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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
New york Mining Stocks.
Rrendstnffs and Provtgiona.

CHICAGO = The wheat market
strengthened early by the Paris adj
vance and Argentine plague rumors,
weakened on the report that New York
had cleared vessel for Rosario, closing
easy, May a shade under yesterday,
Corn and oats closed each IsdAc lower
and provisions 2h95c depressed.
May wheat opened h9Ac under yes
terday's closing price 1t 6SHd6S%c, and
in moment touched 6S1Gc because Liv-
erpool's advance Of $Gl5d was regard
ed as a poor response to the gain Of
1Mc here yesterday. Paris cables were
still lacked snow protection and Bue-
nos Ayres wire announced that port as
well as Rosario had been temporarily
closed on account Of the plague. This
array Of news influenced n reaction.
May ascending to 6STsc. Feeling was
somewhat nervous over the South Afri-
can situation. Later New York re-
port that the Argentine consul there
had cleared a vessel for Rosario was
taken as a REPUTATION Of the previous
report of the closing OF Argentine ports
and the market reacted from the top.
May slumplng to 6Shc. A reaction to
6S&c ensued on covering. The close
was easy: May shade under yester-
QtLN y llIlhl llk at VoTANAuN az = AAG
greater part of the session was fairly
active, although the opening and the
close was rather quiet.
Commission houses were fair buyers,
executing some good orders for foreign
houses. Three loads were reported sold
from here via Galveston to France. The
seaboard reported only five loads ta-
ken for export. Atlantic port clear
ances In whent and flour were equal to
81, 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bushels, against $4,000 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported $50 cars, compared with S54 last
week and 4S2 year ago. Local receipts
were twenty-five cars. none OF which
were OF graded contract. The corn
trade was quiet and the feeling easy.
The country offerings were freer and
the cold weather predictions gave pro-
mise Of larger movement from first
hands, all Of which influenced selling of
corn futures. Receipts here were 2l7
cars. May ranged from 33Mc to 327sC,
and closed Is6hc under yesterday at
3Sc.
The cold weather and sympathy with
corn had depressing effect on the oats
market. Buying was scattered. Local
receipts were 2l2 cars. May sold from
2S02S3s 12SlsC to 23d23itc, closing easy
at ikQhc lower at 2iAg2iSc. The
death Of p. D. Armour. jr., possibly had
slightly depressing effect on the pro-
visions market Hog receipts were light
and the market ut the yards early
higher. although II weakened later.
The trade In the provision pit was
dun all day, this counting against price.
May pork sold from $40 S2i5GIlO IS 10
$40 n. and closed SC under yesterday mt
$40 77kml0 so: May lard from Sc O2k1
9TH, closing 2hc lower at Sc 90 and
May Ribs from s. S0d5 S2iA to 81 ~,
with the close PIC depressed at IS So
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat, SO cars corn. 200 cars; oats.
2O5 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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aER1fAN PREss
Views Situation in South Africa as
"a Step in Mouse Trap.n


BERLIN, Jan. 2s.-The latest news
from South Africa Is interpreted as a
signal defeat for the British. The
Deutsche Tages zeitung calls the Brit
fish position there another step into the
mouse trap"
The last direct German malls to the
Transvaal are now being returned from
Cape Town without any explanation on
the part OF the British authorities. The
German press comments upon the fact
with considerable heat.
An incident illustrating the bitterness
of popular feeling in Germany against
England is the appearance Of pamph-
let to-day entitled 1.-THE Final Reckon
ing with England" This pretends to
describe events In 1881 and sets forth
descriptions Of naval battles in which
Germany defeats England and gem
eral breakup OF the British empire
ensues, with Australia declaring her In
dependence and the other British colo
MES being divided up amid various
powers.
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NEW YoRK-The dry goods market
closes the week with duh spot demand
in all departments. Business through
the mails shows some Improvement.
particularly In prints. small lines OF
these selling well at firm prices. Fancy
prints quiet, Brown sheetlnEs and
drills Indifferent request In heavy
weights, Four yard sheetlngs firm,
with moderate snleR. No chnnJe In
the situation Of bleached OF coarse coll
ored Cuttons, Print cloths close the
week Inactive In all makes, Cotton
yarns IN better request, and advances
OF Ihc to lie per pound recorded on the
week Worstcd and wooden yarns In
quieter demand, but firm,
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Measures Of Censure.


This line Of policy, however, will not
prevent the Irish memberssand most OF
the advanced Liberals from bringing to
vote most sweeping measures of CEN
sure.
An eminent British general. review
ing the campaign thus summed It up:
First of all, we underestlmnted the
enemy. Secondly. we knew nothing of
the power of modern weapons when OPP
posed tn each other in the hands Of toll
erably equal forces. Thirdly, we de.
serted strategy to satisfy sentiment BY
that. mean Ladysmlth and Kimberly
appealed to US, and We answered as
quickly and as unthinklngIy as does an
electric receiver to a transmitter.
eve have learned many things, but
chiefly we have learned that long range
guns and riqes minimize tremendously
the advantage which formerly accrued
to the aggressor. Yet thoroughly be-
lieye. and 1 am not speaking without
experience, that had any continental
nation undertaken the same task with
q the same force 1t would by this time
have been wiped out.
Neglected Lessons of Spanish War.
There arc lot OF things which
might have been learned had we watch
ed your land fighting at Santiago. But,
we did not. AS result, we did not
have nlppers to cut wire. and we knew
nothing about Mausers. But, the APP
probation OF our shortcomings only
makes US the more determined. It may
be six months, and 1t may be year;
but we shall achieve our object"
Frnm the field Of party strife and
military criticism 1t Is a relief to turn
to an extract from a letter OF an officer
at the front, who writes:
IAN orderly was bringing some water
to a wounded man lying on the ground
near me, shot through the abdomen.
He could hardly speak, owing to the
dryness of his mouth; but, he said:
Take It to my pal first He's worse hit
than me-"
After reading this one can UNDER
stand that General Butler did not slOp
over when he wired;
THE men are splendid"
Prof. Goodwin Smith writes to the
speaker" one OF the most misleading
letters which could possibly be put be-
fore the British public, It commences
with saying:
The Maine Disaster.
II suppose the donors OF the Maine
thought they were paying compliment
to America in calling It by that name;
but really they were pricking the Amer
lean conscience MS there IRE few, things
more certain than that the Maine was
blown up by the Ignition Of the coal in
her bunkers. The same accident has
happened to three American vessels
since. one of them commanded by tho
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Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling.
Bellaire and Martins Ferry. Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
TO all points. NJ. q. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
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NEW YORE-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve, Increase cas- 5Ogg. 800
Loans, Increase ..,...m..,..... 1876 600
Specie, increase .,.....".... 5,l75,700
Lngnl tenders, increase ........ 2,GS9,GO0
Deposits Increase ......,....,.. 15,O0S,OO0
Circulation, increase .....,.... 3i9.gOO
The banks now hold $2o,277975 In ex-
cess 81 the requirements OF the IS per
cent rule
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same captain ofstbe Maine, though In
these cases the vessels were saved.
Nothing is more certain than that the
Maine was not blown up by the Span
iards."
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!. +. /. & P..i0f d6 preierrtd fg
Z. Z. q ~ 4. 70 ( ] EleunaylVguia IRA
%, H1uihegn.. ~ ReiidiHF s.... t3is
o nfat pfe ~. "a DO dfrt pre-. -. ~
o second pre-. iils do second pre-. 9
!. & Hudson. ~ RIO Grande W. g
!. Lack. & VIII do preferred +, s.
lver & r g.. Il 81. L. & Ban F.. s7t
o preferred .. g DO hfst pre-. y
2 .s......-..... w DO second pre-. !. y
0 fFlt pre-. SllttfBt. Louis s. W.. ira
North. pre-. .1A 90 preferred .gea
cklng Coal 70 81. Paul .....,...il7jJs
cklng Valley. 3 do preferred ..lI1
upi81 Qentfll. u y ST Paul & On
NJ. CentrHl... y South PRelfc...! az
Q preterredl.. o South. Railway. ~
G. PittE. q g. ~ do preferred :. b35h
Re Erie 4 ". . Texas & Pacific. l5is
Q preferfed 83ifl Union Pacific 90. 4sh
le Shore ,...I@ dofprefeEred :. %
1la. & Naah.. as Wabash .......... *
nhattRn L.. a5h do preferred... IVA
/ 81 Ry......16Itl Wheel. 4 L. e.. Bk
4. Central. -. ~ do second pre-, 9 x
nm. 4 81. l. bg4 Wis, Central..... IN
o preferred :. 90i
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NEW YORE-Thc brokers' price for
lead Is 81 10. and for copper SIC so. Cast
ing copper, l5hc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
Wool

NEW YoRK-Wool quiet: domestic
fleece. 2l62dc: Texas. Halle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
Total sales of stocks were $500 shares.
Steel, Tin, Tube and Hoop Stocks.
The following quotations are furnished
by Howard HaEiett & Son. brokers, Ma
tlnnnl EXchnnRa Rnhk building.

The following prices tor the above stocks
are furnished by Simpson & Tatum, City
Rank hitildinR.
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n More Rheumatlsn.

For years my VIA suffered nom rheumh-
tiBm. sShe tried miiuy remedies, but got lit
tle benent5 Snd We 5aS sSeut Eysn pPsl
and my wife began using II This great
medicine has, APPARENTLY, driven al the
poison out Of her 1ygtemt and has certainly
released her from o life ofpaihs q. 2, Cush-
ihg, North Arlington, Mas.
Celery King cures Com tlpation and all dis
cakes OF the Nerves, Stomach, LiVOrRnd Kid.
neys. Sold BY druggists. sc. and Soc. 8
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THE MoNONGAH ROUTE IS THY
Short Line between Fairmont and
GIArksburg Quick Thne--Fast Trains.
sure Connections. when travelling to or
from ClarksburE or Wost Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad polnts, see that your
tickets read via the MonunEahelu River
Railroad Close Connections at Falrmont
with g. & o. trains. and at Clnrksburg
with II. & o. and w. V \ +, trains. Tick
cts via this route on sale at all u, & o.
and w, V. & =, n, r. stations,
HUGH G. BoWLEs. Genl. Bupt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-04
GOODNESS.

George II. Hepworth in New York
Herald.
That which is right and good in the
sight of the rd.-Deuteronomy, vi,
Is.
Being good is closely related to doing
good. IL may be possible, because of an
Interior motive, to do good without be-
ing good. but IL is wholly impossible
TO be good without doing good.
Your actions are evidence of the kind
OF thinking you do. Show me a man
who talks about justice and then acts
unjustly and l will show you a man
who has in him all the elements OF
hypocrisy. He Is not trusted on earth,
and Is discreuited and p.tied in heaven.
He Is like piece Of common pine wood
covered with a thin veneer which tries
to pass Itself off as solid mahogany.
The religion of pretence Is worse than
downright Infidelity. l can take the
hand Of one who openly declares that
he believes neither in God nor right
eousness, and then lives purely selfish
life, but not the hand of one who pulls
the coverlid of religion over a life of
immortality. An honest atheist is bet
ter far than dishonest Christian.
The atheism of the former may be for
given. because IL is honest. but how can
we forgive the latter, who processes
the high and lives the low? For myself
i would rather stand in the presence
OF judgment, saying, II could not see
the light and therefore did the deeds of
darkness" than be forced to confess
that though the truth was plain to me
lived lie.
No mans creed is of any avail as a
protection against the consequences OF
sin. Religion is too serious a matter
for any deception of that kind. Eter-
nal justice, eternal fair play, eternal
common sense cannot be put aside by
your intelligent assent or dissent. You
are not as large as your knowledge, but
as large as your practical use of 1t.
Take your good deeds to heaven, but
leave your creed behind. 1t will dc
you no good to trail your dogmas be-
hind you, but IL you can carry with you
an armful Of generous actions, of kind
ly words to the erring, and II your daily
life has been an encouragement and 2
help, you will be as welcome as the
stars are 60 the traveller on DARK
night. A concert does not consist Of
a lecture on music, but of the sound:
which the orchestra produces. Theorie:
are well enough in their way, but wher
your theory is all you have 1t Is worth
less. A bridge on canvas Is not like
bridge across the river.
What we call our religion is too mucl
i'm the clouds. 1t is thin and unsub
stantial. God Is an idea, but not a fact
When the man of science explains tn
law of gravitation to me ! see at one
that / must build my house along Ger
tain perpendicular lines or 1t will fal
and involve me in the general ruin.
am not foolish enough to disregard tn
law and build according to caprice
but. being a practical man. I use m
knowledge to insure my safety. TIL
mere knowledge does me no good, bu
rattle r,he use 1 make OF II. My beam
and toists and mason work are laid &C
cordlnr ~ the laws mandate, and n
more dare to swerye from 1t than
would wilfully do myself an injur,
Everything depends on my fidelity, m
own happiness and that Of those VIII
are dear to me. The law has existe
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ney ErGman preach
s Aa% i o g. HsHa evening ce An0
communion first Sunday Of the MONTH 11@5
tor ' Honolulu
gighOp
and 4 ehnden mass with English sermon high mass with nve
Wsssdays Ia@f %' ''"' S anu 'S'''''
in
S s 5asn as the e Rasr
rosary
%s;' ge?Ds ssT5sh sS + S h g
1902
Militant Hall of
$50 church history class @ English The
rS ' yo%s Peoples meeting @ prayer se%s weana 7
sunday ss1f:s Sas sss
o. japanese Church at the old is0m " and ESQ
= = Tkmass associate pas
ss sy nsss 6 %@ Services ] @ class meeting
Christian Endea RS prayer meeting Wedn s @ '"
m am King Maio GsSrge @Hoe apn he
Relief Camp No. 2.-sunday school
Peni Mission block Nuuanu street below King Mrs NJ b Goodwin
with reading
@ GIVE % T % T
at meeting f Mu%sn mes rs fe a oc 8 class % @
H. p.
isns SSs are eordiay I Invited every 0' " ' al
Chapel
at b.
Joyful News Mission Nuanuand King seet-Evanseist address at
} God
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A HONOLULU MAN
Talks of DOan's Backache Kidney
Pills.

Talks of DOan's Backache Kidney
Pills.
When an incident like the following
occurs here at home it is bound to
carry weight with our readers. The
public statement of reputable citizen
living in this city leaves no ground
for the skeptic to stand on.
Mr.. James c. Stevens, of this city,
informs us: 'I was troubled with an
ache in the small of my back for long
time, and such was the condition of
things until l tried some of Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills, which / OBJ
tanned at the HOLSTER Drug Co.'S
store. A short treatment gave me the
desired relief, and l am satisfied that
they are good remedy for backache
and deserve to be recommended
Mr.. Stevens is one of our own cit
liens. Is not such testimony stronger
than that of someone living in Amer
/, icaf
| Does your back or side ache so that
it Ia hard to stand straight? Do you
have headaches, nervousness, frequent
thirst, hot, dry skin, or shortness of
sleep? Are your. eyelids distended or
breath? Evil forebodings, or unsettled
sleep? Are your eyelids distended OF
feet and ankles swollen and have you
lost flesh? Are the secretions from the
Kidneys thick, dark colored, and dc
they deposit a sediment? Kidney dis
ease is insidious and If you leave an,
OF these symptoms you should treat
them at once. Delay may mean 70,
you can't be cured.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills ar
sold by all chemists and store keeper
at 80 cents per box, six boxes $3.50. O
will be mailed on receipt of price b
the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiial
l Islands.
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from eternity, but it is my law, my
protector, my defender when my ac-
lions accord with it.
Just so with religion. 1t is not mine
until 1 make it mine by putting it into
my life. When L am told that l am
God 5 child, that If L trust Him and call
upon him q mysterious something viii
creep into my soul which will make me
a new being, the mere contemplation of
these glorious thoughts is of no more
value than a staff is to a lame man who
is afraid to use it. When the lame
man leans on the staff and finds that
he can walk with it as he cannot walk
without it then he knows it's worth,
and having used 1t he will never throw
it away. SO when your religion ceases
to be belief and becomes practice
you learn that 1t is just as necessary
to your spiritual health as food is to
bodily health. 1t is not something to
die by, but to live by. There is no
experience to which it does not minis
ter. 1t cheers you in your work. 1t gives
you hope when discouraged, it makes
you patient, charitable, resigned. What
a trained Guide is when you are in the
forest, putting his superior skill and
wisdom at your service, that and more
| is religion to the soul.
| You can never live a real life and
/ reap it's reward until you and God are
| side by side. But 1t is not enough tC
believe Him; you must go with Him
| The only religion that is worth q sec
| ond thought is the religion of honest en-
| deavor, for one good deed is more thar
a thousand professions of faith. No
what you say you are, but what TIL,
angels know you to be, will save you
Love everybody, love everything, be toe
proud of yourself to do mean or sci
| fish act, and when you wake from sleel
/ vol will haor ha ssNVaTI
faithful servant" which will make yo,
eternally glad.
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DRAW EXCHANGE ov

DRAW EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCIsCo-Th. Nav.
tional Bank Of San Francixs
LONDON-The Union Bant ~.
tLtd.)
NEW YORK-American Exr,,.
tional Bank.
CHICAGG-Merchants' Natio,s
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdener Bank
HONGKONG AND YoKosu
Hongkong and soanshu
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND Auss1u
Bank Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Of British North America
1T0nS0Cl 0 GeneT0l DgnE|Rp sEICIGEl
Deposits Received. Loan NJ
Approved Security. Comm.rsI
Travellers Credits Issued Bib d
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PRoMPlll
ACCOUNTED FOR.
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Dinnis, that

Larry: BE hivins, Dinnis, that
ould hens atm tacks"
Dinnis: Maybe she's goin' to lay a
carpet."-St. Andrews Gazette.
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HEAD OFFICE: YoKohn
INTEREST Lo"hp
On Fixed Deposits for L m0DD
cent per annum.
On Fixed Deposit fo- moDAA
cent per annum.
On Fixed Deposit I ) mOn~
cent per annum.
INTEREST ALLOWED . -,
HEAD OFFICE AT YoKOA'
On Current D post, / ri" '.
On Fixed Deposit for Il noun
cent per annum. ,...s
The Bank buys and req sns.
lection Blls of Excha. .,,S
Drafts and Letters OF CIeu .,nss
acts q general banking push
Branch of Yokohama sp "a, b
New Repu' lie Bldg. hOn
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The recent general election has in
creased the number of Jewish members
of the Italian Chamber of Deputies
from nine to twelve. All the retiring
members We're reelected.
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Book-binding at short notice at the GA
ZETTE Bindery.
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The three forms of Methodism in
South Australia-the Wesleyan, the BIZ
bic Christian and Primitive-have been
organically united into one church since
January, 1900.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

In 1890 there were 100000 Chinese
Catholics in China. They We're attended
by 500 missionaries, 49, native priests,
and IS bishops
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The Altar Guild of St. Clements
Church. Philadelphia, has recently pre-
sented Rev. II. Parrish, rector of the
Church of the Advent, San Francisco,
with a very handsome green chausable.
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Ask for and try the HONOLULU
BELLE"-Sold by all retailers.
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J. ]. PLONSKY,
Sole Distributor Territory of Hawaii.
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Just a Few Words tor the
"HONOLULU BELLE

She succeeds where all others fall
with the man that appreciates good
thing when he sees it. When you once
obtain the delight that this new maid
en- affords there can be none in the field
to cut her out, with those who under
stand how to blow their money into
smoke economically. For the small sum
Of five cents you can enjoy the pleas
ure of the finest in the land, which is
one Of the best New York handmade
cigars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-04

The Vicar Apostolic of the Forbidden
Land has officially announced that re-
ligious liberty has been decreed in
Thibet. The Lamas themselves have
annulled the former edicts of proscrip-
ton and death.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-04

The conference of American rabbis,
soon to meet at Buffalo, will consider
the memorial presented by Henry
Weinstock of Sacramento urging the
introduction of life of Jesus in the
curriculum of the Sabbath school
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can pastors. subscriptions to the
amount of $500 were taken toward the
debt. after which Presiding Elder Mel
son dedicated the beautiful church.
The family of the late Rev. Stephen
X Dennan, ID. d., has presented his
valuable library to Occidental College
tPresbyterian), Los Angeles. 1t COM
prises LOCO Volumes, historical, theol-
ogical and miscellaneous.
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The new Norwegian and Danish
Methodist Church, Los Angeles, was
dedicated, Sunday, July 8. The church
was handsomely decorated with flowers
and flags of the United States, Norway
and Denmark. Appropriate addresses
were made by two neighboring Ameri-
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Mrs. l.. l.. Writ is expected to leave
Nome during the summer, and after
visiting friends IN Oakland, will make
the family home in Seattle while her
husband engages in his missionary du-
ties at the various stations in Alaska.
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The membership of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles
enrolls nearly LOO. There are sixty one
officers and teachers and 700 in the Sun
day school. The church property is
valued at 100000. The present pastor,
DR.. Cantine, has been in charge for
eight years, and has been asked to
serve the church another year.