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Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11
Personal

r. A. Milliorn was in Eugene satur.
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Glow spent Sunday in Eu.
gene.
Mrs. II. NJ. Warner went to Albany
Monday.
Geo. A. Houek, Of Eugene, was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. W. W 0glesby and Mrs. c. q.
Speer visited Eugene Monday.
II. J.. Ram made trip to Eugene
yesterday by private conveyance.
Mrs. L. Is. Moore left Saturday to JOIN
her husband at Roseburg, where they
will reside.
Mrs. FurmaD, who has been visiting
with the family Of j A. Bushnell, re. :.
turned 10 her home in Portland Friday.
T.. X. Upmeyer, Of Harrisburg, was
in this city yesterday. Mr.. Upmeyer is
one OF the largest timber land owners in
this country Register.
Milton McRoberts and wife, OF Prince
ton. Indiana. left for their home Non
day via the Southern Pacific. Mrs. Nc
Roberts Is a sister TO A. A. Foster.
q. w. Weatherly, Of Portland. Presi~
dent OF the Weatherly Creamery Co., OF
this city, arrived on the local yesterday.
He will be in town two or three days.
Mrs. s. ii. Friendly has returned from
an extended pleasure trip TO San Fran
cisco. The Misses Carrie and Threse
Friendly will remain for a more pro-
longed visit.-Register.
Mrs. Marshall. Of Colusa, Cal, arrived
Friday on visit 10 her daughter, Mrs.
winn. She was accompanied by her
son, Rev. Robert Marshall and his fam
ily, an evangelist Of note. Mr.. Marshal
left Saturday for Albany, where he will
pi each.
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Correspondence
HARRISBURG.

Matters are rounding up for an
early finish Of the electric plant.
Barney May went 10 Eugene Sunday
returning on the special Monday.
Amelia May returned from her visit
with the cod folks at home" Friday.
--Robby Lassell is home from the
PortIapd Business College. lie gradu-
ated with high hOnors.
w. l.. Tyler, OF the firm OF Tyler K
Bennett, of this city, was registered at
the St. Charles ia Portland Monday.
w. ID. Busey, Of the Harrisburg
hotel, Ia uncontrollably happy. This
one is girl, 10 mate little Raymond.
&c. w. Isham has been appointed
Justice OF the Peace for Harrisburg pre-
cinct. George IL a terror TO evil doers.
j. w. Gilmore, the newly appointed
Southern Pacific agent, il starting in
his duties in very satisfactory manner.
Miss Edna Mackey was greeted by
her host Of friends upon her return from
Roseburg, where she has enjoyed an ex-
tended visit.
The editor OF the Junction City
BULLETIN cast his lengthy shadow
atbwart our side walks this week. May
| ii never grow less.
Mrs. Ailingham, mother Of professor
w. w. Allingham. was laid crest Tues
day OF this week. That community has
lost one whose place will be bard to fill.
Mr.. J. s. Rathburn. Grand Custo.
dian Of work in this jurisdiction, A. F,
x A. NJ, paid Thurton Lodge, No 2S, an
official visit on last Monday evening. A
grand old man.
They exercised the fantastic toe al
Frank Sheldnn's, out on the ranch, last
Wednesday night until broad daylight
Many youngsters from here were there
Frank and his wife were great enter
tainers.
--Easter services were beld at thu
Christian Church Sunday, consisting o
appropriate songs and r.citations by th'
children. The church was filed to it
utmost capacity. The children ac
quilted themselves handsomely.
Randall Cornett, con OF ]. B. Cor
nett, residing near Peoria, was buried q
the Shedd cemetery on last Friday. Tn
dertaker w. L. Wright was called {,
take charge OF the remains. The driv
from here was made through the sever
, est rain storm OF the season.
-Four young bloods last week, wit
tragic ends in view, went outside the col
! porate limits TO settle differences by
, iistic encounter. II he reporter note
=, in the first engagement that Eddy, wit
o swift right TO Luby's nose, knocke
3 him down and out in the first round
Q The other two were more deliberate
? clawed some, wrestled, catched as cato
could, up and down, hip and thigl
= until both were done up. Then dra
was called. 1t is said that the boy
c are heartily ashamed of this unseeml
e proceeding, and now declare themselv'
!. out OF the ring to stay.
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RIVER VIEW.

Miss Ida Adkins is staying at Tom
Kinks.
Mrs. w. B. Wetzler made a trip TO
Irving today.
Jesse Severn was transacting busi-
ness in Eugene the last of the week.
Miss Annie Templeton is visiting
her brother William at Crown Point,
Albert Bristow purchased 10 head
of goats from Loren Edwards at s5 per
head.
The farmers are busy putting all
their attention to their work and every
where is heard the hum Of the workers.
Misses Ella and Fanny Moffitt left
for Eugene today, whore they will take
the teachers examination. They have
our best wishes for success.
The sunshine brought out many
pleasure seekers Sunday, and several OF
our young folks improved the opportur-
iiy by going for buggy ride.
Mrs. Benham, OF Cottage Grove,
passed through in company with Mr..
Joe Edwards ehroute for the latter's
home in Benton county, spend Easter.
Word has been received by several
from the Harris family who recently
moved to Astoria. They are not very
we'll pleased with their new home and
may return in the near future.
"A very interesting Easter program
was rendered at the school house Sun
day afternoon. We thank the young
folks for the interest they manifested in
theiI several parts ana the manner i'll
which they were executed,
Robert Oar. of Eugene, met with a
slight accident Monday eve. He broke
the axle of the rear wheels Of his buggy.
The boys recommended him to DR.. VIM,
Tripp, and when last heard of he was
inquiripg for said gehtleman's office.
james Hays was initiated into the
Workman lodge last evening. One of the
boys meeting him this morning, noticing
his pale face and unkept condition, re-
marked, "What's the matter, Jim?'
With awoeful expression, he uttered
these words, "That blamed goat is ter
ror."
"A number OF our young people at
tended the Easter exercises the Chris
tian Church. Among them were, Misses
Ella, Fanny, Della and Ada Moffitt, Jo
sic and Sophia Femme, Ida Hayes, Mary
johnson, Mrs Hayes and Messrs James
Hays, Willard and Riley Gray, Cheste
Edwards, Martin Femme, Geo. Harper
LOUIS Soverns, Chas. Thomas, Sam Tenn
! pleton ard Chas. Burgess. All report ;
nice time. However upon their return
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

G. 7. Church next Sunday evening at
7 80. We hope 70 have all the singing
force OF the town present. A special in
yitation Is extended 70 all.
]. d. sIBERr.
The State sunday-school Association
will meet in Salem on the i4th, 10Th
and 10th Of May. Mr.. G. d. Meigs, ths
Indiana Cyclone" a sunday.school
worker with national reputation. will
be in attendance at this meeting.
AZ the last regular meeting Of Oasis
Lodge, No. Al, l. o. q. f., l.. b. Moore
and A. J. Kaiser were elected delegates
70 the session Of the Grand Lodge 10 be
held in Baker City, on May l5, 1901
Emery Heron was elected trustee, vice
j. 7. Williams, and Il. +. Harvey Sec
tary, to take the place OF l.. Is. Moore,
removed 10 Roseburg.
This Is the season when housecleaning
begins To receive consideration. A new
carpet for the parlor, sitting room or
| bedroom, and new mating for the
kitchen and halls, add u thousand per
cent 10 the appearance Of II home. You
will find just what you want in this line
at W. l.. Wright's furniture stors and at
prices that are right.
Miss Frances Bushev entertained
somc OF her young friends Tuesday,
April 3, 1901 at the home OF her mother,
In honor oi her eighth birthday. She
was the recipient OF numerous presents
and those present spent an enjoyable
time. The BULLETIN acknowledges, with
thanks, some elegant birthday cake and
unite with her friends In wishing her
many bright and happy birthdays.
| Members of the A. o. U. w. and the
Degree OF Honor gave party for the
children OF the Degree Saturday night
Refreshments were served and games
4 played until u late hour. Those present
were: Mrs. s. l.. Moorhead, Mrs. n
l.. Lee, Mrs. r. Howard, Mrs. Strome
Mrs. J. Nichols, Mrs. Darneill Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, +. A. Saylor, G.. 0. Powell
II. G. Mahon; Misses Gussie Bruetting
kittie Milliorn, Hattie and Josie Moor
head, Minnie Sihbetts, Lena Senders
Bertha Nichols, Beatrice Baker. Id,
Miller, Beulah Pitney, Mae Browning
Ada Powell and sisters, Francis Bushy
Lola Goodman, Ruth and Grace Hill
tihatI SaNluT MessTs W. ID. Leo ra.
and Coy Miller, Clair Lee, Ptolemy Bn
Der, Richard Hill, Emmett Mulholland
Willis Nail Jr., Chester and Merle Mich
OILS, Willie Peiman, Roy Darneill, Nobl
Powell, Scott Howard, Sylvia and Bax
ter Moore, Clarence Goodman, Wallace
Baker, Bishop Moorhead, Cecil ant
Clarence Pitney,
The Weekly Oregonian and BuLLErr
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

The Weatherly Creamery CO., of Port
land, have broke ground fora new build
ing, 5ox100, two stories high, on Third
and East Morrison streets. Tie first
floor will be all one room, in which they
will operate one 6i the largest creameriss
on the coast. The business of this COM
pany is increasing so rapidly thata larger
building is necessity.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11
Letter from K. p. Caldwell.
EVERETT, VASE, April9.
ID nn4Anun.AA L.
4OtVDA"" 7" u tII' W.T.
Junction City, Or.


Junction City, Or.
DEAR SIR send you by today's
mail paper published in Everett, the
Daily Herald. which will give You
clearer idea of Everett as it now is and
it's future prospects than l could write.
All the enterprises and industries noted
in the paper seem 10 be permanent fix
.ures, except that the force now em'
ployed by the Great Northern Railway
NAV be reduced somewhat as their worz
of improvement nears completion.
There are a goodly number Of men
employed here in industries not men
toned in the paper, in improving the
streets. grading lots, putting Dp bui!t-
ings, etc. The sound of the hammer
can be heard in all directions contin-
ually. 1t is estimated that the popuIa-
ton OF the city has increased 1000 since
last summers enumeration. That would
| make Everett a town OF 1900 inhsbl-
tants.
The climate Is very much the same IS
there, except that ii is slightly cooler
here. The past week was stormy ore
up to Easter Sunday. Since then the
weather has been fine.
Give my regards to cid neighbcrs and
friends. Yours trnly,
@ r.. +. Caldwell.
T S.-Find enclosed $3.50, which VIII
| indicate TO you that | want to renew
my subscription to rhe BULLETIN.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

q stranger passing by was attracted by
the cries Of "Helpf Oh, save me, Char.
liep Upon a closer investigation, he
found that the wagon instead Of being
turned over was resting on sideli0g
place, all It's occupants standing by,
wondering why 1t had not tipped over.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

]. II. Miller invites the people oi
Junction and vicinity to call and see the
new 1901 Rambler bicycles. ii you are
thinking about buying wheel it viii
pay you to lock at the Rambler before
YOU make purchase. Just notice the
number OF these wheels in nse. That is
the best advertisement it can have.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

The Weekly oregonian and BULLETIN
So for year.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

If you expect TO need half pint OF a
barrel of paint, come and see us.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

T S.-Find enclosed s1.50, which viii
indicate TO you that want to renew
my subscription to The BULLETIN.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-11

G. 7. Church next Sunday evening at
7 80. We hope 70 have all the singing
force Of the town present. A special in.
vitation Is extended 70 ALL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30

V0lveria a reuniT, cuandO les VI Sus
bir a la esplanada. Salt a Su en-
cuentro: les cogl las manoS con ell
mayor transporte y Sc la beS6. La
luna empez6 a salir por detras de
la maleza de las colinas. Hablando
de cosas Vsrias nos aproximamos
inSenSib|emente un gabinete que
Sc hallaba a oscuras, Carlota entr6
y Sc seut6: Alberto Sc puSo a un
lado de ella y yo al otro, pero mi
natural inquietnd no me permiti6
permanecer en- un mism0 Sitio: me
levante, me puSe delante de Carlota,
di algunoS pasos, y Yolvi a sentar-
me; me hallaba en- ur estado vio-
lento.
Carlota nos hizo observar ell bello
efecto de la luna, que desde 10 alto
de las hayas alumbraba toda la
emplanada: era una vista magnffi.
ca y tanto mas bella para nosotroS.
cuanto que nos hall&bamos rodea.
dos de una obscuridad profunda.
Guardamos silenci' por algGn ratio,
y Carlota nos sac6 de el, diciendo
SNunca he podido pasearme a la luz
de la luna, sin acordarme de mis-
parienteS difuntos, sin sentirme
conhovida con la idea de la muer-
tie, Y con la del poryenir. - Renace.
remos continue con uua voz que
espresaba la mas viva emoci6n,-
PeIo, Werther, :nos encontrare-
mos JnoS recOnoceremos =? ioue
creeiS?S SCarlota, lie diio esten-
diendo la mano hacia ella, y con
los ojos arraSadoS de lsgrimas, ,sf,
nos veremosl lEn eSta vida y en- la
otra nos volveremos q yea - No
pude decir mas - Guil'ermo, no
me faltaba mas que esta pregunta
en- el momento en- que abrigaba en-
ell pecho la idea de nuestra cruel
separation.
SEsos caros amigos que hemos
perdido, continue Carlota, ssaben
algo de nosotrosP Stieneu idea del
sentimiento que esperimentamos,
cada vez que les traemos a la me.
moria0 lAh. Ia imsgen de mi ma
die Ia tengo siempre delante de
mis- oios, J cuando estoy por Ia me-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30

a tus brazos, y espresarte con mis-
trasporteS y mis- lagrimas todas las
penas que asaltan a mi cOraz6n.
EStoy solo y apenas puedo respirar;
procure soSegarme aguardo cue
amanezca, porque a esq hora tendr6
los caballos a la puerta,
iAh. duerme tranqnila y no pien-
sa que va no me volyera a yer. Me
he alejado de ella, y he tenido baS.
tante fuerza para no descubrir mi
secretO en- una conversation de dos
horas, Y que conversation, Dios
Mol
Alberto me habfa prometito que
vendria al iardfn con Ctrlota deS.
pu6s de cenar Yo esttbl sobre la
esplanada bajo los altos castafIoS, y
miraba ell sol, que por la Ultima vez
veia ocultarse tras del risueGo vale
y rehejarse en- Ell rio que CORE man
samente, iCuantas veces nos habia.
mos encuntrado en ell miSmo Sitiol
lCuantas veces habiamos contem-
plado juntos aquel magnftico espec.
taculol y ahora- me Sa eaba solo
por esta alameda querida. iCuantas
veceS adn ant9s de cunOcer a Car
lota, una estrai1a simpatia me ha.
bia detenido allfl Y lque algeria
cuandO descubrimoS nuestra mdtua
inclinaci6n a este sitio, que es sia
duda 10 mas delicioso de cuanto he
vist9. AL trav6s de los cast nos Sc
descubre una bella perspectiga....
Creo que va tie he hablado de clio:
te he dicho que las elevadas hsyas
forman una alameda que Sc oscu
rece insensiblemente a medida que
que Sc scerca a I'm bosquecillo, por
ell cual atraviesa para oar enlrada
a IN cercado, en- donde Sc glza de
la mas pofunda soledad. Adn Sien-
to la emoci6n one experiments al
entrar en- Ell por primera vez, en- Ell
instante en- que ell sJl Sc hallaba en-
10 mas alto de su carrers: fue un
vago presentimiento de dicha y de
dolor.
Hseis una media bora que me
hallaba entregsdo a los duceS y
crueles pensamientos del momento
que nos separaria : de squel que 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30
w WERTHER

primera cosa que ha llamado Ani
atenci6n al abrirle, ha sido ell lazo
de color de rosa que llevaba Carlota
en- ell pecho cuando la Vi por prime
ra vez, Y el cual lie habia pedido
muchas veceS. Habia t3mbiGn dos
libritos en- 12Q, ell Homero, de la
impression de WettStein, que yo ha-
bfa desesdo tanto, por no ir al pa
SEQ cargado con ell de Ernesti. Por
este puedes colegir como atienden
a mis- deseos y procuran demostrar-
me su amistad con dones mas pre-
ciosos mil yeces que esos magni'
ficos regalos, con los cusleS nos hu-
milla la vanidad del que los hace.
Mil veces he besado este lazo y en-
cada beso he aspirado y saboreado
ell recuerdo de delicias con que me
colmarou aquelIos pocos dias tan
breves y tan ireemplazables. Gui-
llermo, es una verdad, y no me que
10 de clio: las flores de la vida no
SON mas que vaDas apariencias:
Icuantas Sc desvanecen sin dejar el
mas mfnimo rastro! icuan pocas dan
frutol y icuan pocos de estos frutos
llegan a madurarI lSin embargo,
adn hay bastantes, " ion, her
mano mfOI 5es possible yer maduros
les frutos y desdenarlos y dejarlos
corromper sin probarlosP
AdioS. El verdno es magnftiCO; al
gunas veceS trepo a los frutales del
jardin de Carlota, derrlbo con una
cana las peras mas atlas, y ella des'
de bajo la recibe a medida que 20
las dejo caer.
so de AgoStO. Infelizl sno est$s
loco? ino te engafa a II mlsmoH
iQue esperas de esa passion freneti-
ca sin termino? Todos mis- votos
son para ella; la veo en- todas par
tes y no veo a mi alrededor mas que
los obietos que estau relacionadoS
con ella. EstO me proeura slgpnos
momentos de felicidad- 49,. hasta
que me veo obligado a volver a la
realidad: Iah!, Guillermo, a d6nde
me arrebata a veces mi angustiado
coraz6nI Ouando he permanecido
sentado dos o tres horas q su lsdo,
para saciaE mis- OiOs = mis- oidos con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30

Sus gracias, con su talle, y con la
expression celeste de sus palabraS,
mis- Sentidos Sc inhaman; mi vista
Sc oscurece; apenas oigo; y mi gar
ganta Sc aprieta como 81 obrase So
bre ella la mano de Un aseSiuo.
Entonces mi coraz6n late rapida-
mente como para mover los sen
tides sofocados, pero no consigue
mas que aumentar la turbaci6n....
amigo mfo, muchas veces dudo que
no exiSto- --- y 81 el dolor no me
arrebata; 81 Carlota no me conce1e
ell miserable consuelo de apoyar mi
frente sobre Su mano para llOrar,
porque asf puedo combatir la opre-
sion de mi coraz6n, entonces nece.
sito alejarme, huir yagar por los
campos, trepar a las montailas es.
carpadas, abrirme camino por entire
un bosque impenetable, pOr entire
los matorraleS que me hieren y las
y las espinas que ME despedazan
esas son mis- alegrias. Entonces me
halo un POGO mejor, y cuando ce.
diendo al cansancio y a la sed, me
veo obligado a suSpender mi mar.
cha y en- un bosque solitariO, a la
media ncche y alumbrado por la lu.
ma, me siento scbre un tortuoso
tronco con ell objeto de descansar
un POGO mis- destrozados pies; cuan.
do a la llegada del crepdsculo me
duermo fatigado- - lOh, CUTLER
mol ell solitario albergue de una
zelda, un cintur6n de espiDas, y un
cilicio, son los Gnicos consuelos a
que mi alma aspira. Adios. No veo
mas fin para todas eStaS miserias
que ell sepulcro.
5 de Setiembre. Es precise que
me marche. TIE doy gracias, Gui.
llermo, por haber tjado mi iueerti-
dumbre. va hace ounce dias que
medlto Ell proyecto de deiarla, Ne.
cesito marcharme. Ha lido Utra vez
a la ciudad, casa de una amiga y
Alberto. y------ es precise que
me marche.
10 de Setiembrs. iQue noChe, aui'
llermol Ahora va 10 puedo veneer
todo. No Ia volvere 4 yer, Ahl 81
70 pudiera II yolando 4 arroisrme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30
Tomas Bryan
-ABOG ADO

Titulo sobresaliente de la facultad
de Santiago de Galicia, Ofrece sus servi
clos PROFESSIONALS en- Mayagiiez, calle de-
la Rosa nom. 26, on que tiene establecido
su estudio.
Sc encarga de la gesti6n y defense
de toda clase de asuntOs ante0las COrtes
de Justicia de Mayaguez, San Juan,
Ponce, ArecibO v HumacaO.
Para la jurisdiction de Las Marias
cuenta con un Agente especial residente
en- aqueI pueblo, don Francisco FulladO-
ga, con quien pueden entenderse direc
tamente los Clientes.
Hta. IL A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30
Ba|neario de Coamo

Pr6xim0 ESabecimenO
auacon naacon *drorp"s meoraS notab ntO1ucdas 6
tendencies todas comfort le hu6pe
n pu6Ico en- general amgo* particular aproxinndose
dtna
miias
srvn dar av satisfaction
ElEshecmenO r9putad0 m6cO cOnsutas
PRECOs DE HOSPEDAJE
Por un solo dia a......................$3
Famias mpueStas
NoIA Slempre deeen mas
BnarO
Coamo dando eme Oportuno avso cOrreO6 o
f6nicO del BalneariO COamO NFamacia NJ
digse Administrator
cribe,
Juan Eo1x.
10 de AbrI de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30
ESMERALD LDA"
Cafe Restaurant de Noriega y Figueroa
ARECIBO, PLAZA TYSON

Complete surtdo de reec coes Cenas onccnadas por
magnifco maestro unao Servco emeado Mo-
dcidad en- los pecos.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-28
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, MAY %, 1901.

shall be made either by modification
of the text or by declaratory state
ment. but SO far as possible by declar-
atory statement"
This recommendation was also
adopted with little opposition.
The question then recurred to the
adoption If the report as a whole.
The moderator put the question and
then there was one great roar OF
"aye." Instantly the assembly arose
en- masse and sang the Doxology
The moderator then lead in prayer.
The end to the great discussion
which had continued into the fourth
day, came SO quickly that it took every
one by surprise. DR.. Moffatt. who in
trOduced the harmonizing amendment
to recommendation b. was surrounde.'
by a crowd which congratu|at" h.
on his success IN hyi"r'.'r ~ mate
to clf u q co.'- -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-28
6ROpRiCk NOT POPULAR.
Said a Thousand British Officers rave
rendered designations.

New York. May 2S.-There Is no
douht the London correspondent OF
The Herald thinks. that NJ. Bf'dfi'N'
,he secretary Of state for war. = h"'
ponnlar with the British army II Is
learned from talk in the military ci'o'
mat no less than 1.0oo officers nave
sent in their papers 10 'he va o''''
In military circles it IS the oh's 'op,
II of conversation Dissatisfaction IS
expressed on all sides None o' 'nes. '
military men believe Mr. bfo"'''"
~, no able TO realize new arm!
scheme The recruiting ou''o'" =
very black indeed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-28
Satisfactory to Minority.

Dr \ircols OF ST. Louis. a leader OF
the minority party. in brief speech.
heartily seconded the amendment
which action drew forth considerable
applause. Secondng speeches were
made by Or. llerrick Johnson of Chi
cago. Former Moderator Charles a.
Diekey. Philadelphia: DR.. William Nc
kibben. Cincinnati; Dr. George u.
Baker. Philadelphia: Or. William c.
Roberts. Pennsylvania, Ky; Or. W. II.
". BOYLE Pueblo Colo; DR.. ID. J.
Saunder. president Of Biddle univer-
sity. Charlotte y. c.: DR.. David \.
Crnninsham Washington. Pa. and
Dr. David S. Kennedy. Allegheny. Pa.
As each 81 the above commission
ers. who represented all shades of
opinion in the assembly. rose to speak
for the amendment a wave of applause
swept over the vast assemblage.
The amendment was adopted by a
viva voce vote. not one voice being
raised in opposition to it.
The question was then on the adop-
tion OF tho majority report and DR..
Johnson moved that the three recon-
nendations contained in the report be
taken M seratim and the motion was
carried.
Recommendation A. which calls for
the appointment of revision commit.
tee was adopted with only a few
voices against 1t.
Recommendation Il. as amended
wont through without a sign Of oppo-
sition.
Recommendation c. on motion oi
Dr Baker of Philadelphia. was amend
od so that the amendments to be pre-
,.red Nv the committee for several
chapters OF the confession OF Ialth
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Americana Sail From Taku.

Washington, May 28.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the war department from
the transports Sumner and LennOx
sailed Monday and that all of the
troops that are to leave China are off
for Manila
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Confederate Reunion

M.mnbis. Tenn. May -s.-' ~"
a.,s a.. mourning into the city rom
ali over the South to atteh" '"e ~
annual reunion of the United oohisu
ara,e Veterans and the 6th anh"a' :.
union of the United Sons OF .oa'Vn MA,
49,. Veterans. II is estimated ''ia'
".' an IS 400 strangers had come IN