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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL.
At rireville, La. by Evangelist Hcl
comb ard Wife.

A Pineville, La. correspondent
whites the Alexandria Daily Town
Talk as follows:
The revival meetings that have
been in progress in Pinevile. in the
Methodist church. by Evangelist Hoi-
comb and wife for fourteen days.
closed last night. The church was
packed to its utmost capacity, 1t be-
ing the farewell meeting. Every one
in Pineville says that this has been
the greatest revival that has been
hel6 here for years. There is more
unity and good Christian fellowship
than ever before. People who had
net attended church for ten or fifteen
years have been successfully reached
by these meetings. Mr. and Ms.
Holcomb have by their loving. Chris
tan spirit. won the hearts OF all.
who will ever remember their sweet
songs and their soul-inspiring instru-
ments. Arrangements are being made
for them to come to Alexandria this
fall. \ standing vote was taken last
night for their return to Pineville and
there Was not dissenting Vote Quite
Il uInher united with the different
churches last night. Mr.. and Mrs
Holcombe left on the early train this
morning for their home in Pine Bluff.
Arkansas"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
OLD TIMES ~ TENNE ESSG.
When re!:s Were as '1',"ntifUs -
Pennies IN the State.

PrGbaiiy few ptGp.j' know that L E.
original nan cf Tie st;.te Of Tenn
e;e Was f." rE.ili or :!:,t n 1.>s the
salaries ct - :.!c,rs q. IS col.!M0r-
ue@Ith y-crs- -. Il. pets. 4gt tie fol
loving IS q correct eti1y q TIE I:.5':
BE it e:i;lcic,, ~ tie general "Tse!n'
= e tie Sc q f3a! ;.l}a t Is
:.,"e}y e.#o, q by #&:L. r.,y Of IL"
F;.tt.g, H.; =. - an, 80. TIE list Gay
.t..sl-s -, - II >:.>ttf:oS Of .his
&; 49,. Hy.zs. lc;.s toloW>-to wit:
II l=s=e:..-. -.#..5-r ~ lie governor, per an
:.sla. - = rsI...s
'I1.~ Ao>or tie chief justice, 800
dc,">....:Ns.
y. >es.ret"ry to his e.cellency the
--,re. .lso!. ;l-n racveoA Sins.
"Ceunty c.o:'.:. :,,9 hcaver skins.
"ts,erk = .Ae Lay.se Of cc:Yluons. 200
raccaGa s:.2s
"J':Si.cc's fte fer serving warrant,
one m.nkSi.i:3.
At that time tie state Of Franklin
exte.Ged to t4o east bank Of the Ms
sisstpHi r:rer. ;;.l ca the west hank
was that great u: known forest region
Of Louisiana. It was thea q terra i:i-
cognita." save few c"Hee landings
and IadiaH trading pests on the river
banks 1t vas known as the district
e Louisiana and Ia 1870 was made
tAe territory Of Louisiana.
Tie state of Franklin. which be-
came Tennessee IN 1896 WAS aim st
as lite Known. The uow great city
Of Memphis was a mere trading oost
and vas net iud oat as q village until
iS-0
lelts We're as Plentiful IN these days
as pennies &..d I!ach better >lrihUtt(l
for purposes Ct cur:encE AID barter,
The pioneers were perhaps as happy
and as well conte!.tel, as is the average
citizen uOW.-- Arkansas Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
William Kepner Weds Again.

ne. the we'll known theatrical wig.
maker and former husband of Louise
Willis. the actress. was married to-
day 20 Miss Frances Lillian Hutkoff,
daush1er CT Nathan Hutkoff. a million
airc plates glass manufacturer and a
prominent member Of tt nmany Hall
The wedding gift Of the brides father
was a s4oo0o residence iii Madison
avenue. which MI and MIS- Hepner
viii occupy upon their return form
Mr. IIepne,'s third matrimonial ven
tie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
COOKING HINTS.

Don't add lard, Go,assts or sugar to
bread if you wish to Eeep We'll and be
Wholesome.
Potatoes baked thoroughly, but not
allowed to turn dark. are TIE best TO be
used for creamed potatoes.
If salad dressing curdles when being
mixed. add q little cold water. stir
quickly, and it will become quite
smooth
If tea he ground ike coffee or crush
ed immediately hcfore boiling water is
poured upon it. it will yield nearly dou-
ble the amount Of its eXtiaratng quail
tiles
II a sliced onion and carrot are cook
ed with veal. it VII be found that the
favor Of the rather taste!ess laeat is
uuch improved Veal cI!t.ets rely for
the:l flavor e:l the toHlato sauce that
is us5i;,lly served Will. theln.
4 e!e..i- httili flavor is sometimes Civ
en- to steak ly llaeiin;: it overnight in
bstl. Of Oil ana vinegar. IN the morn
Ing ii is wiped before tue trolling. but
c':@ts-.h Of ;Ae mixture las lcen ab-
sorLtu to "ise it q decided favor.
i. i. i..;:..sti2 >i,iit pea soup d teacup-
tCl Of Wti!l1ed cream is pat in the
turceh just :.s Ne soup is poured over
the Improvement in faVIr Of the soup
VIII Ee noticeable. This p@ree HAS
sometimes Il fat ever watery taste
that is not AT all agreeable, Which the
whipped cream entirely removes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

\ le5oeme. IS q n.a, who, i wise
begins on himself.
Many man of principle tlies 20
get unlawful interest.
1t is easier TO stand prosperity than
il is To set a chance to t,N.
In order to appreciate youth one
must get over on the shady side OF
40.
Before marriage a man yealns for
a woman; after marriage he earns for
her.
When your health runs down you
should wind up some Of your bad
habits.
When man finds a button in his
salad he should bear in mind that It
is only a part of the dressing.
You can never tell what q man IS
until YOU get in an argument with
him. If his opinion doesn't jibe with
yours. he is crank.
Ministers should bear in mind that
short sermons are the most popular
III summei--as we'll as in spring. an
tumn and Winter.-ChicagO News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
q a sTo7IA
Bears the y The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sf ZX2ZzzU
PELLETS OF SNOW.
How They Fling and Diff In the
Adirondack Region.


On a good eif!ftiMakiI2 day in tL"
AdrOndaekS the SNOW comes not iH
the star shaped fakes that look so
pretty when portrayed on page Of the
dictionary. lu, in small pellets. These
pellets are in shape like tiny white
footballs usually. and they come roll
ing and tumblilI2 down wind as II they
had been "kicked for fair by the half
back gods of the gale And Yet While
they roll and tumble and bound they
hnd lodging places, and as the il!er
gaze> he secs them ple'up in a wall on
the crest of the road cot, Higher and
higher grows the pile. forming AT first
vertical wall, but before this has
risen three inches it is seen TO overhanr
the .ulch.
Though round a nd easily rolled. these
pellets in some Way fit to each other as
bricks would Hntil the oVerhanS is per
haps !, fifth as great rs the elevation OF
the wall and then. marvellous and in
possible rs !; woi.ld Sect, 20 The u!!:lc
c,lS;oued server. a lip forms on TIE
crest tf ,l.c W..!l. :.;,. soon it begins 10
dro"p aiid A:in" GoWn Wider Hi!H ION
1e 4 grows, fa:'her ard far:her i,
Gro. :. nnti' its share is precisely like
tie T., formed Oh d LaSt W.tNe when
ii breaks e., Il >.!0..l w:.,ti beach lips
tlt, are t"t tee. ".sr :.!:,. laH: GOW's
three .cct cit:,: ot al. t,.uli2l. hut S.y
81 "&Il l:"'b's q. * Were they jo.u
the rh:u Of IN. WI. are l!o' u:.cun=
:!l"u ~ Will maggie is il tl.,.l these
tio..":!, ,!ai.n.s, lt.iicls that 60 loun;i:ng
..lt4G ~ E.r|,.N IS luou,al,S fnllH i,,n
Auel Il >i"Isc ::s ti:.lt 1t coarse II TAT,
stu:m cont. l.i.t."> i t.i.4t usually CONES
When shc III ~. :4n ol! t.cut.st. f ii..lt
great W, ..-i, Aiu Tier i,u ntW ~
FORMS 10 I, l;.rt lih itst GEc 10 S}.uW
merely G.o; over i!3;o TIE Ie. OF ,i..
waa and -r;.t.,:;.iIy !..s the cH,tin.
ScrllbnerS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
The Small R0y'e Plan.

willie" she said, If you eat anv
more of those preserves I'll give you a
whipping"
You wouldn't whip a sick boy,
would YOU" tie asked ratheticany.
'Of course not.
Then III eat enough to make .nL
sick. ."-Chicaro Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
His Schpln

flIhert- Aren't yot afraid TO he so
hnowlnS atoat poker when youl WIFE
Is around:
Kitty Quite the contrary II is the
u.ah who laughs the tnudeS1 ovtl a
poker joke WnO knows the teaSt about
the game Ny Wife knows that. and il
Is my cue TO be the man who does the
loud laughter Boston Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
FOX EROS. HARDWARE co.

Dealers in wholesale Hardware, Agricultural
Wagons etc. Main street, Pine Bluff, AK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05

Rose Cigars. Union and home mada
Pine Buff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05

If boy is perfectly healthy and ncr.
nal, 1uart Of raisins which he is
gwen to s1cDe Will dwinG'e to 81 Lulf
pint before he Is tlroulA.-Atchisu,.
Globe.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14
Consolidated.

Dick 7. Morgan's man, w. E.
Ru,ser who is y surv yor has con.
soli,lated his time, talent, energy
and experience with j. L. Byrne d
Co., and formed the firm name of
J. l.. Byrrc IL Co.
We u"w have relinquishments of
all kinds, any where you want them
at bargains. School lands, town
property aud everything in the
real estate line. } l.. BYRNE " Co.
l49tf Cor 9th and G SITS.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14
Practically Starving.

'After using few bottles Of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure my wife received per-
feet and permanent relief from severe
and chronic case of stomach trouble, "
says j. II. Holly, real estate, insurance
and loan agent, cf Macomb, i'll. "Be-
fore using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she
could not eat an ordinary meal without
intense suffering. She is now entirely
cured. Several physicians and many
remedies hau failed to give relief" "
You don't have to diet. Eat any good
good you want, hut dtn't overload the
stomach. Kod"l Dyspepsia Cure will
always digest il 'Cr you. W. II. Smith
* :, u, drug = lists.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14
Final Notice.

We have notified all those know
ing themselves indebted to US for
over two weeks now that we ex-
pected settlement of their accounts
by Feb. 25th; but as some have
fail to comply, will say; all acc.
cunts that are not settled by March
lst will be placed in the hands of
our attorney FOR collection.
Yours truly
Logon IL Friend. l42tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14
KNIGHTS of Pythis Attention.

The lodge will institute on
Thursday March 81, 1902. A large
attendance of members should be
on hand each Thursday night in
tervening as business Of great i'm
portance must be attended to before
that date.
In +. &. b.
II. +. Committee.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14

For Alfalfa, sorghum cane, Kaff-
ir corn, miliet, peanut, pop corn,
field corn, onion sets and full line
of garden seeds, so to Linzees feed
store opposite Post Office. l49tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14

All knds of grape cuttings for
sale at o,. Patricks Mission. soc
per 100. l43ml
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14
.AxApARKo, OKLA, MARCH IA, 1902.

-I'he Congregational church is to be
dedicated Sunday.
Attend the millinery opening
Tuesday at Mrs. Burgess. lotO
Mr.. French, eXsecretary OF the
Give Stock Sanitary Committee, ~
an the city from Guthrie.
Most stylish and dainty designs
an millinery shown by Mrs. Burge
Tuesday. lo7to
Mrs. Allender, the capable Mat
ron of the reading room, is suffer
THy from a severe sorethroat.
FOR RENT room house 2
SsIocks from Post Office. Enquire
HToffmans Bakery. l57tf
Ingram IL Hoffman will receive
Hsissant's celebrated ice cream Mon
eHay and will be exclusive agents.
1916
No. /.
Cut sale on shoes, slippers, boots
clothing, hats and caps at the Lead
..r 1916
Mr.. Lee Spivey and son Bruce,
and Mr.. Ross Kautz and son Geo,
a4sok in the sights of Lawton,
yesterday.
No. 9.
We want to meet all the people
an town, in order to do so we have
anaugurated this big cut sale. 1916
Mrs. Maud II. Hartman of
aChandler has been in the city re-
a=ently visiting w. G. I. L. friends
and looking over the reading room
and has Just gone to her claim near
Fort Cobb.
No. 8,
you should not 90 to agencral store
Esx shoes and clothing than you
-4yould get prescription for yourself
.sf a horsedoctor. Patronize experts
-tt Leader. 1916
Elder W. c. Thompson, of
Apache, will preach at the Christ
1au church, Anadarko Sunday at
NJ o'clock n. IN. and 1880 p. IN.
E-ou are invited to come and hear
2l:m.
No 4.
Buy shoes of an expert shoe man,
-Sslothing of an expert clothier. You
iiud them at the Leader only 1916
FOR SALE--A stock of racket
EEoods on c street. Alta bargain.
Gall at Democrat office. 1918
No. 3.
Get your shoes of foot filter
and make your foot glad,get your
furnishing goods of reliable man
saud be up to date. AT the Leader.
1916
No. q.
Everybody must admit the best
and cheapest clothing and shoes are
mt the Leader. 1916
For parties and socials get
price ON Bissants celebrated ice
cream from Ingram Il Hoffman.
1916
No. Z.
Dancing pumps for ladies and
gents dress shirt and ball ties are
cur stronghold Leader. 1915
There is much planting and digging
and blowing and spading since the
gain which augurs well for the fut-
Hre and Anadarko will undoubtedly
soon "bloom and blossomKas the
nose."
No. s.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-14

Boys and mems never rip shoes
and Iron Clad stockings at the
Leader. l51eo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
COLOSSEUM RACES

Cycle racing for the season OF 1902 will
end Wednesday evening at the Colosseum
with the race between Bobby Walthour
and Stinson. The distance will be % miles.
unlimited pace. This race will have un-
usual features. Walthour will use his
noted belt line tandem, Candy, which
caused so much trouble In racing circles
and brought about a law suit In Hartford.
Manager Sheehan wouldn't allow Wal
thour to use the motor at the local track
and consequently Walthour has ridden
but one race here this season and then
had to use the Colosseum motors.
This trip the belt liner will go as Stin-
son has the privilege OF using wind
shields to the extent OF making IL inches
of protection. This means that faster
miles than the ordinary will be In vogue
and new set of worlds records will
probably be hung up. Walthour is anx-
ious to annex all records from one ynile to
the hour and II he leads at the end OF 20
miles. will go after the bout record OF IL
miles GAO yards held by Elkes. Champion
rode a. miles at Pittsburg but the records
were not allowed by the N. c. A. In ad-
diton to the paced race there will be a
card OF amateur sprint races.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
KELLEY IS WANTED TO
EXPOSE BR|BE C|VERS.
Powerful Influences at Work to
Keep Him Beyond the Reach of
St. Louis Circuit Attorney.

outside the city limits and endeavored to
get him To go on her husbands bond for
>lo,OOO. she was unsuccessful. Mrs. Kelly
made no secret of the fact that at the
time or her visit her husband was In hid
Ing in the city, and she stated that he
was H.
The report that he had been hurried
out OF the city In a special train FURNISH
ed by the men who gave the bribe I'm the
lighting bill case was quickly followed
by more alarming reports, the most cred
ited OF which was that he had been kid
mapped That desperate means might be
taken to prevent him from testifying was
known to the authorities
member OF the combine surrendered
to Circuit Attorney Folk and the grand
jury copies OF an oath which was admin
istered 10 each OF the nineteen members
One clause In this oath was as follows:
And do solemnly agree that, In case
l should reveal the fact that any person
In this combine had received money, I
hereby permit and authorize other mem
bers or this combine to take the forfeit of
my life In such manner as they may deem
proper, and that my throat may be cut.
my tongue torn out and my body cast in
to the Mississippi river. And all this / do
solmenly swear, so help me God"
The oath was only one feature Of reg
ular ritual which the combine created for
Its government. There were signs ard
passwords such as exist In legitimate se-
cret orders, the informers say.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
TWO GIRL SWIMMERS

New York. Sept. 15.-The Fort Hamil-
ton division OF the United States volun-
teer Life Saving corps announced an en-
durance test swimming match from their
headquarters at Fort Hamilton to the
Staten Island shore across the Narrows.
to take place at 2:30 yesterday afternoon.
1t was open TO young women swimmers,
who are numerous at Fort Hamilton and
Bath Beach
Elaine Golding. the 12-year-ol cham
pion Of Bath Beach. was the only female
swimmer to appear. 1t was said that
Florence West 10 years old. Miss Gold
ings Fort Hamilton rival was coming.
and the match was delayed TO give her
chance TO enter.
The two girls separated Immediately
after the start, Miss Golding and two Of
the men electing to breast the food tide
straight down toward Fort Hamilton
docks. while Miss West and eight men
started straight out from the dock. let
ting the tide carry them up toward Sta
pleton. expecting that before they
reached the Long Island shore they would
catch the ebb and be carried down again.
Miss Golding's tactics proved the best.
for her rival did not get the benefit Of the
outgoing tide until she was nearly across
the Narrows. and far forth of the finish.
Miss Golding reached the life saving dock
at Fort Hamilton at Z o'clock. and Miss
West 10 minutes later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
Mrs. WitheTs Claims Young
Woman Broke Up Her Home.
WANTS A LIMITED DIVORCE
Asserts Husband Threatened 10 KllI-Hs
Says She Is Trying TO Get Pic
turs 10 Newspapers

New York. Sept 15.-The domestic
troubles which have existed for some
time between William Ardeli Withers and
withers. were fully discussed today in
Justice Giegerich's court when Lawyer
All -Humnel of Howa & Hummel on
behalf OF the woman. asked for aiimony
and counsel fee pending an action for a
limited divorce brought by Mrs. With
ers against her husband.
Mr.. Withers is the general manager
Of John II. Hindley & Son. plumbers. at
No. s1s Sixth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Withers are first cousins. besides being
man and wife.
They lived above the ONCE where her
husband was employed and were married
July 8. 1900, In the Church of the Trans
figuration.
Mrs. Withers says that soon after their
marriage her husband treated her cruel
ly.
Il had hardly been married to the de-
fendant." she said. before / discovered
he was giving his time. care and atten-
tion to q Miss Alice Harrison who sub
sequently ascertained was stenographer
employed by Messrs. John III. Hindley g.
Son, plumbers. Of No. s19 Sixth avenue.
AT last the defendants attentions be-
came so open I insisted on Miss Harrison
leaving the store, as i could not with
self-respect allow such a state Of things
TO exist"
Mrs. withers says that on December s
last she went into the store to speak to
her husband.
II found him." swears Mrs. withers
"and Miss Alice Harrison standing to-
gether, caressing each other. said
nothing before the other employees but
when my husband came upstairs re-
minded him Of his promise TO get Miss
Harrison out and asked him how II was
that she waA not gone and what he
meant. He lid he had no intention OF
the very ground she walked on. and that
he preferred her little finger TO me. From
that time forth our married life became
more miserable than ever"
Mrs. Withers said that she and her
husband Quarrelled and that he taunted
her with the fact that he had been In the
company Of Miss Harrison. She said that
her husband wanted her TO leave the
state and get a divorce. but that she re-
fused to do so.
From that time on" said Mrs. With
ers in her afidavit. my husband con-
tinuaily nagged and threatened me and
found fault with my clothing and my
He called me the vilest
names. He said ne would kill me II I
did not go out of the state and get d.
vorce."
Mr.. withers, through his lawyers, Can
non & Cannon. Of No. lis Broadway. has
tions set forth In Mrs. Withers's afsida-
Wit.
1T is a case Of blackmail." said Mr..
withers. MY wife loves the notoriety
and she wants to get her picture In the
papers"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
RYAN IS FIT

Buffalo. Sept l5.-Tommy Ryan arrived
in Buffalo Saturday night and he looks
to be in excellent condition for his 20
round championship contest with Kid
Carter. which is 10 take place before the
International Athletic club this evening.
Several large delegations are now In
this city and several excursions are due
to arrive between now and tonight noon.
Ryan Is to favorite and at those
odds large amount of money Is being
placed
KID Carter. his opponent weighed l5s
pounds after five-mile run yesterday
and his friends claim that he is ft and
strong at that weight. The weight for the
match is l5S pounds at o'clock. Ryan
weighed 155 pounds. Il feel all right" he
said, ''and expect TO win" At present Car
ter men are posting money TO go on at
two TO one, while Ryan men are asking
$3.50 TO $500.
The men are TO battle for 20 rounds for
a purse OF 5000 at 1bs pounds for the mid
die weight championship.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
GOV. BECkHaM INTeRFERES

Frankfort. Sept. i5.-Gov. Beckham de-
cded yesterday that legal steps should
be taken To prevent the proposed contest
between Young Corbett and Terry Nc
Govern. before the Southern Athletic club
at Louisville n week from today. II II IL
to be a prize fight and In violation OF the
Kentucky laws lie will hand 10 Attor-
ney General Clifton j. Pratt letter re-
questing him at once 10 institute proceed
ings TO determine whether the contest IL
90 be a prize hgnt. or only boxing con
test. the latter being permitted. The pro-
ceedlngs. so the governor and the 'attor-
ney general determined will be an in
junction suit filed In the Jefferson Circuit
court at Louisville, seeking TO restrain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
AT BELL Street
Initial Address by Rev. Clay
MacCauIey, the New Pastor.

Mr.. Clay MaoCauley. u. D., made an
address at the Bell street chapel Sunday
afternoon. He succeeds Anna Garlin
Spencer. who has been given a years
leave OF absence.
DR.. MacCauley Is a Unitarian. He was
born In Chambersburg, Pa, May 8, 1s4s,
was graduated from Princeton in 1894 and
from the Theological Seminary OF the
Northwest, at Chicago, In 1885. He served
with the 126th Pennsylvania Volunteer
Regiment, was made lieutenant, was on
General 8. d. Sturgis' staff In ls62-63. was
made prisoner at Chancellorrville May 3,
1863. aud was confined at Libby prison.
In 1894 and 1866 he served on the Chris
tian commission OF the United States
army. From 1869 10 1877 he served as
pastor OF the First church OF waltham.
Mass.
After his return from abroad Mr.. Mac
Cauley organised, and In 1879 became
pastor Of All Souls church at Washing
ton, remaining there until 1881. In 1890 he
became q director in the Japan Mission
of the American Unitarian association,
serving as such until 1900, and from 1891
until 1899 holding the office Of president
and Professor of PhiIosophic and Historic
Theology in the College for Advanced
Learning at Toxic. japan. In 1896 he was
corresponding secretary of the Asistic
society In Japan. While In Japan Mr..
MacCaulsy was the regular correspond
ent for Japan Of the Boston Transcript
and a contributor to the Japan Mail OF
Toxic. He is a member OF numerous So
cieties, was elected n member OF the
Military order OF the Loyal Legion in
1871. OF the Philosophischer Verein and
Literarischer verein of Dresden In 1872.
and OF the Anthropoiogicai society. Phil
osophical society and Bureau or Ethnol-
ogy OF Washington I'm 1881. Besides his
newspaper work he has done important
literary work. including numerous trans
lations from the Japanese. an Introduc-
tory Course In Japanese. a Japanese
Literature, and other books. lie edited
from 1890 10 1895 the Japanese Unitarian
magazine "Shukyo"