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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06

IEzssszzsES1] EFORE the Christian EndeaVOr-
IA 50 vi ers Of Minneapolis, John VIII
III S-%I lis Baer, general secretary Of
iii "a vi the United Christian Endeavor,
TX " s1Si will deliver his farewell address.
preparatory to becoming assistant field
secretary Of the Presbyterian board of
home missions. A reception, conference
supper and an evening rally is to be held
In Mr.. Baer's honor at Westminster
church. Friday Sept. II. It will be the
largest gathering of Minneapolis En-
deavorers ever held. Mr.. Baer's hosts
will be the Christian Endeavor Union, the
program committee and the members Of
the Westminster societies.
Three large gatherings have been
planned, the first a reception from to
e:3O p. m. in the parlOrs, when Endeavor-
ers of Minneapolis may shake hands with
Secretay Baer. From $50 to- 7:45 a con-
ference-supper will be served by the
Westminster C. E. society. Mr. Baer will
have charge Of the conference, and the
Endeayorers expect to receive great help
and inspiratio from this farewell meeting
with him. The conference-sup is for
all officers, chairmen Of committees and
workers of the Minneapolis societies. 1t
IS expected that 400 Endeavorers will at
tend.
At 8 o'clock in the auditorium will be
held rally. Secretary Baer will make
the address. The rally will open with a
song service, led by chorus Of 100 voices
under the direction of Charles j. Hunt.
w. Fl. Medlar, president of the Mime
sofa union, will give an outline Of the
coming state convention.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06
Epworth League Notes.

The last bimonth1y meeting of the Minneapolis
District Union of Epworth Leagues, under the
direction of the present corps of officers, will
hcers for the ensluing year will be elected:
After this business is transacted the parors will
be thrown open for league social, when the
local chapter, in its usual hospitable fashion will
entertain the delegates Of the visiting leagues.
"A program of games, with some music, will fur
nish an hours pleasure, after which Miss James,
social yice-president of Wesley Epworth League,
ments. This annual meeting is unusually in
teresting to Epworthians generally, and each
chapter will doubtless send good representa-
tion.
Four members of the district cabinet, Misses
Effe Dawes and Marion Cole and G. R. Ellis
and C. w. Calderwood, visited Champlin Epworth
League and Maple Grove last Sunday and had a
very pleasant time.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06

evangelistic services; Staff Captain Waite and
wife will assist pastor Special music 8 =
Bethany-Rev Maures b Norris; mo morning. 1aa
evening topic to be announced on Sunday NOR
ming. E
Welsh-Rev. w. Williams of Criccieth, North
Wales, morning and evening
Grace-Rev. Donald D, Mckay; morning, FAC;
ccptable Service" evening, short address and
song service.
pastor has returned from his vacation and will
preach morning and evening.
Westminster-President Cyrus Northrop Of the
University of Minnesota morning and evening.
Andrew-Rev. M. D. Hardin, morning and eve.
ming Morning. "Christ's Spirit in Social Life y
shtlohRsy Willard s. Ward Rs morning Wng Of sf ELL
Cross G ~ '' .',.-- o.. ~
D.; ; morning. ] "The Christians Duty on Election
Day sermon to voters; evening, Christ at
Fifth-Rev. A. ". Wright morning, ''The
Report Of the spies''; evening, 'Rallyins Cry of
| the Lords Host = = slg T.
Bethlehem.,Rev. Stanley B: Roberts; morning,
of new members; evening, 1.-The Hope Of Labor -
lessons suggested by Labor Day:
First-Rev. J, B: ,Helwig has returned from from
| his vacation and will preach morning and eve
ming. s->- '...-.
svannF En- Morrill, es 9hs
tains Teach" ~
olivet-Rev. Frank H Cooper; morning,
.Eruitfulness.Its . Prime Condition.; evening.
1.-THE Conflict Between Capital and Labor
Tabernacle-G: H. Gamble; morning, Trust.
God Will Care; evening, who Told Your
third in series on Questions of Conscience
whereas Was Blind. Now see''
Cheer and Discourasement" evening, "1f They
First-Rev ". B. Riley; morning. Promises
Great an and 1, Precious; evening. '"The Unpar>
Berean Branch.wil1iam Fra1sis pastor; eve.
Emerson Avenue Mission-Bible school, 1880
| p. m.
Century Music Hall-Bible school, p. m.
UN1vERsALIsT.
Church Of the Redeemef-Rev. Marion D.
Shutter; morning service and Sunday school. Nc
evening service.
All souls-Morning A. N. A1cott, 'The Holy
ming, Zone Thing Is Needful'; evening. vesper
service.
Trinity German REV. Frederic sievers; NOR.
ming, Spiritual Life and Conduct Of Chris
| tians." x
All saints'--Rev. George H. Thomas; morning
holy communion, 1880 a. M; service and sermon,
1880, ITO What Purpose Is This Waste % Eve
ming, service and address, $50, Earnest Expec.
tation." 4
at. Matthews (st. Anthony Park REV. An
drew d. Stowe; morning, celebration OF holy
communion; Sunday school, 9:46 a. m.
| CATHOLIC.
st. Charles'--Rev. J.. NJ. CIeary; morning
| "Work of the Church in the World.' No eve
ming sermon.
1 DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
Portland Avenue Church Of Christ-Rev. g. J
| Tannar; morning, 1.-THE Church Roll and tn,
Book Of Life; evening, "Grace, Faith AM
Works in Salvation"
s CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
j First Church Of Christ--1O:45 a.. M, ''Sub
stance; 8 p. M, Substance
Third Church Of Christ (No. W Lake street
i Morning, Substance
SPIRITUALIST.
Richmond Hall ISL Nicollet ayenue)-Eve
, ming, Professor George Roberts and severa
prominent mediums; test service.
i Christian Labor Temple)-8 p. M, speakin
and tests, by Julia Afford and others
Norwegian-At 9. A. p. hall, Washington an
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06

Twentieth avenues N, at 8 p. M; E. swenson,
leader.
ADVENTIST.
Advent Christian-Rev. B. Forester; morning,
''The Good Doctrine vs.. Old Wives Fables;
evening, 1.-The Prophet Like Unto Moses.'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Crossley- Hunter Mission (eth street and Thir.
teenth avenue S)-4 p. NJ, John W. Arctander,
Letters from He'll"
Peoples New Thought (721 Hennepin avenue)
DR.. William G. .Gibbon; morning, Power of
the Spoken Word"
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06
HENRY BROS. SO tS s91TH ~.
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From time im1nemorial cutting and dilat-
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06

waited and the organ repaired. The Sunday school
will be held ut the close Of the morning service.
The evening service will be resumed in week
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06
JUDGE WAS WISE.
Indianapolis Journal,

Indianapolis Journal.
Mrs. Judge Knott e a.. m.)-Wake up, Judge.
Wake up. There's a burglar in the house.
Judge Knott (sleepily)-Can't help that. Court
has adjourned.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06
sP1R1TUAL1sT.

Richmond Hall ISL Nicollet ayenue)-Eve-
ming, Professor George Roberts and several
prominent mediums; test service.
Christian Labor Temples p. M, speaking
and tests, by julia Afford and others
Norwegtan-At g. a. B. hall, Washington and
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06

IFORE the Christian Endeavor-
ers Of Minneapolis. John Will
lis Baer, general secretary Of
the United Christian Endeavor,
will deliver his farewell address.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06
CHRISTIAN sCIENC

First Church of Christ-1O:45 a. M, 'sub-
stance; 8 p. M, Substance
Third Church Of Christ (No. 8 W Lake street)
Morning, Substance -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-06
DIsC1PLEs OF CHRIST,

Tannar; morning, 1.-THE Church Roll and Il
Book Of Life; evening. "Grace, Faith al
Works in Salvation"
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
Fortnightiy Club.

The Fortnightly Club held its
regular meeting IN the club rooms
last Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Bentley presiding. Mrs. Fisher
read very interesting paper on
the Early American Indian and
His CHARACTERISTICS" which was
followed by an excellent paper on
the "lndisn of Today and His
Development Under Civilization, !"
by Miss Mofatt. Mrs. Rapp aud
Mrs Bradley also read interesting
papers on the ..Indian OF Today" /"
Miss B.ck's "Story OF Hia watha. .
was greatly enjoyed. Members
responded to roll call by naming
an Indian chieftain and his tribe.
The club adjourned to meet May
zth to elect officers for the ensu-
ing club year.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
Ought to ss psesse. .sss.

Rev. &. II. Smith, Of the A. Nj.
Z. church, left Monday morning
iot Cripple Creek and Denver for
weeks visit. Mr. Smith is
thinking of filing a complaint
against the editor OF the Times
Speaker, colored organ OF the
capitol city. The editor visited
this city about the first of April to
investigate the lynching Of Wal
lace. and promised write up OF
the affair from his standpoint. He
secured a number Of new sub
scaibers while here and collected
about ta7 so in advance None
of the subscribers have received a
copy Of the paper since, and only
one issue has been printed since
that date that anyone knows OF
Mr.. Smith thinks that the editor
should be prosecuted for securing
money under false pretenses.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
seneo, Election.

The election in School District
No. II. held AT the Columbian
school building Monday afternoon,
TO elect secretary OF the school
board Tor the ensuing three years,
did not arouse much interest, and
the dust storm that came up while
the board was III session caused an
early adjournment. Only twelve
votes were cast, of which number
X. w. Patterson received an even
one dozen. Mr.. Patterson is the
present secretary of the board
and will succeed himself.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
Old Resident Gone.

Mrs. w. +. oeneerz left on the
noon tram last Saturday for Colo
rado Springs, MIR. Scheetz leaving
the following day. The family
Will reside IN that city during the
coming summer and intend to
leave Tor California IN fhe tall to
reside permanently. MIR. Scheetz,
Is an old resident. having lived in
La unta tor the past fourteen
years. He has the best wishes OF
number of friends in this city
tor success and prosperity in his
new home.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
Dream. som.um.. Com. True.

w. r. Carter. OF Lawrence.
Kan, who was awarded the con
tract to erect the new Santa Fe
Office building, arrived In this city
yesterday morning. He will com
mence work at once. The build
ing will be located north OF the
main line. just west OF the old
Santa Fe reading room, and is to
be completed by July Ist. Il will
be frame structure. 3oxS7 feet in
dimensions, and two stories in
height.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
pisas,et Count.

The district court convened
yesterday msrning. most OF the
morning session being taken up
with the reading OF a decision OF
the court in an'important irri. alton
case.
TIE case OF George Swain,
charged with resisting arrest and
assaulting Deputy Sheriff Frank
Utt with razor. also came up at
the morning session, O. G. Hess
appearing for the defendant.
After most of the testimony had
been heard MIR. Hess made a mo
ton that the defendant be dis
charged and the case thrown out
Of court. on the ground of irrep-
ularity in the information, which
was granted by Judge Voorhees,
Swain was Immediately re arrest
ed, new information being sworn
out charging him with assault to
kill and murder. The case was
set for Friday morning.
Court adjourned at noon yester-
day and will take up the case of
the Fowler bank robbers tomor-
row morning. Thos. r. Hoffmire
has been retained by the defen-
dants-
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
Tender Thanks.

Through the columns OF the
TRIBUNE, we wish to thank Mrs.
D. X. McCune for throwing open
her house for our sale on the 24th
OF April. We also thank the
young ladies' who SO kindly assist
ed at the tables during the alter
noon and evening.
PRIsBYrgRiAS AID SOCIETY.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
SOME MORE LOCAL ntns.
Trade with II. G. Todd g. Co.

FoK Five room house.
Inquire OF G. S. Thompson.
Money for city or farm, loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. X. Gibson.
The Walk Over shoes for men,
s.. so and 81 90. Try them. AT
Hawkins.
The Armour brand bicycle
stockings at IS cents, are the best.
at Hawkins.
For RESr-Five-room house;
stable; cistern; garden; fruit trees.
Inquire OF Geo. A. kiIgore.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embslming. Day
phone. "a; night phone, 1874.
Did you look over the list OF
houses and lots offered by Buckley
& Hau9 YOU had better inquire
now before prices advance.
Mrs. Thomas, OF Lamar. is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Farley, arriving yesterday
morning for Two weeks visit.
The school directors OF School
District No. 23 contemplate sink
ing an artesisn we'll on the Fair
view school house grounds during
the coming summer.
Miss Martha kreiger and Mr.
Lewis A. Norman, both OF this
city. were married in Salida Wed.
nesdsy. April goth, John Wallis
Oil. rector OF the Ascension, Off
ciating.
Mr.. Ollie Patterson, widow OF
\. b. Patterson, left last night on
No. for MiddlevIlle, Mich,
where her parents reside, and
with whom she will make her home
IN the future.
II. a. Pease, publisher of the
Argus in Holbrook, Ariz-, made
the TRIBUNE Office a fraternal call
yesterday morning between trains.
He was on his way TO Canada to
visit his old home.
]. II. Crosley. manager OF the
A. Z. Reynolds ranch west of La
Junta. sold thirty one Hereford
bulls last week TO parties residing
near Wilcox, Ariz. The animals
were shipped from Las Animas
Monday.
There was baby show at Gree
ley last week-and no man dared
act as Judge. IL was then decided
to have those who had paid admit.
tance to see the show vote their
opinion-and the result was out
OF the twenty-five entries the only
negro baby in the bunch won first
money. Twenty four sets Of par
ents are highly indignant
c. NJ Taylor, mechanical super
intendent, left last Saturday even
ing on No. 3, for Los Angeles,
Calf, where his family has been
| visiting for several months past.
They intend to return to La Junta
in about ten days to reside per
manen,ly, as 1t IS expected that
the new residence which II. l..
Bowles is erecting for Mr.. Taylor
on Cimarron avenue will be COM
pleted by that time
There was severe hail storm
west OF town Monday afternoon,
which did considerable damage to
fruit trees, and will make the first
crop Of alfalfa week or ten days
later. John O'Neil had several
young pigs drowned or killed by
the hail stones. which are reported
to have been as large as hens
eggs. Fruit trees in the Holbrook
country are also reported to have
been considerably damaged,
The TRIBUNE Office turned out a
prospectus" for the La lunta
Oil and Gas Company this week.
II is ten page phamphlet, de-
scriptive Of the company's organi
zation and possessions, illustrated
with a geological survey map,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-22
NUUANU STREET
AND THE VOTER
MANY VOTERS TRIPPED UP so
FAR AS VOTING is CONCERNED
BY THAT THoROUGHFARE.

The registration of voters on the ISL
and of Oahu comprising the fourth and
fifth representative districts, is little
less than it was at this time two years
ago. The falling Off Is principally out
side of Honolulu. The registration for
Honolulu is just about the same as it
was at this time two years ago.
The total registration at 8 o'clock
this morning was 4165, less the whole
number of applicants for registration
who have been rejected. These rejec-
tions have been for various causes and
number nearly 100. One of the princi-
pal causes of rejection is that the per-
sons applying. for registration have
changed their residence from one rep
resentative district to another within
ninety days of the time at which they
offer to register. This, under the Or
ganic Act, renders them Ineligible to
registration even If in moving from one
district to another they may only have
moved across the street. In fact, most
of the persons rejected for this cause
actually have only moved across the
street. In a very large number of in
stances the moving has been only from
the Honolulu Hotel to the Queen Hotel.
These two hotels are located on oppo-
site sides of Nuuanu street near Vine
yard, and the fact of this interchange
of guests is responsible for more loss
of voters at this all election than any
other series of movements among the
population of the territory.
The total registration of this Island
two years ago was 57O4, which was
about half the total registration for the
territory. If the ratio of registration to
voters so far observed this year con-
tinues to the end of the time of regis
tTrat inTn hA toto Co., n, ,I,..
tie less than it was two years ago.
While the Board of Registration has
not kept any data on the subject polit-
ical party committees have, and it is
said that the proportion of voters other
than Hawaiians Is this year a little
larger than it was two years ago, and
this Notwithstanding that of those who
have been rejected for various causes,
change of residence, inability to read
and write, and other causes of rejec-
ton. the larger number have been 9TH
er than Hawaiians.
While change of residence within
ninety days of the time a voter offers
to register renders him Ineligible to
registration, if the voter registers first
and then moves he does not lose his
vote but has a right to vote in the pre-
cinct and district in which he is reg
istered.
Nuuanu street being the dividing line
between the fourth and fifth represent
ative districts, it has proved the loss of
votes to a considerable number of vOt-
ers.
The Board of Registration having
concluded it's circuit of the Island,
holding sessions for registration in ev-
cry precinct, it again held a session this
morning in the building on Merchant
steret next to the post office
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-22
WOES OF AJAP BARBER

Yamasaki, Namura, Sake, Kurasina
and Takahashi were before Judge Will
CiX this morning to answer to serious
charges. They We're charged with mali
cious injury and LARGELY DIN the first
degree.
Dol, the proprietor of a barber shop
on Nuuanu street near Hotel, has oc-
cupied a part of the store room with
Yamataki who runs a soda water
stand. Dol testified that he was
awakened the othter morning by hea?-
ing noise in the store below and &c
ing there, he saw the five defendants in
the act of tearing down the partition
between his establishment and that Of
Yamasaki. Dol also cha ged the CROW
with having moved his bar beT chairs
and outfit from the Llace.
Yamasah claimed that Dol had had
the partition erected on a portion of
the witnesses floor spa5a ana that the
men had moved the partition. The
crowd was committed to tie circuit
court. But the charge of larceny was
dismissed as they are to be prosecuted
for malicious injury
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-22
THE WILCOX PROGRAM
FOR ISLAND
Of OAHU
HOME RULERS WILL PASS ON
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES To-
NIGHT AND NAME THEIR OWN
ON WEDNESDAY.

DELEGATE Wilcox announced today that
tEA Executive committee of the Homv
Rule Party would meet tonight to de-
eide on which candidates proposed by
the Democrats would be accepted by
the Home Rulers for the fusion ticket
According to the terms of the proposed
fusion which the Democrats claim has
not yet been fully ratified yet, the fu-
sion ticket for this island is to be COM
posed of one third Democrats and two
thirds Home Rulers-one Democrat for
senator and four four representatives.
There is to be a meeting of the Demo-
Gratis Wednesday evening to finally act
on the fusion proposition, at which a
Democratic platform is to be consider
eb and the changes in the Home Rule
platform to make it consistent with
the fusion plan are to be submitted by
Wilcox, Caypless and Kalauokalani.
The Home Rule convention for the
nomination of candidates for house and
senate from the fourth and fifth Repre-
sentative districts is to be held Wed
nesday morning at 10 o'clock, though
the place where the convention is to
be held has not yet been decided on.
1t may be at Foster Hall, but as
larger place is desired the Orpheum
may be secured.
Kalauokalani returned by the Clau-
dine from his campaign tour on Ha-
wall. The last few days of his COM
piagn there were spent in North and
South Kohala. He reports the greatest
enthusiasm among the natives and
comes back with glowing predictions of
Home Rule victory.
The nominating conventions for the
island of Hawaii were held under Kala-
uokalanis direction on this trip and
the following are the candidates for the
House and Senate selected by the Home
Rulers to make the fight against the
Republicans.
For Senator's:
REV. S. X. PUA, of Hilo
PALMER P. WOODS, of Kohala.
For Representatives, First District:
WILLIAM NALEILEHUA.
ANTOINE FERNANDES
5 Il. HAAHEO, and
d. NJ. KALAIWAA.
For Representatives Second District
II. NJ KANIHO, of Kohala.
ROBERT MAKAHALUPA, of North
KOna.
c. G. NAOPE, of South Kona,~ and
G. N. KAOULI,, of Kau.
OF these Haaheo of the Hilo District
and Kaniho of the Kohala side of the
island are the only ones who We're meIn-
bers of the lest Legislature.
Wilcox fights shy of any questions as
to who will be the nominees for the
island of Oahu. He says there are so
many aspirants that it is hard to tell
who will be chosen by the convention.