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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
DRUMMERs ELECT OFFICERS.
Representatives. From Several
States Attend Convention.

The Western Commercial Travellers
Association at the annual convention yes
terday afternoon at the Lindell Hotel
elected officers. Several matters of impor-
tance to the association were discussed.
The treasurer reported the organization
to be in a healthy condition and stated
that there was large reserve fund on
hand.
H. A. Kretschmar, the retiring presd-
dent. presided. The officers elected were:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

spilled upon the streets of Muscogee and
burned by Marshal Bennett and his depu-.
ties. There was about twenty gallons OF
whisky. some "bitters'' and wine 1t was
a collection of jugs, kegs and bottles tnat
had been brought in from different towns
by the Deputy -Marshals. and some OF II
was found In Muscogee.
A big crowd gathered at the Marshal
office when the liquor was spilled, and
one or two Indians standing by dipped up
a few good-sized drinks as the liquor
flowed to the gutter. but movement on
the part of the Marshal put them to flight
AS the liquor was poured out 1t was set
on fire. but some of it was too green to
burn,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
Delayed Christmas MAN Distribute,

Delayed Christmas Mail Distributed.
The last Of the delayed Christmas mail
was cleared up at the Post ONCE yester-
day Many sacks which contain princi-
pally packages have been arriving since
Christmas At the Post-onice Inspectors
office several sacks of holiday mail which
had been in wrecks were examined. One
of these sacks which was In a wreck on
the Wabash Railroad was mutilated. The
sack was filed with Christmas packages
and had been lying in the water for sew
eral days before being found. The wrap
pers on many packages were gone and 1t
viii be impossible to forward this mail
to the persons to whom 1t was addressed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF OKLAHOMA RESIGNS.
j. C. Roberts Will Retire to Private
Practice nt Enid on Feb
ruary 4.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Guthrie, Ok. Dec. 81. C. Roberts of
Kingfisher, Attorney General of Oklahoma.
has resigned. to take effect February l.
He will form a law partnership with ].
F. Curran at Enid
Attorney General Roberts was appointed
to his present position in 1901 by Governor
Ferguson, the present executive. The sal
ary of the Attorney General is $3.50
year.
Roberts was formerly State Senator in
Nebraska.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
PARTY SUPPORTS P. L. soPER.
Will Succeed Mellette as Repub-
lican National Committeeman.
REPUBLiC SPECIAL

Musoogee. !. T.. Dec. Sit is now con-
ceded by all Indian Territory Republi-
cans. that Pliny L. Soper. District At
torney for the Northern District. will
succeed William Mellette. attorney for the
Western District. as Republican National
Committeeman from Indian Territory.
The Muscogee Phoenix. one of the
leading Republican Dailies OF the Terri
tory, published by G. B. Douglas in the
Thomas Samson. has admitted that So
per has the field beaten and that that
paper viii support him for the place.
Messrs Douglas, Mellette and Samson
were candidates for the place and the
announcement OF their political organ is
taken as un6isputed evidence that the Re-
that he viii get the Office without oppo-
sition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

Fined for violating the Game Law.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nashville, Ill. Dec. BED Buesses. OF
st. Louis. was arrested to-day by Deputy
Game Warden o. M. Burnett for having
violated the Illinois game law. Buesses
waived trial and pleaded guilty. Justice
Weighmeyer fixed the fine at $50 and costs.
amounting to $6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
coHFEssEs CoUNTERFEITlNG.
Leavenworth Prisoner Promises
to Lead Officers to Den.

Leayenworth, kas., Dec. CIV. B.
Lockett. arrested here several days ago
or charge Of burglary, confessed to-
day to a United States secret service
agent, It is said, that he Is connected
with q gang of counterfeiters who have
been manufacturing spurious money in
a deserted house twenty-seven miles
from Atchison.
He agreed to take the officers to the
SPOT fo-morroW.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
jury Obtained I'm Dynnmitine Cases.

Georgetown, Colo, Dec. "a jury IN
the Sun and Moon dynamiting cases from
Idaho Springs was secured at o'clock
this afternoon and the taking of evidence
will begin tomorrow morning. j. E.
Chandler. former financial secretary of
the Idaho Springs Union, who was re-
GENTLY arrested In California for alleged
completely IN the Sun and Moon outrage,
Will be tried with the other defendants.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

Proposals for Purchase Of
Lots on Which to Erect
Engine Houses.
Mayors once.

Mayors Office,
December g. 1909.
Sealed proposals to sell to the city Of
st. Louis. under the provisions OF Ordi-
nances Nos. 2132O and 2la27, lots on which
to erect engine-houses in the following
districts will be received at the Mayors
office in the City Hall until Il o'clock
noon of the 9Th day Of January, 1904:
Ordinance No. 1890 directs the purchase
Of a lot having frontage of not less
than forty feet, on which to erect An
engine-house In tho district bounded by
Morgan street on the north, Walton ave.
nue. on the east. Washington avenue on
the south and Academy avenue on the
west
Ordinance No. 2I37 directs the purchase
Of lot having frontage Of not less than
forty feet. on which to erect an engine
house within the district bounded by
Berthold avenue on the north. Mackllnd
avenue on the east. Manchester avenue on
the south and Pierce avenue on the west
Proposals must be sealed and addressed
to the undersigned and Endorsed 'Propo-
sails to sell to the City of st. Louis lot
on which to erect an engine-house."
ROLLA WELLS,
Mayor.
JAMES Y. PLAYER.
Comptroller.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
WHISKY BURNED ON STREET.
Liquor Shipped to Indian Terri
tory Failed to Reach Destination.
REpuBLIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Muscogee. 1. T.. Dec. @.-There was q
good deal Of liquor shipped into tho West
ern District Of Indian Territory for Christ
mas use that failed to reach Its intended
destination, and this afternoon It was
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

csuber o. 1901 Henry ]. Brickenkamp. brother
Of r, ". Brfckenkamp and Mrs G. Rover tnee
BrickenkRmp), at the age OF s. years and
months Funeral Thursday. December 81. at .
p. M. from the residence of Mrs. Rover. No.
1ses Benton street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

McKeesport. Pa. Dec 2e-Notices Of a
reduction IL wages were to-day posted at
the local plants of the United States Steel
CORPORATION. The cut includes every en-
ploye, and will graduate down from heads
Of departments to laborers, the latter re-
.cefvfnR but slight reduction. Ten thou
sand men are affected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

VYRNE-At family residence. No cog Ohio
evsnur East ST Louis. IL, Mira Mary Bvrae,
felict Of the late Timothy Byrne. Funeral 81 10
a; n. wsdn.rday December @. 1sea 20 81 Pat Pat
terry Friends OF the family invited 10 att..1d.
Sons: Patrick Byrne. John Byrne, Martin Byrie.
Timothy Byrne Pittsbusg. Pa. papers please
COPY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

Here's a shoe feast for We men with
narrow feet: you will find some $50 shoes
for s1.9S and some $500 shoes for $25 G.
H. Boehmer Shoe Co.. 40 N. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
W. J. BRYAN AGAIN IN LONDON.
Will Sail for New York From Liv-
erpool To-Day.

London, Dec. 2s.-Wiliiam J. Bryan has
returned to London from The Hague. He
viii sail for New York December 80 on
the White Star Line steamer Celtic from
Liverpool.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

Here's a shoe feast for ye men with
narrow feet; you will find some 80 shoes
for S1.ss and some $500 shoes for s2.e5. G.
n Boehmer Shoe Co.. 40 n. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

DR.. H. Reed Cushion Shoes for mon, IS
and s6 for ss.e5. Expansion sale. g. II.
Boehmer Shoe Co., 40 N. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
At 7th and olive SITS.

Is the City ticket Office of the great Van
dalia- Pennsylvania System. where full in
formation. can be secured as to rates,
train service, etc. Please call or teIe-
phOne
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

lHeTcIaI IIdVtItIS @AssUcIatIOH ytSteI uag.
President. Charles W. Sargent; first vice
president. George A Bayle; second vice
president, D. W. r. Macdonald; third vice
president. James W. Kenney. Chicago,
ILL.,; fourth vice president. Justin ]. Wet
more, Muncie, Ind; fifth vice president,
Henry c. McNair, st. Paul, Mimi; sixth
vice president, II. S. Bunting. Fort Worth,
Tex Directors: Frank Wyman, POST
master: Robert D. Lewis. Continental To-
bacco Company; Edgar F. Shaw. Brown
Shoe Company: Joseph Weber, Carleton
Dry Goods Company; Max Stern, Roth
schild Brothers: Clifton r. Scudder. Sam
uel Cupples Envelope Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
INSISTS ON CUT IN WAGES.
Chicago Typothetae Issues Ulti-
matum to Press Feeders.

Chicago. Dec. 2s.-The Chicago Typothe-
tae issued an ultimatum to the Franklin
Pressmen's Union that hereafter the scale
of wages would be slS per week instead
OF $15. The places Of any who will not ac-
cept this reduction will be declared va
cant.
This is the climax of the strike of
Franklin pressfeeders.j which has devel-
oped into such q bitter fight in this city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

DoyLE-on Sunday. December e. 19os at le
DOYLE. Funeral from HeIse.sh & gryan's n:,-
rue. wednesday, December 90 at 1:50 D. m. 10
ST Teresa's Church. thence to Calvary Gem
etery. Funeral private.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

BkRRETT-On Tuesday December 20 1903 at
10 o'clock a M. Daniel Barrett. beloved brother
Of David and Eliza Barrett, The funeral will
take place Thursday, December 81. at O'Clock
.. m. from family residence. No. 1905 Biddle
1trset to st. Lawrence ORIOLES Church. thencs
TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited 20
attend. Deceased was q native OF Mallow.
County Cork. Ireland. Massachusetts, papers
please COPY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
A Bad Stomach

Lessons the usefulness and mara the hap
piness OF Life.
It's weak stomach. stomach that can
not properly perform its functions.
Among its symptoms are distress after
eating, nausea between meals, heartburn,
belching, vomiting. datulence and nervous
headache.
Hood'sSarsa ari!lll!a'' I !!
Cures . bad stomach. indigestion end dys-
pepsia. and the cure is pernanent
Ancspt no suhstitutes i
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
DEATHS.

To- ATKINsoN-on Monday. December Is, 1909
et Colorado Springs, Colo, Robert Lewis At
Enson. Funeral from family residence, No. f201
Washington boulevard. p. m. Wednesday,
December 30.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

; New Paper Mt Clarksvfiie, Mo.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Clarksville. NO.. Dec H-The Clarks.
vile Piker, II. III. Cormick's new weekly
publication. has made its appearance here
The paper is seven-cclumn Quarto. It Is
Democratic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

e:D a. m, then to St Vincent Church, Of
eer OF 81. AIMS sodality. thence to Calvary
Cemetery.
een1ber IS 1903. at 1o:!5 q. m Valentine GrodIki.
beloved husband Of Anthony Grodzld tnee Cies-
Win WlIllam. o Martha @ q and BreIany arodzEi and 70.
ns seaIs as ii and month"; a. viii III as
place from residence. No: E!s North Twentieth
St stanislaus Church. thence TO Calvary Gene.
tey Deceased wss snfo Mo ot aS s1es Denyse Me.
Colo. papers please copy.
EoETMAS-on Monday; psss%ssr q; .,,rs 1soss
mother Of Professor Frederick A.; Dostor Hugh
sss Hsss sne a1s ans csFh %ism ns't inn Mfs ysfs
years months and q days; Funeral vii iake
SlnMsh III street. se @ Beiefonssins cemetesy; inter
AK. AK. and and Canton. g.. papers please copy.
JoNEs--on Tuesday December 2. 1903. st Z
wrn. Jones. and beloved mother Of Jennie. N;
funsisi later.
a. n. William Krase, beloved husnand Of
barbara Krsse and father Of AuE9st, Arthur;
srosSer as nc q Her Henry ana Mary Krase: asea q
years months and ID days: Funeral from fr.m fam, n,
Meds.sdsy bess%ssr :. 10 2; H. e 2 Nss g.
St Marcus Cemetery. fTendb tnylted 10 ~
Lodge. saS &C. Nc. Z 4. o. 8. 0. w. W.
PRATHER-on Sunday, December q, lsos at
l.0S O'Clock n m. at his residence. No. SISS
Westminster place. Colonel J. g. Prather. aged
church Grand sna smSel nSe % sSehuer dn,erea, m pii
vsss q e.. "ean's'aS' D'''"''' " 'e-' >
RIIBy-At El Paso, Tex, on December "a.
, lsoa- James J. R!iey Of St Louis beloved hus,
band Of Nora Riley tnee MITCHELL. Funeral NJ
Ei Paso Tex.
RIsT-Entered into rest on Monday. Dscem-
ber Is. 1909 at I:2o y: M. JACOB hist, arter
neral from residence OF bis daughter. no. lIas
South Eleventh street.. "Wednesday. at p m.
Funeral private
srAPI.EToN-on Monday. December q, isos.
q s:N a Patrick stapleton beloved rsqsI nnsII
Wednesday. December % at p. m. from IAN
NJ residence. No. 59 Brady avenue. East 81.
Louis. 10 ST. Mary'sz Church. thence to Mount
Carmel Cemetery. Relatives and friends IN
uted.
sTrCKNEY-Entered into fest December =.
lsW Francea Inex Sickney. daughter Of Nida
Baiiev md the late William w. Stfckney.
F0nslai from Lsndsl c.4nssa Aysnne d N h Church.
ersNpERlfANrs-Entered into rest. on Tues
dny December =, 1903, ut 3:4s g. m. FTeoertck
H bunder1nnnn beloved husband OF ChaTiotte
cndsrnann fnee Moe!lerl sno our gear ratner; y, g
yesrz 10 months and Is days Funeral Thurs
sss.ncss ~ DssHs Ho ~ Ssdison ssrssi nsnos @ sE
6stese csmstdJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

WILLIAM z. HOMES. H ]. .pIEKNE1Ts.
President. Secretary.
ESTABLISHED IN is43.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND
Office. No. III Chestnut ST.. st. Louis, NO.
Tel. Bell Main z77iA Tel Kinloch A lea
Policies are written on either ssock or mutual
Henryc c. Hsarstick. ]. B. C. Lucas.
n. R. Orthwein. D. d. Walker.
Vim. T. Homes. Jas w. Ball.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

DR.. H Reed Cushion Shoes for men, IS
and $6 for $3.9S. Expansion sale. G. II.
Boehmer Shoe Co.. 40 N. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

xss o.ciock .. m. at his residence. No. s75s
Westminster place. Colonel J. g. Prathsr. aged
S,burcb. Grand and Lindeli avenues. at $50
a. m. WEDNESDAY. December 20. Interment pri-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

rs17 Jeruss I RIley Of st. Louis, beloved hus-
hand Of Nora Riley (nee MITCHELL. Funeral at
FL Paso Tex.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
SPECIALTlES.
FUNERAL FLOWERS
md dericns of all kinds - yyrpaths pillovA

And designs of all kinds - wreaths, pillovs
crosses, etc. also artificial ernblers. Loose Gu
6owsfs. Eden Floral Co.. IT'S Olive St
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

RIsT-Entered into rest on Monday. Dscem-
iinxerine illness, at the age OF s. years Fu-
neral from residence OF bis daughter. No. 1las
South Eleventh street. "Wednesday. at p. m.
Funeral private
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

Observation-Disclosures into rest. on Tues
dsT pecember ~ 1903. Of. 3:4s q m, Frederick
d 81. kundefnnnnn. beloved husband OF Charlotte
Ecn6srnann fnee Moeiler). and our dear father,
SrSr1 ID monthr and Is days Funeral Thurs
DAY. Decsfpbsr. q, at i:0 p m. from FAMILY y;
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

will be given.
GAHAN--on Monday, Decembes q. 1sSa, at
loved wife Of John ]. Gehsn and mother Of
Martin J. Gahan Mrs; Mary Lo1erEan, Mrs
Llzrie Gahan. Funeral from residence, at No.
lzl7 Dillon street, Thursday, December II. at
ESQ a. m. then to St Vincent Church, of
which Mrs Gahan was a member: also mem
ber OF 81. AIMS Sodality. thence TO Calvary
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

FIDLER-Suddenly at his home in Webster
will be given.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

JoNEs-on Tuesday December g. 1903. at Z
o'clock o. m. Honora. wifc Of the late
WIN. Jones. and beloved mother OF Jennie. M;
A. Kate. Clara +. and Agnes Jones' Notice OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

srrcENEY-Eutered into test December ..
pN, Frances Inez stickney: dauSnter q Nida
funey.i from Iindeu Avenue N 81 Church. .
d ~ Thurnday December IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30

srAPIEroN-on Monday. December Is, isos.
at SIS a m. Patrick stapletor. beloved nus
Wednesday. December %. at ,. m. from fam
~ residence. No 30 Brady ayenne. East ,,sS. St;
Carmel Cemetery. Relatives and friends In
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-28
Church Advertising.


HERE is extremely doubtful propriety On the
1 some ministers Of using sensational advertis-
Ing devices TO drum up" patronage and
EFYFSI crowds The preacher who feels necessity
ksn2zt u adopting the methods long nearly monop-
Ozed BY travelling medicine fakrs thereby eonesses the
lack In himself OF those sanity qualities which
most effective in drawing sinners, agnostics
lings to the church.
We believe there is nothing IN the Chrsts
ministry which would justify the fantest suspicion that
he either used ndorsed such methods His of
speech and exhortaton anything but sensational Only
refer to Peter and Judas Peter Master to call
the Celestial powers for sensational rescue there
Is an uninspred legend which says Judas betrayed
Savior with two ends in View First he replen
ish the depleted treasury Of the Twelve and con
ndenty expected TO the Master effect his own com
Hete delveance from the hands Of enemy by means
OF some astounding miracle The tradition further states
that 1t Judas bitter disappointment drove him
the final act OF desperation
None Of the great apostles prophets noted cergymen
or renowned reformers deemed or jushabe
on any conceivable grounds the auction bell
or the scenic artists daub harequlns contortions or
the yellow journal trick stampede broad road crowd
or to touch the souls OF intelligent doubterA
In short there Is growing conviction among q very
oetout portion OF intelligent churchmen that It Is not In
harmony with the eternal fitness OF things try TO stock
the Celestial fields with the kind find
% move them In circus tent display than In the
WORD OF Divine Insp!ration!Dayton (OhIo) Journal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-28
SOUND TO BROTHER BY COURT
curIous sentsncs ImPossd BY JaaHS
h Chicago

cur,ou. santsnes ImpOssd By Judge
Ia Chicago
"a. long as you live or as long a.
your brother lives, you are 10 uSVOts
yourself to his welfare aud comfort
IL you should marry. your nrst duS
viii be this brother. Nothing must
stand between you aud this duly fAn'
ing tn It, you will DO arraiShed Al"
sent To the penitentlary
This Is the remarkable seneenes
passed upon william Windr, who. Ia a
drunken 1T. slashed hts brother thAfles
across tho eyes With razor. bliAdlhE
him for life, writes a Chicago CORE
spondent OF the Atlanta Constitution
The scene In the courtroom Was ara
matte. The mother Of tho two men
and the blind man pleaded with JndSs
Brown for lsnieney. The defendant
himself suggested The penalty, and
after long consideration the judge
agreed 20 the bargain William Wsndt
has given = heavy bond and VIII ~
port regularly 70 the court II Ne tals
at any time except through siekneaA
or accident, 10 care for the olind mAh
the charge which was Dot stricken
from the books. viii Be sntcrcSd II
IL believed the case q without pre-
cedent and meets with the general ap-
prevail Of the public
This sentence which seems 70 Do
based upon justice recalls an attempt
made some years ago 10 seAct a Ia"
based upon these Inca IL 10 propoSrd
FOR instance, that when . MAD had
committed a murder. thereby dspslY ins
woman and children u their pruteSe-
tor. instead Of being hanged or tn
prtsoned, the criminal should Be put AZ
work where be could produce the nost
money, and this money Was 10 % 90
voted TO the support OF The family hs
had wronEed IncendlaTtsa who had
caused loss to other msn were 10 be
imprisoned. or worked on The roads
canals. anywhere. In fact, and the pro
eeeds OF their toll used 10 reimburss
the man who had suffered loaA A.
matters cow stand the criminal n oe-
easionauy punished. but there n 10
rScompenss ecr the victims Of his
crime Tie State Abaorha the vroas
Of the prisoners ton, but the widow
aud orphans musk shift Tor th-rnseiv-a
This proposed las touni much favor
but for some reason never explalned
1t was not pushed and has dropped cut
OF sight
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-28
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balidinEs described Ia he sosasa
~sleh their se~nss wsFs ait ~
togn auay IN give Fooa d slaa
ncs buiidinEa ~Ths OsS csws
ahsp.- the hems % nssia Aaa IA +
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pied Zoe = Aoag Eias ~ ssAa Fse
sh@ blogEspher - ttsekeaa Cd
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ths sdigiaih9 shsFesYss8 na<An
wrvts hls e0uanasHtaFt~s h u N
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az 40 10 aaa MIisga scent Naa
years Ia sss sams hsssng -
svvF1 oas 81 ms ed bas5aga ) "A
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aFtrstsa u sFads. several ~ o. "a
sas hgusrs nsay ts snstfY tssaa .
ass 81 shs pieksns ptessseas4. -
beg a asa are ssai seasis ~ ~
taller shag Ia The cttg Ne rsa
sssss. wbaeh ulekses ssys .staei
shs shady side 81 a TAI. aaf& A
saily Esatssi strsss. eaay - - z
dgasa as m9sp aaswsFtax tAtt asA
Si0a. AdasiFal LsFd Nstaaa. iapa
roe and TaFasr. TIE esazasstes
lived Ia che sane bioek SIR -
and HStssy iaFtEg lived u aasa =
RinEssats street whieh y 80 -
pied b. q barter. FErstvAis sA1es
merry eaa 81 tAs vsess EHas
bulhiiaEs 81 Old toaAau = -
Ulrkens wruss ~Ttsp FieaNisk ~
"skuschrs By hoe. ~uiisss fwhM ~
-Nsrhogas Sirkiaby. has tes@ =.
Down wtfhia the last tive IsasA y
Ia Tee ptass now stHn'ts @tta
structure Of rpd bgiCs saa tern -
belau9inE 10 ths rrutsasial ilis ~.
sncs Company 81 Assifvws san-
across the street. Il idsutasd y
Oliver Twtss ard Hiu sIsaA ~
stopped and CONSISTED en4ss = ~
ow cue niEht oa shslf alsssqfsss =.
lazy srrursiaa w. ~ Curtis Z y
caeu Record Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-28

Or. Hurd. bishop Of Worcester. was
perfect type Of the eighteenth cpn.
tury scholar and gentleman. He was
devoted to the Church Of England. and
his habit OF thought led him As far a.
possible from dissenters; yet one story
told OF him shows him In the liRht Of
charity greater than creeds.
In the course Of his preaching he had
for long time noticed n poor man
who seemed very attentive to his ser.
mons. The bishop had talked with
him and made him little presents: but
suddenly he missed his humble audi.
tor Then one day they CHANGED tn
meet and the bishop said, "John. I
don't See you at church as usual How
IL thatf'
John hesitated. Then he spoke IN,
MY lord" said he, I'm tell you the
truth, and hope you won't be offend.
ed. went one day to hear the Meth.
odi@is. and I understand their plajn
words 30 well that I've attended there
ever since"
The bishop pulled a sovereign out o.
his pocket, and bestowed It on biz old
friend.
God bless your said he. go whsra
you get the greatest profit to your
soul"