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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
NEM RUsslAN oUsroMs TARIFF.
Increase in Rates Declared to Be Over
Fifty Per Cent.


Fifty Per Cent.
St Petersburg February The Novoe
vremya publishes an article In which II
apalyzes the new Russian customs tarin
which was promulgated January IS. The
paper says the increase IL rates over the
existing tarlff IS 50 per cent for the great
majority of imports and over 100 per cent
for many important groups, The tariff, 1t
continues, is characterized by more de-
tailed differentiation whereby the lower
priced articles are taxed less than the
higher priced ones. Di1erential treatment
against Imports overland compared to those
Drought by sea averages 20 per cent on coal
biz iron, Iron. steel plates and metallursi-
tal manufactures, machines and other in
strumeuts
The Novoe vremya observes tnat the in
crease over the treaty rates Is naturally
far larger than over the existing taTiu !aW.
Tie new rates, II applied would seriously
cripple mutual commerce between Germany
and Russia, but the paper hopes tlat NH
tual concessions will obviate a tarth strug'
gle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
Attempt % surn Reform School.

Ogden, Utah. February Ian attempt
was made today 70 burn the State reform
school, which contains about 100 inmates.
shortly after o'clock Ore was discovered
IN both the boys and the girls dormitories
and the DANES threatened TO envelope the
whole building The are was gotten under
control before serious damage wac done
II Ia claimed there Was collision between
the boys aud girls 70 destroy the insttu-
sfnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

London. February e.-rhe Morning Ad'
vcrtiser learns that Lord Miner has asked
30 De relieved Of his posts OF governor of
the Transvual and Orange River colonies
and high commissioner in south Africa,
but at the desire expressed by the govern
mcnt he has consented to remain IN South
Africa until the end ~ July, when he Will
be- offered a high position In connection
with the government OF India.
Numerous rumorS had been current IN
south Africa that Lord Miner would re-.
slgu, but hitherto they had always been
denied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
SUMMARY OF TIE NEWS
7oGao's Weather.

Washington, February i.-East reSas--
Fair N north, showers in south portion
Monday. Tuesday. colder and cloudy, WIN
rain in south and rain or snow IN noth
pcrtione; fresh south winds becoming norti
by Tuceday.
West Tcxas-Fair Moadag: colder ~
n.ith. TUESDAY colder, except rco-biy
saow III Panhandle.
Kew Mexico--Ealr in SOUTH snow or roI
in north roi ton Moudiyi caldr at niglt.
1ueelay fairs
lnd.an rrFitcry aud oklaaom ~ ar
colder Monday and Tuesday
Aglsanaas-fair. coder Monday; rain or
en- " and colder at aisht or Tuesday.
Mississippi SHOWERS Monday. Tuesday,
fal. colder. lisA, south winds, shifting T.
q .rlh.
isSspa--Cloudy Monday; showers IN
soCta por,ion Tuesday, fair. colder; fresI
South shifting 70 north winds
Observations taken By the United States
weather bureau az s p. M. 18TH meridian
AL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

sklGmcre, Texas, Eel ruary / The SKID
more Melon Growers ass citation mtt aud
reorganzed last evening. J, z. L0ngono
was elected president, John Galloway. vice
president; W. r. Hayes cretary and
TIE surer. W, x. Hayes win attend IN I,
meeting Of the SCutl Texas Truck and
Fruit Growers association n the 81 aud
sth 81 February. rae ou. FOR the
mc.0a and vegetable crops Is very favor
1Itn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
AN of rara MN sa sold.

London, February 1.-The Hall OF Tara
so rich In historical memories, will short.
iy be sold at auction In Dublin. Until the
sixth century Tara was the chief seat ~
Irish kiugs. The last important gathering
In the HAN u Tara was IN lS46, when n
pieces Of Daniel oConnell, who urged the
repeal OF the union
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

London February IA dispatch from
Tanger to the MOrsing Leader mentions
clFcumstantial report current in that city
shat Blu Hamara was brought to Fec In
cage and exposed b public derlSon. The
dispatch also adds that Il Is Impossible 70
ascertain the truth and attributes the sui
taps victory more 10 His bribery Of tribes
than 20 military tactics The bribcd rebels
suddenly abandoned the pretender's stand
ard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
FcReleN.

There we're los deaths from the plague
in Mazatlan during January.
The forces % the sultan Of Morocco met
thee Of tho pretendcr and completely
rnutcd them. The pretender IS believed 20
be amoaE the killed.
General Miles dlned with the king and
queen of Great Britain,
Large lmportations OF arms and ammuni-
tion are being secretly made by the Chinese
in Violation OF the agreement with the pow.
ers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
EXTENDING ITS FIELD.
The Standard Oil Company WIN Probably
Purchase Gallaeian oil Fields.

vi S''a9S N@'''-S'N'' ~"
Vienna, February lit is reported that
the STANDARD Oh company IS making an In
vesilsatlou into the conditions prevailing at
the or acids Of Galacia with a view 70
purchasing the entire properties. Amari.
can experts are now at Boryslav, an i'm
puItauI petroleum center IA Galacii, con.
ierslng with the owners The price named
is SluUO0OOO but this Is exclusive u some
of the largest oil wells. Inc Standard
OF! company's trade in Germany has re
equity suffered by the competition OF Gal
acian oil the enormous production In GAIA
rIa causing prices to tall 10 the lowest
point The Schcdnica company, the largest
~ producer IN Cialadl, has loss OF
SlGS,U 90 on last years workings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
PHILIPPINE TRADE STATISTICS.
Imports from the United States Have
Doubled Since 1899.

JCGpleo once 1899.
Washington, February l-Returns OF Phil.
iPpIue commerce for October, 1902. lust
received al the bureau OF insular affairs o,
the war department show the value OF nor.
cAandise imported 10 have been consider.
ably larger than IN any single month s.n,.
American occupation, aggregatins Sa.27o..
G2. Two-dfths OF this amount Is credited
70 the purchase Of food articles ana IL ,inc
10 crop failures IN the archipelago. The
exports tor October 1902, were valued M
N&,s4C3It, somewhat above the MONTHLY Nv
eaage For ten months ending October 81
1902, the imports. exclusive OF gold and 81
yer and government supplies, are valued n =
~ ;olsuA, g material gain over the same
period In each for the two preceding years.
The imports from the United States hava
doubled since 1899. The total value OF ex.
ports for the ten months ended October Al
l902, vas SO ,ose.5o5, an increase Of nearly
Som,OO0 over the trade for the same ne.
Rod OF 1900 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
Phlpps' Git TO India.

Cincinnati, Ohio, February l.-Henry
phipps, director OF the Carnegie steel
company, who is travelling in India has
hande Lord Garzon $1,000 90 be devoted
to some pfag,e9I Sslset Or IN sSsaIlae re-
eht TO India,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
soUsA PLAYED FOR THE KING.
Whele Court Stood While Band Rendered
"Star Spanoled Banner

Whole Court Stood While b51a RENDERED
"Star Spanoled Banner
London February At the concert by
Sousa's band at Windsor castle last even
ing in the presence Of the royal family
King Edward asked for eucores Of several
Of the pieces played. The whole court
stood whic the band played The Star
Spangled Banner" and God Save the
King
At the close Of the concert their ma3es-
ties advanced and conpl!mented Sousa, The
king inquired how long the band was to
remain In England. and said:
Il shall have you again and I want all
American music on the program next
time
then presented 70 their majestles The
prince If Wales conversed with Sousa and
promised to attend his concert when the
band returned 10 London IN April.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
NEW ARMS FOR STATE TROOPS

VIII Be Supplied With Regular Army
Service Rifle.
Washington, February lin accordance
with the terms Of the new military law
recently enacted by congress, the entire
citizen soldiery Of the country is to be
supplied with the regular army service
ride The state organizations, aggregauns
apnrozlmately $4,000 men, nearly double
The number In the regular army. vii! be
furnished with new arms as rapluIy Us
~ snriI-y4eld Mass. In addition 20 TINS,
f a. sR %ar department S is installing plant
~ the Rork Island arsenal for the manu-,
facture OF the service ride, though II VII wi!
~ 81 5orarin}ent mas on hand a large re-
serve Iy slpGoly Of rides sufficient almost to
sduip the militia. but will rely mainly on
the product Of the armoneS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

washington, February 1.-The house met
At noon for the purpose OF pronounclns Gu.
logies 10 memory Of the late Senator Nc.
MILAN OF Michigan. Tue speakers were
Nessrs. corliss, W A. Smith. H,mi ton
3. W. smith, Gardner and Henry q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
aroue,s elack 90 LNer pNIs

Made from an active principle o.. So'llIr -g
from Black Root. They act Oh W. s sits
equal 10 calomel and leave Lonsrh Ws
Gu cure &c chronic constipation. Price . 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

Bryan. Texas, February - - odsn 1
has sold his grocery business W. casf;'
Cox. and the new arm viii s sq Is sTT
tomorrow morning. The ,T neS cox sns
posed OF r. W. odom, Ma an,ed viii ~
). Cox. The hrst two
charge Of the business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
THE xENlA ASHORE
VIC Of he Crew Drowned--SU Life
Boat Men Pershed.

Boat Men Pershed
London. February 1.-The Danish steam
cr Zcnla Captain kruz. Stetin. December
g. for Boston Mass, has gone ashore AT
trudca, tvenJy-slN miles from Aberdeen,
aud is completely submerged. Two OF the
crew were dgoV ned, while the captain ana
the remainder OF the crew were saved.
Rough weather prevails around the Brit
lsh coasts \ life boat crossing swansea
bav tu aid a vessel IN distress was caught
iu O. squat and capsiaed. SIX Of the HE
boat ul"n uerslcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
WAsHlNeTON.

The state democratic executive commit
zee OF Massachusetts has tcen reorsani4e4
with especial reference to booming olney
Tor the presidency.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
.s.osssssssssoesssesssosssSs
CARS PLUNGE MIRO RlvER
Family Of Six Persons Drowned
Searching for the Bodies.

Family Of Six Persons Drowned
eeafchno for the Bodies
Memphis. Teun. February LA
spccial 10 the commercli l-Apprll
from vickshurs. Miss snys
Two cars from wssthornd freight
broke away nt the incline 81 the
Queen and crorcrrt railway here 20
night. and rushing down the grade.
plunged Into the rivcr One car was
combinaton freight and immigrant
oar. end II IS stated tfa' g contained
family of SIX ncraors from a point
IN Eastern Alabama, for Arkansas.
all Of whom wore drowned Neither
the iGcntlty of rho immigrants nor
the place they We're from could Nc
ascertaincd Divers are searching
tor the bodies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

By keeping the liver active E ! 90 enabled =
cleansed OF impurities Auu
werd on diseases. ,,-.- and NsAiD
ro ~ iSiS SoiS ASH your druggist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
Guest Of the KIM.

London, February l-General Miles was
the guest Of the King and queen at dinner at
Windsor castle tonight. The prince and
princess OF Wales and others were anon
the party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

Thete are limitations OF oNfDINE. hut
more ~ them compare with the genuine
0NIDINE eisIts ChiilF, feyFrs and al Ma
larial Iroables. The limitations FAIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
Port Arthur.

Port Arthur, Texas, February "a,
rived Steamship Comino lBrl, from On.
fuegos, Cuba. Cleared; Barge Peadleo
lAml, for New Orleans with cargo 4.
crude petroleum
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

GROVES CHRONIC chill. IN. SOa lssis
CIraS m chills tina. other 80 ,,rr, -
oon't cure At all druggists 40 -
paw soc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
anna cReM MAY 81 LOsT.

Norwegian Steamer Avona Ashcre-SeV-
eral Corpses Washed In.
London. February 1.-The Norwegian
steamer Avona. Captain Dreycr, New or
leans Toy Aarhuus, which called az Dart
mouth January IS, has gone ashore At
Lomyig Denmark Three boats and six
cArpseS have been washed ashore. 1t IA
feared that the remainder Of the crew We're
also drowned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

Smith Of Michigan; Ba6cock OF Wisconsin
and Burton Of Ohio III. -, 20
At 35 D. m, as a further marx oil re-
spect the house adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

SLOW fever 10 the most dreaded Of all
diseases o. n, south. oAIpINE prevents
end urea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Promo ouiuine Tablets. This
sispaturs n ~ ~ on every box,
Robhed q Sank.

Dexter Kan. February Three cracks.
men wrecked the safe Of the State hank Of
Dexter early today aud secured $500, es'
Gaming ON a baud car without having
aroused the citizens Officers from Arkan.
sas CITY followed the robbers trail for aev'
eral miles without success,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, Februsry
ARRIVED.
So Lodivica (Aust), Pensacola
SAILED.
SIS Consols tBrl, Bremen,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Ell MoLINo s1LENcIoso.

Detras del bosque de pinos, cuya corona sombria
slencosa domna todo movmiento, Sc enciende I'm
respandor de oro dentro de media hora la luna vertera
sobre aquella escena, su luz sonrene.
Tuan avanza lentamente entire las iendas Sc detiene
elante de Ia posada de "a Corona hAce alto mira por
Ia ventana Pero cuando We Martin, sentado con e
rostro soocado en- medic de gupo de bebedores ale
gres Sc precipa la sombra, como 81 teiese encon-
rarlo De la casa vecna sael ruidosos; vacia
lin momento, al fin entra pues la engua Sc 1e pega al
paladar Lo acogen gritos de algeria Ante una
mesa carqada de cerveza esan sentados porcon de
antiguos camaradas de escuela piuelos en- la mayor
parte, que e. evtaba en- otro tempo.
Sc lie rodea, Sc leinvte beber Sc lie obliga to-
mar asiento.
lPor que te dejas yer tan POGO Juan1 lie gri:a uno
desde el extreme de la nesaeD6nde te metes por las
noches1 s-ss.~~
--Esta pegado las fadas de su bella cufada--res-
ponde otro con are burlon
--lDeja tranquiIa mi cufada--le dice Juan frun-
ciendo eI entreceo.
Eltumulto e disgusa, los gritos roncos le ensorde
cen las broas brutales le hacen NAL Bebe precipta-
damente dos vasos de fresea sale ibrandosc
con gran trabaio de las instaneas impOrtunas de ss
camaradasA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
B1B11orEcA DEL Bo1Er1N MEkcANr1L.

Cuando Sc trata de estar de Ia cue SURE dc
llevarle e consueo la paz, lie gritan: 'no entres!
Apreta los .ientes fila miradas ardorosas en-
la cortina que araviesa un debil resplandor rozo
-.Juan!-grita de nuevo a voz de SIT hermano
= lQue hay7
-Vete 4 yer 81 nuestro carruaje esta ahi cerca
Hace 10 que e ordenan. 500 sirve para hacer los
recados Recorre la lera de caruajes y encontran
do NADIA. vueve hacia la tienda.
Ahora esta levantada la cortina. Ella esa ALL con
TN chal cfaro echado sobre los hombros tan paloa
tan bella!
-lEstoy sonando He dado orden para que no VI
niese Ell carruaje hasa ma1ana al amanecer.
lGertruds quiere marcharse1-pregunta juan
emoeionado
-Gertfudis Sc We obgada marchar-dice Ia Joven.
con sus ojcs llenos de lagrimas, le lanza una mi
rada, en- Ia cual Sc esfuerza en- poner una sonrsa.
II Iranquilizate, hija mfa!-replica Martin acar-
ciandoe los cabeosS no Sc sratase mas que de tu pie
no seria un gran NAL Pero tus l1gras tu agtaolor.
Cfeo que te dura todavia enfermedad el reposo te
ssntara bien Isl no uese precise tanto tempo para If
Duscar e carruaje creo que 10 ejor sera que hagas
PIE csc POGO canino q traves de la pradera 81 no
sisutss niugdn aolOr, Sc entisnde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
-Edicto.

Don Carlos Franco Soto, Trez Presiden
te del Tribunal de Distrito de Are
cibo en- funciones de JueS instructor
Hago sAber: que don Antonio Ma
nuel Marques y Abrams, con6cido tam
bi6n por Lemuel, mayor de cdad, casa
de, propietario y vecino de Quebradi-
Has, he acudido a este Tribunal, sollcl-
tando Sc declare enssu favor ell domi~
nio de Ia siguiente facs.
'Predio rlistico, sito en- el barrio de
"CocoS" de la Jurisdiction de Quebra-'
dillas, compuesta de nueve cuerdas,
equivslenteS tres heCtareaS, cincuenta
p tres Areas setenta y tres centi5-
reas; en- lindes al Norte, don Isidro
Garcia y dofia Iosefa Zea; al Este, dofiat
lula Cancela; al Sud, don Martin Mar
QueS, antes Ines Cancela; y al Oeste,
SUCCESSION de don Juan Iribas. cuya fn2
ca la adquiri6 ell promovente por coma
pra por valor recibido 4, don Jose Con-
zzlez y chav6s en- el mes de- Octubre
de 1900.
Y Sc ha dispuesto. por el Tribunal,
en- providsncia de fecha ocho de los
corrientes, convocar 4 las personals ig-
noradas quienes pueda perjudicara la.
inscription solicitads, por medic de
edictos, que Sc insertaTap por tres We
ces en- uno de les peri6dicos de. mas
circulation en- San Juan, a fin de que
en- ell termino de setenta dias naturaleS'
comparezcan 81 quieren a1egar ST. de-
reChO, pudiendo dentro de dicho ter
nlino proponer y practicsr las pruebas
que les convengan.
Dado en- Arecibo, S:nueve de Abril
de 1893.
Carlos Franco Soto.-El Seeretario,
P. S Manuel ]. Calder6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
PARA CURAR Ell RESFR1ADO
EN- UN Ola

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA. 81 boticarie
le devolvera ei dinero 81 no Sc et1ra., La
6rrna de E. w. GROVE % halla en-
cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
sERVIcE0 DE cAR0TAJE

Un vapor sale todas las los UEVES por
ESTEy ora los VIERNES por OESTE las de naana
Sadra por Ell ESTE: Jueves Abril 23 Mayo 7y21
Sadra por el OESTE: Viernes, Mayo I, IS y 2o.
20; Abrl, 3 y H.
Los vapores CoAMo adran de Juan para Ponce
directos (y otros puerto haca Mayo g. JUNO &
Un vapo de pasa de rua sale de San Juan para New York
Ell Maes guendo la egada del vapor cosanero de aes
por Ell ESTE. $3.50"
Un vapor de pasae de lega Juan de New York
a ueves nes de la sada del vapor ctanero ves
Ell OESTE
Oina San JUAN Gale de Tetuan eSquna dc la Tanca
rELEFoNo No. 81
OfCna Nueva York, Nim Broadway.
Ofcina de Nueva Orleans, W. Iuck Agent Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13

Don Carlos Franco Soto, Juez Presiden
te del Tribunal de Distrito de Are
cibo en- funciones de Juez instructor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13

Carlos Franco Soto-El Seeretario,
p. Manuel. ]. Calder6n.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-19

d. M. Kennedy went to Chicago
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thompson are
home again.
DR.. Baird, Physician and Sur
geon. Country calls promptly at
tended.
Mrs. B rtha Lepper, of Emporia,
daughter of Mr.. Fost, of this CITY, is
visiting her mother.
Mrs. f. Steinkirchner, of Newton,
is visiting her sons. Pierce and Joe,
the west side clothiers.
DR.. Gragg. the veterinary. is
officinq now in basement of
old Bailey bank building. tt
Mrs. McAtee has been granted a
pensiun Of $500 per month and back
pay amounting'to $llOO.
Mr.. Dickey. the clay man, has re-
Gently been in Chanute and talks
very favorably about eventually locat
ing here with big plant.
Mr.. and Mr.. Knight, of Arkansas
City,are visiting at John Penny's.
Mrs Knight is sister OF Mrs. Penny's
They will make Chanute their future
home.
The summer normal for Neosho
county will be held at Erie, com.
mencing June 80. An able corps of
instructors will be in charge and
every teacher in the county should
attend.
a deputy U. S. marshal arrested a
man here Tuesday by the name OF
Ronden on The charge of stealing q
COW last winter down in the Indian
country. Mr.. konden says he did no
steal the COW. but knows who did.
Mrs. Eta ]. Carothers, of Clarence
NO., came to this city to visit he
nephew, j. @. Penny, and became s,
infatuated with the place that she
bought property and will make it heI
future home. She bought on the cor
ner of 10th and Evergreen.
Enoch Muer, the young sailor boy
who has been enjoying himself her
'or some time, during his furlough,
making his home with his Iaun'
Mrs. Northup, left last week t.
Join his ship, the Iowa. II th'
young sailor did not enjoy his fur.
ough it was not the fault Of four o.
i've young girls. They did their best
o please him.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-19
THE CHURCH ROW.

The disagreement between tine pas
tor of the Christian church and Tho
tficIal board has eliminated in sui
n court for defamation of character
rhe old board members, NJ. X BarroD
f. G. Chapman, Ed E. DannellY. job
w. Martin, jr., r. w. Chapple, j. n
Carter, Geo Abbott, M. A. Dunc,l
md j. II. Work, have been arrestel
o charge of criminal libel agains'
the pastor, Rev Harris.
This church muddle is very un
ortunate affair. 1t seems strang'
hat men who are labnring tor TIL
good OF humanity and the salvation
# souls should allow their passions {
'rejudices or the old devil, or wha
ver it is, to get control Of their judy
ment nd carry them to such extreme
naU the cause for which they ar
Working is put back many years. /
las long been our theory that when
yer a school teacher preacher, e.
my other public servant in like cap. :
y succeeds ty All. ln.dns III d lenal
q any considerable NUN Der OF his pa
rons and by mutual explanation
Ind concessions, an amicable adjust
uent f all differences can not b.
arranged in a reasonably satisfactOr
manner. then that servant shoul'
seek another field OF labor.
More especially is this true of I'll
preacher. He seeks 70 lead his con
r,gation by love, NJ t by any force q
authority he may have. Then whe
large and respectable element IN bi
congregation becomes estran ged ant
'annot work In harmony with hin
nd his ardent adherents, it is better
'e he eyer so good man. 10 seeI
lther fields Of usefulness. We hav
no sympathy wi III teacher or preacl
n who becomes distasteful to Il larg
,ody Of his supporters, even though ]
re not quite majority, and persist'
n retaining his place against thel
wishes.
These people have right to thei
preferences, and their rights should
le respected by the minister, ant
whenever minister seeks to ammo,
md harasS those VINO do not desire tt
near him preach, by petty law suits
re is surely not actuated by chris
tian spirit. but by worldly influence
or the devil. We are very sorry to sec
this strife and see the good work tina
mas been done lost. We hope the
good people of the church on boil
sides of this controversy will get to
gether before too much bad blood !:
engendered and talk over their differ
ences and in friendly way. You can
not afford to ruin the usefulness of The
church in this way. Both sides arr
doubtless wrong and both right.
Meet in spirit Of christianity ant
brotherly love. Both sides make con.
cessions and all can he arranged.