davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1909-08-14


InOn"iD9AI @u1 lot 'Ee interest manifested
1 'orJlu"e" ~ PIoposl18 nlne nurtans
= H'7 'l"iGSll AinS rIedeIlk tue El6h'n'
~ ~ "eIe IoS'"S SuoUVob
oil''"I ceremony over, NenoF carlos
5'o'ai9s' 7N-rIeSIueut 81 cue dominican
t'P ~ "s5 P7IH''l7' 20 PI'so q wreath
=" : Z 'l'9G 81 ''l0 IHou'len'' "".'1 graceful
y %"s io'o%e' - "' 'q.IA"F Sr'e9IuI
SPee0H y 0"7''li'H' ~ ""lou d u91sl'Iioh y
7'4y'IN94
- LAe9''0n[l'
"%Hou'"o'e oieiaOeI7 OF 'Ee CoIon'al
C,"""'',
m"''0S '"' ven, ''i'eo.
luo bi"'''I"e Vic" IeP2s1S IA our hearts
~ I"e "o"i9 "ui 'ieetlontte hospitality
"HiGI ! ever "e'ot"e1 every one. ana Prlu-
o.P''E o'''0l'gA' "Ao owl Z 10 lhe Polt''H
~ io'"'"t'''@' ",91oI'un9S
- :: 80! are oo16-' 70 Se1A refuge
- """ PIo' t'g7q' 'S"'u"
' ~ IS ~"oa"'I'h" I'n"7G"PeS
49, -~; - "l'7 N'iIS9nee IN" A'77e" oF
s's '9.iH6 ""'os - 'p9 N''1po al nus
t"" " rs Do-iliuic"" Co'oAy Fo7''euJ mere
) y ~ :. 3oU - Luis 7lo4"eHV 'e7V'F''
- ''"7 Ine lo5~1y Of " people ~
- 7."3 IH0 SIe"'He'S u "A iI"'OFl
o'9 "'1HHly". IN 'H7 n"lne OF my country
y" i7Ti'ieN' ~ 'D9 'o"n "i OnarIo'ls
n' 3 l '0S 10 i@S tH'7 "lo'ls on gran
'u0e ut li'q oas7 81 inns iAohone1t iulIS cen
'ino'' '"'' nus ~ iogS"o07 !" me He"ti5
o. my cou"1l men at honne VINO nave also
'"s'9" 'Ie ol''0l he7S u eA'e rendered
S"G0' 'lr'UsH your hlh'ntss
lSn an" Pi'D' pa''es h-"S'oLl7
@hu Isopo"Io- Bie@' "l" 7i4t" nave n.ucn
" AO1AL 1ADAJ WIS IbLLtotAt mug anu llDii
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30

Commencing Sunday, April %, 1909.
the Grand Trunk Railway System will
resume on faster schedule than hereto
fore its express train between Detroit
and Grand Haven. Eastbound train
will leave Grand Haven 610 a. m.
daily on arrival of Crosby Line steam
er, arriving Detroit 1875 a. m. West
bound leave Detroit daily 4:45 p m.
arriving Grand Haven 1905 p. m, con.
Meeting with Crosby Line steamer for
Milwaukee. For fares, train time, ETC..
cosnult J. II. Aldrich, agent.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
Furious Storm sweeps Over Mich.
i0an.

ieau.
Beginning with light fall of snow
about $50 Wednesday evening Mich.
gan was in the grasp of what the
weather bureau declares to be the great
est storm in more than a third of a
for the ensuing thirty hours, snow fall
ing to depth Of more than foot and
the total precipitation exceeding two
inches. Violent thunder and lightning
occurred both Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings and heavy wind accom-
panied by hail storm on the latter.
The storm was quite general through
out the northern part of the country
and number of fatalities are reported.
The greatest damage in this section will
be to telephone and: telegraph wires,
fruit and shade trees. The snow was
so heavy that many fine trees were
nearly ruined.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
Token of Love For w. 3. Camburn
From Masons.

tOkeO OF Love = or w. q. Sampurn
From Masons.
Five persons were made .Masons by
Owosso lodge Wednesday evening, w.
B. Camburn giving the lecture to the
candidates, and at the close of the work
was given lecture himself by Worship
full Master G. E. Rigley and then pre-
sented. on behalf of the Masons of the
city by Rev. Hanks, with beautiful
Past Masters jewel expressing their
love and respect for him and to be re-
hinder that all were sorry he was to
leave Owosso and wishing him every
success in his new home at Cadillac.
Mr.. Hanks spoke feelingly and Tex.
pressed the sentiments that so many
felt but few would have been able to
put in words. Mrl Camburn was sur
prised and pleased and with difficulty,
but exceedingly appropriately respond
ed to the sentiments expressed by Mr.,
Hanks. Mr. Camburn left for Cadillac
Thursday. Mrs. Camburn will go in
about two weeks.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.

w. L. Frisbie spent Monday in Sagi,
nav.
Oden Chapman was in Ovid on legal
business, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wilcox have
moved to Marion, Mich.
Frank E. Russell and L. J. Church
are working at Detwiler's grocery store.
j Miss Mabel Osborn was taken to the
Pontiac asylum Saturday for treat
ment
August Stephan has been spending
the week in Northern Michigan on
business.
Mrs. George Wright has accepted a
place as clerk in the Davis Dry Goods
Co 8 store.
Mrs Clara Duff entertained the De-
gree of Honor, Tuesday, at her home
on lakewood avenue.
p. L. Brown, Ball street, is working
in Branch county this week for the
Michigan State Life ms. Co.
The Corunna high school base ball
team defeated Elsie, Saturday, "a to 2.
Fenton will be their next opponent,
tomorrow.
Mrs David Hook entertained, Friday,
at a six o'clock dinner in honor OF Mrs.
Lena Convis, who is to make her home
in Alberta, Canada,
Only 915 unlocked doors were re-
ported by the police of Owosso during
the last year, the record for the pre-.
vious year being 1,2l7.
TIE moulders of the Independent
Stove Works defeated the polishers in
game of ball, Sunday, II to Z, playing
on farm north of the city.
Lee E. JosIyn, referee in bankruptcy
! attended meeting of the Arthur j.
Van Epps creditors at the office of
Walsh &c Pardee, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ionic Lyon has recovered suffi-
GENTLY from severe illness to return
from Laporte, Ind, to the home of her
son, H. d. Lyon, in this city.
Mrs. A. f. Ferry. of this city, was
elected historian, Saturday, in Detroit,
of the Mt. Holyoke Alumne@ Associa-
tiot- of Michigan.
Thomas Watson has sold the resi-
deuce he recently completed on Corunna
avenue TO Mrs. johnson, who recently
moved from Middletown to Mason
street
Archibald Wrigley, of Shiawassee
township, wants Corunna school boys
prevented from shouting at him and
otherwise annoying him when passing
along the streets of that city, but the
sheriff knows Of no law to protect him.
He'd better come to Owosso,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
Owosso Man Secures Patent

The L. 5. Government has granted
to Louis Mueller of this city, patent
on a truss support for rail joints. de.
vice which Mr.. Mueller believes will pre-.
vent rapid wear on rail joints and car
wheels. IL has been completed for long
time and the idea has been approved by
railroad men. 1t is hoped the inven
ton will come into general use and be
o moneY.maker for Mr. Mueller.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
Begins Suit For $4,000 Damages,

G. H. Barrett has begun an acton
againstI H. N. Ainsworth for $40, 900
damages on account of the breaking of
contract entered into between the
parties by which Ainsworth agreed n OF
to engage in business within twenty
miles of Owosso for term of years
after the sale of his elevator busin ess to
Barratt
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
sBssN

DR.. and Mrs. r. ]. Tick and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Sullivan entertained Friday
evening at the home of the former on
Oliver street west in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade b Camburn. thirty-six peo-
pie enjoying card playing and de-
licious lunch. The honors at cards
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hart.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
congregational Choir Will Give Re
ception.

On Friday evening of next week the
choir of the Congregational church will
give reception for Rev. and Mrs G.
FL. Hanks and the members Of the
church and congregation. A most
earnest invitation is given to all to be
present
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Against Nonpartisan Judges

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO. March Ex-senator Boynton's
bill for the nonpartisan judicial coll
umn on the general election ballot was
defeated In the assembly today.
That Chief Justice Beatty and
other prominent jurists approved the
bill seemingly had but little weight
with the members of the lower house.
Grove L. Johnson was so bitterly op-
posed to the bill that when he saw
William Denman speaking with certain
friends of the bill on the floor he COM
planned to the speaker that lobbyist
was on the floor and asked that he be
removed. Speaker pro tempore Perine,
who was in the chair. squelched John
son by remarking that Johnson had
had friends on the floor more than
once.
A H. Hewitt explained that the
purpose of the bill was TO remove
judges as far as possible from partisan
politics. He added that the bill was
the law in many other states. Walter
Leeds of Los Angeles replied that he
thought the bill a dangerous innova-
ton. E. A. Hinlxle of San Diego read
a message and a 1etter from the bar
association of Los Angeles. showing
that that body favored the bill even
though Leeds did not G. c. Young and
J. w. Preston spoke for the bill and
then johnson attacked it. A call of
the house failed to. bring in enough
votes to pass the measure, and so it
went to defeat made possible by the
organization opposition led by the Los
Angeles delegation, and Speaker
Stanton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Woman Balks at Wedding
TSpccial Dispdsch TO The Call

PORTLAND. Ore. March 23.-Mrs
Stella Hurns of Hollywood, Cal, and s.
Matuoka, Japanese Of the same place.
who came to Portland together from
San Francisco on the Rose City, will
not be married. They had intended to
wed in Idaho, where the laws permit
such an alliance. but Mrs. Hurns be-
came tired of the limelight that was
playing upon her and will return to her
home tomorrow.
Mrs. Hurns and Matuoka were ar
rested on their arrival here on COM
plant of "A. A. Courtney, a passenger
on the vessel. 1t developed that there
was nothing to hold them for and they
were released, but not until the woman
had agreed to give up her lover.
The Japanese formerly worked for L.
G. Somers of Hollywood 1t is believed
that he had helped the suit of the orr
entail as letter was found on the lat
ter addressed to Somers from the at
torney general of Idaho saying that the
ceremony would be legal in that state
The appearance of the couple caused
considerable excitement here. as it was
at first thought they were Miss Helen
g. Emery and Gunjiro Aoki
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
INSPECT ROUTE OF
PROPOSED MOTOR LINE
Santa Rosa Party Returns
Pleased With Prospects
Especial Dispatch 70 The Call

Especial Dispatch to he Call
SANTA ROSA, March 2S.-A party
of Santa Rosa residents. interested in
promoting the proposed 12O mile 30
inch gauge motor line from this city
to Clear Lake. has returned from
driving trip over the. proposed route
through Sonoma and Lake counties
greatly pleased with the prospects
The men held number OF conferences
with businessmen and property own
ers at various points on the proposed
route. and everywhere were given
the greatest encouragement Rights
of way are now being secured.
The proposed road runs through the
very heart of the mineral springs Of
Lake county. going from here by way
of Burke's sanitarium. Mark West
Spring. the petrifed forest, Pine Flat.
the Geysers. Kellogg. Middletown.
Lower Lake. Soda Bay, Kelseyville and
Lakeport.
Returning it is proposed to run a
loop by way of Highland Springs and
Preston, and thence along the eastern
side of the Russian river to this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Pension Asylum Workers
Investigate Cost of Living

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO. March 2S-Senators Wolfe
were appointed by Lieutenant Governor
Porter today on a ''holdover commit
tee" to investigate the increased cost
calling for the appointment. of a com
mittee to investigate this subject was
introduced by Senator Wolfe. as a re-
suit of the argument over the Thomp-
son bill providing for the incorpora-
ton of cooperative nonprofit assoeia-
tions. II was claimed that this bill
provided a means of circumventing the
Cartwright antitrust law and the de-
bate called forth the resolution which
resulted in the appointment of COM
mittee of three
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
SOLDIER WHO ATTEMPTED
SUICIDE UNCONSCIOUS
Sergeant Dan O'Leary May Die
From Injuries

SAUSALITo, March 2s-Since Ser
geant Dan OLeary of the Sixth coast
artillery made an unsuccessful attempt
10 commit suicide nine days ago he has
been unconscious and under the con-
stant care of DIR. r.. IS. Williams. who
is making a hard fight TO save the man
from death. O'Ieary had been dissipat-
ing. and according to a witness waited
Saturday-morning until the Mil Valley
traln WAS speeding past. when he
against the SIDE of a passing coach
The force of the impact threw the man
away from the wheels which he hoped
TO fall under.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
EXPERT KYTKA FIGURES
IN NAPA MURDER CASE
Declares Disputed Receipt Gem
uine and Trial Postponed
[Spseial Dispatch 10 The Cali

NAPA. March 2s.-When the case OF
J. L. Shroyer, charged with the murder
OF John Woodapple in February. 1908,
was called in the superior court yester-
day District Attorney Silva asked for a
continuance until April Is. This was
granted, the action being necessary on
account of the fact that the greater part
of the jurymen summoned had been
disqualified through participation in the
former Lund trial on the murder charge
announcement was also made that as
2 result OF careful examination by
Handwriting Expert Theodore kytka Of
san Francisco OF a receipt claimed to
have been written by Mrs Babcock TO
be given 70 WOodaPple the receipt was
deemed genuine.
This would place the death Of Wood
apple on or after February 6.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
POSTOFFICE CENSUS
SHOWS AN INCREASE
San Jose Is Growing, According
TO Figures Compiled
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSpecldl Dspdfch 10 ne ldUJ
SAN JOSE. March 2s.-The letter
carriers Of the local postoffiee COM
pleted yesterday their annual census
Of the persons served on the routes
from this postof1ce.
The pOstoffice census which was
taken about one years ago showed
the population inside OF the corporate
limits of the city to be 1857, outside
1,72S. total 39.375
The census just made shows within
city limits 33,3TS, an increase OF 1,741;
outside 1862. an increase of ga
The total population of San Jose and
immediate suburbs is 42,030, an in
crease over one year ago of 1850.
The total number or buildings in
process of construction is i2e, against
III one year ago
sfhe suburban districts covered in
clude East San Jose Crandailville.
College Park, Chapman and Davis
tract. Gardner school district and a
part Of Cottage Grove.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
BURLINGAME MAN MAY
GET $4,000 ESTATE
Property Left by Massachusetts
Woman claimed by w. VIENNA
Especial Disp0ich to The Cali

WORCESTER, Mass, March pa
William Vienna of Burlingame. Cal,
who says he is the sole heir of Jennie
F. Miller of Athol. Mass. may get the
balance of her estate
Mrs. Miller died last July without an
heir known here. but venna's brother
has secured counsel to represent his
interests.
The fortune consists mainly in say
ings bank deposits and mortgages. The
hrst account of the estate has been
filed by Administrators Goodfellow.
showing receipts of $24B1265 And he
asks TO be allowed for payments and
charges the sum OF s3.42SS5. leaving
more than $4,000 that probably will 60
10 the California heirs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Wonderful, Is
the Only Word
| can think of, that gives
any idea of what Hoods
Sarsaparilla did for me.

I was sick and all rundown, and
generally so poor in health I could
not get out of doors I had asthma
and heart disease. was not able TO
work, was very nervous. and unable TO
sleep. i had severe pains in my left
side. which three doctors failed to re-
lieve- The first bottle of Hoods Sar-
saparilla did me an immense amount
of good. / continued until I had taken
FIVE bottles. The change is really
wonderful l feel like a new man, am
able to do fair days work. sleep at
night, have no trouble with my heart,
and am greatly relieved from asthma
I feel full of courage once more, and
life seems brighter and worth living.
I recommend Hoods Sarsaparilia to all
affected as I have been. for I know it
will help them" II. ]. Wright, OK
ford. N. Y. Jan. 81. 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

Hoods Sarsapariila effects its wcn-
derful cures. not simply because II
contains sarsaparilla. but because Ii
of more than 20 different ingredients.
Get Hoods sarsapariiia- today -Liq~'
uid, or in tablets called Sarsatabs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
WISE SUCCEEDS sTIMsoN--

WISE SUCCEEDS sTIMsoN- Washington
March 23-The president announced today that
ne would nominate Henry 4. Wise as United
States district attorney for the southern division
of New York 10 succeed Henry L. Stimson
dent today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

ARCHIVES AND RECORDS BURN-Mexico
City, March 23--The building Of tie chamber
a. deupties IN Mexico City was burned TO the
ground today. Loss $4,000. The archives and
records we're destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

Mccullough. e02s Market street has
just started an apartment house for
Mrs. Mccartney. southeast corner Sec
eSG avenue and Lake street
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

The Old Louvre Is now open for busi-
ness at Powell and Ellis streets the
same good Roast Beef is served
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

READY TO ARREST CAsTRo-Bordeaux.
March @i--fhe Venezuelan consul here was to-
DAY officially advised by Jose de Jesus Paul the
Nenezuelan commissioner 10 Europe from Berlin
that Castro will be arrested II he attempts 10
land in Venezuela.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
WILLIE RETURNS
TOMAMMA, TOYS
AND PLAYMATES
Remarkable Scene at Sharon
When Ransomed Boy
Comes Home
Meeting of Mother and Son
Takes Place Only in Pres
ence of Relations

bills handed the kidnapers. and the
police are comparing the notes found
in the possession Of the prisoners with
the memorandum OF Whitla.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Showered With Kisses

Crying and hugging the little Fellow.
the mother showered him with kisses
and seemed reluctant 10 leave him from
her arms 10 answer the calls Of the
multitude gathered in front Of the
house
After being in the house fve min
utes, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitla, with Billy
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Buhl
and his grandparents. MI and Mrs
William Whita. both Of them over 80
years old. came out on the front porch
The crowd cheered and rushed toward
the house. For a moment il seemed as
though some Of the people would be
crushed. They were restrained by the
detectives. however. and consented to
keep stIll while the family posed for a
photograph
AS soon as this was over the demon
stration broke forth again. Willie
climbed 10 the railing surrounding the
porch. and. apparently paying no at
tention 10 the great crowd, yelled to
several school companions whom he saw
in the street.
Night Demonstration
A big demonstration was held here
tonight over the home coming OF s
year old Willie Whitla, who was res
cued from kidnapers last night after
his father had paid $4,000 ransom. a
DIX nETaue was kt41 % the bAilA lHA6-
pendent rifles. the national guard COM
pany and the Bull rifles band, both
named for Willie's uncle, and thousands
Of persons marched behind them
through the principal streets to the
Whitla home, where 5000 persons as
sembled.
Mr. Whitla addressed the throng. He
extended his thanks 10 all the officials
and individuals who had assisted in the
search for the boy. He suggested that
children be taught by their parents
70 fear strangers and TO make an out
cry whenever any stranger should at
tempt TO induce children TO accompany
them.
Willie Whitla was out this after
noon playing with his little friends.
He rode a bicycle. played marbles, and
assisted in flying a kite. He is the
object Of the childish envy Of every
boy in Sharon tonight
Nav Cause Sensation
SHARON. Pa, March 2S=It is be-
lieved here that the woman arrested on
suspicion OF having been implicated in
the Whitla abduction case is from
Sharon. She is said 10 have knowledge
OF Whitla's family and their relation
ship. and 10 have known that Mr.
Whitla would unQUestionably give up
any amount for the recovery Of his
son II she is the woman on whom
suspicion has centered here. her quoted
assertion that there VIII be hell in
Shraon tomorrow was well founded.
for her arrest would cause a great sen
sation.
Life for Kidnapers
ST. PAUL March 23-A bin orered
in the house today makes life imprison-
ment the penalty for kidnapping
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Returned to Mothers Arms


SHARON. Pa. March 23.-Willie
Whitla, the ransomed boy. after an ex-
perience Of five days with kidnapers.
was returned to mis- mothers arms soon
after noon today. The reunion took
place around the family hearthstone in
the Whiua home and no prying eyes
were permitted to witness the greeting
OF mother and son, only the intimate
relatives OF the family being present
az the Joyful home coming Of the lad.
ACCORDED an ovation by the populace
of sharon that could not have been
heartier. the little fellow and his father
arrived here at 1906. after an absence
~ l25 hours. Fully 5000 persons eX-
tended the lad a demonstrative greet
inE. Pushing their way through the
dense crowd surrounding the railroad
station, Mr. Whitla, Willie. his uncle
and a detective entered cab and were
quickly driven home
Great Crowd Cheers
Cheering and singing. the great
crowd Of enthusiastic neighbors and
citizens followed the cab through the
streets. Business was practically at
standstil, public schools were dis
missed.
AT the Whitla residence a second
large crowd had been waiting through
out the morning. AS the cab and the
cheering throng were sighted those
surrounding the Whitla home shouted
and danced with JOY When the boy
and his father attempted 10 alight from
the cab they were in the midst Of a
remarkable demonstration. Tears were
in many eyes and all Sharon seemed
mad with Joy.
With difficulty the party succeeded In
eXtricating themselves from the crowd.
once inside the house, the mother. who
had been patiently waiting with happy
anticipation since last night TO see her
boy. sffectiouately clasped her child to
her breast and for several minutes
they clung 10 each other and sobbed.
Ny boy: my dear. dear boy; you are
back In mothers arms
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
sempervirens Club Wins


CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, March 23.-By vote or 2S
to the senate decided that the Cali
fornia Redwood park should be taken
out of the control of the state forester,
g. b. Lull, and given into the care OF
special commission consisting of the
governor and four others to be named
by the governor, all to serve without
compensation.
The measure providing for this was
introduced by Assemblyman Maher of
Santa Cruz as the result of a long and
bitter fight waged between two fac
tions, with the state forester on one
side and the Semperyirens club on the
other The bill is a compromise satis-
factory to both sides.
While the bill takes the big redwood
park away from the forestry commits
sion, consisting of the governor, the at
torney general, the secretary of state
and the state forester, 1t was aimed
principally at Lull, who offended resi-
dents of Santa Cruz by directing the
cutting of trees which, it was claimed.
might have been saved to vigorous life.
Pension Asylum Workers
CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, S.ACRA-
MENTO, March 23.-Assemblyman
Griffiths bill providing pensions for
persons who have worked for Fl years
in the insane aSylums of the state or
who have been disabled while in that
service passed the senate today by q
vote of 21 to g. The amount of the
pension is to equal half of the salary
vice.
Roseberry opposed the bill because
he doubted its constitutionality and be-
cause he disapproyed its policy. Willis
took up the cudgels for the measure
and Savage declared that he was in re-
ceipt or pension from Uncle Sam and
the state for p years ought to be PEN
stoned.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Life for Kidnapers

ST. PAUL, March IA bill offered
in the house today makes life imprison-
ment the penalty for kidnapping
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

Aoki as a houseboy was a marvel. AS
subject for missionary zeal he was
disappointing, but not hopeless. His
outward manifestations were those of a
Christian. but all efforts to lead him to
the font for the formal conversion were
fruitless or his sincerity Mrs. Emery
had not the least doubt, and she re-
doubled her efforts to win him over.