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34 THE BUFFALO ILLUSTRATED TIMES Committee of Supervisors Making Arrangements for Their Side Aldermen Next Saturday at Olympic Park of the Baseball Game -i M. J. MEALT. Supervisor. '4 i 4 ALOXZO CI.

inSKLEY. of Board of Supervisors. FETTER KEKN 7 Supervisor INTERNATIONAL PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT LEAGUE OF BUFFALO, A MENTAL CLEARING HOUSE REGAN Ai mill GET MOBBED By THE FANS AT SUPES-ALDEfiflU BALL GAME This Already Well Known Society, Founded on Advanced Lines of Thought, Which Is Making Swift Progress, Is a Mecca for Thinking People. to be Played with JOHN MALLON. Supervisor.

Spirit can take on under a given Dean of Harvard Divinity School. Faith." This is an Irradiation from tbe Divine Spirit and traces Its fragrances to the Supreme "Holy Spirit." This Is what assures eternal life to the human rational soul. This is that of which Christ said, "That which is born the spirit Is spirit." May It do thee good, servant of God. For He hath quickened thee with this spirit and hath made thee living, and everlasting in His Great Kingdom. Thank thou God for this mighty Mercy and great Bounty and manifest success.

Another is the Holy Spirit, the "Word God," shining forth like the "Sun of Truth" to all the horizons and of which the penetration appears, the light spreads, the Fragrances waft by, the mentioning Is raised, the Command prevails and the sea agitates. Verily, thou art under its shadows. As thja world travels a circle, also human beings work out thelr lives in cycles. Every existence is created by the Infinite Essence. Man begins with God and first reaches the mineral condition or kingdom which is only matter, but contains a latent power of God.

Then be reaches the condition of the vegetable kingdom, which is matter, and also has the powers of growth, which the mineral kingdom has not. Then he progresses to the condition of the animal kingdom, which has the power of the mineral and vegetable kingdom with a third power added, that sensation (the five senses). At first enters the human kingdom. This progression is simply by the powers of God. fiouls are not created Independently of the body.

The seed of the child grows by the power of God within the human being. Just as the seed of the tree grows by the power of the eun. God is the real Bun The human being has the power of all the other conditions and has reached the point opposite and farthest from God; has passed through all the conditions of the material side. of the circle by the hidden power of God. The first is the descending scale in the natural and material one.

The second or ascending scale is the Spiritual. The first half the night; the second is the day. The world Is the greatest distance from God, but the rays of God upon It are direct ones. The world Is the darkest, but it is always so before the dawn and with the ascending scale begins the day. The world Is the worst condition for the soul if It remains in it, for It farthest from God.

It is in a worse condition than if It were In the condition of the mineral, vegetable or ani mal kingdoms, for it is farthest away rrom ioa. But lr man wants the light he gets it stronger and in a more direct ray as the other conditions receive but the slanting rays of the Holy Spirit. If he does not desire light, his condition is worse than all others. So the Manifestations of God are always In the human form because the sun shines directly on them and they receive the full power of God. The soul starts from God.

and if it enters the spiritual world, it returns to God. The Vegetable Spirit is the virtue augmentative (or growing or vegetable faculty which results from the admixture of the simple elements with the co-operation of water, air and heat. The animal spirit is the Virtue Perceptive, resulting from the admixture and absorption of the vital elements, gen-erated in the heart, which apprehends sense-Impressions. The human spirit consists of the rational (or logical reasonable) faculty which apprehends general ideas and things Intelligible and perceptible. Now these spirits are not reckoned as spirits in the termen-ology of scriptures and the usage of the people of the Truth, Inasmuch as the laws governing them are as the laws which govern all other phenomenal or material beings (called the World of Generatlor and Corruption), in respect to generation and corruption and production and change and reversion as is clearly indicated in-the Gospel where it says, "let the dead bury their dead." That which Is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the spirit is spirit, inasmuch as he who would bury these was alive with the vegetable and animal and Rational Human Soul.

Tet did Christ (to whom be Glory), declare such dead and devoid of life, in that this person was devoid of the Spirit of Faith which is of the Kingdom of God. In brief, for these three spirits there is no restitution or return, but they are subordinate to reversions and production and corruption. But the Spirit of Faith which is of the Kingdom of God consists of all comprehending Grace and Perfect Attainment, salvation and the power of sanctity and the Divine Effulgence from the Sun of Truth on luminous light seeking essences, from the pre-essence of the Divine Unity. And by this spirit Is the life of the spirit of man, when it Is fortified thereby as Christ (to whom be Glory), said: T.natwh,ch lB born of the Spirit is Spirit" And this spirit hath both restitution and return, inasmuch as it consists of the Light of God and the unconditioned Grace. So having regard to this state and station Christ announced that John the Baptist was Elias, who was for to come before Christ.

And the likeness of this station is as that of lamps kindled, from one another (for these In respect to their light, or.e and in respect to their illumination, one); nay each one Is Identical with the other, without lmpuatlon of plurality or diversity or multiplicity or separateness. These are three births, first the material, second to be born of water; third to be born of the Spirit When man first enters the spiritual world he is born of water or the Truth and knowledge of God. He must become as a little child, unworldly, without Jealousy, enmity, covetousness. love money, etc To be born of the Spirit to give up all material desires and take On all the qualities of God. and begin to ascend the oher half of the circle.

The Spiritual half has an indefinite number of conditions, always progressing upwards. It is possible In one step to leave the lowest and enter the highest condition. Baha Cllah said.that all believers will go direct to God, but that all will not be In the same has his own condition, according to spiritual progress. When we die, we can see those In the I 4 FRANK HELDWEIJf, Supervisor. same condition that we are and we can see and understand those In a lower condition; but we cannot comprehend those above us.

Neither the body nor the soul of a human being will return to this world, but the Spirit of God in tbem may come again and is the same in all prophets. The difference is in degree. The same spirit spake in Baha Ullah that spake in Christ Thus, as we have seen that a prophet is the pro-duet of his age, what tremendous possibilities of perfection must be latent In the human race today, awaiting the quickening spark of Divine power and lpve from this Revelation to burst into richest blossoming. So powerful are the waves of the Spirit of God at this time that even mouldering bones, it would seem, must awake and pass into th. nVi of the "Regenerate, the Chil dren of the Kingdom.

The day of Adam was as tne rioing ui the sun. The day of Baha Ullah, Glory of God, is as the full moon tide. The Joy, fragrance and spirituality in the time of Moses, compared with that in the day of Jesus, was like a river compared to the sea. The spirit of God or the Holy Spirit is eternal. It is the pure favor of God, UliDlvln.

virtues and the attributes of Divinity It is that which infuses life Into the soul. It Is the teacher of minds. It tne educator of men. It is the gence which seperates the darkness of the world of men. 1 -oriine- of this paper many spok on their Ideas of body, mind and soul, and it showed how very wide apart are the children of men In their thoughts along vital sub jects.

Happy Happenl-gs. We have received from Mrs. Good-sill, one of our valued league members, a volume entitled "Viavl Hygiene for men, women and children," by Hart-land Law, M. and Herbert t. Law, -i TviiieViei hv the New.YorK Vlavi 16 East 23rd Street.

New York City. This worn is "to the women have secured health by means of the Vlavl system of treatment, and to those who devote their lives to Its promulgation. Mrs. Goodsill is the representative of the Vlavl Company In Buffalo and vicinity, and the company is to be congratulated upon having so brainy, competent and lovable a woman at its head. "The Mighty Atom" for August has been read with pleasure.

and profit, and we thank them for a mention of the league and Its work. We hope to have both Its editors as our guests In the autumn. We are in sympathy with their plan for enlarging the work of their magazine, and shall do our best to assist them. The Bahalsts had a fine meeting last Sunday evening. Tonight Mr.

Joseph H. Hannen of Washington, D. will speak to them, as well as to the league this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. All are welcome. Next Tuesday evening at the regular league meeting, Mr.

Hannen will address us, speaking on "The Real and the Unreal." Strangers are welcome, and no one who has the desire to meet with us need stand on ceremony. Mrs. Elsie A. Manship, of Hamilton, Canada, passed through Buffalo recently, and left for our reading room a copy of "The New Thought Annual for the year 1902," published by the Psychical Research No 27 East 22nd Street, New York City. Prof.

Wines has become a favorite. The more one sees him, the more la realized his resources. He is a great hypnotist His lecture Monday evening was a great success, and he has started classes at the league. All are welcome. BIG CABLE RECEIPTS 3y Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. Com merclal receipts from the Alaskan cable and telgraph lnes in July ex ceeded by $2,000 the amount collected by the United States In any previous month. This rapid increase Jn the system will be met by the Government by the duplexing of the cable. The cable ship Burnside, which Is to install the duplexing apparatus at the Alaskan end of the cable, will probably leave Seattle about Septenv-ber 15th.

It will carry 200 miles of new cable, which has Just been ehipned from New York for the ex tension of the cable service south of Ketchikan. Ketchikan la only 60 miles from Port Simpson, the English town which Is to be the terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. IN BANKRUPTCY COTJET. Three petitions In voluntary bankruptcy were filed in United States District Court yesterday morning. Wm.

C. Lennox of Buffalo says he is a bankrupt and schedules liabilities amounting to 13,822.56 and assets totaling $100, exempt. George A. Field, a clothing cutter of Clyde, N. files a petition showing that he has debts to the extent of and about $45 assets.

Albert C. Woodmaney, a farmer of Cold Spring, Cattaraugus County, N. shows debts amounting to and but $250 assets, which are exempt FINED $15 FOE ASSAULT. Joseph Owaca and Joseph Petrow-kl bad a row Friday night and pptwoskl was laid out cold with a elow from a club. He was sent to the Emergency Hospital for repairs and Owaca was taken to the Louisiana Street Station.

Yesterday Owaca was arraigned Iwfore Justice Murphy on a charge of assault, third degree, and fined $15. NO EVIDENCE AGAINST PAIR. Thomas O'Brien and Gus Buxzalana, who, it is claimed, stole $65 and a gold watch from Percy Kline on August 16th In a Canal Street saloon, were arraigned in Police Court yesterday morning on the charge of grand larceny, second degree. Kline had no direct evidence against the men and they were discharged. WEST SHORE R.

R. EXCLUSION TO NEW TORK. Wednesday, August 23th. Only $10.00 for return tickets, good five day-. Ticket offices 41 E-change Stre- an New York Central station.

16t28 WILLIAM GLASS. Supervisor. 10 OF NORTH WEST'S CREW Welch and Wiseman Are Charged with Mutiny on the High Seas. When the steamer North West of the Northern Steamship Company arrived In port at 8 o'clock yesterday morning two deputy United States marshals, Conkling and Hettlg, were waiting at the foot of Main Street armed with warrants for the arrest of 1wo of the ship's crew, charging them with mutiny on the high seas. The two men, John Welch and Frank Wiseman, were taken into custody as they stepped from the gang plank of the bid boat.

The crime charged against the two men is one of the most serious in the federal laws. The complaint, made by Manager Frederick C. Cruger of the Northern Steamship Company, alleges that while the steamer was on Its way from Buffalo to Duluth on August I8th a number of the crew, headed by Theodore Larson, who ia now In custody, assembled In a mutinous manner, advanced on the French kitchen and attacked Chef J. Day and one of his assistants, a man named Huet. It Capt, George A.

Mlnar and Purser George G. Sutherland of the North West informed the authorities at Duluth by telegram. Upon the arrival of the steamer at that port United States officials were waiting and took Larson into custody. Welch and Wiseman were allowed to remain on the boat until It had completed Its trip to Buffalo, where they were arrested yesterday morning. A hearing into the alleged mutiny was held before Commissioner Robinson in the Federal Building yesterday.

After testimony was taken, the case was adjourned until a week from today. The men were taken to the Jail in default of ball, which was fixed at $500. The most important witness thl3 morning was Chief Engineer McDonald, who saw the whole affair. testified to seeing the group of firemen and coal passers gathered before the kitchen door and declared that Welch, Wiseman, Larson and two others were at the head of the gang. He then stated that the men broka into the French kitchen and started to throw dlahes, food, etc.

Storekeeper Huet was In the room at the tlmo and, according to McDonald, the crew of firemen made directly for him. It is then said that he 4rew a revolver and shot four times at the gang, tho shots, however, going wild. McDonald further testified tp taking the revolver away from the storekeeper and with the assistance of Boss Fireman Holmes, succeeded In getting the men to go back to work. First Officer William A. McKay, Purser Charlee t'-.

Sutherland and Sidney Graham, another employe of the boat, were witnesses. They did not see much of the affair, according to their testimony. Welch and Wiseman were allowed to take the stand in their own behalf, declaring that they had nothing more than any of the other fireman, who were not arrested, to do with the affair. They then asked for an adjournment until they could secure counsel. ARTHUR WADE AND LESTER STEAHHS HERE Assemblyman Arthur C.

Wade of Jamestown and ex-Stata Tax Comml. sloner Lester F. Stearns of Dunkirk, two of Chautauqua County's most prominent Republicans, had their heads close together at the IroquoUl Hotel, in the city for some time yesterday, but when seen by a TIMES reporter they said that the political situation was not bothering them near as much as was the weather. Mr. Wade said that the Chautauqua County delegates to the Republican State convention were elected and were uninstructed and that the dele-gates from that county usually suited themselves as to how they voted lo State conventions.

"How will they line up as between Hlggins and Odell?" Mr. Wade wm sited "Oh, there Is no question but what Higglns will have some of the dl. gates," was his reply. Mr. Stearns said that he was out of politics and that he was now devoting his entire attention to the practice ot law.

HIS CHILDREN NEEDED HIM AND HE IS FREE Christ A herns, whom Justice Nash sent to the Penitentiary early in the month on complaint of John Lelterman. father of 14-year-old Amelia Letter- V. k.nn hV JUdffft mail, imo v. Emery. Lciterman, moved to ympa- tny Because oi Anrene i dren being left without support, sent Tnicr.

r.mF A. latter supporting Ahrens' petition for release. WINTER TOUR3 TO CALIFORNIA. The Southern Railway win operaw, via Washington-Sunset Route, three high-class personally conducted toura to California. January 10th, February 7th, March 7.

1907. Bleeping, dining, chb, observation cars. Attractive it-, lrerary. Inquire F. T.

Brooks, N. T. A. J12 West Washington Street, Syracuse. THE HUDSON RIVER ROUTE TO NEW Prnr.inns bv the New York CentraL tickets, good It days, only $10.35.

Also on August 29th, round trip tickets, good five dayp, only in c. i-arucuiars at ticket offices. $77 Main Street and New' York Central station. J6ti8 ARE ARRESTED JOHN J. HARTKB Supervisor.

CHARLES DOLL DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Charles Doll, a well-known and highly respected resident of Cheekto-waga, died yesterday after a brief Illness. Mr. Doll is survived by his wife, Susan Doll, nee Smith, and six children, Henry, Mamie, Charles, Clara, George and eLna Doll. The funeral will be held from the family residence on Walden Avenue, Cheekto-waga, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. FUHRMAHH DEMANDS COAL GAS Sends a Letter to the Buffalo Gas Company in Which He Says That the Supplying of Water Gas Must Cease Forthwith.

A week ago Acting-Mayor Louis P. Fuhrmann sent to the Buffalo Gas Company, which has been supplying Buffalo with water gas since 60 firemen struck at Its Genesee Street flant, where coal gas Is made, August a note informing it that If It expected to be paid its full rate by the city it nost furnish the coal gas which the city's contract calls for, not water gas. At about the same time Commissioner of Public Works Ward sent the gas men a billet also. In It he defined the "emergency" provided for in a clause of the contract, which seta forth in effect that the gas company shall furnish coal gas at all times except Jn cases of emergencies. Col.

Ward informed Secretary-Treasurer Rlselay, to whom he addressed the communication that he considered the emergency should be relieved by August 16th and that after that time he demanded that th city get coal gas In its gas pipes. Both the Acting Mayor and the Commissioner say that the gas company paid no attention to their letters. Friday night Col. Ward dropped a lln to Corporation Counsel Des-becker notifying him of the gas company's silence and putting the next tep in the city's dealing up to him. Testerday morning Acting Mayor Fuhrmann summoned the Corporation Counsel Into his presence.

There was a short conference and In a short time a stenographer was given this ultimatum: August 18. 1908. Buffalo Gas Company, 186 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Gentlemen I hereby demand that you forthwith cease supplying the City of Buffalo and Its Inhabitants water "gas and call upon you to forthwith furnish and supply to the City of Buffalo and Its inhabitants with manufactured illuminating coal gas under and pursuant to the terms and provisions of the contract between your company and the City of Buffalo, bearing date, March 18, for the five-year -term beginning on the first day of March, 1902, and ending on the first day of March.

180T. Respectfully yours, LOUIS P. FUHRMANN, Acting Mayor. BAND CONCERT AT THE FP0NT TODAY The following concert will be given by the Sixty-fifth Regiment Band, John Powell, conductor, at the Front this afternoon: a Jtaatr Overture 1812 Tasch.xowskl (Commemorative or auuicu a invasion of Russia) Polka Caprice Solo for Piccolo. Aug.

Damm Mr. Paul Senno Suite Henry VIII Qerman (a) Morris Dance (b) Shepherd's Dance (c) Torch Dance Scenesf rom Woodland Luders Intermesato Fleet Foot Cobb Invitation a La Valse Weer Medley of popular songs Mills Reminiscences of All Godfrey March "The Minute Man" Wlnburn Star Spangled Banner. SOLEMN N0VENA CLOSES TODAY The solemn novena, in honor of Our Lady of Victory, under the title pf her assumption, which has been In progress during the last nine days, will close this morning at 10:80 o'clock, with solemn maw. procession and benediction of the most blessed sacrament The usual crowning of the Blessed Virgin will also take place. JOHN GLEASON, WELL KNOWN BUFFAL0NIAN, DEAD AT HIS HOME John Gleason, one of Buffalo's old residents and well known on the East Side, died at his home.

No. B34 Swan Street, on Thursday. Mr. Gleason is survived by four sons end one daughter Joseph Ml Gleason, Deputy Auditor; the Rev. Dr.

Gleason of the Church of the Precious Blood at EastBuffalo; Dennis P. and William C. Gleason of Tucson, Arisona, and Anna M. Gleason of this city. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at o'clock from the family residence and later from St.

Co-lumba's Church. TWO LET GO, ONE HELD. Frank Dillon. James Conner and Andrew Taylor weer arrested Friday night by Detectives Condon and Nolan of the Louisiana Street Station and locked up on the charge of entering John Ha-gen's saloon at Elk and Hamburg streets and stealing a bottle of whisky, a box of cigars and $4 in change, on August 14th. There was no evidence against Dillon and Conners and they were both discharged.

Taylor wu held for the grand jury. MR. CUMMINS RETURNS TO SYRACUSE John J. Cummins of Syracuse, who is a candidate for a place on the Dera-cratlc ticket, and who was here Friday accompanied by ex-Mayor James K. McGuire of that city, has returned to Syracuse.

During the visit to this section of the State Mr. Cummins met several of the State commttteemei. and other Democratic leaders and talked with them in regard to his candidacy. POHTUID C. HINT II WEST Say the Weather Is Bothering Them Much More Than Politics.

The Hon. Portland C. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt have returned to Buffalo after several months' absence and are again making their home at the Iroquois Hotel. While in California Mr.

Hunt was very ill for a period of six weeks and- he is not yet recovered from this attack. He said today that throughout the West he found the sentiment very strong for the renomina-tion of Hon. William Jennings Bryan and he said that several of the Western States which he visited on his return trip were preparing to send big delegations of their most prominent citizens to the Bryan reception In New Tork the latter part of the month. "And you can bet," said Mr. Hunt, "that I expect to be In that New Tork crowd myself to assist In welcoming Mr.

Bryan." $82.96 DROPPED INTO THE CRADLE BANKS Cradle bank collections for the week ending yesterday added $82.98 to the maintenance fund of the Fresh Air Mission at Cradle Beaoh to which are sent many children every summer for an outing by the Charity Organization Society. The total collections up to date mount to $738.18. Much more money is needed to operate this institution and the public is urged to respond to the appeal for aid. BODY FOUND FLOATING IN THE COIT SLIP Theb4dy of an unidentified man was found floating in the Coit Slip Friday evening by the captain of the steamer Bradley. The life saving crew hauled the body to the shore and it was turned over to Deputy Medical Examiner How-land.

The body is that of a man about 40 years old, five feet ten inches tall, weighing about 180 pounds. The body is at the morgue to await identification. BAND CONCERT AT CAZEN0VIA PARK Following Is the program to be given st Cazenovia Park today at 4 P. M. by the Oermania Band, Fred Germaine, conductor: March, "Peace H.

J. Lincoln Selection, "Bohemian Tobani (a) Polonaise, "Welcome" J. Hecker (b) Schottlsche, "My Dusky Rose" (newl Allen Overture, "Empire" Glnnenf elder Waltss, "Leading Lady" Louis Comstock All Favorites (a) "Mexicana" (new) R. Hubbell (b) "Why Don't You Try?" Van Alstyne (c) "Fleet Foot" (new) Geo. I Cobb Mazurka, "Rlnoroso" Navarro Overture, "The Golden Seep tre" March.

"American (new) St. Clair Selection, "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway" Geo. M. Cohan ST. MARK'S SUNDAY SERVICES.

Ex-Chancellor of tbe Nebraska Wesley an University, the Rev. Dr. Charles F. Crelghton, wil preach on Sunday morning and evening at St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church, Elk and Hamburg streets.

The chancellor Is an inspiring and eloquent preacher. Citizens and strangers are cordlaly invited to hear him. Congregational singing led by a full chorus choir. SOCIALIST ZIONIST MEETING. The Socialist-Zionist organization will ronduct a mass meeting this evening In the Hebrew School Hall on Hickory Street.

The principal speaker will be Mr. Aornnln of Rochester, who will address the gathering on "The Principles of the Organisation in Regard to the Jewish Question." Others will also speak. SPOHR INSANE. Lawrence Spohr, the youth who shot Mrs. May Van Sickle, was yesterday committed to the Buffalo State Hospital by Judge Emery.

Dr. Joseph Fowler and Dr. John A. Pettlt had ad-Judged him Insane. He had been acting cueerly about his borne on Grand Island lately.

ACCUSED OF CAR BURGLARY. Ignati Qllskl, who. It Is claimed, broke into a sealed car In the Lake Shore Kallroad yards on August 8th, was arraigned in Police Court yesterday, morning. He pleaded not guilty and was held for the grand jury. Capt.

Jerge of the City Fathers Hands Out a Pointer to Capt. Healey of the Supervisors and the Doings Next Saturday Promise to Be Very Lively. Supt. of Police Michael Regan and Chief Bernard McConnell of the Fire Department had their heads together for about half an hour yesterday after- 1 noon, and when rumors reached Supervisor Michael Healey that Alderman Henry F. Jerge was seen talking to Regan and McConnell, Healey Immediately got busy among the Supervisors, and last night the members of the county board were all agog over a rumor that was current to the effect that Alderman Jerge had been trying: to arrange with Supt.

Regan and Chief McConnell whereby they would favor the Aldermen In their ball game with the Supervisors at Olympic Park on I next Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the Emergency Hospital. Supt. Regan and Chief McConnell are to umpire the ball game, and Alderman Jerge said last night that In calling on the Police Superintendent and the Fire Chief yesterday that he had no thought of asking them to favor the Aldermen In that ball game. Aid. Jerge's Defl.

"The Aldermen have a baseball team that Is a crackerjack, and we don't have to ask any favors from the umpires," said Alderman Jerge to a TIMES reporter last night. "If Capt. Healey of the Supervisors' nine claims that we are asking any favors of the" umpires he is mistaken," Alderman Jerge continued, "for In the first place It would be useless for us to ask any favors at the hands of two such honorable officials as Supt. Regan and Chief McConnell, and In the second place If the favor of the umpires Is being sought by anybody connected with this game it must be some of the Supervisors, for they know their nine is sure of a good drubbing when it tackles the fast Aldermanlc nine at Olympic Park on next Saturday afternoon." Capt. Healey Talks.

"I do not care to be interviewed on this matter," said Capt. Healey of the Supervisors nine when seen last night, "but I heard from private sources yes terday afternoon that Capt. Jerge of the Aldermanlc nine was seen talking with Supt. Regan and Chief McConnell during the day. "I am opposed to saying anything for print, but there Is no use talking, those Aldermen have got to have some as sfstance from the umpires if they hope to score even one run against the Supervisors' nine in that baseball game on next aturday.

We have a lot of good players In the county board, and Jerge and his Aldermanlc bunch know it, and consequently they fear us. Now, Supt. Regan is an old friend of mine. ana nave always counted Chief Mc Connell as one of my friends, and while they will undoubtedly be made to feel that they ought to favor the Aldermen arter we nave shut them out for a couple of innings. I believe that they will act on the square and give the Supervisors all they are entitled to.

If we want to have them favor the Alder men in order that they may be able to make some sort of a fair showing against us. I will tip them off to do so in about the sixth or seventh inninar but we're going to Insist on everything Deing on tne square up to that time, otherwise we will call a squad of policemen and have Supt. Regan ruled off the field." May Turn In An Alarm. "But supposing It is not Supt Regan, but Chief McConnell that is favoring the Aldermen?" THE! TIMES reporter asked. "In that case," said Capt.

Healey, "we will have a fire alarm turned in from the downtown district, and you know that this will make Chief McConnell Jump Into his carriage and go back to Work." The baseball rivalry between the jAldermen and Spuervisors is now at "fever heat, and with the playing of the big game for charity at Olympic Park on next Saturday afternoon the championship between the two boards will really be decided, for this will be the twenty-first annual game between teams representing these two boards, and up to now each board has Won ten games. Several hundred tickets have already been disposed of for the baseball game, and the Indications are that every seat In the grand stand and bleachers at Olympic Park will be occupied on next Saturday afternoon, when, following a downtown parade of the Aldermen and Supervisors, headed by Father Baker's Boys Band, the fast nine representing the city and county boards meet on the diamond to determine the championship. A very handsome souvenir program Is being prepared for the baseball game, and In addition to the amount realized from the sale of tickets the Emergency Hospital will likewise realize a large sum from this program, which will be one of the handsomest souvenirs ever gotten out for any of the annual ball games of the Aldermen and Supervisors, "Matter is the best expression that environment" Prof. Everett PresidUng officer Grace Carew Shcl- First vice-president, Clara E. Bloomer.

Second vice-president, Margaret Mills Sprague Secretary, BeU O. LaUo. Treasurer, J. W. Stearns.

Corresponding secretary, Elizabeth M. Auditor, Frank M. Wilson. No. 1094 Main Street.

The nanpr enttfla ir, 'rom the writings of Baha Ullah Anri Vila a i. 7 rt nuum nana, wf JSadbjr Ml8s Alma S. Knobloch of much appreciated ethsIastio audience at our regular Tupsdav uicouug, Au gust 14th. It was as follow- Son of Existence! thfe5: sat wh.of js2l ui Direngin have I created thee. I have placed in a es.8nco of My Light: Thereof pend uPon Jt and Pon nothing else, for Mv A ftun i A V.

Command has effect Doubt this not and have no uncertainty therein. I lOVed thv froatlnrt created thee. Therefore lova Me, that Hni. -wee and in the bpirlt of Life confirm thee. No matter how human Intellects strive and endeavor their utmost to aiscover the correct course concerning general matters, and the trua method, yet (their conclusion) cannot be like the Divine creation, decomposition and composition, union and separation of the elements, matters and substance, are regulated and settled in a very perfect and stable chain.

Consider the current general laws, as to what degree they are well founded, solid and secure. The blending and composition, development and growth of the elemental body has been gradual; so, also, its decomposition and disintegration must be gradual. If it Is disintegrated rapidly, then it will occasion a break and sudden transformation in the chain of evolution and this "Sudden transformation" will result in weakening the general connections in the chain of the existing In their composition, decomposition, union, separation and evolution, must be according st nwAr flloh. mighty law of God, so that no flaw ur ueioui 1 1 1 ix uneoi lilt) necessary connections which hav resulted from the reality of things. The powers which exist In mankind are power, mind and soul.

Th spirit la the power of the mind Is thA nnwer whlnh nnnrah.n. the reality of things and the soul Is an iniermeaaiary Detween tne nign 8u- ThA baiiI has llffn nVtamm Til. 1. 1 aspires to the Kingdom of the Glory v. 1 1 IB KJ i no mum shine from that Horizon, (Kingdom) unto Its higher sphere.

The other phase inclines to the lower, the material, world and its lowest nha is en veloped in darkness. Romans 12 1-2 "I Beseech you therefore, brethren, by Vi m.rAla. feA that v. your bodies a living sacrifice, holy ac- sonable service. And be not con- formed by the renewing of your mind inai ye nitty prove wnai is iuhi kuuu and acceptable and perfect, will of IJOU.

Mrs. Boyle's Compilation Sonl and Spirit. As to thy question concerning the tsou. anow tnan verily the word "Sour Is applied to numerous realities accord Ing to the necessities of these realities In regard to development in the world of existence. One is the vegetable soul (virtue augmentative).

It Is a power oi growtn which attracts (or absorbs) the delicate materials of inorganic sub- el ance and transforms them to the condition of growth. Thus, those in organic substances become a growing vegetable, through the permission of Its Lord. Thus vegetable soul is a quality which is produced by the ad-; mixture of elements and It appears rrom accidental oeings or which con tingency Is an essential necessity. Another is the "Animal Soul." It is also a natural quality resulting from the mixture of the elements, their mingling and combination. It disappears with the dissolution of the body.

For it is a quality which results rrom the composition of bodies and is dispersed at their decomposition. All things are a contingent reality and are not a Divine reality. A contingent reality, if It continues to be Just as it is and is perpetuated by the fullness of existence, will suffer no corruption and thus it will be a Divine reality. For the accidental reality is only distinguished from the pre-existent reality by its subjection to corruption. For transformation is an essential necessity to every contingent reality and this is what the "Nature Widom" has deemed advisable.

Still another is the human soul. It signifies the rational soul. This has a potential existence (potentiality) before Its appearance in the human life. It is like unto the existence of a tree within the seed. The existence of the tree within the seed Is a potential existence, but when the seed is sown and watered, the signs thereof, its roots and branches and all its properties, appear.

Likewise the rational soul has a potential existence before its appearance in the human body; and through the mixture of elements and a wonderful combination according to the natural order. It appear with Its properties and becomes established with Its Identity. This rational soul, when God quickens It through the breath of the Holy Spirit is then eternal, everlasting, divine, heavenly, and shall continue with the continuation of its Lord, otherwise- it will return to the contingent (or potential) existence In the sphere of Its oblivion, concealment or extinction. This station Is the lowest degree' In the world of contingent life. Another the "Soul of Faith," "Spirit of of of of he Is Is of Is to.