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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24
Distressing Accident,

Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gazette
SALEM, FAJQUIER Co., March %, 1871
4 few days ago, Miss German, aged IS. daugli-
ter Of j. \. German, esd, near this place.
while cooking dinner had her dress to catch
FIRE. She went out TO the hen-hou5e, some
forty yards from the dwelling, before she dis
covered ii. aud, finding that she could not sup
press the flames ran back to the house. When
she reached the yard gate her clothes were 10
light blaze. and her shrieks were agonlzing.
Mrs. G. (hcr mothcr) was the only persoo 90
the place au1,s the first sight of her daughter,
tainted So tie poor girl was left alone to
wrcstlc with The flames. Her clothes were lit
orally burnt off CT her body, from her waist
iow0. She had 90 flannel bodice or would
have been turrcd to death. Her hair was
very much sngel. DR.. Henry Frost, who is
attending her. gives very distressing account
of her condition, but hopes that she will re.
cover. }. u. b.
It is stated that another aIlocution is prcpar
ing for delivery at the Pope's episcopal jubilee
in June In ihc Allegation the Pope will re-
,I,o oo,G,,,,o az f'bnroh and n oO Son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24
TeIeEPaDIifc Summary.

The funeral of the late James kinGan, pro
duce and provision merchant whose myster
Gus disappearance was so shortly followed by
the discovery of his dead body at a way station
90 a railroad 10 Canals, took place 10 New
York this morning,
Within few days the guide wires of the
East.ri7er bridge. at New York, will be lower
ed Into position about one hundred aud forty
feet above mean high water, at the middle Of
the river
Albert Brown. cashier of the First National
Bank Of Springfield, VI, is 3 dcfaulter to the
amount of $4,000. He is q victim Of Wall
street speculatlons.
Walter G. Adams, of the Star Iioc of Texas
packets. and commission merchant at Isl Pearl
street. New York. has failed.
The First Natiooal Bank. at East Jaffrcy,
n. H., was burocd this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24

The health Of the Pope is fairly satisfactory,
but he has lost the of his legs aud is car
ricd about in chair. His Holiness has re-
ccivcd al official notification OF the Intended
marriage OF kioc Alfonso with the daughter
of the Duke De Montpensier. The Pope has
suspended his receptions for three days because
of faintiug fits bat nothing has happened to
show shat his life is 10 danger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24

We call the attention Of our readers 10 the
advertisement of Mcssrs Alex. Froth ingham
s. Co., which will be found in this issue. Those
who wish to transact business of that kind can
find no better parties to act for them than tho
above firm, who are thoroughly acquainted with
the business, and arc we'll known in New York
banking circles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24

| le.i7eTC in Alexandra, SD 3j
LIT VI compare this cost Of best quality pig
iron ia Fauluier with iron production at other
poiuts. [ quote from ". +. Maury. IRE.
sources Of the Coal Field Of the Upper Kama.
Wha," page A. The cost Of manufacturiug
| a ton OF pig metal is about $2S. 80 at Ciucin.
natl at Jackson, near the Ohio $25 at Al
lebtoWD, Pcnnsy lVania, 500; in Beaver Valley,
Pa, $2I; in Massachusetts, $780, These figures
arc for 1871. Since then the prices OF iron ores
have risen. The cost OF making bar OF iron
10 the kanawha is $lS2S TO slS.Gj. Surely
lhcn TO be able to make first class pig iron in
fauqucr county for Sis 90 aud to deliver II
at Underwater for $50 70, or using the Goals Of
The kanawha over present routes at so. 50,
delivered at Alexandria. 10 indeed fair exhibit,
and offers to Alexandria a career OF unprece-
deOted prosperity during the next decade, if
she will only graspit. Add to this the undoubt-
ed fact that not Only all kinds of iron, but steel
rails and steel Of every description may be
made from these ores, and surely the full pro-
portions OF this source CT wealth will present
itself 10 your mind. Why may not Alexandria
become the Sheffield and birmingham of
America the Pttsburc, the Philadelphia OF
Virginia?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24

$40 26
Suppose We use the Goals Of the kanawha
1t is about $50 miles from the Hawks Nest to
the Fauquicr iron mountain, We then have
this statement
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-30
Bank Changes in Two Months.

The past two months have been fruit
ful in bank changes throughout the
country. There have been numerous
failures and voluntary retirements in
several of the States, including New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Maine. Mas
sachusetts. Connecticut. Illinois and
Missouri. Nor has California escaped.
San Francisco cones in for her share.
On the 22d August. the Union Bank of
California was Incorporated with q
capital Of 81, ,0Oc, 900, Of which 1924, 900
is reported to have been subscribed. in.
Gliding 100000 by two directors, $780,
600 by another. and 1000 each by the
other four. This bank has not yet
npened for business, and it is doubtful
whether il will under the management
of the incorporators, 1t is not . good
time for the starting OF banks. even
with names better calculated to inspire
confidence than those associated with
the Union Bank.
The next change in order was the
voluntary retirement of the Merchants
Exchang. Bank with paid mp capital
of d. .0OO. 600 and 1890. coo in deposits
The official notice announcing this
change was published on the 2itn Aug.
The depositors were promptly paid in
full. The bank, however. has been do
ng poorly for some time and here was
no other course left it 10 pursue. II is
probable that stockholders would have
realized more had this step been taken
earlier.
About the first inst, the Fidelity
Savings Bank was incorporated 1t had
a bad parcntaRe. and was hardly nine
davs' wonder. having retired on the 9th
under foreclosure from the Sheriff for
the furniture bill. The bank raraded a
rapi Il of s25r. ono. ant TIE oGcers "a
sert d that t50,O00 ha bren Paid up.
IL is now believed that there Was not .
dollar paid mp. and the capital was COM
posed Of bras> and cheek.
On the Ssh inst the community was
apprised If the failure Of the Pioneer
Land and Loan Bank This bank hal
a much longer name. but il is not ne
cessarv to give il ~ full IL is now
better known as Duncsns Bank. ard It
is pity that deposisors hail not realized
that fact before. As . rule hasks with
a long sme have weakness some-
where. The weakness in Duncan :
Rank consisted in having too much
Duncan. He appears to have been the
ooly stockholder. and to have run
through most Of the money left BY con-
fiding creditors.
On the 18th the Swiss-Amrrican Bank
cave notiec Of viii dra~al from the
Clearing Houss. owing IA change IN
the character Of the business. The hnc
Of deposiss with this bank has never
been large. and i, has given mp snat
brspcb of TIE busi ssa and ws,i c''"n"e
;ts orerstior. TO huying - eel Ing ex-
chance and Eullion.-BxAf's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-30
The Ghost of Vasquez.

bernal. who was incarcerated in the
County Jail for the stabbing of officer
"ampach, was Oh Tuesday night PLACID
In the cell occupied by Tiburcio Vas
quez during bis imprisonment in the
County Jail awaiting hi, doom. Bernal
Is not the first prisoner who has been
required to occupy this cell. nor il h.
the first who has in abject terror de-
tailed to his fellow prisoners and tn.
J+ilers accounts Of bis first nights ex-
perience in that dungeon. As was
stated. Bernal was placed in the cell on
Tuesday night. and ON the following
morning when his attorney visited him
ia the cell, the first wish he expressed
when left alone was to be removed from
the cursed place; to be taken ont, tried,
hanged, or anything. only not to be
required to pass another night alone
within its walls. He stated in detail
the facts which caused him to make the
request. He says that about o'clock
on Wednesday moi ming he was awak-
ened by loud noises of striking against
his cell. some one
KNOCKING AND CHAINS CLANKING.
All was quiet for few moments and
then the noises again started, slowly
aud measured at first, but increasing in
volume and rapidity until they were
deafening and terror stirling They
again gradually lowered. ard clearly
through the darkness. near the door, he
could discern the thin. light outline of
IL form. still and motionless, which
gradually disappeared. The noises
again sounded in the same manner as
before, slowly at first, gradually deep
e"ing and uproari0us. and then slowly
'ubsiding. while. with their ceasing. in
an dher part OF the cell the same thin
outline OF human f0im was apparent,
then filling into size ard for some mo.
ments remaining metionless and gradu-
ally faded away into mist The noises
rappings and clanking occurred at three
different times and after intervals of
some moments. the spparition appear
ing at the end Of each noisy distur bance
Bernal says it was awful and appalling,
so much 80 that sooner than pass an
other night in such place he would
CONSENT TO BE HANGED.
When the jaiiers heard of it they of
course had Bernal removed and placed
in the cell with Madden. who had him-
self occupied Vasquez' cell aud got
enough OF ii. Madden says that the
first night be was placed in the cell be
was in such state of intoxication that
though he heard the noises they did not
cause any fear. but the second night he
received the full benefit Of what he had
missed on the former OCCASION, and was
satisfied that he could remain in the
cell no longer. The other prisoners
heard the noises. but only family, not
with all the volume the actual Occn.
pants Of the cell attribute. The pris-
oncrs can have no chance to pe1petrate Q
a joke upon the occupants Of this psrti-
cular cell. rs they are locked up the
same time he is. and there are interven.
ing cells between them. The prisoner
who occupies the cell has no object in
attributing these peculiar manifestations
to VAsquez. because he does not better
his condition by 20 doing. These are
the facts from which each one can dra "
his own conclusions -Sda Jose Mercury.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

The Porto hAx nenl harsh reply 10 drccce 1
strong representations relative 10 tho recent ~
lea.e of Mrklsh hrirAnds from prison Il JAlina
and their entry into urcccc.
Il Ii reported that tho Emperor of Germany
recalled niamarck, who has Just returned 10
Mrlin, 70 consult With him In regard 10 the
.lnation In francc.
undcr ths rcaclionary diatensalion In France
lorutgn newspapers Are 10 be subjected 10 Iii.
ulriclcst c~n~rship, And thu wholc pplicy II
tho 0ovsrnncnt seems 10 bc going back IL Iii.
conditions which ruled Ia tho earlier days Of
Louis NApolcon.
Adsices froM India report the suffering IL,
the faninc-iniiicted districts on thu incrcase.
Doa Carlos has been politely requested 10
leave France.
lserlin dispatch rayr Il |. pretty universally
lcllcvcd a II. rcscr1bnrs that thc A,,n~ial,
Oaserim,cut would mt ohjccs % Cnn~tAntils,-
plc and tho Hncx canal being placed under III.
protection os England, provided l,,,ssia IL ii.
lowcd ~ psutcct itoln,Ania. Bulgaria. Ssrsia.
and Montenegro. And annex tho vilay,t u
EixeroNn.
The klca " postponine thu Paris Exhihitin,,
VI lA7A " ~crtou.ly entertained Oh Acconn, II
TIM existing and threatened complication III
aRAirs In Europe.
Tho threatening aspect u political AFFAIRS ii,
France II scrously Affecting trade In Paris and
othsr large cities u the republsc.
spain has decided IL scl,d $4,000 lrootm Ii
Cuba In tho fAll.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

I'll, naanagsts II the Eal AMI ws.., trunk
lines ~ railway hase entered into an agr,e.
mrni l,y which tle l.s.nns frpm ves,.n,.l,ousl
tl'c rasds participating,
Destructive nsse arr lrlsat,i N itisllantaNs,.
NV lHnn.Nirk, los- .tn,M, III rittsinflh.
~, loas sin.nHn nj tiiasrrssl. n. i,. iuva
stoa,mn; a,ni a, ealnmlus. Ohio, lors -2s.0o.
Aus,in Humphrey, an old mau ~ ca ,.efs.
Mas hung for ntr,ler NJ siandwicll. oanade.
,ast week
nanl.l OIeary. the Chicago lvletiran, In.
returned from England, ami rrsp,srs u III.
tempt tho extraordinary frat uf Walking Van
miles II, riS ss,nseculs. slass
taniiaerations At Heading, IA. ,hr seu,l
Iron Works wsru burned, lo~, .200,uD "A
Menasha. Wis. saw.mi'l aud marhine.phol
burned, los-. -au,oDn nj croto,i Mich. iir,
destruyrd saw.mtt anil lumber. yard, lusr
tn,non. Insurance .l5.npns IA Grr.ntoint. n.
u, the glasS-Mutk. If i. II. nuhiumcn were d..
rsr.,.d, loss, -ljn,uH', insurance, 100000, N
lInnzcndalr, IN, number II stores anil
dwellings burned. ln-s @aS.p0i AZ Portland,
n, H., several small factories. shops and dwell.
i,gs DESTROYED. loss so0OOo.
Through oilieial channels r,,mor has reached
thu state Department at Washington tina. Nix,
iee II a6o,,, 10 declare NJ, additional tas IL 10
per cent nn MI imports lnsa that country.
The steamship ln,liana. viii, Gc,,. Grant and
party nn i~ar,i, arrived IA Qnrnnrtown OH I'll.
nth ~ May.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
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branches throughout the rnHnlrs. viii, latal.
lnasi.ia N Ms.l,lugsta.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
4 l.ttllc Mixed.

II wns nj TINT critical moment Ut Tho
battle" xaid Dubuque minister. iii u,l
imlar.iOMel burst " clnlncncc Inst hal,.
lmtli, when thu Nnkc III Dcllingtuil !
mean, tho Drlk VI Wellington ~ should
kay. when Wrlk II llmlington- TINT Ii,
WHEN tllc Dule II Wellington, 1T tlic
wottlc III llattcrlo- INN :" And then
somehow thu passage appeared ~ In ~,
bMlly nlangled that he Didn't think II
would pay IL repair II. ~ hc Haid, And
scvrntlily anl lastly" ninl went on. :,
IuriiMUfDn Hnnk. Ey,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
1lMylMg u Railroad With the Dividends
um It's StOCA,

II In n wcll.known faet TINT the late
Commnlorr Vanderbilt lrft II his fasoritc
soil. William IL. and to members nf hiH
family, all NM, ,,NN III thu capital stock
II the New York Central md Hudson
River railroad. The total amount oi
stuek In Sihl,UNl.DOO. There Ia little
doubt tllat the ,lead Comnslure's policy
Of investing tle dividends Ia the same
stock will hc continued. This dividend
Inns been , per c.nt. every quarter, nn,l
bids fair 10 remain at That rate. 1'ha
Inst wins pail April III Onr aritl,neti.
cian has made calculation III tllr time
tlat II will require for tho Vanderbilt
stock 10 aid 10 itaelf thr other 2i0. .MN,
NM by this prusss, sapposing the stock
to be purchased At rar, nnd compromising
tho interest quarterly. The result of
llis figures In, TINT in seven and one.
quarter ycnrs, or un thu 10Th II July.
lSsi, the Vanderbilt interest will tile
entire stack u the great railroad. =
ll'iikss' .NuirH at Hs Thus
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

The Secretary VI the Treasury has ins,,e.i
the forty. seventh call for tho redemption, of
5.a0 bonds ~ lsti5. The call IL fnr M. mn O00
coupon and $1,000, ,otn reRIssercd bonds.
Ti.o Postmaster General dcsircs that news.
papers wishing 10 advertise III III. department
should sslsl "a thu thief Clerk, w. III. knsl1,,
tho amount II their circulation. regular rairs
pr square, and hnW much discount viii hu al.
owed.
An unusual easn of forgery has occurred nj
Washington. The President received what pur-
ported 10 ~ the resignation " Chief Justice
I.e~is. u WaShingto, Territory, ami appointed
hir s'.cccssor Il lloW tran~piNs tAA. ,ic lrtl.,
u resignation VA. forgery, and ,ho President
has recalled thu appointment u Judge Lewis
s.,ecc.Aor. lGwls WAS made tho victim u d
similar forgery some ssars ago, while Chief
Justice II Idaho Territory. President Gran,
nominated hia snccessor, and hc MAS confirmed
BY tho senate before Tho fraud was discovered.
The rrcsislsnt has aplolnseA Prank t,ill,ert,
one of th' editors of TIN Chicago Jo.rnai. A.
rirtant Treasurer II Chicago.
The Internal Revenue Bureau Ii considering
tho adsisahiiity u cheAlEning tho tax on MhIr-
ks. substituting weight tur hulk mcasurcnleltr.
hneh \ change, II il thought, would seeare
more thorough collection IL the rcvcslue from,
this source.
The President has Issued al executive order
re.srsing The rAEo~A hot springs aaA n,,e
.lnArc nilu " land surrounding shcm III culn.
RADIO A. permanent public proi1rty.
Numerous applications arr lNing made " thu
stato Department fur assistAncc 10 procure lp.
sitions In tho medical corl~, and yariou. other
hraielos u tho lln.1ian military ser.iec.
10 aii such applications ksSrctary Esarss ~.
npolds that, In view u our neutrality obligA-
liona, tho department cannot renslcr my a.slrt.
auec " Tho nature indicated.
The HccrcsAry u Tho Treasury has i~@urd An
order that any one may srlad Ia fractional cMf-
rsscy 10 Tho department and rcriyc sllser. All
designated dcporilories aMoila The hank. hsss
lscn rrqne1lsd toresle-m fractional currency Ii,
silver. II l0sn sums than t500 Arc Wcit IL Wash.
,ngton thc sender must pAy tAa cApIcH~, but IN
that mum or above II the uoscTnMcnt rays ths
chATgeA.
Hon. George H. Iokrf Minister 10 Russia,
ha. fesigncd.
Il h announced that the President hA. decIdr.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

Two NimrAls III Auburn, N. \. Inn
4 dispute about the ownership III u viii
duck, IA which they botl iir,sl ~ II VII,
IN the wing. One took the bird an,l
wns smcd by the either. A triul win lind
before Squire freese and II jury. during
which thc duck VIVA stripped of MI II,
feathers thAt the manner III the killing
might bc made morc apparent. II wnl
then evident TINT lA,tll charges III nl,ul
had entered tie fowl, hut, MH The jlr,
VIVA unable ~ decide which struck ilrrl
Or from which gun II eanle, they returned
Il verdict III "nu caitsn III action.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

Tho kpIrits NOul,lmst Rrsan,,ui.

Canon Gilbert and three priests III tlls
Romnn Church IN England recently cn.
gngcl the hrat medium whom Iii. M.
tiunnl Association III SpiritnallrtH could
recommend, an,l told him a. ut u work
The .riritn we're nut ~ g.nr nll,l
needed oiling. The violin wnH dumb,
TIN table wn. stationary, the spirits
stayed away. The visitors assured thu
medium TINT they were willing to whit
until midnight II fn would undertake ~
write upon closed SLATE. move objects
ut distance. or ,lo sninc other marvel.
The slate was oprnr.l, hut its surface
VIVA \ perfect blank, nnl Tho medium !
rilort ~ produce 4 double Hclf hi 4 ,lnrk.
cnrd room wnx IN iRnomiMiuma failure.
Thu canon pail him fee II two gnincns
and invited him 10 cnll again some other
!ny, but hc objected IN sl,c ground TINT
Il was case of four skepiics against olc
spiritnaliSt Evidently spirits ,o,,'l
count
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

VIZ stepped into II milliner shop the
other ,lny on husiness and accidentally
mt .lnwil ON bonnet TINT some otc llu.l
lai,l Oh thu chair. W. remained there
until no one WAN lss,king Ia oMr direction
nn'l then quietly got mp nnd stepped ~
oiic side. There wns ln.ly I'M III thu
timc locking for lonnrt shaped 10 suit
her. She finally found tho ono wc had
put In shape, anil II Just took her fancy !.
n Wan Just what Hhe wanted, ~ shc .akl.
iinoyrus tOhio) Forum,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

III consequence III ll.r pressure now lN.
Ing axcrtsl BY wunl,l.lM exhibitors for
Space AZ tlc Paris Exhii,ilion ~ lH7H, NJ.
krautx In. lsvn compelled ~ abandon
Ills intrntion III constructing the monster
tliiihnl lmllupn within thu Exhibition
preciimt1. The French Government,
however. will furnish spnrc for itn eoil.
Htrirtium ~ nrnr il. practicable 81 the
Champ. H. Mnrr. N. tiiilMrl llnH male
lila preliminary technical arrangements
The length II the rope viii M nlnui
,e$M feet. II will liz ronicnl The thick.
ent cnh being attached ~ thr lnttom II
The cur. Tho ascending force, when
l,H..lc.l with ballast, Rui.lc.rupcs, grap-
i,elH AMI nifty passengers, win Ia five
toms. Thu weight III The cnl,le. iull, u.
tended, will " 4 tonH. Tho ascending
force ~ lhe hydrogen will ~ ~ toms.
Tho balloon il,a'lf win lM about no fsrt
In .lirnctrr mud liD fcet Ia bright ln the
upper part u The salte.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

CnrxrMt patience N long suffering,
but at siMc. surra.tic, n. ll,. following
shows AT iirt there meMnd, IN
through this section 4 lN.k agent. th.n
IL Tin sart, then 4 trsv inai. then Il patent.
madeleine individual, then two irainrs,
il,en q thief of two, then II salsr n,pii,
th.n hall ,loxan ,lnpli.Wlcs ~ eMsll, pnd
finally III ci.l.r' hurrcl buyer. TIE white.
wire rlothcn.linr fellow, AMI TIN light.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

new UNlpliHt etlNftH hNh INTn luftlt4l
In Kansas under remarkable cirtlni.
stances. Thrp young mcn recently
converted In baltimore went ~ kan.as,
and settled ,lsnr Wyan.lotlr. Ona .lny il
l,,nn rnnr running a. them, saying tl,at
tho Indians werr chasing him. llry
took him, ami prayed for him, nli III,
win converted. Three other men cn,nr
In nftcrwnnl, an,l they were converted.
Then two Indiana came upon the iIrst
three from baltimore. ntd they fell npeil
their kureH. ninl prayed to Nui Tor pru-
lection. 'l'Ie lii.linnS wrMt away, Int
came The next .lny with iinR u irtire,
nill asked tls young men what tlr \
iisn,lt wv praying. ulnm tl.sif explain
ing, tlm lil.liann nAkui ior prayers aRAiil,
anil were converted. Now Mays tin
lkv. NJ. W. Waikinson, evangelist In
baltimore, who tells tie story In ihe
Dal,tisf lI.ekiy, |" la lcsw than illto
months there Nrc thirty.lwo white mrn
pfOfr~~ing conversion, nild seven l,llinn1.
I'LL III whom nrc engaged III building Il
lug meeting .l,Ollre, nl,L In stu.lyinR llle
lliblc On Bnnlayu.'' = They have coi,ullnl.
ul 10 lH baptized, and form baptist
church, "nfter Roger Willinms'
fashion" tine II them viii w. lnptixTsl
by anotl.er. nnL will then baptlse tho
rs'~t. =. N,W Turk Times.