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member of Post 30 of the Grand Army
His terrible death will cause a deep feel
ing of sorrow among rot only his many
friends in this vicinity but throughout the
country, his name being a familiar one
among the 5000 members of the order
of Knights of Pythias
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03

-el.r0vN. PA. June when SUI
,.-s.nt Pitcairn telegapbed TO Pitts
rrir night that JobnstOwu wss an
tsi be- csme very close to the facts
.-.ae lough be hsd not seen the
rs.s1 .-r To Say that Johnsiown Is
b1t stating the facts
Vo+bi8q ike it was
. .,r,+-v wbs-s
ever 5,..
lo1i'"
ata stood .o',y -'' 's" rum anu
isolation Dow re.gas supreme. Pfo0ao
.-- t--5.7 t,-.. have been swept
..,.,. ..-., 90 .,r,,letslv as
-
s-a, from end 90 emu Is P"su
IS s-i sst high with debris, and in
..-,ss IL is ss high az the roofs Of
.. rbis -,s,4 mass ~ u,-sctssa
@
.-.E las crushed the fronts OF oui.d-
le and -tel lle space Win Iel-'lu-
.-.s.-s-s-.7's calamity.
.-.. r,--,- WITH --rrr .porVD
--,"- IN "-Ia -A@ 'Ao' ND'
There probably not a m n in the place
-....-....., .r.,- ssli-,,4s of the num-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03

THE peculiar combination, proportion,
and preparation of Hoods sarsapsrills
makes this medicine different from others
and superior to them all in actual curative
nower. Sold by all druggists. Prepared
by 9. l. Hood & Co., ApOthecaries, Low
ell, Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
FIENDS AT WORK.

Human Vultures Preying on the Dead at
Johnstown.
JoHNsTowN, June 2.-It makes one
feel almost ashamed to call himself man
and know that others who bear the same
name have converted themselves into
human vultures, preying on the dead
Men are carrying shotguns and revolvers
and woe betide the stranger who looks
even suspiciOusly at any article. Goods
of great value were being sold in town to-
day for drink of whisky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
DEAD IN THE FIRE.
The Flames Wiped Out What the Floods
Left.


SANG Hollow, June 2.-While the
work of rescuing the dead goes on, stories
of how they diedare on every tongue. En-
qiueer DeLozier, who ran in the first train,
said he helped out four women and one
man near Sang Hollow. One was an old
lady who looked to be upward of 80 years
of age. He helped to rescue twelve per
sons last night alive off of floating drift.
He says he got into JohnstOwn about four
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, and all that
could be seen was the tops of the houses.
He left Sang Hollow this morning about 8
o'clock. He counted eighty-fve people
going down on drift. One of the most
touching incidents, he said, was the
drowning of
FATHER, MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN
They came down on a roof, and Just op-
posIte the town the raft struck pile OF
drift and went to pieces. All five went
down in the mad current. A moment later
two heads were seen above the water, and
then two hands clutching at the roof
That was the last seen of that family.
This is but one incident of hundred that
are related by people living along the river.
Mr.. DeIIozier says the scenes can rot be
overdrawn. He saw one woman 90 down
on raft with both eyes lying out on her
cheeds She wss dead, having been crush
ed among the timbers. Men and women
with arms broken, blood streaming down
over their faces and their bodies cut,
bruised and bleeding, were frequent
sight.
+ A. Potter, master mechanic at Carne-
sie's Homestead Mill, along with his
brother. Thomas Potter, of Braddock, had
a brigade of thirty men from the Home
stead Mill, that were given sn extra train
from Derry to take them to JohnstOwn
Thev we're well provided with baskets of
sandwiches and other edibles. From Sang
Hollow they walked to JohnstOwn. They
had but one purpose-to give relief to
eyery one that needed it. The mother,
father and sisters of the Potter brothers
all resided in Johnstown.
DESERVING OF PRAISE.
Engineer De Lozier says that the people
at Sang Hollow deserve a great deal OF
credit for what they did. Every man, and
even the women, we're on the banks OF
the river with ropes, and at every oppor-
unity did what they could to rescue the
drowning. Among the women rescued
was Mrs. Charles Oswold, who belonged to
one of the most respectable families in the
citv. He saw two little children about
6ye wears old with their little hands
claped together 20 down, and following
them was lone woman, kneeling IN the
attitude of prayer. Her face was turned
Hesyeuward and her hands clsspsd. She
seemed resigned to her fate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03

Isuas Scenes That Greet the Eager
sight seers.

Terrible Scenes That Greet the Eager
sight seors.
fagS. June A slide, a series
rsa-a sweeps from side to side, a run
li you had crossed the narrow rope
which spsuned the ohasm dug by
waters between she stone bridge and
,a-.os1 Crossing the bridge was an
acting task. Yet many women accom-
s1sit rather than remain in Johns
ESQ., The bridge pitched like a ship IN
lseu Within two inches Of your feet
1'-d .as muddy waters of the Cone
41sl There were no ropes to guide,
-i creeping was more convenient than
Aa1. One had 90 cross the Couemaugn
aa.o1d point in order 20 cross 70
Fr proper Thia was accom-
s'd 0ra g skiT ferry. The tsrryman
-'s oar rope end pulling the load over
ly THE STRICKEN TOWN.
Ar ning one walks across desc
mud. iu which there Is Inferred
tla'r. ofmany human bodies. 10 was
t nisonest portion of the town.
--s,a-- are efued up with mud, so that
1 er1 has never seen the city can
imagine that houses ever stood
@ they did, Four streets sohdiy
-l eth houses hsve been swept
as Nothing but q small two story
house remains. 10 was near the
tle wave and thus escaped. One
was taken o1t and it hangs picture
-y Tne walk up to the wrecks ol
was Interrupted in many places oy
r ''a1ch streams. Occasionally across
''s could be seen the remains oil
laE STENCIL Is sICKENING
W., y az extreme degree. Along the route
al, ie"o tin utensils, pieces OF ma
CON-. non pipes, the wares OF every
ofr- k1d of a store. In the mids
bs,s. S clothing store dummy will
per.or .-s position Of beckoning to
srt., ',Aaes sieot and uniDj ured. Tht
-l succeeded in outlining q distort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
SOME DEATH STORIES.

. rsw sad Tales From the Lips of the Sur
Vivors.
PIrrsBURo, June "A correspondent.
..,oo-aohs a few of the death scenes ana
tories As he gougbt his way to MOrrel-
lille Gabriel Fleck said: my boy, aged
wears. nv wifs's mother, and my three
s;stsrs.in.lsw were all drowned before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
RRAvE PRIESTS TO THE RESCUE.

Bishop Phelan is in Johnstown to-
night. He made the perilous trip on the
swinging bridge. For an aged man 1t
was dangerous trip, but he was bound
to try it all hazards. Fathers Cochran
and Gallagher accompanied him. One OF
the Catholic churches in the town burned
on Saturday. A house drifted down
against il and set it on fire. A funeral
was at the church at the time Of the flood.
The congregation desc rted the church and
the body was burned with the building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
s,anhenulIle People In Danger

TrEUBENvILLE, June 2.-Mr. Scott
salkeld and his son left here Monday for
South Fork, and nothing has been heard
from them. 1t is feared they perished.
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MEASURES FOR RELIEF.
Desperate Efforts to Get Trains into johns
tOwn-Railroad Loss.


tOwn-Railroad Loss.
JoHNsTowN, June "A supply store
has been established at the fourth ward in
Johnstown. A line of men, women and
children extend for square waiting pa
tiently to have their wants supplied. The
school house has been converted into q
morgue and the dead are being buried
from this place. A hospital has beer
opened near by and is full of patients.
One of the victims, Thompson, was re-
moved from a piece of wreckage where he
had been imprisoned since Friday. His
leg was broken and his face badly bruised.
He was delirious when rescued and will
not likely recover.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is now lay
ing tracks from Johnstown station to the
washout A temporary bridge is being
built, and by tomorrow evening trains
will be running into JOhnstown. 1t will
be more matter of luck than a certainty.
Communications by rail have been estab-
lished between Pittsburg and the end of
the stone bridge Assistant Superintend-
ent Trump is on the grounds and is the
authority for this news. He knows moth
ing of the condition of the tracks between
Johnstown and Altoona. In some places
it is said the tracks were scoOped out to a
depth of twenty feet.
THE B. & o. TRACKS OPEN.
A train of cara, all loaded, were run on
the Conemaugh bridge. They, with the
bridge. now lie in the wreckage at this
point. The Pennsylvania railroad loses
80 er gines and many cars. The B. q o.
tracks are now open ard train was run
TO the city free OF charge for passengers al
1 o'clock. Mails are getting through by
means of couriers across the mountains. A
pony express line has been established.
The Pennsylvania railroad will run line
of stages between Johnstown and Cresson
if the tracks are as bad as is reported.
Messengers were sent along the line yes
terday. They will make their reports II
the city offices.
FIRE ENGINES AT WORK ON THE DRIFT
The cling, cling clang of the Duquesnt
has home-like sound TO the reporters
The fire had spread steadily all day, and
the upper part of the drift is burning to-
night The engine is stationed on the
river bank and line of hose laid far uI
the track to the coal mine. The fame'
tonight are higher than ever before, and
by its light long lines of the curious car
be seen along the banks. No. 3 will bt
put into service in the morning. Chic
Brown has ordered an engine to Johns
town to 20 by the B. & o. It will b
held there to protect the town shonlC
fire break out. The natural gas has beer
shut off, owing to the many leaks IL
Johnstown. No fire is allowed in the city
The walls of many houses are falling
Their crash can heard across the rive
where the newspaper men are located. Ii
walking through the town to-day the wore
danger" could be noticed panied by th'
rescuers on the walls Newspaper men ar
indebted to the relief corps for their sup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
FIRES HORRORS.
The Terrible Scenes In the Burning Drift
Pflea

The Terrible Scenes In the Burning Drift
Piles
HoovERvILLE, PA, June 2.-Fire was
added to the terror of the food last night,
and many, perhaps hundreds, of persons,
swept down from points above, perished
within sight Of the shore at the big stone
bridge of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Their cries and grosns could be heard from
the shore all last night by crowds who
were attempting to aid them. From East
COnemaugh hundreds of houses we're
washed away and lodged against the
bridge. Perhaps fire in a stove in one of
the houses started the flames.
As the houses dashed against the i'm
uenee stone structure and were crushed
like egg shells, the flames spread, and
JOhnstOwn last night was illuminated by
them 30 that person a mile away could
see to read newspaper. The victims of
the flood were wedged in among shattered
boards and tinbers and so became
VICTIMS OF THE FLAMES.
Persons who were on the Pennsylvania
Railroad side of the Conemaugh this after
noon say the cries of the ill-fated people
could be heard issuing from the ruins as the
flames spread toward them. The bridge
itself was intact, but the approaches to 1t
on the east side were washed away by the
mighty wash of water, and boiling, roar
ing torrent settled between either end of
il and the shore.
This afternoon men succeeded in reach
ing the ruins, but were powerless to aid.
No appliances were at hand to do proper
work, and the people who are wedged in
among the ruins of their houses againgt
the immense stone bridge, facing death by
flood and by the flames were soon beyond
hona
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
7HE VALLEY OF DEATH
SuaBn With a Myriad Victims Of
the Torrent.
aCEDIBG WATERS GIVE UP THE DEAD
iol Man Cannot Number or Give Them Christian
Burial.
mE CRIES OF STRICKEN THOUSANDS
ra Mourn the Loss of Their Kindred and Refuse to be
COmtOFted
RECBDBG WATERS GIVE UP THE DEAD
mE CRIES OF STRICKEN
Nh, Mourn the Loss Of Their Kindred and Refuse to be
COmtOFted

@ the Unnerve the Arm Of the Bravest Resouer
8vn Reached the Whole Extent of the Horror
lad The Town Ruins and the Dead Everywhere
~ Care for Living Almost Unavaiing-Many Thrilling
Death Scenes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
TIME FoR Decision.

Decide this soon, oh, young man, what
direction you will take. There comes such
a moment of final decision-why not this ?
One night l saw young man at the street
corner evidently doubting as to which d.
rection he had better take, his hat lifted
high enough so you could gee he had an IN
telliQent forehead, and he had a stout chest
and a robust development Splendid young
man. Cultured young man. honored
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
ROADS OF LIFE.
ONRLBADs HBAVBNwARD, THB OTHBR TO
THE DAMNED.
The Broad and Easy Path and It's Allursmens for
Young Msn-Dr Talmage Prsscrbss -Four
Things for LIES Travellers
10 Shun.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
BROOKLYN, June 2.-The Rev. 7. De
Witt Talmage, D. D., preached at the
Tabernacle to-day. After expounding the
Scriptures, he gave out that popular hymn
by A NJ Toplady. beginning.
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ES EL MAS BARAT0.
CAfBCISze DR "a DOCflIEA 0lS7IkAA
ssmpxesee per s1 Ps2rs Rips.@x.

Tsxto para Las Escuelas dc Ia Isla
de Puerto-Rico eegdn Decreto del
Excmo. 8 limo. Sr. Obispo de esta
Di6cesis q. Juan Antonio Puig On IL
de Dicismbre de $780, y publicado On
el Belstt1 Eclssi6stice an 10 dc TEnero
de 1881, que dice Asi.
"Deseando facilitar, segdn 80 impor-
tancia rsquiers, 10 adquisici6n del o.
tecismo de In Doctrina Cristiana Z toda
class de personals, venimos On declarar
tambi9n do texto para ID Di6cesis 81
antique , popular Oatecismo del 2
Ripalds que & pesar de su reducido vo-
idmen, comprende On sus ssncillas ,
concisas prsguntas y respaestaa la su-
ma toda dc % ensehanxa cat6lica; reu-
niendo & Ia vex 10 immense ventAjA de
sstar por nj inAmo precio Il aleancs de
% familias pobrss." Ra
PBamo.--3 chAvoB uno, IS cts. doce-
M J $3.50 cts. grlesa. III
Sc vends On n lNrRnaTA, ALMAonH
D1 PiPnL Y LrBRHBfA del BoLHT1N MHR-
cAArzL Fortalesa "a, y en- 10 de d. Josf
GoNSxLnz FoHT, Fortalesa 81. 80
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!" MAGNESIA' |
. EferVeSCente,CaPminatiVa
YPup6ante
DEL
D.. GONZALEZ
ode LA HABANA.

En- ell tratamiento de las enfer-
medades del tubo digestive ocupa
la Magnesia un lugar preferente y
como 81 Sc administra sola es Pc
e sada y de sabor ingrato, Sc Ia asoch
8 q otros cuerpos que la hacen facil--
mente soluble = de buen gusto,
3 Las sustancias que componehi IA
8 Magnesia del DR.. Gonzalez son
y todas de superior clase y halian-
81 dose en- polvo 6no Sc disne1yenie E
pronto en- el est6mago. La Magns- ~
sia del Dr. Gonzalez, produce los !
j mejores efectos en- las siguientes !
s Intermediates Acedias producid4s !
n por el exceso de acidos en- el est5-
s. mago, rlatulencias, Dispepsias,
Il Dolores de cabeza dependencies
n de trastormos gastricos, VahidoS,
H Indigestiones Estrenimientos
& Nal dc piedra, vomitos de lbs .
q embarazadas, Ell Marco en- las nd )
q vegaciones &.&. Il.
q La Magnesia del Dr.. Gonzalez
8 es tan buena como la mejor de Ids J
u que SO conocen y i.
MAS BARATA QUE ToDAS. !,
Sc prspera y oende en- Ia 4
5 Botioa' de SAN JOSE |
i Gale DO Aguiar, n. f06, Habana. !:
De venta' en- Ia Farma.. y
! si' de Z. -, !;
s@.,..-.F 2. Guillsrmety. se'
NO4oteeo3 - ~
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'Boletiq Nercantil de dePuerto-Rico.
sos ,a.e3i PERIODICO CONSAGRADO sl.eas 81,
LA DEFEESA DE los TERESEs HAC1OEALES EN- AMERICA
p oRalHoDRlOg RSPAaoLRs IEcOaDICI0aAEy In ProRIco j
lcoNDcoNEs rs acorrddadas por Dol, ID Direction
para toda cIasel dc renitidos anunoios

pua6n los anuncoi sera precos
vencionalss que determnaran loB sea @ a
rsmdos gacstas autorados
fma del qun ama h de conkepcias ade
Responsible de pago ,a g.
Los originates de cOunicados do gels
devuetos aunque pnbiquen, ,s4aa Hsf sA
1 No rasponde do nj exays de clichGs as M N
columna del pe6dco cndeada por sete
de largo. d ssfllly aD ouI s.
ri dsterrnfinAda pa
publication anunco En- de desearl soncedess
10 p.S sobe el prscio de taritA. III - 4.4 8u s
E enYe ceh publication anunc ten
d bonifcaci6n de 10 pS sob Lou ptecos de ifa Ia
@ Ouando imports de dick pssos snsnas
pe6dico de m
primer ntmerc - ftss 81 7E -
Para los suscrptores del BoLnT a gsceta
rentido, en- sec6n dies o.aaos
Los tsndrdn d p3 de bondcac6n po o.
cstllas, comunicados 8 remtidos.
E de As suscrpcone anunco gacsa rsmos comuu
Cados antcliado slsgs ta- 81 eIta I7 % =.
81 por imprevsa dae de- ar per6dico
retegrado nas pucacones hubiesen
dejado de sslr. $50 4e#ats J. a. - <I@+.
6i Tarifa para Ii publication de anuncios.
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Il OIENOlA DE TENEDURIA lDE
LIBROS stnpllacada porla aplicacioh d
nAs regla Il nllble para acsrtar ii deadeI
ytA aorsedOl, acompahada de numerosol
elemplos dc ocklculos mercantiles, por &
Y. Marsh, traducido de L. 80. ediOion II
glesa por A. G. Beck, bajo Ia inmsdiats
enpecci6n del autor. Un tomo eleeapta
9Ients sncuadsrnade ss,sS, en- L. Im-
del. Bolsttn.
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&c : AR =, 4 .ssl q 3, S

CON las pesas y medida DEL tel 1 q
|trico Decimal, en- Ia IInpr enta del sBOEE
Sc hal1an ademas otras 1nuchas nUPvts8Ha.
|des y Sc eesperan mas del eytramiero
En- trabajos de Imprenta,, quad erha In
" Litografia, Sc pueden1sver satisfechos 70
pos los ,gustos = cunnplidass attodas Ia sev;-
|gencias. gBaTatt1ra enl0s precios; eleeafcia
en la ejecuci6n. 5.s. sss II sA@ ..s sss - 7F
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I1IBROS

recibidos por eI .1Itinn19aa va.
por-correo en ia irn1nenta
Gel BOLETlNz MERCAN-.
Pereda. Los Honunbrrsssi Il ss III md.
) ts1sos slnues'-Hita, esposa' ] u Il 'nladre,
asofich. El Mzrass al G5ieota,
y tomOs.
{ ,O0digo Penal Mintar.
.,.z!ie Ancora de- salvaci6n, tDevvoc,.
2 Oastahos. sdurfa d1sg & iib,o.
Guia del Oomercio Y de- II II T 6Snea'
NOYELAs DE 1PnRhz snAr.
[DOS.-Memorias deun Cortecann -
1915, III Grande Oriente. m Herros -
ds ls2A gnll Ygolqntszio reaiiata.
Los Apost6 6licos, Juan Max1fn 81
Y EImp peclnado, Los Glen nil hiioa a.
San "a Luis, Un faCcios0 ma. mi 'aieAe -
de Julio, Batalla de, los v rariIeS
e Bailen, lls A. M eqqipaje del Rev: .Jos2
Napoleon en- phapartin. iii; ;1o ~
Mario 1l y eI2 de Mayo. Gerona "a.
falgar, - eegnnda casaca' - c. -.
G e de & 1 Carlos 4 II 1V. D&diz, Zaraeosa-
T0rmento, III pr. OentenO. ~ Pro.
Mbldo, Ia Fontana de oro "A
amigo Manso, Dona Perfaefa aio--
kfnf sEntxsk1rnn ~ - ...sI hJ NS4Os
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.a.-..saf "a ENClJADERNACIl,o[N
DEL ''sBBOLEEIN MERcANTIL, .

49, .s5ls go V&IAM 4 tsgGH 3nY1
o IN eSta secclOr de la casa, mOntada con
t0dOs los elementOs necesarios prOyistap a
materiales de primera ,clase, Sc hacen enema
dernaciones en- holandesa, slcartone, Daef,l 81.
pamela, piel de levante con relieves. todo1 ner.
fecto y precios sreducidos.
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afCORTABlLIDAD
MI U UNICIPAI,

oJuego complete de Libros ARE
gladoD q los tormularios publica.
dos por el Gobierno General.
lmpresos de todas classes para
los Municipios.
q De venta en- Ia lmprenta del
BOLxTIN.
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los ColOres pAlid0s, afscctQn tan gens-
fulzGd0 eRtre las J6Uen8S bHs kf peft0d0
ae SNfOrk7Qci0R, Ia Anemia la CIor6sis,
DrecNrS0fnS del mayor Atnnerg de Qfec-
elonee cF6Rtc0S, 80 eONlb0ten bfcGznleRfD
cen q e0lete0 fGeAlar aefRlERRO BRAvAle i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-10
WAIT BROTHERS.
ALLIANCE, . Jan. 2, 'S9.

CAPT. n, * .1oI1 Es:
Mg Dear Sir: This will in
troduce to you Mr.. Walter Owen, who
is the advance sgent of the Rhondda
Glee Club This Society is the Origi-
nal one that carried off all the prizes
in London, aud have no comparison
whatever with what they call the Prize
Singers. This choir of singers are
without doubt the best that this coun-
try has ever heard. We have heard
them here, and they are coming the
second time. They are the most per
feet lot of singers I ever heard in my
life.
Mr.. Chirm, our band leader. was
perfectly as;onished to hear them. 1
advised Mr.. Owen to see you, know
ingitba ycu would be pleased to help
to give them rousing house and your
presence; and will cay. that if you
once hear them, you would hear the
best singing you ever heard in your
life.
With kind regards aud best wishes,
1 am yours very truly,
T. Il. MORGAN.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-10

The services at the Methodist Epis-
copol Church, next Sabbath, will he
unusually interesting. At 8: 80 in the
morning the Quarterly Love Feast
will be held. At 10: 80 a sermon, fol-
lowed by the Sacrament of the Lords
supper. At IL: Is the Bible School
meets for short session. At 8 :15,
Children's Sabbath service. At7p. m.
Rev. w. FL. Locke, d. D. will preach
one of bis characteristic gospel ser.
mons, followed by season of prayer
and song. Seats free.
Interesting Gospel Revival services
every night this week, except Satur-
day
A Mothers meeting was held in the
Church parlors this Wednesday, after
noon.
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Tuesday, a little after noon, Mr..
Doyle. of Pittsburgh, called TO see his
old friend, Mr.. John Fletcher, at his
residence on East Main street. He was
hitching up his horse. Going there
he found Mr.. Fletcher lying upon the
f1eor, having been attacked with apo
plexy. He was carried into the house
and DIR. Aicorn summoned, who found
that the entire left side was paralyzed.
Wednesday morning he was reported
no better, and very little hope is en-
tertained of his recovery.