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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
THE yERprcr uNAxnous

W. ID. Suit, druggist. Bippus. Ind.
testiiies: Il can recommend Elcctri,
Bitiers as the very best remedy. Ever
bottle sold has given relief in every case
One man took six bottles. and was cures
OF rheumatism Of ten years standing.
Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellville. OHIO
afiirms: The best selling medicine
have ever handled in my twenty years
experience. rs Electric Bitters." Thous
ands OF Others haye added their testimo
ny. so that the verdict is unanimous tha
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases O
the liver. kidneys or blood. Only q hal
a dollar bottle at Hartz & Bahnsens
drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Robbing country Touns.

The country owns most subject to
visitation by burg lars are those which lie
on the line of sc geral railroads, and are
thus in communi cation with many diff
ferent places by v Irions routes.
The ..crtcksme a" arrive from the city
by the latest II hin at night, after the
residents are mos OF them asleep. They
have four, five or six hours for their
nefarious work, nd the earliest trains in
the morning TAX them away with their
plumber before th good people of the town
have fairly wake, up.
il is also to b noted chat towns thus
abundantly provi led with faiflkSd facilities
are likely to be prosperous - ,<kerefore
attractive to THE res. ~
In all places 50 situated thu ~
be particularly atchful<6
various hallway stall :
habifants really Z - . |>=-'5;s'
protection as :j61
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
nucKIxn,s AnnrcA aALrx.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and ali skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures plea. or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale bv Haxtx q Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18

Are you disturbed ct night and broken
OF your rest BY sick child suffering aud
crying with pain Of cutting teefhf IL 90.
send ct once and get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslov's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value Is incalculable. Il
viii relieve the poor little sufferer immc-
diately. Depend upon IL mothers. there
10 no mistake about It. Il cures dysen-
tery. diarrhoea. regulates the stomach
and bowels. cures wind collie, softeps the
gums, reduces inflammation and gives
tone and energy 70 he whoIs system.
Mn- Windows Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething is pleasant 10 the
taste. and is the prescription Of one Of
the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United 6sases. aud ID
for sale hv all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Leares for rc.tIle purpo....

For cordsgc and other textile purposes
numberiess leaves are used, and they serve
very generally for packing and wrapping
up small parcels in India. In Guiana
Tibisiri fiber is obtained from the inner
surface of the spiral leaves of the Ita palm,
Mauritia fexuosa- 1t Is used by the In
dians for making hammocks. etc The
leaves are cut before they are open, aud
the midrib separated by drawing each Iii.
vision Of the leaf through the finger and
thumb. After drying the flber Is ready
for use without further preparation.
About a quarter of q pound may be pro,
cured from each leaf, and II the Central
leaf is left uninjured no evil effect i pro.
ducedfr the tree Bags and mating
could be easily and cheaply made from this
fiber, as well as hats similar to thos1
known as Panama York Telegram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
sPOTrsYLvANlA CoURT.
4 Number Of Cases-Iilness Of Nr. jno.
Thomas Coleman The Wagner Trial.

a eumber Of Cascs-Iilncss of Mr.. jno
Thomas Coleman The Wagner Trial.
FREDERIcKsBuRG. Va, April e. spe
cial. I-spoitsylyauia County Court wa.
held to-day. Quite number Of people Were
present. The next Democratic nominee ioi
i0ngIe.s was freely discussed. The display
0i fine horses was exceedingly large and
was great attraction.
Mr. JnO. Thomas Coleman. one OF il,
wcaithiest and high standing citizens oi tle
county. is lying dangerously III dl bis resi-
dcnce, near the courthouse.
The grand Jury found q true biz against
Susie Green. cOlorod girl fourteen year,
of age. charged with am attempt to poison
am infant a. W. II. Holmes. Mc--ra. Henry
ll0lladay and J.. j. Graves appeared as ai-
t0furNs for the accused. and iho case was
continued tO the next term of tine court.
sarah Jones. charged with shooting %
c0l0rod woman three week, ago. was naii-
ed to appear at tho next term of The court.
Mr. %. III. Dickinson appeared i0r her. ih.
wounded WOman's condition makes almost
an Unprecedented case. About three weeks
ago thc rear portion Of her head was shot
oil. leaving the brain exposed, in which cone
ditl0n She -till lives. but must die.
Stafford Circuit Court was in session o.
day. The case Brooks administrator.
against the Richmond, fredericAsDnrs and
f0tOmac. Railroad was continued. The sun
i. for tine recovery of $4,000 for tne hil4-
Ing of Brooks.
The case of Dr. Wagner came upand was
dismissed. The criminal cases against
Wagner are set for trial the next term OF
the County Court. Judge 6ooluck, DIS
attorney, Nill hle the plea of insanity h DIS
defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
ARResTs 40 FINE8.
what the Report Of the Chief OF Police
shows.

what the Report Of the Chief oi Police
shows.
The annual report OF the Chief OF Police
lust issued shows many curious things.
Two thousand Sis hundred and seyeniy-nfe
white males were arrested during the year
l.sg, and nearly as many coioied males
1902. The relative morality OF ine
sexes is shown by ile fact ihil
l.2lj c0l0rel women were arrested
and only il9 white women. Inefe were
1887 ordinance violations in March, aau
les. than 500 in ans other month, on inr
SATURDAYS the arrests enl the week With
l46l. LIP Ou Mondays. $50 tuesdays. 0'N
Wedn sIays. SD Thursdays and sunday
each. and sll ffidaYs-iAe day before th.
ususl ulv-day. six thousand four hum
dred and twelve the persons arrested Were
born in this country. lOl in Ireland. 80 ii'
Germany. and smaller numDef in England
scotland. France. etc. Between JOB dnu -l
wears of AGE. l~i6 persons We're arrested .
between 30 ANA 5u, -.2ll; between il ANA iN
1854. between 80 and jN. G,-. between D..
and G0. 1aG: between 50 and lu, rs; between
10 and 80. ~.
Under the head. "trade OF occupation of
persons arrested - >. f', laborers. Who triple
/ The number 0i their nearest competitors
next 10 them come The women OF ile lower
class. 12l: and the persons of mo occupt
tiOn.r G66. Further on are Hp washers
and ironors. l6j clerks, lt cooks
/ l31 carpenters, lli merchants ''
painters. go farmers, s. biacksmiihs, 30 naf
| keeper.. ~ shOemakers. - sailors. sd stone
enters. * lricklayers. - machinists, :.
/ BARRIERS. Gl II oulders, $50 plasterers. 1o prin
ters. 4ciergymen. > editors, and no reporters
The main 0lense was drunkenness, l9.'
cases: the next disorder in the street, l,uJl
assault Of various kinds followed, and thei
gambling, lighting in the street. grand Tar
] a.uv ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

went TO the depot this morning 90 e' TO
Richmond, but WAS taken ill and had o. be
sent home.
The Easter services at an Of the Epi-co-
pal churches on yesterday were very largely
attended.
Mayor Collier remarked 10 the TIMES cor
respondent to-day that not "a single case iu
his court this morning was for drunkenness
on sunday.
The Democratic City Central Committee
held "a meeting 10 night in the Council
Chamber, and was in session until late
hour considering petitions for and against
e primary election. The committee ap-
pointed 20 examine the petition referred i0
the Central Committee at its last meeting.
asking for primary, reported the petition
signed by leDi persons, Of which nineteen
We're Republicans. a petition was read ry
t1c committee signed by IN of those who
signed the petition for "a primary. asking
THAI their names Doe erased from the said pc
titi0u. Another petition for primary was
received signed hy forty Democrats. 4 pc-
titiOn adverse TO primary was read signed
by nine hundred and three Democrats. This
was referred 10 q committee, with insiluc-
t0n- 90 report as early as practicable. The
Central Committee decided % receive no
further petitions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
NOTES AeOUT Town.
Local Happenings That Require Litt
Space 10 Relate.


~, .r-..,...' -, ,.........,..
Inc h"'i" "' 'i"Ni"7 j una ''''''''i7' '''-
ers held meeting yesterday morning. and
after an exam inati0n OF public need as re-
onirod lv statute eamo to Oh. conclusion
tbaf There was mo- -nrnlu. n fhe treasury
vbera,yifh io retire bonds.
r,..,..,.... , 49,. ,,........... ,.t.-...,..,
-. ii', ~, ,,t.. ,.''.
cortrii.,',..r. ~. .ts f..,.l fr.ls- ,..ii ....i
,.Ji" ,'H y. o,a, 9ii iha sf.rr'on nom is
o.rlo.t 81 Tnr.b or dinner win n. mr-
nisbod M a nomin1l cbar.. of TWENTY-FIVE
cents. and tbe public rs invited t0 attend.
aid "a good clu-e and learn something Of Dos
practical w0rkIng and .t- great us.illness
IN this community.
THE Governor. acffne uron ils recon-
incubation NJ iha pcni,.nt..ry surgeon. de-
cidol Yesterday t0 pardon Martha Harris.
Of Richmond. sentenced l0 ihe ueniientiary
for robbery from the prison. add VIII
Hendy sent fson Page county for lNe years
in lss~, ir burglary
A new ioIge of the order of iae Golden
Chain is .ln- formed ON Church niiI, ana
the inducfmenfs offered to become charter
members should secure large l-f. Deor
l.. Curr.r deputy supreme cOnuliil.r ie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
NORTH CAROLINA.
NEGRO HACKED TO DEATH AT
DURHAM.


Railroad suits Expected to Benefit the
state schooIs->teth hen Jacobs to Hang
May sth-Items Gathered ut Raleigh and
creen.bero.
RALEIGH, y c., April e. Special. F.
Easter Monday was celebrated here to-day
by large number OF pic-nics at different
points, in which a good portion Of the city
participated. city public schools and the
city generally took holiday.
4 row at Durham. late saturday night,
resulted in the homicide of Nose Alston, a
Raleigh negro. who has resided at Durham
for some time past. Nose and another me-
gro got into a difficulty at disrepu-
table place, in the suburbs Of the town.
During the trouble Ioses' opponent whipped
out razor and began % hack away at the
lower portion Of his body. Tie cut up his
side and thigh badly, and brought 0ne deep
cash across one lex. completely sgYorng
ihe iem1rdl artery. Blood flowed rapidly,
and Nose soon bled 90 death. He lived only
"a short while. His assailant was captured.
.and safely lodge in jail
Governor fowie to-day appointed Ma.
slh as the day of execution Of stephen
Jacobs, the noted R0bos0n county despe-
RADIO. who was convicted Of murder and
sentenced 20 be- hanged. but took an appeal
90 the supreme Court lie is notorious
character. and has been concerned in sef-
eral murders. His doom now Is sealed at
last.
The Board OF Education held a meeting
here to-day tO take action iu the Hodge Rail-
road penalty suit from which it is possible
tnat considerable sum Of money Will
accrue 90 The public schools OF the state.
Hodge, it viii Dee remembered, instituted a
suit against all the railroads IN the state.
claiming $500 forfeit from each OF them for
falling t0 make annual reports 10 the State
as required bv law. Judge Mciae recently
decided that Hodge had uO right % recover
tle penalty. and that If railroads were come
PEELED 90 pay Do at an, ihe public schools OF
fhc state were entitled t0 DO. and not amy
private party who might sue for It, The
board to-day ordered that the matter Doe
looked into 90 ascertain whether or not the
schools can get tine money.
Mrs. d. Is. Barney. superintendent OF the
National Prison Reform society. delivered
am address here. in EdOnton-streot Methc-
dist Church, yesterday.
Cards are Oyt announcing the marriage
on May 18th Of DR.. Richard II. Lewis. OF
this city, and Miss Mary Gordon, Of ,taun-
ton. Va.
sam. Jones. who is TO begin a series of
meetings at Charlotte ON the 18th instant
viii bee accompanied by W. i. Fife, the
B.. Drummer Evangelist" and the two will
conduct the revival jointly. The mammoth
tabernacle constructed for the purpose has
just been completed, and has "a seating
cuu1eifN of live thousand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

I-NFNBtRG. c. H., Va, April l.-.spe-
cial. The Farmers Alliance met here 9ai-
nrday. The order is rapidly increasing 'h
this county. .,.......,.i
The farmers generally are well advanced
win moving for this years crops ine
mild winter allowing much work in ihis iiue
fn bo done during that season. Inc i"le
cold snap Killed about all The peaches lh
tnis section. but the late apples ana chei-
rie. do NOT appear 90 be all killed. owing "
The mild winier no Ice was gotten IN ihis
section. .t.. ,.,..;,..1 az
tbs nrospect of a railroad through the coun-
IVA. Ills reported that parties are inaAln-
preliminary survey with a view 20 run
Mn, "A road from Crewe, on the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad, to Henderson, ~ -
This road. III built, will open up a rich = g
tion. "a. we have both coal ana iron in tne
county. An we need is outside capilai To
Mr. N. &. Cardozo, one Of The most prom
inemt and wealthy citizens. has Just re-
ceiycd an important appointment ih inc
census department for this state.
The weather to-day here IS me ana
lrlcluu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Sr,rNroN. Va. April e.. Special. a.
r. Gilkc-1n died at his home. in ihe nol in-
ern part of the city. about ~ ci'th i",i
rf0hf Nr. GiikesOn was Ou the street oal-
rrdav and was about his garden sunday
ILL., had not complained oi sickness. lt
died Of heart disease. lie was Nntn d
rouor man. "a school teacher ana was q
Gne Latin scholar; was aiierNafd % ci,ih
ir fho Department of the Interior unoei
onr DISTINGUISHED iownsman. Hon. A. IL. i.
smart. The last business Sir. oilhe-on was
.,.,,soI i'm was With Nr. John Is. Gods.
Who died suddenly several years ago.
a Telegram from Norfolk announces ihe
doafh off the Rev. h. n. Phillips, who wa,
Tor more than twenty-five years principal ui
fhe Virginia Female institute. Ills remains
will be brought here tomorrow aud mielf
ed I'm Thorn Rose Cemetery. Tine pupil-
here who were under his instruction VIII
attend the funeral in body.
Easter services at the Episcopal cnuicu
were of unusual interest. bisAop "l'"'
confirmed class of thiriy-slN'
Ala meeting of the congregation OF llih
ifv church this afternoon. the ioiioWng Nc,
frrmon were elected: DIR. Il. NJ. Aihlnsoh
Major n. NJ. Bell. Captain Frank befnifs
Major n. e.. Elder. George NJ. Harrison
Iafaes Ker. ~r.. a. +. Kinney. Thomas ID
/ Ransom. l.. n. Trout. j. x. Ial lor' ,olene
i U skinner. and Joseph Il. NoodN ara.
Iohn Tucker uarman and Mis-, henni
/ Cushing will be married at the Lpistopt
church tomorrow morning at 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
GATHERED AT GREENSBORO.
Mineral Product. Of the Staie-Many
Towns Locals.

Mineral Product. Of the State-Many
Towns Locals.
GnHaNsnono, n. c.. April e.. Special
A prominent boiler manufacturer, OF /ancs-
VILE. d.. has written 20 parties in Raleigh
lookin. to the establishment of extensive
boiler works in tAat city.
The more Charlotte talks about the biz
May celebration. the bigger the affair grows.
AfsC E5.ns idIa Ht d.n'Ni ro'' hhniUt7'' ',i
floats tnat had previously been used in that
city. which. it is intended, are to ne used IN
the Charlotte demonstration.
The t0haccO-mdkiug town oi winston
-hirued ,j,.oOO pounds of tobacco in March.
OXDn proposes ~ do the handsome thing
iu tine way of entertainment and grand re-
ception for the Medical Convention, which
is tO meet there in May. a preliminary
meeting has been held hy the Granville
Medica. society. and committees have been
appointed t0 work up tnc natter CONSISTING
0l Six medical men ON One committee ana
thiffg citizens On another.
EDv. Mr. Thompson. formerly pastor of The
Bapa-t Church 100 High Point and also prin-
cinal0fthe Clasa aical in-titute-nOw ot south
B0-t0n-has invented and patented a new
cigarette machine. for which he has been
offered and refused s200,O0l
Dai-l"t7 eulele" '. ~, ~. i '.,i
of NaugntoWn, last sunday ana carried OH
dny dollars worth of goods.
Professor Holmes, Oh Onapel nm ' la'
been 40 Worh very oiiisenty iDi s9lue lilie
making "a complete c'ilec.ion ui .l iiiii.. ., '''
products in every c unly in lhe 'tale' IN,
publication ot the hst VIII DEE "ohurfiu
revelation oi lhe 'i8ie : ie7o c1'' anu i '.''
valuable 20 the 7tueen1 """ 7cien''9'' "'
We'll as tO the capitalist
L0uisDurg Female '9ie-e cohmenet.-
meut is announced io take place June gym
10Th and ilin. iae a.hNI sermon ~, VII u'
+ preached hy N.F. - ii- lu'i'e, ul w i,3'n .,,
on the ilii' ",e ln' "',. .,,,.i, ~,
delivered 'y li'n' d. 'i' Di'N "' oi ''"''''
county, ,........
oid Mf elfih' OH 'i u .'' .''', e'.'''''
has ll-i di.u ti iDr i'i ,-f .' 'V'i'
Daniel ID i'i' Nti. NN, ,"h l'' u'.' W
/ Wayne county mas o-iiH- '"e l'5. ',.sl"
+ D1--ed ilii! -hile ci'N7' '"' -"""'' '" i"'
sums auN lnfl iNAt-'
/ New B-rns rs -o'a lo hi'e % c.'lnin- i.ll-
+ C-iabii-hme.t I'D 200 NF P''t.o, 49,
/ This i- an NHuio" i,'",i.. 'n 'r'9 80 i.'
Due q, t1 te iun oh lne ,,ilh ~ via. .,I.. i'''
. been dome ih lne same i'"' 'i '''''o '''''
states ....t., -,,,,l,,t, &.
lhe June '"7.''i ''' 81. ,''',. ..'.l',
+ lp pave picAed oi1ne7'i' '' '"' "''''''' ~
voices. p...,. ..... ,,il,,io.,,on q. tob,
't'lin" i'rt''i' '' 10 w 81. 4l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
RalEE TElEGRAMs.

In Dayton. Ohio the Democrats elected
their entire cts ticket. and carried cicven
oni OF nftesn wards. The Democrats viii
have an overwhelming majority Ia The city
Council ard Board OF Education. both oa
which have heretofore been Republican.
H. Toledo. Ohio. the Democrats yesterday
elected the Common Council, and In Nor
walk. a Republican stronghold, they elected
four out OF Eve couucilmep. water works
/. .u.tees aud members o. the school board.
In Mansfield they elected the entire muni-
cipal ticket. aad they also carried tvaus
VILE, Indiana. and Cleveland, Ohio.
In the municipal elections yesterday the
Democrats carried z1nisVllie, ciucionau.
and Columbus, o. In Hartford, Henry {.
Dwight was elected mayor by los pcraiitS.
The Democrats carried the city election IA
bismarck, \. D.. by large majority. isaias
p. Baker, the hrst iemocratie mayor wa
elected by a majority Of two TO one owe
Os.Af WAl, Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
PEasoNAL MENTION.



The following marriage licenses were is
sued in the Hastings Court yesterday
Henry B. Hucles (eolorei) and Martha b
Robinson (col0redJ. George r.. Per0t and
Emma j. Pnh William y. Wilson and
Mary 7. Keller, Thomas Scott and Mary
Jones.
Colonel Dayie Canlweli has secured quar-
tcrs at the Exchange Hotel for Governor
Richardson, OF South Carolina, and ,tad ou
the occasion of the unFoilng 0l the Lee
monument The following distinguished
south 'ar0linians compose the GOFcrnOr'-
stan: General NJ. l.. BOuham. Colonel Will
liam q. ltsey. Colonel M0ulrie Clement
Colonel j. ID. Maxwell, Colonel William O.
Mc1owan. Colonel Marion Saunders and
Colonel David Camwell They win reach
Richmond on the morning OF May 2e.
The Virginia Conference delegates to iho
General Melt 0di-t Conference 90 meet i'm 80.
Louis May lih. VIII leave 0n the Chesapeake
and Ohio road yia James river division May
at q a. VI. Satisfactory rates have been
arranged With Colonel Dame. securing 90
Pullman sleeper io Cincinnati aul palace
parl0r car from Cincinnati 90 10. Louis.
Mr. W. T. Bryan. Of Danyillc. formerly
Of Richmond. and Mr. &. 4. iaIeu. of the
former place, who have been on q visit i0
the city. returned uome yesterday.
j. H. Alilgcr, who was for many years
manager OF ile late Frank Chaurau and is
rOv with ile Kitchen Bellies" =" is I'm the
city meeting old friends.
Rev. Dr. Dame. of Baltimore. an old
Howitzcr. lectures on the war at the M0nu-
mental church >unday-sch00i room this
evening
Hon. vs.. Campbell, of Dmnsfiilo, Essex
county. member oi the Legislature from
that county, is in the city.
Manager ii. O.. Berger returned from
New York yesterday yia the old Dominion
line.
Messrs. " Brig" Perry and Tony /otclio,
of New York. formerly OF Richmond. are
on visit to friends in tAis city.
Mr.. An. TomlIns0n who has been quite
sick is able fUlIn ont u.liu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Little Items OF Interest From the Other
Side of the River.

Miss sue'Vaden, ofPetersburg, is visiting
friends IN Manchester
Rev. j. Powell Garland preached at ih'
Firth Street Methodist Church sunday morn
ing.
captain William II. White. of New York
president of the Manchester Water Com
pany. is in the city.
Most Of the awnings on Hull street hay,
been pulled down, and porchCs PROJECTING
over the street will have 10 share similar
fate.
There was no session of The Mayors
Court yesterday. The case of William
Turner, charged with assault. is set for trial
to-day.
Dir. A. l.. West. Of Richmond. conducted
services at the Wost-Ind Methodist Church
sunday night. la the absence OF the pa Cor.
Rev. L. p. " ise who is sick
Property owners along Bainbridgo street.
between EIGHTH and Eleventh. are dis
| pleased with Doe grade of ihis street De-
tween these points. The curbing is o. De-
raised twenty inches In some places. and DO
is thought that It' will damage property.
The Street Committee have The matter un-
der adyisement
Miss Addio Cooke and Miss Mamie Sans
viii De married this month. Miss sans i-a
daughter 0f Rev. DIR. j. j. sans. who was
at one time rector Of Meadc-McmoriM
Church, but now is in charge of parish iu
Baltimore.
a meeting of the Democratic City Central
Committee is called for next Thursday
night in the Leader building. The meeting
is for the purpose of considering matters
pertaining 90 the primary.
The marriage OF Mr.. Thomas Nelslcr ant
Miss Maggie Evans took place Yesterday
evening at the home of the bride ON Ninth
street. After The ceremony a reception wa.
rendered "a number of intimate friends.
Two suits have been instituted in ihe
| Circuit Court of Chesterfield against The
I Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Com-
pany. ono is by W. T.. Wood and wife. of
Chesterfield. who sue for $1,000 for il.
burning of large quantity Of timber. al-
legged tO have been set afirc bF sparks from
an engine. The other suit is hrOughf hN /.
e. Mcdowell. who asks damages in the SUM
OF $500 for the killing of valuable stock
saturday morning Peter iiowleft. wmle
cutting wood. accidentally struck an0iler
c0l0rcd boys hand who was holding The
wood. one finger was almost severed, and
Was amputafed hy Dr. Ingram.
The Meade-Mem0rial Church sunday
school held am interesting Easter celehrn-
tion sunday afternoon. The different
classe, formed procession i'm the church.
yard, and entered the church bearing han-
ncrs and flowers. The flowers were used
in the construction OF "a temple I'M the pull
pli. The church was crowded tO IS utmost
capacity, and a beautiful and interesting.
Easter-Day programme was carried ONT.