The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-02-13
THE FELTS CASE.
Continued Until a Special Term OF The
Ray Circuit Court i'll April.

IsaacFeIts. charged with the murder OF
Azariah Higgins, ut Higginsville, in Au-
gust, 1890, and whose case, when called at
October term of the Lafayette county
court, was sent to the Ray county
court on ii change of venue from
county aud circuit, was taken tn
Monday afternoon, by Sheriff
Mitchell, and turned over to the sheriff OF
Ray county. Tuesday afternoon he was
returned to the Jail here, his case hay
ing been continued until Tuesday,
April %, when u special term oi the
Ray court will he held for the trial
of this cause. Judge Sandusky's docket
is set for Il week from to-day with Ray
county cases, and on that day he will
have to adjourn court to begin court
in another county in his Circuit, so it was
agreed hat the case go over.
Richmond being without a Jail, the
prisoner was returncd to the Jail here for
safe keeping. TO an INeELLIGENcER re-
porter he said the continuance did not
suit him, as he was ready and anxious for
a trial, and believed hegFwould have no
trouble in proving his innocence of the
crime charged to him.
Mr.. Iiickiin, of Hicklin * Welborn, his
attorneys, when asked ii application for
bail had been made, said il had not, as
they did not like to disclose the nature of
the evidence they would introduce, but
did not hesitate to say this would have
had the desired effect.
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
The First Baptist church is still with
ont n pastor.
Rev. BarkcS will occupy the pulpit of
the Alma Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Rev. j. q. Mueller, pastor OF the Ger
man Methodist church, Will preach at II
O'Clock tomorrow.
Rev. b. l.. Mitchell, of Lees Summit, is
expected to preach at the Odessa Baptist
Church tomorrow.
The students OF Baptist Female College
attended forenoon service at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday.
Rev. J. ii. Houx, of Warrensburg, will
preach at Edenview church, Sunday at IL
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
The students of Elizabeth Aull Semi
nary att -nded the Methodist class meet
ing in a body Sunday afternoon.
Rev. f.. p. Ryland, who was here last
week hel ping Rev. Carpenter out, has re-
turned to his charge at Pleasant Hill.
There were twenty-four conversions at
the Edenview prOtracted meeting, which
closed on Sunday. Revs. j.. Cal Littrell
and Poteet conducting the meeting.
Judge Xcx. Ryland has taken n deep in
terest in the work now being carried on
at the Methodist church, and is lending
his time and talents with a hearty good
will.
Bishop Il. r.. AtwilI, of the Diocese of
West Missouri, will hold service at Christ
church in this city, at 1880 Tuesday even
ing, February 23d. All are cordially invi-
ted to attend.
Rev. w. S. Walker, a noted divine OF
Rome, Ga, occupied the pulpit at the
First Baptist church Wednesday evening,
and will preach again tomorrow fore
noon and evening.
Rev. Thomas l.. Powell, Missionary
Baptist, on Thursday evening began a
series of meetings at the First Baptist
church. lie is being assisted by Rev. w
s.. Walker, of Rome, Ga.
DIR. Il. G. Gordon, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church, preached an ableand inter
esting sermon at the Methodist church
Monday evening, assisting Rev. CarDen-
ter in the protracted meeting.
AT the Christian church next Sunday
Elder q. NJ. Goode, the pastor, at the
morning service will preach upon the sub
jcct, "Rcligi0us Differences, and How to
Treat Them" Evening subject, "a Creed
for Everyone"
Rev. Thomas l.. Powell, missionary OF
the Lafayette and johnson Association,
commenced n protracted meeting Mt the
First Baptist church of this city on
Thursday night last. Much interest is
already elected and the prospects are
good for m excellent meeting. Preaching
ut Z O'Clock, p. m. daily, and prayer meet
ing at 10 O'Clock, n. m. Rev. w. =. Walker,
of Rome, Ga, will fill the pulpit at the
First Baptist church nj II O'Clock, Il. III. on
Sabbath next, and either he or Rev.
Thomas l.. Powell at 7 p. M OF that day.
On Sunday morning next, Rev. IL. A.
Duboc will preach upon the Vineyard
Laborers, Matt. xix, which forms the Cos
pei for Septuagesima Sunday. The radi-
cal errors into which many nave fallen in
the Interpretation OF that parable, will he
explained, and a satisfactory reason given
why the eleventh hour laborers receiv-
ed as much rs the all-day laborcrs. A
very practical application will be made
OF the subject. In the evening, Mr.. Du'
Doe will preach upon The Surprising
Excellence OF the Episcopal church." All
are cordially invited to attend.
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