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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

The Illinois Evangelical Association Ii
Divided Against Itself.

FREEPoKr. ILL.,. April 5.-Trouble has
begun here in earnest between the Dubs
and Esher factions u the evangelical as
sociation Ut the state. The Rev. w. X.
Messerschmidt of the Emmanuel church
of this city and who is follower os
Esher. today served notice upon Bishop
Rudolph Dubs Of Chicago. William
Cation. the presiding elder of Freeport
district and Others. informing them that
on April &. before Judge Cartwright at
Oregon, ILL.,. motion would be- made
for an injunction restraining them from
holding a meeting of preachers under
the name ~ the Evangelical association
II North America; also restraining them
from acting in the matter of appointing
pastors; also from attempting the sciz-
ure of any church or parsonage. or from
attempting to dispose of any property Of
the Illinois conference. Bishop Dube
said the action was taken in consequence
IT the recent decision by the Illinois su-
preme court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
Girl. SNEE. BLOWER.
Rochester Has Ono Who l. just Ten
Years Old.

ROCHESTER,. y I. April !. Tiny Rcu
nick. aged ln years old. was arrested at
midnight Sunday a,ght IN the act ~
breaking into a safe IN the Henry Wahl
store IN the suburb ~ tins city Patrol
man Allen found. instead - a burglar. "a
young girl standing m from, IL the safe
holding a hammer. With which she had
tcen attempting "a break tho coinhina
tiun knob. \ glance ahot the store
revealed the fac; that the giri had been
operating on the cash drawer wIth n can
opener Tho child vnS turned over "a
the humane agent pending trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
Too Big q Cum to Handle.

BIriMoRr. April ). The III ton
krupp gun Is still in the hold II the
1onguicl The vessel has been here
nearly three weeks. AMI the Nary land
Steel company Is wing forfeit of clio
pr day until the catgp ~ r. Ttfnovcd The
Nc--. was loaded in three laws al Ham
burg CertaA defects we're found m
the big shcsr4ssi Sparrovs Point. and ~
nov looks AZ though the mammoth gun
will not he ral-.-i hcfot~ Saturday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

W.sHINoToS. April 5.-The question
of selecting a commissioner of pensions
has been settled. and tho nomination
will Re sent to the senate within forty
eight hours. Ii is believed there is
good foundation for the report that Judge
Thomas Lochrcn II ~. Paul. Mimi. has
been selected. Judge Lochrcn has been
in Washington several days and il is
said vas sent for. He called at the
White house this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
IL Wa. an Accident.

Complaints have been heard OF the
tower lights being exting1iished often IL
late in some parts of the city. The fact
was that on Tuesday night the Cherry
street ani West side circuits were ont
for time on account IL breaking
down 81 the large engine in the power
house. The smaller engine was iLsufii
clent to run the entire city. All the
lights had resumed business last night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

The street railways. siso repo<ss on the
Sis Nstsans NJ Nss iosk la sstiitscn ~
sEa tea volumes q baliss,ns have been
paiasshed iacioding one shosing the
pop0iatsou by uines essu shsisloas snd
one in reiAesoa - stAtsstaes cf manu-.
fAcsurcs IN eiiiea The total number II
psxss Of the elevsath csosus noe pub
isAksd and In pss. 10 over ti.un on
the thirty firsS u D~cembes the iesms os
ali o61ces will expire
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

SrSe.roRr. April 5.-Sevcrc fighting
has been reported from tb. district along
the Tamlsng river in East Sumsirs.
Forty Duschmen were killed or wounded
The Dutch claim Q victory. but little
e,ac, information can he gained. as the
Achineac have cut OF all liDcs II com.
tnuri-at,,n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

CHAnLssroS. s. c.. April &C. l..
Martin. auditor of the Charleston 4
Northern railway. was drowned this aft
ernoon. while with Col. Knox Living
ston. counsel of the road, he was sailing
in small boat which WAS sailed toy
Frank Cooper tcoiored). A gust of wind
capsized the boat. Livingston and
Cooper were rescued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Ns~ yoss. April 5 Thr~e hun<sred
Rri,i~s I'D rusfs. rrrsss~rtins every
l.r1.oa q ibe English nllitsss seres,r
sn3 ts.e representatives. a s,ps - ~
i-s.-.s sstl,asss regiments of tfe tsnrlist
army sfrisr,a frspm f>pndvn ssssss - to
ss-s ss,s.r bss<sffsus~tf. Tn. men t,fffiZ
-ish tb~rs esgtfs hsr~~s posrshs~t'i
ffssrn the Engi.~A es'seFnnsfa ~ te
rssn htss served ess resssL sfi are .fi5
10 fs~Arrs -srr,re civ tssvs es~< 15ss
sxsfSse g. 'hs. csursry ueder f'riFes> sus
y.---~ "a co1n~ctsao VIII fhe vesid .
tsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

lSoissss-ogfs lad Apfii 5 fhosias
Nn-lien Confidential t-1osk-. I~f for the
milling nfn q rs hsf.i--lu 4 t.tsns lett
tbs rlts ,alts saIfisuif 81 jsuasrs cal
ulefatsfs - ths nfm stated that he hsd
saaa q .ifh o. hle hssitb ~ d.fsl Jsd
i.seisht tat y - lea y ~ dsfabitss 10
fis sass q f5sfsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Charles Wadley Tells Many Lies and
Finally COnfesse~ His Crime.

ISpiASAroLIs. April 5.-The investi.
CATION by Coroner Beck into the death
OF Mira Charles Wadley. took a sensa.
tional turn at late hour tonight. when
Wadley was arrested on a charge Of
murder. The csse has been under in
vrstfy5Sfon for two weeks. and good
deal II evidence has been teken. point
ing in the main To the husband as con
nected with her death. Today Wadley's
statemen, was taken 10y the coroner. and
after making a number of conflicting
statements he broke down and confess.r!
that his wife had died while he was per
forming "A criminal operation upon her.
The statement was not corroborated
but after receiving the evidence Wad
ley's arrest was ordered. Wadlcy's state
ment gives the coroner a cause for hold
ing him. but the autopsy today showed
that the woman had died from strangu-
lation. There is now no question that
the woman was murdered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

LtNccI-x. Neh-. April > The impesch-
men' committee which investigated the
acts ia Office - ~ Auditor oi State +.
H BsErton. reported to-day recommend
ing impeachmsut \ resolution - i'm
peschment against Mr. Bentnn was al-n
prs~utc,i az the same time by the com
m!t'ee. and With the report was unanI..
muusly adopted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

sBrRLiS. April 5.--Chief .Iusi'ce &c
dArkranz 81 Samoa has published in a
Swedish newspaper justification ~ h'.
official conducts lie says that the white
population II Samoa is composed mo<il,
81 deserters from ships and other al
venturers who lind il Ia their advantage
to foment disorder. The consuls. he
says. do not observe the Berlin treaty.
aud the tripsrtite government has be
,.,ne "A farcc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Jscsso~. Mich April i. Wien
Maurice 4 sih. the man y M - held
fes,-sn-i,si- ts the esospr q nnsderrs
i.atssser ifssn TIE state. PRESS r.
t-ss,tis, ses bfssuets f~fors Justice
Palmer teiay "a barge q criminal
uel gsBee. nf waived eSaminatlss4. and
sss t.ssisd yyrr - ths Nay tern q THE
g,FauIt 0ss1ri
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

W.sHiSeToS. April : Secretary
Smith today received telegram from
Indian Agent Bennett. IN which he
that the Choctsw nation
10 placed under martial law. This he
believes 10 be- the only Say in which
peace can t,e maintained. Secretary
Smith has a. yet taken no action on this
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

MrxNEAroLrs. April 5.--The report Of
the failure Of Croker. Fiske x Co was
premature The manager said today
the firm would resume business next
Monday. The coucern wac temporarily
embarrassed. hut expects To continue
business. even il a trustee should be
necessary. The liabilities are 100000.
with property ample 10 cover 1t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Tic Csy,<a~ Bur-.ss VIII <--ss D~isx~
ths. r.asrr

Wtsarvsvro~ Apr-i r s>upsrirfen,fen;
psrts.r - tire -ru-nE hrrcau stated -
f.tr thar fhs rrFrrnrHerf FrIrfiag .'''ss
hs.i ,ssrsriets-f part f fh~ cosnr.n.silui ~
whlcs practically ,-r1tsius me e--sufisl
frrrs r-lsfiux e. tnr e. pnsef.uu = ffs
t.-i state. FiVn auutifrsi ard tver
st ..l psze~ n rsr- tnf fhe eafnFen'iilra
sac q. =. =, sfre ferre sse ruw ufintf-i
- rra. r-f-.rrs ihe tinsae IN ihe s1ie
a ~ iss.ea esrf -ra 0ewsff ~
s iYtf tF.f tssafl,H t1- repeff ca
tr. ss va .n Hf.siae-s - fre 'aks= saa
t ~ ike sl.s..ss.Ffi a. .es .hd "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

the nights Il mankind In the mstt-r 81
Great Bsitsln's aud Americas raghts
the srtstrssoss must act sxsctiy -
jodgos, In the matter of the ra<hts Il
mankisd. they must acqsit themselves
- jass Esen.
su Charles Russeii sArn justified the
prodsctioa u The report a ths Herring
s~s oommiasson. arguing from the tesms
u the arbitrstioa treaty between the
United 6tstss and Great Britain The
court thea sdlourne<i- Cpen its re
ASSEMBLING be Gill resume his srgemcnt-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

W,SaI~ero~ Npril ; The charge.
flied hy Nr Weeks and others = the In
dian territory against = = Nctles,er.
nominated 90 - \ United States mar
shal tor the indisn territory. have fallen
through and the cotnmiitee on the
judiciary this Afternoon 'ayorshly re
rsrrf.d the nomination to the senate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
ANYTHING Wrong With E.astp

Y.SKruS. ; d.. April 5.-Thc appoint
mrut - Col Hughes East ~ this city
to be chief - The division of supplies in
the Weather bureau has aroused the ire
- number of the democrats ~ Yank
ton. who say hs "a morally unfit for
Office. and a formal demand has been
made upon Mr. Cleveland fos an inyes
tIgation ~ East
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

MOrmOns All Ready fOr the Great
Ceremony Today.

SALT LAKE CRY. April 5.-Twenty-
five thousand strangers are in the city
tonight 10 participate in the dedicatory
ceremonies of the Mormon temple which
begin tomorrow and continue for week
The first gentilcs who have been per
mitted To enter the temple wercadmitted
AZ ) o'clock this afternoon. Six thou
sand invitations were issued TO promi
nent citizens and their families to in
spect the beautiful structure. which is
the finest and most costly church build
ing in America and great numbers took
advantage of the opportunity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

DENVER. Colo. April 5.-Antone
Wood. the ll-year-old boy murderer.
who killed Joe Smith. was today
sentenced to twenty five years in the
penitentiary at hard labor. The judge
said he wished he could send him 10 the
reform school. but he could not under
the law Of the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
NOT UNDER THE BAN
SasolI Advises Roman'sss Not
to Join Secret Societies
UNTIL THE cHuacH DECIDES
Wneshas A6esnhsss W60 - Gcsnocnusu.
siosssA A. S~s--ns~w kasgAas ~
rysA6ns oasna

CHIcAco. April a-ln order to arrive
At the position taken ny The Roman
cstholie church in rrgsri u any Il its
commandments joining any secret ers>v
whatever outside the suiLority of that
organization. W. ID. Kennedy. insp~ctm
general Il the uniform rAnk knights u
Psthiss. has hcen carrying on al irter
efting oorrespcndence eth Mgr. Ss
toiii. General kenacdy 10 endes sorinx
Ia elicit information p.ersainins more
particulari. "a the order a hnlghls -
iyfhias In reply 10 General hennedss
letters Mgr. Saio.h, throagh his acting
secretary, sent the fcliowiEe letter
THf CsTsoIIc usTEEsIrY
os Anisick.
wAsHrSsros. ID. G., April 3 lsss
William ID. Kennedy Inspector General
Drss Sin Mgr. SstoIh has read soer
memoir. aud in xnsuer "a .ouf seiier
~ March "a he sisl-s nss e. "a, tLa; :
permanent oommltiee ~ bishops has
been appointed by the last ooasen q
Baltimore 10 stud, the question of the
Knights q Pythia> and similar ~pes~tie=.
Al present tins order 10 not eno~f the
han a. the church. II thn~e " ho heio0g
to IL present Themselves fos the sessptioa
~ the sacramento the Judgment az 10
their admission is ltfs so tie confes~or.
AZ Ia those who do Dot yet tsiong &C. the
s-ri.i.. the direction Il tlse church ls
that they should he deferred froaa pan.
ing Il; pending the stud. q 'is qne~tioa.
Such ls al present the situation Agr.
Saio!h doe. ..ci propose Ia give any ac
cissou before having receised the report
IL the AFORESAID oommliies
Yours respectfully.
A. EgssN. Acting Sscretar,
II 10 said that msny catholics y ho Be
sire 10 become members - the powerful
and growing secret sos-i-tics %. America
are awaiting anxisusiy the decision -
the committee 81 tishop<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

covrsoroS. Ky. April "a dispi.ch
from Frankfort. Ny. conveys tho infor
mation that the court II appeals has
affirmed the docisionof the lower courts
in the case II the Commonwealth va In
right A suit was hroueht against En-
rights pool room to condemn il a. a nui
sance. The effect 20 the decision will he
To probably close every pool-room in this
city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

LoSpo~. April s The entire prop
er.y - ,,eorge Abingdon Baird. the
noted sporting man. better known ss
Squire Abingdon. i- l-fi To his mother
foi her lifetime. and upon ber death 10
'o bc shared among the cousins Il the
deceased
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

ro.ToN. NpGl > More than eleven
hundr"d cf the cicrgy and lsiiy of the
" Massachusetts cpisc'.;;si dloc'se met an
Triuity church aud prscticsiis declared
IN favor - Dt Grecf q NV \ prk -
surccss.r - Phillips l'r-,ks lcr bishop
80 Nassact useits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
George Wan,s Hts C.sh.

NEw YORK. April 5.-Judgc Dillon.
counsel for Mr.. Gould. speaking Of the
ssOOOO attachment filed against the
Northwestern CONSTRUCTION company IN
favor Of George J. Gould. said: 1t is
simply an attempt on the part of
creditor To get money due him"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Paris. Tex. April A-There is every
indication that the war is on at Antlers
again. The militia have not disbanded
an agreed with Locke. Gibbons has
telegraphed here for protection for
United States citizens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Ross April 5--Tint"srt'o- 'susons
portrait a veniiian nohiemsn IN tho
Isalscs % tho Dsxes, Venice hss ts~n
hacseSi a. riec~s. No eiew to the ,sien-
TIT, - the msn who putilsfed the pact
ure hss tsnen obtained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
lla.l I.r Sl.r ! hnl.lsIr.

Ma i"as. April The Minnesota
\ ~ Lauis statement fcr February
shres ,ir,sss earnings - sissista, lie
ereasr q s.i,iit, oI~raiiRg esIrn~es.
80 1la an Increase a $3.50 sa1 nrt
sssissi a decrease n sste91
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
GRAND RAPIDS MICH THU RSDAY MORN iNG APRIL

cupsed a. . restaurant Tho art~t
ne's. ~esc a.sd - . stosass s.pta hy
,h. Petersburg fasnitusv coGpsn, ip
ls.s than half "a hour the sdsolniag
buii,iIas ca ths ground eans. II which 10
VI. y l. st-,ssw.<is drug store. wss
alan iavulvusi. and u this time Il .. M
u iooks hks tho Whole b,ark ell so.
Tho l.us w,ii 10 heavy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

putapFIrHA. Alail . Petitions
nil h. circulated aatoug tie tnaincs@
rirn q Philadelphia, The 81 ,sct ie,u., e.
cGli = mas meeting. ai which President
Mci..~@l q the keading road sili tc
ufge,l to reconsider h.s rceisnation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Losr,ox. April a. Mr. spd Mr~ Glad
stone vii issve Brighton fof Lcpsson
this morning Mr. Dissistipe y Ia
healthy condition and - expected i0 de
hsef . speech 10 the sopsc & ccsuiB3e-ns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

SAs FFssst+sa ApFii 3 4 l~tfsr -
e~ivsl hsse s-fsy fr,Fn if4uoIuia ssys
N5as-fer ~1aith AZ 3 ssting,gn sni Coo
sss tsen.fsi i'rs't az ~aa FfsrstssaI
hsvs hs~n r~esil~t ~ ths provisional
r-ls.fnn...Ft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

CoIrasts, -. April 5 The iaiet
state nratoficai sysblrst participated IA
~ " Niacsnsia tHdisna iihBDis ohio.
isss. Mis- .u Illinois aud tohssirin.
viii take plsoe here MAJ . "a r.ess
des, Harrison eisi be ,at q ihe Judges
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

LoSpo~ April 5.-The British govern
ment has cent a circular g. the pr~i
officials IN Great Britain and Ireland
notifying them that since March =,
there have been fifty one deaths from
cholera In IOr,ent IN the department, of
Morhhan France
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

" ,ssI~crrr. April = Nothing has
h.~o receiveI a. ,l1e department - state
fro-ra Ch,ii as =, Tho reported declaration
q martial AZ. TIE dispatches from
I.orsiou ss-~ 'he first and only inform
atiun fh. offaal~ hal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

w.ssrxcroS trri . Comptruller
Hepburn todsy spi 'n'el james "
tls--zagore & esilstin, Tenn re-river =
'hs t'ousHerrial Nstiof .! bsnk = Nssh
vlle Tenn VI iilaes su1re - presbisnt
- ne fTrst Nafiosai bark = Gssliatin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

i4rfls Be- As spri F. a senate
a.ea - trksezs@ fhe uebi . saffsz-
sr.i Fss - fketa sil&lbls = ussEltef
sisfp "a = n...li u,sr1s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

NFs fess, April : fbs trank line
executive committee WsI t'as, 81 SEQ
slider saii sRd lake rates in TIE aest Ii
sas ie, iassi a. a.ase the satss the ssaae
ss last Year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

s42bi rfs bFass aut ~ the second -teFy
q sas tsslsdlns ga ~ sms3Es street Co
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-12

authority TO issue bonds. 1t would IKE
10 coin or certificate the silver seignior.
age. It want a duty of 1 cent a pound
placed on raw sugar and the proposition
Of the ways and means committee to ex-
tinguish the sugar bounty by annual
percentage abolished. 1t wants ..bitumi
nous coal to stay on the free list. There
are plenty enough democrats to make a
majority of either house when Joined
with the republicans to defeat any and
all Of these propositions. A decided
majority in either house OF congress
,avors an increase of the whisky tax for
the purpose Of adding to the revenues
This the administration opposes, and
urges against it a duty on raw sugar as
being more popular and effective In the
vay of revenue and in direct line with
the democratic policy of tariff for reVe-
nue. only.
The democratic party has pledged IT.
self to repeal the tax on state band circu'
lation. and the administration oppose 1t.
There is a lack of harmony between the
democrats / n congress and the admins
~tration on public Improvements, the
bankruptcy bill and our foreign policy,
not only respecting Hawaii, but almost
every other country where we have in
terest in jeopardy.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-12
THE STORY.
Where the Ministers Will Go and the
Namei of Them.


The following from the Charlotte OBJ
server tells the story of conference:
RALEIGH DIsTRIcT-J. A. Cunninggim
presiding elder.
Raleigh, Edenton Street,. N. Cole.
Raleigh, Central-D. II. futile.
Louisburg station-J. a. Green.
Oxford station-J. B. Hunley.
DURHAM DIsTRICT-Dr. E. A. Yates,
presiding elder.
Durham, Trinity-B. r.. Hall.
Durham, Main Street-F. A. Bishop.
Durham, Carr churchill. l.. Johnson.
Chapel Hill station-N. NJ. Wilson.
Milton-E. E. Rose.
Burlington station-L. E. Thompson.
FAYETTEVILLE DIsTRICT-W. H. Moore,
presiding elder.
Fayetteville, Hay street-W. II. Willis.
ROCKINGHAM DIsTRICT-J. I. Cobb, pre-
siding elder.
Rockingham station-W. B. Doub.
St. John statiOn-W. S. Davis.
Laurinburg station, J. O. Guthrie.
WILMINGTON DIsTRICT-W. r. Rome,
presiding elder.
Wilmington, Grace church-W. G. Nor
man.
Wilmington, Fifth Street,. L Nash.
Wilmington, Bladen-J. F. Butt.
Whiteville station-C. w. Smith.
Southport station-O. Rider.
New BERNE DIsTRICT-F. D.. Swindell,
presiding elder.
New Berne, Centenary-J. T. Lyon.
New Berne, Hancock-G. G.. Harley.
Goldsboro, st. Paul-R. G. Beaman.
Goldsboro, st. Johns-J. E. Catell.
kinston station-F. NJ. S~hamburger.
Morehead station-Michael Bradshaw
Beaufort station-R. +. Bumpass.
WASHINGTON DIsTRICT-R. B. John, pre-,
siding elder.
G~reenville station-G. F. Smith.
Washington station-R. J. Moorman
Plymouth station-J. l.. Rumley.
Roper City statiOn-W. G. Merritt.
WARRENToN DIsTRICT-S. n. Adams
presiding elder
Henderson station-W l.. CUNNINGHAM
Littleton station-E. Ii. Davis.
WILSON DIsTRICT-G. A. Oglesby, pre-
siding elder.
Wilson statiou-T. \. Ivey.
Rocky Mount station. + Under
wood.
! Tarboro, l.. 5. Massey.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-12
TO-DAY.
Mr.. Bernard Cozart. of Granville, Leads
IN the Altar Miss Leila Lunsford.

Mr.. Bernard Cozart, of Granville, Leads
to the Altar Miss Leila Lunsford.
AT the residence of the brides mother
in Granville county, at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, Rev. L. L. Johnson, of Carr
church, East Durham, officiating, Dir.
Bernard Cozart was united in marriage
to Miss Leila Lunsford.
The groom is a popular aud prosperous
Young planter of Granville, and the bride
ia well known in this city, where, by her
many charms of mind and person, she
won hosts OF friends. She is a grand
daughter of Mr. Dennis Tilley, and has
spent much Of her time with her aunt,
Mrs. J. B. Walker, during the last few
years.
Quite a party left Durham this morn
ing to attend the marriage, among whom
were. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Cozart, Misses
Halle and Alta Cozart, Messrs. l. l.
Smith and T. A. Boone. Mrs. j. b
Walker and little Fannie went over yes,
terday, and Mr.. j. B. Walker accom-
panied the minister, MIR. Johnson, to-day
A number of other friends were pres
ent, and a prettier country wedding mas
not been witnessed this season. Num-
erors gifts and a flow of congratulations
bore testimony to the popularity OF tht
contracting parties.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-12

Don't forget the entertainment al
the court house this evening given BY
the Epworth League. The exercises
commencing at s o'clock, will be Of s
literary nature and will be participated
in by much Of the local talent Of the city
At the close Of the performance a col
lection will be taken up for the benef'
of the poor. Admission free.