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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
CASH Is THE PRICE
fhe Case Against rhe Police
Officers
BROUGHT BY MIR. BURROUGHS
i Ga Thai "A sHs clssls csazs-ras
Tssunsny q Witnesses Tsksa
Yesterday

The TRIAL Of me case OF C. sumner
Burroughs AGAINST Superintendent
Eastman. Captain johnson sna Leu.
tsnsat Hurley OF the police force wss
On IA Judge Aast's court Yesterday.
The scir ~&s brought ~ Mr.. Bur
Foaxns ~ recover damages 10. arrest
lng hln n Ksdmc1d's opera houss
While ra1nisz . shos on sunday esen-
Ing- The case 50 t..ssi - shs supreme
soars once on . question of Iurisdic-
ron. Mr. Burroughs sets ms damages
~ o.. 900. The ~nols mornsng WAS
taken Up IN hearing Mr.. Basroughs
testimony. tie told Dis story - u has
teen paoE.shed. tie ciAlmet tina; his
wrists we're bruised by the handouts
piae~a upon them. tie could not re-
member whether he thsea,ened TO
sncot or not.
Charles Gates, one OF the police De-
tecfsxes a. the time Of The arrest, svor3
That be accom- panied Lieutenant HUI
lss - make ire arrest lie sworr IL
saw NJ. Eurfouens ru-n out on TIE
stage a. Lieutenant Hurley entered
uDon the stage. and With an upllftsd
club Threatened 10 brain BIN. tie sad
Hurley caught nlm and slipped tie
h4bdccif- On him
Elit- CRAY. cocTkeeper At RedmCnd'r.
w. -~ora. bat n.s testimony vas not
snsportanl a. he heard nothing OF what
took place on tie stage after the ofh-
Ger entered
Ira crane. . reporter for the Press,
s~0re he xas IA tne eouse on the night
in Question. He fld not see Mr.. Bur
roaxhS have a club or stick when re
brit came on the stagc- lie cav Bur
rooghs hands with irons on them lie
nesFd Ar. Burroughs tell the audience
10 remain quiet until hecouid give bail
and he ~oald cOme back and the show
woul0 Froceed.
theodore VI. Carpenter. Of the Eagle.
pas next sworn. lie did not
80 she stick which u MAS
cia8nted Mr.. Burroughs held ia his
hand. tie did not hear al that was
sat a. the time 81 the arrest. he
heard Mr.. Burroughs make = speech
before the arrest. IN that speech Nj.
Karrouxns told TIE audience he had
been uolfisd By the pOsce that tney
soulc not allow sunday evening per-
formapcea
Late ia the afternoon Mr. Mcbride.
attorney for Mr.. Burroughs. startled
the defense ~ ca hing Captain Johnsor.
ere Of the defendants as witness for
lie plant =. tie attempted 70 prove
~ the captain that II was o. his orders
trst the arrest wss made. The triSl
sili C ntlnue today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
TODAY Is THE DAY.
s. and sG shoes Will 10 Sold for
81 so. a. Crozier BROS. -
Canal Street.

Al fsy today. and even NJ only. you
csn buy ihe Cn0iye 81 sny ladies' -
meas iia~ shoe. Tor only 80. Tn /.
includes a.. tabg. ~, "a 50, g. and =
shoes Ins "a tssns bie ssie. ana
nots a reserved NesrlY one hundfed
pefs ns se.sf Yesterday q So thu
sse1t, ia esssa nel pnrrnsss Soy mt
te4sT. sbss e. might have a. eqosi
caanee on sFek
tfftsr ifss. Old store i soon T. -
fneffsd iste 49, one. sad their large
siess nast - isfEely fsdaeed- tist q
ahs s~fif Tor the sfsstsst sac 81 ses
essg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Joseph Nhltag. tadsf Springs
l2hs Fss. wss thought Ia tas )ss. yester-
day 81 serve . seatsnes. for fsesBz drunk
AMI assoEdsf.y ca Jo y 5. ls5z. Matt
lax celebrated the FOURTH, and ~as
l0eksu up. tried and seoteresd for
being nilsf ous over TIE undergraduates
VI the lani Of his fxthers lie wxs
released 20 pay his iinr. amounting
10 $50. tut refused 10 come Ia tine.
sod - NOV eonnned on . body execu-
tan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Hasin< teaahs the stock = cloth -
ats. ss1s SD gents fafn saipe susis
formerly H~hsa ~ w.llasa Hnuse
nssp. - ssff - fgafs sn pisf~1
"a pc tsia - xse NJ ffieeas = =
nsfksts az isiiaes go esefessts Of
hsif 49, kvsfy ess4so.t - the
heass. fsas sfsss - men =. 49, Yepth's
eFsfes&es e sss.ses.iis. s.fs~Bs rs>
ssfs. sts-s q - eco. ga sAs aeilsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
O'Br.en-msr,ln.

r. 7. O'Brien and Harriet Martin
were married ~ s o'clock yesterday
morning At -. James church by tho
Rev. Archer Pulcher. immediately
after the service wedding breakfast
WAS s~rvsd AZ the residence OF John
McMahcn, No. 1873 Michigan street.
and the compile then went To the resi-
denee of Il. Nj. O'Brien IN Walker
township, where = reception Was gwen
them. They Will reside at No. 80
Elilh street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
probate Cour,.


Estate Of Alonzo J. Arnold. deceased;
order assigning February IL for hear
Jog petition for license to sell real
estate Estate OF Vera Leone Weaver.
minor; guardians fourth annual
account filed. Estate of Hsrtwell G.
Mana, deceased: order allowing ex-
ecutors final account. Estate OF
George u. 3. Fairehlid, deceased; order
allowing executors finas account.
E-tate Of William l.. Parrish. deceased;
order assigning FeSTnary 10 for exam
nation OF administrator final &C
count. Estate of Julia +. GROCER, de-
ceased: order SLOWING administrators
tenth annual acccunt. Estate OF
Christian Frey. deceased; report of sale
OF personal property. Estate OF Aaron
;. Denning, deceased; order granting
petition for widows allowance. Estate
OF lydia Jones. deceased; order de-
terminirg heirs. Estate Of Martin
Federieln; order appointing James T..
Mcbride administrator. Estate OF
EGzateth X. Perkins; order determin-
ing here. Ia zoe matter OF BGoy Wat
,0n; order confirming adoption and
changing uGne 70 HAIRY Oiish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

TIE ORDERS D.suies Gathering WIZ Bs-
xin Here Totsy.

Ein Here lojsy
The meeting q Msccabsss 10 be held
here ~ even * and tomorrow v.li be
one 81 the largest ssscmbliss q tnat
ors.r ever held p The state A srhooi
of instrocticn Rtii be Geld this after
noon ffooi f~mpisr'. bal. "a which
none hut niemt-fs wi 30 admitted.
Tha-s,tsy Afternoon snotaer school
- - nria IN The iosige room sni ~
tne evening a Erand reception std en-
ssrfslanent rll be held q. iisrsman's
49,. arxe n8mtef ~ business Ven
an rnile ufieeTs have been invited 20
nieef the sfsnd o.ficsrs 81 tae order In
80 Merton house at o'cioc< fa The
evening art s<coft them 81 tEs bali.
kninaz thesc $50 ssii sct as escort are
ts~ fntow "a citreoe Mayor ~tusrt
I'D rIenhefs - ERE ccrinaa council.
Eavn psfi'nt. y =. Nhits. 4 W.
Acf. osse. Toay Nafs 3, besssu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

clsfiss Riss C-ss Two Year. IN Ion,s
Ter Larceny.

& 'f-'s Eies G-'s Two Years N ionis
Ter Larceny.
Il "a not tsxs Charles Bee .erY
long ~ secure stTo year. lob. Many
- lo1eSa man be- tr.ea iongsr 80 get
a. hours Nor<. Charles ssose a. over
rrst Tern toe a. 4. rooms act
We ineFasT snt nss arrested for tie
q euse fc1taY ~vFrirx Hneu ar
FtVxf1 pni.ce cefirt yesterday MORE
'nx oe p sari sg.Ifv cot erlfess,i a
de- tn p FEt tnrauEs fnr I'D Ga
u1tt.en Fss taersfnrs nsIe aat az Df.ce
so 80 rss 49, Fas1 At Fl e.asx SEQ
fna superior eunrf errre pr riesi..H
soi:sy snd 80 srni 20 lanla for tNs
xaars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

living ehisa Of the deceased aud wisasd
70 b< declared the only nesF. GA hear
tx tls aizaxsit Jassx- Perkins ordered
thai Mrs.. " Islsms De declared the
oG.s heir. The properly IL "a Wgtaey .
add l.1n anl . worth aooas 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

The fciicwns 10 list Of tire MARIA.
ieen~ss is.psa nee last puhl!catl on. With the
names resdsaees iehen sgt % the c.ty. ani
ages - the parties Age
Hsary y. 1ifosn. NstyK cDmbe< se- \,
Ale I. Moore. Exa 4 -fetens ...a2 h,
job fsref3ets. ffynf5 e a. der Mi 81
Martha a. ho4k+r Janta DeYos rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
Burial Permits.

Catherine O'Donnell. woman's home.
ST. Andrewe; Marguerite Aldworth, No.
2Ss PARIS avenue, Valley City; Hazel
X. Lu;x. No. llS Canal street. Mt. CAL
vary; James w. Reid, No. 9s Turner
street, Greenwood; Myrtle Price, Dew
eroux, Mica, Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
Circuit Court I.
JrDox GK0yEI

Jennie NJ. White VS.. Albert c. Jack
man. repievin; judgment for plaintiff
fer exempt property and costs; judg-
ment 70. defendant for property not
exempt ana costs. Charles c. Petit
hone We Lihble II. FitzGerald, eject
ment; on trial. Edward Unicombe vs..
Jonathan Royce. arsumpst; stipulation
10 dismiss case filed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

fehsars WiiHsps tsu< 1fercf f.vlfiA
J rs siet a cst.lior vrstffitg ~ have
al. n-.rs 81 Ms 4cnrs tsfsrrsi l,4.f.
trs ysrts rsate sn shtsvt thsf
hnr fssf So sfe So fnst ifsy
raett rrra la i>st -nr Ess tas sni y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
Closing Up the Sale.

This week will end the furniture
saies. Already buyers are leaving and
visiting sellers are selling what samples
they can and packing the rect prepare
tory TO gong home. The general
opinion 10 that the trade has been un-
usually good for d January sale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
Contarious piseassa.

Walter Emmett, No. 25l Union
street, scarlet fever; Edna Emmett,
same; Maggie Jungles. No. l3s sheldon
street. same; Hazel A. Kennedy, No.
l04 Myrtle street, measles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

William b. Mckinney vs.. George l..
Erwin; order extending stay g. settle
OF exceptions The National surface
Guard company va the Bu-h Cattle
Guard company, by stipulation. order
Diminishing bill without prejudice and
without costs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

WIN T.. Celebrated Tonight by the
Burns { ub.

VIA r. Celebrated Tonight by the
Burns { ub.
Tors ht the annual celebration of
tie Burns club viii he held IN lanes
e fee atm ~ or south D.vislon street.
Toe club nRs done nuch to make the
Atari a -acses-. For maay years
tu.se solicitations have been held IN
tns Bridge street use. bat owing 10
the tue srrt room for dancing and for
accoa mot1trg tie many admirers ~
Burns WHO 49, w.sb - attend. u vas
deemed beat ~ the committee on ar
engagements - hold The celebration IA
re srmory. Refreshments viii be
served during the exercises. after
whscss dance will be held. The :ol-
loving prcsrRm will be presented.
ssas The Iarf q the Lea -.
Belle C.amheriin n.
Fsfitsiion The combat MIS- /. Goats
sag t- Nfi.k ) Gang Lad
Mr. Aadrev Fsfs
panes- iifrnfa8a fsInx Mss N fo@eg
Addrrss- Robert Burns -...-...
A. 80 Dr. ChaF - firhrrr
zaar. --t~rtsd urs sra ffsrz1a
saus .fnunfe uandse~ - ffsuris tsrph-
af.lfs oar t.gv NaTnr ~fuart
soez - eefsi pasid Votes
sAntf f.rr -vue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Msp's sas.s Al one-thssd Of regular
pTiee aud TOYS sa.W II hxif pras.
IN Al reduction ia n,sn's inFp ~ .ugs.
ete. / respsstiully AK my iraenas assa
tie public generally 10 give nae : call.
Il VAN Dsk Nknr,
81 fxxfi street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

A~ ~ - - -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; /. 10 pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidney.
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn sfectuasly. dispels colds, head
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to tho taste and sc-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it
Effects, prepared only from the a,ost
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IL for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by al leading drug.
sists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try t. Do not accept Any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRVp co.
SAN faAA0ls00. czi.
sVkSssilss az NV sodS 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
sun-rlor Court.


rhe People Va. Charles Rice. larceny
from an office; sentenced TO two years
ia Iona. Annie Hoiyoske vs.. Consoli-
dated Street Railway company, tres
pass OH the case; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

JUICE Ap-fr.
4. Sumner Burroughs W. w. III. East
man. John Johnson and William j..
Hurley, trespass on the case; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

NY kES-T1~sfa5. January "a. At her bone
o. iafis t9vasiil. Nellie. sifr % Richard
ftkrs. as0t j 3 as
fsheFNi ffofH iae reslier C AZ q - Taur.
sss morsiak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

trailer. A. J. tso~n. A. J killott. r. J /.
Hesre<. csofg< - hrp~n. Nell Malsoy
{. b baaunx. ". :. NnseAF. IL. ~.
Bi.e<n. ;. Necessities. y. Aslsn, .. A.
Wells, l. {. Lev. Ghafle. bo.ieDste a,
DAVID Forbes. T. h. Dikemsn. Peter
Boyer. pf. IL. ~. Collin. ". 6soskopt.
n. y. PARISH. s>sn. n. X. Pssres, IL. G.
Booth. N. A. is.nos, r. NJ. Briggs.
Joseph Iiousem4D. Il. " stfahsn.
Henry spfinx, john Jameson. Charles
Isapklz
The following program has hefn pre-
pared for the entertainment Of the
guestss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

JUICE HkCGERrY.
Frank MuEay. disordcrly: committed
thirty dave. Charles Rice, larceny;
h. Ia for trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

f4antsia street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
Cucuir Court-Part m.

JrncE Absir.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Thursday, April 20, 1898, 10 A. NJ.
.... PROGRAM.

Music. ..r.5s =
Inyocation-Rev. s. T. Mcintosh.
Address Of Welcome-President Ferguson
Academy. Response by President Associa-
ton. .. .. ......0. &
Enrolment. &
Is 1t good idea to prevent whispering In
our common schools7 II 80, row would you
prevent it?-Miss Carrie B. Ri9lie, Miss 81. E.
Goggins and George w. Martin.
Can O school be governed without q rod 2
II 80, how 7-Thomas j. Walker, Rev. John i.
Turner and ]. G. Wardlaw Lee.
At what age or period should child take
Mathematics or Language?-Geo. Anderson,
G. II. Holloway and Rev. 8. A. Neely,
NIGHT SESSION.
What is the value of the Teachers Associa-
ton ?-Rev. B. w. Turner and others.
Teachers Love Feast. .-
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY.
$50 A. M-DevotIon-Rev. D. T. Mcdaniel,
How to Teach Morality In our Public
Schools.-H: R. Latimer, w. L. Moragne and
Rev. E. w. Williams.
"The Schools OF Long Ago."-Miss Seanie
N. Waller and Miss ]. L. Seamore.
What ara the Two Main Objects in Teach
Ing Child Reading?-R. B. Mcdowell, H.s.
Map Drawing; Its Value.-Miss Lucia N.
Harper, Miss Sallie H. Hunter and others.
Use and Abuse Of Diagraming.-J.O 0. Tur-
ner, U. 6 Callahan and John ]. Reynolds.
Committees reports and general business.
Adjournment
D. 8. Klugh, President.
w. L. Moragne, Cor. Secretary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19

The Nations PRIDE "Baby Ruth" smoking
tobacco. Try 1t at Speeds Drug Store.
Now young ladies, If you want something
nice In stationery, don't buy until you see that
line atSpeed's Drug Store.
A nice line of artist supplies. such as tube
paints, brushes. Pagers crayons &c, just re-
ceived at Speeds Drug Store.
Now Is the time to paint your house, don't
neglect it, A little money spent In this way
will i'm prove the looks OF your property nity
per cent. Lead, oil. colors mixed paint &C..
always on hand atSpeed's Drug store.
Don't forget to see that new line OF station
cry, lust received at Speeds Drug Store.
A nice line of pipes and smoking tobacco at
Speeds Drug Store.
II YOU want something very choice In a
Spring suit OF clothing and stylish hat you
can find them ut the store OF White Broth
ers.
Go to White Brothers and buy your white
shirts, negligee shirts, underwear, collars and
cuffs. cravats and scaris.
White Brothers are now showing the most
desirable line of China and Japan mattlngs
ever offered in this town.
All the fades of the county should see
White Brothers stock of silks. surahs, Ben
ghlines and Dress Goods generally.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19

An endless variety of ladies and gents ties
at White Brothers. They are very handsome
and cheap.
Now Is the time to buy your negligee shirts
laundrled and unlaundried. From the cheap
est 10 the finest, come and see them whether
you want to buy or not, Aug. w. Smiths is
the place TO find them.
"A beautiful line of negligee shirts at Aug.
". smiths and he Is selling them cheap.
Colored shirts, laundred collars and cuffs
to match at Aug. w. Smiths.
: Keep your linen white by using octagon
Soap. Aug. w, Smith.
The next time you come to town look at our
new clasp for plow handles. Ang. w. Smith.
If you want good smoke don't forget the
place, Speeds Drug Store.
nVictor heel sweeps, all sizes, with extra
wings, from is 10 B inches, at A. w. Smiths.
Call and examine our grain cradles, the best
In the market. Aug. w. Smith.
Pure apple vinegar, four years old, Aug.
w. Smith. sole agent.
Buy your victor heel sweeps, extra wings
and Bolts from Aug. w. Smith.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19
Unclaimed Letters.

List OF letters remaining In the post office,
at Abbeville c. H.. 9. c., for the week ending
April l8 1898:
B-Mrs. s. Ballenger. Jeff Burner, John w.
Barnes.
co. P. Cambell, Mrs Mollie Connington,
Kate Cracker. Miss Sallie Coleman, Edgar
Cox, II. T. Gown.
GU. ". Greene, Miss Annie Green. Mrs.
A Allison Green.
H-W. B. Harrison.
J-Mlss Mary johnson, Benjamin Jenkins,
NJ J. Jones.
K-Mrs. Sue Keller.
L-Miss Mamie Lomax, Miss Lettie Logans.
MI. Nj. Miller, Millage Marshiel, B. P. Mar.
tin. Morrison Miller.
N-Nepton Newell, John C. Noland.
P-Willis Pearson, A. l.. Pressly, Mrs. Ma
mie Porter, Mrs. Matte Lander Prince, Char.
lotte Perrin.
R-Aaron w. Rodgers.
S-Miss Hannah SillIns, Mrs. Lila Spear.
man. J. C. Smith. Miss Betsy Stills, Miss Jen.
ME Simlin, Miss Mamie Stuart.
W-Mss Lucinda Wardlaw, ], A. VIII.
liams, B. ]. Weatherford. Mrs. Grizza Wilson,
James Weir. I. N. Tolbert, P. N.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19

SENATOR HEMpHILL and Hon. F. B. Gary
left yesterday for Chester. Rock Hill and
Spartanburg TO attend a meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees OF the Industrial School
for Women which will be located at one oi
the points above named. Preparations nave
been made by each one OF the towns to give
q royal reception to the trustees. Messrs.
Hemp and Gary are devoted to the cause
OF education and are especially interested In
the advancement OF women.
REV. j. G. HENDERSON will preach at UP.
per Long Cane next Sunday morning.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19
To Close at Six O'clock.

WE the undersigned merchants OF Abbe
willie agree to close our stores at o'clock from
May, Ist, to Sept. 1st, 1898, Saturday excepted
w. Joel Smith Sons.
White Brothers,
R. NJ. Hill,
J. G. Edwards,
r. NJ. Haddon, 1st, June,
p. Rosenberg & Co.
Reese & DuPre,
]. II. Latimer,
Aug. W. smith,
j. +. Miller,
X. w. Cannon,
g. A. Douglass,
CT Hammond & Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19
The Pastor Excommunicates a
Young Lady from the Second
Presbyterian Church Of Column
bia, While His Own Brothers
in-Law are in Full Commun-
ion.
THE OFFENCE CHARGED IS VIOLATION OF
THE SABBATH DAY AND THE EARNING
OF AN HONEST LIVING.
The Men Have Never Been Cited Be-
fore the Session, but the Woman
WAS Promptly Tarned Ont OF the
Church.
The State. Friday.


In the Charleston Presoytery O most re-
markable case, foil Of intense interest In the
ciry-and, when the questions involved ar,
considered, 1t may be said all over the coun-
try-has been In progress for the last two
days.
IL Is the case OF Miss Sadie Means, who was
Suspended from the Secoud Presbyterian
Church In this city because she had to work
u lew hours In the local telephone exchange
In order to keep her position anu make her
own living. II Is simply question OF Sab.
bath observance that this particular church
Is trying 10 enforce, and, ais shown In the ar
gum. 1t, this young lady was made the par
I.cular object or such enforcement, while
there are Others In the church who likewise
woik on Sunday.
When the Presbytery reconvened yesterday
morning the caxe was at once resumed. The
Judicial committee reported that II hud found
The "records" correct and the cierk began 70
reau the papers In the case. The original
complaint was read without any comment
und Is IN follows:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-19

He said she did not state that she habitual-
10 Violated the Sabbath, except In aquestion
embodying these words. She simply said
that she worked, and II was construed 10
mean that she violated the Sabbath.
NJ Blackburn-No such question was ask
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-10
FOUND DEAD IN HIS STORE.
James Burns Became Despondent, Drank
TO Excess and Death Resulted.

James Burns Became Despondent, Drank
TO Excess and Death Resulted.
PALMER, Mass, Feb. 1o.-James Burns,
aged 35, of Thorndike, was found dead on
the floor of his tobacco and confectionery
store, yesterday afternoon. He lived with
sister, about quarter OF a mile from
the store, but since it has been such slip
perry walking, he has boarded himself at
his place of business and SO was not
missed.
He was last seen about o'clock
Wednesday morning. Another sister,
living in another part OF the building oc-
cupied by him, tried the door in the af-
ternoon, and being unable to get in,
called help and an entrance was effected.
All doors and windows we're fastened
from the inside, so there is no suspicion
of foul play.
About 20 years ago he lost the thumb
and two fingers Of his right hand, and
two wears ago he lost his left arm while
employed as brakeman on the Fitchburg
road. His sister died not long since and
a few week ago his mother died from the
effects of fall on the icy pavement in
Springfield. He had been despondent
ever since that event, and 1t is supposed
that 1t so affected his mind that he drank
70 excess, death being the result.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-10
A PYRAMID OF FIRE.
Nenquitt. Mass, Visited by Destructive
Blaze, Entailing u Loss of $40. 900.

NonquItt. Mass, Visited by q Destructive
Blaze, Entailing n Loss of $4,000.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Feb. 10.-The
little village Of Nonquitt, consisting Of
about one hundred cottages, and two
large connecting hotels, came near being
wiped out by fire last night. As it was
the village met with serious loss, the
two large and elegant hotels being burned
to the ground, and a neighboring farm
house and four handsome cottages also
going up IN smoke.
The fire was discovered about 6 o'clock
by Woodbury. Wingate, the clerk OF the
hotel, who stays at Nonquitt winters to
look after the property.
Hundreds of carriages went from this
city, and the sight of the confiagration
was grand in the extreme. The hotels
were each about $50 feet in length, and
were valued with contents at 5000 to
$4,000. Insured for $4,000. They were
owned by George A. Bourne and Others.
The three Hart cottages were valued
with contents at $1,000 each. The small
cottage was insured for $500 and the other
two at $500 EACH The farm house was
insured for 5000, which covers the loss
on the building. Clerk Wingate and
family lost all personal effects, and their
loss Is probably $500. Mr.. Bourne will
probably rebuild Immediately.