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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-05
JOHNSON DEFEATS SANGER.
he Result of the Troy Races Som rwhnt
of Surprise.

The Result of the Troy Races Somewhat
of Surprise.
TRoY, n. Y, June 4-Fully 1900
people witnessed tho events at tho an.
nual race moot Of tho Troy Bicycle
Club. Sanger and Johnson were the
only scratch men in tho milo handicap
md it was tho first ,inc that these two
famous riders ever met on equal terms.
The result was watched with great in.
tercst BY whecImen all over the coun.
try. Johnson beat his western rival by
4 short yard. The races resulted as fol.
lows:
Halt milo dash, Glass B-W. G. San.
ger, Springfield, won. Time l:24.
Hall mile dash, Class Al. f. Jenny,
Utica, won. Time, l:l3.
Mile handicap, Class B-Watson
Coleman won. Time, 2:90l.
Half mile r~acc-Saugcr won. Time,
l:l6 Is.
Ono milo dash. Glass B-H. G. Tyler
won. Time, 2:4l3.
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MARTINS FERRY.


Iiaps md sIishnps In the Thriving City
Across, the River.
Mr.. Keevey, nh aged citizen OF Tiltou.
vile, fell down n stairway on Sunday
morning and broke his neck. Coroner
Maxwell, OF Stcubenville, held an in
quest and the remains we're buried the
same day.
4. n meeting OF tho Christian En-.
dcnyor Society Of tho U. P. church last
night Mrs. MOreland was elected Il dele
gate TO the convention a. Mt. Pleasant.
June %.
The East Liverpool Y. NJ. G. 4. club
wants to play tho Y. NJ. C. A. club OF
this city. The home club will play
bethany or Darnosvillo noxt Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Roscnthal, Mrs. jennie
Bishop and Hiss Anna Ebert LEI; yes
tcrday for Dayton to attend the slatc
Sunday schoo! convention.
The iuncrrl services OF the lato George
Anderson will be held to-day at ]
o'clock. Tho intcrmont vii! DO at
Loydsyillc tomorrow.
A gamc OF base ball wac played yestcr.
dav between tho Snowballs and Daugh-
crty S,ara. Tho latter won by . score
OF q TO 10.
1t Ia believed that the late George
Anderson was tho only surviving Next.
can soldier in Belmont county.
william Kragle, Cal McAninch and
William Spcct were arrested yesterday
for s~,oning Wilhelm's saloon.
Is, g. O., and Summer Cochran were
summoned to Golfers yesterday by the
illness OF n sister.
Tho Welsh Congregational Sunday
school expects 10 picnic at Burr's mills
this year.
Miss Nellie Frazier has taken 4 posi-.
ton in the Office a; the Uaion glass
works.
Two OF the tin mills in the .Etna.
Standard mills will be started to-day.
Mrs. George Davis, colored. residing
OH Walnut street, died yesterday.
Chorles II. Van Pei. will take charge
OF Il new drug store at D%illonvalc.
Rov. W. II. and Mrs. Burbank arc the
happy parents OF 4 boy baby.
James. uaukins, n we'll known citizen
OF Colcrain, died yesterday.
". Fl. liildGbrand and James Brown
spent yesterday At BellNire.
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THE CASINO DONE
Aud the Seating VIII iioEin ut onco-Thc
Grand Opening.

Aud the Seating viii iiogin Mt omco-Thc
Grand Opening.
This afternoon the carpenters will
turn the Casino over 70 tho Park asso.
cations hnnds. ~ all tho wood work
will be- Finished by that time. To.mor.
row the chairs in tho auditorium will
be placed In position, and everything
will be ready for the Elks' outing b.
Wednesday night.
1t is advisable for all who attend the
performances OF "Tho Woman ~iIator''
and LEND Ne Your Vito" to accurc
motor tickets ut least ono day ahead.
This will avoid tho big rush and facili.
tato transportation to the park.
Work will BIO started on nil the de-
coratlvo fcnturoG throughot tho park to.
day, and this will BIZ made n ct the
finest spcctacles ever witnessed in this
section Of tho country. A few good
seats can still be secured for both nights
at G. 4. Houses music store.
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POIS0NS IN AIR AND WATER.


lho worry Inct That IHOy nrO unseen anu
Unexpected 9InEcs 1hpm the iIoro Dan.
gDrOus.
Nearly everybody Is IN great danger Just Il!
The Speaker was Que Of thClcadIng phy,lClaua
Ia Now York,
with the malaria IN the air aud tbs danger
IN tho water" be continued. "TOOpiU ucOi TO
exercise tho greatest caution and cutA Tie
Trouble with those thlngS II that they coma M.
AWARDS and are often nnsuSp9ciCd, The geTng
ol malaria atG drawn In By every breath. he
tcels Of disease nrc spread by each swallow 4
water"
The doctor looked thoughtful for a moment,
aud then continued, "Ihcp Is hut ono way 20
prevent these dHUgcfsGnd TINT IL 10 10 wRtchiul
Instead Of drinking iced water mud other thug,
liI the while, aud In place OF permitting holland
should be watchiil aud Chocs these things on
the stnft."
There Il but one way that this can hN done
Rnl tGHt Is by the usI oil Iolnl pure stlmnlHnt
Constantly or when tho slightest feeling Of sick.
ncsi aprons. The oul' preparation wHlch has
ever been known to certainly Countctlct these
troubles IN tine. Is thut great. that popular
whlshGy, DuiIy's Pure Malt II has been uscl
by tho bubble Of America for over twenty years.
anil has proven IT, Sufpl'slnI merits only by
what It has accomplished.
n men and women would rOuntnrHct the
deadly germs In the water Ut ,hii season OF tho
year bv mlSIn, Du.ry'E Pure Malt With II lhcv
need have little fear Of low fevcS or malaria
i, should be borne III mill. however, that II Is
only DnGy's Pure Nalt whlskoy that Will accom-
p.I,h TITS, and that however much druggists or
{ruCCts may say to tho contrary, Il alone Cna b.
depended upnn.
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THE BUTCHERS RACES.
The Entrles Closed Last Eveniug-Goot
Horses Entered.

The Entries Closed Last Eveniug-Good
Horses Entered.
Last evening the entries for tho horse
races to take place at the ,imo OF the
picnic Of the National Butchers Assoc
citation during their convention here on
June IS, closed, and some very good
horses arc entered in tho three events
which include trotting, pacing and run
ming. Robert Anderson will otliciate ne
starter, assisted by David Darrah !;
timers, A. A. Wheat and Charles n.
Hancher. Following arc the eutrica:
FIRST nAcE-rRorTISG, 3 rS5.
Nv. A. Crawford, bay celdluc.
David Darrah. Newell X, black
stallion.
3-A. N. Hamilton, Nlz, brown mare.
al D. Frobie, Nobby, bay gclding.
SECOND RAcE-PAcISG, s M 5.
William Mclaughlin, Highway.
man, chestnut geldinc.
I'll. W. Mcclure, Mabel Flood, Ghost
nut marc.
9-CharlesN N. Hancher, ClaraH., black
marc.
ed Anderson, bay mare.
THIRD RAcE-RUsyING, q IL 3, HALF MILE.
John Wonzol, You Bes, o geld.
ing.
s-Thomas Check, Pilgrim, brown
stallion.
s-IlarryH. Garden, Fanny H.. brown
mare.
4-Willlam Estep, Llthcsomc, bay
mare.
5-Willlam Miller. Gold Dust. bay
mare.
6-J. Q. Kitner, Irish Lass, bay marc
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contrnrt for tho wn,er works.

Special ntpatch 10 he lHtdilgH::r.
S~rEUBENyILLr, O.. June 1.-The con-
tracts for the new sl5O.OO0 wator works
was awarded tonight. There were So
bids. The Material Foundry and Pipe
Company, Sco,tdalc. furnish the pipo;
Fioto Bros, SteubenvilIe, pump, station.
boiler house, engine house, dry well and
tunnel connecting dry md wet wells.
A. NJ. Mcdonald, Steubcnville. gets pipe
laying, reservoir, wet well in flow pipes,
engine and machinery contracts not
awarded,
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Tho John storch and Frank Walthor
teams played q game OF ball on the Bal.
timore & Ohio grounds yesterday after.
noon, which was won by tho former by
q scoro OF IL to II. Tho clubs played
fourteen Innings 10 finish tho game
The Same clubs will play this afternoon
at . O'Clock; battery Tor tho StorcIs,
Cloudy and King and Keenan,; for the
Walthers, Noc.man and Meyer.
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HAWTHORNE, Ills, June 4.-First race,
seycn-eigh,h mile-Auditorium won;
time 1924. Second, one miIe-Illume
won; time l:4li. Third. one and one.
sixteenth miles-Patrick won; time
l:50i. Fourth. ninc.si1tecnth milo
Nellie Osborne won; timo :574. Fifth,
threc.fourths mile-Durrels Billet won;
time l:la. Sixth, .hree.iourths milo
George +. Smith won; time, l:lGi.
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aud B. HIT, I8Nnd4 Pitchers, Hawke and NJ
gill. UmplfU, Lynch,


WASuixG1oY. Juno 4-Washlngton In
the ninth inning to-day BY hits b. Alb.
hey, and Joyce. assIstod by errors Of
Ewing and Mexican won the Samo from
Cleveland. Attendance. 1000. Score:
Washington .......-.: o 0 0 0 2 o 8
Cleveland, IS. ..............2 ! 0 U 0 0 0 : o. 0
Earned runs, q and !. Errors. aud 10. Hits,
70 md y. Pitchers. rctty, Mercer and cappy,
Umpire, llutst.
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ST. Louis. June first race, seven
furloncs-lottio Mills won; time l:29!.
Second, n mile and three.six,eenths
MARY Hardy won; time 2:05!. Third,
five iurlonGs-Leonard i. won; time
2:02l. Fourth, mile and q sixteenth
Sound Moro won; time las. Fifth, six
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won; time l:l5.
Sixth, mile and three.sixteenths-Lar.
ghetta Wont; time 2:0Oi.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The St. Louie
team to-day made their first appearance
In this city this season aud defeated the
Phillics 3 to .. Attendance 1000. Score;
Fl. LouIs.... .....O 0 0 0 -
Philadelphia. $500 ? o o o . U U . o.
hFncl runs. st. LOUISE Errors. | each, Hts,
: and : Pitchers. Hrcitcnstcln aud Taylor.
Home runs, CUuuof. Umpire, stage.
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Corner StonO Laying.

Special RsrGrh 10 N, iEicl!fgclnr.
PAnxrnspuaG. ". Va, Juno 1.-The
corner STONE OF tho new Methodist
Episcopal church was laid this alter
noon by the Masons. About two hun
dred Alasons from out OF town were
horc,
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CAIRO, Ill, June 4.-Tho mayor Of
Cairo to-day issued 4 quarantine pro-
clarnation against tho entrance OF
Kclly's industrial navy into this city on
account OF the navy being exposed to
smallpox. The navy will reach here
"Wednesday,
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BASE DALI,
Pittsburgh Defeated Boston, But 1initl-
moro Ia still in the Lend.


Pittsburgh won from tho champion
Bostons yesterday, but as Ned FIanlon's
Orioles also won out, tho Smoky City
aggregation did not regain first place in
the league race. Cincinnati surprised
everybody by winning a game from the
New York Giants, but the biggest sur.
prise OF tho day was tho defeat admin
istered the Cleveland Spiders by the
Statesmen at Washington. II the
Washington team can keep up the pace
it will get out Of twelfth place sure.
The victories were evenly divided be-
tween east and west.
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TUESDAY,, TuE9n pAYOF JULY, 1871,
W. II. IIALLrn Auc:IonccT
SALE.

4
BY virtuc OF a decd Of trust madc by Martha
c Noble. to Mo US trustee, dated Mny II. 1859.
recorded In tho Once OF thS Clark Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed
Of Trust BOOK 40. y, page aJ7. l will sell at tho
north front door Of tho Cour, House OF Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY. THE 5rH DtY OF JULY. 1891,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock q NJ. the following
described property. that Is To say:
Two lots Vi groTnG numbered SIX and Seven
In John McLure's addition to the city OF Wheel.
Ing. In Ohio county. West Virginia, In tho FiH
ward Of said city, said lots lying west Of und
fronting on tho courty road leading from tho
National road TO Mount Wood Cemetery.
TEENS or SALE:-One third and ns much moro
as tho purchaser clccth TO pay IN cGsh on the day
OF sale, the balance Ia Two equal instGllnenE ~
nac and two yenrs. notes bearing interest from
the dug Of sale 10 b. given FOR the deferred pay
lncnts. the title 10 be retained until paymel: Is
nado In full
WI W. CowDEN, Trustee.
". IL lIALLER, AuCtI0neer jcI2
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Movements o, the baltimore,

WASHINGTON, D. D., Juno 4-Thc
navy department has been informed OF
the calling OF the Baltimore from Nacas.
aki. Japan, for Chcmulpo. Coren, TO
looli after American interests there.
willy, are reported to DO threatened,
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Earned runs. Pittsburgh 5. Boston .. Two
base hits. Killcu. Mack. Beckley. Lyons. Stem zol.
Lowe. Long and Mccarthy. Three bRse hits.
Smith. Home run. Long. Stolen bases. DOuo.
van 2. Tucker. Double plays, GlaSScOck and
Lowe and Harmon. Fist has, on balls, Tucker,
Duny, Bauuou. Struck out, EIl,ea j. Time,
a.Qi. Umpire, EmslIc.
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Satcic! Rtspo,th 10 The Ire!!ig0lcer.
P~AREERsDURo, W. Va. June A.
Fryc's army is still cncamped near
Parkcrsburg. tho railroad refusing to
carry them. The leaders cay they will
walk to Washington.
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DRooKLYH. juno Billy Burnlo's
Coloncls wero fairly slaughtered by the
BrOokiyns at Eastarn Park to-day. At
tendance @,0ii. Score:
nrookiyu ............. 1 0 o "-is
Louisville .................U ! o 0 | o U D ~
Earned runs, d and Errors. | md !. Hits.
IS md 10, Pitchers, Daub aud Khcll. Umpire,
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NEw ioRE, June Now York was
oulplaycd Mt MI points by Cincinnati to-
day. Attendance. 5000. Score:
Cincinnati. 49,. ......0 l . oo2o. l. S
New Iork-.""".....-l 0 l o 0 0 o. 1
Earnest runs anda. Hits. Rand d. Pitchers,
Dryer, Rus!c and German. Umpire. Swa,twood.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSrEES SALE.

gr yir,nc OF n deed oil tsD'. InAdc b.. Chitloi
H. Hlso, August Krainot and ~liayinund bauer.
10 nc o. truItco. dated August "a. lSL!, and
toc6fdsd ln tho OGlco OF tho CLERK OF tbs County
C0utt Of Ohio county, West Virginia. 10 pend Of
Trust HOOK No. 81, folio hJ9. I shall ofet At pub
lie sale 10 tho highest. blddct. on
SATURDAY. MAY 20 1885,
BEGINNING &. 10 o'clock q. m, at the north door
ofthp GoUrI llOuI, Of SAID county, a certlln LOT
or parcel Of land 10 tho city Of Whe,llna Oalo
COUNTY, West Virginia, thus described. to-Wii!
lIriDr lot numbered ono HUNDRED md, twenty
iINI on tho northeast cofuet OF Market And
TWcnty. fourth sttcsu 10 said city. with the ap-
pnriCrsnecl thereon, mud being tho snnio prop.
rriy conyoyed by the Eald Wise, Kramer and
DItcr bv Samuel J. Elllirlp, BY doDd dated Juno
y, ISjl. aud recorded IN sid olico.
rErHs or sAiE'-0Do.tblfd OF the purchase
money and rs much more rs III" purchaser NAV
elect cash IN hand aud the rctIdnela two equal
l%urInllncntS nj nine aud eighteen month, re-
YpcOtiyoly. with interest from the da{ OF sale,
tho PURCHASER TO Rlvo nolc' lt the dcicrrrd In.
s,Glic0la secured Nv dOcd Of trust upon the
pfcmLCS and by a policy Of insurance to an
amount snd In q company satisfactory to tho
undersigned.
". T. HUBBARD, Attorney.
", H. NktIIN hnctlOnOcf. RpJ
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w 7. ITIHUNNVI NIVOITuE.
". Il. NNlLEn A%nctlonOer. ApG

The snlo Of tho nbovO mentioned property Is
postponed until SATURDAY. June ., 1894. OF 10
o'clock n. IN, at the zane place.
my2i join J. JONES. Trustee.
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A batting Finish,

BALTIMORE, Juno 4-The Baltimores
started on McGill in tho seventh In.
ming aud kept up tho bombardment
until tho last hand was retired. At.
tendance 4,50l Score:
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SALE.

-
lily virtue OF a decd OF trust made by Ellon o,
Tay!Or aud Joseph r Taylor. her husband, TO
mo ~ trustee, dated December s. 1872. recorded
In the o0icc Of the Clerk Of tho County Court Of
MEryhall county. WG,t Virginia. In Deed OF
TrU5t nooE No. u, page 70. | Will sell on tho
p7CmisCS In the town Of DonwOod. Marshal!
county. West Virginia, Oh
TUESDAY, THE 30 DAY OF JULY. 1891,
commencing at 10 O'Clock IL. tn, the following
described property, that Is to say;
Lot numbered eighteen situate on Second
street. In the town Of Brnwo0d. Marshall county,
West vIgIuln, together With all the buildings
aud improvements thereto belonging.
Said property Viii be offered In two parcels
Gud ns a whole. first the north part Of said lot
with the two story brick building situate thereon.
lyiug north Of a limo running through the con-
the Of the partition we'll dividing the two brick
houscS, End second. the youth pait OF the said
lot lying south Of sid line with tho two.stnT
brick mouse. situate on said south part OF said
lot. Thirl. the whole Of said lot with the double
brick house situate thereon.
TERMS or SALE -OHC.thIrd aud MS much muN
Of the purchh'C money Rs the purchaser elects 10
pay In cash on the day NJ Ehlo, the balance IN
Two equal installmeGts at onu and two year.,
notes bearing iutCpIt from the day OF sale to DO
CiYca for the deferred payments.
W. J. ". COWDES, Trustee
". ~, IAItEl, AuCslOnpcE, lc1
National Baptist world., 1894-11-16
SOLID SOUTH SHATTERED.

Tt has been nearly quarter Oh
century since the Republicans carlleo
60 many congressional olsCrlo''
sonth Of Mason and Dixon's llne' as
+bav did on Tuesday last. In the
nresent Congress, Republicans holu
onlv six Of the l27 seats Of the soma
Sonth Democrats hold the remain
der. There are no acknowledged
Ponulists among them. These SIX
coats are: kentucky, |; Missouri i
North Carolina, !; South Carolina'
|: Tennessee, 2. In the same ota'eS'
excluding South Carolina, where
the solitary Republican seems ~
hova heen counted out this year, the
Republicans appear to have elected
at least twenty-four members 10
whom certificates will not be deA'eo
r, addition they have elected the
Dolaware member, three members IL
MARYLAND. one member eachiu IeHaS
ond Virginia, and four members IL
West Virginia, making net gam .
twentv-eight seats in nine states-ai
at the expense of the Democrats
, This does not measure the 1uil eA
font Of the Democratic losses IN IN
south. where at least four Populls'
have been chosen who will receiV
their certificates Of election Ihi
leaves the Democrats only elgh'S
nine members from the slA'eo
:, Southern States-a net loss Oh I'LL y :;
: e;oht-and it is by no means lilpio'
able that the seats of several o. 'nes
will he successfully contested oy ~
It nnblican and Popuist canoloa'e
G On the ground Of fraud Inc crop
G election contests in the next hou
e of Representative promises "
n one Of the largest in the history
= Congress
National Baptist world., 1894-11-16
NEW HOPE CHURCH.

Very good services all day Pas
tor filled the rostrum at both servi-
ces, and preached very interesting
sermon at night. Very large con-
gregation all day; collection fair.
The Young Peoples meeting was
crowded to it's utmost to hear the
subject discussed, as it was a very
important one, Judge not that ye
be not judged" Two splendid pa
pers were read on the subject by
Miss Hattie Drake and Miss Sophia
Young They were ably delivered
and were Of great credit to these two
ladies. The Magnolia quartette,
composed of Messrs. Jones, Dunn,
Johnson and Floyd favored us with
some very choice selections, We hope
they will come again and not make
this their last.
The Sabbath School is still climb
ing the ladder, every Sunday brings
new scholars. A class has increased
TO over tnlrty ScnOlarS, our teacner
Jno. E. Lewis, is pushing this "a,
class to it's highest standard. We
are still holding the banner, our col
lection was $1.55. The teacher Of I
class was absent, also the scholars
with the exception of Brothers Price
and Hyde who were at their post a;
usual, but having no one to hell
them they had to concede the banne
to A class. collection, 81 cents. I
class was we'll attended, they al
seem to love their teacher, and sh'
seems to be very proud of them il
the manner and way she tries t
teach them. Their collection was !
cents. Grand total 1922.
J. f. L.
National Baptist world., 1894-11-16

We acknowledge the receipt OF the
October number of the National Bap-
tist Magazine. The magazine is is
sued quarterly at Washington, d. c.,
and will always be found brimful of
good, wholesome and instructive
reading.
Every Baptist should read the Ma
tional Baptist Magazine, published
quarterly at Washington, D. c. 1t
is an interesting and well edited de-
nominational organ and well de-
serves the support of all Bapists. The
subscription price is 81 % per year.
Send iu your subscriptions to w.
Bishop Johnson, D. D., managing
editor, Washington, ID. Z.
National Baptist world., 1894-11-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

n. NJ. +. Church, North Water street. Servi
ces II a. m. and y. m. Preaching by the pas
tor. Rev D. w Oakes. Sunday School + p. Hf.
Class meeting Tuesday evening.
New Hope Baptist church on Mead Ave-. be-
tween First and Second streets. Morning ser
vices at Ii a. m.: evening services at 8 pD IN.
sabbath School. $50 y. m.; Young People s
meeting, 200 p- M: Prayer meeting every Tues
day evening at 500 p m.: Woman's MissionCir-
Gle meets every second and fourth Monday
night ia each month J. ". Price. Pastor:;Jno.
E. Lewis, Clerk.
Second Baptist Church. Wichita street.
Preaching bN the pastor, Rev. l.. Nj. Copeland
Bible institute. 10 a. m. Services III am. anu
u. m. Sunday School, 2 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. special invitation is eN-
tended to attend all services. Rey l.. Nj. Cope
land pastor. Mat. Jones, Sec.
Friendship Baptist ChHreh. North Market st
Preaching al II II. M and Sp- m. Sunday Schoo
2p. m j. III. Van Lue, pastor.
Tabernacle Baptist Church. East Oak street
Preaching by the pastor II u. m. and p M
Sunday School, Up. m. j. Il. Van Lue, pastor
Y. M. b. A meets "Wednesday night of eacf
week at the Second Baptist Church, north Wlch-
ita street. Jas, l.. Harper, Pres. Henry Iol'
bert. Sec.
National Baptist world., 1894-11-16

and devoted Christian, and ever
ready to do something for the cause
of Christ.
She was sick nearly seven months
the disease being an eating cancer,
from which she suffered severely.
She spoke frequently of her heaven
lv home, and said twice to her daugh-
ter IF they ask where [ am, tell
them | sought the Lord while young
aud have gone to glory"
The funeral services took place
Friday at 2:30 p. M, at the Taber-
nacle church, conducted by Rev. j,
H. Van Lue. Theme, "An enemy
hath done this" Matt. 1928. The
remains were laid TO rest in the city
cemetery. She leaves husband
and daughter who reside in this city
and son in Memphis, Tenn, to-
gether with many friends to mourn
her departure. In her the church
loses an earnest and faithful Chris
tian worker. But God be praised
she is not dead. but sleepeth.
RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Di-
vine Father, within the past week to
call to rest, Sister Adline Wiley
She was faithful to her duty and hel
reward awaits her in her heavenly
home. She has passed from oui
sight, but the ties are not broken.
She has gone where death never en-
ters and where partings are no more
Be it therefore,
RESOLVED, That we, the Taber.
, nacle church and Sunday School, OF
which she was member, do hereby
, extend our heartfelt sympathy tc
: the bereaved family. Be it further
RESOLVED, That we visit the be-
reaved ones and keep them in gooC
cheer, bearing them up with prayer
PERSONALS.
Sister Hester Burnpass, recently
the guest of Sister Anna Mayo, 154'
t. sherwood Ave, left Thursday TO
r her home in Memphis, Tenn.
Rev. r. A. McGuinn, of Oakland
CAL, is the guest of Rev. j. H.. Val
), Lue.
e The lecture mentioned in the las
a issue will not be, on account of pre-
e vious appointments.
Rev. MeGuinn Will assist Rev &
4 A, Simmons and Rev. J. H. Val
Lue, in carrying on revival meet
=. ing at the Friendship church, begin
4 ming Monday night, Nov. 18th. w
: hope the church will be crowded t
: it's utmost every night. Come, an
). let us have one of the grandest re
4 vival meetings ever experienced il
}: the city
MINERVA JOHNSON,
Reporter