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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15
Cathead Bills Accident.

William Stout, better known as
"Cathead Bill" draws u pension four
times year for the loss of his face in
the late war. just as often as he
draws his pension, and oftimcs
oftener, he gets drunk. There is no
variation from this rule. 1t can be
proved by his dog and old man Seats
who has never liked Bill very well
since the latter rather got away with
him in their rival courtship OF Lillian
Dyar.
Bill drew his pension short time
ago, and after letting himself get
robbed of most of it, he concluded that
the memory of what remained would
be swceter II he invested it in whisky
and pocket pistol and did 80. The
result was that Bill and the whisky
and the gun got in Jail just at the
opening of the conference,
1t seemed too bad that he should
miss all the sessions, so the marshal,
at the solicitation of the dog, let Bill
out, but the whisky lin fumes) and
the gun remained. Yesterday he
seemed sufficiently sober to carry the
gun home and the marshal give it to
him. Bill went home and loaded il
and then forgot that he loaded it.
Later in the day he got thirsty and
took the gun up to Baltrock's second
hand store for raise While they
were examining it, the gun went of
and hit Bill in the leg. Ordinarily it
would have made nesh-wound, but
it has been long time now since
there has been any flesh on Bills legs.
In some unaccountable manner the
ball penetrated his hide and got out
again. That is why Bill limps.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15
AFTERNOON SESSION.
CONFERENCE NOTES.

Rev. Brumbaugh has a long letter
in the Junction City Republican this
week to explain why he missed a
lecture appointment-he failed to get
the letter giving date of address.
DIR. G. c. McCabe's sturdy form
seems but little changed since he was
here - years ago.
The new ministers have to promise
not to use tobacco so that it is not
necessary to offer cigars to your min
isterial guests.
Bishop Vincent receives about 60
letters a day and works as hard as a
railroad superintendent.
There will be no second lecture by
Bishop Vincent as he has not time
for it. He leaves Tuesday noon and
goes direct to New York City.
DIR. Hard left this morning for
Hutchinson where he will preach to-
morrow.
DIR. Curtis breaches in Salina tomor-
row morning and here in the evening.
You can make DR.. McCabe very
weary by asking him to deliver his
lecture Sunny Side of Life in Libby
Prison" He has given it about 1900
times and is very tired of it-though
no one else is.
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LIBBY PRISON LIFE.
Chaplain C. c. MoCabe CharminglY
Describes II.

lFrom Tuesdays DAiiy.l
1t was announced Sunday evening
that Chaplain McCsbe would deliver
his lecture Tho Sunny Side Of Life in
Libby Prison" last night. BY noon
yesterday every scat in the opera
house was soldi by ? O'Clock camp
stools were engaged by the score and
at standing room WAS in demand.
Hence the audience was a remarkably
large one.
Int 1t was not disappointed. With
all the freshness and charm Of his
great talents the gallant chaplain re-
lated the story OF his experience in
the South's fearful prison as cnthusi-
astically rs II he had not told it sew
cral hundred times before. Tears
and laughter greeted him as ho in
dulgcd in pathos or humor and tho
hcartiest applause was given at fire.
quent intervals.
1t was real trcs, and will be re-.
mcmbered as one Of tho most delight.
ful events of conference week, snt
one making fitting close.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15
Hit By the Cars.

H. II. Keel while driving across the
Rock Island track last evening met
with serious accident. The pas
senger train struck tho rear OF the
wagon and threw Mr.. Keel so feet.
It was five hours before he rorained
consciousness. His injuries are
thought to be temporary, but he is
still suffering considerably and CON
fined 10 his bed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15

Rev. +. f. Tarbill, the newly APP
pointed pastor OF the Abilene NJ. r.
Church, is one of the rising ministers
OF Kansas conference. lie is II Young
man, about IS, has n wife and one
child For n year and half he has
been stationed at Centralia where he
has done good work. He was born in
Ohio came to Kansas five years and
half ago, is graduate OF Ohio IVES
leyan college and of tho Theological
department of Boston University. He
Will make n strong addition to Abb
lene's list OF ministers and will be
cordially welcomed.
lie was not certain when he loft a,
noon whether or not he would be back
to preach here Sunday. lie will move
here next week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15

oskaloosa--C. @. Crysler.
Rosedale-C. s. Freark.
Spring Hill-W. p. Elliott.
Tonganoxie-To be supplied, A. c.
Rawles.
vinland--Jhmes Lawrence.
Wollsville--J. A. Pasloy.
Winohester-G. Angleman.
w. A. Qua yle, Pres. Baker Uniyor-
sity, member Lawrence Quarterly
Conference.
A. J. Coe. Tract Agent.
H. w. Van Devcnter. Supt Nevada
mission, j. M. Wilson and w. j.
Mitchell missionaries.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15
Fire Department Officers.

The Fire department elected
officers for the coming year last
night as follows; Chief, W. j.
Working; assistant chief, Thos.
Hogan; president, Frank Van Doren;
vice-present, Frank Lemaster; secre-
tary, Wesley Orcott; treasurer, John
Lott. Twenty-Five members were
present at the meeting. Company
officers will be elected next week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15
CONFERENCE NOTES.

DIR. +. A. Schell, general secretary
of the Epworth League, gave a SPLEEN
did lecture Saturday night in the
opera hause on the work OF the organ
ization. He is young man but has
made a great name for himself by his
talents.
Leavenworth, Sabetha and Usage
City are rivals for the next years
conference.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15

WANrED-An experienced girl for
general homework. Enquire Of Miss
Ida Upshaw, North Buckeye.
2GG 2t&cl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15

The memorial service was, on mo-
ton OF Rev. Wake, ordered for Mon
day afternoon.
Adjourned with benediction by DR..
Young.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An impromptu temperance meet
ing was arranged for the opera house
this afternoon but owing to the short
notice it was not largely attended.
The meeting was addressed by DR..
Swaney and Chaplain McCabe.
1t had been expected to have a
memorial service in memory of Reys.
Davis. Spencer and Markham who
have died during the year, but it was
postponed until Monday afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15

some copy Of Worlds Parliament Of
Religion"
Report ON periodicals was given.
DIR. Dearborn was granted super.
numarv reelection.
Bishop Vincent then closed the con-
ference session with a brief talk. and
the reading of the following appoint
ments;
NTCIITSON DISTRICT.
j. A. Mottcr, z. f., Baldwin.
Atchison--E. II. Brumbaugh.
.Circlcvillc-E +. Holland.
Corning +. II. Taylor.
Dunivant--To be supplied, r. N.
Buckncr.
Everest }. Il. Gibson.
Golrs--To bc supplied
Hiawatha ID. Wilson.
Highland, N. McCurdy.
llolton-J II. Swancy.
lIorton-H. u. Rice.
Lancastcr-T H. Gray.
Mnyctta Is. +, Parlatt.
Morrill--ThoS. Campbell.
Muscotah-E. &. Smith.
Nortonvillc-S. T.. Jacobs.
Oncida-T. NJ Rice.
Powhattan-,J. W. Il. Clardy.
Robinson S. G.. Lamb.
Sabctha--M. l.. Everett.
Scncca-E X. Brown.
Seneca Circuit-ro be supplied, |. b.
Vernon.
Severance d. X. Moore.
Troy-L, !. McDouglc.
Valley Falls C, j. Harmed.
Wathcna j. II. Green.
Wctmorc-E. l.. Thomas.
Whiting Il. G.. Biggs.
+. $. Pcndleton missionary to Gulf
district
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MANHATTAN DISTRICT.

MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
X. T.. Mcbride, +. f., Manhattan.
Alma. $. Dennis.
ANtcll and Summerlield-L. n. Rogers
Barrctt-W. $. Wins.
Bcattie-L. A. Hubbard.
Blue Rapids--O. NJ. Bowman.
Contradiction Cook.
E,kridgc--C. Is. Young.
Frankfort. l.. Miller.
Grecn--Jos Warner.
llolcnbcrgcr-E. V. Allen.
lIarycyyille-J. Il. Deans.
llaycnsvillc-J. BiddisOn.
lrying-A. S. Payne.
Keats M. +. Marsh.
Louisyillc-E, +. Barber,
Lconardsville-J. w. Johnson.
Manhattan-E. Gill.
Manhattan Circuit--Jas. Massey.
Marysyillo--T. Scott.
Oketo-F. S, Altman.
Olcsbnrg VIM. Conrad.
Onago Is. Perry.
81. Marys--Jom Trcsizc.
Soldlcr-C. $. Warner
Vcrmilion M &. llamm.
WamcgO-W l.. Morris.
Watcrville-C. n. Rlgglc
Watcryillc Circuit. G. Bernhard.
Wcstmoreland-I. d. Fisher.
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT.
w. II. Zimmerman, Z. f., Lawrence.
Argcntinc-E Locke.
Baldwin Ci.cuit-To be supplied, d.
Davis.
Dcsoto-W. G. Coleman,
Epdor' To be supplied, e. F. Parham.
Gardner-W, II. Turner
Glenwood-J. BoicOurt
Kansas City, Kansas
Armourdalc, w. W. Kendall.
First Church, J. A. Hubbingcr.
London Heights, TO be supplied, X,
Gregg,
Highland Park, w. j. Osborne.
Washington Ave, j. w. Alderman
Lawrcnce-J. X. Miller.
Leayenworth--
First Church, f. NJ. Randall.
Michigan Ave, John Endacott,
Lcncxa-R. $. Finley.
Mclouth aud Easton--To be sup
phed, j. IL. Klein.
North LawTence-A. +, Hamilton.
Olathe--John McQuoid.
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TOPEKA DISTRICT.

L. X. Billingsley, p. f., Topeka.
Admirc-Chas. Athcrton.
Auhurn-W. Il. Stevenson.
Burlingamc-J. q. Forcsman.
Carhoudalc-C. T.. Holcomc.
Crntropolis- j IL. Purdue,
Clinton To be supplied, j. w. Reed.
Dover-J. ID. Hitchcock.
Grantyillc-To he supplied, J. l..
Thompson.
Standardization Brown.
Maple llill-C. T.. Roberts.
Mcridcn--H b. Crecl.
Usage City. r. Mayor
Usage City Circuits. Harbour.
Perry w. Braden.
Pomona - To be supplied, j. W.
Walker.
Oycrbrook VIM. whitney.
Rirhland r. Davis.
Scranton-G Wilson.
Silver Lake,. +. Otto.
Tccumsch- 4. Shuett.
Topeka
First Church, 4. $. Embrcc.
Kansas Avenue, j. H. Madison.
Lowmnn Chapel, y. j. Ream.
Oaklrnd, G. Anderson.
Purkdalr, &. Minear.
Walnut Grove and Martin, 4. X.
ThOburn.
Wakarusa u. j. McCrcary.
\. ii. Mohmcy and ID. W. Raincs
LEFT without appointments to attend
/ school.
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JUNCTION CITY DISTRICT.

W. II. Underwood, p. T., Clay Center.
Abilene F. T.. Tarbill.
Barncs--B. +. Webb
Bushong W. Conrad.
Chapmnn-E. II. Parkinson.
Clay Ccntcr-W. A. Crawford.
Cliftou-S. T.. Belts.
Council Groye-G. W. Browning.
Enterprise T. NJ. Jackson.
ENctcr--To be supplied, n. 7. Pcddy-
cord
Grecnl"ai- Thro. Martin.
lladdam @ G.. Bear.
llcrington-D W. Ross.
Hoped. NJ. Mason.
ldnna-R. W. Estcp.
Junction city. q. Henderson.
Linn-W. G.. Hanson.
Morganyillc-A. II. Boyd.
Morrill-W. X. Leigh.
Parkcrsyillc--J. II. Zabrieskic.
Tnlmagc-B. +. Dice
Washington-JOs. Collins.
Wakefield d. Vincent.
Wesley II. Mcconnell.
White City. = Ford.
Wilscy--To be supplied, r. =. Henry.
Josiah Martin left without a charge
Ia attend school.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powde
Forty Years the Standard.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-15

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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