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The evening world., 1894-09-07
BAD SPOT TO ANCHOR.
100 Pounds Of Dynamite Awaits
a Victim Down the Bay.
1t Is Enclosed in a Big Shell that
Failed to Explode.
Aud Lies in the Channel on Dry
Ronier Shosl.

Somewhere on. OF near to. the Dry
Romer shoal. opposite Sandy Hook. All
even 100 pounds weight OF nitro-Iela,inc
lies ready 10 make things interesting for
any object, animate or inanimate. that
tries tn take a fail out of IT.
Experiments have been going on FOR
some time at the Sandy Hook dynamite
battery with high explosives, and many
big iron shells charged with nitro-gcla-
zinc have been sent whizzing about til"
water. Last Monday Capt. Frank Heath
Tired Ave shells, each containing lH
pounds Of nitro-geatine. All exploded,
as per programme. with one execution.
This was caused. probably, by the fail
TIRE OF the time fuse to do it's duty.
This shell was discharged at II range
of 900 yards from the Sandy Hook bat
terry. 1t was seen to strike the water
all right, hut the expected big upheaval
and disturbance did not follow. So there
1t Is now, either in the Swash or main
ship channel, which are hut Il little
distance this side Of the Dry Romer
Shoal Why this shoal should be called
the Dry" Romer. when it Is at all
times covered by from twenty to TWEEN
ty-hve feet OF very wet water, IL not
explained by the chartlng authorities.
There liz lighthouse on the shoal
forty feet above high-water mark.
which furnishes illumination by auto
matte machinery.
Naturally hundred pounds OF dyna-
mite lying around loose is considered
might possibly drop her anchor on the
shell, or Craze 1t with her Ree!, and that
would be the last Of her. hut such con
tlngencies are not considered at all likely
"a. hun hNr ball nd Ixyt,a IN
The evening world., 1894-09-07
FOR A BIG GENERAL STRIKE?
Hayes's Alleged Prediction Doubted
by Local Labor Leaders.

General Secretary John w. Hayes. OF
the knights OF Labor, who has been in
Montreal for several days, was expected
at the Aston House to-day. but at latest
advi"es had not put in an appearance
there.
A telegram from Montreal stated that
Mr.. Hayes had said in an interview tina;
there wonlG he another extensive strike
in the United States, which he believed
would he the last for a long time. He
was reported as having said that every
labor organization In the United States
would stop work at the same hour and
block the wheels OF production to such
an extent that the demands Of labor
would have t. h" complied with.
Prepare tons for til" strike had already
been made, according To the interview
but Mr.. Hayes could not say when II
would take place. The strike would
also extend to Canada, he is alleged to
have said
Whcr seen today about the matter
Genera Secretary Evans. OF the AmerI-
can Federation of Labor, said he knew
nothing about II, ana that no CON
ference had been had between the
knights of Labor and the Federation.
Evans, TO warrant me In expressing
an opinion, but I would want some thing
more tangible as to the cause for a
general strike before | would believe IL
was contemplated.
Knights OF Labor wlu were inter
viewed said they knew nothing OF a
general strike such as that reported.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
CRAZED BY SEPARATION.
Mrs. Len White Became Violent
After Leaving Her Husband.

Mrs. Lena White, thirty-three years
old, was removed to Bellevue Hospital
last night from IN front of her parents
home, 10 Second street. suffering from
insanity She married IA Mr.. White in
Philadelphia six months ago. They had
frequent quarrels and finally separated,
Lena coming to this city to live with
her parents.
About two months ago she secured
work as "A servant for DR.. strauss of
eli East Thirteenth street Her work
for a time pleased DIR. Straus, but about
two weeks ago she began to act
strangely and did not attend to her
work, and on Tuesday last she became
very violent, and DR.. Straus called at
her parents home and told them that
he could not keep her any longer Mrs.
Hofmeister sent her son around to the
Doctors house and had Lena taken
home.
Yesterday afternoon Lena got worse,
and running mp and down the room, de-
clared that she was going to get mar
ried. Mrs. IIofmeister became alarmed
and caused her removal to Bellevue Hos
piti,l. Mrs. Hofmeister Is of the opinion
that the separation from her husband
turned her brain.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
THE JAPs IN SOCIETY BAY.
Have Occupied a Large Island
There in Force.
Report that Chill Has Sold = War
Fleet to Japan.
nv Associated Pressl


SHANGHAI, Sept. IA strong Japan
ese force has occupied a large island in
Society Bay, forty miles northwest of
Port Arthur and will make It a base OF
operations. Their landing was not OPP
posed. Food and clothing are being
stored and houses are being erected on
the island In preparation for long
siege on the part OF the japanese.
The japanese fleet has returned to
convoy more transports. The japanese
are too few In number to attack Port
Arthur from the land. owing to the fact
that the forts have oeen strengthened.
Col. Won Hanneken, with Chinese
force, Is reported TO be sim pushing for
ward troops to Corea by the way Of
Manchura.
YOKOHAMA, Japan, Sept. Field
Marshal Yamaguta has started for Corca
in order to assume command of the
Japanese army. which is soon expected
to amount to lD,0D men. When the
organization of this army is completed.
It is supposed that an attack in force
win be made upon the Chinese troops.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
SAID TO BE BOYCOTTERs.
per Kct1Iik Has Eleven
Nen Arrested.

wen
For the fifth time within three months
Saloon-k eeper Joseph Ketzlik. OF 22s
Avenue c, appeared In the Essex Mar
kct Court to-day to prosecute boycott
ters He accused eleven men OF stand
telling customers to boycott him be
cause he refused to give up selling Bud
weiser beer.
The prisoners gave the names of Den.
800 East Twenty street John
Wobler. twenty-four years old, or lOB
Avenue A; Theodore Rudolf. thirty-two
years old. of $40 East 'rhirticth street !.
Al West Twenty-seventh street; Pat.
rick Mullick, twenty-five years old, of
29i Wyckoff street, Brooklyn; Patrick
Smith, thirty;,eight years old. of $40 Tenth
old, of Twenty-seventh street; Patrick
Maloncy, thirty-fve years old. OF 40
West Thirty-second street: James Nc
G;innis, twenty-nine years old, of IA
seven years old: OF +H Tenth avenue,
and Patrick Delaney. thirty years old,
of 232 West Nineteenth, street.
- They were arrested by Policemen
Kelly and Quinn, of the Union Market
Police station. 81 n-keepcr EetzlIk
stated that for two hours the men stood
In front Of his saloon distributing boy
cotting circulars. and trying TO induce
people to keep out Of the saloon. KetZ-
lilS said that when his customers paid
threatened.
The Saloon-keeper SAYS that when II.
ordered them away from in front of his
premises the prisoners called him harsh
names and threatened TO KIN him. He
sent for the police and had them ar
rested.
The prisoners said they were merely
passersby, and that they were arrested
without cause. They were fined Sc each
The evening world., 1894-09-07
ARRIVED ON THE GERMANIC.
several Members of the Kendall
Company on Cur shores.

The White Star steamship Germanic.
which arrived from Liverpool this morn
ing had on board an unusually large
number of saloon passengers. Among
them were the following members OF the
Kendall company:
Miss A. Barton, MIR. II. Cooper-Cliffe,
Miss y. Campbell Mr. }. j. Graham
Mir W. Iugg and Mr. q. i. Huntley.
Other notables on board were Mr.. s.
Belierby, Rev. Il. b, zoe. d. D., Miss Miss
shortly appear at the Casino: Rev. j.,
Abbott French; Rev ;,, Dr. Patty b p ID,
friends of the late Bishop Phillips
brooks. Of Boston 3. and cE 'b,c ), Hayes
The Germanic had fair weather eN-
cept on Tuesday last, when they were
compelled to run al low rate OF speed
on account of the fog, Only Tor tlat ner
officers believe she would have beaten
her own best record.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
FITS FOLLOWED A FALL.
Fcnnei Went Into Commissions in
the New Criminal COurt-HOuse.

Thomas Garrett Fennel, twenty-four
years old, Of 327 East SiXiy-seventh
street. a clerk in Lawyer Abraham
Levy's office, met with an accident in
the Criminal Courthouse at 1870 o'clock
this morning as he was entering the
Excise Boards room, where Mr.. Levy
had case.
Mr.. Fennel tripped over mat just
inside the door and fell. His head
struck against wooden railing and was
cut open on the left side of the fore
head. Mr.. Levy and others ran to his
assistance and tried to stop the flow of
blood.
While they were attending to him,
Mr.. Fennel went into IA fit, and II re-
quired six men to hold him. A call was
sent to the Chambers Street Hospital,
but before the ambulance arrived Mr..
Fennel had had four more commissions.
The ambulance surgeon bsndagcd his
head and he was removed TO the hos
pital. The surgeon said that MIR. Fen
mel had probably had epileptiC FITS. Mr.
Levy said that Mr.. Fennel had never
before been so affected.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
wur New. by strnmcr.

IVY Associated Firft.
VICTORIA, u e.. Sept. Tho En-
press of Japan arrived yesterday after
noon, and the Yokohama correspondent
OF the Associated Press, under date OF
Aug. &c, writes:
The Japanese troops row In IOgea
number upward Of .N.vcH. and We're, ON
Aug. is. placed under Lieut. Cen. Nusu.
chief OF the FUN Army Corps. who
served with distinction in the Satbuma
war Of tho rebellion In 1871, and Is said
t. have Shown great AKIN in the grand
army manO"uNr"s of 1877
Dr, g. \. Arnold NICc-COnsul at
Saglski, died suddenly ON Aug. -
Sew currency regulations have been
promI.g ttcl hv IN" King of CorrH. lap
dn,s, SILVER coins are 10 circulate side by
II 10 wi,h those Of The Kingdom
Am ng The presents sent 10y the En-
pcrpr nf Jdrai, to the King OF Corea l. a
ri, hIy embroidered national nag II Curea
1"r,r sitLs contradict the idea OF en-
quest by Japan,
I; is lumored in Japan that China to
cnI"svOring to purchase a flee; from one
OF ~" south American republics. Tho
Yokohama Advertiser says that Chill hi-
been approached, ana thut half of the
purchase price li~ heoa paid, ana tldt
The fleet Is now due.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
SUMMONED MERCHANT PECK.
Charles Broadway ROuss Suspected
Him and a Salesman.

Him and Salesman.
Charles E. Timberlake, general man.
ager for Charles Broadway Rouss, was
complainant in jefferson Market Court
this morning against John NJ. Peck. a
commission merchant. of 2sS Hudson
street. John w. Goff appeared for Peck.
Undertake said that Durham. Buckley
& Co. had bought 200 gross OF pearl but
tons from Peck, who Is also in the per-
fumery business. but runs the two bust
nesses separately. The manufacturer OF
the buttons came into Durham Buckley
on the shelf. and that the box bore the
mark which he puts on goods sold to
Rouss. He told the firm of this, and
they became suspicious, and made inqui-
ries OF Rouss.
1t had been noticed in Rouss's store
that Rouss was very intimate with a
salesman in the perfumery department,
and had called nearly every day at The TIE
firm asked the perfumery man what ne
knew of Peck. He said In an off-hand
way that he was mere acquaintance,
but their suspicious we're more deeply
very day the manager of the perfumery
department left and has not been seen
since.
improper understanding between him and
Peck, and on this circumstance very
largely he based his demand FOR a sum-
mons.
Lawyer Golf said that his client was a
reputable business man, and that he
would always be within reach of the Of
ficers OF the court II he was ever wanted.
Justice Voorhis did not think the evil
dence sufficient to hold Peck. and tod
Timberlake to look into the case fur
Their. He told Peck also that he would
expect him to hold himself In readiness to
be brought back to court II he was
wanted
The evening world., 1894-09-07
NO NEW SATOLLIlETTER.
but the Pope VIII Write About the
Catholic Univeraity.

CBy Associated Press)
ROME, Sept. 7.-Inquiries made by the
Associated Press correspondent at the
Vatican to-day. in regard to the state
ment that the Pope IL preparing an en-
cyclical letter. TO be addressed to the
bishops and people Of the United States.
announcing the absolute supremacy OF
the Apostolic Delegate In church matters
in the United States. with the single right
of appeal to the Pope. show that there
is no truth In the story.
II was stated at the Vatican that the
Pope will not again address, the American
bishops ON Mgr. Satolli's mission which
II was added. has already been suf-
fciently explained in the published pom
tiiical documents.
The Popc's only present project IL to
publish. at an indefinite date. "A pontifcal
letter exhorting the American Episco-
pate In favor OF the Catholic University
at Washington. and advocating send
ing az many students as possible to
that institution.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
STILL FIGHTING JUMPERS"
striking Carpenter. Confident al
Ultimate Success

The striking carpenters were sanguna
to-day Of the ultimate success Of their
fight against the Jumpers" quite a
larg" number Of the men who had uuit
jobs where Jumpers" had ruh-contracts
gathered in Progress Han. and over a
hundred Of the strikers were sent back
To- work at the request of the Ownr r.
OF buildings and the general contractors,
who promised to dismiss tho suh-con
tractors and put tn" carpenters at wort;
at union wages and hours.
Reports OF any faction trouble arising
out OF the strike were positively denied
by William Coombs, who rs general man
ARer OF the strike.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

PARIS Ssy' The journal dos Dehdts To-day
SAYS that the corn duty has not produced the
expected results.
PARIS Sept. 1t is reported here that sweep
ilg ,hsuE"a An shortly take place In the French
diplomatic .rryi,'. Among them. Il Is said,
viii d. the transfer ut ~. Ipurce. III" Minister
to Belgium from that post Go Hcrltu, suCrre linz
VI llrrlc'tc IN" present Ambassador 90 Ter
many.
BATAVIA. Java sep. capt Llnigrccu' :
DETACHMENT - Dutch troops, operating IN tho
island ~ Inmu.N which was recently repurt-d
u have Lecu surrDuudcd hy the Baltueso. reached
Amp,r4u yesterday. under the safe conduct 81
the Ral-h 90 l.mbol,
UUVIIN. sept "A despatch 'lrn yarIu this
-ri-n, T,af.r ant thar -he Is ,undncl TO her bed.
tir- condition however t- not serious.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
SHE CHARGES CONSPIRACY.
millionaire TayIOr's wife Rcpudi-
ntcs the ALLEGED Divorce.

The motion OF Millionaire Henry A,
Taylor to compel Elizabeth &. Taylor
TO serve reply to that part of his an
swer In her action for a separation from
him in which he sets up decree OF
absolute divorce he got against her in
connecticut, has been granted by JUS
ice O'Rrien. OF the Supreme Court.
Her reply, which has been outlined
III htr aftidavits. will be that Taylor was
not a resident of Connecticut when he
kot the decree, and that 1t was procured
through conspiracy.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
RlOTING STRIKERS HELD.
Brownsville CIoaLmnLrrs Caught
NobbiuE n ,Iothier.

Policeman Colon OF the I.ih"T ave
nue. station. brooklyn, appearel in ~"
Gates Avenue Police Court this morning
with Harris b.,sy and Eminuei Jacobs.
lrth or Tlatt'ri avenue, near Belmont,
whom h" accused ~ ript!rP.
nrOsky and Jacobs are among the
striking cloaku ikcrs ~ BruVnzyIlls. hu
are working ncr" IN tho sweating s1ops
Yesterday afternoon. with other strik-
ers, they mubh"i tho ClurhIng Store -!
Isaac Ead.rs. Watkins street near Glen
non avenue. They W"r" throwing S-Duos
and dirt through the NinduHs when the
policeman arrive.
Drosky aud Jacobs. the rlng-lcaicr-,
wore arrested =: the Others ESCAPED. This
mor1'ag they were placed under bonds
for trial
The evening world., 1894-09-07
STEAMER BROKE HER SHAFT.
Harmon Proceeded After the Dam
age Had Been Repaired.

Ry Associated Press)
LIZARD. Sept. THE German steamer
Barmen, capt. Petersen, which sailed
from Baltimore Aug. is for Hamburg,
and which was sighted proceeding slowly
by the steamer Resulute from Port Tam
ia for Rotterdam, passed here at go
\. NJ. to-day, and signall'd that on Aug.
q. in lat, 46. long, 50. she broke her en-
CINE shaft
The damage was repaired, and the
steamer slowly proceeded on her voyage.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
EXPLOSION ON A STEAMER.
-Four Killed and seven Injured on
thr Tunnndicc,

PORT Louis, Nautilus, Sep. The
british s.cdmor rinuadiCe, trading be
vcNn Muuritius and Bombay. has pu,
back here with her boiler burst,
: -Four OF her crew were killed and
The evening world., 1894-09-07
ARE TURFMEN AGAINST HIM7
Rsport That Latonia Men VIII
Fight breckenridge.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1T is said mere
that a movement has been organized
among the Kentucky turfmen at Latonia
TO oppose Breckinridge', on the night ,S os
Sent, II a special train will leave me
Jatonia race track to take the owens
men to their homes to vote against
Breckinrldge. 49,, 49,. ro,,,,soI
II is said that they nave promises hs,'
Rrecklnrldge, should he get the nomlna-
ton,
The evening world., 1894-09-07
No Tin-PIntc Scale Adopted.

rITTSBuRG, Segt The tceond conference
he ween N. ti1-plats workers and nanu's cturers,
held here rCstcrday failed to formulate a scale,
The manufacturers wanted 10 cu, wages from 1e's
to 80 pcr os.t. The workers committee agreed
To submit The YIC?osltion 10 their men II viii
he two weeks more before decision can be
reached
The evening world., 1894-09-07
lockout In chicago.

'T7T NEsT7 -T'E'I IFFtTT
CHICAGO sept. THE Cofnice Manufacturers
Association yesterday declared iosS-out aEains,
their caiylOyees. Who belong 20 the Cornice- Work
.rs' Union Tho latter declined 10 declare OF a
strike In the shop Of Contractor Rhlnshardt or
The evening world., 1894-09-07
STRAIGHTFORWARD
WHOLESALE RETAIL
CLOTAlERS.

We contracted for all OF our
cloths on a free wool basis 1--WE use
very largely cloths made from Aus
traiian WOOL, and therefore we are
able to sell gentlemen's fine clothes
at such Comparatively nominal
prices that really there Is no eN-
cuse for any man wearing shabby
clothes, no matter how slender his
purse.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SyRrP Tor children
tee;hlog soiIens the gums and alisS al palm zoe
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Niihau's Caii' n > q, N tsnic Ter GONZALES
cents. the aged aud debIihatcd. ls3 B'wsy -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-29

The Silver Party County Central
Committees in the different counties
will please make the necessary ar
engagements Cor the reception of the
speakers and meetings.
BY Order.
JAS. H. KINKEAD,
Chairman.
H. P. FLANNERY, ,-......
Secretary.
s25tf
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OFFICIAL DlRECl,. j
U. +. GOVERNMENT,

President .... GROVER CLEvELASn
vice-Psesident ..ADLAl L. ,sTEvESso,
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CABINET.

SEC ~. of Stale.. ........ Walter Q. Gresh,I
scc'ty. of tie Treasury ..JOhnG. Carli,,|
Seo'ty. of War. ....:Daniel g, Lamoani I
Sec'ty. or the Navy... - Hilary. A. Herber,
Postinnster-G General. Wilson 8. Bisselll
sec'ty. ofthe Interior. 49,. .Hoke smith
Attorney -General..... Richard Oln.v.
sef'ty. OF Agricplrure.J. Sterling Morton
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-29

o. >. Genat,rs. ....- -':...'"m IN n: 81 3
Rep. in Congress. Francis G. EeEEa
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ssw- Needles OF all the leading sew
n ing .aasosiaes alWays on hand
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
ZEPP ITEMS

AS we have seen nothing in your valu-
able paper from this place for long time,
We will give you little news.
MI Peter Feathers has been quite sick,
for several days.
Mrs, G. B. Shell is still slowly i'm
proving. We sincerely hope she may be
restored to perfect health once more.
Misses Mary Foltz and Rosa Conner
spent Sunday with Misses Hannah.
Miss Lydia Foltz spent Sunday with
Miss Daisy Wilmington.
Mr.. Geo. Conner and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Joseph Wilmington, Mrs.
Corners father.
Miss Dora Lockstampher, now Of Stras-
burg, visited her parents, at this place,
Sunday.
Oracle, little daughter of Mr.. Geo.
BOlner, has been quite sick,
Mr.. G. w. Brown, the photographer
spent several days at Zepp making ic-
lures.
Mr.. W. FOltz, Of this place, lost very
fine and valuable horse short time since,
Mr.. Benjamin f. Orandorf, Gravel
Springs, departed this life May 23rd, after
an illness of few days. He leaTes a
widow and SIX children, several of them
grown, and host of relatives and friends.
He was good and kind husband and
father, and consiste MT member of the
Lutheran church at Gravel Springs, He
was also an active member of the st.
James Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor. He will be greatly missed
in the church, at home and in the COM
munity. His funeral ervices were con-
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. W. J, Smith.
His age was A years. Obi essed are they
who die in the Lord"
Mr.. Lemuel FOltz, OF this place, was
bitten one day last week By dog be-
longing to Mr.. T. J. Shaut, and the day
after the dog became Tabid and was
Killed. Miss Gertie Wymer was also
bitten by the same dog. Let this be a
warning to all. The dog was bitten about
SIX weeks ago by strange dog supposed
t. be mad.
Mir. P. P. Hannah, of Mt. Olive, paid
his brother, Mr.. G. H. Hannah, of this
place, short visit last week.
- affandad
the entertainment at Maurertown last
week. They report good time.
The Christian Endeavor Society at st.
James is still progressing rapidly, and is
constantly enrolling new members. We
are glad to see SO much interest taken in
tAe good work.
I will close by wishing the HERA' D
every success. II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
NEWS FROM HAMBURG

Mr. & Mrs. Carroll, of Mt. Jackson
spent few days of this week with Mr..
& Mrs. Jno Stoner.
MISS Nellie Bowman left last week fol
Mauzy, where she will spend several
weeks.
Mics Matte Glenn and brother George
were the guests Of Nrs.Anna Pickering and
family, of New Market, last week.
Misses Molie and Annie stoner spert
Saturday and Sunday with their cousin,
Mrs. al. Fultz, near Headquarters.
Mr.. Frank Wea yer, Of Ohio is spend
ing a few weeks with his relatives
here.
Mrs Z. L. Folke and daughter, Martha
of Mt. Jackson, spent few days of last
week with MIS-. l. Bowman.
Mr. VIM. Painter and Miss Nellie Baker
both of this place, we're very quietly mar
ried last Sunday at the parsonage IN Mt
Jackson, by Rev. E. L. Folke.
Miss Minnie FUR, of Calvary, is the
guest of her cousln Miss DOGGY FUR, of
this place.
Mrs. C. o. Keller and daughter, Rena,
returned home from Toms Brook, Mon
day.
Mr. Elmer Bowman, of this place, and
Mr.. Kirby Bowman, were at New Mar
ket last week, attending the commence
ment Of the Polytechnic Institute.
D0N'T KNOW
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
PERSONAL

Mr.. J. Don Grabill, of Roanoke, arrive,
on Monday, and will spend a short tim
with his parents here.
Mr.. Elmer Sherman, of Harrisonburg
was called to his mothers homo here OF
Saturday by the very critical illness o
his brother, Mr.. Brown Sherman.
The Lutheran congregation of thu
place, adopted their new service on Sun
day and got along very nicely and i'm.
pressively with it.
MI. Geo. Mccain, of Stanton, spent
Friday with his mother and family IN
this place.
Mr.. Will Martin, who has been a stu
dent of the University of Virginia, re-
turned to his home here few days ago.
Rev. ]. P. Stump left on Monday for a
visit to friends in Moorefeld. W. Va.
Rev. P. X. Stephenson. the new pastor
of the Presby terian church, of this place.
will preach in that church on next San
day morning and at night.
Rev. John Tongue will preach in the
Methodist church here on Sunday night.
Miss Sallie Wierman, OF Moore's Store,
this county, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
B. Wundsr, near town.
Mr.. Tom. Hickman, of Hawkinstewn,
is visiting Mr.. Ed. Nagruder, of this
place.
Rev. JnO. W Wolff, of the Baltimore
Conference, at one time Pastor of the
Methodist Church, in this place, died in
Martinsburg, last Tuesday night.