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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Prize Fight at GuyandottO.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January s.
A lively glove contest took place al an
early hour this morning, at Guyandotte,
for 5000 a side, between "Ikey" Marr
and John Glover. both colored.
In the twelfth round the former
Knocked out his rival with blow on
the right juguar. The town authori-
ties threaten to prosecute al those who
partici pated in the mill
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WILL NOT HEAR COXEY.

The senate Finance Committee Not Yearn-
ing foe tho Kind OF inform atom he Has
to Offer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., January s.
Jacob S. Coxey will not De heard by
the Senate Committee on Finance in
advocacy OF his good roads and bond
bills. Chairman Voorhees, so pro-
claimed to Mr.. Coxey after the adjourn
ment Of the Finance Committee to-day.
representatives. Bryan, McMillin,
DalzeIl and Whiting OF the House WAYS
and Means Committee listened to Mr..
COxey while be explained his non-!nter-
est-bearing bond plan.
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Held BACK at SIR. camdeu's Request.

0I'--- 70 " ~ u"
WASHINGTON, January 7.-Mr. A. j.
P.ymale was appointed in October, on
the recommendation OF Congressman
Capehart, as postmaster at Central City,
Cabel, county. His commission has not
yet been issued TO him, and ii is under
stood the cause OF the delay IS request
OF Senator Camden that hnal
action iu the case be not taken. No
charges have been filed against Mr.. Ply
male, and it is understood no reason has
been given for asking that the ISSUANCE
of the commission be postponed Mr..
Capehsrt is at work trying TO get the
matter Strengthened out and he hopes TO
have the commission issued shortly.
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gR ELEINS POWERFUL LOBBY.

legislators Coliared as Fast as They Ar
rvs-Loeknoy Gives IA 70 the RspubIi
esua
s. .1-'s Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January S.
TEE contest Tor the Uuited States Sen
lasl.p IS abOu, ended il the claims of
-s .r.ells of Mr.. EiSins can be relied
.l. They give out that they have
r.r-lvs v0,es pledged, and therefore
iit s-rs Of his nomination on the first
l.L
senator Whitaker arrived here this
--rg. When asked concerning MS
A--i.cy for the United States Sena-
,s-.y be- said he had not been on the
'.-ll .oDE enough 70 give any esti-
--.e OF bis strength. lie denied being
-.7 c5u5.lat.on or alliance 10 oppose
t l.a.ls. The fact that neither
hutchinson nor S;urgIss had arrived
.s s. six o'clock This evening is an
.a-.l ,lat they viii NOT make aoy
.-. Tor ite nomination.
Zoe members OF the Republican State
i- .'-s AS vel. as the State League
-.-- -..can clubs have been as dill
I -, work for l.. Sins and against
.-'- t-cl.tates for the Seuatorship as
y .a-. Lave been To- behalf OF Re-
...l against Democrat
t..ss H-1 have charge OF the Elkins
'.'t'' are tu.0ae. Woods aud SJarke
-'.-. .. Randolph; eX- Senator y. B.
.. Wheeling; @. ID. El.io,t, of
>.-.. -ea-ue OF Republican Clubs,
Do White. ot Parker burg.
-Ee sw0oped dOwa upon each
.s le arrived and generally
.l eXJ0rtinE from him q
'e .a 7l,o for Eikius. The mem
'. stands 0ut against Such pow
is considered brave and
..t,.al, indeed.
d.. -'-a.si iu these dispatches last
-.. -.oNaey, the POpuiist, has sur
without struggle 20 the Re
.-, ie asked, as q compenSa-
... ..a surrender, a mere pittauce
N.F of patronage, aud got H. o.
--., tle popuISt of ROane cOuu-
aF here this morning, aud he
-s.eY organized themselves as
...a.st party aud went into ex-
session. They decided that
t--g should GO into the Republican
'-.-' and acc with the Republicans 90
$500 questions, with the under
.-4, dayes shall be appointed
.-a assistant clerks OF the Senate
..a' ,ls PopuliSt member shOul1
-.. --e appointment of TWO OF the
..- cerkShipS. Thus LOckney
-af.s very quickly disposed Of the
.'. HA,ronage.
'-7 r.a.0 cans circulated the report
.as morning that one Of the
cratic senators would vote for the
-...e-a nominee for president OF
.'e o. preference to making the
PRESIDENT While the state
"as entirely false Is had the de-
.t OF Tightening the POpullst
-'--g him into measures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

1y, W. Va January s.
-lt, o.. the House caucussd
. supreme Cour, room. Lloyd
of Tucker, was chosen chair
-.LN Glover, Of Webster, sec
The caucus nominated A. ;.
.e for Speaker, j. g..
for clerk, j. K.
ri, rr sergeant-et-arms, and
Br,oo. door-keeper. An e1-
.s meeting wss then held and a
-rt prominent Democrats Were
-. for speeches. Among those
-.-r-5ed we're Gov. NacCorkle,
KAN Wilson, Ex.GOv. Fleming, Ex-
-. Geo. ~. Price. Prof. I1OS. r.
s B. s. Carr and Col. Is. w.
Fen sreschss were Of character TO
1se and inspire the members OF
ri.i-.y
r. FUTURE EFFoET AND HOPE.
The Democratic Senate caucus will
y held tomorrow.
IA. Republican members held their
,..rs .s the Ha.I of the House OF Dele-
,tss Clark. OF Jpshur, was chosen
-rss. and ~. So. o. Dawson, secre-
ri. $. IT.. Srap'eJcD, S. G Smith, a.
4 raupteL. IL. r. emiug, George K.
.sBs. W. S. Edwards aud z. w. Nor
ID were presented as candidates for tue
sgsaaersc.1.
gs The frs. ballot Edwards received
H. F.em.1E o.. Evans g, Smith 5, Camp
be-. 8. S.sg.e,11 8, and Morris 4 The
fsH6tng continued without choice
rr the eleventh 5s.Ot was reached. On
.ibat ballot Edwards received 2I
fleming G.. Evans @. Stapiet0u 3, smith
Morris Edwards having received
the majority was declared the choice
lor Speaker.
w. 81. U Dawson was chosen for
Cers by reclamation, Hood having
FIttl-lec With The understanding tuai
b. s 90 be- ile clerks drst assistant.
4 Tie RsrrC IcaUs of the Senate chose
.f u Morley, OF Preston, for Presl
sIt, and john T. Harris, OF Parkers
lrg, for Clerk.
They are dead'ocked on the uomIue
-r Sergeant-at-arms
The House Republicans chose VI. +
Norris, Of Gumer, for sergsant-at-arm
BAD are deadiOeked on the dOorkseper
roo. 10 tte Register
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January S.
Vu Eimonds, Of Wood, was, after
aag tight, nominated for Door Keeper
By ile House Republican caucus.
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Her stomach must be Opened.

New York, January s.-Maud Fries,
Il years old, the daughter OF Chas Fries,
proprietor of the Brighton Hotel at
Milyile, n. j., yesterday swallowed a
long shawl pin. The pin slipped down
her throat and appears 10 nave lodged
far down in the stomach. She suffers
great pain. The removal Of the pin
will require the opening OF the stomach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
A orooEsa Younr LADY Cashler.

SoNrERvILLE, Mss, January S.
Mabel Dodge, cashier for c. 5. Buffers,
q grocer of this city. has disappeared
from her home, and her employer al
Ieges that her accounts are nearly TWO
thousand dollars short. The parents OF
tne eiri declare that the amount will
not aggregate more than one thousand
dollars. They do not know where their
daughter is at present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
HIGH WATER
MARK REACHED
In the River at Thre8 O'Clock This
Morning
ABOUT 96 FEET EVEN REACHED.
The Rise Continued Quite Rapid Up
To Midnight.
ABOUT 96 FEET EVEN REACHED.
PART OF THE CITY FLOODED,
But No Loss of Any Consequence
Sustained.

The Street Railway Interfered
With at Twenty-Seventh Street
and Just South of the City Line.
Water Through the Sewers ct
Forty-Third Street.-The Fair
Grounds Well Covered-Water
Street Cellars Invaded-Many
Fine Saw Logs Passed Down
During the Day-Wrecks of
Coal Boats-Incidents OF the
Flood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Victim. of the psIarnn Fire.

ALBANY, Janusry s-Three more
bodies have been found 10 the ruins Of
tbe Delavan house to-day. Two were
.nnop the remains of an iron bedstesd
and the third about ten feet north Of
rne ovens. The indications are that
several other cOrpses are about to be
.nnearthed. There is nothing aboutany
of the corpses to identify them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

For rheumatism l have found moth
ing equal TO Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
II relieves the pain as soon as applied.
I w. Young, West Liberty, W. Va.
The prompt relief it affords is alone
worth many times the cost, so cents.
Its continued use will effect perma-
nent cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Rsed Able to Be Out AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January s.
Representative Reed, of Maine, was In
The House to-day for the first time
since mis- recent accident, by which ne
snrained his ankle. The injured ankle
gave him some annoyance out not
enough to prevent his moving about
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
STILL MAKING TROUBLE.
Tho Mob at st. Johns, New Foun diand'
breaks open aud LoOts Stores.

breaks open aud LOots Stores
Sr. JoHN's, n. f., January s.-The
mob Of hungry men who created dis
turbance yesterday was IN
audience again to-day. The
commander of the British man-of-
war. the governor and the
ministers all promised that public works
to give employment should be com
menced within three days, but this did
not satisfy the mob and number OF
large stores were broken open and
looted. Troops were called and four
leaders OF the mob were arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
A VICIOUS BOAR
Attacks Preston County Farmer and
Nearly Tears His Leg OFF With His
Igsks-Ths Farmer Seriously Injured.
ssssai 10 n, Rsgf'.s-

EINGwOoD, w. VA, January s.-A
farmer, named Granville Castle, living
four miles south Of here, had terrible
encounter with a Poland-China boar
few days ago
he was passing the lot when he was
attacked by the vicious brute, which
nearly severed his left leg by goring
him with It's tusks
The physician says the large tendon
is severed and two or three arteries.
Castle is abed. Good medical attsn-
tiOn may save his leg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
.r.-L BIZ EDWARDS.
7r.vla Delegate Nominated by
The Republicans
,m1 HOUSE SPEAEERSHIP

, IT. o. Dawson VIII be
-.-- and Hood. Who Got Out
...-, way, VIII be His Assist
.--.a Democrats OF the
rss ,1niuat5 cambridge and
------A Democratic Expert
Addresses by
s~srent Party Men-EnoOur-
-.--srt for the Future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
rHE FLOOD IN rHE POTOMAC.
The Ice Gorgsd sno Threatening to Cause
Serious Trouble.
% .cta % ~ Rsll's

q scta 20 '1s Rs1ssss-
CUMBERLAND, ND, January s.-The
ice commenced 70 break up in the Poto-
mae river early this morning, and de-
struction TO the West Virginia Central
road, which line follows the river for
some distance, was imminent, but il
was NOS until lats this evening that
measures had 10 be taken TO avert
trouble. The ice commenced TO dam
up and men are now al work trying to
move the gorge 5y chOppIng and
other means. The rapidity OF
/ the thaw 10 the mountains with a soft
snow falling all day, has caused the vol
/ ume Of water 20 increase. and the river
7 has been rising until the high water
/ limit is reached, and should this con-
I tilue the southern portion Of the city
vii. be flooded People living along
the river nave removed their stock 20
the highlands, aud many families have
I fed 90 places OF safety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Quarrel o7sr a Card Game

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January s.
AT Tom Maunon's saloon this evening,
HOd ROup, a merchant, OF GIenwood,
was cut twice IN the right side by Frank
Nichols. Roup was carried to the hotel
aud is said 10 be dangerously hurt
Nichols, who lives at Miller's, Ohio,
escaped. The quarrel arose over game
OF cards.
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aaa Been Married TWO Months.

SreCtui 70 tts I.'1t7F1''
SrEUBENvILLE, OHIO, January s.
George Judkins, a miner at the Blanche
coal mine. near Golfers, received fatal
INJURIES to-day by being caught between
a car and tue side of the mine. He was
married to daughter OF Pit Boss Win
ter. two months ago.
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TIE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. u. C., January s.-For
West Virginia: Fair; colcer' northerly
winds. r......,,.-
For Ohio: Fair; colder; northerly
winds.
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oEmooRAr. CARRIED EVERYTHING.

Weston Elects Full Quota OF Democratic
oficsrs-Qulet but HOtly Contested
Election.
Spseiafto TIE Rsgastsr.
WESTON. w. VA, January SIN the
town election held here to-day the Dem
ocrats carried everything: y. B. New
Ion. for mayor; W. Lock, alderman First
werd. A. A. Ward. Second; ?. II. Cum
mjngs, Third, and VIVA. McGann, Fourth.
II was quiet but hoty contested elec-
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THE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals Of Those Who
Arc Stopping in the city.

McLURE-O 0. NJ Stanley, OF Friendly,
w. Va; NJ. Keatlng, OF Sistersville: w.
w. Morrison, OF Fairmont; c. l.. Will
Jams, OF Parkersburg.
T. n. Barnsdale and J. d. Mclean,
prominent oil men OF Plttsburg, were at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
SAINT JACASON'S DAY
Appropriately Celebrated v Phila-
delphio IS 5SSS%@"
How .seSS" dlLSON SPEAKS

On Jderate and Just Taxation
is tho Best Achievement of
Legislative Action" The Cause
Of the Recent Defeat of Democ-
racy Discussed Wherein Our
Forefathers Mistook the Enc
mics of Liberty.
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LEAVNG TIE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Twenty five assemblies With Aggregate
or 6O.27O Members Refuse to Pay

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January S.
Foregoing action OF the Knights
of Labor Of Lackawanna county,
other assemblies have resolved
to pay 10 more per capita
tax TO maintain the present Off
GERS of the order TO the number Of 20
with a membership OF 60,270. Local
Assembly 3639, New York City, and sew
eral others have already returned their
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

AsnEv11LE, n. c., January S;-There is
mn material change in Miss Stevenson's s
condition. CO She IS resting comfortably
storms nave impeded traffic III different
parts of the kingdom, In West Durham
mere are three feet Of snow. The North
eastern and Highland railways are blocked.
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rHE RIVER an PAKKnRsRuRe.
The Danger Line Soe Reached and May
Not Be

The Danger Line got Reached and May
Not Be.
SDscol 10 tas R'o,ss--
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January s.
The Ohio is still rising. IL is thought
the water will 60 within about three
feet Of the danger line, there being %
feet inches At the present stage. The
hanawha is falling slowly.
The Oneida, which sank Sunday
morning at the foot Of Julian street,
was totally submerged this morn
ing with the exception of her
smoke stacks aud portion OF her
pilot house. Her hurricane roof was
torn loose, the outside Of her cabin and
her after bulShead smashed in and
nearly wrecked. j. V. Ehrhart, the
diver, and his assistant, J. Johnson,
arrived here from Cincinnati last night
and Ehrhart prepared this morning to
90 down toto the wreck and investigate,
The matches will be closed up TO pre-
vent the hull from becoming filed with
mud.
Her account books and some Of the
furniture were saved after she capsized
and are only slightly damaged.
Capt. Calhoun, Of the Keystone State,
who has been spending several days at
his home in Georgetown, Pa, arrived
here to-day and is ready 70 take out his
boat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
BOW 1T VIA BE DONE

~t..e o 20 Followed IN Opening the
Locisiature.
90 re E,lrsr.
,--a-ESrON, w. VA, January s.
-''fJw promptly at - O'Clock the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
SMALL rALa.
Minor M.stsrl Ut tassrs't 8risfV and
Pithuy rpIL
GRAND OPERA HousE-Matinee and night-"A
Barrel OF Money"

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-Matinee and nlght-"A
Barrel OF Money"
THERE were three cases in Police
Court yesterday morning,
THE w. A. w. Club have postponed
their meeting until next Tuesday even
ing, on account OF the high water.
AN error in the report Of the organi-i
zation Of the Board OF Education in
Yesterdays issue. made it appear that
DR.. Dickey received the unanimous
vote of the members for President. IL
should have been Dr. Ulrich. DR..
Dickey was not candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

If you need good medicine TO purify
vonr blood. give nerve strength and
mild mn your entire system, take Hoods
Sarsaparila. 1t prevent sickness oY
making pure blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

HOOPS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache. indigestion and bilionsness.
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[con.n,ted on Fourth Pag%l
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TpisconaI Churches.

ST. Marks North Seattle Mission-Olym-
pic avenue Sunday school at p. m.
ST Mary's. Woodland Park-Rev. Geo.
II. Watson. ID. u. rector. Evening pray
er. $50 n. m.
ST. Stephens Ballard-Rev. +. r. Nv
land. rector. Services at II a. IN. and 80
= m. Y. =. S. c. T.. $50 p. IN. Bible
class, = p. m. Holy Communion. first sun
dav in month. II a. m. third sunday at
s 20 a. m.
Trinity Parish Church-l&mes and
Ftrhth streets Rev Fcnrwa ~ Watson
y u. rector. Communion. A. m sun
day school. 9.45 a m. Morning service. Il
a. m Evening prayer. 80 p. IN. Ser
mon BY the rector. Free siltings. Vested
choir.
st. Mark s-FHfth and Olive streets. two
squares north Of Pike tt"V. part4 Clai-
horne Garrett. rector HOLY Communion
a m Sunday school. 9s5 a m. Morn
ing prayer and sermon. II a m. Young
prayer and sermon. : - p. IN In the serv-
Olympia. viii officiate
St Clements Market street. near Yes
Ter avenue Rev WenrV a TasNfnr ofFicf-
Rting Rev nw. Watson 10 charge sun
say school 10 a. m Harvest festival hi
vino service with sermon. II IN sub
sect. Harvest Of Souls q" First run
choral service morning and evening by
vested hoy choir mon and women Even
ing PRAYER With sermon. so z. m sub
seet. "Chrssts Divinity
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or the question. the divinity OF Christ could
not be proven by any words he uttered
concerning himself az reported n the syn
optic Gospels that twenty times n Mat
thew. eleven times n Marx and eighteen
times in Luxe he IS represented as calling
himself the s'scn Of man" and never any
thing else. Johns gospel clearly sets forth
Chrsst's divinity. II bears on the face or
II from first 70 last evidence that this par
tfulsr dogma vas the central thought OF
ifa author TINS Is everywhere so x--a1i-
fest as 10 dIscredit SIS authority; and. as
Or. Alison must kaow, the scholarship OF
the world Is a urit-with scarcely dis
seuting voice-that 20 say the least OF il.
II s not as authority equal 10 the other
three Gospels.
OF the council II Nicea. Il is sufficient
n reply. neither Il nor any other council
ever settled anything. and for reasons
which Bishop ChiIlingworth nearly two
hundred years ago-hinself high ortho-
dox authoriiy-declared in the following
words: Speaking OF these he says: Il
find councils arrayed against councils, and
bishops against bishops" and there Is no
place to rest "the soles Of my feet" This
is exactly the position OF Unitariaas. These
councils are without authority.
The Doctors method of accounting for
the large number OF eminent people who
are Cnitarians. viz: That they have not
lived long enough 70 get away from their
Puritan heredity, is original and ingeni-
Gus. but will only provoke a smile.
Again We submit. there is nothing even
approaching reasonable evidence OF
Christs divinity 10 be found in Christ's
words concerning himself, as reported by
the synoptics. II he did not teach it, what
right had others 10 do so? If the writer's
whoever they were-of our Gospels did
not get their authority from Christ. where
did they get 1t? And If Christ did Intend
this doctrine to be taught, how can we
explain his constant avoiding Of IL, under
circumstances affordng the most wonder
full opportunity? VIII DR.. Alison please
tell us. J. II. ACTON.
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Baptist Churches.

North SeattIe-Third and Cedar streets.
Rev. G. r. Brownlee pastor; residence,
Igs Oak street. Serv vices. II a. n. and
80 p m. p. Y. r. l.. so p. m.
Market Strset-Afarket and Main
streets. Preaching at II a. m. and .. m.
ny Rev. ". T. Fieenor. All are cordially
invited. Young Peoples meeting, 7 p. m.
Swedish-Beu and Eighth streets. Rev.
Andrew swartz. pastor. residence. 3Z3
Dexter street. Services. 1870 a. n. and
I'D 2. ID. Sunday school, noon. Young
er meeting. r. m. Saturday Young Peo-
pies meeting, p. m
First Church-Fourth street between
James and Cherry. Rev. s. G. Ohrum.
pastor. Services at II a. N. and p m
Sunday school. 1870 p. m. Young Peo-
pie g meeting. G.l5 y. m. Glass for study
IN Book Of Revelations. led BY Hon. r. s.
Greene Friday AZ z % D. m. Prayer meet
ing THURSDAY at 30 2. m
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Lutheran Churches.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday school
Seventh and Union. at sA5 a. m. No
church services.
English Holy Trinity-Seventh and
Union. Sunday school. 9.a5 a. m. Church
services $50 p. n.
German Lutheran-Duwamis Mission,
Sander's hall. below Sweency's brewery.
Services 2.0 every other Sunday
Norwegian Danlsh-Fourth and Pine
streets. s. r ToIiefson. pastor. Study in
basement. Services. II a. m and p. IN.
German Evangelical lions congrega-
tIon-Freed's hall. Ninth street. between
Pine and Olive. Services. 1870 a. IN. and
7.3o .. m.
Swedish Evangeiical-Thlrd street. near
Pike. Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor.
residence. 1921 Fifth street. between pike
and UnioL. Services. 1o:45 a. IN. and
\. m.
German Lutheran-Services in hall cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets Services
every second and fourth Sunday OF the
month at 7:sb p m. by the Rev. W. III.
Behrens of Tacoma
Rainier Heights Mission-At Presbyter-
ian church. Market street. Services at
2.0 y. m. every other Sunday. Pastor.
+. Knappe: residence. 1919 Tenth street;
assistant pastor. Rev. ". III. kurtz. 1873
Tenth street.
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Presiding Elder Rev. r. r. Ford. n. D..
corner Elliott and Anna streets' ss''sea
Anne.
Gernan-gtawart and Thirteenth. . Rev-
Joseph Hepp. pastor. residence. tsi 1 'i4
teenta. Services II q. N. ana 90 =. -
Norwegian n DanIsIl-Flfth and oilve-
Rev. +. j. LundegaaT6, pastor rs - -
Us Olive. Services II a N. ard 80 p N
Graee-Rainier and King streets, hev.
W. r. Ford, pastor: residence. d. SNt-.s.
Services II a m. and 100 p. M Ep"o' eA
Gilman park. Ballard-Rev. W. ":
Johnstone. pastor. Services u a. w. aIa =
: .. m. Glass meeting, l. III. Ep"oteH
League. 7.s0 D m.
Haven-coruer Howard and second.
Rev. ". II. Drake. pastor. Sunday senool'
20 a. m. Class meeting. u m preaching
ii a. n. and 2 20 p. m. by the pastor
Battery Street-Corner Third End Bat
terry. Preaching, II q. m. and 70 ?. m.
League. go p. nj. r. II. Hayward. pas
Madison street-Madison and Clover
dale. Rev. ". A. Covington. pastor.
Services at j q m, and 10 p. n Morn,
ing theme. "Christ's Divinity Confirmed
by His Words Evening, An Allegory
of Christian life" Sunday school. go
p. m. Epworth League. 6.So .. IA.
Trinity Corner Fertvc<v and Mercer
streets. Rev. ". s Harrington y. u.
pastor; residence adjoining church. serv-
Ices AT II n N. and 7:30 .. IA. Morning
subject, THE Divine Call" Evening.
What Doth God Require OF Thee Cen
erai CASA 1870 s.. m Sunday school 1918
2. m. Junior League, % !. m. Epworth
League, $50 p. IA.
First Methodist Episcopal Corner Third
and Marion streets Rev. william Arnold
shankiin. pastor. residence. on Seneca
street. telephone az Sermons by the pas
tor al II a. m. and Z 30 p. m. Morning
subject, The Comforter" Evening sub
teet. Spiritual Health" Glass meeting.
10 a. m. Epworfh League meeting Gf5 p.
m. sunday school. u 30 y. m. Junior Ep-
worth League. Monday. pm. pentecostaI
meeting, Tuesday. n. n Glass meeting.
Tuesday. 80 p. IA. Prayer meeting,
Thursday. 7.50 p m.