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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-05
TO LEAVE TRINITY
DIR. u. ;. Righnm Has Bcrn Elected &"
II High Office in thc Church.

Dr Il j It+2h3rs. tH-tHF pi injury
church. in Atlanta, VIII RESIGN.
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announcement will cause great surprise IN
Georgia and greater regret among those
who are connected with his church.
lie has been elected t. the position of see
rotary of the board of education of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south. a place
of high honor AMI great responsibility.
This board of education is composed o.
fifteen men selected from the general con-
ference which meets every four yaars.
Many of the most prominent members we're
present At the recent session. Among them
We're Bishop Charles L. Galloway, ID. d.,
who is president of the board. Dr. kirkland
of Vanderbilt: Dr. Mclean, of TeN1~; Or
Smith. OF Norfolk; In. Kennedy and Fio
fessor Crockett. of Tennessee; I1r. W. w
smith. of Randolph coll 1gc. wno Is
the retiring secretary; Dr Hammond, Of
Missouri; Major Millsapps. OF Mississippi
and Dr. Bisham.
The board was i'm session for several
day looking into the educational affairs OF
the church south There were many things
of interest to occupy their attention. and
they were kept quite busy. But the last
and most important work was the election
of secretary.
When the time for nomination came the
name Of Or Brigham was ar once mention
cd Then the vote was taken and with EN-
phatic unIuimity he was selected
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-05

A peoples favor purchased by disgrace,
Though proud the Office. is not worth its
cost;
Better q living in a lowly place
Than lofty station with its honor lost.
L. /. KNIGHT.
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It matters not that men achieve renown
And wear the fieeting honOrs of the earth;
They can afford to lose the viCtOrs crown
If nobler still they prove the hero's
worth.
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Mrs. George William curtis, the widow
OF the editor essayst aSd scholar. may be
seen almost amy of these fine summer al
ternoons driving pirited team OF horses
on Richmond terrace Staten island.
Queen Victoria h.s sivcn Bell smith a
sitting Tor porIra- Inc picture Nin nc
historic, representing her in the act OF piac-
ms a wreath upon the colin OF Sir !ohh
Thompson. late premier of Canada.
DR. Alice b. Campbell. of Brooklyn, has
seeded from the Central Methodist church,
of that city. because she does not propose TO
having the right TO assist in making the
laws.
some young Englisl women have started
a novel business in london. Ihey take the
last seasons dresses and make them over
in the prevailing fashion. No new crosses
are made, and thei. charges are reason
able.
Amelia Sternecxer las invented fender
for trolley ears which will be given trial
by the San Francisco electric railways. ShG
is but seventeen yeas of axe, but mas nau
a passion for machinery since her carry
childhood.
4 masked robber leld up Mrs. Augusta
Ware the daughter OF Millionaire thaun-
cev Lamb, on one ofthe leading streets OF
clinton in broad daylight AID escaped WITH
her purse, containing large amount u
money.
Alr. Downey, the royal photographers,
when asked how the queen sat for her lat
est photograph. replsd Like other folks
When I had settled Ter | said, Would 5our
ma jcsty put on a nore favorable ccunte-
nance? She said, certainly and put II
on"
Lady Thomas Heseth. daughter of the
late Senator Sharon. who is now In san
Francisco with the solicitor Oh business con
nected with her fathe's estate, will return
to England in July. This is her second
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-05
THE KINGDOMS CoRREspoNDEScE.
A GosSipy Exchange OF Views Among
the Ladies' for Themselves.

Mrs. q. II. Antey. Forest, Aiss.-wa have been
taking your valuable paper for several years, and
enjoy tine Monan's Kingdom very much. Ii u the
best home paper know
I could not answer al the letters received in
reply To my last exchange, 80 many failed to in
close a stamp.
II Mr.. Alex Brown will get book on physical
culture. she teach her children with very lit
tie trouble and keep them from being stoOp
shOudered.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-05
News of the Religious World.

Mr. Gretton. a Burton, England. brewer,
IS presenting a 100000 church to Stretton.
The members Of the Society Of Christian
Endeavor contributed last year for the
cause of missions $4,000.
Rev. Antonio Jose Sucre, the Venezuelan
minister 10 Ecuador, whose death IS re-
ported. was a priest as well as a soldier
and q diplomat.
The dissolution of parliament carried
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Mrs. g. W. Jones. Chestnut Level. Na.-As am
often benefited by the valuable information
given in Moman's Kingdom, have decided TO
attempt Ia find recipe tor making nypapcr.
know the ingredients are linsccd oil. Tos4n and
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fe. viii be - much obliged.
W have been taking The Constitution fer sew
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well a. profit from reading its pages. Success to
the dear old paper.
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devastatlnP enc -. Many and many one
Of this kind. high and low, IN a mansion
and in a cottge. have we seen in our
way through Efe. and perhaps no kind Of
mental beauty strikes with 50 much force
as this sweet and tender patience. this
unselhsh adapbbnity to the s0rrowful con-
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aIr-- q. ". Newell. SO and Clay ST., Richmond,
Na.-tlt- 3, Ily iIr=t attempt 70 write SO uur drr
Mr.. hGu- Surs,y ought % Zee thanSiul Tor
ans kIilG interest ~r takes IH oar "a, Itr.iueut.
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10 tuIs hard 10 control ones temper so AZ mot
o. Ire tempted 10 punish wLite IA "a passion. sure
ly We ue,d much and pray criUi guidance in our
great responsibility.
ID SO lugr them inclined To overlook
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children" 10 has dome ulc g0pC, and hope other
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san any sister tell inc a SHE knows OF amy rem
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Mrs. Elsie y. Rutherford, Mascotte Fla do
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anu then Iu tie chiidreu's
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
THE CLEVELAND HORROR.
BODY OF Another Victim of the Street Car
Accident Recovered,


Accident Recovered,
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov 1S.-The life
saving corps and boat crews were on the
river early this morning in On endeavcr
to recover additional bodies of the vic
Tins OF Saturday nights terrible street
car dtbas,er at ,he draw-bridge of the
central vinduct
Shortly after 10 o'olock the BODY of a
woma an was brought TO the surface Of
the riyor and WAS later identified as tina {
of Miss Martha SGuerheimer. She was
a sister-in-law OF Mrs. John a. Sauer-
heimes, whose body was recovered Sat-
urday night. Il Is believed that there
are at least one or two bodies still in the
river and tho dragging of the water will
be continued
Rogers, the motorman, who jun ped
from the oar end thus saved his life, has
been bound over without bail for two
weeks, during which time q thorough
investigation will be made into the at
fair.
The coroner's inquest will be begun
to morrow morning. II WAS definitely
settled to-day that one of the safe
guards provided by the street railway
company the central viaduct draw
bridge to prevent accidents, has been
out of order for three weeks,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
u THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
Proceedings of That Body of
Methodists Yesterday.
Reports of tho Sunday School Board and
committee on Temperance aud Sab
bath Observance - Delegates to tho
Anti-saioon Society Convention APP
pointed-Other Matters.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 1s.-To- days
session of the Methodist Conference
began ct $50 o'clock punctually this
morning, with Bishop Galloway in the
chair. The Society for the Relief of
INDECENT Preachers, Their Widows and
Orphans, made q report through it's
secretary. There was shown to be a
balance on hand Of l,574. 16 in cssh and
Ss4 $50 in notes and bonds; total assets.
Ss6,224 16, an increase of Sl,l5e75 over
last year.
Rev. e. M. Edwards took the floor and
read THE report OF the committee on
temperance and Sabbath observance,
which was listened to with close ntten-
tion. The committees report was a
strong paper. It Is that the church
should use every legitimate means to
insure the observance of Gods day.
The public mind must be educated to
this. or ruin of the country will follow.
Liquor selling was str ongly condemned,
and the trade was described as working
for seven days to work into ruin men.
body and soul. Sunday excursions, the
running OF railway trains on Sunday and
all SORTS Of pleasure on thas day we're
deprecated, and vigorous protest was
entered against the Sunday newspaper.
An interesting report by Rev. T. a.
Campbell WAS that of the Rosebud Mis-
sionnry Society. The total receipts OF
the year FROM all sources were 81 AGO 90.
Rev. f. NJ. Ed wards offered resolu-
tion providing for two delegates to the
Anti~Ssloon Society Convention soon to
assemble in Washington. The resolu-
ton was passed and the bishop ap-
pointed Rsvs. F. M. Edwards ard j. L.
Spencer rs delegates.
DR.. 4. e Brown presented the report
OF the board of finance, giving disburse-
ments OF the board for widows and
orphans OF deceased ministers for the
last year in detail which were read
aloud by the secretary, the total sum
being Sill, $50.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE.

Coxey, Junior, Is Not Dead, But Ia Alive
and Well in CinoinnatI.
William Henry Harrison, better known
as CoSey, Jr., who was supposed to have
been killed on Elkhorn by q freight
train last summer, has, on the coming
OF winter, been heard from and is very
much alive. He is now 12 years old and
has many friends in this city, especially
In police circles. He generally manages
to spend his winters here and in the
spring and summer travels over the
south and West Hs has probably
travelled more miles in this country thar
any boy his age in the South. He
travels without money, but makes
friends wherever he goes, and being of
Wandering disposition he has never
been known to commit worse crime
than stealing ride on freight trains or
begging something to est. The follow
Ing letter has been received by Chief
Dyer from him:
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov s, 1895.
DEAR MIR. DYER:-I have bsen in Col
mbus, Bluefield and Cincinnati since
loft you. 1 was sc mt to the House of
Refuge" when got to Cincinnati, and
they said 1 had to stay till was 21
years old. 1 have been very bad since
llefs you. jumped freight car and
was thrown of into q creek and came
near getting killed. The place I was
thrown WAS between Radford and Blue
field while the train was passing over
trestle, but fortunately the trestle WAS
not very high and I escaped being
killed. l am William Henry Harrison,
the boy that used to run around Roam
oke and used to sleep in tho police sta
ton SO much over night I am very
we'll and in fine spirits and hope you
are the same. Please answer this letter
as soon as you can. L will close now,
but will write again as soon as 1 receive
your letter.
Goodbye. From your boy friend,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
Dictated: Il.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
Judge Hughes Overruled.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The decision
OF Judge Hughes, Of the United States
circuit court for the eastern district Of
Virginia, in the case against James Van
Frsnken charged with having appropri-
ated public moneys while acting as clerk
to pnymaster in the navy, for which
he was tried and found guilty by a court
martial, was overruled by the United
States supreme court to-day. Judge
Hughes granted q petition for habeas
corpus in the case on the ground that
the cenrt martial could not properly ex.
erciYe jurisdi ton.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
TOWNSHIP BoNns
Tho United States Circuit Court Decides
That They Arc Valid.

That They Arc Valid.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Justice Gray,
speaking for the trust, ans wered certain
questions certified to the court from the
circuis court of appeals for the fourth
circuit In the case OF George w Folsom
vs., township ninety-six. in Aboeville
county, 8 @. The questions arise in a
suit brought by Folsom to collect $780,
500 worth OF bonda voted to aid the
Greenville and Port Royal railroad by
this township.
The firss Of the questions. whether
the United States circuit court was
bound In passing upon tho case by the
decision OF the supreme court of South
Carolina In the CASE of Floyd vs.. Perry
adverse sn the bonds, was answered in
the negative. The other uestions were
answered In thu Affirmative.
One of these was whether the plain
till having come into possession OF the
bonds in due course of trade and pre-
vious to any adverse decision Ia entitled
to recover, and the other, whether the
acts OF 1882 and 1855 were constitutional
and the township binds issued under
these acts constitute valid indebted
neHe.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
.PIETzEL sally STATEMENTS
A New sensatioi;Eiews on the
Holmes <Fyreement,
James MoNeary, CHI, nmerce Gam
Conductor, and MoterStS ,,. ,n,,.,
Claim to Have Seen ~ wv Forbids
With the Alleged Dea ,,s-Bsre-
Pietzel Begins to Hope Tn '.
dren Arc ALIVE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-The Dali. Sap of
this evening publishes the fo2 Syes.
story: James McNeary. conduc. ONT
766, OF the Sixsy-.hird street ele W
iine' has sprung new sensation in IA
Holmes case by stating that Bepjam
E. Pieizsl Is alive, and that he recently
talked with him on his car. Mr.. Nc.
Neary claims there could be no mis-.
take. as he worked nine months for
Pie.zal. and knows the peculiarities of
his voice.
According to McNeary, Pie,zsl boarded
his car few days previous 10 Holiness
trial. Pietzs's beard had grown around
the greater part of his face, SO that he
was completely disguised When ad-
dressed, however. he admitted his
identity and asked. as friend, that Nc.
Neary keep silence, as he was on his
way to Philsdelphia; bat McNearv
called In Motormsn Lettermsn, and he.
too, claims that he had conversation
with Pletzsl.
Robert Corbett, who has been follow
Ing the case for months in behalf OF the
Farmers and Mechanics' National
Bank, Fort Worth, Texas. claims that
he also has seen Pietssl. He says Piet-
Eel, disguised, called on him one dav
while he was searching the Holmes case
and inquired abou' = 'ol chest, saying
Mira. Pietzel had sent him for it
saturday learned that Mira. PietzsI
was stopping at 6333 May street, with
Mr.. Hayward, and sent over to ask her
II she ever sent for tho tool chest. Both
she ard her daughter, Bessa. declared
tnat they had NOS and also discovered
that MRS Ple,zel ia waverlnU in her be-
ile1 In the Identification Of Pie,zel, and
begins to hope that the children are
living, but for her husband she does not
care whether he is living or dead.
believe that IL Holmes is granted new
trial Pietzel will declare himself to the
governor of Pennsylvania. Minnie
Williams is stopping at the same place
under the name OF Mrs e NJ Gardner,
while Pie,zel Is known as G. D. Hall"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
AT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting Sunday Services at the Various
Places of Worship.

Interesting Sunday Services at the Various
Places of Worship.
At Greene-Memorial Rev. Dr. Carson
delivered interesting discourses both
morning and night. at $3.50 in the af-
ternoon an interesting service was con-
ducted.
The usual services were held at the
other Ri. E. churches by the regular
pastors. with the exception of Trinity.
Rev. Jos. Stras filled the Trinity pulpit
on Sunday morning and Rev. II. H.
Kennedy, OF Salem, preached in tue
evening.
The Fannie Crossley song service at
the First Baptist Church on Sunday
night WAS largely attended. P. w.
Reynolds conducted the meeting. There
were no services at Calvary Church
owing to the absence of DR.. Broughton.
Rev. j. 7. Ktncannon filed Rev. p.
Anshony's pulpit at the East Roanoke
Baptist Church.
Rev. 8. L. Rico preached morning and
evening at the United Brethren Church.
In the afternoon he addressed very
large congregation at the railroad Y.
M. G. A building. The subject was:
early Piety." Mr.. Rice left on the
lO:4O night train for SsSunton, where
he will conduct revival.
AT the First Presbyterian DR.. HAYES,
the evangelist. preached an excellent
sermon to crowded house. His text
was from Luke 1877, 81 gay unto you,
that likewise joy shall be in heaven
over one sinner that repenteth, more
than over ninety and nine just persons,
which need nc repentance" This was
the beginning Of evangelistic service
which will be continued nightly through
out the week. Services at 7:45 each
evening.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19

PETERSBURG, Nov. 1S.-A special TO
the lndex-Appeal from Dsnville. Va,
says: United States Circuit Court Judge
John Paul to-day announced that he
would allow no more "moonshiners"
cases to be- compromised in his court, as
his lenlency with the offenders seems to
have resulted in an increase in the num-
Der OF violators Of the law. He imme-
diately sentenced four offenders to one
year each In the penitentiary and to pay
fine OF SlOO each,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
there is no one better posted than our

there is no one better posted than our
travelling men,"
New York Clothing House-"I am
satisfed," said Mr.. Forman. the pro-
prietor, with present business and
delighted with future prospects,"
Joseph Cohn-"Yes, business is splen-
did, said Mr.. Dawson, the manager,
we feel very much encouraged and
look forward with much hope to 9
brighter future"
Hobbie Music Compsny-"Delighted, :"
said Mr.. Hobbie, Jour business is in.
oreasing rapidly. Each day seems to
dawn with brighter future"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
Methodist Conference Mntters.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 1s.-A special
from Richmond to the Index Appeal
says: The trial of the case OF Rev. DIR.
g. w. Carter Is progressing to night in
secret. Nothing will be given out by
the com mittee until the report of the
results is made to the conference. 1t is
understood that tho committee whic b
has been investigating the Laffsrty-
Bennett-Cannon case will report to-
morrow in favor of trial of all parties
concerned
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
virginia Baptist association.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov The
most important work of the general
Baptist association to-day was the de-
cisive vote by which the association
decided not to consolidate the Sunday
school and Bible board and the State 10 Is
sion board. The vots was 1873 to 81
against consolidation. This subject h as
been before the association for a num-
Der OF years, and has caused much de-
bate.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
Washington and Lee win.

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 1S.-The stu
dent team of Roanoke College. Salem,
Va, WAS defeated here this afternoon
on the gridiron by the student team of
Washington and Lee University. Score
to " was beautiful game, mas
.erly played by both aides.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
NIre. Bailey, IS Assailant Indiotea

CHARLorTEsvILLE. Va, Nov 1S.
Daniel Lse, the negro charged with
murderously assaclting Mrs. L. 3.
Bailey last Thursday, was indicted to-
day by special grand jury for house
breaking and malicioualy wounding with
intent to kill. He will bs brought from
Staunton, whore he was sons for safe
keeping. to- morrow and put on trial at
once. All fears of lynching ara allayed.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
Hunting For u Negro Pisnd.

WINrroN, N O., Nov. 10 -Ofice rs
ard mob OF ci.iz ans are Tonight on
the trail OF Is negro iend Bob Scales,
who yesterday shoS and fatally wounded
the l2-year-old daughter OF Thomas
Bolton, white, near Madison Scales
10 IL years old. He tried to persuade
the girl to accompany him on walk,
and when she refused he shot her. He
WILL be )ynchpd IL caught