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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23

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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Silver, 66E
Smoke .'EI Captain Generap cigars.
Emerson Hill of Red Rock is in Butte.
James Brown returned to Basin yester.
day. =
Coins financial school without coupons.
S5 cents cash.
DR.. Jones and family of Glendale are at
the McDermott.
H.T. Sappington and wife OF Glendale
are visiting in the city.
Attorney John N. Kirk returned yester.
day from trip to the coast. 'FW 4
\ Bulk and package garden seeds at Pax
son d Rockefeller's, ~ West Park.
Jailer Cook yesterday took Mrs. Curran
and James Walsh to Warm Springs. .
Watch cleaning, $3.50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Mayer, 40 w. Park.
III you want good steel range buy the
Majestic at Tuttle Manufacturing d Sup
ply Co. AZ
Get our prices on mining supplies and
you will buy. Tuttle Manufacturing q
Supply Co. q, s,,,
For hoists, boilers and other mining
machinery go TO Tuttle Manufacturing &
Supply Co.
The Butte hotel carries the finest limo
of imported Key West and domestic goods
found in the city.
Nesbitt Sisters, Is West Granite have
the finest dining parlor in the city. Every
delicacy in season.
There Is no chance for argument re-
rardings Galland-Burke Brewing Co.'s
Spokane beer. 1t is equal to any.
In everybody's mouth. The Haze
Kirke cigars. seldom equalled. never ex
celled in quality. The j. Il. Kelly com
pany distributors.
Mrs. Louisa Axtell, wife of A. X. AK.
tell of Anaconda. died at Basin Monda,
afternoon at o'clock. Her remains will
be shipped East for interment.
John Collins, age 20. died at the Sisters
hospital last night from pneumonia. Ths
body Is at Sherman's undertaking roomI
awaiting funeral arrangements.
White shirts until you can't rest.
kind extra heavy muslin. linen bosom
unlaundried, so cents. can't be beat. Othel
kinds and prices. Nash d Co., Al Eas
Park street.
IL you buy q dollars worth of goods al
"Boucher's the Park street Clother." yoy
get n good. strong. substantial dinner
bucket. We've got 1000 of them but the,
won't last long.
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Jurors and Jurors.

Joseph Knotwoll, Morgan James and
q. 9. Abbott. members of the jury that
tried Ehrick and gave him ono year for
murder. were drawn as jurors in the Con-
ley and Dillon robbery case. In answer
to the usual question as to their opinion
on the penalty Tor robbery. they replied
that they did not consider five years in
the penitentiary too severe a penalty Tor
robbery. James kippen was another
Juror drawn and was asked IL he could
give the defendants fair and impartial
trial. He said he did not know whether
he could or not, but would try. There
were so many murderers turned loose,
said he. and there were so many desper-
la such frame of mind that he was in
doubt IL he could fairly try man charged
with crime. Mr.. Klppen was excused.
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Drink. Dice. Death.

n SEATTLE, April 23-Harry Frasier, pro-
prietor of the Northern hotel bar, was
fatally shot this morning by p. ID. Page of
Mitchell, S. D., owner of a large ranch
aud member of one of the best families
inMilwaukee. Page was shaking dice with
Frasier and says that he had taken two
drinks. which were drugged, for he be-
came stupid and just remembered a
struggle in which he pulled his revolver
aud fired. Fraser says Page suddenly
began talking about two skies and trays
turning up at dice, and in an instant
drew his revolver and shot him.
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CRUEL TORTURE.
An Old Lady ,Ci,oksd. and Robbed CT
som, Monsy.

An Old Lady ,Clsoksd. and Robbed CT
soms Money.
CoRRY, Pa, April 23.-Word has reached
here of q terrible robbery and outrage
perpetrated upon an aged woman who
lives about 10 miles west of this city. Her
name is Mrs. Hanlihan. She is s5 years
old. and very feeble. Last night about IL
o'clock three masked men entered the
house and demanded money. One of
them was tall, the other two quite short.
Upon her insisting that there was no
mones in the house, they fell upon her,
beating her with a club and choking her.
Her screams aroused the Callahan family,
who live in another part or the house and
who interposed, but the robbers by threats
and a little rough treatment frightened
them into submission.
The fiends then took lighted lamp and
set the terrified old lady's hair on fire, and
her head, neck and face were burned in
terrible manner.
Almost dead from fright and abuse, she
still struggled with the ruffians, still in,
sisting that she had no money, whereupon
one of the men said: I'VE know ye have; ;
IL ye haven't. how could ye fight the law
suit with Mrs. Tom Maloney?" Mrs.
Hanlihan has been at law with this
woman.)
One of the human devils then got in bed
with the old woman and assaulted her,
tearing her clothes from her and beating
her into insensibility. SLs
Meanwhile the others ransacked the
house and found S23.
While the outrageous work was going on
Mrs. Callahan escaped through a window
and aroused the neiehbors, who were soon
out in force. The outlaws escaped, firing
their revolvers at their pursuers as they
ran.
The unfortunate old lady was found in
terrible condition, bruised and be-
smeared with blood. Some of her teeth
we're knocked out, her hair burned from
her head and several ribs were broken.
A few hours after the masked men
again made their appearance at the home
of Thomas Moore at Leboeuf station.
| They entered the house, whereupon a
| fight ensued in which Moore was pounded
and choked almost into insensibility.
They ransacked the house and secursd
| S16 in money.
| The whole country is up in arms. and
| the country is being secured in all direc-
tions. and IL the villains are caught It will
| go hard with them. All that can be done
has been done for Mrs. Hanlihau, but her
extreme age is against her and she will
probably not recover, ---- t--F
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DIR. STEELE INSTALLED
ntP
The NV Mayor POrmilIy Installed in
'sg Helena.
coUNcIL ROOMS CROWDED
All Of the New Executives APP
pointm ants Confirmed Ex-
wospt One-Jacob Post
President.
specIal Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. April 23.-Hon. Ebert d. Weed
retired tonight las mayor of the city OF
Helena and DIR. William L. Steele took up
the reins of city government. The coun-
ell chamber was crowded when the retir-
ing mayor called the council together for
the last time. Much business was trans
acted, as the annual reports OF officers
and standing committees were received.
Mayor Steele aud the new aldermen were
sworn in. The mayor then read his mess
age, which outlined his policy. 1t was an
able document, sound in every sentiment,
The ecouncii then went into executive
session to consider Mayor Steele's APP
pontments. All were confirmed except
Captain John Smith for street commis-
sioner. The mayors second nomination.
Joseph Kountz, was approved. There
was some objection to Massena Billiard
as city clerk and attorney, but
he was finally confirmed. The
following were the other OIL
GERS named and approved: Marshal,
William McCapn; fire marshal, Ed Reece,
former incumbent; police sergeant, Jo-
seph L. Callaghan. Jacob Post, demo
cratic alderman with longest service, was
made president of the council. The couu'
ell is now composed of 10 republicans
three democrats and one populist.
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In Full Bfume.

Judge Mediation this afternoon heard
another batch of testimony on the petit
ton of Mrs. Virginia Blume for alimony
and council fees during the dependency
of the suit in which her husband seeks a
divorce. The testimony was similar to
that taken before Judge Speer in the case
where Mrs. Blume sues for separate main
tenance. After the testimony was all in
Judge Mediation announced that he
would give his decision tomorrow morn
ing. rrrrI Tnrr
The suit of Ellingwood & Reznor against
Elvira Tipple was dismissed on motion or
plaintiffs counsel without prejudice and a
new actian was at once filed.
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A FRIENDS OPINION.

Governor Matthews Rallies to the Sup
port of Harrison. g %
sslNDIANAPoLIs, Ind, April 23.-Governof
Matthews said that in his opinion as an
outsider the signs point to the nomination
of Harrison next year as the republican
candidate for'president "Reed," he said,
does not know where to jump on this.ques'
tion and Mckinley is closely connected
with another subject which will not cut
any figure In the next campaign.
Harrison has better reputation as BIZ
metallist, and, say what you please about
his administration, it was asafe and clean
one and from a republican standpoint
don't know how you could ask a better. "
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place, but her letter was returned un-
opened. Letters written to him at Dem
yer were also returned. Judge Mediation
made an order for the publication of the
summons IN the case.
In the suit of James Stoddart against
Il. III. Bruce, an action growing out of the
defunet Leioig dispensary, a demurrer
was to-day fled to the complaint on the
ground that there was q defect of parties
defendants and alleging that the sheriff
should be made a party 10 the action.
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ONE WAY.
This is the Way an o,d Judgment Was
Satisfied.

BUTTE. April 23.-T sheriff made q
rich haul at the Board of Trade gambling
house this evening. On Dec. IA, 1892,
James A. Murray secured n Judgment for
ss96.50 aud costs against w. f. Wightman
and {. A. Small, but II had remained un-
satisfied until this evening. Yesterday
Wightman 4 Co. leased the Board Of Trade
and started several faro games. This
afternoon an execution was issued in tho
the old case and three deputy sheriffs
visited the Board of Trade and watched
the games and the bar trade. At n signal
they pounced down on tho whole works
and took possession of the house. They
got $500 in cash, about $500 worth of dia-
monds, eight gold watches and big ST oclx
of liquors and cigars, Ii is moro. than
probable that the judgment will now be
satisfied.
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HI. Whereabouts. Uakaown.

Mrs. Flora E. Shepherd. who yesterday
began a suit for divorce, fled an affidavit
to-day for the publication OF the sum-
mons. She relates that the defends mt,
Frederick II. Shepherd. is not n resident
OF the state and that the last she heard OF
him he was in Denver. lie left that place,
however. and his present where eabouts arc
unh 1own to her. She heard that he had
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Better Than Hanging

WASHINGTON. April "a The president
has approved the proceedings and 1nd-
ings of the court. MARTIAL which tried
First Lis1t HI kevefidSe 14th infautry,
at vancouvets. Barracks, on a charge or
drunkennessN Nohd duty and sentenced him
to dismissal from the military service.
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Judgment Assigned.

J. ]. York to-day assigned to Lavell
Bros. tho Judgment of Ssi6 he yesterday
obtained against the Smith Piano COM
pany for S6S4.50. subject to attorneys
tees, liens of Charles O'Donnel aud
Francis Brooks. The defendant in the
appeal case of Donst Dorais against o.
Marchesseau to-day filed n motion TO
dismiss the appeal on the ground that the
papers were not filed within 10 days from
the time of perfecting the appeal
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wh,skey,. one Good Feature.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The monthly
statement of collections of internal reve-
nues issued to-day shows the total receipts
from all sources for nine months for the
present fiscal year ended March 81, 1895,
to have been s109, ,995,015. The net in
crease for the nine months was 81, $50, ,163.
The principal single item of increase was
81 ,295, ,628 from whiskey.
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Ar m. Ola Tricks.

SALT LAKE, April 23-Johp Beck, presi-
dent of the Bullion Beck Mining COM
pany, and a prominent member of the
Mormon church, has been arrested on the
charge of unlawful cohabitation. The
case will come up for trial on Thursday.
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Every man, woman and child should
read Coins Financial School," IL Is the
best book on the silver question that has
ever been published. Fifteen cents and
two coupons from the STANDARD gets a
copy.
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For kidnapping.

BATTLE MOUNTAIN. New, April 23.-D.
c. Kavanagh, sheriff of Platte county,
Nebraska, and H. B. Wright, sheriff OF
Ogden. Utah, were arrested and held over
IN 5000 bonds each here to-day for kid
mapping prisoner from Sheriff Easton of
this county.
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PITTsBURG, April % The oil market was
unusually dun. Ii opened at $2.10 stood al
s. is at o'clock. feil to s2.O9H, aud closed al
sa.io. Only 5000 barrels were sold on the on
City exchange. IL. -
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HONG KONG, April 23.-In a riot among
soldiers in the northern part of the island
of Formosa recently 2S persons, including
two officers, were killed aud so wounded.
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wa. AppoInted For Idaho.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Ex-Represen-
tative Pearson of Ohio, has declined the
position of mineral land commissioner, TO
which he was recently appointed.
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Mr.. PnrneII sinking.

BoRDENTowN, N. j.. April 23.-Mrs.
Parnell is now in n critical condition.
She has had five commissions since this
morning and has grown much weaker.
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Dossn,t Want the Job.

Z WASHINGTON, April 23.-James H.
Eckles, comptroller of the currency, has
declined an offer to become financial
editor of the Chicago Times Herald at
a large salary.
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The choicest line of fine woolens fo
spring and summer suitIngs just received
by Henry Jonas.
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We are now booking orders for baskets
and bouquets for commencement. We
have the largest and finest line of baskets
in the city. Call and get our prices.
MITCHELL q MANCHESTER,
30 West Granite street. Bntte.
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Opening day Monday at Fosselman
Drug Co. Every lady visitor receives an
elegant souvenir.
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WOnen's Waists
On Sale
Dress Goods

/. Every sort has a special
mark-down price. We
claim the most complete
Dress Goods stock in
Butte. We also claim the
lowest prices are on them.
Yard after yard we are
selling daily. It's a pretty
good sign the goods and
prices are right.
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Loveliest carnations from Inverness
green houses at Mrs. Knox's, 81 West
Granite-ihe sign of the basket.
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Send two coupons and Is cents e
Standard Office and "Coin's Financial
SCHOOL, will be mailed 20 any address IL
the state without extra charge.
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Fred Orton, piano tuner, formerly with
Sherman Music co. All musical instru
menis repaired. Ill Utah street, Butte.
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That describes what spring suits ouiht to be
made Of and that's exactly what you md IN
our great array of fine WOO ems Tor the spring
second class material winch never looks styl-
tsh no matter how superior the workman ship.
MS study in wooens 60 exam ne our stock.
from which we are producln the handsofnest
creations IN town at such nsures as SD ios a
Nobby Cheylot Suit.
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RUTTE .....

The Principal Branch once Of TEE STANDARD
n At No. q East Broadway, Butte relspheoe
Ne. asa Advertising rates furnished % appD
oAtion.
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The regular annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers OF the Anaconda Mining company win he
held az the Office OF the company. room 10
Tuttle block, al Butte city. Montana. Tuesday,
May a, 1895, at O'Clock p. m.
- F. K. SARGEANT
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Butte Cash Grocery Co..
Cor. Park and Wyoming streets. Butte;
Hibernia Building, Centerville. -
A. +. BRAY. Manager.
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Notice OF stockhoId~rs Meeting.

W.A.Smith. piano tuner. Smith PianoCo.
S23 \. Main, will receive prompt attention.
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Monday, April 22. is opening day at Fos-
selman Drug CO., AZ East Park street.
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Handsome Scotch Cheviot suits made 10
order at 5000. Henry Jonas.
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For artist supplies 60 TO Charles Schatz-
iein's, Ii West Broadway.
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For'plaques, paints, brushes, ETC.. 20 TO
Charles Schatzlein's, IL West Broadway.
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The Hundred Per Cent
ers Knocked Out.

These figures will make the old fogies and
two-price people tired, because they laugh
at all competition. Indeed they are
Special Surprise Prices.
Just look them over carefully and see if
they are not. Imported by ourselves.
Sold only by ourselves at these prices:
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Nor Is the tlme 70 subscribe.
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o. X. LEWIS s. co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-14
MAINE VETERANS
Having Annual Reunions and Grand Time al
Peaks Island

Portland, Aug. 13.-Peaks Island is
crowded with veterans of the late war, to
day. Upwards of 500 old soldiers and
their wives are gathered there.
The 18th Maine is. today, holding re.
union and enjoying dinner at the Peaks
Island house.
The 9th Maine veterans are at their fine
Memorial hall, and will have their re.
union proper tomorrow
The Sth Maine is at its large regimental
building and will have its reunion to-
morrow.
The 18th Maine Regiment, today, chose
the following officers; President, Capt.
Amos G. Goodwin of Biddeford; vice
presidents, Capt. Isaac Randall, Port
land, VIM. H. McCann, Lewiston; secre-
tary, W. Il. Griffin, Portland
The Sth Maine Regiment elected the
following: President, Gen Henry Boyn-
ton of Augusta; first vice president,
Austin Bump of Wilton; second vice
president, Samuel Emerson of Auburn
third Vice president, Lorenzo W. Hackett
OF Saco; secretary and treasurer, Hilman
Smith of Auburn; executive committee.
K. c. Spearin of Auburn, Wallace Smith
of Auburn, and r. B. Sawyer of Au-
burn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The annual meeting of the franklin
County Association of Universalist will
omen in the .Universalist church at North
jay, Wednesday, Aug. IA, to continue two
days.
Charles MoFaddep, Bath teamster,
while unloading timber at Palmer's yard,
Tuesday, was caught between two large
pieces of timber, breaking his right leg.
Three years ago his left leg was broken.
The survivors of the Ninth Maine"
will hold their annual reunion. August
% Mt Portland The headquarters for
the day will be in Bosworth Post room.
Az the New England Fair will be held
during the week Of the goth, 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that a larger number
than usual will be present, owing to the
rednced rates on the railroads.
Patents have been granted Maine par
tias "a follows: Frank X. Whitney, Lew
;ston. telephone switch; Paul R Stevens.
Portland. pen guard for ruling purposes;
Stephen l.. Thompson, Kinefield, folding
tahle. Elkah H. Walker. Augusta, coin
delivering apparatus: Theo. H. Wyman,
Sebec. sectional butler. Trade mark,
Herbert Hildreth. Old Orchard, confec-
tionery, ice cream and beverages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-14
NEWS NUGGETS.
70 ight by tho Wires from The North, EAT
South and west.

The picture of ex-President Harrison
was hung in the White House, Tuesday.
1t is considered an excellent likeness of
the subject, and as work of art, salts.
factory to the best judges.
Topeka, Kan, local paper prints a
sensational story to the effect that the
real purpose of Governor Morrill's trip
East Is to start boom for himself for the
republican nomination for Vice President.
Evidence that the Belmont Morgan
bond syndicate intends to protect the gold
reserve of the treasury against raids upon
1t for export to Europe. were received at
the treasury department, Tuesday, In a
telegram from New York, stating that
j. Z. Morgan & Co, had deposited at the
sub treasury 81, 346, 000 gold coin in ex-
change for United States notes.
The last Pennsylvania Chassis of the
Reformed Church at Bethlehem, Pa,
Tuesday, dismissed Rev. J. b. May. for
several years in. charge OF the Bangor
mission, upon hearing that he had
turned Episcopalian. His name was
stricken from the roll and resolutions of
ccnsurc were adopted The Chassis is
said to have learned that he adopted IL Q
Episcopal creed while protesting allie
glance to the Reformed Church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-14
FAIRFIELD RACES.
August Meet Opens With Close
and Exciting Events.
Eddie B., Wins 2.35 Class in Five
He 'ts--Best Time, 2.23 ~.
Badoura Wins 2 26 and Harry flagler Two
Heats in 3. Minute Race.

Waterville, Aug. 13.-(SpeciaD. TO
day was the opening day of the trot at
Fairfield. About 800 people were on the
grounds. The races were close and ex-
citing. In the 2 35 trot, Eddie B. could
have easily won first place in the first two
heats. Before the start for the third heat
his driver was removed and another one
took the seat He then won the race
with ease. In the 26 class Badoura
broke and ran a great deal in the first
heat, but the following heats she took
without an effort. The 3minute class
was unfinished; only two heats were
trotted. I5 will be flushed, this morning,
at o'clock Considerable excitement
was aroused when the horse WiDgate fell
dead on the track at the close If the
fourth heat. The following are the
summarizes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-14
RICHMOND cAMPMEeTING.
Great Interest Being Shown-Good Attendance
at All Services.

Richmond Campground, Aug. ID
(Special). Camp meeting Is in full blast
on the Richmond oampground, under the
leadership of Rev. J. T. johnson, wh'
has with him large corps of workers
from Massachusetts. Among them art
Rev. d. J. Griffin of the New England
southern conference, Rev b. S. Taylor
of Des Moines, Iowa, better known as the
dakota Cyclone" and Rev. E. Davies
of Boston
Sunday was great day in Zion here.
About 5000 people were on the ground
and a number went forward to the altar,
seeking the blessing of entire sanctifl-
cation and found it.
Rev. d. J. Griffin preached three times,
Monday, with power The spirit was
with him in a large measure. He was
full to OVERLOOKING.
Tuesday, the morning meeting at 6
A. NJ, conducted by Charles Lawrence,
ut s 30 A. NJ, meeting led by Mrs.
Davies resulting in great uplift to the
waiting souls.
At 10 A. NJ, Rev A. W. PoJtle preached
from the subject. Growth in Grace, 3"
which was very instructive, and as a
member expressed it, was just what they
needed.
Wednesday, at $50 P. M, services
opened with song service, led by Charles
Lawrence, prayer by Rev. f. o, Thayer,
and sermon by the Western Cyclone, .
Rev. 5. Taylor, from the text in Second
Kings ,"Grant me, pray thee double
portion of thy spirit 1t twas one of great
power. He showed the people very clearly
what justification is and how to obtain
entire sanctiflcation.
Thursday, preaching at 1000. by Rev
r O. Tbayer, at $50 p. NJ; preaching
by Rev. B. S. Talyor, the Gospel Cat
ling Gun" from Iowa. Everybody come
and hear this man from the far West
who is one of the grandcst preachers that
ever stood on Richmond campground to
proclaim the Gospel. 1t is in fact feast
of fat things on these grounds.