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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

KEY Wrsr, FLA, March IA truss-
worthy report OF tho condition OF affairs
in tho east end OF Cuba 10 brought by n
passenger on tho steamer MaScottc.
~ have travelled throughout tho
mountainous districts constantly since
the trouble beEau," no said. "nnd mat
tors aro now in much worro condition
than the beginning, Tho fighting start
cd in u dcSultory aud scattered fashion,
but the forces gradually became crya-
talIiZed, aud thoro arc now fully B,O00
insurgents under arms. They arc Ia a
dozen or moro dctachm0nts, but arc
giving the government no Ond OF trouble.
In many cases tho Spanish troops havo
been beaten back with heavy loss. Tho
most doplorablc feature OF the warfare
10 tho pilInging and burning. Tho in-
surgcnts have gained conddeuce sinco
the beginning OF the trouble, aud mat
tors in tho eastern district arc in almoat
as bad condition us during tho war OF
1868.
"Siany leaders arc Bpringing up, and
by force OF their intellect and ability,
thny have induced tho insurgents not TO
hold of longer for the arrival OF old
leaders. The general opinion in San
tiago ia that If the insurgents can hold
out until summer, tho yellow fever will
help them greatly.
at ia said TINT both Pabi md Masso
are confident OF taking Santiago before
October. Tho Spanish troops arc guard
ing every road, and nobody is allowed
to pass without giving tho strictest &c.
count OF himself. 1t ia rs much as
mans life is worth in Santiago to talk
in favor OF the Cubans or tell tho truth.
Several persons have been shot on &C.
count OF an expression oil opinion
Instances where the Spani arda wore
defeated have been published as gov
ernment victories. Four Spanish cruis.
ers were in tho harbor OF Santiago one
week ago; now there arc but two guard
ing the eastern coast and ono tho
southern.
The passenger also said tho revolt
would kill tho business in Cuba for two
years. Money is already scarce aud
prices arc high. A panic is feared. 1t
seems to bo tho general impression
among the Spnniards that the United
States feels bitter toward tho Spanish
government and would like nothing
better than IN excuse to seize the iBland,
hence their hatred OF the Americans.
Nothing official has been received on
tho report of tho Spanish cruiser firing
on tho Alliance. 1t ia Understood that
the Spanish officials in Havana claim
tho Alliance was within three miles of
shore and that the cruiser mad right
to sink her on her refusal to halt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
Parade Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE feature OF
the ST. Patrick'a day celebration hero
to-day was long parade composed Of q
number Of Irish and Catholic societies,
including the Ancient Order OF Hiberni.
ans, Clan-Na-Gael guards, the Seventh
infantry Illinois national guards. The
procession consisting OF five divisions,
marched through the principal streets
OF the city and was led by Grand
Marshal NJ. J. Kelly. It is estimated
there were weretwenty thousand people
in tho parade. Great crowds OF specta-
tors thronged the line OF march. The
day coming on Sunday special servicea
were also held in all the Catholic
churchea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

WICHITA, HANS, March 17.-Quite a
stir was caused in political circles hero
tonight by tho announcement that Mrs.
Mary E. Lease would DO nominated Tor
mayor OF Wichita tomorrow by citi.
zena' convention to make tho mayoralty
fight against the regular Republican
nominee. II slo accepts, as stated she
will, the women and tho Prohi5itionista
will back her in the fight aud women
arc already talking about getting sui.
fragist orators OF national reputation to
hold rally every night till tho CAM
paign is ended. 4 hot two weeks cam.
paign is looked for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
A PMAUsIHLE sToHY2
Woman who was Robbed Reports He
Diamonds Rccoysrod

~ Woman who was Robbed Reports Her
Diamonds Recovered.
Several weeks ago Ada Foater, who
keeps resort over on tho South Side,
reported to Tho police that sho had boon
robbed, representing that several dia-
monds, agGregating in value several hum
dred dollars, had been taken. Since
that time tho police have been unable
to find tho thief. Last night ut mid
night, however, according TO Miss Eos.
ter, Il boy knocked Mt tho door OF her
house and handed package to her and
thcn ran away. The woman opened the
package, 80 sho says. and to her amaze.
ment found tho diamonds. She told
Officer Dcvinnoy that sho supposed tho
thief was either MISREPRESENTATION or
had become frightened. All OF which is
very plausiblo-"nit."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Christmas. PetOt kaufman. married
and tho father Of large family, Friday
morning mot sieglried and wanted 10
bght. slcgiriod refused and wont 10
school. Last evening as no came from
school he saw Kaufman coming toward
him. Hc ran back 10 tho sehool.hou,e.
Picked up ball bat and as kaufman,
cnmo toward him struck two blows on
tho LETT aldo OF his head which caused
his death late las. night. sieslricd was
arrested and Is now 10 jail.
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dealers in sal. and grain. a, tho corner
Of tho leyeo aud Bremen avOnuo was
burned, causing n loss Of SsOl0oo on
tho building and contcn,I; fully In
surCd. Tho building was u two-story
Quo, about 100 leOt long and forty widc
and contained salt aud grain, valued at
SlS0,0oo, which escaped tho fro, but
wOro swept away and destroyed by tho
aood Of water thrown on tho tlNmOG
The fro broke out in tho Office, pro-
Iumably from the S,oyo. II ragged all
day, but was confined to tho Rogers
warehouse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

CIArKsDURe, W. Va, March IT,
William Il. Byrd, Of this city, travelling
salesman for Baltimore Bhoo house.
and another salesman named Simon,
living Mt Philippi, were poisoned By cat
ing canned pouches at Il hotel in Cairo,
Ritchic county, on Friday, and both nro
now in dangerous condition. They
were taken i'll during tho night, and
when found woro at the point OF death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
NIASSILLON MINERS,
Tho District 1Iny Go Out on sympatheti
GE.tt,o

Tho District aIay Go Out on Sympathetic
Strike.
MAsslLLos, O., March 1.-The refusal
OF n miner employed at Minglcwood to
work in room where tho coal was con.
siderably under four feet in thickness
and the unwillingness OF tho company
to give him another, prccipitatcd u
sympathetic strike, which is really n
demand for extra pay for working low
coal. A notice has been posted order
ing tho men to return to work Monday
morning or remove their tools and con-
sider themselves discharged. tits feared
the issue may BIO made district quea.
tim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

PARIS, March IA Shanghai dis
patch states that the Japanese army at
Now Chwsng captured all the supplies
OF provisions. etc., which were Intended
10 last tho Chinese three months. They
aIso hold all tho outports from which
now supplies could arrive. Thus the
Chinese troops in Manchur!a will be
compelled nithor TO yield or to speedily
retreat III tho direction Of Pekiu. 1t is
reported in Shanghai that tho British
Mediterranean squadron is going to the
east, &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
4 PASTORS PLIGHT,
His Congregation Tninh That &c Marie,
Tno Spnu

His Congregation Tnink That &c Married
Too Soon.
RALEIGH, March 17.-Rev. D. W.
Michael, pastor OF the Lutheran church
in Irodell couu ty, is the central figure in
very sensational trial. He had been
onducting a mixed school. His atten-
tions to one OF his female pupils, Miss
I, Troutman, became 90 marked that be
was cautio ned, but without avail. Last
September his wife dropped dead while
he WINS at school. and three months
afterward he married Miss Troutman.
The case became public scandal and the
president OF tho North Carolina synod
OF the Evangelical Lutheran church has
appointed 4 committee to investigate.
They have commenced investigating,
sitting with closed doors. Michael ia
forty years OF age and is an excellent
preacher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
FORTY-T!IIsEE BODIES

Recovered and Six More Minors Missing.
The ownor VIII Ponsion tho Families.
TEopPAU, AUSTRIAN SlLEsrA, March II.
-Forty.three bodies havo been recov-
cred from the Hohnnegge mine, tho
scene yesterday OF disastrous explo-
sion OF fire damp. Only six of the mi.
nera are now unaccountcd ior. Archduke
Frederick, the owner OF the mine, will
pay q pension Of 100 tlorins each to tho
widows. The widows and orphans will
also receive pension from the miners
benevolent society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
Inmates Rescued.

MrLLERsBURo, O., March 17.-Tho
Holmes county iutirmary. near this
place, BURIED this morning, causing a
loss OF $4,000. upon which there was
m insurance OF $4,000. The forty-six
inmates OF tho institution were rescued
with great difficulty, but oil wero taken
ont safely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

SANTA FE, n. NJ, March IA iew
days since tho new "silver party" nd.
dressed Il letter TO ox-Governor Prince,
announcing his selection by tho execu.
tive committee as u member OF tho now
party's provisional committee from Now
Mexico. He has sent reply to Chair.
man a. ]. Warner declining the invita-.
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
KURDISH FIENDS.
hro.hsr Chapter In tho ROlgn OF
Death at sassoun.
HORRIBLE ATROCITIES PRGCTlCED
nvthe Kurds and Turks Upon tho
Armenian Christians.
CHILDREN SOUGHT FOR SLAUGHTER

r, Morcnoss Human Brutes-Tho
Village Of A1hbi Literally Extcrml.
p..ed-When tho Armeniaus De.
ts.tcd tho Kurds tho Regular Turk.
hh Troops Wero summonod-Tho
Women Armed Themselves and
Fought Desperately for Their
Ilomes-Entiro Families Killed In
tho aiassacrc-Tho Survivors Hid in
tho Cayorns In tho Mountains
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CoNsrANrlNorLE, March l7.-The
porte. replying to Q protest from Sir
Phillip Currie, tho British minister, as.
sured him that measures would BIO
taken 10 protect Christians in Asia
Minor. Tho porto has also assured Mr..
Terrell, the American minister, to the
sauna oHaot ...|Hr 'IE.-
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WONT DO IT AGAIN.

Tho Spanish Government VIII Not Hepea.
tho Alliance Affair.
WAsulSGroS, March l7.-Thc state
department has received a despatch
from Minister Taylor at Madrid. Tho
Spanish government. has given assur.
anee to the United States that there
will be no moro repetition Of such Of.
icnses rs tho firing upon tho mail
steamer Alliance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

SrtciG, Dhprtcit 10 he ini,'!igeacr.
WAsHSGroS, March l7.-Jamcs Aiory.
dith has been appointed postmaster at
Utica, jackson countrywide Il. 3. Carter,
resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

BERLIN, March l7.-lniormation from
Pckin, is that Ii Hung Chang is author
aod to furnish provisions and pay TO tho
Japanese troops II Japan will grant an
armistcc.
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Thought to bn From tho Missing Cruiser.
Madrid, March 1S.-A quantity of
fresh wrecknSe. supposed to be from
the missing cruiser, Reina RcSente, has
come ashore at Tarifa. All the searches
that havo been made for the vessel have
benn fruitloas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

MADRID, March 17.-Advices from
Manila are to tho effect that the Span
ish forces, under the command of Gen.
Sarrado, have defeated the Malay Nus
sulmans at Mindanoa. Tho enemy lost
los killed, including the aultan of
Mindanao and his son. Tho Spanish
loss was two officers and fifteen mon
killed and twenty-one officers and 12l
mon wounded. Tho Spaniards captured
four cannon and number OF rifles. I'll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
LATEST FROM CUBA.
Tho Rebellion 10 Assuming Moro
Serious Proportions.
AN HNTlPATHY FLOR AMERICANS

Exists in Cuban Official oircios-Tho
unitod States Regarded AZ Dcsirlnr
Cuba's Internationally Further In.
formation on tho Allinuoa's Chai.
loncor-Tho Spanish MinIStry 10.
signs, on Account OF tho aIadrld
Newspaper Riots
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
For West Virginia and Ohio, falri warmer

For West Virginia and Ohio, fair; warmer:
southwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. generally fair;
westerly winds and warmer.
TilE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY
as furnished 0y c. SCHSErF. druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
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Il ni."".......".."....". 81 Wcathcr-Snow.
SUNDAY.
n. XII Up, m",".........".. Al
"a. m....",...".,"." III Up. nl.,.,............ is
l. Il. III ...,.................... 40 Wcather-Falr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
NiIlwnulSrn Firm. SnfYnra.

MILwAUEEE. Wis, March 17.-Fire
early this morning in the Norris build.
lug, a large brick structure Mt the foot of
east Water street, caused damage to
building and contents estimated at $50.
600. The insurance cannot be asccr-
tanned before tomorrow, but is sup.
posed to DO ample. The promises we're
occupied by n bicycle manufacturing
firm, tho Wisconsin iron and wiro works,
tho Milwaukee Brass Company aud tho
National Time Recording Company.
Tho fro started from some unknown
cause in tho top floor OF tie structure.
st. Louis Elevator burned.
ST. LOUIS, No., March 17.-Early this
morning tho storage warehouse and
elevator OF Hugh Rogers & Company,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17

AS announced IN The yIRG1S1Ay
OF yesterday, Miss Blanche, daueh
ter of MIR. Jethro Spivey, a we'll.
known Norfolk county trucker. died
ut the residence Of her father. near
Chnrchland. Friday night, in the
10th year OF her age. The funeral
Will take place this morning at ii
o'clock from the Churchlsnd Ban.
fist Church.
MIR. and Mrs. Spivey have the
sympathy OF their many friends in
this city in their loss. This is the
second daughter lost to them within
few months,
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Y. VI. Z, A. NoIca.

The mems meeting this after.
noon will be addressed by Rev. Geo.
W. Carter, D. d. All men are in
vited.
Another meeting of the ladies in
terested IN the Martha Washington
lea Party will be held Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Our Association has extended an
invitation to the State Convention
to meet with us III 1896.
If the money paid by the Ports
mouth Association for rent was used
70 pay interest on a building, to day
we would be able to accomplish
much more work.
The practical talk this week will
be delivered on Thursday instead OF
Friday, as on Friday the ladies will
hold the Martha Washington sup
per.
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= . E : $ NJ Q - IT,.

the firemen aud citizens who
assisted his clerks in removing this
goods to place of safety during
the late fire and while he was absent
from the city.
Tina members of Old Dominion
Lodge, |. o. O. F., are requested to
meet at their lodge room this after
noon at o'clock to pay the last tri-
butte OF respect to MIR. Nathaniel
Owens, one of the oldest Odd Eel
lows in this city.
The courthouse was leaking badly
yesterday. The snow melted and
dropped into the City and County
Courts and from there to the rooms
below. The roof has been reported
several times. The best thing to do
Is to take it of and put on pointed
one,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17
Death of a:oOd 1In,,

1t becomes our duty to announce
the death of MIR. Nathaniel Owens,
which sad event occurred Yesterday
morning at tho residence of his
daughter, No. 400 London street.
after long suffering. Mr.. Owens
was 81 years old lacking few
weeks at the time of his death, and
was looked upon as one of Ports
mouths most pious and upright cit
liens.
For over sixty years he was a
member of the Methodist Church
and always took an active part in all
religious services. His seat was
never vacant when he could get to
Church. at the establishment of
the old Wesley Chapel he was one
of the foremost men and did all he
could to build it up. When the con-
gregation left this and went to Cen
trail M. T.. Church, he went with
them and during every revival of
religion ne was great help to the
pastors, and never seemed to tire in
doing his Masters work. His good
deeds will live after him. His fu-
neral will take place this afternoon
at 3 o'clock from Central Nj. E.
Church. The services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. MIR. Amiss, assisted
by all the Methodist ministers of
this city.
lie was one of the oldest members
OF the order of |. 0. o. L. in the
city. lie was also an honorary
member of the Portsmouth Rifles
Company, which body will attend
his funeral.
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THE DOCTORS FAILED
Then jerks StHdicd UP EQis own
btsr nso and cured aHimscIf.
From the Providence, II. l., Bulletin.

FROM the Providence, IL. l., Bulletin.
Th re are but few iii ease, that puzzle
physicians more than rheumatism. here
are great many tLt cries n to it's cause,
anu the b st means OF curing il. most o.
which are absurd.
One OF the greatest sufferers OF rheu-
matsm known i'll The annals OF medicine
Is ohm q. jerks. of r. rside. Ii. L. lie
became tho victim OF rheumatism while
III tho army. and tho disease seems ia
nave gwen him II taste of all its NBriuus
to lures. lhysieians and medicines
iaiied to give II m any relief. until at last
nc hnected his own Ge.iverance from the
bonds OF pan.
"Rheamatism'' said Mr.. jerks to a re.
porter who went to hear h story We'll.
should say do know something about
1t. all learned by actual q periencr, too.
L hrst contracted rheumatism i'll thu.
army, and | liza had every variety of
the aihlction since. AMI have suffered
such agony with II that at times death
w, was pleasant thought to dwell upon.
Take medicine; Enough to stock q drug
store and none OF it did me any od.
Then began to stu " tho disease myself.
made up my mind to get atuuainte I
W tn the enemy aud fight it on di ;lcront
lines. i had II theory of nv own and
began To look around for remedy that
was calculated to have tho do .irod elect
One alter another vas tried until at last
hit uron Pa n-killer. which aupliel
freely. Utmost with the first nppi alton
came relief. Kept OF using il and he
rhe uiuatlsm was soon knocked out
Neither have 1 had any return OF the
trouble.
Il also uso Pain Killer Internally for
tine az q, another WAT relic. 1T did what
pounds OF ouinine couldn do
Pain Killer keeps guard i'll my house
against all ills. and it has never yet slept
at its post OF duty
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DecisiOn IScyeraen.

On Monday last MIR. Q. Il. Cabler.
Norfolk baker, was arraigned in
the Mayors Court charged with VIC.
lating the Sunday law by delivering
bread to the ships in the hayward.
his Honor put fine of 81 and costs
on him, from which he took an ap.
peal to the Hastings Court.
claiming that he was not doing busi-
ness IN Portsmouth. but had right
OF way TO the government reserya.
tiou, and that he had contract with
the government to furnish bread
when needed. Yesterday Judge
Watts reversed the decision of the
Mayor and gave Mr.. Cabler the
privilege asked for.
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He DIED IN A DUMD-WA|TER
A Sailor Found in a Bar in South
Portsmouth.
THE C0R0NER'S VERDICT
He Was Upstairs, Over the Bar,
and Attempted to Get Down
Through the Twelve-lnc
Aperture of the Bars
Dumb-Waiter.
HE C0RONER'S VERDICT

Yesterday about noon the body OF
a sailor named John Lash, who be.
longed on the Franklin, was found
in dumb waiter Mt the Pearl Sa-
loon on First street.
1t seems that near midnight
Thursday, Lash went into the bar
kept by Mr.. Hughes in South Ports,
mouth, and went up stairs to where
some sailors usually slept. He
found the bar closed and wanting a
drink he attempted to go down
III the bar through the dumb
waiter, which leads into the bar
from the second floor. which il only
about twelve or fourteen inches
square. In doing SO he got caught
| and could not eXtricate himself. He
hallowed for help, but there being
no one in the building he was not
heard by any one who could come
TO his assistance.
MIR. L. j. Gallagher, who lives
opposite, said III the night he heard
some one call for help and could not
locate it nnd thought no more OF it.
This, he thinks, was about 2 O'Clock
in the morning. Numerous inqui.
| ries were made for Lash, who was q
good seaman and had been in the
service for quite number OF years.
Yesterday MIR. Bexey Mears,
in looking around, accidentally dis
cover ed Lash III the waiter. He had
not been seen since Thursday night
some time. The Lieutenant of the
Police was notified, who in turn had
the coroner notified. He at once
had the body removed from the pc
siton it was in. 1t is though. that
Lash saw that the bar was closed,
and wanting drink he attempted
to go down through the waiter hole,
where he got damned. In trying to
get out he kicked his shoes oil and
showed signs Of a desperate struggle
to free himself.
After DIR. Maupin, the Coroner,
arrived Il Jury was summoned, wit
nesses examined, etc., it was decided
to hold an autopsy. Drs. Maupin
and Hatton made the autopsy and
| learned that the dead man came to
his death from the the following
causes, and tie jury SO rendered
their verdict, "that deceased came
to his death from congestion of the
lungs. caused by compression ana
exposure, he having been found
! damned in an elevator shaft"
! They then adjourned and the
body was turned over to the GOV
eminent for interment. 1t was
placed in the ambulance and carried
to the United States Naval Hospital.
The news of the strange death soon
spread and quite number called to
| zee the body.
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j. L. Wilson,
Secretary,

L he Virginia State ItibIe society
Rev. w. FL. Campbell, ID, D., gen
eral agent of the Virginia Bible So.
ciety. was expected here last night
and Will hold services o.day in the
interest of the cause. The following
IS programme of his appointments
Monumental (M. Il. Church at IL a,
M, Trinity (EpiscopaD at 3 p. IN.
st. Johns (EpiscopaD at 4 80 p. m.
Central on. Ed Church at 1880 D.
NJ, Monday night in Court Street
Presbyterian Church, and Tuesday
night in Wright Memorial. A cor
dial invitation is extended all inter.
ested III this work to attend these
services.
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'hooting iii the county.

Yesterday morning Ernest Cold
ing and his brother, Dick, colored,
attacked Jerry Parker, also colored.
Farker was about to clean out the
par OF them, when Ernest Coldipe
pulled out pistol and shot Parker
IN the arm. iniiicting an ugly wound.
Both of the Coldings we're arrested
by Constable Anderson and carried
before ustlce Haynes, who bailed
day,
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Religious.

Central Church-Preaching By
the pastor, Rev w 81 Edwards, at l /
m and 1880 m.
Scottsvile Baptist Church, Rev i
IL Martin. pastor-Pfeaching at III
N ana 1880 p IN. Song service al
$3.50 p N.
Trinity 2 L Church al
IL M and 7:45 p N. Holy Com.
munlon at s m.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Rev j
w Kirby, pastor-Preachinp at II
m and 3 p m. At 7:30 p IN the
pastor will preach from the Seventh
Commandments,