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The morning times., 1895-08-11

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The morning times., 1895-08-11

We stand upon the churchyard sod and gaia
Into the grave OF our beloved dead;
We hear the solemn words of prayer and
praise:
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o1D .yrsGINfa roUHNAMEST.
Sales Of Land in Prince George County
Hurned To Death.

PETERSBTTRG, VA, Dec. H-Speclal'
A daughter OF Albert vaughan Color
cd. residing in Chesterfield. about hVe
miles from Petersburg, was burned 10
dcnth yesterday by her ciothins pecoin-
ing ignited from hre uSeu pS h'i '"'"''
while Killings hogs.
a grand tournement was given yester-
dav at Dinwiddlc Courthouse, ana was
LARGELY attended The successful knights
,r.re Messrs. a. T.. Richardson Ran
doirh Roleseau. AsIlop Doyle, and Ben
amin Boieseau, OF DinwidGie county.
,rhe tournament was followed at night
by n coronation ball, given at the oid
Tavern Mr.. Richardson crowned as
0,,oen OF Love and Beauty, Miss Pau
line Harris. The maids OF honor crown
ed were Miss Etna Peterborough and two
Misses -~frris. The coronation address,
was made by Mr.. Stockdell. OF Dinwiddie
county. Abouf midnight fine supper
was served Dancing was Kept up unui
an early hour this morning.
The Williams farm, in Prince George
conntv four miles and "A half from Pc
fersburc. containing 21S acres, was sold
al public auction to-day TO Mr.. X. G.
Marks. Of Norfolk, for $1,000.
Another farm. Containing twenty acres
I'm the same county, was purchased by
Waverlev Gillian (colored) for $50.
Mrs. j A. Barker. vice-president OF the
Ladies' Missionary Society. OF the Ports
mouth District Baptist Association. or
ganlzed last night. the Ladies Missionary
Society of the Second Baptist church.
The following officers were elected; Presi-
dent. Mrs. A. i. Fristoe. Corresponding
Secretary. Miss Mary Jones; Recording
Secretary. Miss Mamie Lee; Treasurer
Miss Helen Rainey The society starts
out with quite a large membership
AT a meeting OF Petersburg CHAPTER,
No. il, Progressive Endowment Grlld
of America, held last night the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: r. j. Mclwaine. Past Cover
nor: G. j. Barksdale, Governor ). r.
Plummer. Vice-Govornor. j. Il. Strachsn'
Secretary: Thomas }. Burgess. Treas
urer: Rev. r. r. Wilson, Chaplain; j.
l.. Peyser Warcen, J. X. Manson,
Guard: Or. William r. Drewry. Medicai
Examiner. Trustoes-Bcni. Lyon II. b.
Davis. and Bernard Mann.
The receipts Of tobacco at the different
warehouses i'm Petersburg for the past
week were 126 hogsheads. ana sales of
loose tobacco 403,S35 pounds.
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business here In the grocery. and meat
line. consisting OF J. J.. Welsh and Z:
w Irvine, has been dissolved by mutual
consent.
Notwithstanding the long drought ana
many other disadvantages that nave
been acting against the putting IN ine
fail seeding OF wheat, the Farmers thiDk
there will be a fair yield IN some rec
tions of the county. but In other sec
fions there will be but little. II any or
me grain raised what was gotten IN
The rround s. now showing up TO good
advAntaRe and under favorable adNAnl-
ages during the winter the crop VIII
The party OF deer hunters that were
I'm the mountains OF Bath ana AieShahy
have returned, Bringing with them hVe
fine deer and one large wbd TURKEY. -
The bear hunters mat went on, 'nls
week with a pack OF nity HOUNDS re-
turned without having kiiled any OF 'he
sought-for game a.. .a.aaaroaxo
The new schedule on the 'hesa:eahe
and Ohio railway Is giving general SAT
isfsc,lon Ia the public at large. All
the passenger trains arrive anu n'pdI l
On time. when was not the case under
The old arrangement <.,. -, 49,
Air Nj Deal. OF Georgia, AMI MT
Arthur r. LaFar, OF Soutn ,aroiitni,
~ gashinpton and Lee University. nave
Hcen el@rfed editor-in-chief and business
manager respectively, OF "thc talyH,
,re N3ueirafed annual OF the University,
10 he nubiiehed In the carly spring. .
rio Greek Letter Traternities OF the
I-nivorsifV will also get out an annual
Win Mr. / Barron Hone, or Norlolk'
Va as tho editOT-in-Chiei.
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Ashland Notes.

ASHLAND, VA. Dec. Mrs. Sarah
T.. Snead, widow of the late =. y. Snead,
died here to-day after an illness OF sew
erai weeks st the residence OF her SON
in-law, Mr.. j. NJ. stone.
Mrs. Stone ieaves three daughters MIS-
r. Il. Holman, OF Henrico; Mrs. u. H..
Bower. of Richmond. and Mrs }. "a
Stone Of Ashland.
Mrs Snead will be buried IN the fam-
lily section I'm Woodawn cemetery.
The. ladies Of ST. James Episcopal
church will give q poverty party on Mon
dAy night at tho Masonic Hall
Mrs. j. n. Stewart and daughter Will
return fc the city to-day after delight
ful stay i'm Lynchburg OF ten days.
Mrs. Alfred 4. Perkins and her charm
ing daughter, Miss Bertha, OF Alameda,
California, have arrived in he city from
Hartford. and Norwich. Conn, where
they epent most charming time. Nhile
here they will be the guests OF their reia-
tives, MIR. and Mrs l. @. West OF Grove
Avenue.
Or. r. B. Teusler has been called TO
Iunenburg Courthouse TO testify as an
expert in case now being tried by the
court Of that county.
At a regular meeting Of Phil kearney
Post No. TO- held Wednesday evening,
Dec. 4th, Capt. Chas. Haskell was elected
Commander Of the Post.
Rev. w L. Wright, Of Leigh-street
Baptist church, will fiji his pulpit THIS
morning and tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

Revolt whitley in Bedford City-killed
While Hunting.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. Dec. special.
Rev. J r. whitley the new pastor OF the
Methodist church arrived last week anu
is stopping at Randolph Macon ACADEMY
until his fgnitlre Is arranged IN lhc
parsonage The Methodist church was
crowded 10 overlooking last Sunday 10
head his initial efiCrt The sermon IN III.
morning was q discourse On tho Nane OF
"a human soul, aud was. repltte WIN rell-
giOus fefVOr The IN caclcr slyle was
attractive. and the matter Of his sermon
plain ana logical ire lhlpT'shloii '' 'omt
on the congre cation Wa sOou, ana
many words Of commentator were heald
at the conclusion OF the services. IT
Whitley was stationed at ne Broau-
Street church. in your city, last year
Frank Martin, a young man VINO hNts
m Big Island i'm this county, was ou'
hunting with another youth last Weir,
and was accidentlly shot and kll'o. IN
getting over a fence. the gun or MS com
panion was discharged. the lead striking
young Martin in the hip and ranging
down. severed the fcmeral artery.
The revenue receipts here Tor tobacco
stamps for the year ending December
list, exceed the receipts Of last year near
~ $1,000 Good showing for dull year.
Colonel John s. Mostly Is here WISHING
his brother. William II. Mosby.
A prisoner iu the county jail. Wnlle uh-
der the influence OF John Barley Corn,
attempted to butt out OF one Of ihe IRON
cells a few days ago, and received ihlu-
ries which required the attention OF
ili AtliiNIl
Mrs. r. w Coffee and family left this
week for Richmond 10 join her husband.
who is engaged I'm business there.
All dogs in the town and county on
which the taxes for 1894 have not been
paid have been ordered killed. Bob Holt
the blind man. whose dog acts as MS
guide. is the only individual who has been
found mp TO this time TO admit that he
owns a dog.
The trial Of W c. S Robertson. for the
murder Of Ike Roberts viii come up IN
the County Court next Monday.
The negroes still continue 10 hold their
church festivals. though they rarely hold
one without disturbance On Saturday
night last al a church fair al Four Fork
church. I'd. Marshall ana John I'd. Null
len got IN difficulty with another ne
gro named Price Andrews. and w-rle
Mullen was cutting at Andrews, Marshall
shot al the latter and missed his mark,
the ball striking Mullen IN the forehead,
killing him almost instantly. Marshall has
MOI long been out of Bedford city jail
on account of a shooting scrape. de Is
now in Jail AT Campbell Courthouse await
ing trial
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Indicted for Murder in the First Degree

Newton KILLER, who had been arrested
on suspicion o. killing his uncle, Wills
Kibler. was taken before the magistrate.
tried. and sent on to the grand jury,
where he was indicted for murder ia TIE
first degree. ,
The evidence r. entirely circumstantial,
but seems 20 be getting stronger. before
the coroner KILLER stated ne dld not
know the AK which was found IN Inc
house bearing evidences of being the one
used by the assassin Before the haels-
trate IL was proven TO have belonged 10
Wills KILLER Another fact brought out
at the magistrates examination was the
finding in barrel, and covered with
rags, "A pair Of bloody OVeralls. the prop
erfv Of Young kibier. Our readers VIII
remember the young man had claimed
10 have found the dead man In the yard
and carving him in the house, placed
him on the bed, and had not gotten any
blood on his clothing. blanket has
also been found with the four corners
runpled and blOOd-stained, as though II
Mad been caught up with bloody hands
bv the four corners, IA would be done
i'm carving weight. From the appear
ance OF things in the house, the idea
now is that Mr.. KILLER was shot through
the window by some one IN the mouse,
both barrels of the shotgun having en-
tered his face At the same place. Ills
pistol was found on him. one chamber
being empty. This may account FOR the
third shot which was heard by several
PARTIES. The above facts were learned
from several reliable parties living IN
Page county. -Edcnburg Sentinel
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North State News.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bernheim, wife of Rev.
G. ID. Bernhem, pastor of ST. Matthews
English Lutheran church, Of Wilmington
died there last Friday night, after long
illness, i'm her 9th year.
The Danbury Reporter says the WHO
of Lem Bennett of Stokes, was buried
last Wednesday week and the Sunday
night following he was married 10 Miss
Eliza Bennett. II was runaway ar
fair. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by a squire in mountain path
under the moonlight.
Geo. W Blount. Esq, proprietor OF the
Wilson Mirror, died at his home IN VIII
son last Friday morning in his Goth year.
He was educated al Wake Forest and the
University. was "a Confederate soldier.
had been mayor of Wilson. was prom
inent member Of the Baptist denomina-
ton and a prominent Mason, and at the
time of his death was past grand mas
fer and past grand high priest, and past
grand generaliissimo Of the Grand Com
mandery Deceased was brother OF Mr..
Henry W. Blount. the writer and lectu-
70
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The GETTYSBURG Flyer Runs Into Freight
train The Wreck Caught fire.

NEW CASTLE. PA. Dec. THE
"Pittsburg Flyer fast train on the
pjttsburg and Lake Erie, which left New
Castle al q o'clock this evening, collided
with an east bound freight near Newport
station, six miles from this place. Ihe
injured are.
Engineer Frank Adams, both legs cut
Oft, skull frastured: will die, Fireman
John Doubt, OF McKees Rock. knee-cap
torn off. badly scalded may not recover.
W w Bishop, mail clerk, OF Pittsburgs
badly scalded. recovery doubtful. II-
known passenger. slight scalp wound
The wreck caught fire and a panic re-
suited among the passengers, all Of whom
were badly shaken up and terribly
frightened. willing hands fought back
the flames, and the passengers escaped
serious injury. The passengers and In
jured were brought 10 this place. rne
physicians have no hope OF saving the
life OF Engineer Adams and but little
hope of the recovery Of Doubt or Bishop
The passenger engine mail-car smoker
and eight al the freight-cars were wreck
ed. and are now burning fiercely.
The track IL badly torn up and traffic
will be discontinued several hours The
failure OF the freight train crew TO send
out nagman TO stop the passenger train
il said to be the cause Of the disaster.
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in force. The greatest fault In this very
faulty system IL that the road overseers,
as a general thing, are men utterly IN
competent or ignorant Of the art of road
building. -. -, a..
o. 49,, snfficiep, 20 pike the principal coun-
~ roads. BAD roads and the 'yailer
dog'' are the greatest drawback TO de-
velopment on the Southside. -.
Rev. G. G. Sydnor. OF Evinston' va,
maid his brother who is attending hoge
tscadsnov "a short visit this week.
Mrs. Dr +. c.. Booth and daughter.
Miss Henrietta, OF The Grove, James
city county. are Nlsltlhs 'aP'"i" - ''
Harris family. IL, o..oo1 tbs
Paderewski recital <-.u,, zoe, fo-
Il. c. McCulloch and fanny mir ,va
Newport News Tuesday. Ihey wiz "'""'
that point their home.
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A Columbia Hotel Burned.

COLUMBIA, $. c., Dec. AT 1890
o'clock tonight, Nelson's Hotel, on Plain
street. a very large. half-wood, haif-brick
structure was discovered to be a mass
OF flames on the top floor. The building
was owned by William Nelson, who went
10 Charlotte to-day, and was valued at
several thousand dollars. The flames
spread very rapidly, aud one or two OF
the guests had to come over the back shed
roof. the other exits being cut of. A
considerable amount OF the contents was
saved.
st. Peters parochial school building
and Ursline convent. adjoining, were
saved by hard work. The Office sale
was saved.
The building was partially insured. but
the exact amount Is not known. There
is no clue 10 the origin OF the fire.
A negro hell-hoy, only, was on duty
AT the Office and he seemed paralyzed
The flames had gained great Roadway
before they were discovered. The build
ing is a. total loss.
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Ielegraphic Brryiiics.

COMPTROLLER Eckels has appointed j. II.
Flornoy. receiver OF Chattahoochee Ma
tional Bank OF Columbus. Ca, which
failed week ago.
Near Shebyville, H., typhoid fever IS
endemic. Whole families are Frustrated
with il. A notable instance Is the family
of stephen Flanders. a brickmaker.
Eight members have the disease in its
worst form. Four deaths in ten days re-
suting.
Bishop Nicholas says the story tele-
eraphed from Chicago that The r-''- synod
had directed him to build a 10000 ca
thedral al Chicago. is Incorrect lie has
authorized the priests in Chicago to build
a church there. but the price will be
nearer 5000 than 10000.
The American Schooner Bessie F..
Creighton, Captain Russell. from Boston.
November 23d, for Pensacola. stranded
December fth. on Hog Cay. Abaca. pa
hara Islands. The vessel and its cargo OF
fertilizer are total loss. The crew and
materials we're saved.
In Chicago. a fire early yesterday morn
ing destroyed part OF the extensive soap
mandatory OF James 3. Kirk & Co.. at
Is North Water street. The total loss
estimated by XIX at sl30.00).
The loss ~ covered by insurance.
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corr wrArHnR ~ EocKnETDGE.
victoria and Buena Vista Fnrnaees-peer
Hunters.

Hunters.
LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. Especial
Thursday morning the thermometer took
a drop and went below the freezing point,
and there was "a light fan OF snow. The
Blue Ridge and North mountains ha,
a good covering OF winter Whil1 li"ii,ie'
and the general appearance OF lne co"l-
inv presents for the first time TINS sea-
son every appearance of winter.
Conductor y. r. Lynn, of Citton FORGE
running the local freight on the l.eAlhk-
Ton branch Of the Chesapeake and ONO
railway between this point ana balcVhy
Falls. while handling his tram thursGas
morning at Buena vista, fell from the
aide ladder OF a freight car ana had Il
narrow escape with his lie. lie nfone
Two bones I'M one Of his legs in two places
md was carried TO his home az Clitoh
Forge 81. .o.,,,,. ,.no
died n few weeks ago, Was YARD man
i'm the Baltimore ana ONO railway 'ri
Vice at Wheeling, ana was 4 mSmnsr
Of the Relief Department OF the buiu-
more and Ohio railway, and his heirs
viii secure the sum OF iiNc huhdred uoi-
lars from the relief fLnd.
Miss Bessie Shipp. daushter OF ".n ~
eral scott Ship. superintendent OF me
Vireinia Military Institute. is visiting
friends in the city OF Richmond, Va.
Mrs. n. ]. McBryde Is a guest Of MIS-
u NJ Abbott in Richmond.
NJ q Van Warner is IN Baltimore 10
,.cetve expert medical treatment jier
condition is reported to be much IN
P' Mis- Aunspach Of Bedford City. Is a
guest OF Professor and Mrs. >. -. Auhs-
P"rhc football team Of she Virginia
Military Institute has disbanded ior Inc
rnesdsv afternoon last Mr.. W. 5. Hop
kins. Of the Lexington bar. and ms VIE,
celebrated their wooden wedding by
reception at their hospitapiS noinc ~ vi
Nelson street which was largely AZ
tended by tue most prominent S0'''
people OF our town. -, ,,..eeia
A prosperous farmer OF me fair. .,,rl
section in this county was m tOMh .,.o
week looking about TO sell large duan-
tity OF backbone. spare-flb, anu "A..SS
offal OF hogs. saying mat II ne S gguad
find purchasers hc had tW Two nusnrteJ
fine. fat hogs 10 slaughter. lie remaihcu
that hog raising paid him better th ,
any other business on the larn- liv
breaches just what ne practices az"
makes good money out OF his inNestmth',
Victoria furnace at Goshen, III ~
Vista are In full blast, doing thor I'M
capacity OF work and turning out hish-
,,r5de pig and foundry iron. -
REV. A ~ Hamilton, pastor OF Mt.
Carmel Presbyterian church In this conn-
~ last Sunday celebrated the twentieth
Anniversary or his pastorate al 'l"'
en NJ g r. X. Warner. one OF Lexington's
ont.of-town newspaper correspondents.
is IN baltimore on business.
THE county OF Rockbrf6se BONDS, known
As the new issue" per cent, ISSUED ~
isss have been called for the payment
Of principle and Interest +,
The old and well-kro~n hfm or !. n.
Velsh q Co., for many years o"ihs
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The Powers Thought to- Have offered Him
Their support n Grand NiEier.

LONDON, Dec. "A dispatch from
Constantinople, under date December SIN,
says:
Yesterday and to-day emissaries of the
Yild.z Palace, one after another, visited
Said Pasha. imploring him to return.
All met with an uniiinching refusal. u
il understood that the eX-Minister az
heres TO his desire TO leave the country
but viii leave the British Embassy oniy
under a guarantee or protection iroia
the powers. 1870,
The diplomats at their meeting entirely
endorsed the attitude taken by Sir philip
Baron Won Gale, the Austrian Ambassa-
dor. gave TO Said Pasha
The nature OF this resolution is not
known, but Il Ia believed that II Is evil
dence that the powers will support Said
paaha H. he accepts the Grand Nizicrate.
Official dispatches accuse the Armenians
OF poisoning the water AT AintaD. ana
accused band of capturing several Mus
suimans near Sivas and numbering them
with the utmost atrocity.
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WfLhIR U1NNLh'S hV'D
The Court Decides Against the ps's""""''
Barn and Contents B"rned'

LYNcHBURG, VA, December ''-spe-
cial.-In the suit OF the First National
Bank VS.. The Guarantee Company oil
North America, involving the bank OF
$1,000 of Walker g. Hammer, the deiaei'-
ing teller of the bank, which has been pc
fore Judge Grimsley, OF the circuit court
for some time, on motions oil couhsei LOT
the defendants, to move the case 10 ~
United states Court. the Judge decided
against the defendant.
He overruled every motion except one
and that was TO have the sheriff OF Rich
mond to award his return on the attach
ment.
The grainary and barn Of W. Il. Iwir-
Ter. in West Lynchbure. caught IRE from
an engine at 1880 this afternoon ana was
entirely consumed with contents, con-
sisting Of 5000 pounds OF feed, l27 bushels
Of wheat. two buggies. harness, &c.
Loss $500. Insurance, N,ovp.
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JAMES err oIRcUfT ooURr.
The settlement of the Famous Jones Con-
tested VIII Case

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Dec. 7.-Spe-
cial.-Circuit Court adjourned to-day, af-
ter a session OF three weeks The Jones
will case was decided. and verdict rem
dered for the plaintiff a motion for a
new Trial was overruled. Bills of ex-
ception lave been prepared for an APP
peal TO the Supreme Court.
The executor. Judge. Warren. was di-
rccted 10 pay j. h. hubbard and h r.
Pollard, attorneys. one thousand dollars
each out OF the sale or property in Vir-
gina Judge ID. G. Richardson and Isaac
Digs attorneys for plaintiff, one thou
sand dollars each, out OF funds arising
from the sale OF northern property. Dr
n. A. Wise. who testified as an expert,
Si0O: and TO John q. Winston. stenog-
rapher. Sl95.1. T. G.. Carlton. stenogra-
pher. $40. the court further ordered
that the plaintiffs pay TO the defendants
their costs.
court adjourned this evening.
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sr. JAMES PRoTKgTA1fz HI
pal Cnuron corner s1fss 80 - 4.-~ !
strssts,. Sunday school, ~
aay morning tsrviss,; a. #~dnSS r. !!
sysn,ns : ssry'sss. ! 5. y. Holy
msniqS, r;t syhdHSyA s & re r ss4dss
west Grace street.
BARTON HEIgHTs EPIPHANY ~
sion.--Kev. Dr. sPRIQd VIZ c0ne92
vin@ service each Sunday - II a. -
;y ial';.l s', Sunday IS; .s e: ' x
ST. LuKEs EgtscoPAL ca s.s1eisk
sorniPs R R vNHxo saS n,n'assS u chsrS
s s. sySn asS9G ser " ' !, NJ Tvsnls!
player and SOM. service: Wiz. nrv '1 TSurs
y Syyv one s,x "a ' ~ c'Y You vii .
cor eayydis aiE welcomed at any OF the services
III you DO not attend religious .skxX9
elsewhere: We wou'd .n ns s vpprsSip With =
regularly
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuESH
Grace and Madison s,see ss o;-,pTr;
the evening he Will lecture on
Judean Mountains.
GRACE srREET TREsbsYrFnhsnnr
pastor. Services are held IN this ehurc1
as follows: At II o'clock A. NJ eno
p. n Preaching In the morning ~ ~
pastor and n the evening q p wea noa
night services conducted By the psss"
at 8 O'clock Prayer-mceting IN the rev
ture-room. conducted by the Young fso
Pies Society. az o'clock sunday h'k""
ts
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DR. HOt;E will preach at II A. Nj Ak
r. NJ the Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR. - ~
viii deliver a discourse IN the series OF
"9reat bras In Church History.
snvENTH-sTREET II IAN
church (Seventh and Grace streets), key;
JAHEZ HALL. notwithstanding az ~
A. M and u. NJ Sunday school ~
o:3O A. NJ. Christian Endeavor. 10 - ~
Sunday. Prayer-meeting, L. ~. en-
nesday. Sewing Circle II A. NJ. Thurs
day' little Sewing Circle, I =. NJ. Fri.
day. Seats free. Public cordially in'ite"
ch MnS ,nis,shall street. bet. Graham and
Hancock). Rev H. G. GARRISON, pas
tor.-Preaching at II A. NJ. and 2. ~
sunday school at 800 a. NJ Cnrlss, nr
meeting. p. NJ. wednesday. Seats FREQ
Public cordially invited.
WEST-END MISSION tCHRiSTtAN)-
laO6 west Cary street.-Sunday school ~
A. NJ Pray.r-mestirg every THURSDAY
night at s o'clock. Public cordially IN
vited
FIRST ENGLISH 7. 7
church Seventh street near uracs
street,, Rev. j. A. MOREHEAD. pastor
Divine service Sundays az IL A. NJ. svunj
Peoples Luther League the first and tniri
MI
| fourth Fridays at r. NJ. Prayer-mss,.
Ing Wednesdays at =. NJ. SUNDAY
school al o:30 A. NJ All welcome and
special invitation TO strangers
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH CIV
north Fifth street., Rev. JOSEPH ~;
sEATON. pastor Services at II A. NJ
and \ p. Nj. Morning subject. Pictures
on Memorys Walls" Evening sunlec'
fsecond sermon on the subjecp. VA
| Jesus God?" Sunday school al III M
Rihle-class at - NJ. subject, Jesu'
Tempted In the Wilderness.
NEW JERUSALEM MISSION mo. "a
west Marshall street)-i.a services:
A NJ. Sunday school IL A. NJ. sesmos
on '''rhe Christmas o. the New AZ.
Library OF Swedenborg's theolosica' WIN
ings free to responsible persons
RRoAp-srREEr MISSION HALL
| rio east Broad open every night-
Noonday prayer-meeting every DAY ex
na,'t Sunday. The Christian Alliance
dessigned to promote a deeper Cnristia5
he meets every Friday night Al
welcome.
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Fire in an lnilrmary.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. Dec. AT Q
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
Or. Watkins lnfrnary at Highland
Park, suburb Of Montgomery. There
were three large twO-stOry frame isiild-
ings, all OF which were destroyed.
There were "A number or patients under
treatment in the building. but all Of
them were safely removed. A portion OF
the furniture was saved, but DR.. Wat
kins lost all his valuable instruments.
The loss will amount tOAabout <2OWO,
with insurance Of s. 600.