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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
WATT, RETTEW g CLAW
IIUNTERSVIl.LE.

The Sewing Circle of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs. A. IL. Hawks
Johnson avenue, yesterday.
There is n sick infant in each of the
Jennings families on Johnson avenue.
After lingering Hines; of many
months Mrs. Carrie Virginia Lee, bclov-
ed wife of Mr.. II. II. Lee, iial at thci,
residence, No. li6 East Wa -hlnGtoI
avenue. Sunday at . p. m. aged Ii sears
She leaves, besides her husband, tire,
children--two daughters and one son
10 mourn their loss. Her funeral will b,
preached from the residence to-day ii
II a. m, Rev. j. ~. Moore. her pastor
officiating. she having been 4 consist
cnt member OF Queen Street NJ. Il!
Church for n long time. Iniermcnt will
be in Elmwond. Friends and acQuaint-
anceS invited TO attend.
a fine meeting Sunday night WAS thu
result Of the opening services Of t!ie re.
vival meetings now III progress ut the
Methodist Church, Rev. X. w. Webb
assisting the pastor Rev. j. g. Lennon
y full house and deep interest are thu
special features reported. Let all at
tend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
Erlsfssi Possible Msntlsn kade of Many
Matters or Interest 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything Hut
Something About Many Things
a photographic View of Life In
Norfolk in Its Many and ynry.
Ing Phnses-Brier, Faithful, Vivid.

Mr.. ]. H. .Faber returned home yes
terday morning from North Carolina.
The meeting of the +, Il. Y's will be
held In parlors of the Girls Home to-day
at i:30 p. IN.
The Norfolk District w. C. IT. U. has
received 70 new members within the
past three weeks.
An art exhibition will be given at the
colored Y. NJ. c. A. by the colored nor
NAL painting class.
Rev. z. Hughes, of Calvary and
Mount Pleasant churches. yesterday
baptized nine candidates.
Services at Union Mission were con-
Quoted last night by Messrs. w. D.
Reynolds and Wade Vaughan.
The police yesterday arrested Mat.
Corbett. colored. upon the charge of
stealing a $40 skin In Portsmouth.
The Fire Department was forced to
put plug-Stroam on the Water street
peanut fire, the flame having started
again.
Mr. A. NJ. Baldwin has resigned his
position with the Jenkins Paint and
on Company to accept one with Dun's
Agency.
The many friends of Miss Louie NJ.
Jordan will regret TO learn that she con-
tinues quite Ill at her home. No. los
Charlotte street.
A crayon portrait of Mr.. Charles
Reid. executed by A. b. Walker & Co.,
and presented to the Chamber of Com
merce will be exhibited in Watt, Rettew
G. Clay's window.
The police have made an inventory
OF the Social Clubs in the city and dis
covered that at least n third of those
that held charters have gone out Of the
business. while four are operating
without charters.
Seven members OF the Wide Awake
Bicycle club crossed over to Newport
News yesterday and took spin
through the country thereabout. eating
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
NEWS OF TIE CHURCHES.
Many Items OF Interest 10 the Chris.
tim People OF NorfOIk.

Rev. Mr.. Beckham addressed the Ep-
worth Rosebuds Sunday.
Mckendree Epworth League will in
stall officers tonight. in connection with
which a splendid programme will be
presented. All leasuers Invited.
The City Uniontof Kings Daughters
meets Wednesday, afternoon at o'clock
at Epworth Church lecture room.
Street Baptist Church met last night.
The subject discussed was: Echoes
from the Lynch burg Convention"
The new organ in the Freemason
Street Baptist Church could not be
used Sunday, the motor not being ready
for use.
Rev. DR. Royal, of Princess Anne
county, will assist In the revival meet
Ing at Trinity Methodist Church, this
week.
Rev. j. X. White. of Portsmouth.
preached at Queen Street Methodist
Church Sunday in the absence of the
pastor. and his sermons were very
highly spoken of.
Dean Hart. Of Denver. preached at
st. Luie's Episcopal Church. this city.
Sunday morning. and at st. Andrew $
Chapel, Huntersvi'le. at night He is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. St John
Rev. Mr.. Barr. Of Suffolk, preached
nm excellent sermon Sunday night at
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, this city,
II being the annual union service of
the Episcopal Churches of Norfolk In
the interest of the jackson Orphan Asy-
lum.
Rev. J. r. Jet received ten members
ON profession at Gilmerton Method list
Church Sunday.
A large collection for conference as
sessmcnts was raised nj the Cumher-
land Street Methodist Church Sunday.
The only Methodist ministers in Nor
folk and Portsmouth who must neces-
sarily leave their present charges at the
conference. which meets next month.
are Rev. T.. II. Rawlings. of Centenary,
and Rev. J. IT. Routten. of I1eKies Me-
mortal. this city, and Rev. w. II. Ed
wards. of Central, Portsmouth. 4 num-
Der of preachers are spoken OF as the
coming new pastors of these churches.
but the only one particularly dwelt upon
Is Rev. ]. 7. Whitley (now of Bedford
City, for Central. Portsmouth
Rev. DR.. w. J. Young. of Epworth
Methodist Church. has raised about $500
for foreign missions-more than his
assessment. and lie expects to raise still
more from private contributions.
The revival meeting at the Cumbcr-
land Street Methodist Church continues
this week nightly.
Revival meetings will begin soon at
the Epwarth and LcKies Memorial
Methodist Churches.
The frontispieCc OF the proceedings of
the last session Of the Southern BAPTIST
convention is full page pictured
speaking likeness--of the late Rev. Ii
hcrius Gracious Jones. ID. D.. of Norfolk.
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publico.iona Received

THAT .ROMANIST."-A novel, by
Adella II. Mac author published by the
Arena Publishing Co. of Boston. Mass.
Miss Lenorah Cameron, the very fetch
Ing Scotch-Irish girl Is the heroine of
this bright tale, and second only to ahe
attraction of the heroine are those of
Flossie Muller, her nine-year- femi-
nine admirer. Lenorah Is a Catholic
and Paul. who loves her. Protestant.
The difference in their religious beliefs
seems an insuperable obstacle, but In
time they get married" and live happy
6evcr after" The scene Is laid In some
of the most popular winter resorts OF
Florida and the South Cncluding a
trip to Cuba). in Tarrytown on the
tiudSon-all these localities being vivid
ly described-and on ocean steamer
Price: cloth. sl.25; paper. so cents. For
sale by the trade. or sent postpaid on
receipt of price by the publishers.
>,o M,lGSLURES MACHINE FOR
and del:cacy of the old daguer-
reotype are made manifest in
the November McClure's, where fine re-
productions of daguerreotype portraits
or Calhoun. Webster, Edward Everett,
Or. Holmes, jenny Lind. and others,
from rare collections still surviving.
Another illustrated paper Is Ethel
Mackenzie McKenna's account OF the
English artist Alm1-Tadena. a new
story by Rudyard Kippling appears in
this number.
There is other fiction by clever story
OF loss and recovery of diamonds. a
thanksgiving love story and two charm
ing dialogues by Anthony Hope. Then
there Is one of Cy Warrants true rail-
road stories-the story OF a fierce bat
tie between snow plows on top OF ahe
Rocy Mountains.
M.sS Tarbell contributes an account of
Lincoln's nomination 10 the Presidency
in 1860
"GoDEY's FOR NovEMBER."-
Godey's Magazine for November has n
strong election time flavor Rufus r.
Wilson'S illustratde article on "Conduc-
ting a National Camp lign" presents in
hiehiy IN erest!ng way facts that II is
the duty OF all citizens to be familiar
WITH and answers the important queS-
Ton so often asked: What becomes of
the large sums collected every four
Years by the national committees 2"
Under the tile. of We tie editor"
Frank c. Bray tells lively story about
running newspaper In small city.
In Quaint Old Zoar" describes the
charming little Ohio Sc; Element to which
Major Mckinley has betaken himself
10: rest during the campaign; and Mr..
Lays life of Fra nklin, which has met
WIN very cordial reception Is con
tinued in profusely illustrated install
ment entitled Franklin tina Politician
md the Statesman" AS many more H.
lus'rated articles are continued In thi.
:ssue. and the fiction includes excellent
stories. The Cooley Company. 50
Lafayette Place. New York
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IfTroubIed with rheumatism lsead
This.

Annapolis. Md. April 1G, 1S94--I have
nsed Chamb rains Pain Balm for rhe,,.
matism and found II to be all that Il
claimed for IL. believe il 10 be the best
preparation for rheumatism and deen
seated muscular pains on the market
and che rfully recommend it to the pub.
lie. JNO. g. BROOKS, dealer In boots
shoes. etc, No. IS Main Street.
ALSO READ THIS.
ecaanicsv!le, 81. Mary County. Ma
sold a bottle of Chamberlain's pain
Balm 20 a man who had been suIferin.,
with rheumatism for several years. II
made HIM well man. a. j. M'GIIL.
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
Epwer,h "UaiIy nay"

Rally Day" at the Epworlh Sunday
School yesterday was the occasion OF
much interest and profit to those who al
tended. There was large attendance
and q fine programme of recitatIons
and music, the latter portion being
participated in by Prof. Borjes' excel
lent orchestra. MIR. W. S. Lumley led
the vocal numbers. While no particular
effort was made In this direction tn /.
building was tastefully decorated to a
limited extent an interesting feature
being Rally Day" wrought in autumn
leaves.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
Important Notice.

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that Cape Charles Light Vessel No. 4.
went drift during the gale Of October
18th. and will not he placed on her
station. off Smith Island Cape Charles)
north side of the entrance to Chcsa
pcake Ray, until some necessary repairs
are made. which will be completed al
an carly date. when the vessel will b,
returned TO her station. of which due
notice will he given.
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Offers G.Ipcpfoh

The following officers OF the Cumbpr-
land Street Methodist Sunday school
were elected Sunday: L. j. Whitehurs,
superintendent; Willard T.. Brown. az
sistant superintendent; Frank Miller.
secretary: James T.. Dey, treasurer:
Frank A. Gilbert. librarian; Walter +.
busch. musical director: Prof. Eories
Miss Lovey Blick. Miss Leila Thomas,
Miss Mary Dey. Mrs. C. l.. Foster. Or.
ganlsts: j. u. Mcbride. cornetlei
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The Epworth League of Lekics Me-
mortal Church Will be held tonight a,
There VIII be a nothers' meetine. q,
The w. c. T. L. Hall Tonight.
capt. j. j. Lanier was reported yes.
terday as being quite Sick at his home
at Lamberrs Point.
Mrs. VIM. Murray. OF Colley avenue
VINO mas been very sick. was much be,
ter yesterday.
sunday afternoon while little Frances
Coiiinda was playing she had the mis-
fortune to fan and break her collar
bone. She was resting as comforta hi
IS could be expected yesterday after
noon.
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Nothing Mnne Counts

Our $500 patrol shoes for wear, ease or
comfort. Made with three distinct soles
and each one of solid leather and we'll
put together We have them in both
lace and CATERS. suitable for black
smiths, carpenters, oystermen, wharf
mon. farmers. In fact, every kind OF
mechanics.
a record is kept of all purchasers of
this famous shoe.
HELLER ONE PRICE SHOE STORE.
IS Bank street
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SSSsSS SAS$SeIaag q ~ gESN&9
.ANAVA.

Canava is on irridescent dream in dress goods There
are those who are red of rough susCanava is made for
them 1t is not hapSack diagonal cloth-- is new
weave that takes tine place OF them. New shades IS inches
nlent with the maker.
- ABOUT hundred pieces of AlWoo Fancy Dress Goods
at 2c yard. Never such gathering at such price
Twenty-Five pieces Of AI-WooI and Silk and Wool Wool
Fances regular SOC. ones are here at 3Z1lc
W, wo hundred pieces or SO OF High Class Fances in All
Basket Diagonal and Bouree SOC here This is 12Ic
TO 25c yard below the general run of stores.
hen, at &c., is long line OF Foreign Fances Bourette
and other Silk and Wool Mixtures Likely 25c. and in some
cases certainly soc. yard saved.
Dress Goods like CoakS here, are marked as stap1es
are, at the start not high with eye to reduction as the
season advances or when forced 10 do by competition
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
Smith.Inrner NupiinIa.

Mr.. John w. Smith and Miss Lucy
+. Turner we're married at 8 O'Clock yes
terday morning at the residence of the
brides father. Mr.. S. g. Turner. on
Brewer street. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. NJ. b. Wharton. y. d..
pastor OF Precursor Street Raptist
Church. The bride wore q handsome
travelling gown and after the ceremony
the couple left Immediately on their
wedding trip.
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suffolk ana Rack for eoc.

= round trip rate of Coo 10 the Suffolk
Fair October 20. u. % ana IS Is am
nonnccd by t.hc Atlantic d Dtnvlle
:dilway. which Is the only line running
direct 10 the Fan grounds and il. there
fore. the quickesi: and cheapest route.
Doubtless many Will avail themselves
OF the opportunity 10 visit this inter
eating exhibition in view Of the low rate
of .,hc y & =.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

Twenty buildings and seventeen
freight cars on the Southern Railway
We're destroyed by fire in Alexandria
Sunday night. The total loss is estimat-
ed at 100000. The heaviest loss falls
upon William y. Smoot and the AleNan-
dria Fertilizer and Chemical Works. oil
which he is the manager. Their com
bined damage reaches about $4,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

II you keep the stomach and bowels
right i'll hot. damp weather you Will MOI
ne troubled with any of the Summer Ills
and there Is only one way 10 keen them
right and that is by the use OF Lighting
Hot Drops. Now this is what siomanS
and bowel troubles include: All iniesti-
nal ills, from ln:antile Collie 10 Choler.
be written simply Cholera. as the morbIIs
adds nothing to the meaning: it's a deadIv
disease often kills, and Kills quickly toSS
II not checked. death frequently e1s,iIp,,
within O few hours of the beginning of he
attack. Cholera morbUs IS OF microbjc orr
gin: so are the great majority of stomach
and bowel disorders, one particular sne
cies OF bactcriunl inducing this COMPLIANT
another species that.
and Bowel troubles Cholera. ChoicTinc or
Premonito:y Diarrhoca. Cholera Mori,1s
Cholera Infantum. Summer Compiainii'
DySentery or Bloody sIiX Eluv ILL.,
rhoea. CramD Cole. Painters Collie Non-
sea, lsotchiug and FIatulency--It CJiR isS;
the whole long list. from Cholera Ia In
inntlle tholic. Swcetened, children Ike Il
Lighting Hot DROPS Will cure any kind or
pains. external and internal. Have a boI
tie ready, for YOU can't tell how soon yo,,
may need II and we know its use will slyn
YOU much suffering. This is moi an Or.
drawn statement but every word il i'm,
nnS when YOU have once tried 1t Won viii
say tho same. " t''
Lighting Hot Drops are sold with IN.
distinct understanding that Ii you get no
relief your money Will be rcf,lnded IN.
your druggist. The soc. size contains tw6
and half times as much as, the 25c
SIZE. HERE MEDICINE CO., SpringfeId
t4l
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Three nice rooms for light
housekeeping al No. 70 Tazewell street
oc20-2t'
2 OR RENT-FROM JANUARY 1st
1897. that very desirable store, old No
l72 Main street, new No. $40 (Bailentlne
Building). at present occupied as n dry
goods store by r. A. Saunders Applv to
THOS. r. BALLENTlNE, Room IS, third
floor Bailentine Building ocS-eod-tf
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sIot.oro,oztcnI Dntc,

y. S. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau. Norfolk. Oct. II.
The following observations are re,
corded for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature, .... 50
Minimum temperature, ...,. AZ
Normal temperature, ...........,.... 81
Departure from normal. ......minus II
departure since Jan. l, ........ minus IL
Rainfall in "a hours ............... D
Rainfall sir ce October 1............. 1.39
]. j. GRAY Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

~ full supply OF these superior lenses
always OF land. Spectacies OF all kinds
and general line OF optical goods are
and supplies and the best lines Of siivsr
and jewelty. Call on c. +. Greenwood
& Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
HOW Abou, the nndioa.

CITY Sergeant Lawler has written 10
the State medical authorities asking
them If they wanted The bodies OF vii
iiams and Downing, the two negroes
condemned to be executed here in De-
cember. If they do not. then they will
be turned over To their families.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

Always In season. HOPKINS Steamed
Foniny Q3uNed Cnrnl Elegant lun ch
en Mix. Quart con. 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
TO cunEA coLD INo>En.y.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II il
falls to cure. Csc. S-tu,thu,sat,7m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20
WEATHER REPORT.
Forccant and General Conditions For
To-day

Washington, d. c., Oct. 20, 1896.
For virginia-Generally fair;
FAIR warmer; southwesteriy winds.
For North Carolina-Gene-
- rally fair; warmer: southwest
eriy winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM In
western part OF city, with use of bath;
terms moderate Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. SEQ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

Others have found health. v.gor and vi.
tally In Hood, 5 Sarsonarilia, and 1t surely
has power to help you also. Why net t.y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

Let us show you through our line of
foreign suitlnEs. Every one Of them
worth q look.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
1862 Main street.
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PORT CALENDAR.

sun rises, CHS u M; sun sets. 5:22 p
m; high water. SIG a. M, and $3.50 p. IN.
low water, :5i a. M, and 2,S5 d. III.
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Prof A. Hel,czzn.r Dancing Academy.

Lessons regular on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at $50 p. M for gen.
tlemen; Tuesday and Saturday at ..
m. for ladies ana children. ocl8-St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

WANTED.-A frst-class dress maker,
cutter and filter wanted, one who can
give reference. Address MRS, Virgin
ian office, city. oclS-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-20

WANTED.-Useful kitchen specialties
Why don't you go early and avoid the
grent crowd of lad es going to No. 81
Bank street, new numbeD to buy the
articles you most desire? Viz: The
Gem Steak Tenderer, the Biscuit Cutter,
and all other useful articles sold nj the
lowest prices. oc1S-3ts
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WANTED.-To rent with privilege of buy
Ing, small comfortable farm short dis
tance from Huntersville. Address. stat
Ing terms and full particulars, f. r.,
care this office. oc1S-its
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| See DR.. Week about your eyes. All
| glasses prescribed are guaranteed.
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WANTED, Experience young lady de-
sires position as gcverness Pupils not
ton. Address MISS n. HITE, No iO7 n.
Carey street. Baltimore. Nd. ocl7-3ts
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,,T The K,ns az Pills. Heeeham,-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

$4,000, 80, 900. $l,l00 AND OTHER SUMS TO
lend OH Norfolk and Portsmouth real es-
tate security. HUGH c. DAVIS, sc Main
street. oc2p-lw
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-A very desirable carr age
horse for sale cheap, or Will trade for a
ladies' bicycle. Address Lock Box AS.
oclS-3t
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TYPEWRITER WANTED.-want to buy
second hand Remington: good order.
Useless to WI t. unless cheap. Address
REMINGTON, care this office. ocl0-if
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FOR SALE.-I have for sale on easy terms
good farm at the growing town OF
Winfall, n. c., on the n. & s Railroad.
Apply to Fl. S. ELEY, Berkley, Va.
OclI-tf
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WANTED-An active man at S12 weekly
and expenses No fol tune hunter want
ed. VIII guarantee permanent post on
" right. II interested address quickly.
manufactures" L. o. Box 5S0S. Boston.
Mass. ocS-2m
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5000 To LOAN on long time. II. c..
HOGGARD & co. tal4-tf
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FOR SALE.-A complete wood yard In n
good location. Price rea Sonable. Ad-
dress ]. B.. this office. ocl4-1w'
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FOR SALE.-A heavy II karat double ca Sc
go.u watch, cost 5000. Sold for no
fault. purchaser may have privilege of
easy payments il desired, provided sat
isfactUIy references are furnished. Price
on time ft5. cash $40. Add es WATCH,
care of N.rGinan. seg-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
crrc1DE or A DISGRACED MINISTER.

Boston. Sept 22.-The Rev. James b. Morrison.
. Unitarian clergyman of Laconia. y. H.. com
rnitted suicide last night by inhaling gas at the
Revere House In this city. Up to September IL
be had the implicit confidence Of large circle OF
,r,ords on that day charges of a heinous nature
were preferred against him. and because OF them
no fed the town. Last evening he came to this
civ and going to the Revere House. was as
signed TO n room the second floor He imme-
diately retired. and nothing was heard from him
during the night. This morning he was found
daad In he'd the gas being turned on full and the
kevhole and the cracks OF the windows stopped
M. He left several letters directed TO persons in
Iacona in which he said that he had been un.
ahIe IN hear up under the serious charges that
had been made against him. and had come TO tne
nonclusion that Ii would be best to put an end to
Me lie Morrison had been resident OF La
coma for five years and for most OF that
tnnk charge OF the church when II was In n de-
clining state and by energy and persistence ma,
,oriaiiv added TO it's membership and financial
strength He was about thirty years old.