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The St. Johns herald., 1896-08-08

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The St. Johns herald., 1896-08-08

THE Territorial Sunday School conven- tion will be held at Flagstaff this year, beginning August 15 and continuing for three days.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-08-08
THE IMPORTANT THING.
fDetroit Tribune |

The smile of rejoicing upon her lips dies, The shade of soul agony comes in her eyes, She is asking herself if the fales have been
 kind,
 And kept her skirt and her shirt waist together
 behind
The St. Johns herald., 1896-08-08
OUR STANDARD BEARERS. For President,
 VIM. J. BRYAN.
 Of Nebraska.
For Vice President, ARTHUR P. SEWALI
 Of Maine.
Of Maine.

C.F. HAGER is now manager of the Holbrook Argus. He IS a frst-class printer and newspaper man.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-08-08

It's an i'll wind that blows nobody good; the small boy whose sister has he scarlet fever get vacation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
KANSAS.
They Got Down to Work Early-Peucr
Spoke.


They Got Down to Work Early-Peffer
Spoke.
Abcl,ne, Kan, August 6-Thc pupulist
convention got down To the consiierau on
Of the resolution committee report and
without much ado the report was adopted
as presented.
The resolution Indorsos the IT. Louis
platform aud Bryan and Watson. Thcy
congratulate Kansas that since the luIn-
lists have been IN politics many good laws
have been secured; condemn the rcnlh-
ncnn house Of representatives for falling
Ia pass hills. demand that officers larry
out the viii OF the people, demand tbdl
the attorney general enforce the statute
limiting corporations to the hns ness
named n their charters. ana thht ran
roads shall do no other business tllhu
common carriers. favor max mum
freight law demand restrict on OF convict
labor, demand reduction OF purlic raj
ares: demand that the suprrmr curt. ~
Justice to the people clear liz dockCts.
The nomination of senator Lc,dy for
governor at = o'clock thA morning. leii
The Delegates to the popul.s, convention
n a mood for quick work today aud tnoy
bcpnn at . O'Clock. United states Seua-
tfi PETER oponcd thr session with an
address advocating the fusion Of The anti
gold forces ON basis of votc' cast iof
all offices.
A telegram was ordered sent to the
1orulist conventions IN rossipn IN V"NnS,
tieofgia, Nebraska and Alabama, and IN
form them OF the iniur cement OF Bryan
and Watson. rhr conference comm lieo
were suspended while the cpuv.n Ion pro-
"a, ded To the nomination " = chef Jut-
tlcc Four names were prosecuted, JldN'
Frank Foster finally h'inS elected by
his thanks Ia brief speech ANA u recess
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
IN rilll SIXTH.

Waxahachio. Texas. August 1.-THE
SlNth congressional district convention
was cNalel to ordar in the city hall at 3
o'clock ihis afternoon, Hon. Tom smith
OF I'm county resolved u telegram from
Wash Hardy now at Groesbceck holding
court. authorizing MIN to call the con
h Nsn,,9n to , Grder n nHmsy ID kSmn,e' ~
dee gates To THIS city and formally tlrncd
The keys over 10 them
o. -. toiuuict placed In nomination
Hon. W. t. ramsey FOR temporary chair
man G. g. Weaver aud u. T.. Colqmlt
were made temporary hecrctnrys,
Judge Boukout of Dallas moved that tho
roll DO called aud that three committee
men t,c apponts.i from each county az
follows: ON order OF business, rnies and
permanent organization, on basis OF repre-
- n.otion, and on platform ana r5solu-
tons.
The convention then adjourned until 3
O'Clock Tonight
Tonight promptly on time Judge Ram
sey call,-l tho convention 90 order. Tho
temporary equalization was made perina-
ncnt farmcr Shaw of Dallas was invited
to address the convention. lie kept the
convention IN "A continuous uproar Of
laughter for twenty minutes.
Hon. j. A. Iseall OF ELLIS was called for
bW failed 20 respond
Colonel W. q. Holland of Dallas pre-
scented Hon. i, y, lhrkc's name to the
convention The colonel nlludei to Bar
nsrt Gibbs and through mistake asked
that the convention nominate Mr.. Gibbs.
As soon ~ he saw his mistake he shout
ed; My Col, no. nnybody but Gibbs9'
Hon John King Of Icllis placed In nomi-
nation Hon. Ham Gosscut of Kaufman.
HE was frequently npplu udcd, ana Voice
from the audience Interrupted hun seV-
erai times, asking, "iow about the alton
land hw7"
Nelson Phillips Of I'm county seconded
the nomination OF Judge Burke and Hon.
-. W. Cdcll OF johnson seconded the hoin-
nation of Nj, IL, GoSsett.
The balloting has been rcdhot
tip 10 the thirtypcighth ballot no nomi-
l.... .hl lA.altf
journed until $3.50 tomorrow morning.
The Navarro ielegat lon cast their ten
votes for James Clarity every time Burke
ard Gossett are about evenly pittcd. u
durk horAe is talked of.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
saIfIRE FOK SILVER.
Wasblngton's Senator wan support the
Chloago Ticket.

Washington's Senator wan support the
Chicago Ticket.
S1lt,Ic. Wash, August 6.-5on Nor
squire, In his reply to the telegram OF in
o,iiry from tho Henry NJ. Teller club OF
se,lt,le regarding his position In the pres
eul campaign. says -,
~ take my stand with the friends OF nj
vrr and heartily indOrse The platform
mlopt.n at Ia" conference Of blmetallisls
At inroma June ~, AZ n necessary se-
gtienca I shall support Bryan FOR p'f~i-
dent The money question II the para
mount issue OF the campaign; others can
he hold ia allegiance. Therefore, l trust
fhn friends OF silver VIII particularly unite
in uuA commJ IN cause. regardless OF proyi-
GUS parry Ties, and work for the speedy
r.rnsnetl1auon of silver In this country,
yrhich. IL ac, omplishcd, will do more than
eau In, done in any other way 10 effect
SILVER umnntlD4tiou thrO lghout the
World n is my Intention 20 proceed 10
III. STATE of Washington as soon as posi-
bic to bear my share 81 the burdens OF the
coming campaign, which 1 think Ii one
of the most important-if not the most
impoTtaut--in iis history, ! Did todsb,"d
to the cause Of the people"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

Galveston. Texas. August THE com
,r,,reo appointed hy Chairman Bentley -
|,rmultte answers to The Nebraska alb
j. ,i.,,,m,.tt ,elsrrams Is tarr} Tracy. stump
hsh6y and Barnett Gibbs as,e II Ieepared a
That Tracy IN i1,,,g = NO Wms0n. no
Hegram r"tu''N'
Bryan. ,,.....,, ..ountv saws that the
ttitE am IN !, H.. made 10 vote II down. II
,IIi sarIy be submitted TO ne convention
s1nirht. AZ me hour ios ~ ,, ~
IS nrgcotd ne slowly. .. ,,.,,h A.t,t.,.
NJenkius held conference WIN IA A ~ Try
ard Tracy the stag Ash ,bs se8s f
le ,,,i',,sre hui declined TO say what the
contents are ,-..,, ,,.,ll mt he sub
mltr,ii ,, u,,'' IS divided upon how strong y
sSniiid he. Ashby favorins Hlud'e OF
road expression.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
WEST VIRGINIA DEN ocRArrc.

Washington. August 4.--Chairman Chill.
ton OF the democratic State central COM
mittee of Wcs~ Virginia visited head
quarters today and had long talk with
Senator Faulkner. Mr.. Chiffon said that
pohscal matters are shaping themselves
In the Southern part OF the Hrate IN n
innnner TO enable somerhing like correct
estimates to he made of the probable out
come. tie predicts q sweeping victory for
upon Me enrolment of democratic CAM
rnish etuns. He said there are thirty-seven
,lups ~ hanawha county. each one hay-
ins n lie membership republicans to the
hummer OF from ten to thirty. No club
W. nan FEWER than Deven icpubl,cans. In adj
uiuon, thcrc arc q number OF free silver
NNto une democr.uic tiekA..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
KANSAS.
Democrats Wll Name tho Electoral
Ticket.

Democrats VIII Name tho Electoral
Ticket.
Hut ,hinson. Kan. August 6.--1'hc demo
Gratis and populists of Kansas have prac-
ticallv effected fusion of interests In
the coming election. Since Tuesday last
the democratic convention her" has walt
ed ON the populists at Abilene. The dem
orrhis hold Two sessions today. The morn
lng session was adjourned uutl cNohipg'
thu, pouulsts at Abilene having during
that time taken no action M TO IN" pro-
nos.d fusion Whom the democrats rcas-
semb.d this evening word was received
from their ambassadors at Ahilrn" thht
the populisis had accepted the ticket rec
commended by the democrats for electors
THIS ticket was then formerly placed In
nomination
The democrats then took up the lnes-
tlon of Il State ticket and there hoiny
practically lao opposition ia the popnlist
nominees as far as selected. they wer"
named Al l0.3n the convention TOOK "A
recess unti 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
whom the other populist nominees VIII
undoubtedly be indorsed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
TuE TRAP SHOOTERS.

Chicago. August 6.-Interest In the Du-
pont word's championship tournament
in progress at Burnside continued una
based today. List OF nominations Tor the
hnndirap FOR the individual championship
closed AZ II o'clock today with l2s entries.
l2i of which qualified and went TO inc
.-,ore. TlGs surpnsses all previons records
ritainl,ionship event. The largest list Of
rnnilrntions ever made for the grand
American handicap was l0i. AS each cons
tho shades OF saturday evening will fall
nefnrc tho W nner Is known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
SILVER IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Washington. August mir. James Kerr
OF Pennsylvania, es-elerk of the house OF
representatives. was caller at demo-
cratic headquarters today.
Free silver is sweeping the mining and
agricultural distriets OF Pennsylvania. he
shid Even In the big city of Allegheny
II has firm hold among tho hbo'ing men
and employees Of the great shops, Along
for free coinage is elmost universal. j
KNOW OF one township where there were
only two gold men. and they were convert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
NILSSON III.

StarN ticket Was Connected and the
Convention Adjourned.
Jofferson city, Mo, August 1.-THE den'
ocratic state convention continued its sos.
sion to-day and completed tho Staue ticket
1, WAS nearly 10 O'Clock when the con.
vrntfou wits called 20 order without
preliminnrcs it set to work TO compietc
,irLot being completed. John -. Leo OF
81. Louis aud j. s. Allen II Clay We're
selected for presidential electors al large
and the convention adjourned sine die.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
FATHER AND son prrrER.

clinton, Mo, August i.--The many Ci,n-
ton friends OF Colonel Warner Lewis are
ret"c~d TO sec his public denial OF the
report u,U,t no viii suppor, his sons
Guhoruatorial amh.. IONS. From private
sources II - Also learnNd that the colonel
wrote 10 Il near relative in Cass county
several days ago, saying there was MOTH
fng In the rumora regarding his detection,
aud adding significantly: 81 have not lost
my mind yet. Those who know the PER
secu,ions endured by Colonel Lewis Nnd
has family at the hands VI republicans
VIII readily comprehend the import OF
theso words
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

IN the Galveston News this morning did
nor contain the word Amen" u, the end
OF the National political plank, neither
was me word used ~ any OF the several
readings OF the platform which occurred
To-Day. The word appeared in the carbon
copy OF the report which was furnished
to Tho Post last night. and the omission
or that suggestive and important word
IN the Ncws report and IN the readings
today eXcftcs some wonder,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
MICHIGAN.

Grand Rapids Mich. August e.--The re-
publicans Of Michigan closed one Of the
mast exciting state convention ev.r held
bv their marty at $50 this evening The
fifbt over the nomination for governor,
witch erded with The nomination ~
IIazen s. Pingree. petrolt's most famous
r,aNnr rus been on since last " nter.
In hls spnech Of acceptance, Mayor PIN
gree did not mention the silver question.
ignoring requests for statement on that
candidates pledged themselves to sup
mort the victor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
Johnson IN CHARGE.

Washington, august G.-Aciins comp-
troller Of tho Currency Coffin has tempo
rariy placed Bank Examiner y. !, John.
sou N charge Of the Amerietn National
tank OF New Orleans. which closed Its
doors today SIR. Johnson WI remain in
charge until the arrival OF Examiner Bur
gen. The bank had capital stock OF
5000 OOl Tho last statement to the comp
tro'lcr showed lbs liabilities To be $4,000:
deposits. sl5i.oo; owing other banks and
borrowed money, 100000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

Atlanta, Ga, August 6.--rhc largest and
most enthusiastic State convention the
populsts OF Georgia have ever held was
assembled to-day in the hall NJ the house
of representatives at the capitol. Dele
gates have been assembling Tor the past
Two days And uhe strccts this morning
were sprinkled wish red badges or the
peoples party representatives, The pres
cnte OF Thomas II. Watson, the pariys
nominee for VICE president, added to the
interest OF the occasion and worked the
enthusiasm up 60 ms high a temperature
as that of the weather. The preiiminary
caucus held AT o'clock practically settled
The action or tho convention on the guher-
Material question Judge James II. Hines
and w. l.. Peck, the candidates Of the
middle of the readers flatly declined 10
allow che use of the.r names. leaving the
field 10 the Rev. J. Il. Gamhrell, the
populist- prohibition candidate,
Thomas u. Watson called the convcn.
ton to order M llb, fifteen minutes
ahead OF time. Mr.. Watson made nv
speech but the Dropping OF his gayel was
the signal for WILD outhurst of cnthua.
!asm from the delegates. James l.. Sih-
ley was made temporary secretary and
Mr.. Watson was reluesi I'D to continue ~
the chair. Tho committee on credentials
was appointed and the convention Settled
itself 10 await its report. Tonight Their,
Will be ratification meeting at which
Mr., watson VIII speak and w.ll probably
outline che action to be pursued by tn,
convention tomorrow.
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- - ~ Wy ny a''it - ynuhe 9I ai' :
~ lilhes ~ ch.i' i,'1 a hHu 'onii -. 1ini,S
IT, tiS' !" ''NN'' NV N''"' '""bN
''..iVs s,'lu. ,.n , ..,e ,
uttvt N'al VI W -hllt o. ~, s-h'". +.
anu nnui", ,iH p'VPi' pl"N ''hS hNnu ~
YOU have labored for so long have heoA
nil"i'.,u - ,iie hiv' ny, " NO usou W N,N,
V3u.uliioiy ulluli YOU. Ky He'il"' i".N nay nay =
~ ptuu pn.lo' u ", "lN', - y pun. ~
80 iar as w goes. ntN g tnInl' ~ kNlia
inrt'Ny ~ ,aNtnh oul w , '"nv( ntshN H'h,
oui Nat'vi,tl pA"N lf'Hh anu run away
M H. nuu W. i'.t ~, 49, tnn,n Anrn1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
WILL DRAW THE COLOR LINE.

line will bo drawn strongly during the L..
A. w meeting In ths city mex. week.
The '9i meet club at ha meeting tonAghA
decided that Il VIII sund by the l.. A.
W constitution which says that only
amateur white whcemcn VIII be menu
berg and viii refuse To recognize the half
dozen coiored persons who claim TO he
members of mn Eastern division Of tho
league There IA no desire to anthg6nize
these persons. hut ~ they come thoy VIII
receive no social recognition as leagus
members
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
HE WOULD liE PLEASED.

Sharon. Pa. August 6.--iion. Joseph Sib-
lev was compelled to give mp campaign
Worl, ana return home ON account of a
scvoru cold. MIR. Sbioy was asked II ha
would tHkp second honor and run with
MIR, bryan IN case Watson and Sewall
icaae mo bottcr than 10 be Mr.. Bryan's
running iuufp.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
Ar THE CLIrToN HOUSE.

Chicago August G,--pnprictor G. Cum
m'ngs al tho Clifton house tonight re-
ceiv-'d the following kilograms
Lincoln, Noh. August 6, Please save Us
the same rooms we occupied last jury.
W, j, Ii yam.
1t was at the chiffon house thnt MIR.
lrynn re seivod the news OF his NOMINEE
ton, ahd prcpara tious ar being made at
the hotel toe thr accommodation IN tho
corridors OF the crowds which are exp, t.
ed during the canddate's stay in Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
SEND MISSIONARIES EAST.
Herald

Mlssi .narics should be sent into tho
Eastern States. The people OF that por-
,lon OF our country are as much entitled
to hask In the light of truth NJ tine peopie
OF the West and South. There Is p.enty
OF time between now and ,be Nationa!
election TO enlighten the most benighted
districts IN tho money question A proper
effort ia this direction Will make ME-
Bryan's election urpnimous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

cd to silver last week. II IL possible that
the sentiment may bS checked before eiec-
ton day. but II Will not be killed and win
revive with renewed yigor. The banks are
waging a campaign against silver. That
may check the movement temporarily, hut
FOR tho temporary hull"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
NEBRASKA.

Hastings. Neb. August c-The STATE
populist convention finished its labors and
ad iourned sine die afdsr having been IN
s'.'ssic,, /. n .st night. The convention was
almost entirely dominated hy the middle
Sf-the-road delegates and they very near
~ ' fusIon With the silver democraey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
DOING GOOD WORK.
IaGrange Journal.

The Houston Post Is doing good work
for the democratic party, while the Gal
Ial News ana San Antonio Express are
out In oren rebellion against the party ano
Its nominees. Neither OF the three WA1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

Watnrtown, Malnc, AuguEt b.-Thl boII'
ing gold democrlts from the convention
,his afternoon met and nominated lion ".
ii. Clifford As the gold s'Huiar1 iemc-
ford presented . declaration Of gold stand
IVA rrincipleF, which were adopted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
TO FILL THEIR TEETH WITH?

There is a lul In the currency contro-
varsy. many of the champions Of free sill
yer having gone 10 the bank 10 convert
their money .n.o sod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

Galveston. Texas. August 6.-The report
Of the committee on platform as printed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07
GEORGIA

The Candidate for Governor Said to be
Ineligible.
Atlanta, Ga, August 6.The Journal
sprung a sensation this afternoon which
caused the completes collapse If the move
mont TO nominate the Rev j. II. Gam.
broll for governor. This was the discovery
that DR.. Gambrell Is inelir hlr. She State
constellation requires that TO be govcrnoS
u citizen must have resided ia the state
six years and DR.. Gambrcli has only been
resident OF Georgia three years This
puts the convention at sca for Il guber-
natori.a candidate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-07

NIGHT SESSION,

Galveston. Texas, August w nou w
convenion reasaemb!ed at $40 O'CLOCK "
right motion prevailed mat non,''', W
the convention should not he cail,' u '',,n
for speeches tonight so the no"'''''i'-''''
begun. ora-
Glsscock Of Williamson county pre-
scented the aame Of w. NJ u{uSGkl MS,'J IN
fcr nttcrlHy general. High OF y aNa' ~, -,
sccnnding it, referred 10 Natohs lsal1
20 his people in the dark days OF ,.or rgii1 SIS
struction and said; LEI me if',geJ 10
10 what the democrats have IelyvS'"t "
do. honor him In his old age." u W. "a "a :
reti OF Eraih said that 4 Ma ,JIoi,ld be-
no necessary of paying outside counHos
s.ilb n a misdemeaEor case, LoeS ~. me he
Taylor who had some ms iru.,n ~ ,ominat.
attorney general. concluded ~. nnll NJ. 10 :
ing spcechss for Walton and Walton was
nominated by reclamation. u
jenkins OF Brown IN presenunf ~
Word ~ Iampasa for colnptrolltI sa.s
the success OF the Farmers A'hanee was
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-12
Will orats to the Hawkeye. on the Fourth.

Will Orate to the Hawkeyes ON the Fourth.
Major Anderson has received from
his old friend, DIR. E. F. Coweer. of
Riverton, Iowa, who is member of the
Fourth of July committee on speaker.
an urgent invitation to deliver an adj
dress at Riverton on the occasion Of
their celebration. The major has ac,
cepted the honor and states that he is
glad of the opportunity to address his
old friends and neighbors of Fremont
county, where he resided for nearly
thirty years. The high esteem in which
Major Anderson is held at his old home
is indicated in measure by the letter
from DIR. Cowger which says in part:
Riverton has decided to celebrate the
glorious Fourth this year. /, as chair
man of the committee on speaker. have
been requested by almost every man.
woman and child in town and the sur.
rounding country, ,including a portion of
Missouri and a small part of Nebraska,
to invite you to deliver the principal
Grafton on that day. Now, major. /
myself heartily second the invitation.
Come. Ii it is possible for you to come.
come
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-12

Mrs. A. b. Connor, President of the w.R.C.
At the annual encampment of the
Womans Relief Corps, Department Of
South Dakota, held at Watertown on
June 4 and 5, Hot Springs was honored
by the election of Mrs. Adelia Connor.
as department president, and Mrs. w.
v. Lucas as department. treasurer.
The Hot Springs corps is recognized
as the foremost one in the state and
the honor conferred is merited re-
cognition of the good work of the local
corps as we'll as OF the ability and
patriotism of the loyal ladies who are
thus honored. The other officers cleo.
ted were: Mrs. Emma Cook, Huron.
senior vice; Mrs. Eunice Carpenter.
Watertown, junior vice; Mrs. Alice
Moulton, Faulkton, national delegate
at large. Judge Ackley, of Aberdeen.
was elected department commander of
the G. A. R., and John L. Baker, of
Hermosa, senior vice commander.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-12
CHURCH SERVICES.

8 There will be services at the Pres
byterian church Sunday at II a. M,
.'Children's day" A fine program will
be given by children of Sunday school.
At 8 pm. "Needs of a Completed Life. 8
Congregational church, cor. Jennings
ave.and sth St, Rev. ". Rominger, pas
tor. At 1O:30. parable of Four Kinds
of Soil" preceded by a sermon to chill.
dren. Sunday schoolat IL :45a.m. Young
Peoples meeting at 200. Presching at
soldiers home at 3 p. M. Service at S
p. NJ, "The old Testament in the Light
of Modern Scholarship"
Services in the Baptist church Sun.
day. Preaching at 1O:3O a. m. and 8 p
m. Sunday school at 1l:45; Juniors at
3p.m.; B. Y.PU.at7
NJ. E. church services held in the
college chapel. Preaching by the pas
tor at IL a. m. At p. m. Miss Jewell,
agent of Childrens Orphan Home soci-
ETY., will deliver an address.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-12
Another Big storm "wednesday.

Wednesday afternoon there was
another heavy rainstorm along Lame
Johny and Beaver creeks, raising those
streams to overfowing and flooding
the entire country. The log school
house on Lame Johny was carried away
and some other damage done. but no
further damage was done to the Elk
horn track.
General Manager Burt, General su-
perintendent Hughes, Chief Engineer
Berry, Division Superintendent Harris
and the bridge superintendents and
roadmasters have been personally SUI
perintending the reconstruction of the
washed-out track and have crowded
the work as rapidly as possible. It is
now expected that through trains can
be run by Monday.