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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-18

PEORIA, Ills, March ls.-The FIRE
bell was changing almost lucessantly
between midnight anu . o'clock ihi-
morning. Five alarms were turned In
and the entire department 10 stu work.
lug In tho southern part OF the city.
The hfst ire was In the Hutchinson
Co-operaRo Wofks, the largest plant OF
the Kind In the city. The fire started
near the engine rooms anu had 90.
cured considerable headway when die.
covered. Toe rear part OF the building
was badly damaged. The Waterman
says he was all through that part OF the
building only n short time before the
IRE aud everything was then safe aud
secure. No estimate OF loss could be
given this morning, but II covered by
Insurance..
their quarters when Two alarms called
lhom TO tho Manhattan distillery,
where an immense haystack was In
flames anu threatening destruction TO
the distillery aud other immenfe
stacks. The hay Is all balled, and it
was u hard fight the fitemen had.
They had Just got tho better OF this
Ore when n few blocks away from
them, nj tho cooperative works OF
Madison, walsh & Co., flames were
seen 10 buni, anu two more alarms
ms In rapid succession. The IRE here
had big start before discovered, aud
tue forces had TO be- divided. The CO.
operative works were practically de-
slfOye1.
Nothing IL know ne TO the origin
here, but II Il presumed to have been
incondiafy with the rest. No estimates
OF the losses has yet been made. Tue
police protection In the vicinity OF the
IRE has been Increased, and extra pre-.
cautions have been taken TO guard
against further fires.
AT 2;i5 a. M, the flames from Medi.
gan Walsh 4 60. plant communicated
10 this Peoria White Lead works TO the
north. THIS IL u large three story
building aud the nro Ia In tho rool.
The firemen think they have 1t under
control, however.
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ooa,. Am.tIeas voInnlesr..

NEW YoRs, March ls.-rhe uni.
forms 10 be worn by Glds American
Volunteers has been decided upon by
COMMANDER ami Mrs. BallinRtOn
Booth. The dresses VI the womt n
viii be made Of seal brown cashmere.
Tho tkift viii be made perfectly pinin,
OF suoh a length that II will just clear
the ground.
The waist ~ the uniform will be n
tight fitting Nouolk ,oket with three
b.x ploats down the front and three
down the pack. Toe htadgeRr Of the
women will be poke bonnet. As
compared with the Starvation Army
bonneis ihey are shorter behind AMI
do not cover the ears. The style Toe
eprinR ana summer will be brown
straw, trimmed with brown satin rib
bous. The mems uniform will be 81.
most exactly like that OF the u aited
States army. The tfoueers Will 10 light
blue anu the blouse dark blue. The
blousts VI the tfiloers viii have stsnd-
ing collafs. The collars Of the pfivates
blousts Will be like tn. collars u tbs or.
binary e1ats. Upon tue collars will be
embroidered tho ictteis q. A, V.
a slOuch hat for the oiilcoTa and a
fatigue cap tor the soldiers have been
talked VI but not decided upon.
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roR ARBITRATION.
tEa subject Considered by House
committee on Labor.

Ata SUBJECT touhlueFfh W Mouse
aommittee on Labor,
WAsHiNurOs, March Is. - The
House commit 90 on labor today en-.
teIuI upon consideration OF tho bin IN
tfoiueed by Representative Erd.
mann, (Psnna.) IN relation TO
arbitration between carriers engaged
ia Interstate commerce anu their em-
ployes. Tue following gentlemen Hp-
peatedi
Il. Il. CLARK, general chief OF tho
Order Of Railway Conductors; MT.
Mofrissey, grand master Of the Broth
erhoou OF Railway TrAinmen; Il. T..
Sargent, grand master, +. w. Arnold,
grand secretary, W. +. Hinep, grand
trustee Of the brotherhood u Locomo-
tive Firemen, anu w. V. Powell, grand
chief Of the Order OF Railway lele.
gfaphors.
Tho oil provides that when con-
trovefsles regarding labor arise,
threatening 10 interrupt business, tue
chairman OF the interstate commerce
commission ami the commissioner OF
labor, upon request, shall seek to
bring about an amicable aettleme nj.
II this be unsuccessful, the question
may be submitted 10 u board OF persons
selected by the oarrieTs ana employers,
whose findings shAll 20 final. During
tue tendency OF arbitration, the exist
Ing status shall not be changed aud
damages may be recovered, n II be
done. This speakers favored tho bill
with unimpOrtant amendments.
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Eisteddfod Notes.

Word comes from Denver that third
Elsteddiod composition chorus Ia now
being organized In that city for tho
coming big musical contest; that vol
unteers are nov being received Tor that
purpose; that similar chOrusts are be-
log formed In Chicago; that the Butte
band which was defeated IN this city
by tbs X, Of Il. band under Prof.
Peterson, has entered the contest; that
A. l.. Davies OF LlwynisAwel, CLAM
oTganshite, Wales, isa competitor Tor
tho bAtdio chair; that Professor
Irwin J. Morgan OF the State Musical
University OF Pennsylvania, has
offered his services rs one OF the ac-
companists tor the Elsteddio 3; that he
will also give special organ recltals;
that Mss 4. Williams OF Butte, Mont,
n meEEo-soprsnO, will DO oompstitor
In the oontralto and soprano contest,
and that Prot. Edward Broome Of
Montreal, ono OF Canada's best mt
sicians, Will be At the Elsteddfod.
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University Lectures.

Prof. Stewart lectured at the I.
verily last night on The Education
of the Child through the Influence OF
Hereby and EnvlrOnmSnt. The sub.
leoI Was treated under the following
touics;
1.-The child is tho highest product
OF law.
q - The relation OF instinct and
heredity "a important factors in the
education OF the child.
3-The dependency OF mind upon
bodily exoitAtion, and The relation Of
hauil to intellectual and moral action.
i-lhe moral ana intellectual rela.
lions Of thought and expression.
- fhe educational influence OF
home, school and society.
6-Suggesii0no NJ TO proper means
and methods In education.
Next Friday evening, March 20!h,
Prot George q. CoTay will lecture
upon Trade; A Critical Discussion Of
the Principles OF Domestic anu Inter.
national rrstilc, anu Tuesday even
Ing, March 24.D, Prot. Stewart will DE-
liver his last lecture Of the coutse, sub.
Jscli The Psyonial History OF the Ia
dIvidnAl and the Race.
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VISITED ny A CRANK.
Thomas a. Edison Accused of Having
stolen an Inyention.


NEW York, March lS.-Thomas A.
Edison hsI visit from a remarkable
crank al his home In Orange, n. j.,
last night He was Bert Buugeon,
young man from Edison, Nob., VINO
says that eight years ago Edison stole
from him a patentable discovery Of an
arc light carbon and has made money
through ~.
Edison has been delugod with let.
tiers from Budgeon for two ysafs.
About year ago tho writer sent word
he would accept sl0O In cash aud cali
tue account settled. Later he drew on
Il 4ison at sight, bus needless TO Say
the crafts were not honoted.
Last fall he wrote announcing he
was coming 10 Orange TO get the money
In person, anu requested thst sufficient
money TO pay his iato be forwarded 10
him. No attention was paid to the
letter. tut BuugeOn himself appeared
In west Orange yesterday. He was
wreck. lie had walked from Lincoln,
Neb., across the continent 10 Orange
to obtain 500.
His hair mad not been cut since he
started and hung down TO his shout
aers. His beard had grown ani al.
most hid his face. anu his clothes nnd
shoes were almost worn ut. Ho askeu
to eco Mr.. Edieon, but r. iison's secre-
tafy told him TO call again. He did 90
anu was arrested. He talked nationally
ON all subjects save that OF his imAgin.
AIRY claim on Edison. Justice Condit
advised him to dtop the claim against
Ellison anu alter considerable persua-
SION Budgeon agreed 10 do this. lilo
also Promised TO 20 back TO Nebraska
anu was released.
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PopuIi., convention.

HUTCHINSON, KAN, March ls.-On
the surface pence and harmony pre-.
vailed among tho msIority OF the dele.
gates TO the state Populisl convention.
A conflict Ia possible between the two
elements having different views on the
money question. One. element,
headed by National Chairman Tau.
beneck, believes Ia tho Omaha plat.
form; Others want a platform maNing
the money question the great Issue,
hoping to unite ali the silver elemcn ls
OF the old psrtirs. Chairman Briden-
thai raped the convention 10 order,
using Ms a gavsl broken piece OF
fence rail, suggestive OF Abraham Lin
coin.
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wAsuNoroN, March ls.-People
who believe In dreams will be- inter.
tittd In tho case OF George Wheeler,
Who was found dead on the Prnnsyl.
v4nia railroad track In Washington
last Night. He had In his pocket =
letter written March 10 by his brother,
who II u clerk In the klk Ridge post
ttnce. The letter follows:
Dear brothet-l had n dream about
you the other night which worried me
egteAt deal, but l pray II 10 not true.
dithmed that | anu two other men
hiuled you hOmo In wagon and that
you were covered with blood from
head 10 foot"
Tho dream was FULFILLED almost to
we letter. THIS man was hauled TO the
hotpilsl 10 wagon and was covered
WIN blood from head TO foot. Al the
hospital the letter was found and when
he phytiolans read II, they d. clared II
Asuange coincidence. Tue dead man
vas an employe Of the Pennsylvania
Vvhpany and was KILLED by n train.
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New York, March ls.-rhe COM
plete returnn " Monday nighpe ri.
maries wefo not tnhulated until last
mint. They indicate this. Governor
Morton Will nave almost a solid delega.
tlou ut tho ST. Louis convention.
Chairman Laulefbaoh VI the Repubii.
can oounty COMMITTEES sail;
uWe have carried iwenty-nine oil
the thirty.hve assembly distrio.s in
Ihe CITY aud will elect fplid Morton
delegation 10 tue 81. Louis convention
from this city. The clalmi made by
Messrs, Wright and Collluu In the Fli-
teonth congressional district, that they
nave rIs ctsl M iorlty Of the deleg ates
ara Absurd. When the convenii3n
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DIVORCE AND OTaER SUIIs.
Isaac Kaiser Say. lie Has Ben De-
serted by Hts Wife-Afler an TX.
Observation-Disclosures Case.

Isaac Kaiser has filed suit In the
Third dlitrlot court against Sarah
Kaiser Tor divorce. This plaintiff al.
leges tina, be married the defendant on
March -, 1894, NJ New Berne, Craven
county, North Catolins, aud that ever
since February 20, 1895, he has
boen resident of this city, and that on
tho ll1h Of April, 1894, tue defendant
disregafding the solemnlty Of her
marriage VOWS wllfully and without q
cause do,erted the plaintiff ana con.
tiuuts 10 desert and abandon him. He
therefore dtmsnds judgment and asks
that the b. de OF mattimony now ex.
isting between them be dissolved BY
judicial deere.
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WASHINGTON, March IS. - Tho
Bayafd oousuta resolutions were called
up IA the House this afternoon by HIT
QlL) who made u elTVug tperoh In
support OF them, and was followed by
McCreaTy (ky.) who opened Tor the
opposition.
Representative MoCrsary was fol.
loved by Cousins (lowa) who sup
ported this oensuro resolution.
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nor.H'. omses. Admitted to Hail.

wAsniSGIoS, March is.-A1ociate
Justicu snifas OF the Supreme Court,
today Issued n writ OF error TO the die.
trict court OF Pennsylvania, In the
case OF Capt. Wiborg anu the mates,
Petersen and Johanssn, Of the steamer
h0tsa, convicted Of violation OF the
neutrslily laws between this country
and Spain.
Toe writ will have the effect OF
bringing the decision into the Supreme
Cont for review. Pending the de.
eisiou, Justice 5nitas's order provides
for admitting HouA's officers TO bail.
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German AduIltrallon Of Food.

LONDON, March lS.-At today's
session VI the committee on adultefa'
tlon OF itod, n. n. Elliott, secretary OF
the boafu Of agriculture, testified that
among tue sampled OF food examined
by tue government, 81 came from the
United states aud so rom Canads, not
VLe OF watch was adulterated. GET
many made the worst showing, adul'
teratlon having been found la thirty
out OF u hundred aad four samples tx
amined.
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GRAsD RAPIDS, Mich, March IS
Harrison 4. Lsuyard IL defendant In q
suit began by Capias la the circuit
court by Miss Margaret /. Tate, the
pretty daughter Of William tate,
janltor Of n building owned Ivy Led.
yard, anu In which he has his tiilce.
rhe girl domandu damages to tho
amount Of 100000 anu her claims are
based ON alleged promises ~ marry.
Lodyard IL heavy property YwneT in
Inis city and u capitalist and well
known CLUB man.
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Josephine Ehrugren has filed suit
against Niels J. 9fonland OF al TO re-.
cover 81 ,03j.S0. Tho plaintiff alleges
that the ueioudant was appointed az
executor nf the l.tt will aud Testament
Of John Ehtngten on May 10, 1880,
and that ho failed ~ deposit the sum
OF sl,0S5.80 as provided by the terms
Of tue will. Therefore tho plaintiff
prnys for judgment Ia the tum nsmeI
with Interest from January Is, 1898, at
the rate Of . per cent per annum com.
pounded quaftcf-yoifly until January
10, 1896, lees t262 80 interest Rnd also
Tor Interest on principal ut the rate &, I
3 per cent from January 10, 1896, TO-
kether with costs Ut suit.
Batnes, Hardy q company have filed
tuit agaiust J. q. Watson d Brother 70
recover sl09.7i alleged ~ bo due for
merchandise.
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yellow Fsy,r spreading.

INV York, March Is. The Herald
correspondent In RIO d. Janeify,
Bmz telegtaphs that yellow fever IA
again spreading throughout tbs city At
an alarming rnte. One hundred new
cases were reported yeslerdiy. Tho
sc0urge reappeared on the italian
cruiser Lombsr lila and II was resolved
10 send her 10 sea. Toe vessel started
for the Cape Verde islands.
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Not KNOWN :. washington.

wAsHIEoroS, Match l7.-No war.
rant eau DO found mere tor tue stale
mcnts coming from Caracas that u
British II iet " about 10 make n dem ln-
stTation vt La Guayta 10 enforce the
collection OF AN Indemnity for tho III
treatment Of a British officer at Ufuab.
Tho Vont zuelan government has not
informed its minister here VI Tia Inn
pending denomination, nor II ANY.
ihing known OF sur1 program 10 tue
British representatives here.
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Cnba and ine senate.

WAsnIEoION, March ls.-rhe Sen.
ate committee on foreign relations de-
cided today 10 stand ny tue agreement
reached by tho Senate conference and
support the House Cuban resolutions %
gsubatitute iot tue senate resolutions
on the same subject.
Sherman, A. chairman OF the COM
mittee, was requested 10 keep the
Cuban question Ne we'll ~ the ifont A.
possible ana get vote at the earlloit
possible date.
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Tho War In AbY..Inin

PARIS, March ls.-A dispatch from
MassOwah this morning sSys General
Baldissera, the Italian commandsr.ln-
chief, mas ordered all nOn.combatante
to leave kzssal with the next caravan,
The Italian military commander there
has expressed tho opinion that their
withdrawal will enable the garrison to
hold out until tho Atbara river rises In
July.
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SPANISH DIrEorIyES.


'ue steamer Hawkins Gone 10 Cnba
Instead Of 90 Dsstruetion.
. NEW fOHll, March lS.-The Herald
,un morning suys. The Spanlsh de-
woVsts engaged IN keeping watch on
.ue movements Of tho Cupans In this
S,uhtfy were very much exercised last
nmight over the report that the steamer
,aAwklns did not sink on the morning
" January 18th, hut that she had
.ue her way TO the island, landed
Ivy cargo aud Ia now laid up Mt one
" NE Florlday keys.
IL me story toUk two forms. One was
u.s.. We Hawkins carried double
NV, bolh crews were we'll paid, one
"aetNe unlil tho steamer Retained 10
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council yes'otiay, the dangers which
might ntlse from an ndva"co ~ the
Bfitish-Esyptian troops up the Nile.
Tho newspapers tnis morning auvlso
NJ. bufthelot TO persist Ia the stand he
has taken, even N he did not follow
tue pfccouout Of transmitting bis oU-
Ieclions through the French embassy
In London.
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meets tomorrow night II will 10 seen
that We have carried the district by
about the same majority that 10 claimed
by Wright and Collins. THIS IL the
m,st complete victory we Rave ever
won In this country, ami demonstrates
that the rank aud file OF the party DO
not place any confidence Ia these
people"
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Eu,ha.issrio Republican Convention

MILWAUKEE, March ls.-The Re.
publioan sta,s convention, which met
nj 1880 to-day, is this most enthusiastic
political ga hering ever beld In this
city. John q. Esch, OF Ia Crosse, was
ohOten chairman.
Esoh's mention OF various presi (.
dental possibilities IN his speech
elleiied rounds OF applause, increasing
rom a moderate burstt0 wild demon-
strAtion for Mex nlcy. Toe oonven.
lion took recestiUn until $3.50.
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JrFFERsoS CnY, No., March ls.-
Captain w. II. Bradbury, deputy war.
den Of the Missouri penitentlaty Tor
lhifly-six years, died today, aged 20.
There was scarcely u better known
ran In Missouri than Captain Brad.
bury, who had n record Tor personal
courage seldom excelled.
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Iroep. Nsea.a for Es,n,.

LONDON, March ls.-A dispatch to
the uiobe rom Cairo says that in the
opinion u the authorities, more British
troops are urgently required IA Egypt.
The dispaloh adds that strong hopes
sfe expresei everywhere that Great
Britain viii rise properly to tbs emer'
genoy.
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AErs.men, with vsnsEneiA Probable,

LoSDoS, March ls.-It Is under.
STOOD mere today that senior Andrada,
the Venezuela minister nj Washington,
has decided to reoognize the UTuan
incident Rs n separate creation, anu
good hopes ate expressed that his en'
tente viii lead to an agreement upon
n scheme for the settlement Of the
boundary dispute by direct negotia-
tons between Great Britain anu Ven
ezuela.
IL Is regarded as oerlaia that the
United states viii cordially support
such 40 agteement.
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Now Way DI.ea.ery.

NEW York, March l7.-several I'm.
portant ulsoJVerl's have been made In
connection with Mays by Stephen IA.
Emmens OF this CITY, who claima 10
have succeeded In Obtaining tho rays
from the ordinary eut beam aud has
taken excsllent ~ otures herewith.
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CHICAGO, March ls,-The garment
workorp' ttriko was given new life last
night by the order ior strike OF all
men employed In what 10 known as
HSpecial Order" departments. The
men will quit work Today. One hun.
bred aud MY are Involved.
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In r.,or nro..ln,,. nlII.

WAsaIH0TON, March ls,-Ths bill
introduced ny Brpssius (Psun.) 10
authorizes the establishment Of national
ported to-day by the House committee
on banking and currency. As intro
lishmenl OF banks In cities Of 5000
Inhabitants, but II WAS amended 10
make i,0OD the limit, Tue bill pro-
yides lnAt 10 oities OF 1000 Inhabitants
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PARIS, March Ism. Meline, the
French proteotiontt leader In tho
Chamber OF Deputies. has presented n
motion that the government open ne.
gotiations for bringing about an inter-
national monetary agreement.
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DISTURBANCES AT DEIRouTm.

Cairo dispatches today say serious
disturbances are made daily at
BeyTouth. II IL ADDED that flfteen
thousand armed Christians parsded the
streets, warning the Moslsms TO DO
ready to protect themselves against
aggression.
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Mr.. B,-,hsIol endorsed.

PARIS, March ls.-The newspapers
here generally sle4king, approve the
attitude Of NJ. BsT,helot, minister a.
foreigu.ailalu, personally conImunlc. T.
log 10 the Bt.iish Ambassador, Marquis
Dutierin, ~ announced IA tau oabIa.t
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PoUoInSKEPsIE, N, v, March 49,
A powuef mill, winch wives employ
meut TO 20 men at Rinon, Ulster
county, blew up today. rhe mangleI
bodies Of ive men have been iOund In
tue ruins. Tue came mil blew up
about eighteen months ago, killing four
men.
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NIuILisTIo REVENGE.
senator Lodge Of ,iassachussti. burned
Ia AMY.

CHICAGO, March Ex-senator Lodge
Of MAsss cbusetts was burned In eflgy
by the Russian Nihilistic club last
evening in vacant lot NJ Seventeenth
street and Ashland avenue. The &C.
ton Of the club was the eylde.ce OF
The Intensity OF feeling aroused by the
itcent discussion IN Congress ON the
question Of immigration, ard particu.
Afly by the remarks OF Senator Lodge.
7 Poles contend that Senator
Lodges statistics OF immigration quss-
ate erroneous.
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LONDON, March lS.-AlTspoTl comes
from TOuion,via Paris, that the French
LeyAnt squadron may DO ordered 10
Alexandria.
Nothing is known here regarding the
matter,
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III. r.mpiemor. safe.

LivERpooL. March is.-rhe Tenn
plsm1ru has arrived here. Sue lost
san Francisco on Oct. 10.
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banks shall have n capital Of not less
than i5O,Ou0; uO0 - G,00O population,
not ltss thau $4,000.
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LIMA, Peru, via Galveston, March
lS.- There are tumoTs hero that a re-
beliion hiss broken out In Bollvia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-11

Preaching at the M. E. Church,
South, tomorrow Sunday at 1Oa a.
IN. and u p. IN. by Rev. d. w. Griffin.
Subject of evening demonstrating
Sheep" Sunday school at p. m.
"All are cordially invited to these
services says the pastor.
Tomorrow Sunday evening at y
o'clock sermon will be preached in
the Episcopal church on "True Cath
olicity Neither Protestant nor Roman"
The major part of the Easter music,
both morning and evening, will be
repeated.
Rev. Henry Thomas will preach in
English funeral sermon at the usual
hour tomorrow Sunday morning
commemorative the christian life and
character of William Yates, one of the
founders of the Welsh Baptist church
in Frostburg and one of its deacons at
the time of his death.