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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
THE AyNUAL CELEBRdTIOy or
HENRICO PARTsH.
Good shouines Made by the Baptist and
Methodist Associations at the
Monthly Meetings.

The annual celebration Of TIE sunday
s.. haor a-err.afiun OF Hcuric0 Parish
took ulrca yesterday Afternoon a. -
IauIs and Holy Trinity church ln thia
city. The various schools assembled az
their resuertive churches shortly AFTER 3
O'Clock ana from there marched to -lcr
meeting rfaI-- Ile churches east u
First street ard including -. Mark q
gathered ~ 81 Paul church, wine ile
other schools assembled 20 Holy Trinity
church.
The suudav-scho0ls that attended the
services .r 81 pauIs church were those
OF ST. Paurs s. james ST. Mark 81,
DlrlstE. s. John s.. ard Monumental
church. white a. Holy trinity chufcA
could De found The schools oi All Saints,
grace, 81 Andrews s. Epiphany Emanuel
ana HOLY Trinity clutch.
THE SERVICES.
Tie services ln BON tllrcnes were
about fhe same Ile introductory stf-
vices were conducted by Rev. b. y. l.l-
eo-t, assistant rector ~ -. fdul $
church. and Rev. Preston Nasn. rector ot
Christ church The hymns sung ly the
entire colsregsti0n and the boyf choir
Of ST. Iauls church were stand n.y.,
stand up for Jesus '1 Need Thee every
Hour. Onward Christian Soldiers and
Work, Cor che Night Us coming.
The address Was delivered hy Rev. ~. A..
Barr rector of Mon lme-tal church. who
dwell largely Ou fle parable of trc sow
OBJ. ile said The Sundays lnoll work re-
minded hm of ode seed time and the
harvest fha- follows. The hearts and
minds ~ tle pupils are regarded as The
grounds. while the teachers represent Che
sewers ~ the seed The success u the
harvest Vll he interfcred with according
~ tle parable by three dangers. The dan
ger ~ careless hearing. the danger Of
teinr Interested ln the Woru NJ Cod tenn
loferlr only and che danger ~ vices,
l-sts. and passions NJ tl1 wicked heart.
Those who avoid these dangers the good
and honest hearts viii bring forth frut.
TIE TEACHER s DUTY.
Ine richness OF tle harvest depends
also ur.- tle attention given 1y tle
sewers NJ fl- seed the teachers. They
must le attentive t0 the ground. FOR q
large part of the success wI depend ou
'it Interest taken ly tl-m .l rle UlaIl--
tef 20 abe pupils lutv must also ray are
t--f.cn 20 rle seed chat is -o Dee e0wel
ana in order fo bring about an aolndal,
harvest fre teachers Lare 90 have Il-
ltt.e and trust I'D flelr pupils
TIE ATTENDANCE
The following table shows the average
atia 10 rCe NO tle various Sunday schools
during Gle past scar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16

At 1.c0 o'clock Yesterday afternoon tho
annual celebration of The sunday schools
~ Henrico parish was hcid. those OF the
churches west ~ First street Including
Emmanuel Henric0 and Epiphany Bar
ton Heights milling at Holy Trinity.
The musical programme was "a stirring
and feautifu. 0uo including the hvmue
Onward. Christian Soldiers" Work for
the Night is Coming" u Need Thee
Every Hour. and stand Up FOR Jesus. '
ln -iiti0n t0 tho large organ there was
comet and The children entered So
heartily into the singing that 10 was really
stimulating
Rev. T. Chrisman OF Epiphany church
Rev. j. ]. Gravatt and Bishop C0-adiutor
GIBSON occupied seats in The Chancel The
f.-- named delivering au address 20 the
children that won them all 10 consisted
Nl in emphasis 0l The importance 40
the Sunday Chooi work from Biblical
church and practical standponts and was
exactly and most happily adapted 90 hls
Juvenile audience
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16

Mr.. c. ". Hunter addressed tho conCre-
cation. making an earnest appeal for sub
s..rintions % meet the debt. d.. Starr
followed him ln an appeal for the money.
Tho minister said that Doe would Ike %
he able TO give his personal check for
the whole amount hut Do could not. he
thrn called the officers 90 the ran and "a
1arvo blackboard was raised. Drawn on
in small SQUARES was q block or Two nun
drcd spaces. Or. starr said eaeh square
would represent 3D. and that every ppay
that could was expected 20 pufchaS- one
q, A., fey- moments t-ao had heen sub
scrbed hy gentlemen Who ".'sH1
u sqnarcs. and finally members or ~.
church who could afford no more bought
blocks Of FIVE ten ard htteen' -.ti ''''
whole number had BEEN taken. he Dds
Iofg were passed around and quite a neat
sum was realized
AT the evening service large audience
listened 20 thc last of series ol 'N
sermons ty the pastor Tie spoke tp,Dt
the destiny Of redeemed souls. ana DDS
LANGUAGE and picture painting were beau
tiful. The ciouent minister epoEe ABOUT
Heaven and its wonders ana now ihose
who were going there would 1--WE forever
away from an fears and in The presence
Of God.
Fnworih league at Park Place.
The second anniversary ard fall rally
~ the Junior and Senior EpNoIih Lea
ercv Of Park-Piace Methodist church was
held sunday nieht 90 o'clock. hali'
been rostponed from the preceding sun
day. Tho two leagues and me N''hi,
Bible class are each actively at Work .hA
doing great good The exercises SUNDAY
evening consisted o. musical aaieciions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16
Fine Condition.

The Chesapeake and Ohio officials re-
turned Sunday from weeks trip. in
which tley carefully Inspected the entire
system from Newport News 20 Cincinnati
SIrt Charles O.. Walker when asked
yesterday regarding the trip said that tho
officials were highly pleased with the cone
d.rlon .n which they found the road and
that the track. stations and rolling stock
are all in splendid condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16

crowded with people sunday night on the
eccaA.ou OF Ia old.g,4teo 70 TIE minis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16


.re .nI n.llt Rev DR. J o. ludn
preached in she morning on "Ihe He1l-
ing OF the Blind Hclrar. Eart.maeus.
After tho sermon sorcr were received
far baptism and one profess. il.in- AZ
u.cht tte sermon Was Cn "our Heavenly
Home" and az the close seven were bal-
fized and Two proie fl iaiih The meel-
inrs continue this week. beginning ea-A
n.eht at o'clock
Preached rrhma eur-cv.
&c.. .'......, . q .....,..f, ,..-~,. ~ -rh,-,
-,-e.,~ ,.. n, .rl.,,b ,-.r. ...-.-tel to Tia
corner of rNth anl Broad streets suu-
dav afternoon airut & o'rl..k
The power of AGRA i..n Wa centred ln
ne reallE n.
',.. n ,t o.,- ...--... .1'-,-i .r..rb,l
fo ne r.-n.r.rr tnr1rr.
INC couple arrived in this city from Nor
folk ON saturday afternoon. THOR SING
ms "t "
-.s ---d l,--.- rr1-- D.. ...rr ~ lf. ,...-
r..Ic
pr..cti,,, q, e.-,.. Alton
r. r,.,...., ......t-., ......,-.. ..-...
.. .. ci,, .lf.,. .r- 1..,,l,.. g... ,...,.
r.-. ... .....l..
Service. won. also hold Sunday sve-
ming at Konw0ol Methodist church and
one person was baptized
psv H. p,.,.- pa.i.r,.io.
t.'" A'.i '.A '''.-.-.1 I.I ..7.r H' I' il.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16
REV.DR. WRIGHT RESIGNS
gfvES uP ms gASTORATE ON AC-
CoUNY or room HEdLTH.

In Memory OF Hcv. Or. stiokney--hioh-
mond Glorious In Session NJ
Recommendation Religious News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16

The Vlrnnia and North Carolina wheel
COMPANY is Offering Kiln dried hickory
and oak wood. BOD suitable lengths for
cooking stoves cr nr1t'rs- TINS wood is
-. -.,-tr IA -r..falry ~ wool suitable FOR
a.. shest-fron Heater, u you Try IL once
viii use rothmg else. Drop us a card or
'phone. Old phone. 40; new phone. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16

40 repor,s from Bainbridge-stree, and
Clopton- street schools.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
RESULT OF TnR STORM
-Four Dead and Over a Score
Were Hurt.
soxE OF THE INJURED WILL DIE.

Though the storm Lasted Lees Than
One Minute ~ MeorinEport Great
DessvuetIon was wFousht--A Number
of rawns In Arkaasas Suffered Rrom
the Storm. uut No Fatalities Reported.
SHREVEPORT. La. Jan. A-The storm
which struck MoorinRsport Saturday
was worse than was at first believed.
Tho Cyclone came from the south.
west and lasted 69e minute. Twenty
buildings were tlown down. -Four
were KiIlei instantly and 70 wounded.
Merchandise and household ,Gects were
literally destroyed
This was the most terrific storm that
has ever visited Caddo parish. and the
survivors cannot find words 10 express
the horror Of the situation.
| No estimate has yet been made Of the
property loss. The railroad officials
have done noble work In sending out
cars. a. wires were diJwn in many places
and no direct communication could be
had.
The rainstorm swept the surrounding
country, damaging property In its.path,
Il Is believed that at least seven Of
the wounded now in the hospital will
die.
The relief trains Of the Kansas
Ciiy. Shreveport and Gulf arrived here
yesterday with the following named
wounded. who were conveyed TO the
hospital;
Mrs. Susan Head. body bruised. cash
In abdomen and skull fractured.
Mrs w. G. Morgan. three scalp
wounds and bruised body.
Mrs Morgan's child. skull broken.
Emma L. Morgan. skull fractured.
Alice Goodman. skull fractured and
broken arm.
Paralee Goodman. bruised body.
Claude Goodman, arm fractured
Mrs. Jessie Goodman. scalp wound
and bruised body.
Jordan Robertson. colored. shoulder
, and arm broken.
Twt Of the four Goodman chlldreE
killed were found 100 yards from thoii
h-me with their clothes stripped frou
their bodies. which were bruised an'
mangled.
4 OF the number At the hospital Mn
Morgan's child and Mira Bead have III
Q tie chance Of recovering.
g Tho residence Of J. s. Noel and th
h Methodist church have been oonvcrte
= into temporary hospitals. The path {
, the storm was narrow and short. b.
J. terrific In destruction.
+ A number Of horses. cattle and hos
i were killed.
> The body Of a man who was blow
!. from toe bridge has been recovered, bt
q Is not identified.
n A man whose name Is not known
}. missing. Il is believed he was klle'
"a but the body has no, been found
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
WrYleR pouNp To oo.
spain Tired Of shs Way lie Il BrInS
ing the War to a Close

spain Tired of shs Way ne Il Briug-
Ing the War to a Close.
NEw YORK. Jan. a.-News has been
received at the Caban junta from Wash.
ngton to the effect that the Spanish gov
crnment has positively determined to
recall Captain General weyler. General
Primo dc Rivera. Il Is said. will succied
General Weylcr In Cuba Hs Il cap.
train general In the Spanish army and
IN favor with the Canovas government.
Minister Taylor. IL Is said. informed
Secretary Olaey several days ago that
tho authorities at Madrid were On the
point of relieving General Weylor Of
his command In Gaia aud Of apo ntine
as successor Captain General Rivera
Reasons were given IN brief why
change was decided advisable. aud 1
statement was mace as 70 he probabl'
time when the orders would BE- promul
gated. Il is learned that the Madris
government is d.spleased q, the fac
that General wcyler. with about 200,
O00 troops. has not put down the Cubal
revolt. He has expended large sums o
money but 30 far has made no decides
hcadway In accomplishing his main oh
jeci. that Of quelling the insuTectoi
and restoring peace and quieting Cuba
His troops have been victorious on &C
casions. but they have also me, defeat
aud the total result. considering Spain
outlay In life and treasure, Is far fror
satisfactory. Too much may have bee
expected Of weyler; Just as the exa'
tion was too great In the case Camps
shll. the one great requirement-succe'
has no, been fulfilled. and weyls
has consequently fallen IN Official e
tccm In Madrid.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05

cineros. 8 tas in not town, bat
plantatitS = ,nging to ono Of the
well known loours family. Rugged
hills rise in Il" inter-
Il has been visited frequently by Span
ish columns, but General Castellanos
does not regard II as a point Of sufficient
consequence to regularly garrison It.
Tho insurgents hold no town or VII.
lage in the provinces. The only town
actually taken BY anything like siege
In the vkale rebellion was Guayamaro,
and that was not held by them.
An intercepted letter signed BY Co
moz aud dated Dec. was filed with
a violent complaint against the junta at
New York. Gomez il in bad physical
condition and Is generally dissatisfied.
He has quarrelled with other leaders Of
the rebellion. The dissensions were
like those In the former rebellion.
Gomez has attempted 20 ignore Cis.
ncros and make himstif a dictator In
political as well as IN Military Affairs,
Caliyto Garcia Is the only loader now
showing signs Of activity.
Influential Creole families At Puerto
Principe strongly desire that civil strife
BE- ended. They would withdraw from
the province Tor the influence Of the
revolution n it were possible.
There Is much poverty aud distress Ia
Puerto Principe City on account Of th'
numerous refugees.
There has been much sickness In the
Spanish army in thai section aud pracn
cally on she line Of the eastern trocha-
chiefly malarial fever. But there haI
been great improvement recently
Mnim Jamieson, commanding threl
sqsadruns oi cavalry regiments ha
been promoted for work IN the Gel,
north Of san Cristobal. Pinar del lul
province
While moving along the brow Of tn
hills near Cerclal and Blankquizal h
swooped down on some bands Of insur
gents foraging. killing 20 and woundinl
many of the rebels Those who cscapel
into the hills were captured in arms
All trains are now running regularl,
in PinaF del Rio. Hayana and Matanza
provinces. Part Of some lines in SAINT
Clara province are not operated becans
> iho bridges destroyed have no, been n
paired.
Trains run daily 20 Cionfusgos. 10
miles from Havana Last May all th
lines were sithcr wholly interrupted {
trains weie run only At irregular intcl
walls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
ARKANSAS TOWNS STRUCK.
nenton Seems 20 Have nssn the Hard
est Hit 80 Par a. Reported.

nenton SCENE 90 Have nesn the Hard
sst Hlt 50 Par a. Reported.
LITTLE Rock. Jan. A-Reports indi.
cate that the greatest sufferer by Sat.
urday nights storm was the town Of
Benton. where half a dozen small frame
houses were demolished and several
frciehicars standing a. the station were
overturned. Several persons were more
or less injured and many had narrow
escapes and thrilling experiences, but
no fatalities occurred.
Il seems that the storm was severest
In the southern portion Of the state, aud
It is not unlikely that casualties oc
CURED in some Of the numerous lumber
camps In that section.
/ All Of the towns between Ltsle ROcl
aud Texarkana suffered more or les'
damage. and reports from the country
give several instances Of damage q
farmhouscs and cabins
The rain all over the southern portion
Of the state was the heaviest In years
and al the branches and creeks wcr'
overaowed. The railroad IN many
places Is under water, but trains ar
now running nearly ON time
The cannon ball. which was held a
Benton. had narrow escape from be
ing wrecked. but for the hcroism OF 4
country lad terrible disaster nigh
have occurred. Inc train was late an
was running at a high rate Of spec
Whoa nearing Benton. Five minute
before Il would have reached the spo
where trees were blown across th
track. A boy. roN'iEing the danger, "a
cured lantern an Jagged the canno
ball just In time. The passengers mad
B up purse and presented Il 20 the ool
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
SPANISH SUCCESSFUL.

Rout the HnsarEents. killing Many.
whs Were Ien on the Plsid
HAVANA. Jan. A-The Spanish col.
umn under Major Benedicio met tho
insurgont hands under the leaders. Aral-
20. Arangurcn. Baul and Rudno Gar.
cia. near Campo florida The insur-
gents numbered 5000. aud among them
were seen 800 ncgrDes aud men not
known IN that vicinity, A pursuit was
Immediately commenced and Major
Benedicto had several engagements
Al the same time the column Of Col.
AguileTa from Tapas,e encountered tho
insurgents. Tho fnng was kept up for
Eve hours. At Sacramento the insur.
gents left Ss killed with their arms.
The Spanish had an officer and II SOL
diors wounded.
The insurgent. Major P,reE Aldercte,
united with ,he expedition Of SancheS
Rolof, arrived at Havana yesterday
and Is held at the disposition Of Gen.
wcylor. Several months before ths
revolution broke out Alderete fought I
duel with swords upon a political Ques
sion with the color bearer Of the mu
nicipal hremen. Captain Ignacio Giol
rccciviug wounds la the breast and LEI
arm. His SECONDS were the insurgen
leaders. Carlos Mendieta and Ramir
Mazooa. Captain Giors seconds wor
the oapaain Of the fremen, Ricard
Arnauto. and Francisco Lopez
The Calderon squadruns Of the Prin
cipe regiment have destroyed two pre-
lectures where they were planting a
Candoca. in Pinar del Rio, and have ID
stroyed a large number Of native hut
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
AuToNoMsTs NoT sATIsFIgo.
Tho Reforms For Perse Ries Not what
Thsy Want


Thsy vast
NEW YoRK. Jan A special 10 The
World from Madrid says the autonomist
deputation from Porto Rlco, which
came here to ak for the prompt carry
ing out Of promised reforms. Is bitterly
disappointed with the governments &C.
tion. Tne deputation had oongratulAt-
ed Premier Canovas when the an
nounccment was made that certain re-
forms had been granted. or leas, hav.
ing put In effect the provisions of the
bill which passed the cortos. Bat when
the 10 royal DEGREES, putting those re.
fogms In force were published In The
Gazette and nau Dsen careful ly read,
the members Of the deTuta,ion were
deeply chagrined and ouispokon in dis
senting. They say the West Indian
autonomisis want mueh more and can.
not accept the government measures.
After a close examination Of the de.
erocs the liberal and Republican poll.
ticians AMI their leading newspapers
criticiso the restricted. very conserva.
tive use which the present government
has made Of he elastic and broad pow
ors conferred by the colonial reform aci
drawn up IN 1895 by Senor Abrazuzs
and approved by the Libcral govern.
ment Of Senor Sagasta.
The Corrco calls the Porto Rico re
form decree dangerous joke, curtail
ing even what the little administration
government Is apparently granted.
Sonar Sagasta and the Liberals sa,
they worded the bill with view 70 Per
mitting very much broader conccs
sions
, Senior AbraEEa says he would hav
construed mere literally, especially IN
der existing circumstances.
The Spanish government was muo
. pleased with the friendly attitude an
assurances of President Cleveland an
Secretary Olney when tbo Spanish min
=. lister at Washington communicated I
: them the intentions Of Spain as on
8 bodied In tho preamble and dccrcos =,
r lating 10 Porto RicOa reforms.
. The ministerial press echoes the Ia
p preston Ia higi quarters that Spain h
nothing to fear as long as PrcsideI
J. Cleveland remains IN Office.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
NO SEAT or GOVERNMENT.
The Piaes the cabans Claim l. Meth
ing but Piaatatloa.

The riaee the cahans Claim l. Keith
ing but . riAatatloa.
New YoRE. Jan. A special 10 The
World from Havana says Puerto Prin.
cipe province is comparatively quiet. It
is the largest province in Cuba except
Santiago. but has the smallest popula-
ton. OF ia $1,000 inhabitants 45,v00
live in Puerto Principe City, the pro-
vinoial capitol.
The railroad connecting Puerto Prin.
circ City with the seaport Nuovitas is
IN regular operation. There has been
great improvement in that respect since
last summer. when the railway was
blockaded
The country besweea Puerto Principe
and the sea was ovorrun thon by the
the insurgent bands but tho death Of
thor leader. jose Maria Rodriguez. was
severe loss from which they have moi
recovered.
A large part Of the province, being
uipahabited. the insurgents were abl'
10 roam about until General Castella
nos and the military governor pursued
the diiIcrcn; bands and drove them int
Santiago or into the Wilderness Of th'
Najasa hills, In the southeastern par
Of tho proviaco.
The socalled president and his cabi
net have no axed abiding place,
Il has boen oircamssansially reporse'
in the United States that point Gale
CuevitAs was the scat Of government. Q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05

ST. 6EoRoE, Island Of Bermuda. Jan
l.-Thc British steamer Bermuda, cap
,ain Scott. alleged TO DO a hhbuster,
which left New York Dec. 81, has ar
rived here 90 hours ovwduo, owing TO
fog and rough weather. Il would have
been impossible for her 20 have landed q
dnbusserine expedition on the coast Of
Cuba since aho left New York. Dec. 81.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
GOMEZ TO SURRENDER
Other Leaders Are In This
Move With Him.
THIS NEWS RECEIVED AT MADRID

n Il said Private kilograms Prom HA-
vana state That such Thing II Pos
slbis spain Tired Of the Way Wsy-
ley Has Conducted the Campaign and
WIN Recall Him.
MADRID. Jan. s..-Prvato telos-rams
received here from Havana say II
possible that Maxine Gomez and 6.hcT
Influential Cubans will surrender 10 the
spanish authorities
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05

CucAoo. jan. 4.-Aldcrman o'MAl-
Icy, under indictment, charged with tho
murder Of Gus Colhandor in raid ON
polling booth eleNsion night, was ad-
mi,tci to bail in the sum Of ss5,0Oo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
InE EIRsT REAL sLIZZARD.


40 Prevails In Missouri Kansas ana
the Territories
KANSAS CuY. Jan. --rhs arsi blis-
Eard Of the season prevails Ia western
Missouri. throughout Kansas and in the
territories. the trains as many points in
s.ansas being delayed BY snowdrifis.
A fall Of 40 degrees has been expert
enccd at mcsi points. with the thermom'
eter stil falling. A heavy wind has
blown steadily for the past "a hours
drifting tho snow deeply. and causing
trouble to railways ard danger TO stock
In the Indian Territory heavy rain
have swollen the gulhes and small
streams, and the railway companies are
taking extra precautions against wash
ont1.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-05
M.rro stlu Alive

PARis, Jan. i-The Paris edition Of
The Herald states that IL can guaran-
tee the accuracy o. the news which it
presents that Antonio Maceo is still
alive
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-07

Sunlight and pure mir ought TO BE- freely
admitted to our churches, our business OF
fees, our libraries, our schoolrooms, our
dwellings, to wherever we live and breathe.
And yet how often are we compelled to sit
in halls, dark, damp and drcary, from
which the light of the sun is shut out and
the air is neither pure nor pleasant 1t
ought to be understood by all that every
apartment in which any one is expected to
remain for even short time ought to BE-
heated to proper temperature, and not
above It, and should receive n constant
supply Of fresh air.-.United Presbyterian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-07
A VOICE FROM THE BLEACHERs

A VOICE FROM THE BLEACHERS.
Local interest in the cricket games
as reflected from the "bleachers" is in
creasing. During Saturdays games
the "bleachers" were particularly yo-
ciferous and kept the players under a
running tire of good natured banter.
One small boy brought down the
crowd by advising the batsman to Ego
buy case of Rainier Beer and get
some life in you" The crowd applaud
ed the remark, knowing that Rainier
Beer is celebrated for its invii 'orating
and strengthening propensities.
On tap or in BOTTLES at the Criterion