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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24

''; ,:;: :; !; me-. : ne: !;
and forward the work they have
undertaken.
The presbytery held its opening
session on Friday night last. The
order of the evening was sermon
by the retiring moderator Dl. P. M.
Bartlett of Maryvlle. He preached
a powerful, edifying and exceedingly
interesting sermon oA l John as.
On Saturday morning at 600 they
met in formal body and elected Rev.
Samuel A. Collie, of Fort Sanders
Presbyterian Church, Knoxville,
moderator, and Col. w. A. Gage,
Knoxville, Temporary Clerk. These
gentlemen filled we'll these offices
and the business was promptly at
tended to and in strict parliamentary
order. The chairmen of the different
Communities had written reports
ready and read them before the body
these reports were voted on and re
ceived or respected as was the will
of the presbytery. Some very brill
liant discussions were set forth as to
the best methods for the carrying on
and the rapid promotion Of Christ's
Kingdom in the earth. Much atten-
ton was given to tho advancement
of the educational and Sunday School
work.
w. C. Harriet was taken into the
presbytery and licensed as local
evangelist. Mr.. Harriet breaches
every Sunday besides carrying on the
. regular course in Maryville college
d Prof Franklin A. Peake, who ha
W now a class of over sixty pupils il
lie the Dkasnand in Maryville, in hi
rseol delivered his en-
y Isg,u'a. lee'urS'"rh
e lem es" Monday eve
Ii nlng. HeV up before til
minds eye @tM prominent hterar
men Of note, and impersonated fey
IN of these most familiar to us in select
Il. ions from their writings. He show
ii. that admirable and much sought fC
b quality of swaying his audience trol
the sublime to the ridiculous and vic
versa. He closed his lecture wit
'le the "closet scene" from Hamlet. |
as this he showed won derful control {
of his voice, in taking the parts of Il
re- different characters repl esented
this noted scene. He closed his el
''' tertainment with a pantomine for III
Ter special amusement of the children
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24

Too many shoes We want to sell them
andSo we have cut prices on Some lines.
Our 81 Is shoe TO 81 80
Our $140 to$12j
Our 81 80 to 80

the Manufacturers and cash
bargains price you will miss bargains you do not
children value Our line OF Spring and
Summer dress goods, Handbags Neck and
line Hats unaunded
white shirts Acts carry the best line of
taclesn Maryve goods New York. Baltimore Cincinnati
Chicago anywhere buy the cheapest and none can shall unde us
quality of Green Coffee thing the grocery
line Fines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02

MIME. MARIE GEISTTNGEk
'l ranks among the foremost
women actors of Germany Her
admirers i'll this country are
scarcely less numerous, and GER
tainly are not the less ardent IN
their praises than i'll the Faith
erland. Nine. Geistlnger Is IN
elderly woman who looks thirty
and acts like an artist OF twcn-
". She has conquered age
by the strength of her art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
TWINKLES.

r1,uu p.pK SrsrERs-Anna, Ada, Georgia
and Katibel-enjoy the distln TO" 0.
being the only quartet OF feminine 'o'"e,
nlavers in the world. When ii'tie ei'
Anna Park. after hearing Nellie Berger a
member of the famous Berger family Oh
musicians, play in masteriul way on the
sivery horn, became fired with an aiil''-
,;o, IN emulate this woman cornctIst That
was more easily wished for than done
Miss Parks father strenuously objected
he wanted his daughter to acquire skill OF
some instrument less unconventional than
cornet. But Anna was woman and had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02

the proverbal wifuness of her sex and at
the age OF eleven took her first lessons on
the windy instrument that has brought her
fame and dollars. She aftcrward studied
under Henry Brown, Thomas Lcverett and
the able teachers of the New England Con
servatory Miss Park sisters became in
tercstcd in the cornet, and altcra while they
too learned to play it with ease and style.
Then the family became scattered and only
the four sisters before mentioned remained
together. The Pork sisters are among the
foremost cornetists OF the world Last
week thev sailed on their European tour.
In Great Britain and on the continent this
quartet of musicians who sing through sill
yer horns were royalty received last year.
and that literally, Tor they played before the
Prince and Princess of Wales the Duke OF
Saxe.C oburg- Gotha, the Duke and Duchess
Of Tcck and Prince Carl OF Dcumark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02

A WOMAN who may be classed among
n those important and hiShly-respccted
pcrsonages of stageland reliable actors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02

THOUGH young woman, as
l actors 90, Miss Mary Haines
has already done much toward
the laying of a firm foundation
upon which to build future
reputation in the world the
atric. She has distinct gifts III
the way of character portrayal
and She has the knack of hard
work which, after all is said
and done, is only another name
for genius.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
BANK FAILURE .
One Of The Philadelphia Banks
Clc":S its Doors.
Attempt TO wreck a Burlington
Train IN Iowa.
Laltle Man BesiN the santa lt ,umgln'
In case - court,
BLNE CASHiIR FAEp1STp

lhiadrlphin, Iry - the lhrtuU,
street National tank ii uut open ~
lg-Iu"-- thI- morning, aui j- 900 v"
htnt- q National Khnk kIumtnrr lNrti
\ crowd " l"pu-itor. -"ou gAthrt"i, but
there Ha- nu 'r.cial excitement The
hAuk hrli a gp'd up pItHiipd, but II lAs
hrru knuwutu -uinr TINE tia, it- huslnt-'-
has fallen II considerably ~u4prn-luu
w. SURPRISE. r-prcAlly ~ view ~ the
high -tauiIng NJ IT. objects William VI.
NlusctIy IL president AMI l,,ar cooper,
,lrr- president The bank VIA started IA
lNN; on capital ot tin,rIn, with Robert
h. ratti-nn "A. president When he lat
ter tuk hl- seat ~ governor ~ lN,h.
Nlugrfly succeeded hun A. Itr-lirnL
NJ Statement ~ hamht.", could be- oh.
tAln,d this morning
The Chestnut street ltu., AMI saving
Fund company, the uHirrr ~ which are
identical With thp-r ui "a" hnuk. Wa nl-u
closed fuf hu-lur,- to day
The iv,t rrIorl II the condition rt the
hAuk, made October ., $50, gn," total n"
sources ~ tNNs,,?,u deposits. .uNl /
H. cheeks were t!.uJo.~,".
lhrfr we're cltN funds ~ the hauk tn
the amount ~ tLN'NiI lhr state had
OF drIp-lt t22d." he hauh wA- AI-u
n depository uf the La,lonAl rfumrnt,
hut the government i- tull, pfolrct~i
against lo',l by hoIilng tl","Uoi mt"d
states bonds ~ -.curIty President
Sing"rly made gf'at Efforts 10 ruahlr the
bank 10 meet liabilities. Yesterday the
clearing huu.r cuuInittr" NJ th" ihllA-
drlphia banks considered proposition Ia
I-.u' t2.rHuU - per cent preferred
stock ot the Record publishing company
~ collateral, lnNr-tlgA !un developed
that this offer was not sufficient ~ Justify
the banks advancing the Ht,d"d funds
NJ other hanks are involved ~ th" fail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
ARIZONA lItMS.

~. Gatke, the poet of the salt river
valley, Il dead, aged 80
\ Tucson ChlnAmHn Il said Ia have
won t2.u0 Ia u Chinese lottery
j. Hatb-r,. the ostrich breeder, now
haz eighty i've birds Ia his pastures near
Phoenix
4. X Patton has RAISED Z | OrO to build
a new opera hou-a Ia rhurlI II viii
cost, when complrt,-t t3;,VU,
Pre-cott- city rHIncl has ordered new
paraphrrnAlia fur the Arr department
consisting u hose, rap-, lanterns, aIes,
ladders, etc
Arthur Kchharit, a brakeman on the
PtpniI n Mr-A railroad. WA thrown
tfum car at Tempo aud Instantly Killed,
three ears passing over him
Plans are being drawn Tor two story
stone building. "a thTre--t"Ty hrlrk build
Ing, aud N tJIUH hotel, ali 10 lr built by
the nitsi Verde company al Jerome,
Rred. q, Hughr' has been arrested AT
liasisOuTs 80 s,an llrIS'y, Who has gone
over ha accounts II, clerk ~ the board ~
supervisors, has c"mplrt"d hi+ work. II
IL eaM that the shortage will amount To
nsssx than t7unl, covering Ap"rlUi u
zSvrysI year..
William & Grrrnr the wealthy stuck.
man ~ COchl-' county, Who shot aud
kiilrd Jam~ Burnett, ha- been Acquitted
The latter hal not only threat"n'-i 20
kiii Greens, hut blew up u dam b-long'
ing to him. causing the death oi i't"-nr's
little girl hy drowning.
Emory ComstOck, the we'll known Santa
y. railway engineer, between the metro
polis aud n Pan, l. now n full nSiRsSi
citizen " this city, having moved his
family from San MArciAl, aud they, Tor
the time 1-ing, Will occupy company cot
tAge No | On south First street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
WOMAN WITH A HISTORY.
Daughter Of Famous tnEliSh Lad, ana
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TuE TWO EOR0ERs

wss Judge Hssooek Employed In the
defense other FaSn
This paper announced yesterday after
nOnn that Judge " c. HeAc9ck WAS one
Of the attorneys employd 10 the defense
OF the two forgers, Howard and HlersI,
but the item IL found 10 be an error,
An attorney this morning stated that
the Judge was present yesterday morning
when thu trial ~ llier-t ~As On. aud
made several objections, but when all
understanding wa brought about the
Judge did not put In ali appearance. la
the Aftarno-n, and hence vas D0, EN-
VlOyed at the preliminary hearing Of
either Howard or Hierst,
Rn-ids~ the money, amounting IN elBt.'
% found on the two fOrgefa when ar.
Tr-la.i. another hnd was msie Yesterday,
over t3D being srwed 10 the clothing Of
Howard
The merehAnts uctimiIed are hegin.
ming 10 inquire "NhsIe are they at aud
Il really do~a lcok "a II they, according z
10 some Law tachnicAiity, will not r-aliLs
a cent Of the money Or goods secured
from them by the fraudulent checks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

q 70. f ,.. lE.ts
Dee uatur ~ ~" maungrt - the lu
prtlAi Wp ut w,utIuu,ai, whIrh Nas
probably iur tn uu u,rr-igll, ~ the
editor knew Mat hi, roguumru Was LAM.
gan
The Times WIS awarded the city print.
ing contract. tut hot hriDfr the clty
editor had made u- peace with Nldrfmau
unInrS over "A late upprt at Nutphi'- :
usual maJ ont, fut u" straight u,Art AT
the fall election. thanks To- ltn!gin aud
his pull" krtll, .ohet,d ~ ~ time 10
att, nj the uIruiuS u the lmv,tal Music
hall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

i, j frey. general manager Of the
Santa +" rnllSaN M! t"o sous j. J..
Hall, wlfr AMI -.u. father. mother and
brother IT g. & Iia arI Mrs hAlbraith,
viii reach the rlN from Topeka. Kan :.
and S-ialia, Nj, thl- evening; and with
Warren k uHlhnllh. who Will come N
from lIalla-, lrGA-, al-o this evening. the
party viii all ENJOY n athrlstmas reunion
At the iin-r residence On west Copper
avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
AtI.mp,tn wr.rhATrain.

Thaysr. Iowa, Dec - An attempt whs
made between here aud Murray lat
night 10 throw from the track IL" Bur
lingtOn train No from omaha. The
engine left the track, hnt no great dam
age WAS done, nor was any on" injured
It war found that the track had b'+n
tampefrd with. and tootprinl" ~ men
were -s-n leading away from the road
bei Spikes hal been pull",l out OF the
tlrH ior three rail lengths, The rail
ruh conpany ufrrS reward of tS'
fnf The AIrrst u The implicated men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
Mmn Ihr 4 80.

Wichita. Kan, lice Sd Judge hale, IN
decision against the santa H. Tor re-
fu-lng return pa-- 10 |, T., Camph"ll,
who shlppti cattle. has given plAlnt,i'
Judgment iur fare, co-tr aud attorney =
fees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
CNI~t 90 IHk FAIIIKI
H"~ III. rhilsd~iphls Hsnk ws- t"ro~d
Iu the wall

n"~ the rhilsd~iphls Hsnk w.- FORCED
In III. vail
Washington, Drc - krk-ls. comp
trolrr oi III. currrncy said Ia day IN ~.
gard 10 the failure ~ the Chestnut street
National bank In Philadelphia that the
suspension ~ns prlmaril, In. 10 the
-hrinknge Ia value 0i bonds AMI notes II
the Singerly pulp and paper milis, locAt-
III nj Klkton. Md. The capital Of the
bank l. t6oO.sn, AMI the deposits aggrr.
gat. rbOut tl.1,D,uu. aud the surplus
abuut t!Jutnr krkrl- hA- b"ru IN
philahrlphia recently s"Nrral times. Try.
ng 10 make arrangements 10y which
the pulp and paper mills securities
could ha taken ont ~ the aS''ts Of the
bank. and the stock ul the Philadelphia
Record company Euhditutei. lp 10 D
o'clock lasl nigh; II waa thought that
the plan would be- adopted but n hitch
occurred which rendered SuSpen-i0n nee
,ss,ary ErkrlH said there was not The
least suspicion ~ wrong doing on the
part Of any one connected with the bank
ani he still had strong hopes Uf arrang'
ing for voluntary liquidation Ot the
banks affairs. without the expense IN.
riipnt "a the appointment ~ n receiver
Erkrl- eGpf-',,,Ni the belief that the bank
will ultimately pay every dollar that II
Owpa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

~ Louis, bee q William r BuTr,
Jr. ex cashier ~ the ~ Louis >ationsl
bank. now serving a sentence of Nv"
year. nj jefferson city state I~nltrn.
tiafy tur the rmb.Lll-mrnt oi t5l' -,
has been pardpn'Si hy rfr-l tent Mrhln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
A HIn. Is't1rs

ls,, 4. NJ i.umpkn h~san his course
Of lectures At the congregational church
IAat evening before a fair slL'i al ileucA
Th. subject last evening wUS, China
aud Japan" AMI the many curio- With
~hic'. he illustrated the lecture, besides
the Oriental costumes he wore, addrd "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

N. Riliott Houston. II TAyloFVille
Ky has taken room At the Grand Cen
trAl. lie L . health seeker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

kansa- CitJ, llr~'. % -tat,l" f"c"lpt-
Juu. strong /" H. cents higher
IeIa. siesra tindatp, Texas roS-
t2ibdJlu. native st'-'f-, ~ ~ {" 80
native COWS and h"lfrr', Nht ''
.tockrr- and t,ssirf-, o. - ,I,5o, hulls,
t99im3,Ni,
shrep Receipts, in' market i'fm to
u cents higher l.Amb-, ~ ''U D ~,
uutton-, tj "'tIIh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

In a sAy n hrIp othVFs a. =" nav" I'VE
pr Miles Errva,s Ar" su,d ~ Az drug
gi,ts url,r Ap~.'lyr guarantee, hr,t ho'tls
t.u,H,. 49, .,y r''undcd hook ca
Heart lN.rN,. .,.' tree tu all Appiican's
pE Mlt.E Mtul,AL co. kkhATI lnd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

- - u WIZ VI
w.i, had = severe at
tack - La Grippe
~hirh brought on
trout j.. peculiar u
li,rs,N The RssLOr'
ativv Nrrvins IL the
only thing that has
hrIlrd her We h'th
hop. YOU will use this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

Oufrr'..'. . ''u..iui the moral Nr,Irr -
our ,lt, ..., .,ru ,tu~urd 18th su,,rs, The
nnturiu I.. t... MUS, iIall :. uu more,
thanh, g.. nr. r..~,rtIl ,uHurn,r IT the lr"
plr'.,n. ,.r. DO, % Il, yla,s has u-ru the
Iu.prt.. 81. uaI sLI,n. uuIrt pr~ man
s.,m,r Pa. . uu,rHrd iutuA CO.'S t'mgls
of au,.,,. .r.i Mpft .puu ne rIirusNe
slt,t.t. 10, atraly brEuu aul In tee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-21

they cannot but reflect the character
OF the preacher, and the speaker must
necessarily, thought not intentionally,
tell something &C himself and II follows
that those who listen TO his words soon
begin to feel that they know the man
himself. 1t was this way with DR..
Holman. He loved 10 preach ard h
had all the instincts and abilities 10 en-
able him TO do it most effectively. He
knew no greater joy than to let his
voice play upon the souls before him.
and when ne was compelled by Illness
10 take I'D the cross of silence q few
months ago. he bore it with the Chris
tian heroism that characterized him.
He preached from his heart and from
experience, and there was a divinity
about the messages he delivered, which
were messages CT divine love and glory.
He strove for the best in everything.
and ne studied and struggled diligently
10 make all his faculties the best in
struments possible for the service of
God. There was something in DR..
Hoiman's sermons which could not be
found in print. There could not be one
of his sermons without his own per-
sonality with it. He could be COM
pared with the most eminent divines,
like Henry Ward Beecher and Phillips
Brooks, and like them he stood in the
true apostolic succession. He was also
a true disciple of John Wesley, in that
he was ever ready 10 raise his voice in
earnest protest against all narrow sec
tarianism. Mr. Brown spoke Of a
carving in Yves; minister Abbey over the
tomb of John Wesley. God buries his
workmen, but continues his work, and
he said that that sentiment was an
exact counterpart OF the words used
in one Of DR.. 1olman's last letters,
where he said. Now I must lie in the
ambulance and hear the troops go by
to the front"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-21

Only line running through Pullman
City to San Francisco: Salt Lake civ to
Denver via Grand Junction and Salt
Lake City to Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points.
Through tourist or family sleepers with
out change, to Kansas City, Chicago and
Boston
Free reclining chair cars. Salt Lake city
to Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-21

Ticket Office No. 1O3 West Second South
Street Postoffice Corner.)
D. c. DODGE. F. a. WADLEIGH.
General Manager Gen. Pas. Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-21

Trains leave and arrive Salt Lake City
as follows:
On effect March 16. 1879
Leave.
'sT'he Overland Limited for
Chicago, St. Paul, St Louis.
Omaha, Kansas City, Denver
and Park City :: ;-.;:..-;;i;..,;,,1 100 a M
st. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City
and Denver :-:.-..-..-.;;I Zoo p m
From three to u hours quicker to
an above points than any other
line.
',The overland Limited" from
Chicago, ST. Louis, Omaha,
Kansas City. Denver and Pork
Citv .3:10 p. m
1.-THE Fast Mail" from Chicago.
ST. Paul. St. Louis. Omaha.
Kansas City and Denver. $3.50 O. m
civ Ticket ONCE. POI Main Street
Telephone No. 665.
The only line operating through Pull
man Palace SleeDers. Library Buffet
Smoker. Dining Cars, Tourist SleeperJ
and Free Reclining Chair Ce--
H N. CLAY. General Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-21

C. A. r. comrades indicates the small
accessions are but the commencement
of the large number who Will ere long
crowd our post ROOM
The tie which binds the comrades to-
gethes- IS welded in the fire of hattie
and ii IS not at ell surprising that the
wearer of the bronze button should be
sought out and made welcome ON his
first appearance in our midst.
The post room presents the attrac-
items of conradeship. the warm greet
ing and hearty grasp of the hand wei
comes kim 10 our ranks
Last Monday evening three visiting
comrades were welcomed to Mexican
post. who Will make an effort TO be
present at each post meeting during
their stay in our city There was also
an application for reinstatement, with
the promise of several more.
- q 9,
NcKean Corps w. r. c was very
Hospitality entertained at the pleasant
home OF Mrs. Heath on West Temple
street last Thursday afternoon, which
was most heartily enjoyed by the large
attendance of the corps members
The regular meeting Of Mexican corps
will be held on Wednesday afternoon
in the G. A. r. hall. p West Second
South street, to which they invite the
members of sister corps
There will be an important meeting
of the two posts and TWO corps at the
G. A r. hall this evening at S:l5
o'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-21
THE COLORADO MIDLAND r. R.
rwn Through Trains Daily

r,o.vaen Salt Lake City. Ogden and Lead
I File Cripple Greek. Colorado Springs.
Denver ES1 and all n,PEe points east Only I9s
r. uIlll,,,sb sIeepers on both morning and
,nr,ne trains. This line. in connection
With the Rio Grande Western, reaches
Denver en- earlier than any y.S other r. line via
S seqo,,a "a trains. Take the Colorado Mid
t neldy Ind save time and enjoy the finest
, ,fI and grandest scenery IN COLORADO
". Ry agent; or n ppouN
". Gen. Agent.
6oI,,ar Colo. Salt Lake City.