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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
roo nANr oookssroIL rHr morn
Tho Tariff Bnl l. u Failure and Satisfies
NobndX.

WASHINGTON. u. g.. July Especial.
Now that the tariff bill is about TO enter
upon the last legislative stage It IS n Gu
rious thing that the Republicans are more
dissatisfied with the measure than they
have been since II Arst passed the House
Of Representatives.
In the first place. they realize It viii
not produce sufficient revenue. II is even
doubtful az q revenue raiser. II II VIII
be az effective as the present law.
II carries protection 90 an extreme, BEN
efts the trusts at the expense OF legitl-
mate commercial development. and gives
the Democrats all the necessary mate
rial for a successful campaign.
The bill Is the result Of the many COOKS,
and the result i5 the usual one. Senator
Aldrilh who has taken no part in the
work Of passing the bin, is quoted as
saying tho hill IS The worst tariff measure
over considered.
Aldrich has been IN bad health hut his
conn iote withdrawal from the tarl hght
Is sa 4 10 be due more 20 disgust IMAM To
sickness. Allison D. also said 20 pe in
nt OF lesnOudcucv because or his serious
apprC nlnsiOu OF the results Of the legis-
latiOr proposed However. the die DIS cast,
and tie Republicans are prepared o. pup
sue tlnir present course tO conclusion
with courage IL not with hope of future
Tne 100. they say. IS the best they could
pass. and has been ruined by The fact
that every Republican senator has in-
sisted upon ample protection for the par
ticu.ar indus ries in which they are re-
spfcfive.r Interested.
when The general discomfort which The
bin is 90. tain 30 arouse becomes manifest
there are few Democratic enainf- who
may lud 10 difficult to escape PUBLIC inuis-
nation. Senators Bacon and Illman,
who have shown almost as muCn greed
for protection 90 local industries as iie
Republicans themselves are among them
% explain why hc voted flr double tfe
Mckinley duty on white pine. when his
vote alone bad it been cast with The
Democrats. would have placed white pine
ON the free list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
The GREAT COAL STRIKE.
The Power Of The United States Against
All Violence.
PITTSBURG Is The PIVOTAL POINT.
In That District Thousands of Miners
Obeyed the Mandate Of the National
Executive Board OF United
Mine Workers.

PITTSBURG. Pa. July 6.-The strike
OF the United Mine Workers OF America
was obeyed by from l0.c0 10 l5,VU
miners in the Pittsburg district to-day.
The great struggle is now on in earnest.
ana the developments of the next few
days Will determine the success or failure
Of tho fight for uniform mining rate.
Plttsburg is the pivotal point in the
five States engaged IN the contest, ana
the success of the local officials tn their
efforts 10 secure a general suspension In
this district Will have an important bear
ing on the outcome OF the movement.
THROWING DOWN PICf<s.
While 1t is estimated that at least
two thirds OF the miners have thrown
down their picks, enough men are st,l
AT work, however, tO seriously impair
the chances. unless they can ultimately
be brought out This, President Dofau
confidently claims can be done. The
operators, on the other hand. are in no
wise Disconnected. and assert that the
strike cannot succeed. The first break
in the operators ranks was made this
afternoon by j. w. steen. Of the .. !. 4.
Mines. az ROssyilio The ciggers re-
tA0tH ~ WNiN diA lNf iIuf was 'lpSos
down. but a notice was posted that after
to-day the Gs cent rate would be paid.
IL b. not likely that the officials Will al
low the mon TO work until a majority ot
the operators have agreed 10 the miners
demands.
SLOW TO RESPOND.
In West Virginia The miners have been
slow in responding 20 the strike order. n
dispatch tonight says that general
strike in that State Is not probable. The
men 9re not organized, and they are In
clinod 10 regard the strike elsewhere ~
favorable 10 their chances for securing
plenty of work at good prices, while II
ia pending Great pressure II being
brought 40 bear upon them by the United
Alne Workers officials 10 Join the strike,
bat so far without success. The impress
sion among both operators and miners In
this State is that West Virginia will be
able TO supply the demand for coal IN
the event N a prolonged strike. and that
the operators will De justified 10 OFFER
the miners inducements 10 remain az
work as they did in 1894. chief Mine In
spcctor Paul says that he does NOT look
for much Response 80 the order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

CREVE, ". July G-Speclll. 1.-The
holiday WIS very quietly spent here yes
terday. The Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company celebrated IL by giving
their employees The day OF. Tile stores
I'm town were closed during the after
noon and q large number of persons
toured the surrounding country with
wheel and cam rh.
4 number OF the prominent citizens OF
Crawe attended the funeral Of Miss Mary
Az cw. az Burkeville. yesterday. she be-
ing the sister OF J. Z. Agnew. the pOpu-
lar cashier OF tie Bank OF Crewe.
SIR. and Mrs. r. W. Sewers and child,
Of Knoxville. Tenn, are visiting rela-
tivcs here.
Miss Sallie Ellm left this afternoon 70
visit relatives in Amelia county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
DINIEL's CONsEEVATIsM.
Contrast Between His Ctteranccs and
Those Of the Youngtr speakers.


WASHINGTON. ID. c., July Especial.
The general tone Of the Democratic
Fourth OF July uttcrances. indicate con-
tinued determination to advocate the re-
nomination Of William J. Bryan as the
Democratic nominee for the Presidency
and the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver.
The meeting held here yesterday under
the auspices OF the National Association
OF Democratic Clubs, II it was remarkable
fOr any one thing was Tor almost Nlo-
lent professions OF faith in the Chlcaso
platform made by the younger members
Of the party who were called upon Tor
addresses.
This was all the more remarkable from
the fact that Senator Daniel who made
the principle address. and who really
made a magnificent Grafton. was cOnscr-
Vatiye 10 an extreme. and counscled only
good feeling and united love for country.
Differences OF opinion respecting public
questions are permissible and proper the
senator said but not enmiues. While
this spirit OF patriotic good will towards
all political opponents pcrvaded the Sen
ator's entire speech, the addresses OF the
other speakers were as inliamatory. as
bitter and as extreme in terms Of de-
nunclation. OF an who DO not agree with
them a. any OF the demagogic utter
ances Of the last campaign.
There are great many Democrats here
and elsewhere who are watching anNi-
ousiy Tor indications of better and more
reasonable spirit on the part of those
who followed Bryan who are much dis
heartened by the general manifestation
OF feeling exhibited yesterday
Senator Daniel himself. after setting
80 striking an example OF conservatism
In his splendid speech, must have been
disappointed by the manner in which his
preccpts were disrcgarded by those who
followed him.
By an OF them the prorosNil1 li-
yanced that the free coiaa.
Is The fundamental principle ol
and Fundamental also. when
IN connection with the prlcin. ~ e.
ierson and OF Jackson.
Representative swanson, who IS hccom-
ing a very popular speaker In Washing
ton. after claiming for Virginia. the ori-
gin OF the Democratic party. an origin OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
1Ply.ImhRIctN INPOsIrIOS.
COL Dickinson Predicts it, Snccess-Presi
dent DnI FayOr- u.

4 o. RAfkll~Fn . 'Ntfff
dent Dtnz Favor- u.
CHICAGO. July 6-1he question OF hold
iug a Pan-Amerlcan Exposition was rai5-
ed by a party ~ gentlemen during am en-
terialnmrnt given the Psu-Amcrican lri-
ceatl0n at the Union League t.u1 ln-
nieht. During the discussion col. DleA-
jus0n. ex-secretaTy of the World J. ar
and president OF the Coliseum building
said. ...,,...., .,
wiz be- made by the citizens OK cAicaso
with the representatives from soulh
American republics that TINS eNlo.lli9"
viii be brought 10 Chicago ana held ih
The Coliseum. / venture the predlct1
fhat II this is done and such an eNposl-
tion rs held here. the results from every
staudp0int Will be more than satisfactory; ;
MEXICO CITY. July ct may be- sad
autho itntively in view Of the tour ~ lhe
Pan-American tourists IN the United
states. that President Diaz Is IN cordial
sympathy with an efforts 10 bring .n clos
er relationship the republics OF Nortn ahd
Latin America. ,
The commercial museum plan at fhlHl-
delphla has his entire appreciation as tne
first practical effort In this direction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
SLOW TO RESPOND.
pnr Thousand Loads "A Day.

BELLAiRE. o.. July ca large number
~ extra coal cars were sent into the Fair
mount. W. Va. District hy the b. and o.
Railway Company to-day. The operators
" that Held have notified the railway peo-
pie that they can furnish ono thousand
car loads ~ coal a day. and shipments
are expected 10 begin soon
Most OF the coal will be- sent 10 Ohio 10
supply the trade in this State. IL is pre-
dicted that trouble will result as soon as
an attempt Ia made 20 move coal across
The river. the same ~ happened two or
three years ago during the miners strike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
KILLnD rHE wR0NG sIsrER,
He Intended to shoot the Unmarried Wo-
mnn MLn Ind .cnrned d N.

NEW ORLEANS. July G-Aftcr coming
home from Fourth Of July party at the
French settlement at Livingston Parish
on Saturday night, Louis Durant. justice
Of the peace, shot and killed his sister-in-
law Mrs. Cheri LObel.
Durant was a widower with seven chill
dren and lived with his mOther-ig-law,
Mrs. Peerault the mother Of two daush-
ters. He was I'm love with her younger
daughter Cbantine. who refused % mar
~ him. She dai ced at the Saturday night
party with other mcn and he in his Jeal-
ousy threatened her life. IN the darkness,
as they walked home. be mistook her mar
ricd sister. Mrs. Lobcl, for her aud kill
ga the wrong woman, shooting her slN
times. When ne found what he had done
he took poison. which failed 20 act. \
disposition was shown az first "a. lynch
him. but ne induced q number OF friends
20 arm and protect him. and 10 esco-t
him 10 the parish Jail at Centrevile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Mulct for One Thousand.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July Especial.
Hon. Marshall Mccormick. OF Terry
viiie edected to-day nnal settlement
with the Internal Revenue Depariment'
i'm the case Of the government asnln7t Il
l.. Pri,chett x Co., distiliers OF rage '0"''-
The settlement was I'm the nature ot
compronlse prOpcs "a by the D"paIi ineAl,
which was that the defendants hn9ila
he mulcted in tie sum Of Sl.oy9 ana wni.h
although fagr1ntly unjust, DIT. Sl1.ol-
tban IN subject them 20 expensive ana
tedious litigation IN the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

NEW YORK. July t-Ihe body or Fa-
ther Hewitt. superior of thc fad'lsi "a
theirs. roll. I'd ln yestncn'8 used in cr. al-
ng mass. lav iu state Tonight ia at
church of S. Paul 10 was viewed ihis
evening ly fully 3ND men. women ana
childrls. most of ihe congregation OF 5t
Pauls church. 40,
Tho body 0f the deld prelafe VIII re-
main in state until to-morrow forenoon.
when "A solemn requiem mass. Wh.eh al.
follow the Office of the dead. Will De- ceie,,
bratel IS Bishop T.,rncy OF Hartford
Conn. .t.. ~. .to
, r-,lv1r.itv washington. will
nrea.h the sermon Al the close Of the
sart.ir0e Frfher HEWITT body VIII ne
placed in a vault under the southeastern
lower of tho church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

NEW YORK. July 6.-The report OF
Chas w. Dayton. as referee appointed
by the Supreme Court to take and state
the accounts of Th0s. g. Ritch, Henry
O.. Vaughan and Justus l.. Buckley, the
executors OF tAe will OF Daniel y. Fayer-
weather. was formally confirmed by JUS
t.ce Pryor to-day.
Justice Pryor also signed the decree di.
rectlng the executors within ten days to
distribute between the twenty colleges
named as benelc.lrics in Mr.. Fayer-
weather. wil the rosliuary estate
amounting 90 over 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
TAyON RfFINED SOAR,
Senator Allison Suggests the imposition
of "A Cent on Each Pound

WASHINGTON. d. Q, July U Is
learned that Secretary Gage mas written
~ letter TO Senator Alison suggesting
the advisablity OF putting q lax OF one
c.,t "a mound ON ali refined sugar made
from stock imported prior 10 the passage
Of the pending tariff bin.
II is the opinion of the customs officials
of mo Treasury that this duty would in
crease the government revenues by seNe-
,el ,nillions and the hardship would fan
~, those best able 90 bear IT, What ac-
lion the senate Committee will take on
the suggestion is not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Christian rndeayorcr,' Narrow Escape.

REDDlNG. CAL. July 6.-The Chris
tian Endeavor excursion train from ore
con had "A narrow escape from = ifi-ht-
fiu wreck this afternoon two miles rom
Cottonwood. Charles broadhutst' i."
minutes before the train passed na" ui7-
cov. red that a trestle twenty leet IonS
had been burned out. The train was i,p-
idly approaching. Broadhurst hurrle'.s
raooed n and the train was brought -
F, stop fen fee. from the yaWnns
chasm. ~....,
T'he train then backed TO Cottonwood
wher. Endelv0rers celebrated their deiiV-
ferance With hymns and prayer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
In,yn Goli Demncrafs.

DEs MONIES. IA. July G.-The Cold
Standard Democrats will hold their State
Convention here Tomorrow. The dele
gates began 10 arrive to-day and perhaps
10 are now on the ground. II is believed
that 300 delegates Will have seats in the
convention.
There Is no doubt now that a full ticket
will be placed in the field on a platform
fay0ring the gold standard; tarin Tor
cnarffnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

WASH lNGrON July 6.-S. =. Williama
a young man whose home IL I'm Bismarck,
y. D.. but who formerly held a clerkship
in the Treasury Department I'm this city,
was arrested to-day on charge OF fore.
ing the name Of senator william i. Ma
son. Of Illinois. 20 3n application TO the
Pennsylvanil railroad company for tive
round trip passes from Washington 70
New York city Williams protests hio
innocence and viii bc given a hearing -
the Police Court tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Paw Faure's Junkcting Expenscs.

PARIS. July G--ln the Chamber OF Dep
uties to-day One Budget Committee. which
Yesterday unanimously adopted the credit
asked FOR 10 defray the expense OF Presi-
dent Farre's visit 20 81. Petersburg re-
ported in favor OF the credit. The Social
lists opposed the credit. The credit was
adopted by a vote OF AT 10 -
The Senate unanimously adopted the
credit to-day. asked for 10 defray ihe 'x-
pense Of TIE visit OF President Fraure 10
81 Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

NEW YORK. July "a warm wave
which is said f0 be due 10 q combination
OF an area OF low pressure TO the north
and "A high pressure area 70 the south.
struck this city to-day. and at noon the
thermometers on the street level regis
tered i02 degrees. while the humidity re-
corded was % per cent As the result OF
this intense heat there We're three deaths
and eleven pr0strations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
4 Volcanic Island.

MANAGUA. NICARAGUA. via GAL
WESTON. TEN. July G-The recent
heavy rains have cAruylicd deep can
yon through iHr town OF Muyagalpa. Gt
the loot of the Volcano Jmetepe. destroy
ing "a number OF houses.
Near Omo.Dpo ls 1 volcanic island TO-
wards its southwest side. lts length Is
twenty miles and brcadth from seven
fO eight miles. 10 consists of two gran
iteic mountains on which are the Two
villages OF Omotope and Muinagalpa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
IiLLID Bith.
The German Ambassadors to America 10 DE
Ntpt.t.r of the Imperial Treasury.


SPRINGFIELD. Mass, july 6.-Baron
t,rr.sf Won Thielman. the Imperial Ger
man Ambassador. who IS stopping at ms
fne summer home IN LehoN, lo-oay con
,~,,.d rhe report that he mas been re-
called to Germany to become Minister OF
tbs Treasury IN the new government
now forming .,.,-.. ~,
He stated that the first inrmatioa ne
had received OF his reeah "@s lHc 80 ~
iteelf which was sent by cable AMI re-
csived ten days ago. Nc had planned 10
spond the season at LenoN. bu, mas ar
ranged 10 ieave for Germany wi-hin g lew
days. probably July lth.
vislnc lin Of his appointment - Minister
Of the Treasury. -
Baron Won Reichenau, chancellor OF the
German Legation. viii be charge de Al
fai,es until tho new Ambassador arrives.
Baron vOr ThelWan Will give rare
well dinner TO he LenoX cottagcrs next
Tuesday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Po.ndow.k,.wehner,. Prohable SUCCESSOR.

BERLIN. July G-Baron Thieimon.
German Ambassador TO the United States
has been mentioned In some OF the SENT
ON eiul journals AZ the successor Of Count
POsldOwslsy -Wehner. Imperial Secrerary
or the Treasury. But lt IL believed that
this report ~ without foundation. Bar
or Ihi lm inn was Instrumental In franz
Ing thc commercial treaties of Germany
with Russia and Austria and this achieve
ment would not III him for q post In the
new Agririan Cabinet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

WASHINGTON, july 5-lhe Republic
can senatorial caucus to-day decided to
not again present beet sugar bounty
am ,ndmcnt 10 the tarln bill. There was
also general agreement 10 take up
the T1urston beet sugar bounty bill as
an Independent measure the first thing
after Congress meets next December.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

f-r.n.a slow that the destruction ny
the floods there was greater even man
earlier reports indicated The losses arc
.,t,,,,s.sd at gOOWno0 francs in The ag.
,,roaate Hardly a village has escapr1
damage and the number OF p''s""'
d,o,vued 4 fully 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
United srarEs slGAfNsry yioLENCE
A Very Important Step Taken In the ONO
Courts.

Courts.
CINCINNATI. ONO. July ga very
imuor-ant step was taken here to-day
ia connection with the local miners
strike. which puts the power Of the
United States against all violence or un-
lawful acts in at least a portion OF the
territory In Ohio.
An order OF the United States Circuit
Court. Southern District OF Ohio, east
division was made by Judge Taft, upon
a showing made by Myron II. Herrick
ana Robert Blickensderfer. receivers OF
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
company. and Of the Wheeling. Lake Erie
and PNtsburg Coal Company whereby
the United States Marshal is directed 70
protect their miners AZ work and 10 pre-
vent unlawful interference with the ope-
ration OF their railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
President Hayes Daughter to Marry

FREMONT. O.. July G-Tne enssse,
r'nt of Francis Hayes only dAus:tei ~. ~
he late ex-Iresidcn; y. J.. Haygs 10 rh-
sign Harry r. smitn. l.I.ra liz -,
,.''.,,,,e Ni-s Hayes b. a beautiful and
,1ienteI Young lady. Ensign smith -
VI. i'stru-tn, en- ne United States train
49,. 49,. .hi, constellation. 40 Newport X. !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

ATLANTA. Ga. July o.-Wesloy Robin.
SOD and John Drcshler TWO enthusiastic
wheelmen. have reached this city after
having ridden from orange, y. j.. on A
tandem wheel They made the distance
Of about 1000 miles In ten days. aver
aging about one hundred miles a day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
vr.rt,rE FORECAST.

v,cttrNGTON. ID. g.. July 6.-Fore-
cas-. for Wednesday; .,.
For Virginiu-tienerally TAR; continued
hish temperature. variable winds.
For North CaroHna-sho~ois are Prod
ably, southeast 10 southern ""'uS-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Costa Rican Forgery Case.

NEW YORK. July 5-The United states
Secret Service Agents here made four
more arrests to-day IN connection with
the counterfeitlng Of about Nec,OOO worth
OF Costa Rican bank notes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
y;r~inii pO.tmasters

WASHINGTON. July G.-The following
fourth class p0simaslers were appointed
to-day in Niftllnlc9' Ipublin, j.. ;. Cecil;
Roman. 5. &. Men, Jr.' snowviile, G.. ;.
llI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

WASHINGTON. July 6-Presldent Nc
Kinicy and his party returned here from
canton at i2.i1 o'clock this afternoon on
the regular train over the Pennsylvania
railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

LONDON. July 6.-The Duke OF York.
eldest son OF the Prince Of Wales, and
heir presunptiye 20 the throne. has been
appointed knigt. OF the order Of 81.
Patrick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
RANCE or rmrRMOMETER.

,rnc range OF tlr thermometer al Tha
ri,nes ofice yesterday was tho follov.s
NJ. s.. u NJ. IS; +. NJ, 20:
p n. 20: T.. NJ. ". l. NJ, ~ Aver
age. - 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Senator Harris Better.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-United States
Senator Harris. Of Tennessee, who has
been seriously IN. IS reported as some
what better tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
yHI NiTIONdL POPtLisI>.
I'll. Cor rrsscncc Declares for i;e.orGanlra.
t.nnnh Nppn.ss Iusi0n.

NAgfi\ LIE. TENN, July 5.-The Ma
,icnsl Conference of ihe Peoples Party
rsagsombled In tie hall Of the House OF
Representatives to-day
The report Was of The Committee on
RESOLUTIONS. completed ~ l.i1 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
APlncn. nfIo.n.t

LONDON. July "a Bombay dispa,ch
sIVs "a pl4ere ~ locusts in NOrth India
trrrf tons 90 nfgrorate greatly the sui
f.rinrs from famine IN India:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-04-08
Mailing Candy Abroad.

A young man who apparently knows
girl in London came into tho Office the
other day and asked whether candy
could BIO sent abroad through the mails.
So he was taken over to the postoffice
and the state Of affairs was laid before
an official, who instigated Nh invostiga.
ton. After II long time he returned and
reported as follows:
II am very glad" said he, that you
asked that question. Its answer shows
curious state Of affairs. In this ooun-
try you oan send candy up to pounds
as merchandise for cent for each
ounce. II You want to send candy
abroad you only have to pay cent for
every ounces, but you oan only send
10 ounces in each package. II II weighs
moro than IL ounces you have to pay
letter rates, or 10 cents an ounce for tho
whole thing
THAT IL to say, you can send 10
ounces to London for cents, but 1t
would cost you 10 cents to sond IL to
Brooklyn, SO IL you arc thinking of
sending n pound 1t will cost you 81. 60,
The stamp department is right over
there.
'"rhnnk you very much, said the
young man. II just happen to romem.
Der that tho doctor has forbidden the
girl to oat candy. New York Mail
and Express
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-04-08
Church Services fAr Sunday.

OHuICH DcItlCcb M cuhuuJs
Divine services will be held as fol
lows on Sunday next:
ST. MARY's CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. John y. llnlbalkenn, pastor. Early
mass ut O'Clock. High mass Mt 10000 Yes.
pers ut 1900
ST.. PAUL's CATHOLIC CHURcH.-
Rev. James O'Kcefe. pastor High mass
with sermon, Mt 10 II. m, Sunday school NJ
2p m. Morning mass Mt 1880 In summer; 3
in winter.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Il. W. Straw, pastor. Glass meeting
Mt o. Morning service Mt 1880. Sunday
School Mt 800 Epworth League Mt q: 30
Evening service Mt r: 80.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. Thomas Kent, pastor Morning service
Mt 1890 Sunday School session Mt 200
Evening service ut 700. Young Mems meet
Ing at 900 H. m. Prayer meeting In the
Chapel, Monday evening ut 700. Y, p. y,
@. II. Thursday evening ut ZOO.
TRINITY (EPIsooPAL) CHURCH. -
Rev. March Chase, rector. Morning prayer
and sermon. at 1890. Sunday school Mt 900
Evening prayer, with srmon ut 1880