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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
RAILROADS.

CO s'i' s''I,, and
fECiIyE FEBRUARY 5. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE klCHMOND.
BKOAD-SIhEbI STATION.
$50 A. III, Daiiy, with Chair Car Tor
local stations, Newport News,
Ola Point, norfolk, and Ports
mouth. Connects daily with
Old Dominion steamships Tor
New York.
s:35 p. NJ, Daily. with Pullman, for
local stations, Newport News,
old Point. Norfolk. and Ports
7:5O p. NJ. TUESDAY Thursday and sat
urday Tor Oid Point. No stops.
1000 A. NJ, Local train. except sunday
fer W. Clifton Forge. Con-
meets at GordOnsWle for
Orange Culpeper Calyerton,
Manassas. Alexandra and
Washington, az Union station.
Charlottesville, for Lynch
burg. at Basic for Hasers-
town. -.
1900 noon, Monday. Wednesday ana nne., ir..,,
with UarlOr. Observation ana
dining car. Connects at WASH
gton with Congressional
Limited for all points North.
2:i5 L. NJ, Daily, with Pullmans 10 Cln-
cinnatl, Louisville, and d.
Louis. Stops only at lmportaAe
stations Meals served on D.h-
ng Cars. No T. Local TRAIN.
except Sunday follows aDO.c
train from GordonsNiie 10
stanton. 60.
$50 Z. M. Accommodation except sun
day. for CharlottesFihe, IL,
HOO p. NJ. Daily. for Cincinnati WIN
and COrdonsviile 60 Cinclnnati
and Louisville. Meals sel'eu
on dining cars. 4 'Nii' 10 -
stanton except Sunoayl TOT
Winchester Va. ana 60 1nt-
ington. VA. daily Tor Fts''l'
TRAINS Leave EIGHTH STREET
STATION. $1,000
s.so A NJ. Daily. Tor Lynchburg. Lexins-
WV ton. va. and clifton toIse.
Connects M 8remo, except
Sunday. fer Rosney, al Lyhcn-
hurg. daily, with N. " " ~.
r. and the Southern ItNMA3
Tor Southwost and south, ana
i at " Chiffon Forge with no.
i FOR Cincinnati. ,., ..-
wv commodation tor Co.um2ia
TRAINS ARTINE AT RICHM9ND.
BROAD STREET olAl lDN.
$40 A. NJ. Daily, from N-n1rrfliii.t ana Ola
1t.55 A. NJ. Monday. wednesday and Fri-
day from old Point.
$3.50 p. NJ, Daily lfom o'Nc'"n'' anu
$50 p. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and old
Point -,,,
100 p. NJ, Except Sunday from " Ci'f-
TRAINS ARRl,M,,E; TN l,GtIli STREET.
$50 A. NJ. Except Sunday. from Co
$50 p. NJ. Daily from Lynchburg. Lev
ington. Va and clifton Forge.
JOHN ID POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
CA@ToREA.

NOW is THE TIME TO purify your
blood and Hoods Sars0rparla is The
best medicine for the purpose. Thou
nnds of grgut cures prove that il is the
one True Blood Purilrr
HOODS PILLS are the fayorlte family
catharuc and liver medicine Price 2Jc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26

4 YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD
y ana NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
I'm private family. on Broad or Marshall
streets between Twcnty-second and Twen-
ty-cichth streets. Address YOUNG MAN,
care Times office. fe26-1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26

w ANTED. THE OVERCOAT TAKEN
W or exchanged boy mistake at Grace
Street Tabernacle Monday night. LETT
side Of platform. VIII the gentleman
kindly get bis own 10y calling on A. Il.
CRAIG. us east Broad street fe2b-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26

y OR SALE ~
Tho attractiyely located and valu- III
able residence. $50 13 WEST
FRANKLIN STREET corner Of Adams.
Lately occupied hv Mr Garfet j.. Watson.
For particulars. address j.. j. WATSON,
BOX 1lg. city. fc-l-ut-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26

4 UCTION SALE
A DETACHED BRICK DWELLING on
CLAY STREET
BETWEEN ADAMS STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE (-i
WEST CLAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26

ON DOMINION srLAMsult cOM-
[ PAM.

old DOMINION srLAIsulr COM
[ PAM.
DAILY SERVICE.
steamers leave ,Nofl.lk.
Rxa DAILY. at II. 81.
S$.&e aal y. ia.'@ay : 4
3d.. or l.. aNA D. ram sttt
.N. aud H. ieAl1. B. ~,
b connect WllA steamer ~
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
FOR New lofA .l. stul.e river. every
Monday Uafsercer5 ald ieisnD, ana
frfde~ ffrrIsht all slreras. passengers
NV nj J.. g. Afd.-ila1l steamer
(freight and stco.fe pass ~, sea -
Rirbmon. fer Nolflie every ~ con- slay
Up ii. com tctlns wltn main me steam
e. 10 MN YORK passengers can
,.s'e pArlY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, FOR
Uicbr,'ni ,ln ODD Point cr NoifoIk
~ uist~r STEAM Nln James river
- f..vc e.ay saturday lplsscnse :
aD Ia e,rstcht and Monday 0reisht cnly).
anu ~ ZION. DnmU.nt 81 pier - North
river 3 p. 81. Saturdays. =. ".
- fuU information apply 70
JOHN D.. MAYER, Agent.
1872 cast Main street.
Richmond Va
W Y. Gfflardfu N.re-'rcs.dcnt anf
Trafac Manaee,. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
AUCTION sAIFs-This Day.
BY G. l.. & ri. l.. Denoon'
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
S21 Main street.

i OF
VERY DESIRABLE DETACHED W.
STORY RRlCK DWELLING,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26

NIRGINIA IN TIL, .r, cH u, ,loi',
COURT OF The ~ ~ fEgEi'kKY
MOND THE 4TH DAY Of INN -N''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
0ert6tItMeS.

Das @eridt bat am Sreitaa bas Ser.
bammunssperfabren in 8etreff Der 8ro.
Sibenee uno Abinston Turnpite eniIafen
anb bic StraBe tpirb baber feline soGfreis
iuerben.
Cine Sibuns bes Common BIeas @es
ri6tes puroe am Montae 8Ormittag er.
Dffnet; bic aite fir baHelbe entbieIt 30
Edae. bod tpurben perihiebsne bis gum
September seridoben unb msbrere als
erlebiet beseihnet.
Srau Anna Saesertp. @attin bes Or.
Sas8ertp. bat am Montae einen Gbe.
tdslounssproseB eintraeen IaKen: oais
ieIbe that 5rau GIemeniine Rennid sesen
RObert Rennid. unb Sobn 8. Tbomas
seeen Martba Tbomas.
Die @rUbseibpUrenen beenbeten aes
tern ibre Arbeit unb fanben aus 405
Antlasen 1870 bersdtist uno 275 unbs.
reftiqt.
Die Sisuns bss GriminaIeeridtss be.
ginnt am 81. Stunt unb bauert atpei Wos
9en. Da ueeen Der brei MprbproaeiIs
in ber leBten Sibuus oieIe Sale peri9o.
ben tpurben. 70 eIaubt man faum aqe
porIiesenben antIasen erlsoisen su tbnr
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
aue beaa cberen EhaIe.
(artbaIb GOrrsipunbsni.)

- Dis @obnuns bss Sobn MuIIen
auf ber Ofieits bon 4rdbaIb tparb am
5reitas Morsen total burd Seuer ser'
itOrt. bod seIans ss. bic @inridmns
bsinabe pollfdnois su retten.
= Srau Marp 2atpIsr bon DIspbant
tpoIte am Montas sesen abenb sur 8ers
iiirsuns ibrss Weses nad Graffp So
Lamb einen 9fab burd ben @aIb benus
ben. ais elm Wlann plbbIi1 aus BEN
@ebdi@ iprans unb iie beipdltisen
tpoIlte ibrer tiidtisen Gesenipebr 8es
lang es, ben 8erl an ieinem 0orbaben ,u
binbern unb am Disnifae 4benb erlannte
iis ben ansreifer unb Ct ipurbe arretirt
unb in grmanseluns bon 81. 900 8Gre.
idaft benz @efansnib iiberpieien. Ct
CAB ieinen gamen ale Ibomas Smith
bon OIspbant unb fein aIter aIs II
s abre on, bod i6eint er alter ;u fein.
(GarbSnbaIs GprrtIppnbsn,.)
- SuIius Spatb rsn bier lit bon
Coroner 2onsitreet als Deputy Goroner
ernannt tpotben.
= Das @obnbaus bon @iaiam
SmurI on Der @reeniielb2 b2anbftrabe tpures
Uiittipod WOrsen 8 ubr bura Ssusr
ssritbrt.
= George @arIion, Elm anssiteIlter
oer o. & $. Co.. tpurbs Witttpod Mor.
gen nabe ber Dunbaff StraBe areusunp
BON einem 9ues iiberfabrsn uno ibm
beibe 8eine ssrqueiidt; er erIas feinsn
8erlesunsen mad einisen Stuneen i'm
SofsitaI.
- Mebrere fIeine 8inbsr ipieIten am
Samitas su Simpion um Elm Seusr unt
Der 3idbrise Sobn bes Sobn Sifdfr
iucate SaRsIbe iibsriprinsen; feline 8Isi.
ber finsen Seuer unb ebe ber burd feline
Silferufs anseIodte 8siaanb sintrai
tpar er 10 furhtbar berbrannt, bab Ell
nad mebreren Stunbsn ben @eilt auf.
CAB feline Mut.sr erbieIt bel ben 8ei,
tunsspsriudsn bic Sdnbe idIimm Der.
brannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Bauue Gpuufu.

6nnesbale. - Die bielisen S&uIen
fdlieben am IL. Suni. Der 2un6pa.
gen bat ieBt aud bier fein grideinen ses
madt. -@otpayo Dieter, 8einbart 8abI
uns Geo. Sdpeiiinser oom st. Seispb
8ereln. unb Sobn Wasman unb @bparb
SdurboI3 Dom st. Srancis Yionier
Gorps reifen am Wontas mad potts.
bile, um bem bafelbit tassnben Gonpeni
oer beutfden 2atboIifen bes Staatss
beiauipobnen.-@in @eipann pfetbe Der
Srpins GI,if 8rauerei brannte am Sam.
flag au SapIep burd. ipObsi Der 3reiber
Seriep gmmons bonn Basen esfdIeubert
waro unb elns aiemIide AnsabI fdmer,.
lide Sbrammen unb Sdnitte erbieIt.-
Bdbrenb Der 9arabe am Samiaa
puroe Der iunse Sobn bes ausujt Sarts
uns bon einem erfdredten. bur9brennen.
ben Yferbe lberfabren unb siemlid
idper perIebt.-Dem Sranf Sofi pur,
be am Sonntaa Elm Ibeil bss tedtsn
3eigefinsers amputirt. Der ibm serbrddi
porben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
. Sinter tsr g. 9. @aIen gaohnune

9tnfer Ter .. y. @nuen qSohnunD
an Nbams 9lbenue entfanb am 9ienRag
9ta1mittas in einem @isbaufe Elm
seuer. bas bic burd 3afsn % aIarmirte
Seuerpsbr in iurssr 8eit aussnidsinlid
betpdltiste, bod UNI 9 llbr Mbenbs brad
oas Seuer tpieber aus unb biesmal ipurbe
es ipisbsrum prompt seIbi1t /; bsr Sdas
ben in unbebeutenb.
: Sest birfts ss idon Elm bisden
tpdrmer ipereen, benn bic 8eeetation
leibet iidtIi1 unter ber beadnbisen fiits
len @itteruns unb man&e Srddte unb
aud 8lumen ferben ab. SIN Der Hdbe
bon Dunmore lou es am DienItae ge.
baselt baben. unb bier in Scranton fee
len am Woreen einise Shneefoden-
trosbem man ben l. Suni iGrieb.
S-DsIitateFen: Smpurtirte Sifde-
SoIlanbiibe Sdrinse. 8uiiifde Sarbis
men unb An&obies. Sals Sarbeaen,
Samburser NaIe in Del unb GsIee. ge.
rduderte Sadie unb Seabutte. Gabiar.
Sarbinen in ait1en.
adie-Sromase be 8rie, Rpquefort,
2ieoerfrans. Rabm, @rdner, Sdpeiser,
2imburser. Bird unb Sanb 8die.
Wurh-Salami unb GerbeIat.
OdSmaul SaIat. Masbeburser Sau.
erfraut. 2iebis's SIeifd grtraft, Pum.
pernideI, Dliben Del bel Der Quart.
Geuer @arten Samen ioeben erbaIten
-beim @etpidt ober Mab.
6. Siebeder, frdber Wibmaper's. $40
2adamanna Mbenue.
-Sn 80 unb 35 2adapanna ape. III
felt einissn Iasen bas sroBe anatomiids
Ufuieum oes Brof. ". 8ernfsin aus
europa aufsefteat. Sc III bies baheIbe.
tueldeS in Chicago 3ur MeItausfeaune
mar unb bort bon Sunterttauienben bes
iuht purbe unb auh mir ratben einem
ieben unierer 2eier binsuseben. Oenn es il
oas sr6bte anatomif6e Muitum, tpeldes
| ie in Scranton mar. Sreitass Nad.
mittaes, bon l-6, III baS Wfuieum nur
fir Srauen eebffnet unp III ber 8efud
elmer iebsn 5rau su empfeblen. benn in
ben pielen aussefeIten 8inberfranfbei.
ten fam iebe Mutter pieles Isrnen !;
barum nohmaIs, peridume feiner ben
8efud bieies 10 ausssseidnstsn Sniti.
tuteS.
- StrabenfommiEdr Cumming bal
am Samitas an ieoss Stabtratbs Wtt.
sIieb e.nen 8rief eeianbt. in bem er bies
feIben oarauf aufmerf'am madt. ba6
Iaut elmer ftdbtiiden Drbinans iie nidi
bas Redt bcben, 8ormdnner unb anbers
Nrbeiter on Strnbenarbsitsn 3u srnen.
men. Obne suerit feline ginwialsune er'
balten au baben. gr nil feline Bflihi
laut Der betreffsnSsn Droinans burdftib.
ren unb erfuGt bic DiitsIieoer um ibren
ber,liden 8eiitanb babel St perlanst,
baB in 3ufanft ale Irbeiten in ben
Warbs uno bic basu ernannten 4nees
tellten ibm suerf untsrbreitet uerben
ioaen, um Sinbernife in Der Sabliits
su bermeiben. -@S iit natiirlih ielbits
pertdnblid. oaB ibm bon seipifien Seis
ten itarte OppoiitiOn semadt tpiro, ioate
sr ieeod bic n6ibise nnteritIbuns erpaIs
ten. um feline Reform burdsuflbren. 70
ipiro unstpeifeIbaft cine bebeutsnbe Gre
iparnib fur bic Stabt foIsen. Serr
Dunntns 1T Elm Gntbuiiaft fur StraBen.
uerbeHeruneen unb tpenn er isinen Wil'
len uns feline Sheen burdflbren fann.
tperben uniere StraBen INNER in 10 gu.
tenn 3uitans iein, als bic semadten BE.
tpiaisunsen eS nur erlauben. Sotpeii
bat er idon tiibtiees seIeiftet unb mir
ipodsn obiparten, OF ber Staotratb ibm
ipeiter beiiteben pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

- Die anTallsnbfen SsiIunssn bon
Scrofeln. oie man tennt. iinb miitelit
Sooo's Sariaparila ersielt. Dieiss
WitteI iu6t ieines @lei6eu bel 8lut.
franfbeiten. 8raudt nnr Suob's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Soob's Pillsn iiuo nit Der Sanb se.
madl uno p6ais 8lei6 an @r0Be uno
@spibt. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Sprstt ssfSllisif Dor unb iiba,sHsi sHG, bab
mir Sepermaun jufritbfn iftltn fSnnfH.
3. 8. Williams & 8raoer,
DO. 312 umb 314 9adapanna abenue.
IN S6wiubfti6ttee.

Der tlntsJeidnsts. Der ourd elm gsp6bn.
Iidss Wittsl jur 9eiuuobsit weor bsrgeftellt
wuros. uatoem er einise Sabre lang an elmer
fdDereu euHgenfranibeit uno ber gefiirdteisH
Sranibeit, Sdwinoiudt eeiitisn bate. bat Elm
srobes 8erlaHsen fsintn Miteioenoen oas
RiiieI Der Seiluns betannt su MAIDEN. aae
Dieienigen Die es uerIansen, mito er freunblidft
(SofsnfreD cine abfdrift Der 3ubereitung
ididen. nelde fie aIs eine fhsrs Seilung fur
Sdwinbfudt afbma. eatarrb, 8ronditas unb
ale Sals. uno aunssn.ataufbeifen fnosn msr-
ben. er boft oas ale eeioenos teiu Seimittel
probiren ueroen. ba es fsbr mertbuol Ia Die.
ieni8en uelde bic 5ubereitnns oerIanaen tpelte
lbnsn nibts toiteH miro. .no Elm Sesen fur he
u. 8 ion. BroofIpn, y. o., ubbreifirtn,
BzS Srludbnt oieie 5situng.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03


Sertrefer fatt aler 2dbattabrttan'
ten oss sanpes, c'e e'garrenfabr'tanten
aussenommen, tno IN Baip'neton, um
8e8en Die 1abaffeuer au protsltlren.
- Ser Ssuat BON 8ennsp[pauien bat
am 25. Wlai bic s66 600 ilnfolten fiir
bic aerotp llutsrfuduna Gin 8biIabeIpbia)
betpilliat. 0aruuter limb cine SpteIred5.
nung bon $4,000 uno s2s. 600 fur 3eu'
8en8epaprsn.
- Cine furdtbare gp[ifon sonb
Sreitaa gladmittao ,tpiiden einem 9al.
faaier. uno Sradi,uae in ber gSbe BON
Mmeriean SalIs 25 WeiIsn BON Broeas
te[Io. Snb.. entferut itatt. Sleun WlGns
uer ipnrben iotpeit bic iest beEannt in
oetfbtet unS adj oefabrIib perIest
o..
m oWupsh es. as sa.IothHVsh ass'n. =.
pIo'Sssh'sn " aho op,'usa Yaho'e1h W
s'ns Ssls'hoatahs ageslQI0Iea. ostsu'
u .o'8s .ss'sts fP ptspr.pIsn, stRstsh 'pIs
oo1'a'gs oet tss'las''ssh stls opSuheps
q men, Eco oSo So''GaHs ~ W Gun 2anes. auI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
9tttStcu.
- WOrsen falieben bic bisfsen 5f
fentIiden ShuIsn fur ben Sommer.

- WOrsen falieBen bic bisfsen 5fs
fentliden S6uIsn fur ben Sommer.
= Die SamiIie Dapib grssn psrIor
am Diontas ibre 3idbrise 9ohter burd
bic 9ipbtberitis uno biss madt bas
pierte 8inb Der 5amilie. peIdes inners
baIb einem NOnat oisisr 8ranfbeit er.
lag.
= Ser 90 Sabre aIte 2ebieb 8allep
8remfer Sraht 8. MitdsQ nurps am
5reitae i'm biefisen SOipital aufsenOm.
men unb leibet an elmer f6limmsn Sraf.
tur bes redten 8eines unb SIfte. bic sr
nabe Tunibannod bur4 Abpurf bon
einem Barren erbieIt.
-Srau 2atbarina @arbner itarb am
5reitae Nahmittae in ibrer 8otnune
an Stiff SiraBe i'm MIter bon SO ssabren
unb murbe am 0iontas BON Der st. Wias
rien &irde aus i'm MeIaine Sriebbofe
besrbist. Sbr @atte unb eine srwadisne
5umiIie iiDerIebt iie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
66nisin 8iftoria'S srose Tamilie,

8bnisin 8iitoria bat iiber 70 9(b.
f6mmlinse eebabt. BON benen iiber 60
nod Ieben. Sic bate neun 8inber, fee
ben nod lebeno. unb unsabIise @ntsI unb
nrenfsl. Sbre Sbbne unb 9b6ter. bic
nod Ieben. iinb: Bring bon BaIss. Dufs
Of gOnnausbt. Dufs Of @pinbursb. @r,
8aiisrin Sriebrid bon DsutidIanb,
prinseiiin bon Gbriitian, Nlardioneb
bon 2orne, unb Brinsefiin Beatrice. I'm.
ter ibren AbibmmIinsen iinb prinasn.
grinssiiinen, SersOse. Sersosinnen, Elm
8aiier, stpei aaiierinnen. cine Mardio.
neB unb cine 2abp. p.-WiGiam Georee
Sorban i'm SUM Ladies Home Journal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
StaeTrath.
Select Council. 9

StIteI GpuHtII, II. UlnI,
Die 9lamen BON Sames S Auinlan,
GbOmas Daifins unb Sobn s. Beuitsr
purben am obieen Abenb in Der bertas.
ten 5iBuns bieiem 3meiee ale bic Ct.
nennunsen bss Wnpors fir goIlsiiten
ilberianot. peIhe brsi SteGen bur9 bic
iiirslid paiiirte appropriations Orbinan,
crelrt tpureen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-20
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
An Address by Booker Il. Washington
One of the Featnres.

The institute will convene at $3.50 to-day,
when a grand praise service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. d. +. McGin, general Sec
retary-elect. The convention will then di-
vide, at 10 o'clock, into four sections for
conference work, which. together with their
places Of meeting, are as follows:
Missionaries and Volunteers-Conf
will be held at Roberts Park NJ. f. Church.
corner Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev.
Charles S. Cleand, Philadelphia, will pre-
side.
College and Theological Students-Confer-
ence will be held in Y NJ. G. 4. Hall, on
Illinois street, between Market and Wash
ington streets. Rey Charles f. Wishart,
Allegheny, Pa, Will preside.
Workers in Rural and Village Churches
Conference will be held in First Baptist
Church. corner Pennsylvania and New
York streets Rev. Paul Stewart Spring
HILL Ind will preside.
Workers in City Churches and Missions
Conference will be held in the convention
hall Rev. j. w Ashwood, ST. Louis, will
preside.
In the afternoon comes the report Of c.
p Campbell, of Chicago, the chairman of
1he 1.-THE committee. A general conference
on Christian benehcence then follows, pre-
sided over by Rev Thomas II. Hanna. jr
of SteubenVilC, .. Mai. a. L. Burchheld
OF Pittsburg will make the opening ad-
dress.
Booker r. Washington. the famous col
ored orator OF Tuskegee, Ala, viii make
an address at Ais on the subject: The Ne
gro in Reli ton to our Christian Civiliza-
ton
Tonight is missionary night, when Nc
Kenzie Cleland will preside. The address
of the evening will be made by DR.. John
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-20
THE PAYING OF TITHES.
About One-Seventh of the Membership
Follows This Custom.

The Christian Union, as an organization,
is remarkable for the large number of its
members that pay tithes. No less than one
seventh Of the young people, or about six
thousand of them, annually donate one
tenth of their income to the service of the
Lord, and the number is constantly increas-
ing. G. 2. Campbell who is chairman of
the 1.-THE committee. will make his report
to-day and much interest is being taken
in 1t.
The organization has the name also of
being the most liberal to missions in pro-
portion to it's membership of any organiza-
ton and tonight will be the grand mis-
sionary Offering when the renowned Dr.
John Henry BarroWs. of Chicago who was
chairman of the Worlds Congress of Re
ligiOns, will make the address DIR. Bar
rows, who will not be here until to-day,
has only recently returned from a trip
around the world in which he went to
gather information respecting the beliefs of
foreign lands The Offering at Omaha last
year was 81 900 and it is expected that fully
that amount will be raised or pledged this
evening.
Booker r. Washington, the great colored
header who will make the address this aft
ernOon, will not arrive until to-day. The
committee had some difficulty in getting
him to come and there was some doubt
about his coming until he wired yes
terday that hfty thousand programmes mad
been issued announcing his address and that
everybody would be greatly disappointed
did he not fulfill the engagement. Upon re-
ceipt of the telegram he boarded the first
train and is on his way. The G. L. IS take
a great deal of interest in the Southern
college for them at Knoxville. which has $50
pupils, beside two smaller institutions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-20
CHEAP ARM0R PLATE.
The Government offered Use of N New
Process for Making steel.

READING, Pa, Aug. ID. II. Carpenter,
founder of the Carpenter steel works, this
city, of which he was formerly general
ing that steel armor plate can be furnished
to the government at trifling figure COM
pared with what is now being paid Mr.
Carpenter is a Well-knOWn steel expert and
inventor, and was formerly in the United
States navy. The Carpenter steel works.
from which Mr.. Carpenter has retired, have
up to this time furnished the government
with nearly $1,000,000 worth of projectiles.
and a 100000 order is now being filled His
price is so far below the government limit
of $500 a ton that the Bethlehem and Car
negie companies say they cannot meet it
with their Harveyized nickel steel plates.
Mr. Carpenter claims that by new pneu-
matte process steel of the best physical
properties and chemical conditions can be
uniformly made and much waste avoided
A plant can be built for this plan al half
steel can be made and cast in a quarter of
the time now required. Experts in steel
and the government inspector of manufac-
lures seem satisfied of the value of the
process and Mr.. Carpenters ability to per-
form his promises. His estimates of cost
forwarded to Congress by the examining
board and found to agree except where less
work is done. Originally Mr.. Carpenter S
plans We're to organize and equip the works
option to the government. If it is de-
clined, he says he will organize his own
company and sell the armor plate at $3.50
per ton, allowing $50 for profit and contin-
gencies. The board has written him that it
will be ready to consider his proposals in a
few DAYS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-20
A "MESSIAH'S" WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF "FRANCIS sCHLAT-
TER" AND MRS. NJ. w. FERRIS.
"Divine Healer and Widow of the
Trouble i'm Securing a Minister.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 19-Francis Schlatter,
the alleged divine healer, accompanied by
Mrs Schatter, left at o'clock this morning
for Canton, O., where they will take up
their abode in Mrs. Schlatter's home. This
exit from Pittsburg man and wife of the
divine healer and the woman VINO was until
yesterday Mrs. Margaret w. Ferris puts a
sentimental as well as sensational climax
to the picturesque episode which began
Tuesday, when the two contracting parties
arrived at the Victoria Hotel. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed at st. Peter s
Protestant Episcopal Church, Grant and
Diamond streets, by the rector, shortly aft
er s O'Clock last evening. When Schlatter
stood at the altar and said Yes" to the
reverend clergyman's questions he undoubt
eddy realized that a faint heart never won
fair lady. His is not faint heart and SO
it is possible for him to leave Pittsburg
this morning with a bride.
1t was evident all day long at the hotel
that something would happen. At 10 o clock
Scblatter asked the hotel authorities to al
low him a conference with Mrs. Ferris in
the parlor This was granted and the con-
ference which ensued lasted until noon
Just as soon as Mrs. Ferris left the parlor
she sent out a messenger boy for woman
lflenQ IN the CITY whose name COulu not De
learned When she had finished her con-
sultation with this friend the couple began
a systematic search for a clergyman. An
attempt to have the marriage performed at
the hotel was d failure, the Cl rgyman who
was summoned not liking the appearance
of Canton o., marriage license. The
license matter was remedled some other
way later.
About o'clock Schlatter and Mrs. Ferris
entered q cab and were driven to Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, on Sixth
avenue. For some reason they were unable
to secure admission to the church and were
driven to the Second Presbyterian Church,
Seventh street and Penn avenue, where a.
similar failure resulted. Failing again at
the Third United Presbyterian Church, the
cab was driven to st. Peters, where fortune
smiled, and in few minutes the man and
woman were uttering the words which
made them man and wife. From the church
they were driven to the Bijou Theater,
where they witnessed as much of the per
Torrance as remained after o'clock.
Last night the couple occupied Room 1855
at the hotel, which has been the healer
since he registered at the hotel. Schlatter
was very nervous and excitable ali day
long In the morning he paid his bill, but
later in the day announced his intention to
stay over night. Just before he left the
hotel with Mrs. Ferris to be married he
walked hurriedly to the desk, seized a pen,
and before the clerk could stop him. dashed
a big, broad line through his name on the
register. Later, Mrs Ferris was Mrs.
Ferris no longer, the clerk very properly
checked off her name, the bill for the
nights lodging being charged to Francis
Schlatter, divine healer and bridegroom.