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MISSIONARY OBLIGATIONS.
Their Relation to, Home Duties Dis
cussed by Miss SubIette.

It was a MISUNDERSTANDING audience
that assembled at the Central Church in
the evening. Every inch of room was uti-
lized and many who desired to witness the
closing session of the c. w. b. M con-
vention were unable to get into the church.
The meeting began with short devotional
service after which one of the pleasantest
episodes of the convention happened.
number of ladies. having in mind the labors
performed by Mrs. o. A. Burgess, the pres
ident Of the society. had purch sed a tea
set, and they presented it with much happy
effect to Mrs Burgess as a token of their
esteem. Mrs. Burgess replied feelingly and
the audience extended her an ovation. An
other event of the evening gave mute testi-
mony of the depth OF missionary fervor
that has been engendered by the conven-
ton. Two elegant diamond rings. wrapped
in a little paper, were sent to the plat
form. and on the paper were the follow
ing words: "A man and his wife OF the
Third Christian Church present these rings
to the society that they may be sold for
the furtherance of the work In Mahoba.
We are too far advanced in Christian life
to veal such expensive jewels.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D Purdy, of Harrisville,
N. Y, who are under appointment by the
society 10 go 10 Jamaica, We're introduced
to the audience. and Mr.. Purdy made a
short speech that was much appreciated.
Rev. f. G. Browning, evangelist for Ar
kansas. also made a few remarks, and then
came the report of the committee on cour-
tesy. The committee consisted of Mrs r.
Fl. Duke. Mrs. +. p. Wise and Mrs. Chase
and their report which was we'll conceived.
extended thanks to every one that had aid
ed in making the convention a success
Miss Sue Sublette, Of Kentucky the
speaker of the evening. was introduced.
Her subject was Does Missionary ODnga-
ton Conflict with the Duties of the Home"
She spoke as follows:
Miss Sue Sublette. of Kentucky, delivered
the address OF the evening. She spoke on
the subject Does Missionary Obligations
was as follows:
All of LIES lessons which are absolutely
safe to follow and are OF permanent vdus
are based upon the Bible. So We choose as
(COntinued on seventh Page0
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An Aged woman,s troubles,

Mary Holly, who said she was eighty-nine
years of age and had walked most of the
way from Whitehall, N. Y, was in Police
Court yesterday morning charged with
being drunk. The police found her on the
streets Friday afternoon. Her story was a
pitiful one. and the court reserved sentence
The woman said she wanted to get to
Terre Haute and the court thought some
way might be found to send her there.
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DIED.

EAGLE-Kate H., wife Of John III Eagle
Thursday, 1870 D. m, aged seventy seven , Fun-
eral from the family residence, $40 new North
Delaware street, Sunday, $3.50 p. m. Friends IN
vited
died Wednesday morning. aged thirty-tWo, at
her home, new 1908 Church street. Funeral
Sunday at o'clock from the house. FRIENDS IN
Vited.
HARVEY-Gertrude wife of E. Y. Harvey, died
Friday at 1890 p. m aged twenty -one years
Funeral from residence, No. 2230 North Delaware
street. Sunday at $3.50. Friends invited Burial
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Iy these can be met as they

Mahoba, if only these can be met as they
II hope that here to-day pledges to that
end will be given very willingly and free-
w OF the $500 received she had intended
to save 500 for dispensary purposes, but
the Increased expense of several months
at Wedge HILL in the mountain dlstr1ct,
during the heated term, and the necessity
for relief of a fellow missionary, will use
some of the means intended for dispen-
sary.'
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CONGREGATIONAL.

York ard Meridian streets. Rev; FREDERIC Ere e r.
ing service, 10:45. Sermon by Rev. William r.
Lord, of st. Paul Evening service, IN
Sermon on 1.-THE Mission of Christ. This
IS one OK the series of sermons delivered by Rev.
produced from stenOgraphic notes taken at the
time of delivery Sermon to be illustrated by the
same stereopticon pictures used by Mr.. McCul-
loch. A cordial invitation to the services ex-
tended to all.
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THE JOURNAL

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- the city, from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE TELEPHONED
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FOR SALE.

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CHURCH NOTICES.
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Baptist.

Baptist.
FIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES corner of
New York and Pennsylvania streets me Rev
D. J. Ellison, pastor. The Rev. j. Ii. Garrison,
Of ST. Louis Mo, editor Christian Evangelist,
will preach at 10:45 a. N. The Rev. w. f. Rich
ardson of Kansas City, Mo-, will preach at 80
p. m. Music at each service by a large chorus
choir. A +. Preston, organist and musical d.
rector Sunday school, $3.50 a. m Il. Y. Z. u,
$3.50 p. m. The annual pew-lettng Wednesday
evening. Midweek pray er and conference meet
Ing Thursday evening The public are invited TO
all of our services.
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FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Alabama and
New York streets. Services to-day at 1880 a, M
and 7:45 p. Eir. Theodore Price will lecture
and give spirit communications. The Children s
Progressive 14yceum meets at 2:30 p. m. Midweek
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 p.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmeT, for
ladies and children. ONCE always
open. Telephone 641. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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BURIAL NOTICE.

~40~~~~~~~c~ONOONo~~O~ c~c~C~O~~~~~~~oN~DN~cSc~
K. OF H.-Members Of Washington Lodge, No.
ia, X OF H. will meet at lodgeroom, 3T12 West
Washington street. Sunday. oct II, at 1880
o'clock, sharp attend the funeral or our late
Brother NJ. c. Anderson. Members of sister
lodges invited to attend
JOHN REUTER-, Dictator.
H. j. JACOBSEN Reportey.
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SOCIETY MEEaINGs.


o. r. C.-AttentiOn members of Indianapolis Di-
vision. No. 103, O. II. c.: The funeral of our
late Brother John 7. Elliott will occur from his
late residence No. So Elizabeth street, at o clock
p. m. oct. II. 1897. Members will assemble at
residence. Transportation to cemetery via street
cars. H. NJ. MOUNTS, Secretary.
H. E. JOsLIN. c. c.
BfAsONIC-Capital City Lodge. No; $40, A. F.
and A. NJ. Brethren requested to meet at
han in Masonic Temple Sunday afternoon at
p. m, prompt, to attend the funeral of Brother
John T. Elliott, from residence, southeast corner
Elizabeth and Douglass streets, at p. m Serv-
ices at Crown Hill. All master Masons in good
standing invited. II. b. FATOUT, W. NJ.
TOM ODDLY, Secretary.
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STOLEN.

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east entrance statehouse Saturday
afternoon Ben Hur bicycle Qady' 81, No. 1876:
green enamel; Model "a $40 reward. 426 North
East street.
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the fad East Indian palmistry readings at she
Propylaeum, now until Nov. l. Hours l. to 6
p. m Popular prices.
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PALMIsT.

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society. was taken up about o'clock and
continued to occupy the convention until
late in the afternoon. DR.. H. Garould, of
Ohio. set the ball to rolling by donating
$500 or sixteen life memberships The men,
bership Of the c. w. B. NJ consists of two
classes. those who contribute S. year to
the general fund and those who are called
life members by virtue of paying sos in ten
installments within two years. DR.. Gerould,
who is an earnest supporter of the work in
India, prefaced his contribution by a short
address. He said:
1.-THE necessity of the orphanage at Ma
hoba, India, during the year of 1886 de-
manded the presence of a physician or
medical missionary at that station. To this
end an appeal was made to the Christian
Woman's Board Of Missions at Springfield
H. at the general convention The lack
of funds in the treasury prevented a COM
pliance on the part of the society with
that request. This, however. did not re-
lieve the necessities at Mahoba- OF their
eighty children forty-four demanded the Gai-
Iy administration of remedies. and this from
unskilled hands was not only a great re-
sponsibility. but a demand of time and
Being fully acquainted with these facts
from frequent letters received L deter
mined, after making the above appeal, to
send DR.. Rosa Lee Oxer on this mission
of mercy. Brother Burford, of South Aus
traLlia, begged the privilege of defraying her
travelling expenses of $500; this left but $500
for my part of the expense. DR. Oxer
sailed from New York Nov H. 1896, and
reached Mahoba Saturday, Jan. /, 1897 on
Monday, Jan. 4. she began her work among
the children of the orphanage. This re-
quired much OF the forenoon of each day.
Soon outside work demanded much of the
afternoon. The dispensary accommodations
We're so small and imperfect that much
of this relief work had TO be discontinued
She now desires. above all things else a
dspensary suitable to meet the demands
made at that station. Shall this request
be granted? Miss Elsie Gordon writes, un-
der very recent date that the children's
kitchen in the last sixty-six days had Civ
en- out more than 800 meals, and has
opened the door for great opportunities in
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Assassination.
A Stranger shot by Unknown Par
Ties from Behind.

New Orleans December IA speciai
from Amitc City. La, says;
Almost before the sod had closed over
the grave Of Joseph Reid another assas-
sination is placed 10 the record Ct Tangipa
parish. This evening at o'clock In the
building occupied by the City Hotel, s.
B. Mullen. stranger here, was shot TO
death. He was standing on the hotel gal
lery and the assassin shot him fr2Ia be-
hind. There were two shots ered. hut only
one took effect This one penetrated the
center Of the back Of the head and made
its exit Just under the right eye. Death
wss almost Instantaneous. lie fell 10 the
steps and rolled TO the ground, u distance
Of perhaps four feet
Immediately large crowd con sreS2ted
and the greatest excitement p-svdj'ed.
sheriff Edwards and Deputy Sherin W. J..
Mullens were at once notified AMI ston
organized a small posse and got the blood
hounds and as soon as the morn rises they
will no doubt take up the trail ana follow
the guilty parties.
why Mullen was killed Is yet mystery
He is sr entire stranger here aad eculo
hardly have had any connection WITH an,
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the STATE.

Movement of cmttle has not been 40
heavy for the past few days
The various pulpits OF Bryan were
filled by the visiting preachers.
+. j. Penn was stabbed TO death by
A. u. Thomas at Waco in a fight
caused by a dog.
j. A. Stewart was fatally shot at
Yoakum,
Two new eases of smallpox. have
been found at San Diego.
Proposed West bay enamel at CAL
promlcm.
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Washington. December 1.-The National
board Of trade viii meet here tomorrow 10
organize for It's regular session. which
opens Tuesday, number of important
matters will be brought up for conSidera-
ton. The Chicago board Of trade viii adj
vocate n law 10 govern the sale aud man
ufacture Of mixed -four, measure somc-
what similar in scope to the regulations
governing the sale OF oleomargarine. The
Boston chamber OF commerce Il Is nnder-
stood, viii advocate o new pooling bill,
which Is the work OF the monetary com
mission, which viii receive Endorsement.
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yA>oii STILL ~ JAZZ.
~ Chnreed with Murder for Insur-
ruG.. Money.


New York. December l2,~-Charles Aanoli
who Is suspected OF killing four Of HIS
wives for the purpose Of collecting insurance
money, is still prisoner q, police head
quarters. He continues his protesiations
of innocence.
The police hsve learned that the wo'
man selected by zanoll just before his ar
rest on Saturday Is Barbara Hohner 81
brooklyn. She had answered an advertise
ment OF zanol under the name OF G.
Wagner.
Zanoli has a snattering knowledge o.
things medical which he gained IN ms ap-
prenticeehip of the trade OF barber III ueI
many. He is able 10 pull teeth ana 10 PET
| form the operation known as cnpping ana !
| familiar with the blister raised alter ,h'
euDpine process. 1t Is possible. Chief NC
| clusky thinks. that he may be posstssei .
The same general knowledge OF heani'
drugs. The police are satisfied he did max
way with a child Of one Of his deaa ~iV.t
! The body n Jennie schlesslneer, u
torth wife. will be exhumed tomorrow
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SENATE FORECAST.

-
Washington, December FIRE Wo'h
Of the senate so far as it has t-cn MAPPED
~ fo, tho week Includes the onfideration
our ioi 'Ae W." ~, ,.hi,t, siras "a,
OF the immigi'Aion '"i'' "N,'i'
the calendar as the unfinished bn'lress'
the probable debate of the censIs bill and
,s-.a,,,,,,r,r ., orl,,las upon tine late
the prohUuhe'hs VI
Representative Holman oil 'hui'n"
The general opinion among ir'elis OF mo
measure is that there Will be no very
-. .,,,osi+ion IN tne ;m,iy.ption
strenuous VPp0'i''s' - .s,a, INTO,
and that II may De pAsseu ~ .'
debate. When similar b,l' WIS peiorG
tho senate last session il I'D It's p1ncipal
opponent in Senator Gibson OF MAJ" iana'
and as he has retired from the senate the
friends of the bill are hopeful that no enc
will pc found to oppose the biil' me!
remember, however, that when IT was nee
ossary in order 10 have the bill become
law TO pass it over the presidents veio'
the two thirds vote requisite for That pun :