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4 BOXING.

Is O. 3
4 Charley johnson and Charley Burns
last night signed articles TO box twenty
rounds before the club in this vicinity
Offering the largest purse. The condI-
tlone are that Johnson must put out
Burns In the stipulated number OF
rounds. or+else forfeit all claims 10 the
long green; For good reasons tho club
in view Is not mentioned. The contest
Is set for, May r.. Leslie IPeatce has
challenged the winner. az
Leslie Pearce Is rtgrettinS the fac. that
he didn't make Burns q proposition sim
liar to Juhnson.s. MS he thinks he could
put out..theSBe Brunmel1 In twenty
gounds oCthe song, lie Ia very anxious
TO meet JohrsoI at 40 pounds In con-
test:of twenty rounds or more, or for
.wen.y roanGs atscatch weights. Pearce
has. mer Johnson twice IN six round
bouts IN Philadelphia. no decisions being
given, and he was the first to meet
johnson after the latter returned from
his, trlpito England. a
This moriiinE charleytJohnson leaves
for rarkcrsburS, where he viii jtryto5 gct
tiwitli Kid ilrnnkv, Wli5 recently issued
ile"deA"#to one and all al; 40 hounds.
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps aud ,IlIhap. In tho Thriving City
Across tho River s2.9:}5

Across tho River. 8 5
The Martins Ferry fire department
met last night and elected the follow
Ing officers:
ChlefTDr. A. r. Ong.
Assistant chief-Thomas H. Greer.
Secretary-Theo. Snodgrnss.
Treasurer-Albert Harris.
1t was decided to attend the flremen's
convention at Toronto the second We'd
nesday in May. The reelection OF DR..
ong every year is high compliment to
him and heis all right. q
Lewis Avon Lodge has elected David
H. Jones and Thomas NJ, Robbins dele
gates to the national convention OF the
Amalgamated Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers. which meets at Cincln,
natl. May II. The alternates are VIII
liam Hilton and William S. Norris.
Pearl Lodge elected Walter Larkins.
The new forty-two ton fly wheel Is
being loaded at the new mills OF the
Laughlln Nall Company. The large gear
wheel has also arrived and haste will
be made in unloading It. as q special car,
Is used for carrying these big wheels
and the car IS In demand.
The funeral OF Miss Caroline Helner
will take place from the German Luth-
eran church this afternoon at . o'clock.
She died at the Wheeling hospital and
was flfty-six years OF age.
Mrs. Mary Clark returned last even
ing from an extended visit In Toledo.
Her son Lewis, graduated from the To-
ledo Medical College last week.
DR.. J. j. Burton has been employed
by the county infirmary directors for,
another year as county physician, and
filed his bond.
Mrs. A. Black and Mrs. Margaret
Sloan returned last night from Saline
willie. who're they attended a wedding.
Edwin NJ. Stanton of Pittsburgh. who
has been visiting his father, T. H.
Stanton, has returned.
Nearly all OF the attorneys will SO to
st. Clairsville to-day, this being the
opening day. .s,S,'
Sheriff George W. McClcary. Of Wells
burg. was in Martins Ferry yesterday.
The Belmont county grand Jury will
meet to-day. with q light docket.
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE. I

The Cosmopoli.ans won three straight
from Tidal Waves last night and even II
The Bowlers manage to win three
straisht this week the Cosmos" will be,
tied for second place. II The Bowlerp;
lose one they finish in the rear Of the
Cosmopolltans. The feeling between the
two teams Is very warm. and n series to
decide the winner Of SECOND place would
be exciting and very Interesting. Score:
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Parkershurg. BEN HUR, 8 p. m.
Sistsrsville. RUTH. 3:50 p. m. az.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. M. z J
Stoubcnville.. II. NJ. BAYNE, 2:3o p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY. !.
Cincinnati. HUDSON, $ II. m. tS
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. am.
Parkersburs. ARGAND. II n. m.
Matamoras. ..LEXING1ON. II u. m.
Sirtersville.. RUTH. $50 p. M.
Clar!ngton:. LEROY. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
Charleston. .KANAwHA. ESQ a. m.
Pittsburgh. ben HUR, p. m. n
Clarington....LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubcnvllle.. II. NJ. BAYNE. 800 p. M.
Pittsburgh. .URANlA.4 ESQ a, m. ,,,t}z-
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MUNYON'S

Mariner. Volunteer and Jim BrowTL The
new Mempalj and Frinrs Point packet,
James Lee. was given her first trial ysstl
success She will leave for Memphis
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sElnlMRE
an so,nsf iiosai sswsna,l. t,o,.ip From.
tiic Gta.s Clty. "a, n 3 a

All sort. of f.orai News na,i .S,o,,ip From.
(! tii. Glass cliy. ID
1.-THE Choral Society concert In Tho
First Presbyterian church this evening,
promises 10 attract q largo gathering.
The; society will be assisted tya tho
vested choir OF st, Matthew's church, ! ot
Wheeling, and Misc byfMrs. Morrison. OF
/ Milwaukee. Wis, soprano; Mr.. Taylot,
OF Wheeling. bass. AIR. Ewalt, tenor.
The programme Is as follows, M
PART I. tiyy sS,3
AS tho Heart Pants. Choral Society
N ,...,...... First Piano, aiiss chew
= ,;;.;.......".se Second Plano, Mr.. Myers
s99Io..Je r,isalsrn ,.s,'.,, Mt: a. \, TAYLOR
an lmn y, chorai Society
MSs IueS ssa,sS%s HS ssra Nn,
49,, Mt. w. ". Ewalt. Mr.. Az ia yior.
The licGvens are Telling. :. Choral Society,
A5Sis2 PART III. N y. z 4
,"Glorihy .,...........,.,. Choral Society
.....,. I.....,........ ,..Hs.. sN
5-l4,,,..............,Fl First Plano, Miss Chew
:, ,............... Second Plano. Mr.. Myers
nsSyo MsS Gt eSofn M seccsy
ta) loves Sorrow o. Happy Days
'1Iaiieiajah chorusa....".chSral society ;
~ ISL "a; So
Mayor Williams and Marshal Dobra
have cleaned up their Officer to turn
them over to the newly elected officials
this evening. Tho first official act OF
Mayor Freeze will be TO swear In the
new membcrs OF council and preRlda
during the selection OF Its proper off,
GERS.
All the attorneys hero will attend the
opening OF court at ST. Clairsville to-
day. The term will probably not be a
long one. but several important cases
are on the docket. ilslil
Ross Reed has resigned his place as
travelling salesman FOR the Beliaire
Stove Company. and will engage in the
hardware business at Coshocton.
Tonight the city council and the
school board will settle up all their old
business. Tho future Will be with the
new administration. 3iS
Tho large new building OF the Enter
prise Enamel Company is about ready
for the roof. They are pushing the
work with vigor.
Hon. E. B. Armstrong returned to
Columbus yesterday where 1t is.thought
q couple OF weeks will wind upEthe Leg
lslative business. I! y ~
TIC. Nicholson left yesterday. for
Kansas City, to Join tho base ball team
there for this season. his terms having
been accepted.
There was one case for carrying con-
cealed weapons in the mayors court
yesterday. but he was let of with q
light fine. :, x; n
Deputy Sheriff Foreman went out to
Armstrong; Mills yesterday. where he
offered a piece OF property under fore
closure.
Several BelIaire physicians will 60 to
Steubenville to.day}t 10 attend the meet
Ing OF the Eastern Ohio Medical So
ciety. & F a. s2gl
Charles z. Dunlap entertained num-
Der OF his friends at dinner at his home
on Gravel hill.
The Belmont Turnverein had an en-
ioyable dance in Turner hail last
night.
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/ HIGH SCHOOL, BAsEpALL1srs.
The High School Baseball Association

: The HIGH School baseball Association
was organized yesterday by the boys
attending the high school. officers
were elected MS follows: President,
Walker Gwynn: secretary. John Scy-
bold; treasurer, Lambert Boyd. It Is
proposed to form three teams In. tho
school, ~. w. :. .N...-.. 49,.
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PIRATES EASY WINNERS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April ll.-pitts.
burSh won easily from Columbus to-day.
Score: e Is, .-gl s'i I55ii-.i Il r Fl i
Pittsburgh ~ o. l o. lis 10
Battorcs-D lnsmore. Jones. Houghtor
and Sullivan; Hastings, Tnnnchi!e, Rhlnes
and Murphy. Umpire, Sheridan. I.I
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Tho Consolidated Coal Company,
whose. mines are on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad near Cumberland, Md,
ship considerable coal to San Francisco
for smithlng purposes. and the cost OF
the coal at the. mines and the price at
which II Is sold to consumers In certain
parts Of California has developed an In
steresting situation with reference to
transportation charges. The company
gets elshty-flve cents n ton for the coal
mt the mines and then 1. Is sent over the
baltimore & Ohio to Locust Point where
It Is loaded on vessels and goes around
the Horn 10 San Francisco. From there
ills shipped by rail to the interior points
and then placed In sacks and carried on
mules to the small mining settlements
scattered through the mountain. This
coal Is retailcd In these settlements,
some being hundreds OF miles from the
railroad, at 500 n ton or five cents a
pound. MI +,
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EXECUTORS SALE ALE,
FXECUTOR'S SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
y VIII offer for sale ut the north front
door OF the court house OF Ohio coiinty,i
VIVA, on Saturday. April the 9th. com.
menctnS at 10 o'clock n, m, that vorygtiesi
slrable, piece Of property. known as Tho
ESley property. No. 10e5 McColoch street,
East End Largo lot, fine brick residences
and all necessary outbuIldings. q Terms.
One-third cash: balance In one and two
years, secured by deed OF trust. z 9 so
b. ENLEY,2sS
Executor OF the estate OF James SExIey.
q deceased. & ]. C. HERvEY. Auctioneer ii
Tho above sale Is adjourned until Satures
day. APRIL %, 1895, Mt 10 o'clock a.; M anil ~
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MAY COME TO WHEELING. !
springfeld:s Interstate Ball Club Is
Bankrupr-Whistler's Troubles.

oPi h5hcio Interstate Ball SluD Is
Observation-Disclosures Troubles.
Special Dispatch to tho Iatell,sencer. &
SPRINGFIELD. o., April Il. Spring
fields Interstate league base ball club
is bankrupt. The players are here and
Manager Whistler has not money
enough to. buy bail. Exhibition games
with Cleveland, which whis.ler expect
ed would realize a nice sum, proved a
fzzle on accountiof rain.
Whistler grew desperate this morning
md Issued hurry call for q meeting OF
stockholders tonight. There Is an old
debt Of $3.50 to pay: $500 ground rent and
minor expenses. Besides money Is need
ed for emergencies, IN case OF rainy
weather, etc. Whistler is very blue. He
said: 81 + Il
Something must be done at once. I
am sick Of the job. We must have $1,000
right away. II Springfield doesn't want
the club, Wheeling is ready to take 1t off
our hands"
Later. Whistler added: Matters can't
90 on in this way. We have not got
cent except what we took in Saturday.
We ought to have $1,000 In the treasury.
We need breast protector; don't
know what We should have done for
one, 81 Wells had not offered 10 sell ua
one for 81. We had to beg money to buy
balls for Saturdays game am tired
OF this sort OF business. II these stock
holders can't put up the money. let
them quit. There Is n fellow In town
here who will take tho team
Who the angel Is, Whistler declined to
say. i9. x
At meeting OF the clubs stockhold-
ers tonight, Thomas ]. irwin, OF Col
umbus. made n proposition for the pur-
chase OF the club. and 1t was accepted.
The proposition practically gives him
the club. (Wonder II the Wheeling
News will allow this outsider" to take
~, -. rHF. q
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Yard Mide Muslin at Z. Sc a y ard.

Only two bales OF this extra shirtink
Muslin. Regular price OF which ID
five Cents,
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.Qullts.

4 The greatest household offer. -Four
prices. either only fraction Of value
". Crochet Quilts, full size pretty sQc
spatterns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JJs
sl.2; large size Crochet Quilts, look us o.
well as Marsellles ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w
VT IL. h sIssy esseae, Quilts, slls
81 ss' 5. s sssass ssss ~ s
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..'THE:ElREI::UNlO.N''i.'...
Chairman Rawlins. Of the Exeeu-,
tive Committee Believes
THATlASWARIWILL BE A'.YERTED1'

BETWEEN SPAIN AND THE uNI-'
TED STATES AND THAI AR
RANGEMENTs FOR THE SEP
TENDER REUNION WILL NOT
M INTERPRETED wITH-1Nvr-
TArroNs SENT TO THE COVER
NoRs OF CENTRAL STATES.
SOME WILL ATTEND THE RE-
UNION = BULLETIN NO. , PRE-,
PAIRING.
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D, &. Q. REORGANIZATION.

Et1t is pretty well understood in New
York banking circles that plan OF reor-
snn!zat!on for the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company has been practically
agreed upon and That tho details are be-
ing withheld for the settlement OF tho
international situation. It Is said that
the different bond Issues have pracd-
cal!y adjusted themselves In the market
70 the provisions OF such plan; with re.
ference to the recognition OF the different
liens. The nssesment, It Is also said,
Is to be leEs than 90 per cent on the stock,
and aome compensation is TO be. given
In return .olthoss holders who pay II. I
( Mr. Stephen Llttle's last examination is
mot known to have resulted In any
fresh sensational disclosures. Baltimore
~ Ohio securities have been shipped 10
Germany largely recently. u ,,lt N q 81.
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lo.4 Brown shceting,
SccYarA

Standard brand. one OF the best. as wiiI
BIO, recognized on sight. 4
sc yard
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Domestic Saltlnas.

Thirty pieces Jacauards. Brocadc, two.
tone and other fancy designs In colored
)suitinss. ~ inches wide, price s5c, at
l5c.
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Satin Duchess.

CT ten pieces, q inches wide, guaranteed
to wear. Regular price 30 yard. SalS
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THE RAILROADS..

Splnks, - 3 80 100 :. -.
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25ceadA
Napkins.

sSono hundred dozen fiji, Size NRpktnsl
many OF which match tho linens an rcd
to-day, regular price $780, sale pricp
Sl.9Si dozenl
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lclfepe towels.
lll.ThirtS.f,ye ldoScn e.xiS.lnch FrInSed
Crepe Towels,iworth :Sc, for SEE
S l5e each,
Pillow Cases,
i5c cact.
Pillow Cases,
Sc EACH.

y Best muslin, hemstItched. sizes ,ssai o,
. 4 inches, worth loo each only 100 .,
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Full particulars were Ia Ysstslt
a brief synd
twenty-five Pieces

NEW LAWNS AND DiNiTlEs. scnf
of,tho prettiest waist and drcssfstyiea ~
Tered TINS season, worth l2Esc and lbc. A. i
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02

aggerate the menace to their interests il
is for them to decide, provided they de
eide in sincerity what their Interests
are. Cuba lies at the very door OF the
United States, its business Is worked
mainly with American capital, and the
spectacle of its sufferings Is almost as
visible as if the island were part of the
Union itself
Nor is it quite fair TO say that in in
tervening on moral and humanitarian
grounds America is introducing new
practice into international affairs. All
religious wars have been based on the
same principle, be il sufficient or INSULT
cient, and it was only the other day
that all Europe was asked TO destroy
Turkey, and very nearly granted the
petition, because the sovereign Of Tur-
key had massacred fewer persons than
have persisted III misery from the mis-
government of Cuba--London Econo-
mist.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02
ARMY NURSES IN ENGLAND
They Undergo = Severe Training and Ar
a Part of the British Army.

They Undergo Severe Training and Are
Part of the British Army.
England does not agree W it'll the
United States that men are better
nurses than women, said IA member of
one of the relief corps to a New York
Tribune reporter recently. "A body of
trained nurses would indeed be valua-
BILE aid TO the medical and surgical de
partments of our army aud navy. In
England the government established IA
training school where women were to
be educated for the army nearly 90
years ago. The queen founded Netley
hospital after Florence Nightingale's
work iii the Crimea.
Nurses have to spend FIVE or six
years in training, which is exceedingly
severe and when they are graduated
they wear a uniform and are a part of
the British army. They must respond
at a moments notice, and with little
baggage, to go to any part of the world
where they are needed. They take the
sufferers home from plague stricken
lands and from battIefelds and perform
all the arduous duties of an army
nurses life. wish we had such a corps
in the United States. Some day the
government will wake up to the need
of 1T, -
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02
DEVOTION OF A MOTHER.
Many Watched Her She Marched he
side Her Soldier Son.

Many Watched Her She Marched he
side Her Soldier Son.
A sight for Spartan eyes was wit
messed recently in Chicago when the
first detachment of naval recruits from
Chicago and Milwaukee marched down
the smooth asphalt of jackson boule-
ward to the Pennsylvania depot, en-
route for New York. TO enter active
service Notwithstanding that the es
cort of 500 vbluejackets of the Illinois
naval reserve were showing "a faultless
drill, every body watched one figure in
black.
Right among the marching recruits
and keeping close alongside of a strap
ping young fellow in a light overcoat,
who was carrying small travelling
grip, was woman of fully 80 years.
She was dressed Ill mourning. and many
burrah was hushed as people caught
the first glimpse apparently of wild
owed, gray haired mother personally
taking her son into the rank and file of
the boys in blue. She kept AN arm
around him aud her head bowed, MOTTO
ing no one else. Perhaps 20 other wom-
en- and girls-mothers. wives and sweet
hearts--walAed with the recruits, but
the attention of the spectators followed
only the lone woman III black till she
was lost in the distance.
Euuuirer.
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Value of PhiIippiues.

The United States minister at Bang
kok, Mr.. John Barrett, IN a recent IN
terview, said:
"It is of the greatest importance thai
the United States shcaId take the Phil
ippine islands. Their value Is not real
lied at home. They are richer aud lar
ger than Cuba, and in the hands Of {
strong power would be the key 10 thc
far east and TO the Asiatic Pacific Tbs
United States could either hold them
for commercial or strategic reasons. @,
negotiate with Great Britain 10 ex
change them for the latter's West In.
dian colonies. or else surrender them &c
other powers for reciprocal advantages -
st. Louis Globe Democrat
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LOCAL NEWS.

Wall paper al Nicholson's.
Buy locust posts. Farnham.
Fine clock repairing. Haner's.
Buy red cedar posts. Farnham.
Them flowers at Beach's. Phone lS4.
DIR. Pierce, 80 south 10Th st. Phone 81.
Spectacle fitting a speciality. Ha-
ner's.
Spectacle, correctly fitted at
HAner's.
Parauetry and hard wood floors at
Louck 4 Hills.
Miss Florence Wallace is at home
for the season, from her theatrical
tour.
If you are in need of curtains from
SITE tn ST. .50 per pair We have the best
that can be had. Boston Store.
The meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of ST. Pauls Episcopal
church has been postponed until Tues
day, May 10th.
Regular business meeting of Associ-
ated Charities at headquarters on
Tuesday, May 3, at $50 p. m. I'm
portant business to be attended to.
Madam Gerold, expIoiter for the
matchless Flexibone moulded corsets
will be pleased to meet her many Rich
| mond friends at the Boston store
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
| this week.
Fred d. Miller, formerly of this city
son of Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Miller, was
| recently nominated for mayor of thf
town of Westminster. Maryland. A
recent issue OF the Baltimore American
contains a portrait of Mr.. Miller and &
biographies! sketch.
The rush for lace curtains all da,
Saturday is evidence that this will bt
curtain week at the Boston store.
Deborah Hickman. daughter o.
George c. Hickman, lost her Bible
while out riding at Glen Miller yester
day. The book has her name
deborah Hickman" on the tiy-leaf
and its return would be rewarded a
this office or at the Prudential Office
corner eighth and Main.
The artillery company will meet this
evening at the Pythian temple
| promptly At NJ, W eiSct ohcoIo ahe
form complete organization. 1t is very
important that every member of the
company be present. The list only
| needs five more names to be full, anC
| the last chance will be tonight Il
enlist. The muster roll will be takel
to the governor tomorrow.
1t is on fine curtains from 50 90 Il
IS 80 per pair where the saving is the
greatest. Boston store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02
TIE Best Remedy for Rheumatism


From the Fairhaven New York Register
Mr.. James Rowland of this village
states that for twenty five years hi
wife has been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism A few nights ago she was ir
such pain that size was nearly crazy
She sent Mr.. Rowland for the doctor,
but he had read of Chamberlain Pain
Balm, and instead of going for the
physician he went H. the store and Sc
cured a bottle of it. His wife did not ap-
prove of Mr.. Rowland's purchase al
first, but nevertheless applied the Balm
thoroughly and il an hours time was
able to go to sleep. She now applies
1t whenever she feels an ache or a
pain and finds that it always gives relief.
He says that 10 medicine which she
had used ever did her as much good.
The % and 90 cent sizes for sale by A.
G. Luken & Co druggists.
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The Westfeld (Ind. News prints
the following in regard 10 an old resi-
dent of that place: Frank MeAvoy
for many years in the employ of tie
L., y. A. & c. Ry. here, says: i
have used Chamberlain Collie ,Cholera
and Diarrhoe Remedy for ten years or
louger-am never without it in my
family. | consider it the best remedy
of the kind manufactured. | take
pleasure in recommending it. ;" II is
a specific for all bowel disorders. Fo,
sale by A. q Luken & Co druggists
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OPENED BY A BUGLE CALL
Fervid Demonstration of Loyalty at al
Indianapolis Church Service.


indianapolis Church Service.
The services at the First Baptist
church in indianapolis the other night
were opened by a bugle call. Rev.
Thomas ]. NilIers preached sermon
on Cuba and the American Flag. I"
The walls and ceiling of the church
were draped with the union jack and
the American and Cuban flags. The
church was packed with people and 500
were unable to enter. The preachers
every sentence was infused with the
spirit of patriotism and at the climax
the congregation cheered wildly.
A the words, when the American
flag and union jack are joined the COM
bination can never be beaten, the con-
gregatiOn rose to its feet and Il e build
ing shook with cheers and hand clap
ping. OLD gray headed churcnmen start
ed the singing of America, /" and they
were Joined by the great congregation.
The services closed with the playing Of
Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever. -
Cincinnati Enquirer.