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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-11

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contractor, on hand. for the purpose OK
testifying In the matter regarding tie
cause OF the delay.
Mr. Kendler stated that he vas given
the contract in the first week In SoVem-
ber and that he agreed 10 give the com
pany six or seven vestibules day. There
were certain things. however. That caus-
ed delays. principally the fact that there
were about twelve different-sized cars.
which necessitated the changing or the
yestibule patterns, necessarily causing
delay. lie had worked faithfully. how
ever, and would have completed the YES
tibules la time had the contract beer
given him earlier
Mr.. j. w. Wilbur, representing tho
company, said that they had intended
using certain pattern OF veslibule IN
vogue on the Philadelphia Traction hne.
but that at a late hour II was found
that the yestibules would not NJ the cars
on his line. and then Mr.. Render was
given the contract. Work had been
pushed on the line and Its branches and
but few cars remained unvestibuled
The Broad street horse cars have been
provided with canvas screens TO protect
the drivers. the drivers themselves hav-
ing signified their preference for screens
instead Of iron vestibuies, because OF the
difficulty In the latter case 70 handle
their teams.
ths case. stated that his duty was plain;
the statute provided that the cars should
be vestibuied By Decembsg Asl - line
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was lined with people all eager to hear
The DAY was clear, and not cloud was
on The sky 4 tall splcndid-looking man,
about six feet two inches nigh, ana
Weighing about $50 pounds, with a voice
Ike a. band of music arose TO read a hymn
of the immortal Watts
Loud halleluiahs 10 the Lord,
From distant worlds where creatures
dwell;
Let heaven begin The solemn word
Pointing his finger To hcaven.l
And sound il dreadful down TO he'll.
Pointing finger dOwnwards.
Uigh on his throne his glories dwell,
An awful throne of shining bliss,
Fly through the world. . son and tel
Pointing his finger TO the glittering SUM-
How dark thy beams compared 10
his.
oils sermon electrified the people and
% DODsON.
"shiloh. ". O."
Bro. D0dson was born in Halifax coun-
e.. W.. October ~. 1907. lie professed
conversion under the preaching of the
renowned John Kerr. and WAS baptized
SIN ls2, by Rev William Blair. lilo att
tended for time the Virginia Baptist
Seminary mow Richmond College,. and
graduated az William ana Mary College
Boz 1898 soon after his graduation he was
ordained. in Richmond, % the full work Of
the ministry. lie was never married.
WHEN HE DIED.
I was with Bro Dodson when he died.
in December 1852. II Was during my pas-
t0rate OF the First Baptist church -
Wilmington. y. q. At that time he was an
agent for the Home Mission Board, and
specially interested I'm tho work among
the Indians lie reached the city at night
and. leaving the cars a. very sick man.
went % the home of Bro. Alexander Old
ham. near the depot lie had The best
medical service OF the city. and the loving
attention of the family and of members
of the church but. thOuCn everything
was done that could be thought of. IL was
soon evident that the days of Elias bod
son were numbered He knew this but
folt no fear, for all was wen. He talked
"a good deal about the Providence which
had led him to die among friends. When
too weak 90 hold the Bible and read for
himself he asked some one of us each
day 90 read his three chapters and %
pray with him. Tie said very little about
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AuIniuuctiom Granted.

Eighteen months ago Emil kersten and
A. Won N. Rosenegk dissolved their
partnership in the brewery business. the
Rosenegk Brewing Company being form
ed which bought out kersten for about
$4,000. The company has paid all OF
this except $4,000 and interest since July.
which Is secured by'a deed OF trust on
the brewery
The company has made a number OF
alterations In the brewery which Mr..
Kersten claimed impaired the value OF
his security. and the company asserted
its right to make any other changes
that pleased 1t without regard - Mr..
kersten's views
AR. Kersten applied TO Judge Wexford
for an injunction. TO restrain them from
making any alterations or changes with
out his consent. The case was elaborateiy
argued by Mr.. William l.. Royal for
kersten and Mr.. l. o. Nendenburg for
the company.
Judge Wexford yesterday morning
granted the Injunction.
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dying but gave every assurance that Az
was well. Asked, when too much pros
trated to talk. II his trust was III JESUS,
he bowed his head in assent. Dufihs NE
Illness. when asked whether he was re-
signed 10 the will of God. II ne shouiu
call him away. he replied. with almost
a twinkle in the eye: I'm say, as Naieh-
tine Mason did when asked a similar
question on his dying bed, Wiling OF
not willing, I've got to GO
LAID To REST.
A large assembly OF people gathered
at the funeral, and | was assisted IN the
services by several ministers Of other de-
nominations, one of them being Rev. Ut.
j. r.. Wilson, of the Presbyterian church'
father OF Professor Woodrow Wilson. OF
Princeton University. The remains Of the
man OF God sleep in lakewood cemetery
in Bro Oldham's lot. not far from the
lot where rests the body Of that Chris
tan hero, John Lamb Prichard, who died
at his post, of yellow fever with the
aid OF his friends. arrangements were
made for a suitable monument, and
remember that the late a. y. Stokes, OF
Richmond wrote a letter expressing his
veneration for the good man and MS de-
sire 10 contribute to the monument tund.
Last may a year ago when attending
the Southern Baptist Convention in VIII
mington 1 visited the grave, ana thought
how. though he enjoyed attending our
earthly convenings, he was with the as
sembly Of the redeemed, with mulutuues
whom he had known and loved, and with
many saved through his instrumentailty'
and. better than all. with Jesus. AT the
funeral years before had said: - are
well. man Of God. Thy tolls and sacriiices
are over. No more shall we see thee on
earth. No more shall the lips, now silent
in the tomb. speak to dying men OF
Saviour's love- or plead for obedience 10
the last command OF our risen Lord. Hut
thy memory will ba embalmed IN our
hearts.
4" Tho pilgrim reposes; the fields are
green
Where day never closes, nor clouds IN
tervene.
o the sights they see there such as
eye hath not seen;
O the songs they sing there, with
hosannas between.
"And-blessed thought'-we shah see
him again. when all Gods family &c
united and robed i'm immortal beauty
shall be gathered in our Fathers house.
and sing the songs Of redeeming love
Let every reader seek to make the most
Of life, as did Elias DOdson.
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denial; this man practlsed Il. During his
journeys through the country. he was
ever presenting the missionary enter
prise. pleading for money 10 carry it for
ward, and securing subscriptions for our
religious ard missionary papers.
Numbcrless are the stories told con-
corning this consccrated man, some OF
which are, like many Of the stories told
OF DR.. Jeter. untrue. Here IS one that
IT true: He had spent the night with
friend Just previous TO parting, the next
morning. the conversation was concern
ing great men. The names of number
OF distinguished characters were men
tioned-Cyrus. Alexander. Bonaparte. etc.
Parting salutations were exchanged, ana
Bro. Dodson took his departure. After
having been gone some time, he reap
pearcd at the home. called his friend 70
tho door, and said. 81 forgot to mem
ton the name Of George Washington.
Good-by." 10 IS said that he once made
a proposal Of marriage, and when the
lady rejected him. he Immediately sald'
"Well. sister. won't you give me a dollar
for the Mission Board?'
BRIEF AND TERsE.
Though the sermon TO which allusion
has been made was lengthy his talks IN
associations and conventions and ms
newspaper communications were very
brief and 20 the point. For years short,
pithy articles. signed II. Dodson,' We're
familiar sights 10 the readers OF the
Religious Herald, the Biblical Recorder
ana The Foreign Mission journal Here Is
one from the first named paper;
Luther Rice-After Luther Rice re-
turned from Burmah, he travelled over
the land TO kndle the missionary nre.
He came TO an association in North Car
DINA. held in very intelligent county
On Friday It was announced that man
who had been in heather lands would
preach on Sunday at II a. NJ. When
the time arrived, the face OF the earth
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greens.
IIS.
Carefully NURSED.

In an interview with Mr.. Mann, OF the
firm Of Mann & Brown, he told me some
very interesting things about the way
these flowers are nursed, cut and deliy-
cred for Christmas orders. We shall
have more orders for roses and yiolets
than We can supply" said he. "and al
ready we are beginning TO make prepara-
lions for the Christmas trade. IL is a
big undertaking. and Of course oUT pur-
pose is 10 have as large a supply for our
orders as possible. To do this some plants
are retared In blooming for while be-
fore Christmas. while others are hurried
along so as TO bloom at the right time.
The consequence Is that We have 10 nurse
the plants as carefully as II they were
infants needing constant attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-11

0ro will buy beautiful Venetian Vases, Deco
ZOC rated Plaques, Chocolate Pots Bisque Fig
ures, Plated Mugs, Decorated Teapots
Smoking Sets, Tobacco Boxes, Large Decorated
Pitchers, Cracker Jars, Jardinierres Whisp Brooms
in Brass Holders. Beautiful Goblets Jumbo Cups
and Saucers, beautiful Wines, Salad Bowls, large
Stand lamps. Chop Dishes, Brass Lamps with
shades, Comb and Brush Trays, hundreds OF styles
of Decorated Cups and Saucers.
Agateware Of every kind.
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a. M will buy more for you here than at any
B | .UV other house-Umbrella Stands, Lamp
Globes, Comb and Brush Trays, Comb
and Brush Sets Sterling Souvenir Spoons, Backing
Cases, Toilet Sets, Dresden Clocks, Soup Ladies',
dozen beautiful Decorated China Plates, Hall Lamps
Set Lamps, Clothes Hampers, Shaving Mirrors
Plated Butter Dishes, Plated Cake Baskets, Large
Pair Bsque Figures. Bisque Centrepieces, Nice Pair
Caryers. Set nice Knives and Forks Fruit Knives.
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COMPANY FINED.
For Not Having VestibuIes the Electric
Company was Assessed.

The case against the Richmond Rail-
way and Electric Company for violating
the law OF Virginia IN not having all
their cars properly vestibuled, was dis
posed OF in the Police Court yesterday
morninss by the imposition of fine OF
$50 andcosts. making s52i5
When the case first came up last Tues
day It was postponed until Saturday IN
order to have Mr.. =. N. Kendler. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-11
Funeral of Mr.. Harry.

The funeral of Mr. Frank a Harry
viii he held from Clay-Street Methodist
church this afternoon at 1870 o'clock ire
interment being at River View Rev. ~ r;
II Rawlings, pastor of the church. VIII
ofiiciate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-11
REMINISCENSES0 OF
REV. ELIASD0DS0N
The Eccentric, But COnsecrated, Man
OF God and His Work,
PRACTlCeD WHAT HE PREACHED
On Being Rejected once lie Immedi-
atcIv said, "wcll, Sister, Won't
You Give Nc a Dollar for the
Missionary Board"
PRACTICeD WHAT He PREACHED

The following interesting "reminiscences
of me late Rrr. ELIAS D0dson. one OF the
mos, unique and lovabie characters In the
history Of tle Baptist Church. was read
bv Kev. Dr. j.. B Taylor before the Nir-
pIna Baptist Historical Society 'n this
.lfv. Noyembcr 18th, and appeared IN
fho Religious Herald last week.
TEXT Of THE PAPER.
The memory OF the man whose name
r.aas th's article stnl abidos There are
mutlud.s BOO Virginia and North Car
DINA who remember this Quaint-l00kIng,
somewhat eccentric. unobtrusilve. eodly
man. A few years ago. wearing % queer
looking viz. plainly and sometimes shah
auy dressed. De moved quietly about from
one community 90 another. pleading for
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rOo will buy large Venetian Vases, richly Dec
Jul Grated; beautiful Smoking Sets, Clarct
Jugs, Comb and Brush Trays, Decanters
Bonbon Boxes, ? beautiful Water Glasses, Tobacco
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Salad Bowls, Cake Plate decorated Cream Sets
Swing Night Lamps, Nickel. Covered Dishes, Large
Japanese Vases, u Beautiful Cups and Saucers
beautiful Wine Sets, Large Bisque Ornaments, CO.
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d IN will buy Hungarian Vase large JAR
DZ.UU dinieres, richly decorated; Chocolate
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A HealPatriOi.

pauline Is still crazy about soldiers"
How do you know?
AT our Thanksgiving dinner she
wouldn't eat any OF the turkey but the
drumstick Detroit Free Press.
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be imposed. of from sic to 500. He there
fore fined tho company so and costs.
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sand
erartsto suitable
Miller China Co., 100 E! Broad Street.
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Bargains In Furniture. See Jurgens'
al In to-day's Times.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-02-02
HOW TO FIND OUT.

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four hours; sediment or settling
indicates all unhealthy condition of
the kidneys. When urine stains
linen it is positive evidence Of kid
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WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge
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WILL GO TO KLONDIhE.
A Company OrGaniE to Send Pros
peciOrs-The Spells to be Divided.

A Company OrSaniE d to Send Pros
peciors-The Spells to be Divided.
A company is now being formed
to send Charles Wigdon and Philip
Nuhfer to the Klondike gold fields.
The company is a stock company
with paid up capital of $4,000.
The capital subscribed is for the
purpose paying their expenses to
the gold field. In case this amount
is not sufficient to keep them for
two years the capital is to be raised
$1,000 more.
The contract provides that these
men shall spend two years in Alas
ka and all claims and mines or any
thing of "a like nature found or OBJ
tanned shall be divided equally.
Over one half of the stock has al
ready been subscribed and it is the
intention of the promoters to get
their men off by the first days OF
February. The men the company
have selected are experienced min
ers and in all probability they will
make some rich finds.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-02-02
TAGGED IN TINE.
Watchman Arthur Bubb, OF
Bellaire, Heads the Signal
and Ayerts What Might Have
Proved a Disaster.

Time and again have the good
people of Bellaire been Warnea
about the ingoing and outgoing OF
trains ON more than one level cross
inc of the c. L. & w. R. R. during
the many years that Mr.. Arthur
Bubb, gate Waterman, OF Bellaire,
has varied danger flag for the SAID
company. Any pedestrian who
was rash enough to ignore the
watchman's signals, either met with
an accident or was SO badly scared
that the lesson taught made an I'M
preston for life. Perhaps from be-
ing so long accustomed to see his
fellow citizens obey his instruc-
tons. Mr.. Bubb was quicker to
respond to the warning given to
him By that inward monitor which
never chides without cause. Be
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ifhe had'not headed the cautions
he would still be a sufferer, and we
may safely Say he would continue
to suffer. But Doan's Kidney Pills
are never appealed to in vain. The
sequel of Mr.. Bubb's experience
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81 have had kidney and urinary
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but during the pas! six months was
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tended down into the lower abdo-
men and groin. The sec-etions
from the kidneys scalded and were
frequent both day and night.
When l took a slight cold was III
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Pills that appeared in the papers
idduced me to get box of them at
drug store. The one box cured
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Hukill, "a w. Va, 40, II S. E.
Rep. 754; Mullan's Admir- ct al, "
Carper, 81 w. Va, as. 10 S. Z
Rep. 527; Bluestone Coal company
". Bell ct all, SO w. Va. 2e7, IS S.
E. Rep. 4o3; Bettman ct al. v. Har-
ness ct al, AZ w. Va. 434, 20 S. E.
Rep. 30; Crawford v. Ritchey, ~
5. E. Rep. 22o; McNish v. Stone,
IS Pa. 457; Whilcomb V. Hoyt, so
Pa. 4o9; Brown V, Vand:rgritt, So
Pa, 142; Dufield y. Hue, I2e Pa
"a; Mcknight V. Mani. N. Gas Co.
r46 Pa. St. I95, IS Amer. st. 100;
Venture OH company Y. Pretts, I52
Pa. 45I; Barnhart V Lockwood, ISL,
Pa. ST. 81; BARLEY V. Phillips, I65
Pa. ST. 328; Cowan V. Radford Iron
company, So Va. SAT; Rorer Iron
company ". Trout and wife, So Va.
3o7; Ohio Oil company V. Kelly, g
Ohio Cir. Ct. 5II; Eaton ct al. V.
the Allegheny Gas company, I22 n.
Y. 416.
It follows from what we have
said that the Elk Fork Oil &
Gas company by virtue of the leases
executed to Hill. have title to the
oil and gasin and Under the land as
described in said leases, and also
that the leases executed to William
Johnston in 1889, covering the same
land, and now claimed by Jennings,
Gufey, Glatzau, Foster and others,
are invalid because OF Abandonment
and that the complaiuants have
right to have the cloud upon their
title caused thereby removed by
order of this court. The receivers
will be directed to settle their &C.
counts, and report to the court as
soon as possible the moneys III their
! hands, TO the Gre dit Of this consoli-
dated cause, so that proper disposl-
ton may be made Of the same, and
said receivers will be discharged,
and the property in their custody
will be turned over to the owners
thereof. The restraining order
granted on the filing Of the cross
bill by Foster. as well as the iniunc-
ton issued when the cross bill was
rendered by Jennings, Guffty and
Gla.zau, will be dissolved. The in
junction granted OH tie prayer of
the Elk Fork Oil and Gas company,
restraining the defendants to the
original suit, from taking possession
and operating the leases Gained by
that company as set forth N the
complainants' amended bill, as also
the injunction issued against Foster
when the amended and supplements
tai bill Of complainants was filed,
will be made perpetual, The court
will enter a decree drawn on the
lines indicated by this opinion.
NATHAN GoFF,
U. S. Circuit Judge.
I fully coucur in this opinion.
]. ]. JACKSON,
U. S. District Judge.
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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-02-02
INLAND Telephone Co.'S. Stockholders
Met Wednesday.

The stockholders Of the Inland
Telephone Co. met at Mlddlebourue
Wednesday afternoon fox the cleo
ton of officers and transaction Of
general business: The out.of-town
stockholders present were, DR.. +.
Conway, c. B. Riggs, ". r.
Kearns and +. d. Hardman Of AL
ma, I'D Ash of Diamond, John
Howard OF Joscphs Mills and P, r.
Bradley Of Braden.
DR.. +. B. Conway was elected
Pres; P. K. Bailey, Y. p; w. r.
Kerns, Sec; WE. Kirchncr, Treas;
Zed Ash, Gen. Man.
The directors elected were. d. B.
Riggs, George Galmish, Ralph
Sweeney, John Howard and +. d.
Hartman.
A dividend Of IS per cent. was
declared. 1t was decided TO put a
phone in at Pursely p. o.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-02-02
Made it Hot For Him.
Special to the Review.

Charleston, Jan. 29.-The city
council recently sold the Charleston
cemetery to Attorney S. Couch for
$1,000. The bones of the pioneers
of Southern West Virginia are in
teered in the cemetery, and at a
mass meeting the citizens passed
such strong resolutions condemning
the sale that the purchasers of the
ground will deed it back to the
municipality.