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WORK OF THE STEEL TRUST.
SHUT DOWN PLANT BEFORE
THE RECENT ELECTION:
Men Voted for Mckinley, Then Were
Told They Could Go 10 Work at
Reduced Wages.

Wheeling. w. Va. November 12.-(Spe-
.-iaIl-Ahout six months ago the Naticnh
ste.l COMPANY. thc trust which has come
into control of great number ot ste-l
works I'M she ccunJry. closed down the
plaut al Miugo Junction. which il hsi
secured from the Aetna-Standard Iron
sud steel Company The reason fOr clos
ing the Miu-o plant WAS that the meh
presented a -cuusSt for "a chInse in meth
u,ls oT working which would render the
tasks a. b. Gone less OnsrouS. and give
them time for recuperat.On between
turns. Prior u that time the plant Ia 1
run two tweIve-hour turns a day. and II
vs. no uncommon thing for men L. faint
.uty whil,. A work a. WAS such a des-
t,..r.ste situation that none hst thc strong
~ sauII stand the work. ani ne'sriy al
rh.. Americans had given ~ their IN
p-uymeut-
when tie request Tor change was
.ra.i. IA. REIMBURSEMENT closed the plant
E..fsart- fru-m time L. time have told "t
what wls guinS "n- Th'- plant Was Sui-
rs.ur.l.,I u5 q hlsa. tlEo- naArd t''1''
..r..-,u.f a.. top 81 wh.ch bdrtei wires
were. strung. which wires were :" AFf',i'-
,.i That they could h. nl.c wiki ki-th@
,.r.,r... 81 .i,-ctrictty- Eyery evidence vas
.tvs-t tin men ths.t auy opposition 10 tne
viii 81 the trust woUld ie useless, @h"
sr.s Ia -trik, could $50. via Al this time
"a. s,.I...l irliul,.s tta..I-sS were under N1Af
,.s fr. t11. steel works. ia. um other piahts
iu~s,-. tle big fence
t-r,r, tsts.a a. TIME. lsTely. ini.-sls lions
rav.. ..,ms from MiUSo thdt u Mthinies
v,-r.. ag.--s.sE th- trm-t Nuul1 irsuu'e
..,.--.ts.r,s. ss.sr lf bc were not ciectv.i-
49,. t,.ssut ml-Et continue cold The r""F
J.,tI- VIM aLi asked tur easier e''''i'-
t,at.s ut .mgiuyFnrtt were ldic -i'- 'i.-'
tfr... arE cul".rG usaEcT s'su nearer !"
-t-~vtt..u- stur- hsd t~el drive. rom
tr. -.e. .s....lt- tu.y hat ucersi's-i- -ihd
sYu-, 1Tc uu~ liNiEs. iu saves ""- 1i''
rE.. h1.r-.,i-. am.l uu,i.r tn' river nanAs-
Aheu c.ecrluu s1ay cslne- rHH"zih 90
-rs.~.. fellows voted the r.. unii-.ii. Ticket
4. ri,.. Mckinney majority iu Ming"
Junction .......
T.-.sy th.. Amalg- mated Association ;
commute. wls.th has he-n tryinS O. 4
feet "a S.rtls-nl,ut "f SOM, SORT VITA Il,
s-.tsuFamv. ssa- notified that il Ih'N w"l :"
.au Ia tls uIsi,. "a proposition W'ul" 'e
submitted. t
TE,v called. ami received q new <.ti,.
prsusre1 hy the trust pe"ui.- Nil' &, (,
lssa xr.~ a rssetIs.truu lu vs'-s- 81 i4"ti -
t4 80 Per cent lu tnc WAsfS - ti.' l-'.--.-
without auv fvfersure TO tAe ftlA,- ~
~tvrfrr hours tllu easter As.-'l
which was th.. cause ~ tnc "fifsimti nut
..uvgu che trust mas starved tur men 2"
-n.. rssfur vhvrs. tmeE Ire supposed tn peg
h-lu.s-~s and they now Ft"iH'~t - t---,-
.s.i1aura-c u4 their c'tilltien ~ '-'-.'-
.r a.ru.,~- ut Nsarl-nt rut lu Wae'-
whether rhe. men Nilt submit MSS hVl
hen .r..t. ~usius.l. hut tnrfc are as'tl" Wht
sr, able O. ullhc 3 fuTtsrr pruteSt, "i4N
submission d likely
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60 Trnst Aft.r Competitors.

Chartau1nz.s- Tenn. NOv.mls-r iS.-(Spe-
VitLl-tt wss learned today thit the spil
p.rs- trust H. euueavorins - force tae
tbat-aususa Pipe ami Foundry Company
out nf business. The latter company with
.u the pl-t year has erected e MANN 9th
rilut iu lhis citv. giving employment to
f..ut -Hs meu- 2 he company is comp ased
81 Chatfauts "a capitalists and their plant
b. tle most complete ONE II tine kind IN
gn.- t-ult.-t States The cpmpIuy has hcea
repeatedly imuortlne,l 20 enter she JrIs-.
fut nAs -1 fAr declined e. do So IL is
stated that tlt tTrs has Offered the eunl-
I.Uut sr1tstt s-t~n tu close the plssur Scr a
certain r-.rlfs.I- iu.i~ullvn .i~ rh- .-H1uHHug
U.s. refused fn fa.u tu- combination. This
sI.r. be- D. understood. Lg- isf.u 10 sliu,ti.
nur tr f1 hs ...Vsf tIet rls company Wlll
eventually 81. fa-.'- 60 o. ferm-. sS tu- TRUST
= --Iiu- sau pip, On this territory below
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Combine To Handle Rice Crop.

Chicago November 12-The Tribune to-
unorruw will say
The incorporation ~ the American
Rice Growers Distributing Company was
..rrr..ss1uss.sT Yesterday The. capital stock
t. gfl. l.tssstsa 1T which S7-ssi..sai is reported
F..th im. I.utll grocery circles credit
John ". Gates with hsiu- ths. prime.
mower Gro the new corporation. principally
fu suutrrl the shipment uf the southern
rier sruu over lines uf railroad im which
l,,. g. interested Mr. Gates IS at present
out II tha riIy- The Selem.. rput'm-
plated 6 IN huv the bulk ~ fh" domestic
rfr.. rr-r.i.r contract with th- growers tp
e..f their crops fer stipulated figure
f-r q ueriuI 20 four wears. with the Urlyl-
I.-e nf extending tlE contract an atsdi-
tiuu1l four wears
Guaranteed prices 60 growers are un-
Grretnesl e. D. somewhat in excess 81
present market prizes.
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WEIGH SHOT WHILE DYING.
Dangerously Wounded Man VIII
Stabbed Him to Death.

Dublin. Ca, November 12.-(Special)-
Yesterday the news reached the city Of
the killing at Adrian saturday of John
Welch by Sig Iichtcustein and the shoot
ing of the latter by the former.
Lichtcnstcn Is a merchant at Adrian
and sold Mrs. Welch four yards OF cloth.
Wclch claimed that there We're only three
yards in the piece and went TO ldchten-
STEMS store to rectify the matter. some
words ensued between the two when
Welch left. Lichtenstein followed him
down the street and upon overtaking
him. pulled dirk and cut Wclch i'm the
breast. Welch pulled a pistol and before
his death. which was almost instantane-
ous. shot Iichtcnstein in the groin.
Iichtenstein formerly Travelled for Hen
~ Solomon * Son. Savannah, and liNed
at Tennille. In difficulty at that place
q few wears ago with man named Dis
nuke he used his knife. but with no bad
results
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Rulle+ Did Not Strike Heart.

Chattanooga. Tenn, November T.
few DAYS ago "a woman of the town.
while suffering from morphine mahia'
sbot herself i'm the breast with re-
volver i'm an effort 10 take her own life.
The bullet entered near the heart and
ranged away from that vital organ. The
STORY sent ont from here that the bullet
had pcnetratcd the heart is monu-
mental fake. and DIT Shoff the former
phvsician. says he made no such state
ment The woman is still living and Will
urnbabIv recover. although the bullet
reached a dangerous point in the cardiac
region.
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Salt Trust Raises the Price.

Chicago. Nuv.rnl.r IZ--The Car vsnic-e
tomorrow morning WIli say
The National salt Company yesterday
urt uu tra price. ~ common al isle sasl ~
q fair quality Co S2-@ per f'n pounds
Tire u-5sse tefar,. vas So per lnH pounds
fu~ th.- Slu.- grade. Tie. National salt
CoruuHuv controls directly - per cent of
the salt output ~ THE country and i- able
Indirectly o. dominate ths remaining 5
Ter eat ~ the production
--rls principal mines of the National
company which s commonly known as
The salt trust. are in Michigan
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Many a woman has periodic CRYING
SPELLS She meets her husband with
ewes red and swollen and he cries ont
-What has happenedS" Nothing" his
wife replies. Il don't know wha; is the
matter with me. hut / inst had TO have
a good cry Men don't have CRYING
spells Il would seem therefore that a.
affection confined TO women must have
its cause IN the woIrlanly nature There
Is no doubt that diseased condition of
the delicate wornanly organs. Is in gen
eraI responsible for feminine nervous
ness aud hvs;eria-
The use of DT. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scriution makes women happy by max
ing them healthy. There are no more
cryiug spells -Favorite Prescription
cures Inflammation, ulccratiOn and fe-
male weakness II makes weak women
strong, sick women well
There Is no medicine "Just as good. >
Accep; no substitute.
FOR three years writes Mrs. Mary A Sasser
of High Lamar Co. Texas. Il suffered with fall
ins. OF the womb. also uic-ratiou of the womb
After using three bottles q youf Fsvorite Pre-
srritfi0u' four 0f Golden Medical Discovery
aud two visfs Of Pleasant Pellets I found re-
Lief arn able 70 do NV work with ease. I rec
rsr1uH-rli yuur wonderful uieriiciue % all INV
friends fJr truly believe 4 saved my life
Free Dr.. lierce's Medical Adviser,
in paper covers, Is sent fyee on receipt of
al oue-cent stamps TO pay cost of mailing
osIT- Cloth binding n stamps. Ad-
dress DIR. K. v. Pierce, Buffalo, y. x.
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Charged with Robting the Bank.

Nashville. Tenn. November I2.-The ar
rest of 7. Z. Brady upon a federal war
rant sworn out by II. O. Watts. cashier
of the First National bank, has stirred up
a sensation in Nashville. The firm OF
Connor q Brady composed of j. II. Con
nor and T. T. Brady. wholesale grocers
and liquor dealers, made an assignment
today and the arrest of Brady followed.
In this connection the disappearance last
July of W. W. Lea an individual book
keeper Of the First National bank, is ex-
planned. The two are charged with col
lusion in defrauding the bank out of
Sai 900.
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COTTON INJURED BY FROST
But the Texas Crop Will Be About
100000 Bales.

Houston. Tex, November IA heavy
frost Is reported from the northern bor-
dor of Texas deep into south Texas, WhIch
l,ss cut the cotton crop short The farm
crs have had fine weather Tor plcN'hS'
and the crop is a large one. Very H'Ie
,..,,,.,ins IA, tee fields L. De picked. as a
ruin and two more weeks will wind up
tb. crot, ii the.a is good weather. y
heavy rain will stop it whenever u iH~;
'-,,,,,,i,.ratiyclv little cotton Is being hcld
~ C,,,,ers th- crop bciI = marketed as
=, "a as gathered. The average Teas crop
viii aDproxiulata S.OUN.0m bales.
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The United States Health Reports
January ;. 1900.

after 4 careful investigation into the
cause of the great decrease in the death
rate from Catarrh and Consumption dur
ing the past year. we find that this reduc-
ton was brought about 10y the use of
the new germicide HYOMEI. That no
other Treatment or remedy had anything
whatever TO do with this reduction"
Such evidence should prove to all suf-
ferers that in HYOMEI alone is their only
hope of successfully treating these dis
eases. Besides this. IT is guaranteed and
your money refunded if it fails.
Five days treatment sent free. Medi-
cal advice free.
Sold by all druggists or sent by mail.
Outfit Complete. s1.e0. Trial outfit PC.
TEE L. r. BOOTH co.
Ithaca y Y
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
Promises 10 cure and keeps the prom
ise. No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hood 's-be sure TO get Hoods.

what il cost the CHATTANOOGA company
to buy pig iron.
Tn. vh.elhirrpw trUs. is also trying
L. iutiEni.iate the Chattanooga wheelbar-
rrw factory Ths proprietor If this CON
.,,p has refused to ioin tn trust. which
i now eudeavoring to force him 10 terms
l.v threatening 10 reduce the price ot
"A wherlharroWS in his territory.
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wARsHIPs FOR PENSACOLA.
North Atlantic Squadron To Winter
in Gulf Waters.

Pensacola. Fla. November l2.-t IS
announced that the north Atlantic squad
ron will winter in gulf waters and that
Pensacola has been designated as their
coaling station. Large quantities of coal
arc now being received al the Pensacola
navy yard The fleet Is expected mere
aarIy next month and will maneuver in
p.nSacofa harhOr
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To Form Big Cattle Trust.

cleveland. q. November l3-Georee -.
Loving. OF Fort Worth. Texts. passed
through Cleveland today on his way &"
N.w York. where according &" an alter
noon paper. ho VIII conclude negotiations
fnr a S.s1Wump cattle trust when VIII ah-
1e,thor trust. il Is said. will furnish the
IL
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The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are TIM
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
blgs. when in need Of tho laxative effect
Of a gentle remedy than by any other.
Children enjoy IL. and 1t benefits them.
The true remedy, syrup Of Figs, is man
ufactured BY the California Fig Syrup CO..
only.
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This Will Interest Many.

T.. w. Parkhurst. the Boston publisher
says that if any one afflicted with rheu-
matisn, i'm any form, or neuralgia, will
send ther address to him at Box l5Ol,
Boston. Mass. he will direct them to a
perfect cure. He has nothing to sell. or
give, only tells you how he was cured.
IIundreds have tested it with success.
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Colonel t. P. Moody, of Chicago, Had
Catarrh Twenty-Five Years and
Was Cured by Peruna.

however. 20 see even this partial list
drawn up in battle array is rather ap-
palling. II the reader desires Ia see this
list, together with a short exposition Of
each one. send for our free catarrh book.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co, Co
lum bus Ohio.
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At Your Own Home.

I cure any form of chronic disease. no
matter what treatment has failed Write
me fully about your case. }. Newton
HATHAWAY. NJ. D.. No. 42 Inman building,
Atlanta, Ga.
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piles Cured without the Knife.

u,hip.- blind. bleeding or Protruding
r,'i.s Your druggist viii refund your
mercy If PAZO OINTMENT fails 70 cure
Kut- - cents
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Charlotte, N c., November 12.-(Sse-
cialO-J. ID. Neal committed suicide az
Rutherfordton yesterday by shooting
himself through the head. business re
verses was the cause. lie left quite a
fortune.
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FAMOUS FILIBUsTER is DEAD.
Captain John d. Hart. Who Aided
Cubans. Passes Away.

Phf'adeiphia November 3-Captain
John u. Hart. Of Cuban filihust"rinS
fame. died today II apoplcXy. Captain
Hart had been in poor health lately and
made his home at Atlantic city. Yes
t,rday De- came here and was stricken
on tn, street He was taken To hos
pital. where he died without regainins
consciousness.
Captain Harris life was practically
spent in shipping circles. From an able
seaman he became a successful snip
owner. and engaged in the fruit trade
with the West Indies During the year
ISsi tvo ~ his vessels. the iivrmthia and
I.turada. made frequent trips 90 cuba
with arms and ammunition for the Gu
bans Captain Hart WAS convicted lh
December. 1896. of participating in iili-
clustering expedition. and Was sentenced
10 TWO years Imprisonment. ln February.
I>.N. the sentence was put into execution,
aud IN June Of the same year Captain
Hart was p3rdoned 10y President Mckiu-
ley.
Captain Hart was horn in Accomac
county Virginia. ferty-one years ago.
Tenderness or aching I'm the small of the
hack is a serious symptom. The kid
news are suffering. Take prickly Ash
s- Ifaf Effar..F-
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Opium, Morphine Free Treatment.

Cure guaranteed at home without pain
Trial free Dr. Tucker, Is and 20 Broad
St. Atlanta. Ga.
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Blood HumOrS

Itdoesn'. make any difference wheth-
er you believe in the modern theory
and speak of the causes of diseases as
referable to germs. microbes or bacilli.
or whether you use the older and better
understood terms of "humors and
blood diseases - Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla cures them all.
II cures scrofula. salt rheum or
eczema. catarrh. rheumatism. malaria
and all other blood poisons; nervous
troubles. debility and that tired feeling.
This is not merely modern theory; it
is solid up-to-date fact.
Salt rheum on my hands so severe had to
wear gloves most of the time, and could not
shut my thumb and finger together. was
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla." Mrs. A. u.
SPAUl.DING. North Searsport, Me.
MY three months old hoy was cured Of a
very had case Of scrofula 10y Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla" VS.. n. GARSER. West Earl. Pa.
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trial treatment sent free TO all who suffer with Syps
patches in the mouth. throat COPPER ceF
ed spots chancres alterations falling hair etc Adore
State Medical Institute IJ E.ektron building fo4t
Wayne. Ind to-day for a Tree tria- packa-a-
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ELS CURES RnEIhaTlsm

and kindred pains. Try IL once and you u swear hr
it thereatcr- IL your druggist is out OF n. send for
fifty cent bottle at 10 the iIls Company. lH
Union Square. New York Carefully follow diTey
tiuns. The most desperate eases have been relieved.
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WANTED AGENTS IN every county to sell
Family Memorials" good profits and stes -
work. Address Campbell * Co. 406 Plum St.
Elgin, Ill
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pnEi,s Wonderland Theater.

Apparently a treat is i'm store for Mr.
Polls patrons this week, his bill having
strong character that Is dazzling
Heading it are the Fillmore Sisters in a
bright SKETCH "The Dangerous Mrs
Delaney" by George Cohan, who writes
the best of the vaudeville one act COM
edies. Lelliott, Clerise & Lelliott, the
great Australian musical trio, are an
other feature. In this act will appear
Miss Ethel Clerise, who was rescued
from drowning last April in Lake
Whitney. at the time her sister Vivian
and Cardownie the Scottish dancer lost
their lives. The Victoria -Four, a SUI
perb lady quartette will be introduced
in Frank Howards electrical novelty in
thre scenes, one of the greatest singing
acts in vaudeville. Fitzgerald, the
American Fregalia will play new one
man melodrama, "A Night at Monte
Carlo" in which he takes eight differ
emit characters, and makes forty-two
changes without a moments Interrupt
ton of the action or dialogue. The
Horse Shoe Trio is a roaring comedy.
Talbot and Davidson in "Tom DeRisky
and Kenny irwin in Vaudeville" Miss
Vera King, Coincidence Lahore and
Steele flying ring comedians, and Kline
Prices: matine 10 and 20 cents; evening
10, 20 and 30 cents Ladies at matinee
all parts of the house, 10 cents.
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why Smith Left Home" which will
endeavor to prove at the Grand OPERA
House, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
TINS week, with matinee Wednesday,
that laughter has not departed from the
earth, is the fourth successful play of
it's American author, Mr. George H
BroadhurSt. 1t is 10 be noted that Mr..
BrOadhurst is an independent candt-
date for the favor of the public. He is
in opposition to nobody, antagonizes
no other managers or manager; he is
simply blthely pursuing his way in be-
half Of Broadhurst, aud incidentally the
American dramatist. All managers
want good plays and good American
plays, but If a man can write good
American plays, and has the courage Of
belief in his own capacity no one will
gainsay his right to become a producer.
The producing author has the advant-
age of being sure of a career. because
st may be continuous inasmuch as he
is free from the caprices and accidents
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REV. MR.. RICHARDS.
The Able Plainfield Preacher Deliver

The Able Plainf1eld Preacher Delivers a
Helpful Address to the Yale Stu
dents.
The Yale students were addressed by
Rev. DIR. w. r. Richards of Plainfield.
N. j., at Battell chapel yesterday morn
ing The speaker took as his text Dan
lei iii, 49, He prefaced his remarks by
calling the books of Daniel a kind OF
epic Of martyrs and telling something
of the prosecutions, which We're endur-
ed by the Hebrews at that time. DR..
Richards then told the story of the
three men, who, because they would not
bow down and worship either the king
of Babylon or any image made by the
king, but held to their own religious
principles, were thrown into fiery
furnace. He told of the different kinds
of craven images, which are worship
ped to-day, and gave examples of peo-
pie who, like the martyrs in the story,
will not bow down and worship them
against their own convictions. He clos
ed by saying that only the presence Of
such people in the world makes life
worth living, and history worth read
ing
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FOOTBALL GAMES
Yale Won from Tufts College-Prince

Yale Won from Tufts College-Prince-
ton Scored Against
Yale won her third game of the sea-
son from the Tufts college team Satur-
day by the score of 80 to o. The great
est strength which Yale showed during
the day was In her defensive play. Only
once during the game was Tufts able
to gain five yards and the Tufts play
ers never had the ball on the Yale half
Of the field during the game. Yale put
seventeen men into the game. sending a
substitute into the contest whenever a
player gasped for breath.
Other games resulted as follows:
At Princeton -, Lehigh s..
At mbridge-Harvard u, Bowdoin
At Providence-Brown Is, Holy Cross
AT New Columbia 12, Wesleyan
At Ithaca-Cornell 6, Bucknell 0.
At Philadelphia-Un of Penn
sylvanis SO. Haverford 0.
At Acknowledgements &c. Susquehan-
ma 0.
At West Point--West Point 0, Penn
sylvania state college 0.
At Carlilse-Carlise As. Western U. of
P. 0.
At napols-Annapolis g. Baltimore
o.
At Amherst--Amherst 0, Trinity 0.
AT Meriden-Meriden high school IL,
Hillhouse high school 0.
The college team defeated the Yale
freshmen on Saturday by the score of
II to @.
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HOWARD AVE. M. E. CHURCH
TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVFRSARY TO
BE GEL EBRATED SOON.

Old Pastors WIN Return and Preach to
the Congregation-Rev. MIR. harness
Talk Yesterday Morning Twentieth
Century League to Take Part in the
Exercises.
The Rev. Harvey Burnes, pastor of
the Howard avenue NJ. e. church, talk
ed to his congregation yesterday morn
ing on the twenty fifth anniversary of
the church, which will be held on Sun
day, october 2S He spoke of the occa-
sion as being one of great Importance
in the history of the church and hoped
that every member of the congregation
would attend the services and bring
along with them number of friends,
and in this way the celebration would
be a memorable one
Rev. Mr.. Burnes also spoke of the
position of the church with regard to
the people of City Point, and said that
it should help to broaden the lives of
the people in that neighborhood, and
that the connections between the two
should be very close The talk, which
was an informal one, was very inter-
esting and was greatly appreciated by
the congregation. Last night Rev. Mr..
Burnes preached very powerful ser
mon and he took for his text Rev 8, 20,
Behold, I stand at the door and
knock"
1t is the intention of the committee in
charge of the anniversary services to
have an excellent programme, and al
ready they are working hard on it's
completion. On the evening of the an
niversary day the services will be in
connection with the Twentieth Century
league. and by that time it is expected
that the league viii be able to announce
that the $4,000 debt on the local Meth
odist churches has been raised. The
programme for the services on that
evening has not been arranged. Rev.
Mr.. .Burnes has extended an invitation
to all the former pastors of the church
to be present during the week preceding
the anniversary, when a series OF ser
mons will be preached by them. rms
series of sermons will be very interest
ing, and the former pastors will receive
a cordial welcome to their old church
The ministers who formerly occupied
the pulpit in the church are the follow
ing, nearly all of whom are expected to
be present: Rev. DIR, Nathan Hubbell
of New York, Rev. Smith w, Tolles of
Bethlehem, Conn, Rev. Smith A. Sands
of Hickville, L. l., Rev. A. H, Mead of
Meriden, Rev A. V. A. Abbott of West
Haven, Rev. c. F. Ford of WATERFOWL,
Conn, and Rev Fl. r. Kastendieck of
the First church, Brooklyn.