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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-12-06

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Hathaway Bros. have all kinds
OF presents for all kinds of
people. Look over their stock,
you will find just what you want
at just the price you want to pay
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STRIKE At DALLAS.
Proposition 10 Order Out MI
Unions, in sympathy. Deferred.

EEPI Ht..C SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. July 22.-~Thece is no change
in ,iic situation Of yhe STRIKE of the union
men on the Dallas Consolidated Electric
Street Railway. The Trades Assembly
held Il fun delegate meeting to-day. twan-
fy-Ssy.N trades being represented, tn deter
mine whether there should he Il general
sympathetic strike, There was strong
sentiment iu flVu. OF General call out.
hut :, solution WAS passed that this "ourS,
lie deferred until further developments OF
The situation.
Unions wishing 70 join the striking mo-
;or!nen in a sympathetic strike were given
PERMISSION to DO 50. Several OF the unions.
NOTABLY thr. foundrvmen. voted for a SYM
pathetic strike. and may lOin the motor
mon tomorrow. Til" EiectTI,al Workers
Union aid much - pCStpsue the proposed
general shutdown. That Organization
held Il large meeting and voted against a
sympa' h"jIr strike at this time by the mar
ross margin % two votes.
Were the electrical workers TO STRIKE IL
would stop all tne street cars ana 14lIF
oue-haif the business concerns IF the city.
as wei! as shut OFF all electric lights. both
Tor street illumination AID private use.
The Trades Assembly PASSED resolution
that ali unions who are permitted to con-
tia;!e work shall donate "nc-siHth Of the
wages Of members zone days work cich
week. 20 assist in maintaining the STRIKE
The prospect j. that a general symld' not
IT, 1triL. will not ~ long deferred Tie
stare Federation Of Labor meets here to-
morrow. Much depends on what that BODY
NAY 60.
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gifts Of grace to the prime, ~ posr. Their
graf need like darku'Ss made them all
alike To- him. Tn. l"w!y and the lonely,
IN, r-aiI ani tb" frauii'S- the peasant,
tin. priest. the SCHOLAR and tn. scribe. th,i
y,ll-fr-to and the rror-tr--iu IA" burden"
Christ's invitation. Come AA"-fnuui ia
him the Gift Of rest and the gran; Uf peace.
Then mon see through glasses 5ark"urt
Lies SS,in comes Ia them tangled. 10
pt!rIc-Ts El.#dfu. its Possibilities uuTrNrsl.t
In a vain "adeaVrr e. uugavgl its tauS'" and
with that goes faith. hop" and love. f'r 'N-
,rv loss of heart is "a loss # Iry". aua
love :azt m.lur hell it.t christ j. pc
eminent in an the fruits ~ tho Spirit lie
knew the awful depths a.: sin and shame IL
iu which men S;"k; he tolt thor ircach,Tv
ana their trcIspuS. SIw the vices laat
afil!rt tGCm. and IN" NaUiii,s mat Easel
nat. them. lie cam, go his uvu ami thy
received him not lie VI. utli=grd. De
t:ay,.i. Tars AIKEN. Cru,iiici. VT u" never
lust GaHH I'm men. Having lowed ms own,
r. Ir-JU .h,m To- the end blessed - 'hs
-" iu vi:r~' sky shine the stars Of ftlt1.
hop ana love To- cheer th" darkness Of the
night
.'Fa4 ,rro-oiuiucrce ~ Jesus is the theme
~ she cutir" Ep'sfie 70 tho Hebrews H.
i there pictured as tn" eternal s"u am
as ihs clor!t,i mantle vroWugd ana
rcicrin" Lord of the uuiVrrso-Na~: high
~ than tlrc rug-ls. greater I'm possession as
the creator and srIs: amer ~ tn" worlds.
greater in person - the 'fful-aurr NJ G"-' :
glory AMI the express iWHg" ST his sub
stance tic. therefore. brings US % n'ft'r
hope. 4 better testament. = better promise
"a better possession. Al !fr's fnrra'- hints
.ircn christ c1m0. Ana IL" tna, hath IN"
G..r5 hg.l the Ttfr''
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OUR DENOMINATIONS
MUST BE CHRITiANIZED.'

REPi ELIC SPECIAL
Jackson. Tenn, July 22.-The Reverend II.
A Matthews of the First Preshy c:iJn
Church preached to-day on "Our Deuomi-
nations Must Be ChristiaElzcd." His text
was Ephesiaas Y. -. CHRIST loved Inc
church and gave himself for il" He said.
in part
The religion. element is the largest and
most essential in the m ;ke-up of any coln-
Try, the establishment and growth Of
churches the natural evolution OF every
people
denominations are the result Of con-
stftuti0nal conditions. Therefore. the many
Genomina tons are inevitable 10 every coun-
try. As population increases. 50 different
cults multiply. A men develop and burst
the narrow bonds of religious neredity. their
views are modified SID soon denominations
reflect The complexion OF their thoughts.
Thus the creed world is unfinished, ana
serts must continue TO rise and fall.
But the innate dynamic religious force
will continue 20 work out the elevation OF
mankind. 1t is a sign OF health ana growth
for every phase OF religious belief 10 be
represented ia a city. The friction produces
thought and purity. Lafnentabie would be
the state If only one denomination existed.
Ii would he impossible to depict the de-
hatchery. corruption and tyranny that
would result. Any Protestant Iercin,nar zion
put in power would be a curse and menace
TO the country. Each has its oigoJed ard
blasphcTnous claim Of infallihlity on some
enc point. In that claim you find the germ
of denomination5l tyranny that has caused
Tbs religious prosecutions of the past, black
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STRIKE THREATENED.
Independent and Trust Window
Glass Manufacturers at Outs.
,EpTBLIC SFECIAL-

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
PittsbUTG. Pa. July :a-The indications
tonight are that there will be L tie-up Of
the window glass trades. throughout the
country September !.
Simon Burns president OF the American
Window Glass Workers Association VINO Is
accused BY his enemies of being very close
to the heads of the American Window Glass
company. better known as the trust last
evening made the starting announcement
that he would not furnish scales 10 indie
n. nicnt manufacturers Of WtnGow glass
This. by the independent people. Is conSid-
cred an attempt by the trust Co freeze them
out The Republican leaders are not = lit
tie worried over the outlook. 40 this fall,
OF all times. Will be the worst time 20 have
strike. revealing the inside workings or
any trust.
George l.. Cake president of the American
Window Glass Flat;erers' League. further
complicated matters tonight by announcing
that uu September /. the fiattcners would 90
on a strike. unless the trust people came TO
advance which they have asked.
Cake issued orders that his Wage Com
rnittee shall hold no more conferences with
the American Window Glass Company S
committee. He sa.d.
The action OF Burns is high handed and
means trouble as well as trust exposures.
The trust has Ito pots. while there are lfio
pots among the independent companies
Burns has undertaken quito a task The
cutters and natten'rS are against him. when
he tries To shut of independent ma 3ilfaC-
tIrers. and if he keeps il up We will Tie up
the industry.
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SERMONS AND SERVICES IN THE CHURC HES.

the fowls Of ;he air may lodge under the
shadow Of it
Yes Gods Kingdom on earth shall he
hound ard governed 10y the law W growth.
lust As everything els" -! his creation IS.
IL shall begin m.dcstlv and grow gradually.
Its power and transforming iuilucnr" shall
work IS silently and thoroughly f. the ma IS
Of mIrkiuI a~ the lcaYen c"rf in the meas
urr IF meal. Yes. the germ Of the king
Guu's H.. shall be- lkCnci To- q grain II
mustard seed. II shall Sr.W 20 maturity
AMI strength i..-t as IN" mustard plant
grows. Its energies and i's influence shall
work lik. the Workin:; IF i"avsu.
And lust as the kin@;"m "f God has
grown gradually IN IN" world from small
lrss - greatness SO II H. with his Kingdom
Ia III" individual heart. TEe tiny seed tax
ing -ori IN IN" personal M. grows graAu-
ally and silently toward tho ACCOMPLISH
mcnt q mighty and marvellous results.
one must not be discouraged ~ an" fail
ar" Of making great STRIDES In goodness.
The reformation of ones III" and "harar-
,.r is not attained by the sudden methods
uf revolution. Gods kingdom; dos not
grow that Way. The master emphasized
plant grows. one must only he in earnest
to be sure tp grow some every dnv.
The SIGNS and the man.i"sta;iors Or this
growth Of the personal life ar" plainly seen
and understood. There Is . recognition ~
Gods claim upon the souls s'Tvic" and the
souls worship. : daily inventory is tax y
trauscrcSsiuuS and daily PRAYER brs"ech"S
the divine father tJ t"Esiy" and to civ"
st..ugi n - overcome the SIN which dSStil~
and hrap'S Ard NiiH every prayer offered,
every temptation overcome. every sin tram
pied on. every worship rendered. every
kind word and decd said and done. the i'm
word man IS renewed and IN" spiritual
ua'ur. GROWS stronger and stronger and b"
i- Irr.l.~ fixed iu tho Kingdom uf God And
"a. length one finds that from som" small
seed ~ resolution. thar from some little
shoe; Of Gath. has grown the great tree
which shelters from IN" storm ana SSa-'S
from the heat and in its branches lodge
alike tho raEI,- ~ ambition and tic dove
- peace For ambition can he TO hiGhHr
thai, To- h. lii. the king. 0ur can T'ac" lie
more. prrf,c; than that which ne gives.
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THE MARKS OF JESUS"
THE REVEREND Mr.. EWING.

The Marks Of jesus was the title of A
sermon delivered br the Reverend : T.
Ewing NJ Taylor Avenue BAPTIST CEucch
yesterday. He spoke from THE text. y bear
branded on my body the marks OF Jesus"
tai vi. l.. He said. ia part:
The Galatians received Paul az an angel
Of God-cveu as Christ Jc-uS.' But they
We're quickly side-tra, kCd from the t-ath
when iIssaIled by the enemies OF the gospel
and of the apostle. When H." JGda:zcTs BE-
commission and the gospel which he
Preached. the Galatians wejc beW!t.Il,,I.
ANA not only turned from the apostle. bat
also from the Christ. who had lscg openly
set forth CTugiiica' before thu ~. HdGl'S puy-
pos" IN wiring !hiS !e;ftr was 10 az, II the
GaiaJian apostacy In this letter he. with
uu" modes,y. refers Ia himself. defends his
&C miniSsion. and shows Conc.usiYeiy that
there IL but one EoSp"l-thdt Christ gave
himself for our sins-and III by faith in
this c'ucified and risen savior We are jUsti-
fled from sin. Feeling mat his presentation
Of the truth il thoroughly conclusive. he
asks thdt the matter b. dropped. and
henyeforth let no man troubl. him. .:pr |
bear branded on my body the marks Of
Jesus
Jus: what these marks were We do not
know. He seems to refer tn the branding 81
slaves. Ills body bore The marks al the
prison ana the lash. PAM priced these as
much as the veteran does III" empty sleeve.
We have no difficulty. however, in discoy-
Sring the traits Of ctaracter-tke Christ
likcness-which procured for him tn, Sc
marks. These concern us infinitely more
than the marks per
Paul possessed iuiles; confidence I'm and
reverence for the word Of God. Jesus based
hts authority Upon the word as spoken by
TIE prophets. He quoted from il and upon
its testimony was willing TO let his min
istry stand or fall Christ was lnXai Ia
the Father As seen i'm his obedience "a all
the commandments. So also was the
apostles confidence noteworthy. The
Scriptures were his final appeal. Upon them
h" based his doctrine az sin, To its ma
fure and effect He felt that the Scriptures
alone answered tire question What T. man
Paul saw man through the eye OF God and
thus knew that in MS natural condition
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erHd the pages Of history and ~cll'G.al the
Taco o. the earth Win the blood Of its Vie
N;uS. The many denominations are rot only
essential 1" Go the work o. evangclizatton.
bat they are absolutely essential 10 keep
ca,.. the other par" ana prevent staSuatio4.
The divine power that saves = scHi does
not prevent E,iicioI,acd human nature from
becoming tNra0nical and iut"!Ctaut. We
hive passed from the delI O.: physical fo;ca
10 the areHs. of mental combat. To-day
thn"chis must he IL" wtaloas and sharp
criticisms the Challenge Happy rhe day
when in The bonds of perfect fellowship
ana in the Spirit OF q broad tnl.ran 20
churches hspfuuv cr.ticisn each other.
7. an ~ longer j." said. That which
church does alone concerns it What
other church and becomes the business, of
every religious body. Tho acts oC . do
domination concern the worI1 ana should
~" none Sly ana i'aTie~sly criticised. The
union ~ church ana state is abs ,IUty1y inn
possible. but the stayc has a right t. de-
man! e IN" church perfection hrrau,., me
church has come To rule and direct the
Sj1i" by The power Of truth and uerso al
1t VIII be Impossible Tor tho church to
G;f'rt and save ;"r rid 50 long eS our
examinations are controlled By CONNER
Ilii!S!n. collections and rot conversions
ale The DISTINGUISHING features TODAY \
sharp riv-lrv exists in Tho -sfsf..v -.
rn"a'-cth tCEt'Ty funds. Salaries and NOT
~.tiS constitute our recommendations
',-'l>llin warfare and enlists soldiers in
lie army of he cross
cry e" ar" ASKING to b. ...Et - the
crossroads mission field less number
'.f' praying 10 carry the eros. HI. stand
- inc martyr stake. \ ma +l-lty are .,.sk-
ms irr me crown - - given before. tra,,
enter the field of faithful service II a man
i h11-t"l4'd missionary. he VIII -. T.-
Saiii"sS ~ I'll conditions Had we more
t"iSegrat-I mon IN the foreign Held. Ever
troubles would arise ana a gItatc- mimi. -
" "tI- be daily added ia III, church. The
l'rt "i q missionary going unde. the pro-
u l''A or q Government and 81 tn. first
SiEht ni '@fS'r running from his post O..
Guy. CONNER cial-!mprUial has eve.
tEkrn the churches. and there ar. MANY
pulpit mount banks who advocate sl,r,rri,f.
;l:' gospel INTO ihe FiIiTinps
"ph for Il UNCONVENTIONAL regeneration
q 'c:oHgl publication OF our churches and
- ''TnT.st.. sauct.t.ation u: our uu3rl;s
S'Ll~ must lie our only object and thought
Il "" ever prosper Is tho church Of Christ
IRE tim" has come throughout this conn
tfN !"r tn churches 10 DO more df-iutar-
-Stla woTk-wuTk for the salvation of ..o.ils
ana thv moral eGu.agiou Of men. r--4rdic=s
81 IA church to which they l.-iu... DE
l'fninau"Hal a"lfsEE7Ss results in HE neg
l"tt ~ the individual. uu~avsd man We
set too DGS- IN transferring members from,
on" church To the Other. raising, none, fn
kiattY church pride and building 10 de-
UNCONVENTIONAL fences
MAY our churches support the veal, do
I-ii no poor and d.teuSsleSs. Oh ,r tine dis
Outraged harbor ami correct the v:IrkeG
iiit the fallen. seek the lost !i,. lives o..
GOV" and sacrifice. fail in:o tn bosom Of
Christian lives
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RIVER NEWS.


j. r LIS !
C'.i.a H.. jay The river feel / Of a foot
DURING tn pas; tNt1Ly-.ou hours, NE ssASs
Ling II -lr.5i.ni,s ain III ConJ- De
parted ;Cr tA- Lover '4SSssipi WIZ smpa,fe'' ~
win enp,irs passed Up at 2 p. m. she PROB
ably Will - - .-e bans be.''" It7e. II. ~ a
Ei,e- WITH three tsrs,s Of ties arrived at =,
n. The Peters Lse from Memphis WIZ a "a:
If up si HI al and sad ed 20 Fa5sse d III
for :; Louis a. go = u -, ses ~. 81 iirbe:
- s.eks Il wheat: 10 head ct hogs and a lot OF
sGnasi'. - .l'.h c ~, ~ af Ciif,Sn rom IT.
T.5uis' The Raymond Homer and yoaz fro=l
TsS 'i rs,lssen nix The weJsr Fyrei Lumber
Company On his way t. -. Louis; = Ss1pp'E,5
tow lumber 10 It. Louis, Clnsignati and ~
orleans. Ills company .ave uh,+r yo',st ~ -. :
sawm!i!s u large c-pacity az ,ie =. 'n ~, 90
The White River N bayou La ti;ae aSy -- nwh
eos1 acres e land ' be-, ~, Ts , S;ie tow
Memphis Tenn. July :: River MARKS !. tesr
On the gauge, ian Of : e y hogs Eve Wea' TSr
Kat Atan1s arrived las; evening from Arkansas
ly win - ,.i,,rr i James IIe got in last
risn: from FT-ar's Point with far tT1r and WI!
-. ayriv.i last night frora AshPCrt with fair
trlI, and viii Clsar t1-ilHrfJM 'N"Hl.s "a
t;kaT.sas River with good tilp AMI Will clear on
return Tuesday. The wichita w! I've ~.
I.ts Il /. Que from -. Louis tonight . ieaV.
a. noon t"--aorr.w -. return trir. IgT ,lts %
vii leave On Tuesiay IN return
Grand Tower III. July City Cf PaGacan
t,Tart,I fog - i..-Ijs At Z. m Hn4pLin No.
,,,fb . bar.rS = logs departed Tor ~ LOUIS az
m James Y L1ek0oud With : bdFG.s OF rs
hearted for - LOUIS q; 6:sJ a. IN. war f-is4e
,--5rr~.l "a - I,IlS At a m tity OF tilt''ii
j. Nm AZ ~ y Charlotte BoecS-ier AIRY -
mn al n last r.l-ht and departed for tsir2 al a
M The gauge reals lH-S i'tt "A rlSc u Il III ''.St
.. p urS v Gather clear AMI bot
Pa.ucat. Nv. July 2.-isiver gauge reads Ss
and rising J.c Fgwier from ~ HE az . p
n ] ~ Bowels 10 Tennessee River at a. m.
F;I.ttWrff l. jus, from Clarsvil,- Snaghoat @o1-
mn IS IN h,r way down from ETsLnsyilie Efath-
.r clear AMI VAIN. Business down shout me
wharf very quiet.
chester III Juiv e2-Eiver rising: sacse J
f,,; ~. roksc in and out on time. city OF tiii-
ION down s:l5 a. m The city of PsGucah up AZ
~ a m Dolphin No ) Up at L o clock noon
I-rres Y. lockwood up 5:sy p m Ieii1er II. and
"ut on time. -,
cape Girardcag. No. July -1,We9ther faiF
an! hot River falling. Inc War tlslr IN p.
Ia. ami paiucIh 81 S-sI p n me refers Leo
due M ami CIV II clifton dcs down
I:u-!.uctor. IA. July The river began 70
FAT last night and l. feet inches above
loW-vats- marx. = fan % inches Weather
,irslr an warner
Evansyille. Ind. July 2e-Iiiver IS feet. rising.
Csea: and hot.
Cincinnati. o.. July a.-R:ver feet. falling.
Raining.
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IN numbers standing towering above the
majority. are for truth. Il may he that Il IS
not until a future age that the truth is
recognized in them. Truth may not be
orthodox. and orthodox may not be truth.
hut III thu present discussion IL will be
found to be useful tool. No opinion.
whether orthodox or not. has remained
without change for the las; 1919 years.
Niagara Falls have not changed for
waters fail has shifted and is shifting to-
DAY.
Doubt IS the shadow Of ,he moving OBJ
jCCts ia this Journey. NS q destructive pTCc-
IS md method in the treatment IF the
Scripture. the hi-h criticism Is but thr
latest. thus not the last. expression Of that
human iCuncclastic spirit that viii not az
c"rt the strenuous claims Of the Bibl" on
conduct. As q scientific process aud method
81 investigating the style. the authorship.
the date and the CsnCuical relation shiI. II
Is one Of 'fthoCoNy's best friends. II seeks
Ia get at Tho facts Who objects 10 that
Who can reasonably object | say 20 ahead
higher criticism, Dig. climb. scr.pe. dive
YOU shall gather for Us what We are too
Ignorant or too Indifferent "a gather for
ourselves But when YOU ASH Us. II you
shall ask us TO accept all your hypothesis.
ycuC assumptions. NOIr lis and outs. ar
any one Of them without sufficient test and
proof: We viii then call halt. We de-
r'aud N the name Of scientific method.
" hos. supreme question uo- and ever -.
what are the facts? that You give US the
proof W must have also the privilege
a. presenting y who'll class Of facts that
The HIGHER criticism ignores too largely.
Il, is properly charSeaole that the de-
sfr,I..iyo- HIGHER criticism has thus Gar
shown itself ignorant uf the fundamental
implication Of she scientific method in It's
treatment II thu Scriptures. That iInp!',
cation is this: That all things are tic:
10 an Hence. when II ignores any cate
CORY Of facts. or even one fact. il exhibits
conclusions vitiated from the the start.
'Tr, class nf facts ignored by the de-
strI1ctfye higher criticism i the class fur
rishcd ~ the Christian consciousness. We
came 70 the conclusion that the do
st-,,..ffya hiel.r criticism has done no
better than those who have followed the
hook and they have missed Christ.
Yes the attitude Of orthodoxy H. chang
ir- rapidly toward Jesus OF Nazlreth. and
hence toward the Scriptures II Is chang
irg toward the source Of authority IN the
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CHANGING ATTITUDE OF
ORTHODOXY TOWARD BIBLE.
EEPTRLTC SPECIAL

EEpf'F SIi-'IAI.
FiaSa ClIutauqGJ. July Religious
services atone were held ut the ChaUtau-
qua to-day. al the work Of the depart
n,utS 81 study being abandoned until to-
morrow. This morning the Reverend Doc
tor William Potts George. pastor Of West
niiaStcr Presbyterian church. preached in
the tabernacle. taking for his text Zach
ariah xiv. ..
Tonight the large tabernacle was filed
with visitors II hear discourse by the
v.li-kuuvU Boston pulpit orator. the Rev
t-,-ni Doctor Alfred \. Wright dean II
the BOSTON Correspondence School. Dean
Wright spnhv on The Changing Attitude
% Orthodoxy Toward the Bible" using tt.
text: w, can do nothing against the
truth. hut for the truth"
In part he spoke as follows.
History shows that here and there are
men and women who. though perhaps few
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At New York Hotels.

KfPI BIO SFECINt.
New York. July 21.-fiotcl arrivals TO-
day include the following visitors from the
West:
St LouiS-T. =. Cochran. J. &. Brown. j.
n. Nolan. \. ". Whitten, Grand Union.
Il. j. Whitley. J. j. Musan, ST Denis; l..
Stocklsr. r. StIcklcr. Holland. J. X. STRAIT
ton. Netheri2nj. H. Rcay. Cosmopolitan. G.
u. Brown. Aston: j. Quinn. New York: w.
l. Mullen. Everett; j. y. Brandon. West
minister.
Kansas City-A T. MetZner. New Amster-
dam: \. g. Sutherland. AstOr: ]. :. Har-
wood. Grand. NJ. \. Haley, Sturtevant; j..
X Lindsay. Grand MON.
st. Jo-sqa-C- WeiScl. +. l. Bauer. I'm
rcriai: i. F!eyt@E, Jr., Broadway Central,
Mrs. J. =. Jahl;sou. Manhattan.
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RUSHING RECRUITS.
Texas and Indian Territory VOlun-
teers for China or Philippines.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas Tex. july 2s-Lieutenant Conrad.
chief recruiting officer at the Dallas station.
tonight forwarded nineteen newly enlisted
men to- San Francisco. whence they go to
China or the Philippines. All these men
were recruited from the Indian Territory
Five Indian Territory negroes are waiting
hero to be sent TO the Ninth or Tenth Cav
alYy Six men were also sent 10 San Fran
cisco on the night OF the 18th
Lieutenant Conrad has enlisted nfty-two
men from the Indian Territory thus far dur
irg the month OF July. and many more ara
APPLYING for enlistment He Will visit Okla
horna City and Guthrie, IN Oklahoma Terri
tory. about August :. and expects to do a
large recruiting business there. The sub
stations at Paris and Sherman VIII be
closed on and after July p.
Lieutenant Conrad says his enl!stmeDtS at
the Dallas station for the month of July
VIII reach at least LOO men. he to-day re-
ceived telegram from the War Depart
ment, saying:
Rush enlistments for the First Infantry,
now az jefferson Barracks. Mo. The regt-
ment Is to be hurried TO the Philippines"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
Fire at Centra.ia, No.

CentTaia, Mo. July 22.--The large barn
of j. {. Hit near this city. WAS destroyed
ny firr last night, together with 10 tons
Of hay. supposed TO have been Of inCen-
diary origin Loss. $3.50. insurance, s6el.
T;y order Of Mayor NcCal!ister. all drug.
frat ana confectionery stores were closed
to-day during the entire day. Only hotels
and restaurants were allowed to keep open.
J; il the first time in the history Of this
city when the Sunday law has been ea-
forced.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23

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