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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30
1Sranse.s e,old l.nle viii cllrc colds
BIG LIVE BIRD SHOOT.


Wcnthcr Fcrinits
II the weather man wi.l2condes @
,8ederaie The temperature a ht;le. and
set doMii warm and fair opposite ttis
Gay Thurs6isy, Marshallton Gun Glui
aseinbsrs viii enjoy a day OF sper, III
iil.Avay q a live bird shoot IA ths
stseishherhood Of 800 birds are already il
I the t3oops in this city ready for IN
lsiaugtater and there VIII be Ten contest
isiAts Messlss. z Cook. j. II Eiun-
SCR II II. Nichols. 1. &. Abbott II. II
fiAenSs!. w. Is. ISbbey a. Il. Little. q
land either Ross q Peterson on T. G
NaIlacs The match is g be a NHellty
i5five bird sweepstakes affair and nuci
lSinter.sst is eeiltered on the race.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30
OBITUARY.


1'lie infant son II Mr.. and Mrs James
Han af LeGrand. disd THIS morning At
ils&o 9'eioek Of Inflammation of the
hewels. The funeral Will be held
"Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'clock from
l8stiA f.aristai churcn, interment fol-
towing y tns I-ntirand cemetery. The
Ibabe Mas year old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30

Mr.. o r. Smith. of Des Moines, who,
with Mrs Smith, was called to this city
last Saturday on account of the serious
Illness of the latter's mother. Mrs. W.
NJ Thompson, who is suffering from
gall stones, returned to his home
Monday night. Mr.. Thompsons
condition Is reported as better today
a.tho Mrs. Smith will remain with her
mother for week or so longer Mrs,
Smith was until recently Miss Maude
Thompson, and was married to Mr.
Smith at Maxwell. He is general agent
for Iowa of the Imperial Accident Asso-
citation, of Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30

Miss filissie Gardnsr. VINO IS in the
city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fritz eiarms hansen. and taking q rest
from her professional duties pending
l5er reGoNery from a recent attack Of liz
nsss, has heFn asked to write an article
for q leaalns New York journal On ON
Night stands Miss Gardner xpects
10 have The article ready for publication
next week The young woman has
signed fer next season with company
that Will produce farce comedy en-.
titled Which IS Cobb one character
OF which has been written especially for
Miss Gardner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30
DR. chesLre. physician and surgeon.

:
Sewing machine supplies at Powers
r,, ,,,s..,,is
~
), /. 80 -
When in need q coal be sure To ask
The Lamb Lumbe, Company for, prices /
Both phones
49,
~ 5ail's is.'s '1ios sas''is o'i''sv - 10
r.sis ',ss'ie 1A'.s"eis ~ s''sss'
siisiie of gay
olir line Is! stesl ranges and cook
stoves is always complete. See Qua,
s'all-steel,' IinN. Schniidt's Hardware
stare.
IS ~ W WA
~ 81 a ehe lls'ils " ~ =, ,. sNna'lll''
-s''' ~ '>s''til. N';''}} street. iihl'rsaay
AFTERNOON 4 I Y
lssynolds M-,,sssIY 4 10. hSve mss
rs,,.iy.a 8 ,ss. stt..l< II d,.iasl ,n.,,,sss
8,,,.jss,,,s .,,,,s,.s,.ss 4l,pnjec rS,.f.lr-
I td sstl2la Y eaial'f'a l7sstis, 4
q 't''3tits si'sse spo,'s.
presi,lsn, Jones ST Tie Mars ftnsy,fl
Light. poNssr & R:siFNav Csn{,,aliy
,.,,.,, s;g,,, III, :, u. - ,s,4ts;, ,.5a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30
THE CITY TN BRIEF
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Councilman.

Fleese announce that MiH b. a can
sl5es fol sleciipns ea.neitnaan fol
a2 tsrst Nserl III tn 1iaing nunieipa
&C. slsii. :. IllNllsl.t..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
ABSTRACTS, loans. Il. T. Cummings.
u. Il. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
Y. Second door West of postofflce.


n. 4. Simkins. undertaking exclusives
~ Second door west of postotflce.
Heavy weight treuseings and over
coatings at The clearance sale at Hops
kins.
The w G. T. e. Mil meet Thursday
afternoon at $50 al the Women's EN-
change.
Wanted Good girl f,r. general house
work good wages Arply 1862 West
Church street.
The Lamb Lunli9e5 pnipany would
Ike 70 give you sSiinates II YOU are
gong 10 build this SEASON. a complete
stock Of lumber @ select from.
The Women's club wiii not hold Its
meeting tomorrow. Tle program which
Mas to be given By ~ music depart
ais'nt is not pestponsd, bill viii be omit
ted altoge Their.
See our front vsssa@ fun Of house
hold novelties. can II wAen passing by.
We are glad 10 have chance TO shpw
lne latest ard th b,st at popula.
prices. Schmidt iIaraWare store
Mr., Harrison rhan,l,Spn, Of Green
Mountain. aeeonipAned b, Rev. O. II.
Il. Mason. Welt IN ni;uinwa Monday
In5ght where he wi' purchase a large
iMuanilty of stoeN Ms farm prior e
l.eiia"Sins % NebrasSa Us live next
March,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30

At ihf home q her parents Mr. ard
Mrs Niiilam Andrses Miss arolyn
Andfe@s entertained IT tea Monday
eVAning her last guests before nei mar
rag The young ladies nyitea were
Misses Jeaanette Van Sieek. Cora and
,;r:pe Niiberr, harl9tia Whitton Fan
l3ie Shaw Isdna Smitl, Malae kaaf-
mann and Wood Johnston. wao are 10
assist at ne welding WedscSsiay eye
ring. The tea @as Very dainty one
and as q souvenir Of the happg time the
3ride-eleft presented each OF hey friends
with pretty cotfe spoon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-30

Ms. T.. Snsli'ets. fl5Nshls.fs, Niss-
Is taga AND Alii4ani. ard san siherI.
;s,riveti III the citS Monday jlirg
fr 4 I.9ekpspt Ills ana viii maxi tnsir
faatl hons 3il ii3is tx with their
isaaGe!lter aisa sistfi MISS o':lrrls All-
ai WHO has ias completed the
es ljf,n II ptiAgf Ne. a.
south Fifth siiett Mn. Andrews VIII
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14

She's only
wearing glass
eS TO put on
style.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14
At the 0rpheum.

With the exception OF the gallery
there were but few seats vacant u the
Orpheum last evening. The program
was fully up to the high standard set
the last two weeks and the large audi
ence seemed to enjoy every minute OF
it Prof Robinson" went fl well,
though more might have been made
OF il had Mr.. Rockwell been more con-
fident Of his lines. Allan Dunn was
cleverly funny as the curate and ROg-
ers as the acrobat. Hearde and Beres-
ford were all that had been anticipat-
ed, bringing several encOres to their
net. Pirri went well and Baxter gain
ed the welcoming approval of the
house. The quartette this week is gen.
timely funny and withal clever. The
Richards, man and wife, gave comic
al sketch as two Dutchmen, Mrs. Rich
ards being very fetchy and funny in
her male attire. Miss Dixon intro
duced her enjoyable ballads. Tonight
the house is dark, but today with the
Australia comes new talent-Murray
and Apple with another soubrette.
Murray is one of the best singers and
comedians on the Western Coast and
his voice is well known to many CT us
through the photographic records, to
fill which he has been almost univer-
sally selected to sing. Both the ladies
are represented as pretty, clever and
altogether charming.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14

DR.. Day how he fei, after his inOcula-
ton. pr. Day answered that be felt
uncomfortable" DR. Wood attended
20 little business and then went home
again on account OF his ~neadaCue."
No Board meeting was held and the
rest o. the members went home also.
Il is stated tha- the serum does not
usually have much Of an objection bic
eject and that Dr.. Woods uuComf0rt-
able condition must be accounted for
by the fact tina. the doctor has been
constantly engaged now for long time
In work that not only has an immense
amount OF arduOus labor attached TO
it but also tremendous responsibility.
All agree that Dr. Wood is doing just
about as much as 10 is possible for a
man TO do, in fact the doctor has been
OverwOrking himself and &c is only nat
ural thai a man in his position should
be considerably affected by an injection
Of the temporarily disturbing prOphyl-
aCtiC. His associates and other friends.
as well as the people at large, are
manifesting a deep interest in his eX-
pertinent with the serum. They realize
and appreciate the conscientious and
steadfast work OF DR.. Wood as the head
of the fighters against the plague. and
many were the questions asked all over
town yesterday In regard 10 his health,
after it was known that the serum was
having its effect.
At a late hour last night DR.. Wood
telephoned the Advertiser, saying that
he felt a great deal better Dr. Day in
answer TO a message concerning him
self reported that he was still uncOm-
Portable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14
DR., WOOD SICK.
Result Of incubation
Experiment.
Temporary Indisposition Caused by
The PrOphyIactic
Serum.

The first man in the Hawaiian Isl
ands to take the prophylactic Of plague
is DR.. G. B. Wood, president OF the
Board of Health. AS was announced
in yesterdays Advertiser, the Doctor
took an injection Of the preventive ser
UNI on Monday evening, together with
DR.. Day, who first brought the matter
OF incubation before the Board Of
Health.
1t will be remembered that the
Board Of Health decided at the Mon
day meeting that persons desiring to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14
CASTLE s. COOKE, Ltd
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS.
Agents ZOE

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waillua Agricultural Co, I.td
The KOhala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Co.
The KolOa Agricultural Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, ST. Louis
No.
The Standard OIL Co.
The George +. Blake Steam PumBs
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In.
suTance Co. OF Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co. o,
Hartford. Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co. OF Lon.
don.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05
Answer. VA. child wife.

The answer Of Edgar G Hale OF Tampa.
to the sui, broush, by his child-wlfe.
Mary Mcqueen Hale for the annuiment
OF the marriage recently consummated be-
tween them has been filed IN the onicc
~ the clerk OF the Circuit
Court at Tampa. AIR. Hale and
his cousin. II years old. were married
c.andesiluely. during a visit OF the youns
lady. Toe groom announced the fact OF
the marriage few days later, The young
couple lived together In perfect hapni-
ness for a week. Then the mother OF the
childbirth took her home. ana began
suit against Mr. Hale FOR the annulment
81 the marriage on the ground that he
had intimidatcd the young girl into mar
rying him. The answer Of the defendant
denies that the plalntif had any cause for
action II sets forth that no intimida-
ton had been shown. and that the .plalni-
ln. Mary Mcqueen Hole. was OF sufficient
years and discretion to make q binding
marriage contract FOR herself II further
alleges that the mother OF che Girl has
80 right 10 seek Go prevent or 20 anuGl
tho marriage OF her daughter 10 Nc
Hale. And further that the bride having
lived with Mr.. Hale for some time after
marriage. without protest OF objection
denies her any proper ground for alleging
an Illegal or coerccd marriage.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Sept. murphy & Co say:
Cotton advanced I'm Liverpool since the
closing OF our market on Friday last IA
on spots. i2-6id near and 6-6id on far po-
sitions. which was very much better than
expected here and being accompanied
with large orders to buy fall deliveries,
caused this market to rule active and few
erish about II points higher for near and
II points for late months. New orleans
also sent buying orders and offers 20 sell
confined to long realizing. Memphis re-
ports conditions slightly less favorable
No special advices from other points, al
though weather reports were generally
favorable. New orleans reports the crop
OF iS99-lso0 9.fS6.iis bales. The government
report Is expected to be extremely bullish.
ana we think further advances before
that date probable.
New York. Sept 4-Hubbard Bros. q
Co. say: The bureau report was consld-
cred more favorable. and prices declined
upon It. The advance OF the Liverpool
market was due TO a decrease IN the stocks
found on recountlng and the near posi-
tons. then advanced rapidly. stimulating
our earlier deliveries here. The improve
ment came as surprise. but on the ad-
vance selling orders freely supplied buy
ers and new business not appearing,
prices receded.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05

Tampa Tribune. The Tampa Lumber
Company has just received the first IN
staliment OF an order Of G590O feet Of pine
and cypress lumber. This Is one OF the
largest single orders Of lumber on the 10
cal records The company's plant Is about
IN readiness 10 begin active work and Will
start la on this shipment. manufacturing
the lumber into lrst-class sash. doors and
blinds. The company Is negotiating 90
have sidetrack run into their plant by
the Plant System.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05
PECULIAR MARRIAGE LAWS.
OmciaI'- wife Cast AdrIff with Three
Children by the Church.
From the New York Journal.

From the New York Journal.
Montreal. Quebec. Aug. 2A-Here is a
strange case which g. however. but a
sample OF dozen similar ones that crop
up In the course Of a year in this prov
ince. where ecclesiastical and civil courts
are mixed up ia the most remarkable man
ner In this instance an ecclesiastical
court has rendered a decision which has
been received with Indignation by Protes-
tants and Catholics alike.
Albert Delpit. a young and wel-educat-
% Frenchnsan. who was brought from Old
France By che late lieutenant governor OF
Quebec. Sir Adolph Chapleau. who ap-
pointed him as his private secretary. has
asked the ecclesiastical court 60 annul his
marriage Delpit Is az present private
secretary OF the Hon. Judge Jette iieuten-
ant governor of the province. and was
married seven years ago TO a pretty little
i6-year-old girl named Jeanne Cote. the
daughter OF high official in tho Montreal
post Office. The father was spiritualist.
and the young people were married In the
Unitarian Church by the Rev. Mr. Barnes.
Three children were born 20 them. but
Of late the two have not got along to-
gether very well, - the young man asked
the ecclesiastical court pf the Catholic
Church 90 annul the marriage on the
ground that both contracting parties being
Catholics. the ceremony was not per-
formed before competent authorities
As soon az the young wife heard OF this
move che instituted a suit for a divorce.
but the civil courts refused 10 entertain
her suit til they heard how the eccle-
siastical court should act on the husbands
application. Mgr Marols. who was az the
head OF the Catholic commission. decided
that there was sufficient ground for the
annulment Of the marriage. and as the
case stands now. the civil courts will not
mcddle with Il az an. The decision Of the
ecclesiastical court means that the young
woman finds herself an unmarried
woman. There If an appeal to the Pore.
however. and that appeal has been taken
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05
GENEROSITY WELL REWARDED.
Man Lends n Traveller So and Gets
S25.OOO In Return.


From the New York Journal
Sioux City. Ia. Aug. withous shak-
ing q cradleful OF ore. without enduring
any fthe severe hardships OF the Klon-
dixie or at Cape Nome. Joseph Dryfuss.
a travelling man who is now taking things
easy "a Mount Clements. Mich. and who
makes Sioux city his headquarters ON
his travels through Iowa and Minnesota.
Is now spending the So 600 which came
60 him from an investment OF 81 In gold
hunting Dryfuss was sent By his house
20 Dawson city 90 sell goods. and while
on his way he fell IN with a young fell
low from Southern California The lat
ter gamblcd his money away before he
reached Chilkoot Pass. and was up
against a. Dryfuss liked him. thought
well OF his shrewdness. and gave him
SIS 10 hold him up temporarily. He found
the young man grateful. but never
Thought second time OF the promise OF
The latter that n he managed TO strike
II rich Dryfuss should be counted In on
his winnings.
Last week Dryfuss received a draft for
s25.oo0 from a California bank without
further explanation. Later letter came
from the young Californian. saying chat
he had had a hard time an Dawson and
on the Yukon. but that when he reached
Nome he had struck Il rich. and as he
would hove starved but for the 81 which
Dryfuss gave him he had counted Dry
fuss his partner IN all his undertakings.
and therefore split even on the profits OF
the Nome gold md. Twenty-Five thou
sand he hoped. would be satisfactory.
one thousand 90 one
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05
NAVAL STORES.

Tuesday. Sept T. 1900.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Th turpen-
tine market closed Arm to-day az - cents.
with the market fairly well cleaned up at
this price. The Standard oil Company was
the bis purchaser. taking 3.279 casks.
which we're reported sold az the opening
call The effect OF these sales was 20 i'm
part considerable strength 90 the situation.
and will enable factors to get the down
ward tendency OF the market under better
control. While factors were relieved OF
considerable stun. Il was not understood
that all the days receipts were taken The
receipts were 2.59s. sales 3.979 and the ex-
ports i5
ROSfNS-The rosin market went OF 8
cents to-day on / and above. az which the
market was firm. There wOs a fair de-
mand for rosins. but It was not such AZ
to impart q great deal OF strength TO the
market The current impression was that
the weakness SHOWN by the decline was
temporary. and would be followed by re-
action. The receipts werc 9s07. sales SO
at the opening call. and 1890 at the clos
ing call. when the declines were posted
The following were the quotations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05

Miller 4 Sweat OF Tampa now estimate
their loss on the steamways. destroyed
They had about $1,000 worth Of valuable
woods which were destroyed. In addition
10 the fine machinery OF the plant The
woods included all the finest and host
known 10 the art o. shiphuildinR. capt
Sweat could have finished "a cabin ia any
wood that ever grew which was suitable
for such work, as the accumulation really
embraced much that could not be found
az every ehipyard Workmcn are busy
clearing away the debris.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05


Galveston-Hohday; net receipts. SIS.
gross receipts SO. stock. 6S55.
New Orlclns-Firm: middling, Q 9-1sc
net receipts 6S6. gross receipts. SIS. sales.
1850. stock. 27.iN.
Moblle-stoady; mbddling &c: net re-
ceipts. l6; gross receipts IS; sales. loo.
stock. i790.
Chnrieston-Firm: middliug. . Lice: net
receipts. i96. gross receipts. 4e6: sales. 90:
stock. Eel.
wilmington-Firm: middling. &c: net re-
ceipts. 2.ii0: gross receipts. 2iio: stock.
7.2l2
Norfolk-steady: middllng. SIC: net re-
ceipts. 1885, gross receipts, 55s: sales, los;
stock. 3,ss3.
INSTRUMENTATION; middling. SIC;
stock. 500.
New York-s,eady; middlins, ssc; sales.
40. stock q $50.
Boston- Holiday.
neutrality-suspicious.: middling s7sc: net
receipts 90. gross receipts. 50; stock l.l66
Daily Movements "a Interior Towns
Augus.a-Quiet and steady. middling.
9isc; net receipts. 1852; gross receipts l.
s62: sales. l.ioS; stock. Asi0.
Memphis-steady; middling. 5-l6c: net
receipts. 10: gross receipts. 10: stock. T.
$50.
81. Louis-s,eady: middiing. sllc: net
receipts. Is: gross receipts. Is: stock. =
So
cincinnatl-(Two days)-Dull: middlins.
9iac stock, 1857.
Houston-lioliday: net receipts. 1855:
gross receipts. 7.s5s; stock. 1854.
Louisviile-Firm. middling sNc
Exports OF Cotton This Day
New orleans-To Great Britain, 400;
coastwlse. 625
Norfolk-Coastwise. 20
New York-To Great Britain. $40
Total foreign exports from oil ports this
day: To Great Britain. 500. 10 the CONT
nent &C.
Total foreign exports from oil ports thus
far this week; To Great Britain. S.2is: 20
the continent i.093.
Total foreign exports since Sept /. 1900:
To Great Britain. $40; to the continent.
i0a3
New York. Sept. 4-spot cotton closed
steady; middling uplands CSC; middllng
gulf s7sc. Sales 10 bales
Charleston. s. c.. Sept. 4-Cotton firm.
middling i-lGc: sales. zoo
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05
Increa.e In cIgnr nusIne...

More cigars were made in Tampa last
week than during the corresponding week
OF last year. For the corresponding week
Of 1893. iso cases OF cigars were shipped
from Tampa containing 10000 cigars Last
week there were ISL cases OF cigars ship
PED which contained i.755 90 cigars. This
IL an increase or i9i eases over last
years output. and an increase OF $500
cigars over che contents % the last years
cases. Up 20 the close OF business on
Saturday evening there had been 540i
cases OF cigars shipped from Tampa for
this wear. These casce contained 77,9D.-
90 cigars. This Il 4.ei5 cases more than
was shipped up 10 the same period last
year. IL Is also an increase OF 3i.225 on
cigars over last years shipments. For
that period there were i076l cases ship
pod. and thesc eases contained. altogeth-
cr. 59o05.000 cigars
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05

Columbus Enquirer-sun: Columbus cot
Ton mills are IN an unusual condition.
They are uncertain whether or not to buy
cotton az the present prices. and this I'M
certainty has rendered them rather
doubtful as 20 the best manner IN which
Narious propositions FOR their products
should be met The old cotton on which
those mills whose suyply has not been
VT exhausted are running WIS purchas-
"a towards the close OF the active 1850
1919 = ason on a basis ~ eight cents. The
mills are now using this cotton. and are
selling their product accordingly. on the
basis ~ eight cents Tor the raw product.
Tho mills arc daily receiving propositions
fiom the North which would b. accepta-
Die n their supply OF eight cent cotton
should continue. They say. however. that
u many Of these propositions were ac-
certed 4 would te hazardous. as II the
price o. cotton should go up 20 ten cents
or remain firm az nine cents. their basic
reckoning would be entirely wrong. and
tnsy might not only fail 20 make a profit.
hut might lose money. II ls a fact that
one miil received yesterday an order IN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-05
COULDN'T THINK or HEAVEN.
WorshIpers' Minds Were IN the
seats which Held Them Fast.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Redwood. ". J.. Sept when tho
Methodist Church was reopened. after eN-
tenslve repairs. which included the paint
ing and vanishing OF the seats. there was
an unusually large congregation present.
As the first hymn was given out. and the
worshipers essayed to rise. there came an
ominous cracking. snapping and ripping
Many who started 10 their feet hastily
dropped back into their seats. and a pain
cd expression fitted over their faces.
Those who insisted upon rising left sec
lions OF their garments or pulled up great
patches OF sticky varnish. \ number OF
dresses were practically ruined. aud men
wished for ionE-tailed soats. In vain the
pastor preached. The congregation
couldn't be interested. There were ugly
fr0wns upon their faces. and their
thoughts were not OF heavenly things
After the brief. painful service the peo-
pie got out OF the seats. and n murmur OF
dissent that threatened dire results arose
from them. u looked for a time as though
there would be no more congregations IN
tho church. but the contractor fixed the
seats. and worship went on without tr0u-
bile to-day.