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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-02-16
NEAR CRISIS IN EGYPT.

Italy IL Advised That the Situation
Is Serious.
Rome, Feb. 13.-The Italian diplo.
matte agent at Cairo yesterday for.
0arded to the government q report
fully describing the situation in Egypt.
While the report is not yet made pub.
46e, st IL understood that it presents
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-02-16
WON'T SIGN.
REPUBLICAN LEADER PLACES
FAITH IN COURTS.

He Recalls the Legislature, With
draws the Troops, but Declines
to Sign the Peace Agreement
Fight Practically Falls Back to
the Same Conditions Controlling
When GOebel Was ShOt-Repub-
test Taken Up in the Federal
Court.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-02-16

Durham, Feb. 13.-It is rumored here
that Gen. Joubert is marching with a
column of 5000 men to outtiank Gen
Butler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
W00DSON,S LIFE
TO BE FOUGHT FOR
Bill of Exceptions Prepared and the
Csc. to Go to The Court Of
Appeals of Virginia.

Desperate efforts are to be made 10
save the life of William Woodson, the
negro convict at the Virginia penitent!agy
cOnv cttIi of the murder of his cell-mate,
Ambrose Ferrebee Woodson was sem
|. need 20 be n3rgcd in the Den.teglt airy
yard on December Il. Mr.. Roy Lewis,
attorney for the defendant, yesterday FLED
his bill Of exceptions in the City Circuit
Court \ transcript of the record in the
case is now being made. preparatory TO
IL; being carried to the supreme Court OF
Appeals OF the State.
Judge T. c. Minor. of the Law and
E.uu " Court, yesterday granted new
trial in the case of C. B. Wood against
the American National Bank. contro-
versy growing out OF a mistake by the
bank in refusing to pay check drawn
by Mr. Wood when ne had money in
that institution In the former trial the
plaintiff was awarded damages in the sum
Of s125.
Suit was brought in the Law and
Eco Court yes cday by j. T. O'Farrell
against F. c. kellam, trading as the
Kelam Hospital Company, for 500 dam
ages
In the Chancery Court George T. Gran
ger qualified as administrator of Annie
Fl. Granger. who recently died, leaving
an estate valued at SIS3.
Hugh Antrim qualified in the same
court as executrix of the will of the
late Edwin Thomas Smith Walsby, the
aged Englishman who died at the Home
for Incura bles a few days ago The es-
tate left is quite small
Mary c. Noncure qualified rs admi1iS-
tratrix of the estate of ". r. D. Mon
cure, which is valued at 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17

the American exhibit.
The charters OF the Flint Eddy & CO.,
of Norfolk, and East Tennessee Mining
and Manufacturing Co, of Bristol, have
been recorded in the Office OF the Secre-
tary OF the Commonwealth.
,ne contest tor SUPERINTENDENT OF SchooIs
In the several counties and cities OF the
state are beginning to grow spirited as
the time approaches for their election.
Colonel Richardson is having all the
benches in the Capitol Square newly PANT
ed, as we'll as the iron fences around the
fountains.
Among the callers at the Library were
Mr.. z. p. May, Treasurer Of Louisa. and
r3tor Cen-ea w LeCaio, Of Accomac.
The fol owing were the proceedings IN
the Virginia Supreme Court Yesterday
Southern Railway VS.. Commonwealth.
Argued by Eppa HuntoE for plainIn in
error and Attorney-General for Common
wealth and submitted.
CampbeI VS.. Eastern Building and Loan
Associat on. Argued by r. T. Barton
for appellant and Chester NJ. Elliott for
appellee and continued until Mlrday.
Tidball VS. Shenandoah National Bank
OF Winchester. NO. !. on privileged docket,
is tie neXt case 10 be argued
Governor Ty'er has received a letter
The celebration of the Tooth anniversary Of
the establ 'sfment OF Inc seat OF Govern
ment at Washington. urging him to be
present with his s aft at the President
reception on the day after the parade:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17

mean the removal from Richmond of a
n4ual Important enterprise, one which
pays in freights alone between St,:ita TO
81 600 q week. The business of the con-
Germ for several years has averaged the
sale oil . out i-,5uU horses a year. these
horses are led and cared tor here. and
the expenses incident thereto are paid
to citizens OF Richmond.
When the Norfolk Stock-yards matter
was first brouched. che Messrs. Smytf
were asked If they would move theti
business to that city. They said they
would ii sufficient Inducements We're OF
fered The Norfolk people did th1s. fheS
offered stables and other Inducements
and are now building stable quarters
that VIII provide for l,oto horses daily
which viii cost Messrs. slnyth Brothers
nothing. The railroads There also agree
70 extend their tracks INTO their yards.
whereas here it costs the firm more than
$50 a week to nave their stock trans
ferred from the railway cars to thei1
,, stables.
Ths Messrs. Smyt1 said yesterday morn
sr1e that they regretted 10 cave Richmond,
but that they had found that ii WIS 20
their interest 10 move TO Norfolk anu
would he. prepared to begin business
there January /. 1901
u is probable that the Chamber o.
Commerce way take some acton In
reference 10 inducing the firm 10 remain
u Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17

bacco, plaintiff in error, VS. the United
States, defendent in error. In error to
the District Court of the United States
for. the District OF West Virginia, at Mar
tinsburg. TO be argued by Henry NJ
Russell, of Wheeling. W. Va, and John
Dewitt Warner. OF Ne. York, for the
plaintiff in error and by Hon. Charles
J. Faulkner, Special United States At
rorney. Washington. D. c.. and John H.
Gaines. United States Attorney for West
Virginia.
No. 3722 Albert II. Henderson. appel
liant, VS.. Elias e. Ries. appellee. Appeal
from the Circuit Court OF Maryland, on
motion of appellant to dismiss appellees'
cross-appeal for failure to make deposit
for printing the record in ten days, as
r,ul,ired by the twenty-third rule of this
court. To be argued by George White
lock, Of Baltimore, for the appellant.
and by John P. Poe. OF baltimore, Tor
the appellee. Ries.
The court adjourned uotl this morning
at 10 O'c-Ock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
N..u. IN ,snInn llri.hls

Mr.. William Thurman. o. Louisa "iio
tas been visiting Dr. g. ]. pav son, Is now
confined to the house from fall, received
on the Lakeside car-llne two OF 'Hree
weeks ago.
Mr.. John Hakney. OF Newport News
who has been visiting some OF MS rela-
t;ves on the Heights, has returned nome.
Mr. JcilD Dusan. of Poe street. "aNe d
delightful reception TO his friends Thurs
day night, at his home.
Muse and dancing were the attractions
of the evening. after which refreshments
were served Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs
Terrell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dugsan n, Mss
es Hughes, Jeter. Miller, Maggie bT1en'
Mamie O'Brien, Comedy Tsrreii; Roam.
Burton. Flanagan. White, Terrell. Roan
and Tucker. Messrs. Epps. Moitett' n ns,
Roam Minter, Disney, George Bunce ana
many others.
The rac'5 .T~,,st. y comedy in 'hree ac's.
was played Thursday night with sfea.
success. There was quite large cro"o
present.
The leading character was Mr.: seioen
Wake. who represented Lord Jack Town
lev-..The Trust who thinks mseil r.
resistible. Next was Miss Alma saunders.
who took the nart Of Jennie Pate. Mss
Daisy Todd of Chestnut Hill, took the patt
of Clorntia de Conrcey, a huu1ortst IN
netticoats Miss Mabel CHM represented
Eu'a. Otis, & relic Of .'befo' de wan.
Miss Constance Triton took the part OF
Old Mrs. Boothbv. whose actions SPEAK
In,,sor +,>o, r-o.-'s
Miss Alma Christ an was Marlce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
District Passenger Agent,
s36 East Main Street.
WINTER TOURISTS RATES VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

The Atlantic Coast Line announces the
sale OF Winter TOURIST T.ck@tS 1T !e-
duceG rates to South Carolina. Georsj4-
Flor ia, Cuba ana Nassau resorts Tcii-
els on sale November /. 1860, 10 April j..
1901, good for return passage until alay
81 1901 Service from f -orida 20 Nassau,
y. P, commences January 10. f3-l tn
Atlantic Coast LIE offers unsurpassed
facilities for the tourist trayei. The route
of the celebrated New York and Flor dt
s5ecial'' and Florida and West Ina!a:I
Limited Quick line to augusta. Macon
and Middle Georgia. Double daily Serv &C.
Through trains. Through Pullman cars
For Information as . rates, texts STEEP
inS-car reservations. etc. apPsy to
RICHMOND TRANSFER co,
No. a9$ East Main Strset
W. STEELE, Travelling Agent.
Byrti-Street Station.
Office OF the Company.
No. SIS East Main street
C. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
HEARD, ON CAPITOL HILL.
Colonel Ford Resigns New School
~upcrin, en,icn1 f,r Pu ash i.


Supcrin,en i"ns f',s' Pn as''i.
Mr. c. Guy Larew was yesterday chosen
Superintendent of schools for the County
of pulaski by the Board OF Public In
s.rucflon to ill vacancy caused by
resignation Thcre were a great many
other aspirants for the place.
Governor Tyler yesterday accepted the
resignation Of Colonel II c. Ford as Il
member of his staff from Lexington.
and appointed Mr.. William s. Bal
tie, Jr, Of Roanoke, in rs pace Co-0nei
Ford resigned on account OF his pressing
duties as Professor OF Lat II n the Viz
asll!a Military Institute :tnd MS resigna-
.lon was very reluctantly accepted py
1fle Governor The new member OF me
staff is a prominent railroad man. IN the
employ Of the Norfolk and Western rali-
road, at Roanoke
According to the provisions OF recent
net Of the LEGISLATURE. feCu.arlag III . 4
I,ein -rnent of a State Board Of Health. the
Governor yesterday received the follow
ing nom mai. ons o. the lied Ca Soci5ty
AZ VIRGINIA al its meeting held III Octo-
her: Drs Pau US a Irving, OF RichnonI;
J.an,ion b Edwards. OF X chalo9d; Ha"-
,qy w. Martin, cf Lynehburg; LeT-s q
lla;yie. Of p..npill.-; v G.. Culpeper. Of
vile; J. a. NzfT. Of Ha1r:soaburs- They
are 10 serve for four years, beginning
January ]. 1871.
Col. George c. Cabeil. Jr.. Of Danville,
called on Governor Tyler yesterday and
had ling conf reace VIE Nm -
to haze the sentence. of vester Griffin,
VINO Is 10 be hanged "a December next
n. that city, commu;ed 10 life imprison-
:-eent.
Senator y. Gardner Tvle-. Of Thar,es
cry. called on ths Governor Yesterday
and assured Rim how glad his peooie
would be TO have him with them a the
rayeil.n= o. their Confederate monument
Rev. D. w. con1s5oclz. of Charleston.
". Va. and Rev. Or. Mpvite, OF 'se1'',-,a-
tic,i;. called cq1 Governor Tyler yesterday
and talked over the plans for establish
Ing a childrer's Home Society IL Viz
Labor Commissioner James Is. Doher-
t. has received Z letter from the De-
,a,tment OF Education and Social facon"-
my az the Paris Exposition, stating INA
The Virginia state bureau of Labor mad
ll,,e., pySe-daa q silver medal by the IN
terna;ionai Glass and Group Juries OF
tie Exposition FOR statistical matter,
which WAS filed by his department with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17

James B. Barker and wife to G. E and
S. L. Lacy, 80 9-i2 feet on west SIDE Row
and Street, between Hanover and Ivy
Streets, 500.
Martha NJ Dodunlead and A. J. Dola
mead, attorney in fact. to St. Mary
3ened;ct'ne institute. So feet on north
side Clay Street, northwest corner Fourth
Street. $500.
a. H. Felthaus and wife 20 James T.
Sloan IS 3-12 feet on south side Mar
sflall Street 124 II feet east of Fifteenth
Street, $500.
Lew,s enters executors to F. w kor-
mig. 20 feet on south side Cary Street, leo
feet west OF Linden Street- $2-523
Geo 2. Haw. special commissioner, 10
VI W Lawrence. % 2Ih-l2 feet on west
side Twentv-siXth Street between Mar
shall and Cav Street S1.o6G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
FATHER Grow TO LEAVE.
Assistant Pastor Of Sacred Heart Goes
to Mort. lk-Gi.urch News.

to N0rislk-Ci.urch News.
Rev. Father T. Crow, assistant pastor
of Sacred Heart Church, OF this city. has
been moved to Norfolk, Va, where he will
take charge of ST. Mary's Church Rev
James Collins, OF Old Point, Va, has been
assigned 10 his place at the Richmond
Church. Father Crow has been al Sacred
Heart only a comparatively short While.
but while there ne made many friends
who Will regret 10 hear Of his coming
departure.
1t is reported that Union Theological
Seminary, of this city. will get $50.GG0 of
the 100000 which is to be raised by the
Southern Presbyterian Church in North
Carolina as a part Of the twentieth CEN
fury educational collection.
Mrs. Kate x. Roach Of Charleston
president of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union of South Carolina, will ar
rive in the city to-day. and will speak
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock al Laurel
Street Methodist Church.
Monday night at O'Clock she will spea K
at ST. James Methodist Church. and Tues
day night at O'Clock at Bainbridge-Streec
Baptist Church.
The meeting to-day of the Sunday school
Superintendent Union will doubtless
prove to be interesting and profitable. The
subject selected by the Executive Com
mittee is: The Home Department-How
It May Be Organized and Made Efficient
This branch of Sunday-school work is
somewhat new to most OF the schools Of
our city,. but has proven successful In
other sections of the country. The meet
ing will be held this afternoon at the Y.
M. c.. A. parlor al 6 o'clock. Ali superin-
teudents and assistant superintendent are
invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
SPECIAL PROGRAMME.
Professor Hoffman and Miss Taylor at
Second IsanIi>t Church

The following delightful musical pro-
gra-nme VIII be rendered at tie Second
Baptist Church Sunday n sht:
Violin 500 CHundel's Largo. by Prof.
Frederick Hoffman. Venite in A (Schnec-
kerr, by Quartett-e- Q, God Be Merc:fUl
Bart;etn, solo, by Miss Lillian TAYLOR,
accompanied by Prof Hoffman. Gloria
in Excelsis tConcone). by Quartette.
THIS VIII be the first appearance OF Prof.
Holman III church work. II w II be re-
,nernhsre7 that Prof. Foffnaan greatly de-
lighted those in attendance or the We'd
resday Club concerts last spring by the
masie,ful way in which he handled his
Instrument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
HARSH MEASURE
in PETERSBURG
Drastic Application Of the New OBJ
struction Ordinance.
HOW ITS EFFECT is BEING FELT.
The pocahontas Mill Nei.hborhood
Infested by Threatening Charac-
tiers AID the Watchman
Throws Up the Job.
HOW ITS EFFECT is BEING FELT.
,s,,oc;,1 dispatch to The Times /,


PETklns BURG, VA, Nov. 1.-THE ef-
feet Of the stringent measures by the OBJ
struction ordinance" now in force in the
city is beginning to be felt.
Two Of the leading merchants were be-
fore the Mayor this morning charged with
violating it. and V. Russo, the Italian who
sells fruit from stand on Sycamore
Street. was fined and advised to stop his
sales at once.
A STRANGER.
Mr.. J. P. Neer, travelling salesman
from Baltimore, had mis- trunks carried
to the drug store OF John r. Turner One
of the trunks was left for 2 while on the
sidewalk in front of the store An officer
notified Mr. 'Neer that unless the trunk
was removed al once he would be subject
to a fine. The trunk was removed. OF
course. but the drummer expressed con-
sidcabe surprise that such az ordinance
was in force in Petersburg.
THROWS UP TIE JOB.
Mr. Jeff. Dean. who has been night
Waterman at the Pocahontas cotton-miils
since the murder of w. P. WestInoreland.
h.. given up the position.
Mr.. Dean says not night passes that
he does not see frc n three to a dozen men
lurking around the factory ABOUT u or
men-one secrete himself near the mill
and the other watch. Mr.. Dean hid him
self also, ard when finally he raised his
gun, the man on watch gave a sElsill whis-
tie and both ran OF.
Mr.. Dean says they are not ira mps, but
persons who evidently live in this, city.
THE EIokS' BAZAAR
Library Hall has been beautifully decor
ated for the EIks' bazaar, which will be
held next week. The walls have been fes-
TONED with red, white ana blue bunting
and national flags, and five handsome
booths erected.
a large stage has been constructed upon
which amateur theatricals will be held
nightly during the week. The ladies have
been tireless in their efforts to make the
bazaar a success, and the indications are
that it will be one of the most successful
ever held IL Petersburg.
THE DOCTORS.
The Petersburg Medical Faculty held its
annual meeting last night and reelected
officers. They are: Pressdnt, DR.. D. w.
n siter:g First Vice-Presdent. DR.. John
Mann; Second President. DR.. r. II.
Jones, Correspond .ns Secretary, DR.. Hugh
S;ockdall; Recording Secretary and Urea
surer. DR.. Joseph D. Osborne. The annual
Banquet was served at cafe ROYAL.
Miss Mary Miaetree. who suffered from
an attack OF vertigo yesterday and fiji
while on her way to school, IS much
better to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
INVITE ELKs TO RIyHM0ND.
Au,Iered Fraterrisy May Aices III This

C,y .0o--
/, resolution VIII be Introduced n tlla
near futu-e by Councilman Peters, eA-
.ena!ng an invitation to The G'ran,t Leose
or tIks 10 ho.d iL5 annual convention In
,... in tbs ci y aud making an apPr6Pf-st-
ION Of $3.50 10 all ia defFay.ns inc ex-
Denses o. the greal m citing.
as = tnr -t,fst~t gcsal-He't 9oaF Snti1
m ID tu.lu.t. convention. Last year Il
Atlantic city there vas an attenGanct OF
zuvgy = ~. leprssent.ug sscry State ana
every ctfv n the Union.
Al the last meeting Milwaukee, ard
Richmond were the main contestintst
ard he former city woa because at me
previous meeting the Grand Lodge had
practically prom .sed IT to Miiwauk e. Fn4
.i#.d is now open. and the splendid iisht
made by The Rtclmoad Elks at Attan1ia
City last summer gained many trends
for thIs city. and toe city was never 50
well advertised. 50 thas fair tight put tif
by r chmond at the reAt Grand Lodge
VII almost surely bring this great BODY
10 Richmons
Councilman Peters is most earnest III
his Intention 10 make E light for sAa
apprurr ,,ion by the Council
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
Sermons to 1ni.nn Men.

Rev S. r. Maxwell, pastor Of the Third
Christian Church, Twenty-sixth and Mar
stall Streets, VII, on sunday night, be-
gin a series Of sermons on living topics,
sarticuiarly directed to young men, His
subject tomorrow night will be "A Young
Mans Conception of an Ideal Young
Woman Thereafter his subjects will
be as follows:
Sunday n ght November 25.-Subject: "a
Young Womans Conception of an Ideal
Young Man.
SUNDAY night, December Subject:
How TO Be Happy, Though Married.
Sunday n ght, December 1oubJect'
s..l'ne Crime of the Dee Box"
Sunday night. December iG-SubJect:
THE Trail of the Serpent"
Sunday night. December 23.-SubJect:
''rhrowng the Blame on Circumstances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
AL Wy tlmnl.

CAPTAIN E. 2. EuIee. of the Third Po-
lice District, and Sir O. H. B@rry. OF
this city. spent a most enjoyable day
TIstu.st,sy- aeer-hj43t n.y. They ssartsd
out about o-c.ock IL the lno=atas I'D
upon reaching captain William Il Nc
Cr,,der,s place. near Lorraine. about ten
miles rom here. were met by the zap
tain, Mr.. Robert Beattie: MISS .Mar =. :
Raartff. and Master Jos. Grant. and the
-. mounted ON thoroughbreds and.
!, ra - by ten hou2ds. hunted
through the day
oaa deer wa$ killed BY Mr.. Beattis
and another CHASED until the lats-
rsss az the hour necssst,at7 d the
CALM, Oft OF the dogs. Captain Hufa
shot a Wild goose and AIR. Eierry u ,sse4-,
bur neither bird could be secured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
NEW YORK HonsE-sHow,
November 10Th Il 9th. via G, & Q
aud O. d. ). >.

On Saturday. November l.ia a personal
iy-conductest excursion % INeW \ orr ~: 4
9th marc. es.s, #15l.l1:ct.Fs. d.rscs
atEEnrfoIl, WITH cd Dominion stea nisilsp
1,ta - 4. o. stea,ns. and us passengers
T ~ Old Do-ein.on ship and arr..icss II Nes.
WORK. about 80 P. ". nsxs Gsy- s. oEls-
warraee and slI round trip United to ten
DAYS. including meals ard stass room
hs.,, Re both wrys on Old Dominion ssestm-
sh,p. Gu the return. leaves New YORK a.
~ NJ axcept Sunday, and lands at Old
Pom. where c. & o. train can oe taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17

Aug. 6, 1899
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Sept. 10. 1899.
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sr,noa,;p All: LINE RAILWAY

SEAB0ARD Az LINE. RAILWAY
f.C.5 MILE BOOKS ara sold TOR 50. ana
will be accepted Tor passage from WASH
lns;on, D. c.. to the Florida lire, iaclud-
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R.y also sell 1900 Nile Book eacd be-
tveen Richmond and !,tIart3. t;,~knor.i
end Columbia. S. c., Portsmouth Va.
and Columbia ana Atlanta ara ne-wean
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
u. S. COURT OF APPEALS.
Two Cases Were Argued Before the
Judges Ye-,rr lay.


Judges Golf. S;monton and Purneli pre-
sided over the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals yesterday. The following
cases We're argued:
No ..s. Baltimore Steam Packet Com
;,any, appellant, KS. Patterson. Ramsay
& Co, agents OF the Johnston Line, APP
pel,ee Appeal from the District Court
OF Maryland, at Baltimore. Further ar
gued by j. S. Lemon for the appellant.
and submitted.
30. BIZ Joseph Bancroft & Sons Com
pany. plaintiffs in error. VS.. Victor G..
Bloede defendants In error. In error to
the Circuit Court OF Maryland, at Ball
tirnore Argued by John n. Steele, of
Baltimore, Nd. and II. IL. Ward, VII
mington. Del. Tor the appellants. and
by Robert Biggs and George r. Willis.
of Baltimore. Nd. and submitted.
The following cases are in the call
for argument .o-day:
No. go Emanuel Felsenlleld. claim
ant Of 2ss packages of Merry World To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-17
Mr.. HALL COMING.
Will Lecture Fr.day Night at Third
Christian hurclI.

Rev. Edwin NJ. Hall, of New York, will
lecture Friday night. November ed, at
the Third Christ an Church for-the bene-
III of the church. His subject will be
The Fool Killer
Mr.. Hall comes here specially to de-
liver this lecture. lie is one of the finest
lecturers on the platform, and it is con-
fidntly expected that 4 large crowd will
gather TO hear him.