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T0nnorrOW'S SerViCes
Methodist Episcopal.

Elm Phk Cmoh- Prayer and praise -rrNioc
at $50 a, M; preaching at 1890 a. H. and $50
p. M, by the pastor, c. VI. Giiu, j. D.; ut
II M, a short Bible study in sunday school
| room: sunday school at , p. III, and Epworh
League at $50 y. ~. Pastors topic at 80 y.
m, ''Men Of Wealth." Young people especially
invited. At the mission, 1910 Pine street, sun
day school at a. M. Epworth League at $50
y. M.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal churrh--lol u.
Sweet, pastor. Morning prayers at $50; preach
ing service, sermon by the pastor, at 1880; sun
day school at Il N; Junior Enwolth League
at $50; young mems meeting at I; Epworth
League, W J. sutton. president. at go; Plcdcn-
ing service, sermon 10y the pastor at $50. Soc
| ond scru"r ut the series on '"umc ot the Ia,t
Physical lttclanccS ot the Christ Subject,
"Filial Love" Free seats \ cordial welcome.
Ashmy Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
| Mon'cy avenue and Delaware Strcct-fev. W. G.
Simpson. u. d., pastor Devotional meeting ~
the Brotherhood of Nr. Paul at "."o M:
preaching at 1880 a. M; subject. Gods Law %:
EQmty;" sunday school at 80 p. m; Epworth
league at $50 p. m. preaching at 80 p. nj
subject, Goods Danger Signal" Prayer meet
ing Wednesday, at 40 p. m. business meet
ing OF the Brotherhood OF ST. Paul on the Sec
ond and Fourth Tuesdays OF each month, at 80
y. IN. Seats ireeand all are welcome.
Hampton street Methodist Episcopal church
Rev james Bcnnnger, pastor. Preaching service
at 1880. Subject Oi sermon, "Thc Shepherd
Psalm; class meeting at ll.3O Sunday school
at p. M; Junior League at p. M; Senior
League at $50, leader, Mrs. Dora Williams:
evening preaching service at 80 Subject oi
sermon, ~ Much Afflicted Man and the Way
out" \ welcome to all.
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Churchill
Il. Doty, pastor Services, sunday, March L.
1901 Brotherhood meeting at 9,i5 a. NJ;
preaching at 1880 a, n. and $50 p M; Junior
Epworth league, $50 p. M: Epworth league,
! $50 p. m. \ cordial invitation and welcome
T. all.
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Chnch-G.
G.. Lyman, pastor. Glass, 7.ij a. M; o. u. De-
Witt. leader; preaching, 1880 a. NJ; Sunday
school, 1i45 a. M; &. Il. Clark, superintendent; f;
Junior League, $50 p. M; Mrs ". &. Williams,
superintendent; EPworth League, $50 \. m. Ad-
dies, by Mr. Mcconnell, president Of City Union
league; preaching, 80 p. M; Brotherhood ct
St. Paul, Tuesday, 7@1 y. M: subject. "St
James" prayer meeting, "wednesday, 80 r. m.
Seats free. All welcome.
African Methodist Episcopal Church, Howard
pldcc---Dr ID. :. Bentley, pastor Preaching. 1880
q. M; subject, "lIonorng the Lord; Doing
Good" Sunday school, 80 p. M; Christian I'm.
dcayor meeting, 6,lj T. M; preaching, - D.
M. subject, "Ihe Marvellous Change cor
dial welcome is extended to all.
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church, Penn Avenue, he.
tween spruce and Linden strcetS-PrcdChiug in
the morning at 1870 and evening at $50, by
the pastor, Rev. Robert 4. y. Pierce, d. j.
Morning prayers in the lower temple at 9i5.
Theme of the morning sermon, "Christian ideals
and Ideal Christians SUNDAY school at the
Penn avenue church at . O'Clock, and at the
Amcman mission on Prescott avenue At $50 p,
m, Young Peoples meeting at $50 =, m
Theme OF the evening sermon, Beginning Again.
or Life Made over" BlptismS during the cycn
ing service. and brief cNangclistlc aiter-mcctng.
Tist Baptist church, South Main avenues. Z.
Mathews, pastor. The usual services morning
aud evening, II 80 a. m. and 80 p. M, in the
basement Of the Welsh Baptist church, Sunday
school, go p. m. at Plymouth church, DR., Bed
doe, superintendent; H. Y. =, L. service, $50
y. M. at Ivorite hall; Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, $50 p, IN, All are cordially invited
10 these meetings.
jackson Street Baptist Chmch-Rcy. Thomas
dc Guchy d. D., pastor, Morning prayer
meeting at 930 a. m; leader, Brother Benjamin.
smith; preaching service AT 1870 a, M; sermon
by the Rev. D Spencer, ID, d., oi Bakclv Bap.
tst church; Sunday school at T. M; Charles
Holley, superintendent; evening service at 7
p. m. sharp; praise and song service, followed
by the second in the series OF illustrated scr.
mons; topic. "My Mothers Bible" silver
collection will be taken; children must be at.
tended by their parents, The public is cordially
invited, Come
Green Ridge Baptist Churcl-Mornng prayer
meeting at 10 O'Clock; preaching by the pastor
at 1880 a. m. subject, "Soul Hunger" At 72q
y. M, Rev, W. H. Williams will deliver his
Temperance address, "The Last Romp With Tia,
Tiger Sunday school at 1i.ij a. M; meeting
OF the Junior society at $50; prayer meeting Of
the Senior society at go p H.
Mai
bert II. smith, Of Berwick, the newly,callcd
PASTOR will preach tomorrow; Sabbath school
at y. M Junior u. Y. T.. L. at .. aud
CmlStian Endeavor gospel meeting at $50. led
by NJ j. Stone, seat, free aud all are wei.
come.
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will preach. In the evening The service viii he
conducted in the interest of the Macyars ot
Scranton aud vicinity. Rev. Julius llambOrsky
will deliver a short address IN the Magyar lin'
g,dgc d. Mcleod will have charge of the
service, and VIII deliver an address. Strangers
welcome
Second Presbyterian Church--Srrcc'. 1890 o.
ui and 80 H. m DR.. Robinson will preach
morning and evening The evening topic will he
The CounicIbalan,c OF Future Glory with Pres.
cnt Suffering" cordial invitation i. cAtcndcd
10 ALL
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church-Rcv !. i.
Lansing, pastor; Rev l.. r. Foster, assistant
Vt 1880 a. m. and 100 p. m, services Of wo,'
ship with sermons hy the pastor; ~ M, Bible
school; G.ij p. M. Christian Erdclyor prayer
| meeting; morning subject, Freedom and Bold
mess in Speaking G5d's Truth" evening subject
"Unccrtantics in Science contrastod with Ccr
taintcs in Religion" All welcome.
Waslburn Street Presbyterian ChurCh-Rcv
John T. Moft, u. D., pastor. Sctyecs at 1880
| a. m. and 80 D.. M. Bible school at II IA;
Christian Endcayor Young People at ego y. IN;
| leader Miss Beatrice Long; subject, "thist.
| our High Priest" The pastor will ptcach
| morning and evening Al welcome.
Providence Presbyterian Church--At the NON.
| ing service the pastor will exchange pulpts with
| Rev, Mr. Clymcr, of the Main Avcnuc Christian
church sunday school at noon; Eudcavor meet.
ing at G%j y. NJ; evening service at $50 O'ClOCh,
with sermon by Rev. Dr.. Guild. The seats u
| the church are frcc.
sumner Avenue prosbytcrin church, corner
| sumner avenue and Price strect--Rcy. Frank !.
| Milman, supply Preaching service, at 1880 a.
| m. and p. M; sabbath school at p. M,
conducted 10y Mr. Bcz. Brown, superintendent;
| Endcavor society after the evening scnicc
theme. "Chri,t our High Priest" Heb. :: 2l.2s;
| Band Of Hope meeting Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening"
| - o'Clook. All welcome.
Adams Avenue Chapel New lurh -trcct--R"H.
James IIuchcs will prca,h at 1890 q, M and 80
| p. M; subjects, "a Divine Prescription ior Il
| True Prosperity" They Burned the Books '
Suuda" school at p. NJ; Mr Chandler, super.
| ntcndcnt. Mr.. llughc> viii conduct the men :
Bible cll~,, Christian EndcIyor. at Gij p. m.
| Nll welcome.
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Episcopal.

saint Luhc'> PMish--Rcv. Rogers l.,acl. u. D.,
pastor; Rev T.. 4 lllughton. senior curltc: Rev.
VI. H. Nash, Junior curatc. Fourth sunday IN
Lent.
ST. Luke, ClmcI--7.5U Il. IL. Holy Commun.
ion: o.4j q. m. morning prayer, 1880 a. M,
sermon and HOLY Communion; I.30 p. m, even.
ing prayer 80 p m, missionary service; Ali
a. M. Sunday school and Bible Classes.
ST. Marks, Drnmorc-S q. mu Holy Commun.
ion 1880 a. M, morning prayer md sermon;
80 p. ~, evening prayer and sermon: p. m,
Sunday school and Bible classes.
East End Mission. Prescott aycuuc--2 80 p. M,
Sunday school and Bible CLASSES; $50 p. H.. cy.
cning prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission. fi- sucU-2.&O F.. m,
Sunday school and Bible classes.
St Gcorgc's. Olyphant-.23o p m., sunday
school and Bible CLASSES; $50 r M, evening
pr yer and -cIuon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-16

rU>HE FOREIGN magazines, particu-
l1rlr those of u religious charac-
actcr, have not been undcrs TODD
II as Ncarning for American con-
tributionS. The methods Of con-
Quoting church organizations are not
popularity supposed to be suited to
congratulations across the water.
However at least ono of our clergy
men of this city Is in demand for the
unique productions of his mind and
pencil lie is Rev DR.. Pierce, Of the
Penn Avenue Baptist church. who has
been engaged by the well-known Eng
liSh periodical. The Christian, which
says of Or. Pierce:
\ preacher aud teacher who has made posi-
ton peculiarly his own IN America IL Rev. Robert
4. y. Pierce u. d., minister ~ Penn Avenue
Baptist church, Scranton, Pennsylvania. He Is
man with mission, and diligcnt in the cSer.
csc OF hi, special gilt lie is renowned far and
wide IS a blackboard illustrator, and many sun
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church. Wyoming
aycnuc. below Mulberry s'rect--Rcy. George l..
Nrich, pastor. Prayer and praise service at go
Il. m; divine worship at 1870 A. M and $50
T.. m. ", ". Ada.r the secretary oi the Il. Il.
Y. NJ e. y, will occupy the pulpir. Seats 1,c
free and slrngcrs are cordially invited. sab.
bath school at r. M; \. i. :. g. T.. at $50
p. m; Bible study ON Monday afternoon at
$50, subject "Thc Believer Tlibulations." Les.
son study ON Wednesday evening at 80. followed
by the regular prayer meeting at : o'clock. Ail
are welcome
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Lehigh Valley Railroad.


In Eject March :, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via D Il IT,
II. r., ut 10 and il.j5 =. M, aud Us. ,.
tBlack Diamond ENprcs-). and lI30 p. M sun.
days, D. H., n r.. i.5S, s27 p m.
For White Haven, lIlllCton and principal point.
in tie coal regions. Ma u & II. Il. r.. Gl f.,
lis and 10 y. M. For PottSyillc. ~ u. ~
For Bethlehem, EaSton, Reading. lllni,nhrg
aud principal intermediate stations via D. IT,
r. r., G.ij, ll.jj a. m: Us. ~ tBlacE Di.
mond ENprcS,D, lI&0 p. m. sundays, y. n IT,
Il, r., LIS, s.27 p. m.
For Tnkhannock. 10 wanda, Ehura Ithaca.
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, siI
u, l.. W. Il, H., IS a. M; l.05 and gl
y. m.
For Geneva, Rochester. Blaalo, Niagara FMls
Chicago and all points west, Via u. & IT, r. II
ll.jj a. M, ".3} CBlJcf Diamond INwc,sl. ..l>
lo,H, 1l.30 l.. ~. sundays, u. ~ H. r. Il.
ll.jj. S2S n. n.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lol,gh valley
parlorS cars on all trains between Wil6o,.Balr,
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and ~u.
pcrson Bridge.
ROLlIN II, WILBUR, Gen. Snpt. % Cortland
street. New York.
CHARLES :. LEE, Gen. Pass. NLt.. 20 CorJlJud
street, New York.
A W. NoNNEMACIIER, D.r Pas, Agt. S,uu
Bethlehem, Pa
For ticket, 0nd Pullman Ic,oryltior, apply tu
800 LackaWanna avenue, scranton, Pa
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-Hcv. James Mtkc, pastor. Services: 105O
a. m. $50 y. M: sunday school, . D. IN.
81. Peters, Prescott ivenucilcv. John Ran.
dolph. pastor. Services: 1890 q. M. 80 r.
M; Sunday school, II. m.
Emmanuel (Gcrmau.rolish) Lutheran church,
Reese strcct--l,cv. Ferdinand Sliiclmcicr. pastor
Preaching in the Polish language at 10 a. m. I;
Sunday school. =. m.
Grace English Lutheran Church General syn.
od), corner Madison avenue and Mulberry street
Rev Luther Hess Waling, PASTOR $50 a. M,
Sunday school; 1880 a. m, Divine worship;
Gij y. m, Young Peoples Society ~ Christian
ludcayor: $50 p M, Divine worship, Rev. \.
Stewart Hartman, d. D.. ~ Baltimore, Nd
secretary Of the Home Mission Board. will preach
morning aud evening. The public is cordially
invited Nm important congregational meet.
ing viii he held after the morning service
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As DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
for womanly diseases. No one knows
this better than the woman who has
tried local doctors and many medicines
and found no cure until she began
the use OF "Favorite Prescription" 1t
establishes regularity, stops weakening
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
ton and cures female weakness. 1t
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll,
~ was troubled for, three years with ucera-
tion and female weakness and my doctor gave
me but little relief writes Mrs Lulu Hunter,
Of Attention, ST. Louis Co, Mo. "I saw an
advertisement in the paper OF Doctor Pierce's
Favoritc Prescription | began the use OF II
about year ago ! took FIVE bottles OF II, aud
one bottle OF Golden Medical Discovery and
my lca.,h Is better now thau II was for years.
I have also recommended these medicines TO
come Of my friends, who suffered from female
weakness, and good results have followed"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of 81 one
cent stamps to pay expense OF mailing
oRiy. Address DR., r. V, Pierce, Buf-
falo. n. Y.
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Jesus and Plate.
Luke. xiii: 1920

REJECTION (NciScs Is AID IW-Onc would
suppose that for very shame the ecclesiastical
rllOS would have accepted the proposition of
rilltc. Why should rh,y be rorc icllou, tor
IN. stability oi the empire and Tor the punsh-
m,nt OF criminals tlan those whose duty ii was
10 guard and execute the laws ot Rome! Why
Should they hold one 10 be- guilty ot civil ofCnsc,
when declared huoo-ut ~, the ,Nil court. Gut
their pcyor.ily rose superior to all sclt-rcSpcct, 4,
and the mcoiful and just oilor oi release WIS
rejected. Moreover, il vas done by clumor, the
olamor Of an excited mob that would not listen
To reason, but W., determined on shedding limo.
cent blood 10 hyightcu The shame and show
the depth, ot their dcpU,ity there was Il cry
for the release Of Barabhts, uotcd criminal,
rho tor sCdti1n and mudcr wa. then incmCOr'
atcd This WAS the last proof, it one were need.
cd that they did not seek 10 punish offenders or
to spare the innocent, but TO accomplish the ppr.
pose OF their wicked hearts.
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Erie and Wyoming Valley.

Tine Table in ricyt >.ur. Il. 1000
Tlain, for IIlWlov ana local points, Connect
IN. AZ iIavcy with Aio RAILROAD for New Nu,h
Ncwlllrg and muuuaulai. points, leave ~Dg.U
ton at 7.oj q. M and 30 T., M
Trains arrive 1t scranton at 1850 4. IN, Ju
9.lO p. m,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect May 27, 1900.
Trains leave Scranton, d. e. H.
Station:
Gas a. m, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
9.33 a. m, week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading. Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.lS p. m, week days (Sundays,
1.5S p. m.) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
vile, Reading, &C., week days.
4.27 p. m, week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton. Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
j. b. WOOD, Gen Pass ACT.
4 b. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mgr.
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OlrCRl Ncl.os % and 9U-ThS expressed
preference intensified the desire OF the governor
to deal justly. lll saw plainly, as any one might
nave seen, that jhc accu,crS were moved by
passion and not by reason. IIc therefore, en-.
dcaNorcl Ia calm the agjtJtpd crowd and bring
an TO a better consideration o' the case, mani.
testing an excellent spirit under circumstances
o. peculiar and great embarrassment. What he
said is not recorded. Possibly it was hot heard
by any one who could have been the historian,
or ii heard it would DC easily forgotten in the
excitement of the hour. rIlatc had scarcely in.
i,hcd his remarks, indeed he may have been
interrupted, wncn with one voice the multitude
cried out "CIuciiy Him, cruelty Him" Again
and again the words were uttered in volume ,uf.
fcicnt to silence every other word, II WAS the
cll ~ the Jewish rihbc, instgatcl 10y the lead.
crs of the Jewish chmch, TO put to death the
Christ by the most ignohc mode known in the
hcathcu world. The pcnt mp rage OF u nation,
rchukad tor sin ny the siul,ss one found oS-
preston,
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lrst PrcshNterl church-seryices; 1910 =.
M, 7%0 =. m. The morning service will he in
memory of cN,l'resiJcut Harrison. Dr. Mcleod
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Sunday School
Lesson
for
March II.

INTRODUCTlON-'fho scenes before Caiaphd7,
when Jesus was adiGdsed bla,phcmcr, aN stud
led last week, wrought PcntcnuC in the heart of
Judas who first sought to undo the mischief Of
his evil conduct, but, falling in that, went out
and hanged himself. Jcsu, WAS then hastily lrI
into the presence ol Plate the Roman governor.
Ills cuomiC, there abandoned the charsc which
had been made in the cecleria-tic2l count know
ing that it would not avail before civil uib'
urll. Having no formulated accusation the!
began a tumultuouS cry against him as one VINO
had attempted TO pcrNert the nation and there
fore guilty OF treason. The goycmor had an in
tcryicw with Jesus in private Oohn, Syii:52'iN),
and. having satisfied himself that there was m
just ground for such charges sought 10 appcJ'o
the people Learning that Jesus was Gallloan,
plate sent Him 10 llerod who was in Jerusalem
at that time, anxious 10 shit responsibility, bl.
llcrod returned the prisoner much pleased at this
recognition ot authority Wcrse lg. Here TO.
days lesson begins
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RELEASE (vcrscs l5, lG 10-Nn innocent
man might not he held a prisoner even under
the scvaritios OF Roman law Acs, NXii2j). In
the conquest Of the world the imperial city had
taught so much 10 mankind. Hence there was
but one thing Tor PLATE e. do, release his
prisoner. Not 10 do this would be dSloyalty to
Cacsra, miaithfulncSs to trust, a breach oi
Justice, And yet the governor judged it not
prudent 10 grant liberty when in 70 doing the
lite might be taken by the mob. lie therefore
sought To bring the Jewish officials 20 an ap.
prova OF lis purpose TO release. II they had
consented there would he 10 further trouu,v.
This he urged them 10 do ou tie ground taat
he and llclod, both concerned tor the welfare
ui the government, while formerly alcuJtud,
were now in accord on this subject Moreover,
the release oI prisoner on a feast occasion was
customary However as means of pIctyng
the extremists, he proposed 10 innlt punish.
mcGt by whipping rather than by execution.
slaring lie hut recognizing a mldcr form Of
guilt
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ACQUITrAL (ycrsos 10 AID lD-ll wa, after
this courtesy had been shown 10 lIcrod that
plate summoned the chief priests and rulers
into his court to give decision in the ease.
H. doing 50 he attempted mild and oonciliatory
speech, knowing that the Jews were tu'bulgat
and on slight provocatou would ucato trouble.
Bcsidcs, he was aware that they were especially
sensitive on all religious matters, aud he must
have known 10y this time that the one Guaigucd
before linn was the object OF malice ,Mdtt,,
HNvii:ls, With commcndable lrankncss he calls
attention TO the ratuTc VI the oiiCnsc which
had been laid against jesus, and then, with
equal iranlncss declares, that after careful cY.
animation he found 20 fault. That was a plain
acquittal immensely valuable as establishing the
innocence ol Jesus tor all time, PilGtc was the
representative OF the Roman government, and
he more than any other would be interested
to protect Rome against an impostcIS, Ills
word ought, therefore, TO have been final 1t
was final TO all after generations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15
ARE PEACEFUL OUTFIT
Democrats Of Pennsylvania VIII Hold
Convention Today.

Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. H--Democrats OF
PENNSYLVANIA VII meet here II state con
vention tomorrow.
There Is no contest for places on the
state ticket AMI It Is expected that the
nominations win be quickly made. JUICE
Hnrman Yerkes Of Doylcatown. has on
active opposition FOR supreme court Judge.
For state treasurer the names OF VIII
lam Hasson OF oil city. and Representa-
tive Andrew J. Palm OF Meadviile, arc
prominently mentioned.
The platform VIII be similar 20 the plat
form o. the Ohio Demccratcy and win
treat almost entirely q state issues. The
last legislature vii! be condemned for
the passage of the rapid transit bills and
the capitol bill u S. expected that those
Democrats who declined 90 vote with the
anfi-ouay Republicans at the orsaniza-
ton viii be censurcd
g J. Reilly ~ WWausport VIII Be TEN
porarv Chairman Of the convention
The most interesting feature ~ the ses-
sion f. likely % be tire contest between
rival delegations from Phii7dephia- In
this contest Former Governor Robert T.
Psttison VIII have IN active part 49, the
champion OF what S. known 81 the Ryan
Do7neliy'' delegation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15
IS DlSOR0ERlY AFFAIR
Democratic yirEis fa state Conven-
ton Has Rather Confused Meeting.

norfolk. va. Aug 1.-THE DemGcratic
state convention touirht nominated a. J.
Afo-tar cue. present sttoruey ~ virginia,
.1r governor MI Montague vas nosnin-
at,a By. accsornaton. tire only ether can
dfeate. Ccngrestnlan Claude a. swanson,
having Withdrawn from the race today
state Senator gark5ale aas temporary
chairman q TIE convention. ard Carter
Glass q Iynchburz. permanent chsir-
man
sner a. hour q aisorder. which Re-
rrl-ass the services % 9he sfrRsant- at
,---@ and some police 0Tlocrs - qnrl. IRE
convention nominated Joseph = willard
for lieutenant rovsrre= over r.. George
u. Lecato. enc can1l1efs ~ the fiferater
section.
ne convention adjourned after r1d-
-fsht amid great corflsi1r Eifhcaf hav-
fnz ler1n c1-test fo- attorney Esrerai.
s-s z.thoat hzvl1g fec-frfs the rerort -
he ccrrrrsstfe IN cornn1 erl-rs TIE -rat-
sers vu ra tske- 20 tor1arrow. IRE
tla.Fsrn n fhe party. utfe nct SCR hsle.
viii e-nfrs-e IN aaa- trust riassE. a plank
rsv1-s-x the fs-seT re~.a-fs ~ eus we
s-s fshasv tI sid stsffne-t ie re-
va-s ~ ~anrral rrfrafies fs~ tls gr-erzl
sfr-,is- - Tested ssatsa ssrate- g -
IS b-ru- t-ere wu ha RI uf1r -
u- F~aa ~ fee free silver riltft rrr.
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tt- lack - arriasFe when = y FoHer1
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PURE BRED CATTLE
Agriculture College IA axes Some Val.
rabIe Purchases.

Manhattan. Kan. Aug. 1.-THE Kansas
State Agricultural college has purchased
Representatives Of three pure bred pclled
breeds OF cattle. A pure bred Galloway
COW was secured from z. ". Thrall. Eu-
reks, Kan, the president OF the National
Galloway association This COW was the
choice out Of 20 head OF blooded cows.
From Anderson &c Findlay, AIlendale,
kan. the college bought two Aberdeen
Angas cows with calves These animals
carry the blood Of some OF the greatest
scotch and English prize winners. Sec
rotary f D. Coburn purchased for the
college from 4. r. Burleigh. Knox City.
No, three double standard Pollard Dur
hams a bull and two cows. These are
the first representatives OF this breed IN
this section OF the state.