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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-15
TERSE TELEGRAMS

Ben Guy, colored. stabbed and fatally
wounded Phil Parrish at Winchester. Ky
Mrs. Mckinley is improving so salts
factorily no more daily bulletins will be
issued.
Cables. the Filipino general. is becoming
more humble. and now offers to surrender
his arms.
Four persons riding in a carriage were
struck by a train at a crossing in Flint
Mich, and killed.
Ex-President Cleveland and family are
domiciled in their summer home
at birmingham, Conn.
A disastrous fire has visited the Galley
Island shipyards in Russia, causing a loss
of over 100000 roubIes
Former United States Agent Louis Stern,
who killed himself In Bavaria because of
dependency, only owed 5000.
5. w. Hazard. city passenger agent of
the Chicago and Northwestern railroad Mt
DesMones, hanged himself in his office
Unknown men fired 30 shots at the Mon
arch Mining company boarding house at
Madisonyille, KY Nobody was wounded
The grand jury at Honolulu is vigorously
investigating the home rule party's political
methods and the source OF Its campaign
funds.
The petition of Caleb Powers ATTORNEYS
asking for modification of the appellate
courts opinion in the case, has been aled
at Frankfort. Ky.
The total number of males in England
and Wales is Is, I21,T2s of females 49,
so4.S41, men serving abroad in the army
navy anu meiChaut HaEiHe Delns excluded
A ]. Balfour, the government leader an
swering a question in the British house Of
commons yesterday, said there is no fouu-
dation for the rumors afoat of peace ne
gotiations with the Beers.
Christine Nilsson is not as reported nv
q news agency, seriously i'll at Gothen-
burg, sweden, but is in Paris, to which
city the great singer recently returned
from Mentone She suffers from rheuma-
tism and Influenza
preliminary census volume lust issued
gives the population Of the five largest
cities Of England. exclusive of London as
follows: Liverpool. ds4 a4T: Manchester.
e&3, 9ta; Birmingham. 527. i2: Leeds, AoS..
e5S: Sheffield $50. III
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tabiistA'a primarily Tor the Instruction
of women. has added It's quota of can
didates for honors at the bar Three
young ladies were given the degree OF
master of laws. and four more became
bachelor Of laws. which last named
degree was also conferred on the one
man who was graduated. Senator
Mason. whose daughter was among
tpe graduates. addressed the students
and gave them wholesome advice about
the way they should conduct them
selves SIS lawyers.
Attorney General Seeking n Home.
Attorney General Knox is in the
market for residence property in
Washington. and during the past few
days he has been looking at several
fine homes in the northwest section
OF the city The prices Of the proper
ties AfH. Knox has under consiIera-
ton range from $1,000 to SaoO.oOO,
and If be decides to buy. IL lis announc-
ell. he desires TO secure handsome
property in the neighborhood OF Du-
ponf circle or in some equally desira-
Bile locality.
VIII Attend dwelling of Monument.
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers has
been selected 10 represent the United
States at the unveiling Of the monu-
ment to Commodore Perry. This me
mortal has been erected Mt the place In
Japan where the commodore LANDED h.s
forces during the disturbance th.~e
CARL ScHorfELD.
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WILL he 40 LYNCHiNa
Excitement At Shreveport Has Beer
Afiaysd.

Shreveport. La. June l-.-The fancr-
al of John Gray Foster. the young
planter who MIS- killed on his piansa
ton by Prince Edwards negro, on
Y lneSday last, occurred yesterday
afternoon and MAS largely attended,
A ma jority OF the business houses Of
Shreveport closed in order that their
employees might attend the funeral.
Among those present We're Governor
McAillin Of Tennessee and Mrs. Me
Millin, sister Of the murdered man.
Mrs. McMillin Is bearing up wonder
fully well under the trying ordeal.
The score OF negroes under arrest
charged with completely in the murder
OF Foster, have been successfully re-
moved to the parish Jail AT Benton.
and there is no further fear of mob
violence. Edwards, who did the kill
ing. Is still at large. and posses con
tinue in the held. securing the coun-
try In every direction. Ii caught Ed
wards Will be summarily dealt with.
The excitement has been almost Who'll
ly allayed. and so far as the negroes
now under arrest are concerned, no
further trouble is anticipated.
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Go1ored Lights md Nerves.

French scientists have made some
very interesting experiments in connec-
ton with the effects OF certain coiors
on the nervous system. and people who
have been somewhat scoffed at for cali
Ing red warm aud blue cold and yellow
invigorafing may now regard them
selves as forerunners of a great discov-
cry NJ Henri de Parville of Paris as
serts that the red end Of spectrum ex-
cites the nerves. while violet, green and
blue are calming.
Dr. Donza goes many steps further
and attempts to cure nervous diseases
by the use Of certain eolors Melan-
cholia he treats with red. violent mania
with blue and nervous prostration with
violet. The very grave question arises
as TO how the woman already nervous
wiz regard unbeeoming color. DIR. Dor.
another experimental. has brought ON
vertigo ia patients by the use Of red
lights ard relieved the symptoms by
changing the ray from red 10 green.
In the Photographic establishment OF
NesSrS. Lumiere in Lyons. France. SEN
sitive plates are prepared always by
green lights Formerly when red lights
were used the w0rkmen sang and ges-
tiealafed at work Now. under the
soothing influence of green, they are
quiet and serene At the water cure at
fersinet patients are put in a violet
room 10 calm them and in red room
when they require 10 be stimulated
Divesfed Of all exaggeration and en-
thusiasm. the effect of color on human
organism In an interesting study
FAMILY Herald .------~
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EDITORS ELECT OFFICERS
National Editorial Association Closes
Its Buffalo Meeting.

Buffalo. June l5.--.t the meeting Of
the National Editorial association yes
tertfay the law committee precipttatel
Il warm debate by submitting 3 report
| i'll fayor of excluding from the mails
all newspapers thar give premiums.
John \. Sleisher OF New York led tile
opposition 10 the report, and Commit
tee Chairman w. l. Jewett lssi the
fight for it. The report WIS finally
adopted
Albert Toxier Of Portland. Ore, was
elected president, defeating 4. y vii
lard OF Bonneville. y. Y. by vote of
2242 TO 1o2. The other officers elected
We're: J. w y Rurkett of TenneS-
see. first vice president: +. l.. ellison
of Michigan, second vice president:
\. f. Pierce of Massachusetts. third
vice president; ]. NJ Page. correspond
ing secretary; r. NJ. White Of Missouri
recording secretary, and j. G. Gibbs
of Ohio. treasurer. The next conyen-
ton viii be held AT Hot Springs. Ark.
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PAID THE PENALTY
Mexican Raider Shot For An Afro,
cSOus Crime.

Ell Paso. Tex. June Samuel
Baca. an American citizen, has been
shot by the military authorities of
Chihuahua, Mex. He was extradited
last April for leading gang of raid
ers into Mexico, where they committed
one of the most brutal crimes known
in the annals of the border. They tor
tured IA Mexican merchant and com
PEELED him to reveal the hiding place
of his money. they scared his flesh
With hot irons and mutilated him
There were six men in the band and
after finishing with the man they
treated his pretty young wife in u
horrible manner.
Baca was captured IN Texas and sur
rendered by the state department to
Mexico. He was tried at Chihuahua.
found guilty and sentenced to be shot
AT daybreak he was led from his cell
to the patio in the interior of Chihua-
hua prison \ squad OF ten picked
lnen under command of lieutenant
had already been drawn up in line
At the command of the lieutenant the
ten fired as one and the body Of Baca
the Texan toppled over and lay upon
the ground riddled with bullets.
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BEAUTIFUL
WEDDING.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Thomas
Raeburn Wh't WedneS-
New 1a.flr ffihnne.I

Probably the most brilliant church
wedding solemniZed in New Castle in
a decade took place Wednesday even
ing at Z o clock, in the Friends church,
in the presence of 800 guests. The
contracting parties were Miss Eliza
beth Wilson and Thomas Raeburn
White OF Philadelphia. The platform
and front of the church were well
banked with roses, palms and ferns,
and the assemblage was one of the
good looking sort, which New Castle
is celebrated for putting out on pub
lie occasions
The bride and groom marched
down the aisle to the sweet tones of
the wedding march, preceded by the
ushers, bridesmaids, maid of honor
and the best man. and were met at
the altar by the pastor, Rev. \. J.
Weaver, who SolemniZed the mar
riage. The bride was lovely in white
silk, and carried a wreath of bride 5
roses. The groom wore the regula-
ton black The maids carried large
bouquets of pink roses.
Rev. Weaver spoke impressively
for seven minutes on the SacrednesS
of the marriage relation, after which
the handsome pair, who had stood
facing the minister. turned to face
each other, and claspiug their right
hands, each repeated the Friends
marriage vow, in these words, the
groom first proceeding: =,
In the presence of the Lord, and
before these our friends, | take thee,
Elizabeth Wilson, TO be my wife,
promising with Divine assistance
To be unto thee loving and faithful
husband until death shall separate
us
Then the bride repeated the same
words with the necessary variati, ms
After the ceremony reception
was given at the home of the bride
on south twelfth street from 80 To
$50. MIR. and Mrs. White left at
9:2S on an extended wedding tour,
and will be ut home after July IL at
lSI Maplewood avenue, Philadelphia
Relatives from Richmond who at
tended the above wedding were MIR
and Mrs. Josiah t. White. Mr. and
Mrs. Timothy Nicholson, Mr. David
I. White and daughter, Mrs. Francis
Stephens aud Miss Maud Toms.
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Arbitration A abandoned.

Paris. June 15.-Dispatches received
here from Pekin say the foreign min
listers are considering fresh PROPOSE
tons from Mr.. Rockhill affecting the
Chinese concessions looking TO the
payment of the indemnity. The propo-
SitionS concern minor matters and may
or may not be accepted. but until they
are disposed Of. the ministers will not
pronounce a decision as TO the matter
in which hina Is to pay the powers,
though il is virtually settled that the
British proposal will be accepted. All
hope of the acceptance of the United
States suggestion to submit the mat
ter to arbitration at The Hague seems
to have disappeared.
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Ignorant Of Her Husbands Fate.

New York, June 15.-Detained in
the measles hospital in Brooklyn. Mrs
Anna Dolinski and her three children
are ignorant of the fate awaiting tie.
husband and father. who is under sen
tence of death in Chicago for murder
The woman and her children arrive,
here last Saturday from Europe SD
had been told that her husband was a
prisoner on suspicion OF having killed
his wife and family, and she WAS hur-
rying home TO prove to the authorities
that he was innocent The immigra-
ton authorities have just learned that
the woman's husband is sentenced 10
be hanged because he killed a man
while attempting robbery. The VIZ
man does not know tfss
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Seven Years i'm Bed.

''Will wonders ever ceaSe2' in
quire the friends of Mrs L. Pease,
of Lawrence. Kan. They knew she
had been unable TO leave her bed in
seven years on account of kidney and
liver trouble, nervous uroStration
and general debility; but, Three
bottles of Electric Bitters enabled
me to walk" she writes, land 10
three months | felt like a new per
son. Women suffering from Head
ache, Backache, Nervousness, Sleep
iessness, Melancholy, Painting and
Dizzy Spells viii find it a priceless
blessing. Try it. Satisfaction is
guaranteed Only soc, at A @.
Luken & Co. s.
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New York, June 15.-WhiR the
United States transport ingalls, was in
the balance drydock ut the Erie basin.
South Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon,
where she was about TO undergo eX-
tensive repairs, she suddenly slipped
from the blocks and capsiZed. One
man Is known to have been killed
and many injured. There We're about
30 carpenters. machiniSts and other
laborcrS at work on the vessel and
dock at the time.
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Didn't Marry for Money.

The Boston man who lately mar
ried a sickly rich, Young woman is
happy now, for he got DIR. King 5
New Life Pills, which restored her
10 perfect health. Infallible for
Jaundice, Biliousness, Malaria, Fever
and Ague and all Liver and Stomach
troubles. Gentle bat effective. Only
25c at A. O. Luhen s. Co. s.
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Public Sale

OF twelve fine building lots, four
OF which are on the west side front
ing on fourth street near the Baxter
homestead. Eight are on the east
side fronting on north street be-
tween tenth and twelfth streets, one
Cd twelfth street near ] street and
one on the southwest corner of thir-
teenth and north II street.
Sale to begin on July =, 1901. at 2
p. M, on the premises and in the
order named
L. r. NooDHURsT, Auctioneer.
Eli Stubbs.
Lewis ID. STUDIOS EAeeu'ors-
ID 22&4t
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Public Waiting Room Asso.
CiatiOn.

Do not fail to attend the meeting
of the Public Waiting Room associa-
tion next Monday evening, June l..
$50 o clock, at North \ Street
Friends meeting house. II you are
Interested in the work assist at the
organization of the association.
FRANCES NJ. ROBINSON,
Secretary
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A Terrible Explosion

''Of gasoline stove burned lady
here frightfnlly, writes n +. Pal
mer, OF hirkman, Ia. The best
doctors conldn I heal the running
sore that followed, but Bueklen ;
lnfallible for cuts. cornS, sores
bodies, bruises, skin diseases and
piles. 25c at A. u. Luken Il Co. 5.
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Wheat-No. > red and inngberry, 76c
corn-No. white, 4sc. No. : mixed
465sc.
Oats No > mixed, 31lzc: Ne. > white 33c
Cattle Strong at Sti.OpfIa. -.
Hogs-Lower at "a. 10000.
Sheep-ouiet at S2.ooi:3.. -
Lambs Steady at 81 OpfI.b. -
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Special Excursion to CinCin.
natl via Pennsylvania
Lines.

Sunday, June 10th, excursion tick
Its will be sold at 90 round trip
from Richmond to Cincinnati, good
going on special train leaving at 4 90
q m, Central time.
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DAILY MAKkET REPORT
Prevailing Prices For Grain. Proyis-
ions and Livestock on June II.
indianapolis Grain and Livestock.

wheat-wagon, Csc; No. red, 6Sc.
Corn-Steady No. = mixed, 41z.e.
Oats Steady; No. mixed. 2-tc
Cattle-Steady at $S.essa6.ta
Hogs-Steady at Sa.tnsio.07is.
Sheep Weak at 325a9t.5U
Lanlbs-ouiet at s3. Jossl5to.
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Chicago livestock.

Cattle-Steady; steers. $4.2a4tG.2.,, stock
ers, SS oFI5.oD.
Hogs-Steady at SJ.eNfd 10.
Sheep Steady at $1,000 -.
Lambs STEADY at S4.2.,diJ.U5.
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Cincinnati Grain and Livestocl

Wheat Duh: No. red, lie
Corn-Easy: No. mixed, lie.
Oais-Ensy: No mixed, 3oc
Cattle-Steady ut s.. JoI3. 70
Hogs-Artive at SI.tHbGi6.8u.
Sheep-Dull at s. 2.pGi.}.tO.
Iambs-Quict AT S3.Jb6l5. 10
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-15

EX Adjutant General Gore. who
filled the office during the adminiStra-
ton of Governor Mount has removed
from Goshen. his old home. TO this
city, where he has purchased an inter
est in jewelry store.
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CattIe-Actiye AT 81. 256I6.uo.
Hogs Firm at S4.6oegti. ~.
Sheep Steady at S3.2514.o1.
Firm at S4.7.eI675.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-15

have now supply OF anthracite
coal coming Please give me a call
and | will give you prices for June
delivery low as the lowest.
PHILIP BRooRENs,
TT 80 south sixth street.
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THE CHURCHES.
METHODIST.

Grace NJ. e. Church. Come and
hear Rev. NJ. G. Il. Mason, ID. d.. OF
Cincinnati, at 1920 m. DIR. Mason
is one of the greatest co'ored pulpit
orators n the world, and it will be a
rare tt eat for the people of Richmond
to hear him. No evening service.
First NJ. f. church-Preaching at
1890 d. m. by the pastor, Nj. +.
Nethercutt. Subject, 'Discipleship. >
In the evening at 40 DR.. Nj. c. b.
Mason, the great colored secretary
of the Freedman 5 Aid Society, will
speak to a union meeting of the vari-
Gus Methodist churches of the city.
There will be excellent music at both
services.
Fifth Street NJ. f. church, corner
TT. Wayne avenue and Fifth street
Morning subject, The One FOunda
tion. The |. Q. O. f. will attend
the morning service in body. Spe
cial music by the choir. There will
be no service in the evening on &C
count of union services at the First
NJ + church.
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Cattle STEADY at $3.256i3. go.
Hogs Steady at 81 2tsfIti.:;o.
sheep Steady ut So. 5setI f.22..
I.annbs-A at 81. 9O4i3 10.
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VIII Bald sI.ooo.ooo Home.

Lars Anderson of Boston has pur-
chased from the Misses Patten n fine
building site on Massachusetts ave-
nue. between Florida avenue and Tween
ty-nrst street. MIR. Anderson paid
nearly S1o0O00 for the property and
proposes to erect a magnificent winter
residence which viii cost in the neigh
borhood Of sl.ng1.fEo. The building
VIII be begun at once. but viii proba-
bly, not be completed for two years.
Mr. Anderson is the son Of Mrs Mich
oias Anderson Of this city Three
years ago be married Miss Perkins Of
Boston. beiress TO several millions.
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Thompson Bros Agency

Loans, real estate, investments, in
surance Money loaned at ) TO q per
cent Reed building. Main and
seventh street, Richmond, Ind
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Transport For Teachers.

Orders have been issued by the war
department 10 TT up the transport
Sherman as teachers transport. with
accommodations for 10 women and
900 or 500 men teachers She will sail
from San Francisco early in July. The
accommodations are 10 be s comforta-
bic as possible The women teachers
will occupy the first cabin srateroons
and other comfortable parts of the
ship. and the men viii be accomTno-
dated on the troop decks with special
accom- mediation conducive 10 their
comfort They are TO be furnished
with meals equal TO those furnished
in the cabin saloon. and all decks Of
the transport will be In common
Women Law Graduates.
The Washington College Of Law. e.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Louisville Grain and Iivestock.

Closing cash markets Wheat. 6oS.e corn.
41Tsc; oats, 2G3sc; pork, S1I-12: lar,i. s.. 90:
ribs, $50
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Appoint your delegates for the
State Sunday School convention,
June 1920, at Shelbyville, Ind.
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Wheat-weak: cash, Tie. July. TWO.
Corn-Active; No. cash, 42iac.
Oats-Firm: No. cash, 21J2c.
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A report received few days ago at
the war department from the com
handing officer at Jolo. island of Jolo
Sulu archipelago. contains interesting
Information regarding that remote sec
ton Of our new possessions never be-
fore compiled or published Jolo.
which. with the exception of Tawi
Tawi. is thu most remote island be-
longing to the United States, lies I'm
the sea of Jolo. in longitude 12l de-
grees east of Greenwich and on the
sixth parallel north from the equator.
about 100 miles due west from the
easternmost point Of Borneo. 1SS miles
south-Soutbeast from Manila. SGSI
miles from San Francisco and .s2s
miles from Washington.
The island was first occupied the
10Th OF May 1899. when Companies r.
G. u, f, F, G.. II and l., Twenty third
infantry, under command of Captain
r. Il. Pratt. relieved the Spanish gen
eral Huerjas. who had with him
garrison of II officers and 500 men.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
First Pres byterian church Chill
dren S day exercises will be held at
1890 a. H., the Sunday school and
congregation uniting The Sunday
school will meet at 10 a. IN. An ex-
cellent program is arranged. a choir
of boys and girls from the school viii
head the singing. Parents and
friends of the school are invited A
special service for the baptism of
at : p m. Endeavor society
meeting at $50 p m. Preaching by
the pastor at 80 p. m. "A Lesson
on Hercdity III be the subject of
discourse.
Second Presby ter,an church-All
services tomorrow as usual. Chill
drer. 5 day exercises at the Sunday
school hour, 9:l5 i. IN.
United PRESBYTERIAN church
1915. Text, "A Sewer Went Forth
To Sow. $50. Text, Thou Art
the Man.
LUTHERAN.
Trinity English Lutheran church
Rev. J. Beck. pastor, will preach
at 1880 o clock \ m. :; subject, Broth
erly love the Fruit of Love to God
Services at 7:;30 o clock p. m.
First English Lutheran church =
Children day service. 100 p. m
special exercises by the members of
the Sabbath school and special mu SIC |
Services also at 1870 a IN.
St. paul's Lutheran church. Rev
c. Huber, pastor Sunday school at
5 10, morning service at 1918, Rev |
Charles Oehler, former member of |
our church and also employed by |
Gaar, Scott & Co, as moulder, will |
preach at our morning service Rev |
Oehler is now doing very successful |
work in Los Angeles, California. A |
special invitation is extended to the |
aboring men and former shopmates.
Special children day exercises in |
the evening at which Rev. Oehler |
viii speak. Evening services at Z |
D clock.
SCIENTIST
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Services at 1870 a. IN. Sub
ect, God the Preserver of Man.
Iolden text, Thou art my hiding
place; thou shalt preserve me from
trouble; thou shalt compass me about
with songs of deliverance. Wednes
lay evening meeting at 7:30. 7134
Vain street.
Christian Science Service at the
'eading rooms in the Masonic temple
It 1880 q. m. Subject, God the
Nreserver of Men Wednesday
'vening meeting at o clock.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist church -Preaching
" the pastor. Mornin" subject,
rhe.Desiie of All Nations, Eve ing
ubject, He Played the Fool The
rider of Modern Woodmen will wor
hip with us in the morning.
FRIENDS.
South Eighth Street Friends
school at a m. Meeting
or worship at 1880 The c. f
Meeting at $50 p IN. will be under
he leadership of DR.. Hoover and
lTss Symons. No service at ! 80.
CHRISTIAN. Ii
Christian church by
be pastor, f. '. Spicer. Morning :
ublect, The Better Day Chill
rens' day exercises in the evening. 4
pecial program. {
RHopA TEMPLE
The meeting at Rhoda Temple to- ]
borrow at 4.ua p. IN. will be adj {
reSSed by DIR. J. NJ Thurston on
Insanity aud its Causes.