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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-25
eoMPERs roo LENlENr-
Failure Of Steel Strike Threatens a Re
luton In the Federation.

Failure Of Steel Strike Threatens Revo-
luton in the Federation.
Cleveland. Ohio. September c4.-Loca,
leaders think the failure Of the steel
strike means a revolution in the ranks o,
the American Federation Of Labor and tho
overthrow OF the policy Of President Com
pers, whose manner Of handling strike
Is regarded as TOO lenlcnt IN that he favors
the elimination OF all politics from the
question. The Gompers element favor,
the indorsement Of the socialist labor
party.
The American Federation Of Labor is
criticised because 1t failed to GENE 10 the
aid OF the Amalsamated association in
the steel strike.
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Doctors

Consult your doctor. II ne
says, "Take Ayers Cherry J.
Pectoral for your cough"
then do as he says. II ne
tells you not to take it, then
don't take it. He knows.
Leave it with him. We are
willing. Physicians have been
our friends for 60 years.
"For FIVE years suffered with brofi.
chitis. A few weeks ago ! began 70
take Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and only
,vo bottles entirely cured me. :,
Daniel B. Lips, Alta, W. va
,s,.. ns., 500. &C. AVER CO.. Lowell Mass
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A NEW RAILWAY SYSTEM.

John w. Gates and Associates Aocred.
tied with the Move
Chicago. September "a The Chronicle o
morrow viii say that John " Gates tas
Agnoiizcd his return from Europe nv
launching new railroad system r.
announcement today brought surprise ard
CONSERVATION 20 the big trunk lin. s "a I
run from Chicago to Kansas CITY.
Gates ana his associates have hecn ouict.
" corTallug tho securities of four bank
rupt ro1dg each independent but 40 ~
n0trh ~, 20 make n continuous Inc from
West quincy on the Mississippi ia Kan.
sas lEy. on the Missouri. and 10 Council
bluus The four roads that enter into tho
new 6htes' project are tho Quincy ,u.l
Kansas city road the Omaha. Kansas CIV
and Eastern railroad: tho Kansas Cltv md
Nortntrn connecting railroad and the
Omaha snd 81 Lonls road
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COMMERCIAL

support wns lent AmaleamateI Cop
per and the downward tendency Of
stocks IN general was thus checked.
The bc1rlshncss Of the 9rain market
continued and all cereals declined farth.
CT
Cotton was weak and declined stead.
.'- rat9 the govc-auent !saucl e bull
.a1 weekly report, causEg reaction,
aad ;as c,ose was above Moaiay.
Haass. C.ty received = 100 aead Ok
TvA4a cattle ..d tAo s.a.ac; wac stnj.g
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GOLDMAN WAS RELEASED
A SIG CROWD WATCHED HER LEAVE
THE JAIL.
There Was No Demonstration Of ANY
Nind-Indulaed in Notification
Meeting.

Chicago Septemhcr - Emma Goldman
ere anarchist lecturer was llbernted today
after a two weeks Incarceration following
the assassination Of the president.
Attorney owens Of the city Informed
Magistrate Priadeyille that the upper court
had freed the men named as Miss Gold
mans ooconspha,ors and that there was
no evidence against her.
Dismissed for want Of prosecution. cali
tho next case said the Justice briefly.
and In a moment Miss Goldman was shak.
Ing hands With her anarchist friends VITO
were Ia the court
~ have emphatically no plans Tor the
future az present, She snld II have
promised 20 write articles for three maya.
zlnts ard Journals but otherwise my path
SIS unmarked
In company with Mrs Abraham Isaak
vic ~ The anarchist editor, Miss Goldman
entered q carriage and was drlgen 10 the
lsaak home curious crowd watched
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o. january % this year. 50 II he retlras
from his position AZ the time mcntioned
h. VIII have completed -Jst one year 4s
the administrative head nr. Hays ,tlu
declines 10 Discuss the matter FOR puhica.
m"uts are concerned nothing rs known of
his future plans, or who win succeed him
as president ~ the Southern rHrluc Il
secretary r. H. ingram. and assistant 10
the president. L.. H. Fltzbuch. viii rntirc
simultaneously with the president Mr.
lnEwm is expected back from the East
this week, bus the prevailing 'mpre ssnn
y that Mr. FiEhugb. who departed flr
tho East with his family a Few weeks
ago. VIII not return here I'm resume the
duties ~ his Office,
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~ this morning 10 saftig. is convinced thar
thst he viii hpld safug Subject 70 tae
saftif was arrested Monday AFTERNOON on
suspicion Of having stolen articles valued
Of "a from department store. This morn
ms Chief Desmond was taking 70 saitig
IN bis Outer olhce when detective re-
marked the striking resemblance the pris-
oner had 20 Cyogosx
saftiK kaid tnat nc had on more than one
occasion been taken for tho assassin.
The chsef irmsdlattiy look him into his
private Office and 'sweatrlN MIN for sey.
erai hours. satilg told chief Desmond
thht he would tell al be knew regarding
the plot 20 XII the president
1T was on the Monday before the presl-
dent was killed that irst knew that any
said ssftir. on nat date Frank ilsrri.
gan, an anarchist made an appointment n
meet me az the Michclobs saloon ~ this
city.
'Harrigan told me that he wanted mo
20 60 70 Buffalo With him lie said that
there Was man % We Killed, promlitpni
man. ! asked hin who II was he told
me n wait and would SEC ! consented
20 90 anil we left here Tuesday md reached
Brhnlo "wednesday evening late uartigan
gave me $50 and paid INV way there and
gave me return ticket n 81. Louis
When we got % Buffalo we went 10 a
boarding aousO whore We saw thDlgosE
tae prctilenJ Hc said he lad gone 70
Nns1ra FAILS With that View, bnt mad
tailed.
He was 10 make another ATTEMPT soon
Harngau told him mat hc had better post
pone i He said that there were so many
people present that y was sure thing
CID nd care y he was caught Hc said
ae would shoot the president where lll PEG.
pie would Know way he was Eil!ed
money C5u,a save G sim ~ wou!d 1I IL saved
Or Fglaay morning Lzlgosz told me tsis
T4s thc day t1lt tie EiI!as was TO take
o%.rs arnsAa ~ --Aa dlG s" lAa 20
pl3cea :cyo!res @ -.s a41d uadc. tac
Aa-dac.ta.e Hc ,Aed 1t Z. ! could see
tA4I tae.e Wds 2 Weapon ia ais aAAd.
ha.a t1at I could Cot
Thea ~ t0.a Ae talt ras 20 20 to
t@e Icgnplc q. MUSE. ! o1S-tr - W NJ
Tp2fas a!loae. .Ae 80 gri - NoI,l ave
Eh.i.0ubie "a gcttag a. Sgt = u-ey stop
ped ac, Nc ~ou,1 aot rs
ed. eel tae handkerchief about Els hand.
Nine was Hxcd VI t-c sane way. aaFs''
gan was 70 @ret as - tEe grounds aaa Sc
to prevent am interference.
AT the gate ! weakened ] told C.ol-
ros2 tAat would GO back and ger Hasr!san
to DO what had hren lall ort for ne. l
never saw CsnlgogZ again
~ the boarding house ! mot Harriean
Hc ,old NC thgt he had not been on thg
grounds when tho murder took place 7
feared tc take train fcr 81 louis for
fcar ~ being detained framped b. parf
q tsc way thn tlt .AF 'iNi'''
~ tooA inf LOW rla' " -, '''t@. .,.
Ha!'ik -
n.IH Ih
CITIES OF f0f NlIfu NIH'"s Na III
eNt- re 1eleH ~ H'. ia- ~, til ''is''
~ Int.E e.n, ~ ,. ,.
sasF'0aion oi kihg liun"rli "t ifAN W l'
planned s9ffls d 'b't Hautsan prc
E2c' over lAe meeting
I.oygI ai .s& NNT6rt .., s1,,,,,@-
ms IN s, .15s ON tlt, ifr rrc.lq,ut No
RIuie, yas sh,t and that ftlr two read
bulletins ~ ih' tragedy in 'rgut "i ne
nv 7p"I,l ' .''' Suits
WHOM chlrf Dcsuoud returned io hi, o.
nee fsis nrtorDf,o Ssftfc WINS confronted
rifli TNoYr.sq pu,tlt thc vaitrf y,4o .tateH
fmnnrf o. atIT that NTflig Is..Nt y
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Residence A Meria.

MeIla, Texas. September 24-Yetssr
afternoon about O'Clock Mira Atf.s4,
fine two-story residence was dlseopt4 !
be on fire and Il burned to the frss;i !
half an hour Mrs. Atkinson 81 q
daughter had TO jump from the seeoat sri
TO the ground, but not before Mrs Aa
son had her face blistered and 1 sUa
Of her dress burned 10y the blsie 1
came out Of window Loss absss fSgt
Insurance 5000
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SUMMARY OF TopAY,s IMPORTANT News.
LEGISLATIVE.

The house voted down q proposition
~ cut on debate on the appropriation
mn
speaker Princes vote saved tho girls
dormltory
Governor sayers viii veto the investi-
CATION resolution m constitutional
grounds. but viii remove the disability
and spbmit the matter
Tho house reconsidcred lts action ana
gave the railroad commission an u
asked for.
The governor may veto tho house ap.
proprlation bill.
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Cotton Rurned a V.rnon.

Vernon, TeVss, September 2l-Pir ~
mating in n car Of cotton 10 the Daisl
yards at 4;15 p. 10. yesterday, bsrrsd agl
box cars, thirty bales Of cotton 10 ste
High winds communicated the IRE .
O. AudersOn'S Ice and beer dspet, ~
WAS also a total loss. Andersou's los W
500 Insurance Fort Worth and Dsswl
City $500 on rolling stock, siSn q q
ton; insurance unknown. B., I, X
bridge material. about $500; no lnssiix,l
origin unknown.
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CRossWELL KILLED Himself
Desperate Act OF the Slayer Of s'@
When Brought to Bay

Desperate Act OF the Slayer Of 80
When Brought to bay
Kansas City. September 24-A
the Times from Rolla, Mo- ~, 4.
rounded In a barn but few pi'sA y,
the scene OF his crime, Prof Jazz &
rcll. who on Monday night niaiS'. "
sweetheart. Miss Mollle Powell
ncnt young woman Of this elu;, \
sent a bullet through his OWL w. ~
vent being lynched by 40 susS 'PsSIs
Ever since the tragedy as,f&
home Monday evening Crosswse s,,l,sss q
hiding from a large posse o 1900 4
they ransacked buildings an9 fgff
most every spot in the ely n, y
Crosswell was located y I Nd VA
center Of the town. where AIT O.
hiding probably ever since ~ r,.si < q
the Powell home, When dls ss ~ b n
70 another barn nearby ana lotfl Y
port ~ a pistol was hesLe brii n
building and when the pnrss,a -, n
they found the murderer pr SIs sstf n
fioor A bullet had pierced n's =
death was Instantaneous.
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COST OF THE REVOLUTION.
Two Hundred NJ lions Expended by
Colombia 10 Suppress II.
FOUTY.FlyE THOUSAND PEOPLE KILLED
The Disturbance Has Beer in Progress
for Two Years-Det-st Of General
Marin. Revolutionst Leader.

Washington. September "a Mall adyiccs
received NJ the Colombian legation conhrm
the report Of The defeat OF General Marin,
the revolutionary leader. who ms been
operating IN the department OF Tolimn.
General Marin himself escaping capture
Hs original force aggregated about 1000
Affairs In the border state Of Santander
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

More work Is necessary on the well
at jennings before u can Vush
new stratum Of on the seventh,
hns been found at Sour Lake
big gas How has been struck near
Vclasco.
Three new eushcrs have been brought
IN AZ Beaumont
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Austin. Texas. September q -ss'q,'
savers received n telegram from seS'n.,
at midnight, last night stating taas I.
riot had occurred there and tEir +
had been shot. This morning. ths =
received the following teleeitn,
Governor State Of Texas, Aush1;,. IA
Everything quiet at somersissi. Z.
Burleson Guard there for prolett -
turned with signal corps 10 brelsa- X.
whites and one negro Wonnuel
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II was stated that President Hays u
the Southern Pacfhc win retire from
hiss position and 60 East AZ the end Of
the year
George Could disposed n his holdings
In the Western Union Telegraph com
pany. II was stated. 70 Illustrate the
PENNSYLVANIA scheme 70 force him to
sell the wnhash
The Houston and Texas Central hled
al the papers in connection with the
recent absorption Of other lines with
the secretary Of state.
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Mis- stone snl,ltod Awnu.

London. September y. Turkish troops
says dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
from Constantinoplo rushed the village
whore Il was supposed the brlgands held
rionarv. hut they found II empty the brig
ands having gone into Bulgaria with their
captive %
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a.ca.rects sp0....t ..a..s "a; lew sc2oo.
bg.....sa
T4.t- Zone gesJ..R .caCr Got t1c.s
aa@Ea. C..cysa -tac...G... STOW
Daughters % American Revolution
select a delegate 20 State meeting
Tie Mcdonald habeas corpus case
SIN on
President brown OF the san Antonio
Fair association tolls II some Of us
prospective attractions
An explosion In a feather and carpet
rcnoyating establishment
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OFFICERS GIVEN FREE REIN.
West Hoboken Police May Take What
ever Action They Please

west Hoooken Police May axe What
ever Action They Please.
New York September - -Prctecutor Err.
Win Of Hudson county, New Jersey. has
held . conference with West Hohcken 20.
lice Officials and received report rs 10
The recent doiugs of the anarchists in that
stoao" Nj Erwin told the officers 20
take any action they might see nj, and il
81 expected a plumber OF arrest, viii be
mGde
The police claim 10 have discovered that
Mrs Bresci wife Of King Humbert's ginv.
ev, concealed part Of the truth when sh y
said the picnic which the police prevented
being held AZ CliHside park was Tor the
purpose of raising funds FOR herself and
children The officials claim that mart ~
f1ae proceeds vas 70 20 10 fund 10 aid
QulnlaE9ln' Brescfs alleged accompice.
now under arrest In Italy. another nam 10
aug Jenl and Louer two anarchists In sps.
tody 10 Switzerland and another portion 10
Rome 'F'' f'"'eu IN
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not Included In means
District Ayeran.s.
WAEM AAYs MlLL ReTlRe.

Il Is Stated that He Is Maklna Prepasa-
TORS 10 % So in December
san Francisco, September "a From
those who are near associates OF the Family
Of President Hays OF the Southern Paelne
Z Is learned that Nr Hays viii retire
frpns bis ofeee and go East IN the latter
part Of December His family Is yeaklns
Preparations 70 gIye no the Goodall resi-.
denee n MsnIo Park, and nelghboFE have
been told the famiiy's residence in cslIfor.
nis will not be prolonged after the end Of
the year.
Mr. Hrvs came esre 20 81 the presldeaey
OF re so-therr Sacihe a. the betaH5las
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FteIoht oifieers h s,ssLon.

Chicago. September - a meeting a,
freight officers Of the Western roads was
held IN Chicago today. Nearly ali OF tho
Important lines, Including n. Great Wext
etn were represented Tho meeting was
reported 10 have been harmonious ana In.
ulcatt"nS are said 70 he for stable rnfS,
for some time ""'N avs
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noMEsrlc.

8 leon czolgosz. who shot President Nc.
Kinlcy on september 9. was found
guilty u murder In the hrst degree az
Buffalo. \. y. and II was announced
that the sentence would be pronounced
on stptanbcr 20
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Columbus, Ohio, September 2A.-At a
meeting q the committee q citizens lp
tor Z suitable memorlRl 10 the late Presf
dent McKinlsy u was decided 10 sreet ~
lndnstEiai Institute on the State university
% Be raised, Il Is said. 4 Seo.Oco 1'
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Feed House at Tsylo,.

Taylor, Texas September 81 "A
house with Its contents belonging b y,
mack 4 sturgis was DESTROYED By ii. b
morning. The building was vel as,s
with proyender Loss estimated ii ~
insurance $3.50. Origin Of Are sasd . ~
been sparks from the switch enEaA
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-eovERNoR oeoeo TAYLoR MARRIED

Former Chief Executive Of Tennessee
Captured an Alabama Widow
Tuscaloosa. Ala, September %, Former
Governor Robert L. Taylor Of ROCKVILLE,
Tenn. and Mrs Alice Fits HIm Of Mont
gomery, Ala were married at CArlst
eAurcA IN this place tAis afternoon at 4
o'clock, Ms Hin u . daughter Of Hon.
JAmse X Ritta OF tails place, tfeagprsr %
the state university and dead OF the bank.
ing aeuse Q; J. n. Fits 4 co.
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CABINET MEETING.
Decisions as to Appointments Made by
Mr.. Mckinley.

Mr.. MCKINLEY
Washington, September % Secretaries
Gage and Wilson. Attorney General Knox
and Postmaster smith were the only mem.
hers q the cahIuct present az to-day meet
INK The status ~ the reciprocity trea ties
now pending before congress Nas discussed
hriety, the president plainly Indicating by
ais rcnIurks that ne believed strongly Ia
the reciprocity principle
After an exchange " views on the sub.
Jcct, IL was decided that the appointments
made by the late president where no com.
missions were issued owing 10 his Illness
aud death should date from the time Priest
dent Roosevelt signed the commissions.
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scHLEY INQUIRY.

Judge J. " Wilson, senior counsel for
Schley, died suddenly, necessttating
temporary suspension ~ the inquiry.
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Fairfield, Texas September 2-'N
Iycy, a grocery merchant OF this plast-
placed his business 10 the hands o :. z
El.uco and IS paying of bis creGile,s ~ y 4
cents on the dollar. liabilities aeeg' -
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oakland. Cal. septembeE Aloe Kenne-
dy failed TO stand up before James J JET
fries for four rounds tonight being put
ont in the last round.
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ScrOfMh
This root Of many evils


Glandular tumors. assesses, plmples
and other eutaneous erup,ions. sore
ears. inflsmed eyelids ricketts,. dyspep.
STA. eaisrrh. readiness to catch cold
and inability to get rid Of (, easily. pale
ness. nervousness and other ailments
including the eonsumpiive tendency
Can be completely and permanently
removed no matter how young OF old
the sufferer
hoods SArsApAriliA was given the daughter
Il sllas vernopy. WawArsing. n Y. who had
broken out With scrofula sores all over her
faes and bead The nrst bottle helped hei
and When she had taken sir the sores we're ell
healed ard her fAcs was smooth. He writes
mat she has sever shown AnY sign Of The
ssrofnia retaining
M0ae,e &aF-gaRarilIa
Promises 10 cure and kesps the
promise Ask your dnegis, for u
To-day and accept no substitute.
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THf FIRE RECORD.
House at Mckinney

Mckinney, Texas, September IA =
house belonging to VI. II. Byrae n, 4
stroyed By ire today.
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AeRAHAMs LINcolNs REMAINS
To Be Put Away Soon Never 10 Be
Disturbed Again.

Springfield. IN. September 24-The re.
mains Of Abraham lincoln viii soon ne put
away for all time. never 10 he disturbed
again 10 accordance With the wish OF his
son. Robert 7. Lincoln, An excavation ar
teen feet deep Is being made beneath the
casket Will be placed IL VIII he surround
ca By an iron cal sc which Is 20 pc Embedded
and made part Of solid concrete block
eight by eight feet and thirteen feet long
The transfer WIN be made after the return
o. Governor Yates.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Old Firm to Retire.

Gonzales. Texas september 23'-fisls
Bros. one Of the Oldest and stroas,s' -
IN Gonzales, will retire from buslHsiA
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ard Works OFT the Cold.
Laxative IRON 3 Quirlne Tablets curs Z
so'd ~ one DAY. No nhs@- No FAY. Priee
. eeutG
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A SPECIAL MISSION

In the interest Of the Beers to
Be Scrt
Brussels. sept,mhcc q The snir
TODAY prints \ dispatch from rh1
Hague saving that Ny Kruger has
decided to send . special mission to
President Roosevelt
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VV1IlIEIus % 4 p1lDIuI tnFBIVNI ~ .-v-47I 81
Narieocsle By an original method OF ps,x%
tectsd By me, and used exclusively IA ny passs =
cure these diseases gently. and IN nsl',,-..sss
without loss OF time from business ~ rs,n ~
painless there Is no cutting eautsfiiiss -
thorough and permanent. ...,, -
Those afflicted With Structure or 49, 49,. . ~
sveiy advertised Your condition neeas -1ssrfas W
ton and experiments often result n g.nsrs ~ q
specially 10 meet 81 sym ptonlsA 30. Il ~. n
cured moro eases thar any Other palx u ttessF vi
been given the seVerrst test. can ev Is ~
est time consistent with medical ss,sslA 1870
reputation has been buit up solely "A
mate methods. "A afFi.f ~
FOR xeif eIsmiastlon blanks explalpink ~ MS ~
Of home treatment. lty epeelaltl 49,. fstElA
er ana urinary caWntatnka. etc. III
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Structure and VariCocele
Cured PalnlessV

.r ssi' Vim no s s.' .t s@.s ., sD.r'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28

tendance for such a rainy night, and the
close attention paid by the audience tes-
titled to the interest felt. Few present
will be willing to miss hearing DR.. Gal
braith should he speak here again.
Friday evening the Epworth League
will serve sugar supper, with the assur-
ance that the sugar used will be new and
up-to-date-in fact, a genuine twentieth
century sugar supper. Mrs. W. E. Row
ell has charge and everything will be as
it should.
The theme Of the pastors lecture next
Sunday evening will be the one previous
1y announced, "Half Bakedn'
The Ladies' Aid society is to meet for
the annual session and election of Off
GERS next Wednesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. A full attendance Of the men,
bers is desired.
Preparations for the Dollar party
Wednesday, April 10th, are going for
ward, and an interesting time is assured;
particulars next week. Keep it in mind.
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Methodist Episcop al Church.

On Tuesday evening, in place of the
regular devotional service, the Rev. John
Galbraith, D. D., pastor of Bromfield
street church, Boston, preached on the
League topic, the text being Cor. 8; 9.
The speaker handled his theme with
marked ability, was earnest and impress
sive throughout, and frequently eloquent,
as he tried to show, or as he put it, to
hint what no man could tell, the wealth
which Christ laid aside, the poverty to
which he descended for our sakes, and
the riches which He designed to bestow
upon us by so doing; from these points,
copiousIy illustrated, he sought to indi-
cate the magnitude of "our Indebted
ness to Christi There was good at