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The Coconino sun., 1902-04-12

E. E. Ellinwood came in from King man Thursday night where he has been attending court. The work of the court was completed yesterday. Mir. Ellinwood will remain here until after the session of District Court next week.
 Geo. H. Stakeholder and wife, T. S. Fish and wife of South Bend, Ind, and John Jacob Otter and wife of Louis. vile, Ky, came in on the flyer from the west and are visiting the points of interest in this vicinity. The party have been visiting Pacific coast points for several weeks past and are on their way to their eastern homes.
The Coconino sun., 1902-04-12

Mrs. Harry c. Miller, of Winslow spent several days here visiting he1 sister, Miss Beasley.
The Coconino sun., 1902-04-12

R. B. Walton of Phoenix spent several days here this week.
The Coconino sun., 1902-04-12

If you are in need of spring suit, one that is of the latest style both as to cut of garments and goods, and at a price that you can afford, call on P. R. Weatherford x Co. and look over the samples and leave your measure. A perfect fit is guaranteed. They keep everything in the line of gents fur uishiuQs,
The Coconino sun., 1902-04-12

J. w. Power and w. H. Power and wife returned yesterday from the new road from Oak creek to Verde valley. w. H. Power, who is the county sur veyor, says the road Is an excellent one and will be of a great deal of benefit to Flagstaff.
 President F. M. Murphy of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix railroad will arrive in Phoenix from the south on April 20. He will leave New York to- day and will leave Chicago on Satur- day night on the Rock Island for Fl Paso. Before coming to Phoenix he will visit Bisbee where he will remain a couple of days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
BONDS TO BE ISSUED
And the Protection Of Galveston Is
land Provided For.
THE VOTE WAS NEARLY UNANIMOUS
JubiIation in the City Was Begun Early
in the Afternoon and the Supply OF
Horns Ran Out

Galveston, Texas, March % There Is re
loicine In Galveston tonight ON every
maud citizens arc Wild with delight ovcr
the result Of the election today The think
Ing people Of the city have realized for
some time that the future Of Galveston
depended upon her providing adequate pro.
lection for the lives and property of it's
Inhabitants Tho FIRST step in that dircc-
tion was made when the board Of engineers
was employed to draw up plans Tor pro.
tcotivc wall against the storms with which
this island has been visited in the past.
When the report of the engineers was re
ccNcd recommending that a wall he built
which would he strong enough tu with
stand the waters of the gulf and that the
grade OF the city be- raised. the cost OF
Which work WAS estimated NJ about s.,
dOv. OCu. there was ittlc or no hesitation
about taking up the work II is true there
were II few who doubted the ability Of a
city I'm the Impoverished condition of Cal
weston TO raise such 20 large sum of money,
However their holder brothers at once
took M the work. aud il was decided hr,t
to build ibc wall and keep out the gulf
which alone threatens he safety ~ life,
and then take M TIE matter of filling In
tho city attcrward. The >cI wall proper
VIII cost SlINU.OUN aud the county com-
ntsSiunorH have already agreed TO Issue
this amount Of hOuds iu ease the required
authority was granted Ht the election. NJ
The election today HE required authority
was granted aud the bonds Will he issued
with rs little delay as possible
The people OF Galveston. both rich and
poor. came forward and subscribed for tic
bonds even before their issuance was ahso.
rtrDy assured ana now the greater portion
oi tho bonds have already hccn subscribed.
The son wall d, then assured aud with
1t the future of Galveston looks bright 81
than It has since tho great storm of 1900.
4 was a great crisis in the history ~ the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
nan Teaoue Has Reen Arrested.

Navasota, Texas March 2o.-Dcputy Shcr-
IN John Z. Cuttercll and Policeman Dick
Black placed under arrest this morning Dan
Teague, under charges Of completely in the
murder OF the railroad man at Somervlle
some months ago
men who was alleged to have come up on
the crowd Of white rallroaders under cover
OF the depot and opened FIRE with the re-
esult that a brakeman named Long wa'
aNlled
&" rasterday league came back here and
" ,ernalized with his friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
|ERMs OF FITzSIMMONS
H,s TeIegraphed Them 10 Los
Angeles Athletic Club.
. REGARDED AS VERY EXAcTlNG
f. u,,.s rs Per Cent OF the Gate Re-
u ~. With a Guarantee Of Twenty
VIZ five Thousand Dollars.

"a ,,,.l.s. Cal, March eo.-Mansger
20 81 the Century Athletic club re.
800 telegram from Fitzslmmons snort
II ..,ore noon today stating the conditions
rhich he would accept the club
10 null of the proposed hight with
4 ,rrIes In this city.
n ~. +ext Of Fitzsimmons' message has
Il !. h.,n given out but 1t is understood he
y. to- X per cent of the gate receipts
sparautee Of SIS. 600. This combines
~ the clubs original bids Of $25.oN
,sb purse or 75 per cent of the gate re-
[,lnts without a guarantee. and raised by
Zoo and ; per cent Of the third bid Of ~
~" ,ont of the gate receipts and s. ON
~ w.. Manager McCarry and his as
4 Mates. James +. Morley and John Brink.
~ In consultation and Will not MAKE
tnovn their plans until decision is
[ssched They will reply to Fitzslmmuns
proposition. ,...,,.., ,-t,
~ suggestion that the New Yorker can
Rsve ANYTHING to say about prices to the
<sht and complimentary tickets What
Fit,simmons said in his message today is
trnnosed 10 have been to the effect that
fhe matter NJ prices anu tlchets couIu ne
arranged later.
a President McCarry Of the Century clul
aststed this afternoon that he had received
tFItlsimmons telegram and had replied in
3behalf Of the club.
a "FitEslmmons is too exacting." said No
Marry He combines two Of our propnsi
ttions and wants both. We still think 0uI
,bld Of a $4,000 cash purse Is the hest t.
Ia had aud perhaps Fitzslmmons viii com,
Ia see II that way We have replied to
his telegram, hut | am not ready to sta
sthe conditions therein. An answer is OK
pected tonight however. II II comes We
. will know Just whore we stand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
A PECULIAR CASE.
It Is Now Awaiting Disposition by the
Federal Court.

Paris. Texas March 17,-Among the
prisoners in Jail nero awaiting disposition
OF their cases at the approaching term Of
the Federal court is one vita an interest
Ing history. he was convicted twelve years
ago OF passing counterfeit money ON mcr
chant al Honey Grove. lie was uuiy -!
wears old al The time and lived In the ter
Iitory north II Honey Grove Judge Alex
Boarman ot thc Western district OF Louis
lana presided az the term at which he WAS
convicted. Judge Sabin Of Galveston hnv-
ing recently died and his sIccc ssnr not yet
having been appointed He made his cs-
cape before sentence was passed on him
and went TO Perry county. ARK, where he
has resided continuously siurc. IIc drop
ped his right name and assumed another
Re became q prominent citiZcn Of Casey,
Ark. acquired considerable property and
obtained great influence among pnblc Of.
metals and other citizens. 4 person with
real or supposed grievance against him
who was acquainted with the secret of hi-
being fugitive. gave him away to The
Arkansas officers, who communicated with
The United states marshais ufice hero
and learned that they had been correctly
Informed Ills Arkansas friends vii
mako strong effort To have his convic
ton set aside or 10 secure as light sen
tcnce for him as possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
sTHE RECIPROCAL BILL
liz WAS INTRODUCED AS A RESULT
OF THE REPUBLICAN DECISION.
THE Question Of Carrying the FIGHT to
the Floor of the House Is Now
Being Discussed.

\ vs.hinc,or Nt,r,, 10 ,,h.
4 ~ "''' u''n iaH Nv
OF tne Nays ana means committee today
Introduced the following hill entitled "A
hin IN Provide for Co,.,nro.,oi ,.,. ~.
,,,. ~, 81 i""e MA
lions WIN una as result OF the repnb
Dcan decision last night.
THAT for the purnoce ~ se.,ri,- ,.,.,t
vocsl trade relations U-i+b ,-nlo ~ ,s.
dent is hereby authorized s,,,, Nv 4, ,, ea
he after tho est,biisbmen+ ~ a,, ,,,uS
dent government in Cuho ana A. -
ment by said rovernrent 81 i,,,,i 49, 49,,
and exclusion law mil AZ raltriti - = W.. ~
Immigration as tha InT. ~, '''I,T "i
States IN outor into nngotIotioos 0.i,h ~
government with yiey Of tbe ar,.o ,co,,a,,
n a commercial agreement IN WHEN roci
procal and ennivalcn. ronceseions n,o, 10
secured in favor Of Tho nroducts o,,d -,
facture, of the T-nited Statos h,, w 70 ~
duty which shall he loss ~ on, n,e,t
equivslep, IN At least ~ no., non, ~ ~.
loren mon such products and mnnnfoctrres
than m, ratcs i,noI - nuu ',hnut n luIeF
tcles when in,nortod into P"% ,,I,o f ,n' ar,
most favored az othcr countrjac arh bii
not be greater than tho ratae i,,n,scd H..
the United states unnn tbo litn or,i.ia,s
Imported from cuba, ana ,,-I,ono,'a, ~
government Of Cuba shall on,ct .i,cL n, ,,,t
grafton and exclusion laws ana shoii ortnr
into such conmercial "grcr,,cr, Tith IN
United States and sha1i mar, ls,,,,5 ,,'r
cesslous In favor Of tho nrcdwrts ana -, I'M.
facture thereof as oforesnid ana u-bich
sgreer ent In the iudrment ~ mo rrosiJant
shall 10 recinrorai and aouivoInnt he si,,,i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
THE Fight IN BOSQUE.
If WOOten Wins He viii Be Assured
of Nomination.
BEALL IS MAKING A HARD CONTEST
II the Ellis County Man Wins Hill County
Win Have the Say as to Who Is to
Be Congressman.

,,- - 1,.-.h 10 49,, --.,--. -
haUas' ieNas' NarVh ~ nc contest for
the democratic nomination for congress for
mo tIrth district has uRrroyycd down =,
,,,'........., t,,,1i,, - 49, =, n.u,,
N'Hei N''i'''" W i'"'''
and Hon. Jack \. Bcal of WnNahachie. By
his victory at the polls In Dallas county
las, SATURDAY. Mn. Wootcn rcuoycd Two of
las' H"'u'u"N w "'u'Vn 'V"'V.'u wv" vi
his opponents lions H. H. !" hnigbt ana
W. H. CLARK. from his path MIR Wooten $
,.i,,r,i,,, o,cr MIR Kniqbt was 15,H and HE
-. "a, -. ,,,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
He Eicld Aaainst sIaYden.

Lamrasas Texas March 2' Judge slater
IF IIsno was here YESTERDAY in III" interest
or his congressional candidacy. Tho Judge
of course. did not expect 10 canvass this
county. which is Judge Browning HON"
also candidate But from Judge slater
remarks il is TO he inferred thai h. looks
Tor. a locked convention; that Mr. Siardcn
Win lack n fcw votes of getting lher' a1I
mat political lightning may strk most
am Quo Of tho four aspirantS afoT IN.
fourth or NTH ballot Tho ont o'k now "
something like tho hcld against Slay1cn
throw M tho coin and take Your choice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Croeshccck. Texas. March -. ". u.
Brown of ihis place will this week an
nouncc ms candidate for representative
for Limestone county
Cuero, Texas. March ~ Mr. - w. \ush,
chairman Of the county democratic tNc"u
tive committee has called meeting ~ the
committee at Cuero, saturday, March -
to arrange for conventions, etc.
Caldwell, Texas. March -. In req G.
au inquiry from County Judge AlcNundc
the attorney general has ruled that the
law does not require saloons Ia be closed
GU the day of primary elections.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
NUMBER OF SKELETONS FOUND.
Believed They Are the Bones OF White
Men Slain by Indians.

TAYLOR, Toxins, March 20 Mr. clyde
Stearn while making an excavation Ia
Lancsport, in this county few days ago
for the erection of fuel oil tank to supply
hs gin with Beaumont oil. found four
skeletons Of men about -four feet below the
surface. who had apparently been thrown
in AMI covered NJ hurrledly with their faces
downward The homes ana teeth were
much decayed and evidently had not been
buried longer than nifty years. The homes
indicated that they belonged TO the Can
asian or American race Of white men ana
were probably killed Ia hattie with Indians
~ 1851 or is52. The Indians ware nerf
troublesome about that time and annihilat-
ed the Mexican settlement In Ditch Val.
lev net far from lanesport. and Killed and
drove of al the whites IN that action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Rev. Sid Williams al LittIc Rock.

little Rock, Ark, March 1s.--EvsnGelist
sioney ]. Williams Of Texas arrived in
u4tue Rock Monday morning. Mr.. VIII
nsms thinks the outlook fine for great
S.eting; All Of the partition walls have
Ss sn taken ont Of the First church In or
te 70 seat the crowds. The church failed
70 hold the crowds the frst night of the
"a tngs. Quite a number stood for prayer
c Gu one was received into the church. FIX
rmoselrnor Engle and wife are attending the
srs ethgs, Equally as many men as women
ins. attending these meetings The meet
snffs conducted at Arkadelphia Ark. re-
wI.S IN q large number Of conversions,
tIst h htT,three additions to tho First Bap,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
West La Porte's Municipal Ticket,

La Porte. Texas. March 20. AZ mass
meeting held tonight in West LIT Porte Che
following municipal ticket was nominated
and there is every prospect that IT wili be-
..1cces-fu!: Mayor ~ McNcin; aldCrmeu,
pr j Rcazlcy. b. NJ. savers. T.. ! stout.
". VI. Icncsan i r. Thomas: 1arshaN
W. H. Rowe. recorder. G.. II. lan~naN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
HE sIoRY FROM ITS START.
Otis Tells How Outbreak Between Fill
ninos and Americans Occurred.


Washington, March 10 General Otis con
tInned his testimony before the senate
Phllipnine committee today. Referring T.
his order Of September S, 1898, directing
tho withdrawal Of the insurgent troops out
side tho dcfenScS OF Manila, General Gus
cXplaiued that committee from AEulh
aldo's cabinet visited him.
General Otis said he did not give the IN,
surgcnts actual permission To occupy Tue
block houses which Aguinaido claimed hau
been given What he had Sald was;
don't care anything about the block houses;
We are not going 10 take possession ol
them
General Otis said that Aguinado had dc
mandcd NJ General Merritt me rGnt q"
occupy the palace aud 10 mako apron
ments in the civil gov eminent. which caused
General Merritt to cable washington tuI
instructions The reply was that there
must he no dual OCCUPATION OF Mann,
General Otis said he had cahicd WashluG-
Ton, saying that the taking OF lloilo meant
war In the Islands, and hagW SeCeiNed w
response IN defer action. ~ ne ~
until the insurgents madeI X on me
United States forces In No &c etc "a J.,
he said, issued his proclamt slatASN @dins
military authority to all pas Faf ,,e9, ,fvnn,,
peIago under instructions regtN y en- ~
Senator Carmack called sctorsLo ~ 20
the difference between theAs the'> 4
by the president in his not \ *. :,
that contained I'm his lOti in Aus y
and asked why he had ae exnresN ~ 9
ful rule. authority mpst monoT\,e ~
prPmc." iostofdCe 4 y
General otis explained rcxaS TIT ,,HC
instructions Of the preside ollsts-contrNNt IS
he was afraid they would hf taxes rs
| assist the Aguualdo govehe banks an,<Ne
the people of Luzon markahle that &
Senator Patterson askedress is mid urN>
the idea Of The Filipino ,antir y 81 tutiocN
the hopes and aspiration the pos tive detiN
was a mistaken one IN the state. who's
"NO.' said General Otomers' check are
his ambitions" the state depart
Speaking very delihe' their accounts With
he was sent over froue not only "a. count
purpose Of driving th1ut 10 an other In
then attacking the Ainte. II Is an stab
We have the papers g cent Of an the bnsi
te An. hv check
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
A Maccabse Entertainment.

SIoesheeck. Texas, March CON last
n' the Knights and Ladies' Of the Mae
aOeeS had a special meeting. state Com
5nuef j. r. sawtelie az Waco being
Sw1sent. Knights Of Pythias and their
eTsnt We're Invited. The exercises OF the
strung consisted OF music vocal and in
by nv htgl, talks, and charades, and a drill
wkIsh Ladies or the Maccabees, after
Er.n dainty luncheon was spread.
one present enjoyed the evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
eRANn JuRY IS AT WORK.

Ea7T0Ts d7U TdTTT 0TTV0V7 ~ VIC "0TT''
Primary Were Seized.
Dallas Texas, March 20 The Dallas
county grand Jury is after the illegal VOTERS
who are alleged TO have operated In tn
Dallas county democratic primary election
an saturday last The grand jury toIay
seized and took possession of the ballot
boxes tally sheets. pole lists md return
sheets us,u In tho rity precincts. rhose
are locked In Inc his steel vault Of County
Treasurer Hall subject 10 the order NJ th"
grind Jury or tho courts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Oakland Results.

san Francisco, March % six furlongs,
selling kidoe, Ned Dennis. Loyal $,
limo III
rive and q half furlongs selling Royal
Rogue, Lass Of LanGdon. dwight Way.
iimc O"
Three nnG q half rurlonGs hzon1 ora
viva. Ron \ mi Time -.
SIX furloucs. selling nuokoy, February,
School tor scandal Time ~.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling Horton,
Jim Hale. Black nicL Time $50
Six furlongs selling quiet. Miss Mae
DAY. John RoggS Time III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

Texarkana. Texas, Mi
Kelly, a wealthy salool
was convicted in the
Bowie county at New
nf arson. His punt shin
in the penltentisry h
setting his saloon on mr.
when the insurance Z
ease .up and prosecuted
above given kally TO-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

the district court He did not change from
his cool manners and nothing could he per
roived that would denote even slight iu'
diratiou Of breakdown lie was charged
with the murder of the six members or
tho Earl family. He entered plea OF not
guilty. He Was rcmanded 10 jail TO await
trial about April Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
COTTON PRODUCT COMPANY.

One Wearing the Name OF Texas In
corporated in New York.
Albany y. Y, March 2o-1he Texas
cotton Products company was incorporated
oere today with capital Of Sl,OOOpO 10
eln ana clean cotton aud cotton seed and
10 press aud bale lint cotton; TO manufac-
ture and refine cotton seed oil and other
%ls and products and to manufacture soap,
..ssIuh2ers cellulose, pulp and paper from
me cotton plant and cotton and lincn
Hsareads The principal offices viii he IN
New York City
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
WAS AT DEATHS MERCY
he Led in The Flight Stakes from
Start 10 Finish.
WERE THREE WINNING FayORITES
They Were Chorus Boy, Death and San,
lazsrus-The Weather Was Clear
and the Track Was Fast.

New Orleans. March 2o.-Chorus Boy.
Death aud Sam Lazarus were the winning
favorites. Death had the Flight stakes Vt
his mercy, leading from start to finish and
winning very clcvcrly by "a length. Wealth
or clear aud track fast.
Seven furlongs Chorus Boy. Boot, The
Messenger. Time l;2si2
Handicap, mile and quarter Wood.
trlcc. Jessie Jarboc. I.indcucla Time
2:0Sis
Selling. seven furlougs -Four Leaf CO
Flight stakes six furlongs Death. Mag.
gie Davis, Barbara Frcitcnic. Time 1:li
Gentlemen riders, milo and seventy
Yards sam Lazarus. Chancery, Harvey -,
Time 1:ii%.
selling. mile and onc.sixtceuth Rani>h.
Ida Ledford, Van Hoorebckc rimc rs.
Selling, seven furlougs Lady Wads.
worth, Bertha Nell leon Time lbs,
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
Mile and onc.SiXtccnth Loves Lubcur no
Gautama lo7. Sarila. Elsie Barnes lo5
Merida. Gracious lO2. Paul BAIT Navilu,
So, Elcctrolytic go Rose OF May IS
Half-mllc. selling Rosanca t06, Honda
lG3 Lizzie Brooks %. ROYAL Dec1ivcr sc
Step Around. Little Giant ~. Fairy Like
Miss shamrock 81.
Three cighths Of mile. selling Majoi
Nansr ll3, Mr.. Phiuizy 10, Jcua los
Swordsman loI. Dr. stephens lul, Mcgg.
90, klngstcuc 30.
Handicap. milc Seyoy III loftcr Gr.ut
M rs. Petit Matrc %, Johnny McCarty
Eva Rice 90
Six furongs Marie Bell lOT. King Ford
Pyrrho Lon Woods Balm NJ Giload. (
Samelson Moderator lC3. King Tltius TO-
Miss Barney 9S, TuckpaW A6.
Mile and seventy yards Jessie .lnrho'
no Imp. Albula in7. McWiluams loi. 10
utpr 100 Erpn AdmleS on IhnTlp4
Crosby, Northumberland Blocker - Bon
mic Halle. Prince Zrno 81.
Mile and one eighth. selling Socnp3 lul
vi Moran. ice Doughty 10 BENTLEY y G
Woodstock %. Afro "a, Homage 50, Lilu
Lois 50.
clear and fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

PORT Az PRINCE, Hayt, The political
situation Is critical rnc authorities con.
tnuc making arrests
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

N the SLsllc. WHO'S
toners check arF
the state departs
their accounts With
. not only "a count
mt 10 al other in
ate. II Is an stab
cent Of all the bnsi
rv Is don . bv check,
I'd on the peonle ~
rs M Austin M on
Nv the INABILITY NJ
IN a leg'tlmat" W.
,nhect'on on the IN
IL who make laws
Lon ron the adyan'
The state and nv
ssage ~ q aw cre-
- rather depc sito r. 9.
States In the Union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-04

TIST:-Services at the Christian Science
Reading Rooms. Purinton Rl1iIding SIN
day at 1915 A. NJ, subject: Are sin
Disease and Death Real?" Text: Ezekiel,
si:io 10 "Wednesday evening meeting at
10 +. M.
FRIENDS CHAPEL: A. n Smith will
speak, Sunday morning at 1910 O'Clock:
Sunday school at the close of the SER
vices; prayer meeting in the evening ar
o'clock: prayer meeting "Wednesday even
ing at 73o: chiIdreu's meeting Saturday
afternoon at $50
waTEp SrpEE,r cocpr.1 ,,1cC1oN.
c,,nd,,, ot,,I ~. 70 % n, FL.
;na y, u1 :" 90 N 70 a. VI. s4spei liee.
nisht or a,, ~ Moi I p;,, eEsIs
,rt, 1917 sn ~ pIpIe Ieauihs
a,,n,, soas az 40 ,oo NJ. re.ulhs room
- wn enety 10y ~ : 81 dn1 n al CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-04
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Which All Are Cor
daily Invited to Attend.

FREE BAPTIST CHURCH: Prea ching
at 1870 A. NJ. by +. II. Peckham of Lew
iston: other services at usual.
UNITARIAN CHURCH. Rev f. f.
Newbert: Services at 1890 A. NJ. with
at 11.50.
ST BARNABAS' CHAPEL. Bangor st
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity:-Sun-
day-school at 2.4o +. NJ: Evening Praye-
at $50 =. NJ.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
State Street:-High mass at 10 A. NJ.
Vespers and Benediction of Blessed Sac
rarlent at 80 =. NJ
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. North
ern avenue: Meeting al 1890 A. NJ: Sun
day school at Il NJ; social service in the
evening at I: prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening at 40.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES will
be held on Sunday at 10.45 A. NJ. at No
40 State street: subject: Are Sin. Dis
ease and Death Real" Also "Wednesday
evening at AS.
ST. MARKS CHURCH, Rev. Geo. +.
DeSen, rector:-1 y. NJ. Holy Com
munion; 9.45, Slnday-school: II. Mathis
litany and sermon. followed by infant
baptism; 80 p. NJ, Evensong and SER
mon.
uNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Rev c. A.
hayden, pastor:-Morning services al
fSo, sermon by the pastor, communion
VIII be observed at close of sermon; sun
day.school at noon: union service OF
Junior and Senior Unions at o'clock
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN-