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Evening star., 1902-04-12


trict of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia, fair tonight and Sunday; fresh
westerly winds
Weather conditions and general forecast
The lake storm of Friday has made little
progress eastward, being central this morn
ing over eastern Lake Huron. A second
storm has developed since Friday In the
southwest and is separated from the lake
storm by long ridge of high pressure.
The weather has been generally fair In
all districts, except the lake region and in
Oklahoma southern Kansas, Arkansas.
land and the eastern portion of the middle
Atlantic states, where there have been light
showers.
1t was warmer Friday in the middle At
lantfc states and somewhat cooler In the
upper lake region, Illinois and Indiana.
Fair weather Is indicated tonight and
Sunday in the Ohio valley. the middle and
south Atlantic states, also in the east gulf
states and lower Mississippi valley. There
will be light rain tonight along Lake Erie
and eastern Lake Ontario, and in extreme
northern New York
The temperature changes will be unim-
portant.
On the middle Atlantic coast fresh wester-
ly winds will continue. On the lower lakes
fresh to brisk northwesterly winds will
prevail tonight, diminishing Sunday. On
the south Atlantic and east gulf coasts the
winds will be mostly light and variable.
Steamers which depart today for Eu-
TopedI ports Will nave 1r6Sh westerly WlnQS
and fair weather to the Grand Banks
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the wea ther
bureau for the twenty-four hours begin
ming a p. m. yesterday:
Thermometer. April II, pm, 6S; pm,
81; u midnight, 81; April II. am, AS; S
m, "a; noon, GO; pm, g. Maximum,
GS, at pm, April IL; minimum, AZ, at q
am. April L.
Barometer-April II, 4 pm. 1884; pm.
29s9; am, 1913; noon, 29.S4; 2 pm, 20.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
a m: Great Falls, temperature, 4S: condi-
ton, 4; Dalecarlia reservoir temperature,
rs; condition at north connection. /; condi-
tion al south connection. 3; Georgetown dis
tr1buting reservoir, temperature 40; condi-
tlon at influent gatehouse. 4; condition at
eff1uent gatehouse. 4; Washington city res
ervoir, temperature, 40; condition at in
fluent. 16; condition at eff1uent, 10.
Tide Table
Today-Low tide. 4:51 am. and 5:41 pm :;
high tide, 1856 am and Ii f:26 pm.
Tomorrow-Lo& tide, 5:54 m and Gas
pm; high tide, II 90 am.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 5:2s am. sun sets, 6:34
pm.
Moon sets, II :2S pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:26 am
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted ff-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished d
Iorty-flve minutes before sunrise.
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Deaths in the District

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the twenty-fou
hours ending at noon today:
Tilghman Crawford. "a years; Annie E.
Howser. 64 years; Charles B. Walker, IS
years; Ely Logan. 80 years: Frank Clem-
ents, 40 years; Zaidee ]. Smith. As years;
Henry Price, 10 years; Charles Jamison
45 years; Henry Eldoras Patterson, AZ
years; c. R. Craig 81 years; Sandy r.
Turner, 36 years; J. Albert Perine. 80
years; Victor Ross. % years; Wilfred Red
mond, years; Walter Walker, 3 years;
Ruth Punch. years; Leroy Jefferson, l
year; Lillian w. Norman. 1 year; Clarence
Garrison, 33 days.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
White-John HI. Gordon and Louise Voeg-
ler; Ernest L. Meeker of Morristown, ".
j., and Della Shanaghan of Hyde Park, n.
j.; William King and Annie c. Deems.
both of Baltimore. Md; Ralph Klein of
Frederick county, Md, and Susan Hopkins
Of Messicks, Va; Frederic p. Dewey, jr..
and Maude Woodland; Allan b. Powell and
Lizzie f. Luthardt, both of Baltimore. Md.
Coloresl-Frank Buckner and Lulu Jack
SON. both of this city.
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Julian Castillo Slaughter and others to-
day instituted proceedings in equity against
Daniel A. Slaughter and Others asking the
court to appoint receiver to take charge
Of sum of money which was due the late
James E. Slaughter from the Mexican gov
ernment. and to adjudicate the claims to
the money advanced by those who are par
ties to the suit.
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Dies Aboard a Train.

Chaplain r. Craig. thirty-seven years old,
died on a railroad train yesterday after
noon while on his way from Asheville, n.
c., to his home In Baltimore. When the
train reached this city the coroner was no
tilted. He gave a certificate which allowed
friends of the deceased to take the body to
Baltimore.
The deceased was a carpenter and builder
and lived at $50 North Arlington avenue,
Baltimore. He had the consumption and
had been in North Carolina for his health.
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At Eairview.

From the New York Mall and EXPRESS.
German nightmares fill most of the stalls
IN the Bryan barn.
Evening star., 1902-04-12

Fire in the Southern Plow Works at CO.
lumbus, Ga, did damage estimated at
300, 600.
Evening star., 1902-04-12

The, Willis corporation tax bill and the
Cole excise tax bill have passed the Ohio
senate and are now laws.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4, b, M. NCNDEIL. UERETOFOKE

NOTICE., B. NJ MUNDELL, HERETOFORE
trading the Mundell Hygeia Relish Co. Of
Anscostia. u. c., beg to inform my customers,
friends and the public, that l have this day
ing and preserving. including good WILL trade
name mark all assets; profits emoluments per-
Hygeia Relish Co Of washington, D. C., which
has been Incorporated under the law Of the state
Of Delaware, and that my services have been
retained by the company. the manager for
their factory plant and, that all debts or
Obligations Que and payable to me, pertaining to
the aforesaid business, now made payable to
the Mundel Hygeia Relish Co. at their business
office. Is Warder Bldg, Washington, ID: G.. and
they are hereby authorized by to collect, ae-
cept and receipt for same their hand and
seal, and | further beg to thank you for your
tinuance Of In behalf of my successors
who. with increased facilities and capital, will
Witness my hand and seal this 4th day Of AIril,
1902.
B. NJ. MUNDELL (SeaD
Witness: JOS. II. ATKINSON.
Notice-To whom it may The old
customers and the public that we have this day
and packing as heretofore carried on by B. ".
Mundell in the Of the Munden Hygeia
any debts, obligations or liabilities. which the
aforesaid Mundell may owe, but who continues
tory, and.we beg TO solicit the continuance of
the patronage of the old customers and share
Of the public at large. With new improved factli-
ties. coupled with the necessary capital. will
enable us to supply the increasing demands for
THE MUNDEIL HYGEIA RELISH CO.,
Washington. y: G. April 4, 1902.
THOMAS H. HALL, President.
JOSEPH X. ATKINSON, Secretary Treasurer.
THuS- F. HANLoN, Corporation Lawyer, Attor-
ROCHDALB COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
MI ss ssls in Hal, oio:s
sent your trade card at door
H. c. EMERY; Secretary,
ap1a-3t 635 G st. NV.
OFFICE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS:
The pressure in the GAS STREET MAINS Of
this city will be materially reduced between the
hours of am. and O'Clock pm. on Sunday,
April 10, 1907 FOR the purpose OF making con.
nection of mains at the corner of 2lst and NJ
SITS. NV.
1t WILLIAM B. ORME. Secretary.
NOTICE. WISH TO INFORM MY FRIENDS AND
ag 9S m m pGs The a at M wh od
flee. sth and F, where l would be pleased to
see and serve them with the same energy and
1t sAM'L C. HILL sth and F.
DEFORMITIES CORRECTED BY APPARATUSES
applied according TO anatomical principles
ed m eSpePn sbest Grades of
Fazors knives. scissors, crutehes: artificial hu-
man eyes surgical Instruments. rubber goods etc.
LEM Il IOSSAU, formerly Fischer's No. 623 7th
st. NV. Lady attendant. it,
MARCH 26 1902
NOTICE.-This Is to give notice that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between the
dersigned, under the name Of The Berwick Sup
ply Company" has been dissolved. and that the
business has been sold to The Berwick Supply
Company, Incorporated which will continue the
business.
W. c. DAVIS.
ap12-3t' I. A. MAYER.
THE NEW SETS OF BOOKS You'll
want for the
fiscal year begin
ming July 1 ought to be
ordered at Estimates free
HODGES UNION BOOKBINDERY, 40 nth ST
apl2-6I
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We Are Not Alarmistsl

Would Simply Direct Your
Attention to Serious
Symptoms Expert
enced by Thou
sands.
THEY TRULY INDICATE
TERRIBLE AND DEAD
LY KIDNEY DISEASE.
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FRESH, WESTERLY WINDS.
Fair Weather for Tonight and Sum
day,

Forecast TIL pm. Sunday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia, fair tonight and Sunday; fresh
westerly winds.
Evening star., 1902-04-12
IT'S A NUISANCE

To use two pair Of glasses. See our popular Bifo.
ca leDsesi perfect for reading or distance ONLY
e1bo- A full stock Of the NEW Reform Artificial
Eyes
Nj. A. LEESE, r0pSIsr SIs J,b ,si's e, oPt,el'n.
Evening star., 1902-04-12

THE THEO-PROGRESSIvES SPIRITUAL CHURCH
holds services Sunday at pm. In Temple Hall,
18th and SITS. ne. Lecture by Mrs E. f.
Compton, inspirational speaker. Subjects furnish
ed by the audience Spiritual readings by Mrs.
A. n. Zoller. medium. Seats free. It,
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR 10TH
and g SITS. NV, Rev. s. NJ. Newman d. D. pas
tor Sunday: IL I'M, public worship, with ser
mon by pastor; pm. Illustrated service upon
the history of the Bible in its manuscripts and
versions: music by quartet and chorus choir led
by DR.. j. W. Bischof organst; 8. s.. $50 a m. :;
C. F., GAS pm 1t
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia road near 14th ST. NV. Rev NJ Ross
Fishburn. pastor.-l1 am: sermon by President
Rankin: subject: Gods Hand in the Planting
of the Pilgrim Church, pm. sermon by the
pastor subject: The Point of View S. s. at
$40 C. E at Z -
Evening star., 1902-04-12

ROCEDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Society
VIII he held in Metzerott Hail. ITO f st. NV.
Tuesday evening April 10. at 1880 O'Clock. Pre-
sent your trade card at door.
By order Of Executive Committee.
II. c. EMERY. Secretary,
ap1o-3t 635 G st. NV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
CEHERkL STAFF CORPS
FOR UNITED STATES ARMY.
Bill Providing for S-cl> a Cody Er-
trod nced-prcsideEt to Detail
OGicer. to FERN 1t.

WASHINGTON. December o.-Repre-
soutatlve Hull. chairman OF the House
Committee on Military Affairs. to-day in
co5Hcod bill creating a general stan
cc-rs for the Trited States army. The
bi'l provides that the staff be composed CT
otiseTs Gc:aitea from the army at large.
M IT such rules rs the President may
D. -lle The proposed duties of tn
staff arc to prepare plans for the nauonai
sstr1nc and Tor the mobilization of tire
M'l.trry forcs in time or war: TO inves-
gte and report upon all questions nj
ierirr The efficiency Of the army and It's
s,te Of preparedness for military opera
YES, 10 render professional aid to the
Secretary OF War. to general officers, ina
n other superior corpTla nders. and 10
sc' their agents IN informing m CO.
7rlHarinE action Of all the different Of
teors in carrying out their orders
ia is proposed that the general ST.!
corps consist OF one chief OF staff OF the
srmE with the RINK and pay CT leu
tsnart general; enc infringement ana
.ore briEa 1ior-eeneral. to be det"iled hE
The President from officers TT large. not
below the g-ale OF briEadicr-Senerai'.
four colonies. six Observation-Disclosures
ana Twelve majors. TO be detailed from
the CORRESPONDING grades in the army al
is-ge and twenty captains. mounted
J1a details shall be fer four years. ana
offers while so detailed may be assigned
20 a7v bT7nCh Ct tne service.
PERVlSloN OF ALL TROOPS.
The lin p~ovidcs further that tho CHIEF
o. sta0 Under the direction CT the Pres1-
cert and secrz tary CT War. s:'"ll haze
SUPERVISION u all troops OF the line. ana
ci Tie sevs-ai administrative. staff ana
Supply departments. ard shall be mem
fsr ~ nc Board Of Ordnance and For'i-
q atoms Under the bill. inspections OF
}.otIs are II be made hnbituallE by com
ma"alrE officers, and inspections of the
army a. arga by The general staff I'll"
llas9seien Of money accounts row MADE
y thc Inspector General Of the Army
IS Transferred 10 the Treasury Depart,
nenA Provision is made TO-, the dctaii
aaiT in the general staff corps OF
tueers row IN the Inspector-GeneraIs
OPS officers ncw serving by detail IN
tt Inspector Generals Corps are TO be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
TO MOULD THE LAWS
Rockefeller and Morgan Said 10
Be United to Fight Trust
Legislation.
Legislation.

NEW YORK, December 2.-(Special)-
Have J. Pierpont Morgan and John y.
Rockefeller and their associates in the
task Of creating colossal members Of
the trust family undertaken the work OF
moulding the Congress of the United
States to their way Of thinking?
This is the question when Wall Street
discus sed ard then answered Affirmative
~ to-day.
At the Office of ]. Piecpont Morgan T.
Co., it is officially denied that he has
engaged suite of rooms a a leading
hotel in Washington. whence his orders to
kill off antitrust legislation may ema
nate.
This denial is considered absolute so
far as Mr.. Morgan personally is con.
cerned but Wall Street Goes not hesitate
to say that 1t is true he and Mr.. Rookie
teller will try to show Congress the path
it should tread.
This may be done in countless ways
and by persons so remote from business
connections with the guiding spirits that
relations between them could not possibly
be traced. 1t is' admitted In financial dis
tricts that the Wall Street lobby in Wash
ington this session will be the largest
and most formidable the capital has seen
for years
Representatives of the great Industrial
combinations which have been formed
within the last four years, and which are
TOW threatened by hostile Legislation, will
be in many corners of the Capitol.
They will be directed in their work Of
opposing leEitimate!y but vigorously
very measure aimed at trusts by the
master minds which dominate the trust
circle. The methods of John D. Rookie
reller and J. P. Morgan as trust creators
are in sharp contrast.
Mt. Rockefeller hates publicity and
fights It, He would not permit the stock
OF the great Standard Oil Trust to be list
ed On the New York Stock Exchange be-
cause he would not answer the questions
concerning stock issues. which must be
answered before they are listed.
To-day the stock of the OF! trust, which
his year paid s45 A10 $50 in dividends, Is
lealt in on the Curb" where no ques-
IONS are asked.
Mr.. Morgan docs not fear publicity.
The meeting CT he stockholders OF the
j 900 0oo 600 Steel Trust-the biggest indus
.-.al corporation In the wor!d-are held
With open COOS. All the combinations
he has wrought are listed on the S'oc!'
Exchange. and reports of their condition
are public property.
But the tie TINT binds the two in this
contest with Corrress is said to he
"wate.'' The threat to SO lecis'ate
,gairst tr,'sts that waterod stock may
he squeezed dry is the gTavest danger
threatening them.
Over capitalization End stock Issue piled
uccn top of sock issue have made most
II the nnnl.i--n'l!iorai-es who have ente~-
cd the trust field They have made rich
rlu-ns for underwriting syndicates and
,-omoters ond ave worth a ro"al frh,.
That is what Congress ard P~esiden,
Coosevelt ere to have In the opinion Of
wall Street when they inaugurate an
other trust battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03

to be held in the Copls District of that
cot 1ty on the 18th Instant. in accordance
with petition signed by the ante-satGon
people. warm fight Is being wagea.
but 1t IS generally believed the bar-room
must SO. The people here hate liquor. and
already there remain but few places
where 1t is sold. and here In Northumber-
land there Is none.
Monday was court day at Warsaw. in
Richmond county. sn1 there another fsh.
against liquor is being waged. Reynolds
was granted a license 70 sell wh.sley
n the county. but his place OF business
is on the line of Northumberland. and
the most of his customers are people OF
this county. Reynolds. for along time.
Se pit very orderly place. but short
time ago got on a spree. and many o!
our citizens are at Warsaw to prove MN
an unit man for the business and to have
his license revoked.
R. S. Brent, Fl. C. Rowe. and J.. j. HAM
bin, appointed by the court. met on the
estate of the late David Dawson and as
signed to his widow. now Mrs. Winstead.
OF Cincinnati. o., her dover. The deco
dents estate is handsome farm lying
Just out of this town. and is one OF the
most desirable pieces of property here
abouts. The place will be sold at Janu
ary court
DR.. J. FL Booker. a physician OF much
practice, and member OF Northumber-
land Board of Supervisors. Is dangerous
ly il. at his home. near Lottsburg.
L. r. Belts. merchant OF this place,
is confined to bed with rheumatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNS DEAD.
\ wealthy RockbridSc Lady-ch"rc"
xo+ca-Thc Horse Market.

LEXINGTON. VA. December S:-(Sps-
cial1-The funeral Of MS . Ei.z G,,1T..d
Johns, of Glasgow. whose oeatn w efter-
ne Services We're conducted by Rev
Dr.. A 6. Buckner, pastor OF f,h Lal shs
Vas member. at the house. and me m
.erment was made in the family ouls'
ng-g1ound On the farm where ner iatiiei'
husband; and kindred a are Par 'e of Robert
Glasgow. of Rockbridge county: ana was
nenr mere she uied on NoEemner
1. 1919. She was married IN !ssV 10 n.y. ~
son Johnsof Bo,etourt county ana ior
some years resided near Gala. on James
river. but on the oeath Of her husoana,
which Occur red in 1868, she returned TO
the old home page o, at ri the the most
critic spot in the upper James RIVER
Valley. and which has the celebrated
'allinss Mountain on It, Her gTa mo liner
o.nty boone in ireland and settled at
;reen Forester what Is now Buena
vista city-in 1i30. She was a cousin or
nd Flank T. Glasgow. Of Richmond. He,
mother was a Mss Mccullough and
arough the Horsleys descended from u
Q her of Colonel liliam Cabeil, OIL
Union Hill Aibtm marie county. Decea ca
survived by no children, and was pos
,~snd OF cons!decab wealth. Her hos
pitality was unbounded and of the 90
CANA style.
The protracted meeting which has been
progress at Wesley chapel. Rockbridge
ounty, has closed. and tifty-three pro
ressed religion and joined the church.
rhe majority of these were elderly per-
ons. Inc meeting, was conducted by
Rev. Seymour Grady. the. pastor. who
.as assisted by Rev. L. S. Rudisell, of
Sew Castle.
Suro thirteen united themselves with
the Trinity Methodist church as the re-
suit of a p: otracted meeting conducted
by the pastor, Rev. J. II. Light. which
iosed a week ago. OF this number ten
were converted at the meeting and three
joined by letter.
County Court dav passed OFF very quiet
Y except for the great tockeying and
number Of horses in town for sale or for
-rade. Prices ranged from $50 10 sl0).
gut the majority of the animals changed
hands near the latter figure. During the
&C H.: OF 'c p.L cna ed
wenty horses at a price which averaged
;t0) per horse. which shows that the
lorse market is quite active acre. There
exc some very fine horses offered for
sale. with 70 buyers, owing to the prices
being too high
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
FEDERAL ASSEMBLY,.
GENERAL ALGER SWORN IN As A
MEMBER OF THE SENATE.
MESSAGE HEARD ATTENTlVELY
In the House the Republicans APP
plaud Generously on Conclusion OF
It's Reading Resignation of
.sD1ind Chaplain. Received With
Regret.
Regret.

WASHINGTON December 2.-Interest
in the session of the Senate to-day was
heightened by the fact that the Presi-
dents me ssage to Congress would be
read and that General Russell A. A!ger,
of Mich gan, former secretary Of war.
under President Mckinley, would be
sworn in to fill the vacancy, caused by the
death OF Senator Mcmillan. His desk
and chair were hidden Denea;h mass OF
Covers, and as he took h. seat he was
surrounded by number Of his colea gues,
who extended hearty congratulations In
tho gallery were number of General
Ayers personal friends, and members OF
his fanny.
One hour and fifteen minutes were
! consumed in reading the message. From
printed copies which had been placed on
the desk Ct each Senator. they were en-
abIed to iouow every word as 1t was ut
tered. Almost the entire Republican
| REPRESENTATION were in their seats while
no, more than half of the seats on the
Democratic SIDE ware occupied The clos
est attention was paid to the me ssage
| as it was being read and frequently
| senator's would confer regarding some
| particular portion Of 1t, which had at
| 1racied ;neir particular rotlcc.
| RESIGNATION OF Mr.. MILBURN.
| A number Of bills and resolutions were
| introduced. following a brief executive
(! session The resignation OF Rev. ". H.
| M;.huTn. the blind chaplain of the Senate.
| who has served In this capacity fer so
| 'ong was received with e. nuine regret
| lie had become a familiar figure in that
body and had made it 4 practice to be-
ONE pei sonal!y acquainted with every
Senator No action was taken on the
! resignation.
! a concurrent resolution offered hy Mr..
Morgan. Of Alaba ma. providing for the
! printing of compilation Of bills and de-
| bates in Congress, relating to trusts, was
| referred to the committee on printing.
! At 1:;0 the Senate adjourned until to
morrow, IS a mari: or respect to the late
| Repre- sentative Charles II. Russell, of
| Connecticut.
f! House of Representatives..
| The House was in session an hour and
I! forty minutes to-day. One hour of tina t
time was consumed IN reading the Pre- 81
| ient's message. The rea dins was listened
| g with attention by members without
regard to party. but without demonstra-
lion. except at the conclusion Of the
eading. when the Republicans applauded
generously. Mr.. Cannon chairman OF the
COMMITTEES on appropriations. gave notice
| that the bill to defray the expenses of tbs
| coal strike commission would be called
;Ip tomorrow
The deaths of the late Representatives
i! De Graffenre!d and Shecard. Of Texas.
! which occurred during the recess, were
| announced. and after adopting the Gus,
f! .ornary resolutions of regret, the House
| adjourned as further mark Of respect
to their mem cries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
ROANOKE NEWS NOTES..
Death of Il Younr Wife of Consump
ton.

ROANOKE VA December 2.-fspe-
cjal)-Mirs J'-l'o Nef. daughter Of Mr..
md Ms Tcrn Neff. died at her home.
No. $40 Stewart avenue, S. E.. from con-
1umpt on. eyed 20 years. She was most
.,on,.lo- yo,,--~ ,aIr or
beautiful traits Of rhar- cter. Tho fer
Il services viii taEe place from the Fl st
Eap.ist chrrch - n &C OIL: to-~crrow
ror-ire; 'n.erment at ave Springs.
The trial o. Joh- Ptlcher. the nee~o
,h,r~ed wi abduc'i i'm nd assauting
.he little Adkins Fir' anne Up in Fra~F-
in Count Ccl.rt to- Y. The little rsrl
Tho ..as been stopping in the city. went
yer on the morrinp train. The case was
7e'aved en- acccunt of the train being late
and went over until tomorrow.