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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-23
JAP WARSHIPS
STRIKE MINES
REPORTED SINKING OF BATTLE
SHIPS AT PORT ARTHUR.
NEW JAP ARMY APPEARS
Balloons for Use at Port Arthur
Dalny Docks Not Destroyed-Kur-
opatkin's Rear in Danger-HesVy
Explosions Heard-Hide and Seek
at Newchwang.

ChefoO, May 19-Russian refugees
who arrived here yesterday from Port
Dalny say that the Japanese lombard
ed Port Arthur last Monday. Russian
officers who were on Golden hill de-
clared, according to the refugees, that
during the bombardment a Japanese
battleship and a cruiser struck mines
and sank.
Story of Disaster Denied,
Chefoo, May 19.-The warships re-
\ ported TO have been sunk off Port
Arthur are the battleships Shifd-
shima and the armored cruiser Asa
ma. The story is not believed here,
but the Russians who brought the
news, insist that it is true.
Dalny Docks Intact.
London, May 19.-The Chefoo cor
respondent of the Standard reports
the failure of the attempts of the
Russians to destroy the docks and
piers at Dalny.
Hide and Seek Game.
London, May 19.-The Telegraph's
Newchwang correspondent, under
date of May Is, says:
After driving out 1900 Russians
and destroying the railway the Japan
/ csc reembarked from Kaichau, the
combined feet heading southwark
The Russians reentered Newchwang
with 1000 infantry and two batteries
of artillery but all preparations are
made for another hasty evacuation
Japs Entrenchinq.
st. Petersburg, May 19.-Omcial
dispatches regarding the disposition
of the japanese forces add little real
interest to the situation except the
statement that there is a force of s.
GOO at Khabalen, IL miles southwest
of Fengwangcheng and the fact that
the Japanese are entrenchirS around
Fengwangcheng.
May Cut of Kuropatkin.
st. Petersburg, May 19.-The news
that the Japanese army has appeared
in force 80 miles northeast of Muk-
den and that General Kuropatkin's
armies are on the retreat all along
the line is received here with general
establishment. The enemy's force
northeast of MUkden is reported 10
consist of $4,000 troops, with nearly
100 guns. This, it is rumOred, is the
army which was first landed in Corea
in March and from which nothing
has been heard since it marched into
The interior.
Sending Balloons to Stoessel
st. Petersburg May 19-One OF
4 the reasons for the desperate EFFORT
/ Of the Russians 10 get to Port Arthur
what is officially called an 'ammU-
milton train" has been revealed by
/ information which leaked out yester-
dar. There was little need, it ap-
7 years. for more ammunition. great
. quantities being stored in the fort
! .ess. bat General StcesseI was eS-
I ceedinely anxious to be provided
. with rallCcns. The highest point OF
/ the fortress is the Eagles Nest, from
which much Of the surrounding eoUU-
\ try can be seen, but balloons viii it,
/ cilitate observation. Before the war
/ the Russian authorities loaded on 6
T vessel a complete balloon equipment
/ for Manchuria, burt it was captures
/ by the japanese. who viii use it per
/ haDs in their operations against Port
Arthur.
May Have Battle in Air.
Recognizing the need of prOvidmg
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-23
Nay Have Battle in Air.

Recognizing the need of providmg
Gen. Stoessel with al the requisit
instruments with which to condUc.
the defense OF Port Arthur. Gen
Kuropatkin is believed to have sent
balloons on the ammunition train.
The Russian balloons are stationary
IT the japanese Try to drift balloons
over Port Arthur and drop explo-
siyes on the fortress" an ohicer said
yesterday, the world viii hear OF the
first battle in the air"
Torpedo Sunk Petropavlovsk.
St. Petersburg, May 19.-The admir-
atty is now convinced by mail report
received from Port Arthur that Vice
Admiral Togo used submarine boats
II his Cpel atoms. A letter from Lieu
tenant General Stossel says that he
was standing on Golden hill when the
Russian battleship Petropavlovsk went
down, and he saw a submarine boat
torpedo the battleship. Lieutenant
Schneider asserts he distinctly saw
the periscope of a submarine boat
and could trace the course of the YES
sci. Officers of the Russian battleship
Pobieda testified that a submarine boat
discharged a torpedo against their
ship and then fired at the submarine
boat. hoping to sink it but failed.
The same letters describe the rev.
erence OF the RussiaIs for the over
coat Ct the late Vice-Admiral Makaroff
when il was taken out of the water.
On its approach they Jared their
heads. made the sign Of the cross and
prayed for the repose of the admiral's
soul.
II is officially denied that Viceroy
Alexieff has gene TO LiSOyang to as
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-23
OLD TICKET
NAMED AGAIN

Continued from first page.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-23

ChefoO, May 19.-Russian refugees
who arrived here yesterday from Port
Dalny say that the Japanese lombard
ed Port Arthur last Monday. Russian
officers who were on Golden hill de-
.clared, according to the refugees, that
during the bombardment a japanese
battleship and a cruiser struck mines
and sank.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-23
Hide and Seek Game.
Japs Entrenchina.

st. Petersburg, May 19.-Oficial
dispatches regarding the disposition
of the japanese forces add little real
interest to the situation except the
statement that there is a force of o.
coo at Khabalen, il miles southwest
OF Fengwangcheng and the fact that
the Japanese are entrenchirg around
Fengwangcheng.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Washington Happenings.

The Honorary Board of Filipino
Commissioners. numbering about 90.
arrived in Washington.
Speaker Cannon. Representative HIT
and senator Dryden discussed politics
with the president at luncheon at the
White House.
Records compiled 10y Gen Marcus
J. Wright gave acknowledgements
II major generals and 81 hrigadier-
as still surviving.
An Agricultural Department report
on plant Diseases in 1908" shows the
nature and extent of damage done
growing crops.
The honorary board Of the Filipino
commissioners spent the day on the
dispatch boat Dolphin and visited
+ Washington Tomb.
The attorneys for paymaster Bisco'
i'm their appeal TO Secretary Mood
AGAINST the action OF Admiral Evan
Ia courtmartial proceedings agains
the former severely criticise the sd
miral
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Forelan Affairs.

The British force at Gyantzi Tibet
repulsed an attack OF 100 Tibetans.
The Reichs,ag voted for woman SUI
frage in the selection Of courts of aroi-
tration.
Great Britain. France and Russia de-
cided to urge the Porte TO stop the
Armenian atrocities
The Japanese began the attack on
Port Arthur. according 70 dispatch
from Chefu. and Chinese refugees at
Chefu reported four days fighting near
port Arthur before they left.
General Kuropatkin reported an en-
eagement on June at Saimatze' III
which his loss was over 100.
There is an unconhrmed rumor III
St Petersburg that a great naval bat
tie has taken place of Port Arthur.
IN which the Russians lost TWO ana
the Japanese four battleships.
Manuel Quintana was elected Presl
dent OF Argentina and Jose Pardo oil
Peru.
Five persons were drowned by the
sinking of the steamer Canada IL
- collision with the collier Cape Breton
. near Sorel, in the ST. Lawrence river
J. ". S. Eangerman, Moroccan
! commissioner for the St. LOUIS tx
J. position. returned from the camp o
h Raisun. the bandit chief. where h
: sonnd Ion Perdicaris hopeful of r.
n lease.
Carsten Borchgreyink. the Antar'
IS tic explorer, declares IL likely that
y peopled continent is at the Sou'
- Pole.
II 4 letter from Ion Perdicaris. wri
= Ten from the camp OF Raisuh. II
Y Moroccan bandit, was received by
friend in London.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
In the North.

The cost of the various strikes In
Colorado during the last rs months Is
estimated AZ SS3.C36.Oo0.
Capt. =. : Wild was found dying
from bullet wound at Fort Mcdowell.
near san Francisco.
The Western Federation OF Miners
decided TO appeal TO President Roose-
Welt to investigate the Colorado trou-
bles
Governor Pennypacker. OF Ponnsyl-
vania. appointed Attorney-General
Philander C. Knox 20 dn out the uneX-
pired term of Senator Quay
Hannah ELIAS was discharged from
custody in the criminal case of EXtor-
ton brought against her ia New York
and was released on $50 600 bond in tho
civil case.
George j. Gould and ex-Mayor Thorn
as G.. Hayes testified in Brooklyn y
~. I'm the suit of Morris c. Menges 70
+ 81 1000 FOR services in connection
with the Western Maryland railroa
deal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Russian Officers KILLED.

81 Petersburg. Special.-Emperor
Nicholas has received the following
telegram from General Baron Stakei-
berg. bearing Wednesdays date. "A
battle began at noon around the Rus
sian position four and one-hat mics
south OF the station OF Wafanhooh
(Vafangow). the enemy making repeat
ed attempts to dislodge our left hAnh-
The attack was repeled and we retain
Cd our nosition. The first regiment
occupvine the left fang of our posi-
ton sustained severe losses. Its com
mander. Colonel Khavastouon Nado-
chinsky were killed. General GernSross
was wounded. shrapnel bullet sna1-
terjng the right side of his lower Jaw
hut he remained on the field.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Ahner Mckinley pead.

Somerset. Pa. Special.-Abner Nc
Kinley. brother OF the late President.
was found dead in chair at his home
al s o'clock Saturday morning His
death came without warning 20 his
family. IL was due 10 Brights disease.
which developed shortly after the death
Of his distinguished brother. three
wears ago. Since then Mr.. Kinley has
devoted nearly all his time in a vain
effort TO overcome the fatal malady
consulting the most eminent physicians
and travelling from one climate TO an,
other. Two weeks ago he returned
from Tampa. Fla. where he had beer
FOR six weeks. The sufferer was no
4 confined 20 bed. and yesterday after
noon took a drive into the country
, accompanied By his wife.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
waverix In ashes.

Richmond. SpeciaL-Lighining last
week SET Ere 70 Waverly. the handsome
home o. r. J.. Harrison. In Henrico
county. and soon laid IL in ashes. The
current entered by the telephone wires.
With the help Ct neighbors Mr. Har-
r;son succeeded in saving what WAS on
tae arst floors ard In the basement
Nothing was saved from the second
story floor. The house was large and
handsome brick structure OF IS or y
looms. and was built a. years ago. The
house was surrounded by fine grove
~ tree. The loss Is estimated al be
tween s. 900 and $1,000. not fully GOV
cred By insurance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Nenro Girl a Murderess-

Montgomery. Ala, Speciai--NeWs
was received here Of the killing OF MIS-
Halliday. a white woman. by Addie
smith. negro girl. at Loachapoka. last
night. The slayer was caught at Nota-
suIga. a small town near Montgomery.
large crowd soon gathered and fear
ing violence, the sheriff or Lee county
took the negress TO Tuskegee TOT saie
Weeping. The girl acknowledges XIII
ing Mrs. Halliday. Particulars are lack
ing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Miscellaneous Doines.

Rear-Admiral Sigsbee cables that all
norts in santo Domingo are again open
and the revolution Is ended.
The japanese occupied the important
post OF sin Yea. Manchuria, driving out
the Russians after severe fight
A staf correspondent Of The SUM-
writing from ST. Louis. describes some
OF the chief wonders OF the Fair.
The Hosiery men were in convention
az Charlotte, N. c., last week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
NEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Paragraphs Of Minor Importance
Gathered From Many Sources
THROUGH the South.

through Wc SOoN'.
John Mcmillan. an old soldier. was
crugged and robbed at Norfolk
Judge II. C. Turner. FOR many years
a Congressman from Georgia. died IN
Raleigh. \. c.
The tattooed body OF drowned
man was washed ashore at False
Cape. Va.
James Agner OF Roanoke. had his
eve cut out by someone unknown.
who attacked him in the dark
The Marylanders who attended the
dedication OF the state building at the
St. Louis Exposition have returned
home.
At West Virginia University ser
vice was neld in memory of three
members Of the faculty who recent,
died.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18

Macon, Ca. Speclai.-In the United
states Court Saturday morning Judge
Spears passed sentence upon David A.
Pettus, assistant postmaster at Lees
burg. Ca, who was convicted in tina,
court Friday afternoon The defendant
was charged with embezzlement Of
money coming into the possoaice. HI
was sentenced TO two years In the Fed
eral prison at Atlanta and ordered u
return the amount OF the shortage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Run Down BY an Engine.

Bristol, Special.-The body of NJ p
Greeves. who was run down by an en-
CINE at Williamson. W. Va. and in
stantly killed. was taken 20 East Ten
nessee. Mr.. Greeves was purchasing
agent for a coal company at William
son. He was 2s years OF age and son
OF DR.. J. 3. Greeves. a prominent min
lister OF East Tennessee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18

Levi n. Letter. the Chicago multi
millionaire. died az Bar Harbor.
steps have been taken TO exterminate
All the unions So the Cripple Creek dis
tricf 81 Colorado. The only union mine
has been closed.
Cardinal satolIi arrived az New York
ana Is the CUES. OF Archbishop Farley
The captain OF the schooner Adelia r
Carleton reports that he ran into {
school OF whales on the coast OF Mary
land.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Three Killed.

Bryantsvine. Ind. Speciai.-Three
men are dead and two wounded. one
fatally. as the result of pistol fight
on the streets Of this village. The dead
are James and Charles Rout and Milton
Tow. James Tow is fatally wounded
and Frank Tow is badly hurt The
fight was the culmination of a tued be
TWEEN the Rout and Tow families.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Rrssians Evaeuate Yinkow.
honorea Preslaent WlIson.

Lexington, Va. Js~ THE second
day o. Washington and Lee University
commencement exercises was note
worthy OF the Joint final combination
o. two literary societies % the Iniyer-
sitv. which was held az night ~ Lee
memorial chapel before iaf-e audi
ence. Leroy Thompson. OF Warren
Ark. was president Of the joint com
mission.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
FALL BACK WITH A LOSS OF 500

Japanese Force Left at Pr San ten
70 Check the Russian Movement
Southwark Performs Its Mission
WeII-A False Retreat. Followed by
Flank Movement, was Executed
Russian Troops from Naiehou
Look Tagged out-Russian officers
Try 70 Keep the Men from Talking.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Louisiana Purchase and the
Territory 1t Brought
By Noah Brooks

Purchase known as me
II q . J i. !:
Of 3 that territory
eastward 70 the Assis
and
n mined Of possessions might
- of Orleans with is
IKE al cesslon Of me
Of until March 10
received the eeSsn from the spanis1
United
brief
United States
With the States
Nebraska. North Dakota
OF
agents
smghf jurisdiction 20 announcer
and rush OF ~ boz not less lp1n1
mighty forever
possibilities Of ceseong from the rpnDA
comfort
serr an gu tie vide IN wh
OF and hunrce "nc Drsi
pSS'
vrom Kew We Bought West in szib1eFS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18

New Chwang. BY Cable.-Informa-
ton was received here at 10 o'clock
through heretofore reliable channels
that part OF the Japanese force left at
Pm Ian Tien 70 checkmate the Rus
sian southwark movement 20 relieve
Port Arthur was attacked southeast o.
Shunrnsmo yesterday. After slight
fighting the japanese made a false re-
trest. the Russians holly fighting them.
when the japanese made flank move
/ ment. catching the Russians in a trap.
/ The Russian losses are placed at 500
men. They then fell back on Kaichou
and BEGAN to retreat along the Balm
atEu-Asaichou road.
About 1000 Russian infantry from
Kaichou passed through New Chwane
this morning. accompanied by large
supply and hospital train Seyera
carts contained bandagcd men. The
troops appeared 20 Dee fagged out an
showed every indication OF Ion.
forced march. The officers are afrai'
20 furnish any information. but non
commissioned officer told a correspon
dent 90 the Associated Press that al
the troops were retrcating from Asa
Chou. Before he could say anythin
further he was reprimandcd by a car
. tain. Strarelers are closely watche
E bv non-commissioned officers TO PFC
vent them from talking.
4 native messenger just in from %
Russian camp east Of here reports I'M
there are many wounded men there
japanese in High Spirits.
General Kuroki's Headquarters
the Field. by Cahle-According TO J
formation here. the only hosuliu
now occurring al the front are dai
encounters between outposts, resu
Ing I'm the loss II man or two eve
dsv. A few Russian prisoners a
being brought into japanese he'
quarters. but no Japanese are bel
CAPTURED. This IS taken 20 show ~
the Japansee are getting the best
the encounter
Chinese are giving trouble in C
ting the telegraph wires night
X they probably are in the pay of
4, Russians
-. The work Of keeping Gen Kurol
~ army in supplies OF all kinds com
,.- ues 10 be performed with excel
~. results. and IS beyond criticism.
ma . conduct OF the Japanese soldiers
lys irreproachahIe and their spirits
lu- tf-r
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18
Tie Art Of Asking Questions

99 questions Is ne ou-
- - than To-,
We
to-
OF
believe the e
the art OF
qucns
foundOu scheme which makes
OF guard. II
suspicion Kills
questioned: startled crossed nerfered win
which asked
viii
But oh while ostenSeS directed 10 mo GUY
his character some men
snouire projects order 70 put difficulties sns
those an m
VIII anything about
the Of
Of questions the
hut
that
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18

they
essi6o irlfny 10y and KAN -t
who fc-si p eve
wouan's best Qua-S -
loved y
q
xho whC
n being
is q
is stylish OF clever u'
is ioxal, u
atmosphere ~ untold
COS nd 81 tnd consolation
she never suits her moods 20 n
I'D ORDER
rs4ec possess - that make woman io'ae
York
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-18

Evening Play-CentreS

The New York Board o. Edueation's Expert
ments in Recreation - -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Notwithstanding an that ls done
hy boards of health and charuably
inclined persons, the death rate
among small children o. very high
during the hot weather OF the sum.
mor months in the large cities. There
Is not probably one case of bowel
complaint in n hundred, however,
that could not be cured by the timely
use OF Chamborlaln's Collie. Cholera
and p.1rrhooa Remedy MT Frank
Riggs. of Franklllo. n. ". in speak.
Ing OF thls remedy said: ~ have
found % oxpediont 10 have a supply
OF Chnmborlains Collie, Cholera and
uiarrhooa remedy on hand u has
been a family safeguard and while
especially beneficial 90 children, q Is
equally good lu adult cases. rec.
commend @ cheerfully and without
reservation For sale by an drug.
gists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

To those who have recently arrived
in Ncw Mexico and who think o.
never rains bDroabouls. tho follow.
lue from tbc ClouIcr0ft silver Lin.
ur Is commended as indicative of
what 70 docs down horo iu The rain
limo when once 90 gets started Cloud.
croft. by tHo way. .s o. summer ro.
sort ON top of the Sacramento noun
talns. in eastern Now NDNico Says
tho article
"Tbo Ir1uth is ne last broken Tho
heaviest hail storm known Tor years
passed throurh thIa section ON Friday
a heavy rain feil Immediately gffor
tho ham. causing "a great rise ln the
crroI Much damage was done. a
number Of cattle were drowned two
head being lodged within a fcw foot
Of Jack Rrownlnr's door. Many fancgs
were washed away several gardens
almost destroyed. Mor.dctl Works.
and Jack Br0Vu'ngs wells were fll.
ol up. Hail drifts four to SIX feet Go
ho'eht sim romain along tho banks
of the crocI, Tho worst damage was
done around Folk"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

lodging until IN April the moth ra
health gave way. and aho has been
during much of che time. insane. and
ana at Times violent She Be- ot preB
ont being cared Cor by the good soi
licrs 90 tho salvation ArmV boot enc
arrangement is only temporary
Tho Army quarters orn crowded.
aud she was taken lu only because
there seemed to Boz uo other place at
lHe time.
She has relatives Boo Texas visa
WIN undoubtedly carH fIr hor ~ ano
ran rUt u th,m Appeal Ia therefore
made fo fhr public tp contribute suf
Uc.ruI in pay The travelling expenses
OF herself and daughter and possibly
of trained nurse tD accompany hor
Marshal NcWWn bias consented Zoo ro
e...o amy contributions which may Dl
m11H frr fhr purpose without rnIna
u.H "details wo assure our readers
.Bt 90 Ia .muU .HlH lar fhH lady q.
remain BOB Albuquerque % s hoped
fnHf prompt auI generous r.HpHu.,
mll 81. mBIe fu uH appeal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

promo court. that court holding a
regular meeting at Santa BE in ihc
coming September
Major Llowollyn goes to Santa Fo
on political matters. and while there
viii hoh.nub with Governor Otoro. 90
% Uuraum aId othorB who make the
capital their home.
Tho major th.s morning. Informed
Tho Citizen that tho MpsHa valley
farmers presided over by Frank
Kropp held o. meeting at las Cruces
yesterday which was largely attend
GA. an1 adopted resolutions which WIN
Doe transmitted to tho president and
secretary of fho interior direct ask
mg Chat construction work hn order
cd uu thy diversion dam at ur near
H'I FORT sheldon. 800 chat mp1uudcd
water m1y ho collected and tHou
ruu mtpl t0 ire river proper lnr
irrigation purposes 8'lu. .ua Mu.Ia
valley Tho meeting also adopted o.
petition un 'H. WHIac. in cnHHT...
auI s.I pHUH $500 Ho placed IH fHo
baud. Hf committee. who w.I visit
Wu rurru vH,n rlu..... ,YH..H.s
fHe coming winter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
An ERRlNG PASTOR
REV. j. r. coRDoVA or NEW JER.
sEY ELoPCD TO e. PAso WITH
A WlNsoME GUT MAYNARD
LADY or nIs FLOCK.

Information comes from soutu
River. ~ D.. to the eject that Rev
o. p. CorIoya. pastor OF Che C1ublu
Methodist church of that place. do
sorted bIa wife and family last May
ana oi0pal il EI paa1 with Miss Julia
Browne. o. pretty isycar1.l momlgr
of Dos flock says the NovH
Investigation shows that Hc ty.
ward minister was hero about that
time. Uut uo Information r.u Ue saith.
cred concerning uo young lady
Nathan A. Cnri0H aud h.a brothers
who have lived Iu El pas1 i1r a mum.
Der of yolrs. arc brothers off Iho Now
Jersey preacher huI claim t0 hato
UkUn u1 port 600 tha proceedings.
NOR W.H. ih.f Instrumental u bring
uE Row. CuIoy1 t1 Ei ra.1 They
state that .Hnir brother himself was
u $50 pHHl IHst M1y 1ni called upon
them telling Thorn thl, hn had Ie-
sorted h.s ami'g and church and ask
us Thorn FOB write bIs w.l. aud thc
officials OBJ. fHo church tl hH. their fnr
alvora for hH Bcf 0f folly pr Miss
Browne was with him oI tH. time.
they dll MOE see hcr and have uu
KNOWLEDGE OF h"r prc0rHt whore
Bnauts. ucI'bor That OF th..r u fHor
Mrs CorloE1 haa written ,.1t shr
HIl NOT f1rr.so hrr husband Hul lu
tend. Goo prosecute him for dHsar.lun
Row. Charles 70 Dalton. pastor OF th,
Myrtle Avenue Methodist church hos
received communication from th,
officers of tHo South River church
stating chat beg have appointed hIu
One of tho.r number tD locate fhl
,I1pr. pastor aH1 ur1sDru'. Dim DO.
V.II a'.. HU expelled from Che church