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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
PEABODY WILL
MAKE A CONTEST
GOV. ADAMS SAYS liz is READY
For 1T, HOWEVER, AND IS
z, CONFIDENT or SHOWING RE,
PuBLicANs a.. COMMITTED
FRAUD ALSO.
3v the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Denver. Jan. Sit Il Governor Pea.
hody's intention 70 contest the cleo
ton of' Alya adams Under the .av
he cannot file aoticc Of contest before
tho fifth day of the session, which will
be tomorrow, AMI y may no. do Sc
until after the Inauguration OF Adams
Adams said today:
Il do not know whether Governor
Peabody viii make a contest or not
bu expect That he viii | am in 3
much better position for such a pro
.ceediag now than was two days
.trgo. At that time The investigation
1gas confined by :hc court To the city
And county of Denver. Now IT, in
elndas the whole state and | feel con,
ti3 mt tlat the Democrats can show
az many or more fraudulent Republi.
can votes in the outlying districts as
thu Republicans say were cast by the
Democrats in Denver. | am certain
OF the result il the entire state is
bronght into the contest. as II must
be II Governor Peabody decides on
such purpose
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
HEAVY STORMS
OFF, BRITISH COAST
SEVERAL SHIPPING CASUALTIES
REPORTED, AMONG THEM A
COLLISION AT SEA, BOTH
SHIPS SINKING.
BY the Associated .'ress.

BY the Associated s'ress.
London, Jan. Stormy weather
still continues ON the British coasts
and several shipping casualties are
reported. The Glasgow steamer Stsl
la Maria collided Saturday night of
HOlyhead with the Spanish vessel
Oris. and both sank. The crews were
saved in boats after drifting all night.
The Belfast schooner Dispatch col.
lided with the Sunderland steamer
Dinnington, OF Rams Gate this morn.
ing The Dispa ch was towcd into
Rams Gate. but the Dinnington is be
lieved to have sunk with a crew OF
ten men. Several other vessels were
driven ashore at different points. the
crews being rescued with great diff
Guilty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
FIRE DESTROYED
SIXTEEN TANKS
BIG BLAZE AT BAKU, RUSSIA,
WHERE IN GREAT STRIKE IS
ON, AND TROUBLE IS BREW.
iNG-STRIkERs WIN A PoINf.
sy me Associhted press.

ioy tnt FSSWIhteu IfesS-
BaiSu, Jan. s.-A b's fire, presum-
ably Of inceadiary origlD, today do,
stroycd sixteen -anks q the NoDel
company and Of several adjoining
properties.
There has bcen no actual fighting
since January 5, when colllicn o..
Cured between strikers anq Cos
sacks and six workmen were illed
and two Cossacks and thirty ssrrk-
men iajured. The strike has been in
progress since December e6.
The original dispute was over
hours and wages. Tho first few days
of the strike there was no trouble
but on December 29 crowds threa en-
ed the guards stationed about the re-
fining works and Cossacks were call
ed out. Many persons were injured
IN desultory fighting between strik.
ers and soldiers at various points
Tho managers have expressed q
Willingness to meet the eikers part.
way. The hour question h.e been con.
ceded 10 the workmen, who are grant.
ed Az hour day with al eight hour
day nscced.ng holidays.
The train services which was inter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
.LAMSDORFF HAS
ENOUGH OF WAR
Cars Foreign Minister Tires of
Loss OF Prestige
|EMpEROR'S CONFERENCE
WITH HIS CABINET MinisTERs
ON THE siTuATIoN coNTiN-
uEs, BUT NO PEACE TALK
is iNDuLGED IN.
BY the Associated Presr.

BY the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg, Jan. s.--The con
ference which Emperor Nicholas has
been holding with the members of
The council of the empire; Nj. Wits
and other ministers and advisors on
the internal and external situation
ilas-not yet been concluded, but moth
ing has occurred which would indi-
Fcaterthas the government Is prepared
10 depart from itp present program
Of continuing the war to the bitker
end. Nevertheless. talk Of peace was
heard Sunday in many quarters. the
foundation for 1t being ascribed to
Foreign Minister Lamsdorff's alleged
position In favor Of such course on
the ground that, aside from the humli.
iation to military prestige involved.
II would only mean the relinQnIsh.
ment of Manchuria, 10 which Russia
already is formally pledged There
Is no confirmation OF this statement
of Count Lamsaorff's position beyond
the general knowledge that he has al.
ways belonged to the peace party It
is probable that peace talk gossip has
been produced by the arrival Of for
eign papers. as i.,recelves no enc0uf-
agement in responsible quarters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09

be authoritative INFORMATION ;hat the
district attorney will h all probable
ily take up the casa Of Brodie l..
Duke Nho yesterday fas placed in a
sanfarium a. the reqtcst of relatives
on the charge that hf is incapable oi
taking care OF his own business, after
having been separated from hia wife,
formerly Miss Webb o promoter o.
Chicago. 10 whom be was married on
iy few weeks ago
For several layi detectives have
been working On tlr mysterious case
and startling developments are prom
iscd. Notes and ptrers worth 100000
were taken from Duke who. The doc
tor said, wa suffering of dementia
Notes worth marE thousand dollars
made in favor of Miss Webb before
marriage were naong papers found
on Duke. Papers also we're found on
Duke relating 10. an inycstmen, com
pany in southern lands in which Miss
Webb was inteieEtcd before mar
riage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09

notice that he will not permit any
amendment which will remove Ad.
miral Walker. If his antagonism
shall prove effective the president
will assume that he has authority
under the Spooner act TO impose such
tasks as he may see fit upon the in
dividual members OF the commission.
If the amendment fail of passage
the president win give each commits
sioner instructions To perform Ger
tain specific duties and 10 live on
the isthmus. where the work is TO be
done.
The commission was appointed
March /. 1904. more than ten months
ago OF these ten months only six
weeks have been spent ON the 18TH.
mus. No progress has been made
toward expediting canal cons rue
ton. The president is greatly dis.
satisfied with this showing and viii
take steps so that substantial head.
way may be made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
BISHOP SPALD|NC
IS MUCH BETTER
BUT HIS PHYSICIANS ARE
WATCHING CLOSELY FOR
SIGNS OF A ET-BAck-STILL
CAN'T USE LEFT SIDE OF HIS
BODY.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Peoria. H.. Jan. S.-There was a
noticeable improvement tonight in
the condition of Bishop John l.. Spal.
ding. the Catholic prelate who was
suddenly stricken with paralysis at
his residence Friday afternoon. He
has regained somewhat the use of
his left arm and speaks with more
freedom. The remainder of the left
side of his body, however, he is uu.
able - use at all The doctors
Spalding and Slavin. attending physi-
clans who have been with the bishop
constantly since the attack, repoftel 4
tonight that they believed his condi-
tion somewhat better than the preyi-
GUS day. They speak in hopeful tone,
Ju- are watching the patient closely
for any sign of a setback. which
they admit would ,portend more seri.
GUS results.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
$500 FINE TO TIP A WAITER.
Bill to That EHec. in the Missouri
Legislature.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. S.--Rep-
resentatiye Tubbs introduced a bill
in the Missouri house of representa-
tives today making it misdemeanor
punishable by fine Of not more than
$500 to tip a waiter, chef or stew.
ard at any hotel. cafe or restaurant
Mr.. Tubbs. in discussing his bin
later, said that he believed IL would
pass both houses and receive the
governors signature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
WH|SKEY TRUST
!. REDUCES PRICES
Cut of One Cent is Made on Re-
cent Quotations
STAB AT INDEPENDENTS
WHO SAY WILL BE IN THE RACE
AND A. BITTER WAR 10 ON
TRUST WILL co STILL
LOWER.
By the Associated Press.


Peoria, ILL.,. Jan. s--Following the
general order which was Issued from
headquar ers in New York city to,
night, all distilleries under the man.
agement of the whisky trust quote
goods. in the morning at $l,22 .aa the
basis pr,ce for the finished product.
This is the lowest price for whisky
in many years and is a drop Of one
cent from the quota ions which have
been given out during the last few
weeks. The cut in price by trust
houses means another stab at the IN
dependents, though IL is expected
they will meet the reduction and ri.
yalry for business which has result
ed in much lower prices the last few
months promises to end In the bit.
terest kind Of war between the organ.
izations familiarly known as the trust
and the independents.
The managers of trust houses have
given it out that they are in the fight
for good and that they intend to put
prices lower yet. if necessary, The
independents have also declared
themselves and say that they purpose
to keep in the race. Owing to a
quarrel over prices same two months
ago. quotations for whisky were re.
fused on the Peoria board Of trade
Neither side has since been able %
get goods quoted AS the government
tax is $t.10, prices seem to be getting
about down to the cost of goods.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
WILL MAKE IT
A NAVAL STATION
Japs Will Use Port Arthur and
Open Dalny AS Neutral Port
STOESSEL GOING HOME
WILL LEAVE DALNY THURSDAY
ON JAPANESE TRANSPORT
FOR NAGASAkI, WITH
PAROLEp.
BY the Associated Press.

Toxic, Jan. S.--The Japanese in
tend TO establish naval station at
Port Arthur. Vice Admiral Shibaya-
ma probably will be placed in charge.
The mil .ar administration at Port
Arthur vii! etain only small garrl-
son as soon as the prisoners are wi h.
drawn and order is restored. The
feet is busily engaged in clearing
mines, but owing to the great number
navigation will be unsafe for long
tine. Only government craft will be
allowed 10 enter the harbor.
1t is probable Dalny will be opened
soon to neutrals.
Japanese companies are preparing
to establish weekly services TO
Dalny.
1t is purposed shortly to loat a
fourth domestic war loan under the
same conditions as the last was nc
gotiated.
There are five Russian admiras at
Port Arthur ono Of whom will go to
Japan. Amc1g the admirals is q
prince
Twelve foreign naval taches have
visited Port Arthur and inspected the
remains OF the Russian fleet.
Reports previously received werc
TO the effect thai botd Lieut. Generals
Fock and Smyrnoff had been killed at
Port Arthur.
The only prince admiral known to
be at Port Arthur was Rear Admiral
Prince 0uktomsky. A ST. Petersburg
dispatch Saturday said information
had been@ received from Chefoo to
The effect that Ouktomsky, disguised,
had arrived at Chefoo on board a
launch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
PERSIA MAKES PREPARATION.
BY The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, jan S.--Information
has reached the state department
tina. complying with the insistent de
mands of the United States. the Per
sian government has made to the wild
ow partial reparation for the murder
of the Rev. BENJAMIN W. Larrabee.
an American missionary. by a gang
of fanatics. and has promised that all
the guilty persons involved in the
crime shall be punished.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
LONG VIGIL REWARDED.
Chicago Man Watched His Office for
Week and Killed the Robbers.
By tho Assoclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Chicago. Jan. 9--Sitting on guard
each night for over week for the re
appearance Of burglars who had en-
tered his Office on several previous
occasions, Thomas J. Campbell, real
estate dealer. fhis morning reaped
the reward for his long vigil when
two men forced an entrance TO the of
fee Both were shot by Campbe'l l.
Joseph Spicer was fatally shot in the
body. The other man escaped after
he had been shot in the leg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
TURKS IMPRIsoN
AN ENTIRE VILLAGE.


BY the Associated Press
Uskub. European Turkey Jan. s.
on Dec. 2S. by order Of Hilmi Pacaa
the whole municipality Of Uskub 20
gethcr with the vicar and clergy OF
the vicerate. we're arrested. fbe ac.
cusation being that they had formed
a revolutionary tribunal Search OF
the homes OF the aceused was with.
out result but all efforts 10 secure
their liberation have been unsuccess-
ful.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
LOVED LANDLORDS DAUGHTER
And in Quarrel Shot Her. Her Mo
ther, Then Himself.

BY the Associated Press.
Tracy. Mimi. Jan. S.-Iowa r. Husl
ted today shot Mrs. G. L. Lindsey
AMI her daughter Eva and then sent
a bullet through his own heart, dy.
ing instantly. Mrs. Lindsley is
thought to be fatally injured. bB the
daughter may recover. Mr.. Lindsey
VINO saw the tragedy, vas narrowly
missed by a bullet aimed at him. The
tragedy is thought to be the result
of a lovers quarrel. Hustled. who
boarded with the Lindsey family
was in love with Eva, it is said. To
day he quarrelad with Mrs. Lindsey
and began shooting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
Minister Set. Wife Frs..

The Rev. B. Harrison Of Charlton,
Kings. England, committed suicide,
leaving for his wife letter which be.
gan: This will set you free from a
climate so trying to you. and you may
now i've in Loncon OF any ether place
hat uay suit you.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
eorRovsky,s SQUADRON.

Suda Bay. Jan. s.-Vice Admiral
Botrovsky's division of the Russian
second Pacific squadron, consisting of
the cruisers Oleg. Izumrud. Dnieper
and Rion and the torpedo boat de
stroyers Grozny. Gromski and Rezl,y-
which had been delayed in Sudaa Bay
left this afternoon for Port Said.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
WILL co TO JAPAN.
BY the Associated Press.

Headquarters japanese Army at
Port Arthur. Jan. Lieut.. Generals
Fock and Smyrnoff have decided to
go to Japan as prisoners of war. Gen
Smyrnoff was i'm command OF the
forts at Port Arthur and General
Fock commanded the fourth division
of the army there. Gen. Fock says
he will drill his men in Japan.
Fifty per cent of the Russian ofn
GERS will go to Japan and share with
the men the fate of prisoners of war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
JAPs WERE FRUSTRATED.
LIr The Asanciafad Press

St. Petersburg, Jan. S.-Gen. kuro-
patkin reports the Illustration OF a
Japanese attempt to surprise the cen
ter front the night Of January and
the bayoneting of 21 japanese the
night of January , by a cavalry re-
connoisance in the valley of the Tai
tse river in the direction Of Sianchan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
SToESsEL GOING HOME.
By the Associated Press.

Toxic, Jan. S.-Lieu.. Generals
Fock, Smyrnoff and Gorbatoysky and
Rear Admiral Wiren viii be brought
to Japan as prisoners of war Lieut.
General Stoessel will leave Dalny on
January IL, on a japanese transport
for Nagasaki He will be accompa.
MED by tine paroled officers. The Rus
slams will probably remain in Japan
a few days and then proceed on a
French steamer to Europe, going by
the way of the Suez canal,
Gen. Nogi reports that officers pa
rolled to da.e number AL; orderlies
900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
DYNAMITE EXPLODED
In Burning Building, Seriously lnjlir-
Ing -Four Firenen.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
( Ashland Wis, Jan. s.~-While the
fire department WAS fighting fire in
the barn Of George Wilkinson today
"a quantity Of dynamite exploded in
the burning building. seriously injur.
Ing four iireinen and two spectators.
The barn was pl0wn VI fragrapzksa
and nearly every house in Ashland
was sllaken by the explosion. win.
dows being broken half a mile away.
Two windows insthe Congregational
church were blown IA during the
service. creating great excitement
among the worshipers Al crowbar
was blown seven blocks. s
~ A board was driven through the
leg Of Fireman Fores.al Silver Nell,
a valuable trotter. was killed BY tha
explosion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09

Bed sheets are unknown in japan,
except in the hospitals. The intro
duction Of white sheets and. OF white
caps and dresses for nurses was Wig
orousiy obieced to at first because
white is In Japan the eolor Of mourn
Ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
TO SUCCEED LORD MINER.

By the Associated Press.
Liverpool Jan S.-The Post hears
on good authority that J. w. IowtlaeF
NJ. p, will succeed Lord Miner as
commissioner 10 South Africa in
April
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
HEAVY SNOW FALL
At Piekens, w. Va, 1t is Reparted
Thirty inches Deep.
By the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Wheeling, w Va. Jan s.. Reports
from the interior of West Virginia
tell of furious snow storms In the
mountains. At Weston the snow fall
is twenty inches. At Pickens it reach
ed thirty inches. All other points re-
ported fall of from twenty 10 twen-
ty.four inches. Telegraph, telephone.
railway and Highway traffic Is seri-
ously interfered with.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09

rupted, was resumed ON January ?.
The wage question still remains un.
settled. and men dematdiug $40 to
$1150 a month. A big meeting at
which It was decided TO continue The
strike led up TO the fighting ON Jan.
uary 9Th.
Trouble is brewing hnd the tele-
phone service is again interrupted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
SHE DIDN'T LOVE HIM.
And He Killed His t6-Yesr-old cou'
sin, Before Her Mothers Eyes.
By the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Virginia. Mimi. Jan. S.-John phil
lips. aged IS. shot and killed Ruth
Phillips. aged 16, today. The muir
derer and victim were distantly re.
lated. Phillips was in love with the
girl. but she did not respond 70 his
love. The tragedy occurred at Miss
phillips home. in the presence Of the
lothsr aud sister ct the victim.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
ACTRESS STRANGE
CAREER IS ENDED
Bettina Girard Dies Suddenly Of
Acute Pneumonia
MARRIED SEVEN TIMES
WAS EXCEEDINGLY BEAUTIFUL
HIGH BORN AND WELL EDU.
GATED, BUT HAD AN EVIL
N STAR.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
| New York, Jan. S.-Bet'ina Girard
actress, daughter of Gen. Ordway ot
Washington. died today in Roosevelt
hospital Notice of her death was
given to the coroner who began an
| investigation. The woman was re
moved from apartments in West Ait
street. on Saturday and at the hocpi
tai the name of Elizabeth Witter was
given. Ii was said tonight that the
body vas claimed under the name OF
Ordway
Had Acute Pneumonia.
Bettina Girard died of acute pneu-
monia. She suddenly left che Mar
riage of Kitty" company at Decatur.
ILL.,, recently ana came to New York.
She had a strange career. Born of
good family 35 years ago educated in
converts and private schools, she
made her debut in Washington. She
was exceedingly beautiful of face and
form.
Soon after her debut she married
Arthur Padelford. They went to Eu
rope on their honeymoon. When they
reached Austria the husband secured
a divorce.
Went on the Stage.
Elizabeth 'tnen went on the stage
to begin career of variations. One
week she would be brilliant and viva
cious, the next week sick, sometimes
being forced into hospital on ac,
count of her mode of life.
Bettina Girard, her sage name.
was married TO seven men as follows.
Arthur Padelford, millionaire. John J..
Rafael, singer; Harrison j.. Wolfe,
actor; William G. Beech, actor; Phil.
ip Schuyler, theatrical agent; Frank
Turner vaudeville performer. ana
Francis G. Witter, vaudeville perform
er.
Mr.. Writer, her husband, was with
her at her death. BY his direction the
body was sent to Washington for bu.
rial
Coronar's Physician Weston made
an examination of the body and decld.
ed tina the woman died of acute
pneumonia. "A,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
"a LIVES LOST.
Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Geneva. Jan. Sit is said that q
persons LOST their lives in the moua-
tains during the recent blizzard, four,
teen casualties being on s. Bernard
pass.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
TRANSFER OF PRISONERS.
,y the Associated Press.

Toxic. Jan. S.-The transfer OF
prisoners at Port Arthur was complet-
cd yesterday. The total number of
officers transferred was SIS; men,
2J,i91
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
BIG SNOW IN Pennsylvania.


By the Assoclated Press.
Erie. Pa. Jan. S.--The local weaia-
er observer reports the heaviest tven:
ty-fonr-hours' snow fail recorded here
since the olfice was Established g
years age as having occurred ks.
tween the hours OF s p. IN. SasaedaT
and o'eluck tonight The kal1s
measured laS inches og ne level
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
p.n.r pdnied in White.

The latest Ting in Paris journal
ism, a paper 5esring the title Of LIN
visible, made Is appearance on the
boulevsrds on october 5. II is printed
in white INK d black earbouizcd pa
per.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-09
MISS WEBB HAD
EYE TO BUSINESS
HYPNoTIzEo RICH YOUNG MAN.
MARRIED HIM AND is ABOUT
TO GET ALL HIS MONEY
WHILE t4E HAS GONE CRAZY.

BY the Associated Press.
New York. Jan s.-Anno1ncemens
was made tonight on what seemed to
The daily tribune., 1905-04-26

Launch out into the deep and let
down your nets for draught. It
" AZ a sermon to church people on the
part they are to do in bringing about
great blessings to community. A
big catch was offered the disciples II
they would push oui FROM shore and
fish, Peter rebutted this offer by COM
planning that they had tolled all
niaht and had caught nothing. The
savior was 80 confident that he in
spired Peter and the other fishermen
who were his partners to fling their
nets once more into those seemingly
fruitless waters Of the Galilee. Thit
time they had great haul. The in
fiuential citizen who speaks against
reyiyals does not know the damage he
does in that moment of depreciation
to some one who might be influenced
sns ,fes -vf 'rfrs- -vppof tuhrs ud5,dd dAdfd mH!
rot before he has another chance t,
use it. Sometimes it 10 now or neve
il religionists would get despairini
men from being epgulfed beneath th'
breakers. The promise in the text i
for sure success. It is. LET dow
your nets for drauRht." 1t wa
q very effective service.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-26
Growing Revival Interest.

The union revival servi ices held at
the Baptist ohurch last night we're
we'll attended. A great work Ia
believed by the church people about
to be done. The meeting last night
was enthuisastio for the progress of
religious effort in our communitee @
Rev. Parker and DR.. Bell were ap.
pointed committee to 20 to Canon
City to secure the services of Prof. l.
ID. Eiohhorn ~ musical director for
the meetings DR.. Bell had funeral
yesterday SO Mr.. Parker went to Canon
City to make the arrangements, and
learned there that there IL great On
thusiasm In Canon City for the meet
ipgs here. A train 10 to be chartered
1t least one night next week and many
people arc going to drive down other
nighta. Mr.. Eiohhorn 10 expected TO
take charge Of the music Monday
nisht next. The sermon last niaht
was by Mr.. Parker Of the Methodist
church. He spoke from Luke v, IL: