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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

The Centralia Courier after
the holding OF a street carnival
in that city says: IF the car
nival was good thing, then
give Us very little Of a good
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

dickson w. Rouse has new
sorghum making outfit and will
begin work the last of next
week
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

Mrs. Cliff SIN j.. Of Hume.
we'll, has been visiting rcla-
tives in the city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

@ M. Sullivan was transact
ing business in Palmyra, Thurs.
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

r. M. Spa lding was a bust
ness visitor in Hannibal. Thurs
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

DR.. and Mrs. Pearl Able. of
PalnAara. Rave been the guests
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

James L,ttIe was with Pal.
myra friends. Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

Order your ice at McClintic
& Donley's store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

Jewels that are
Worth Reading
FROM THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION
rs TO JEST CREEP IN"
Don't want no bells a-ringing.
When the glory-gdtes l win
All that I'm a.wantin'
Is to
Jest
Creep
In!
An let 'em ask no questions
Or the fewest that they kin!
Twill be best fer me, I'm certain
For 10
Jest
Creep
In!
Ell they read up on the records,
Then my troubles will begin!
Only thing III save me
l. TO
Jest
Creep
Here's little sermon for the
times, IN brief compass:
1--WE think not much of heaven
here.
An sure would linger late
Could we but read our titles
clear
To miles of real estate.''
A correspondent of The Whit
sett Courier has been on a visit
to Atlanta, and writes to that
paper as follows:
me an Maria got on the cir
Gle swing at Ponce de Leon, an
went flynn through the air at &c
miles a minute. I said to her;
" I feel like I was a angel,
an had Wings"
You'll never have 'em, she
said, 'or, if you do, the devi,
will sure set fire to emf"
Out at Ponce de Leon, in TIT
circle swing, Billville either
shouted: Don't take me NJ
higher! Maria's been in HEAVIER
sence last Aug ust, an eff keel
; goin' up this away, she likel.
lean out the winder .an' snatc
me ball beaded"
49,
n You reckon de angels hear
G de po' man wen he praysH"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

Miss Emma Jackson has been
with Shelbina friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
ROOSEVELT 7 WILL
INVESTIGATE It.
President Assures Kansas Rep
resentatiye investigation
MOST IMPORTANT EVER
CONGRESSMAN c A M p q E L l.
MAKES PUBLIC RESULT OF
TALK-BuREAU or COR
PORATloNS.

Washington, Feb. 2o.-President
Rooseyelt assured Representative
Campbell Of Kansas today that all the
power Of his administration necessary
would be used in the investigation he
Is under aking through the bureau Of
corporations into the affairs Of Hhe
Standard Oil company &c the end that
the small producer, dealer and con.
sumets alike shall have fair treat
ment and that al ne same time no in.
Justice shall be done the Standard
On company or any other concern.
gTha president realizes 7 said Mr..
Campbell, that thi9 is the most i'm
portant iogas isation of The kind
which has been undertaken and he is
going into IT with the determination
char % shan 10 as thorough and sue
ceslal as fha Wachiners Of the g1T
afnmcpg caa make Ha Narts no
diDg bur exact iustice and far play.
bui Is dc cfmiaed CD have bota,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
SENATE ARRIVES
!. At NO DECISION
DEBATES ON WHAT SENTIMENT
SHALL BE EXPRESSED BY
The STATEHOOD coNFEREs
NO Result is REACHED.

Washington, Feb. Whether the
enate conferee en- the statehood bill
iii represent the party that defeated
he john statehood plan for Arizona
nd New Mexico. CT the party that
ought for the retention of taht pro
vision, was debated at length in the
enate today. but no decision was
reached.
The usual manner Is 70 name as
onferes the two ranking majority
members and the ranking minority
member of the committee having the
ill in charge.
In the present case it was contend
I'd by Senator's German and Teller
hat the conferes, IL so named. would
,ot represent the sentiment for the
)ill as passed by The senate. The ar
Tments were Interrupted by the con
'enng Of the senate as a court to
4ear the Swaync impeachment
'harges, but VIII be continued tomor-
'ow. The house managers in the
Swayne trial rested their case today
md the defense opened
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
SUPREME COURT
SUSTA|NS VERDICT
Stateof Kansas WinsSuitAgainst
Alleged Trust Organizer
WITHIN POLICE POWER
JUSTICE BREWER HOLDS ANTI.
COMBINATION LAW TO BE
IN HARMONY WITH THE
CONSTITUTION.

Washington, Feb 20.-The validity
of the Kansas antitrust law was to-
day upheld by the supreme court OF
the United States in an opinion by
Jus ice Brewer in the case of Edmund
j. Smiley KS. the state Of Kansas,
Smiley in 1900 was secretary Of the
state Grain Dealers association and
the allegation in this case was that
he organized the wheat dealers In the
town of Bison into trust, TO controi
the price of wheat at that place The
supreme court Of the state sustained
the prosecution against him and JUS
tice Brewers opinion upholds that
verde. He based his decision on
the ground that the law is in harmon,
with the power Of the states to con.
troll their own police affairs and
therefore nct antagonistic TO the fod
eral cons tuition
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
HOUSE PASSES
THE NAVAL BILL
voTEs IN FAVOR or LARGE Ar
PRoPRlATloN AFTER A sEs.
SION LASTING SEVEN HOURS
TWO NEW BATTLEsHiPs.


Washington, FEB. 20.--The house
today, after seven hours session
passed the naval appropriation bill
carrying a teal of s99,sii,S5g The
provision for two hattleships as re
ported by the committee on naval AZ
fairs was retained. Both the MAORI
ty and minority weer badly divided
over the proposition. at least forty
members of 1hc latter going over Il,
the Republicans. while abou, an equal
number Of Republicans voted In oppo
sition. Several Important changes IN
the bill were made.
A proposed increase of twelve hun,
dred men and officers for the marine
corps was stricken out as was also n
provision authorizing the construc.
tion of collier somewhere else than
a. Mare Island navy yard in califor
MIA.
In order 10 do the work better an
item of $175000 was inserted fer the
proper equipment cf the Mare Island
yard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
ATTORNEY DISAPPEARS.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 20.--Grove
Walter, a local attorney and former
assistant under States A torney De
ueen. now governor of Illinois. has
mystericusly disappeared from his
home in this city Il Is feared he has
committed suicide. Walter left the
city February and three days later
a letter was received from him at.
ing that he intended to end his life.
Nothing has been heard from him
since. Walters wife and family live
at Hanover. Michigan. Walter is
known TO have been despondent
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
CHICAGO LEADS
BY GOOD MARGIN
WINDY CITY CARRIES OFF HON
oRS IN FlVE-MEN TEAM
CLASS AT AMERICAN BOWL
INC TOURNEY.

Milwaukee. Wis, Fab 20,--Chicago
leads by a good margin in the five
men team class in the Americas
Bowling congress tourney Century
No / has a score Of '2,77S, made last
night, being 16 points ahead of the
nearest competitor Crescents Of TO
edo being 2732 Schindlers of Chica
go, rolled 2,7lG. in the two men class
~ A. Jones, last years national indi
vidual champion with o to Pest Of
Milwaukee. leads wfh 1.137
F. Blau and Huldebrand OF Rock
island, were second with 1882; G.
Nester ana J. Shannon Of Chicago,
were thifd with 111G or one point
ahead of Thompson and Bruever Of
Chicago.
Among the other two men teams
the scores were Paul Dornfeld. Al
Roescher and HIustisf I'd of Wiscon.
Gin, 1882: Geo Scott and L Hsitmann
Of Rock Island. 1,O41; N scholzer
and L. A. Doolittle of Waukegau L.
O55 Frank p. Elfler and John ats
of Waukegan, 9S7; p. D. Emmons and
n. J. Kirchener CT Waukegan ll,l0a.
George Schreiner and ID. A. Hopkins
of Dubuque, 1881 c. Hummer and
". Scharnweber of Ames, 1.029 c. II
Neye and j P. Sweeney Of AuieS l.
102. John Camel and Harry G.. Els
Of Grand Rapids, 1857
Milwaukee. Wis, Feb. 20 Five
team. the Americans of Deireis
sprang into the second squad which
finished bowling about midnight. The
present standing in the five men class
gives Century No !. Chicago, frs
place; Americans, Detroit, second:
Crescents. T>lcdc, th'rd.,
The twoman teams highest scores
are. Best and Jones, Milwaukee, /,
i37: Leigh and Stoke, Chicago, l..
I12f. Blaul and Hildebrand, Chicago
1882 Weston and Scannon, Rock Isl.
Iandk 1,130.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
HOME RULE FOR
EMERALD ISLE
Uncompromising Demand Made
by John Redmond
MEETING OF CABINET
WILL BE HELD TUESDAY TO
DISCUSS slTuATIoN-THE
CHARGE OF lNcoMPE.
TENCN IS MADE.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.--ln moving as an
amendment to an address in reply 10
spooch from the throne declaration
"thas the present system of the gov.
emment OF Ireland is opposed 30 the
will Of the Irish people, John f. Red
mond led the Irish party in the com.
mons today in an attack that con.
tained for the conservative ministry
more of a menace than any that lay
in the fiscal debate precipitated by
Asqu.te's amendment last week.
The Redmond amendment was care
fully calculated in fact 10 undermine
the governments majority.
Redmonds speech was an unoom.
promising demand for home ruiAt lie
ansraringly charged individual mem
bers Of She Irish admins ration With
incompotency
Both Redmond and Mo-re llfsh
Unionst) who followed, made a spe-
ciat point Of what they terqsed
"shaTRful treatment" Of Sir Antony
McDonpell in connection with the dif
ferene In the Ministry over the
revolution scheme.
Wyndham, chief secretary for Ire
land. delivered a straightforward eX
PLANTATION cf how their misunderstood
ings arose. In doing so he paid a
splendid tribute to Mcdonnell.
TIE night session was taken up by
A. w. Russell, Winslow Churchill and
theirs who bitterly assailed the gov
ernment's management OF Irish at
fairs and the Earl IF Dndlay's adznin.
istrat,on
special cabinet meeting has been
Summoned for tomorrow to discuss
he situation
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
ACCIDENT CAUSED
BY BROKEN RAIL
RCck Island Flyer Goes Into a
Ditch
FOURTEEN WERE HURT
AND TWO KILLED IN THE
WREcK-ALIST OF THE KILL
ED AND THE IN.
{JUREO.

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 20.--Two are
dead and fourteen injured as the re-
suit Of an accident to the Rock island
Flyer near Wiota today.
The dead:
Henry Mehrler, Des Moines.
Rev. J. H. johnson, of Christian
church, Harlan, iowa.
injured:
Geo. West, Gensee, III.
J. J. Brown, Harper, Kansas.
Albert Brady, Sullivan, Ind.
Geo. Leventur, San Francisco.
Frank Bradley, Des Molnes.
[. j. Courtney, w. p. ken~in, e. 2.
piHenbaueh, A. E. Cobb, Des Moines.
G. |. Todd, John Raymond, Henry
Huahest, Davenport
The accident was caused by 4
broken rail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
PAY PENALTY OF
.MURDEROUS DEEDS
FRANK RIMiERl AND ADoLPH
koNEIG DIE IN THE ELEc.
TRIO CHAIR AT SING SING
PRISON.

Sing S.ng y. Y, Feb. 20.-Frank
Rimieri and Adolph Koneig were put
20 death in the electric chair at Sing
Sing prison today. Both execI ions
we're carried out without incident
two shocks being gwen in each case.
Rimieri murdered Waco Pinte. a ri.
val junk dealer in Brooklyn as the re
suit of a quarrel over the ownership
OF a quantity Of old bottles
X tneig e,rangled Mrs. Mary kauf-
mann o death last May and attempt
ed to end his own life by driving a
knife into his abdomen. but recover.
q after several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
HAAeER NOMINATED.

Milwaukee, Wis Feb. 2o-J. p
Haaeer Of Louisville, was nominated
ny the cvocutive committee oday for
ihr presidency Of the American bowl
ing congress for the coming year
sam Karpf and the balance of the
present officials were re-noninated
hangers nomination is. considered 2
point in favor Of the next congress
going 10 Louisville Peoria as wei as
Louisville IS working actively for the
next congress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
FAvoRs DEFENDANT.

5luEouis Feb 20 Judge Adams of
lhe mitad sates cdurt Of appeals ttA
lay banded down d decision u favor
9Tlthe defendant 10 'be case OF the
Stfaft5n independence Limited com
many Eondou England, against the
astate Of William 5. SratCn to re
t0vcr SC 000,00
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
POPE Will APPOINT

Rome. Feb 20--As there are nine
vacancies at present in the sacred
colleges the pope has expressed IN
intention o appoint new earlinsis Is
.fhe ueN C nsistory Il is probable
that the c4rdinalates viii be given 10
Hungary. Brazil and Italy. but none
to Great Britain or the United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
ONE BOUND OVER,

Mason City. Iowa. Feb 20.-The in
vestigation into the alleged assault
OF Howard d. Reynolds and Walter S.
Reynolds. the New York commission
men upon Harry Norwood, with in.
tent to commit murder was conelud.
ed ioday. The former was exonerat.
ed and the latter bound over to the
grand jury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
FREIGHT IN CARS
is SIDETRACKED
ON ALL Rail ROADS OWING TO
RECENT HEAVY STORMS
MUCH PERIsHABLE STUFF IS
INCLUDED.

Chicago Feb 90 Ra lroad officials
estimate that i25,000 ears Of fre ght
are tied up or railroads east and
west u here owing 10 the recent
heavy storms. OF this number 5000
ears arc said 10 be side tracked on
eas te-n roads and 50,o0o cars on wet
crn roads.
Wiz ~CGuire en- Gaya or more to
move this accumulation Of freL ght to
its destination and & is probable the
loss pcgishable stuff may be very
heavy
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
K or p. FINANCES.

Richmond Ind Feb 20-Informa.
zion has been given out from the OF
fec u Charles E. sbivelg Of this CITY,
supreme chancellor Of the Knishts Of
Pytbias Jeariug on the orders duan-
ces.
: This shows that on lamar last
hero was on hand q balance Of stt.
s92 and that the resources Of the
Endowment Rank in excess of iiahili.
ties we're s8S7,054.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
JAMES CHALMERS CHOSEN.

Sioux City. Iowa Feb. 20.--James
Chalmers. head of the South Dakota
agricultural commission. has been
chosen president Of South DalIo Tn
,versity. at Vermillion. to sueceei
President Garrett Droppers. who re
Gently resigned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
LIMIT NUMBER
OF DRANSHOPS
IN THE STATE IF BILL INTRO
DUCED IN LEGISLATURE
TUESDAY EVER BECOMES A
LAW.

Springfield H., Feb. 2o.-one dram
shop for every five hundred ighabit-
ants in the state is the iimitatson
placed upon the number Of ssl5ors u
a bill to be introduced tomorroA.
The number Of saloons In - -stats
now runs far over this sversss g
many counties.
The bill If passed would res1is n
he total suspension Of further Ii
censes fer some time to come
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
sulroR KILLS RIVAL

Connells. Pa. Feb 90 Charles
Austin, 10 years old, tonight shot and
killed Charles p. Anderson aged %
years Austin was arresse1. Both
men were suilors for the hand q
ailss Clara Meth and when Austin
called at her home tonight he me'
and aon 'here aud the tragedy fol
bowed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
RUSSIAN SHIPS DELAYED.

Port Lewis. Mauritus. Feb 20.-The
Russian second Pacific squadron,
with. eoiliers totalling seveaty ships.
was sill al Nossibe on February lG.
The Russians were buying stores
largely, and especially wines and
l.auors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
ALLEGED BOODLER
IN LAWS Tolls
CHARLES KaATZ ON TRIAL AT
BUTLER, MO-, CHARGED WiTH
ACCEPTING BRlsE FROM ST,
LOUIS CORPORATION

Butle- Mo-, Fob. 20.--Aff4r aalay
of nearly three years the trial Of
Charles Kratz of St Louis, former
member OF the municipal assembly OF
tina: city. charged with accepting o
Irbo from the agent of a sabur1an
street. railway company began here
loaay n the Bates county circuit
ceuIt,
Kratz was arrested osn s.. iou'a
three years ago ald after his rel2aFo
cn bohd fed to Me1ico and was oiiiY
rai7ittd after arspeeiol tre9lg was
arranged with that country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
PRISONERS GET SENTENCE.

Mason. Mich. Feb. 2O.--Mrs Carrie
Joslyn. who pleaded gplty to murder
ing her husband by poison. and Isaac
Swan her alleged paramour and a
former farm hand. for the Joslyns,
we're both sentenced today to life i'm
prisonment in the state prison at
Jackson. Swan was convicted today
OF murder principally on the evi-
dence Of Mrs. Joslyn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
coNeaAruLATEs AMAooRs.

Panama. Feb. 2o.-Today was the
first anniversary of Or. Manuel ANA.
dors' presidency OF Panama and ne
received congratulations from every
where in the republic without nolitt
cal dist ncticn. A great popular mee.-
ing Of all classes was held tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
Will NOT GO TO MOSCOW.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 2Q-Although
the emperor and the imperial family
viii not go to Moscow 10 attend the
funeral a great state requiem for the
repose of the soul of the late Grand
Duke Sergius will be held at Tsars-
koezlo. simultaneously With the SER
vice al Moscow
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
INCORPORATES AMENDMENT.

Washington, Feb. a20.-The Bard
amendment prohibiting the use cf In
'lian funds for seetarian schools was
Incorporated in the Indian appropria.
ion bill by the senate committee or
n6ian afra rs tndnY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
MARITAL LAW DECLARED.

81, Petersburg. Feb. 2Oy-Martiai
iaw has been declared az Tzarskoesel
0 owing TO the numerous thfea ening
etters being received at the palace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
RECEIVES A PROMOTIONS

Chicago Feb 2o w. p Hambin
assistant general freigh agent 81 III.
Burlington systcm. was today ap
pointed freight traffic manager OF thf
road
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
FORBES GETS DECISION.

Indianapolis, Ind Feb 20.-BRrry
Forbes CT Chicago, was given the de.
cision over Paddy Nee of ri tsburg.
Il the end of the l0-round bout to-
night. a2'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
GETS LIFE SENTENCE

Columbus. Fab 20--Jamc7 C'Aeiii
Wa this evening sentenced to life In
prisonment for the murder Of his wife
Christmas night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21

19aep received late tonight from the
that 1o5 enoaod and that Isl
they
Every oa3t : lso9 nat cannot
possibly 5sioro
dee the
way of he tirhe
Birmingham Feb 2o-oetate of ne aeer az TIE Ffgna nnes arc
ated Of the wcrld
running
Brmingham Nos tai@sy which Vr
ginia S
estimated ITO TO '35 and II
Believed all dead. s43
The best class Of employed tseee a belonged 70
~ Workers. 'n
argsoas voremen botn
Birnnh and
midnight debris
O'Clock interior Of the
reached.
The explosion by
heretofore entirely from
Ffsf
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
KNOCKS OUT KlmMY STONE.

Detroit. Mich. Feb. 20--Willie
sDracklln Of Windsor. tonight knock.
ed ous Kimmy Stone of New York, in
eight rounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-21
EVERY EFFORT BEING MADE
TO REACH ENT0MBED MEN
But Party Bent Oh Rescue Work CannoI
Possibly Succeed in Their Heroic
Task Before Morning.

Birmingham, Ala Ic3 20 BY explosion in the Yir.
gaa mine miles beow Rea6emer over two hundred Eia
ers have been entOlbed.
It's reported that 07 dead bodies Of The eatombed men
have been taken out OF the e the ghtln catastrophe
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-04

dent. f. f. Thompson; first Vice presi-
dent spiritual work, Miss Grace NJ.
Faires. second vice president. world
evangelism. Herbert Baird; third vice
president. mercy and help. Miss Eu-
nice Bouker; fourth vice president, lit
erary and social, Charles Van Patten;
secretary. Miss N. Blanche Kerr: as
slstant. George Sampson; treasurer,
Miss Ethel Fankhauser: assistant, Miss
Hulda Talledge.
This society maintains an orphan in
India and is assisting In the erection
of Epworth Memorial church, in Dem
yer.
The membership is about one hum
dred and forty. The meetings are large
ly attended and very helpful.
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
President. Mrs. Polhemus; secretary,
Mrs. Charles Gillette; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Alice Williams: treas
urer. Mrs. Henry Hutton; mite box sec
retary Miss Ripley.
This live society supports four BIZ
BILE women and two orphans in the for
eign field and meets the fourth Fri
day In every month.
Woman's Home Missionary society
President, Mrs. Ragsdaie; recording
secretary. Emma Ripley: correspond
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-04

Mr.. Sunday would let nothing be
said about the matter and we are TAX
ing chances on siraining friendship in
mentioning the. matter here.
Mr.. Sunday never considers himself
when others are to be considered. He
came here tired and worn out. Hs
ought to have rested on every oppor-
tunity. But he could not resist the
appeals to preach. He made hard
trip to Westclifr and payed his expen-
ses that he might grant a request to
preach there.
He took one OF his rest days for
service at Florence. and he made three
of his hardest Sundays harder by
preaching an hour at the penitentiary
where there was neither money or
glory for him. The boys wanted him
to preach and he gave them his best
effort freely.
One may critioise his style II ono
wishes, but no man can accuse him Of
insincerity or other than the greatest
motives In his lie and work.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-04

oerful meetings were the special SER
vices for men, held at the tabernacle
each Sunday afternoon during the
stay of the evangelist in Canon City.
These gatherings, which included
representatives of every class of busi-
ness and professional men in town,
were extremely helpful and imptes.
sions were made by the evangelist
upon those who heard him that will
never be forgotten. He pointed out
the beauty of living a Christian life
in contradistinction to a career of sin,
the wages of which is death.
AT the corresponding hour meetings
for women were held at the First
Presbyterian church under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Sunday, and no better
commentary can be made upon their
interest and value than to say that
they attracted audiences which were
limited only by the capacity of the
auditorium in which they took place.
Mrs. Sunday is talented and charm
ing woman and made host of friends
here who retain delightful recollec-
tions of her visit to Canon City.
To omit mentioning the music, at
the tabernacle meetings would be to
leave out an important agency in their
success. Seldom has better singing
or INSTRUMENTATION been heard on a
similar occasion than was afforded by
the choir, the pianists and the cornet-
lists, and they gave a spirit and enthu-
siasm to the service that was as in
spring as it was beautiful. Much of
the credit for the organization of the
choir and the excellent condition in
rival in town is due to Prof. McDon-
aid, chairman of the music committee,
and to Prof Eichhorn for the drill
and instruction which made it so ef-
fective an aid to Rev. Sunday in his
work of evangelization.
In an organization containing so
many good vocalists it would be in
vidious and unfair to give special
prominence to any of its members, al
though the excellent solo, duet and
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Kruger, Mrs. A.
Fl. White, Mrs Clark and Messrs
Eichhorn, Mcdonald, Truman and
others demand some recognition. As
a singer and musical director Mr..
Fischer holds high rank in his pro.
fession and his work in that line will
long be remembered by the great
audiences at the Tabernacle. As
vocal soloist Mrs. Connect of Obey
enne, Wyoming, who sang every
afternoon and night during the last
two weeks OF the revival, won un-
stinted admiration and enshrined her
self in the memory of all who listen
ed to the charm and melody of her
voice.
Rev. 1. E. Honeywell of Chicago,
who assists Rev Sunday in his evan.