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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
SAID TO LIVE IN WISCONSIN.
Herbert Leon Kepler Suicides in New
.."y York Hotel:

. ..." York Hotel.
New York, May 19.-Herbert Leon
Kepler, a bookkeeper, whose home
was in Deland, Fla.,, died in room in
Sussens' hotel at Forty-sixth street
and Sixth avenue from morphine poi,
soning. With him at the time was
woman who told the police that her
name was Mrs. bona Miller and that
she fled from Deland with Kepler two
weeks ago. Mrs. Miller said Kepler
was the son of a Deland physician and
that he left Florida suddenly because
Of some trouble which he got into
there. FIe left wife and several chill
dren behind when he fed, she said,
and she left her husband to come here
with him. She has been detained by
the police pending a fuNher investi-
cation of the case. Kepler was about
thirty-seven years old.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
THE
BY FORREST CRISSEY

seemed almost TO be blended into one.
But this was only for a second of time.
Then Red Beauty stepped aside, flirtcd
his wings. and gave one triumphant
crow-while Brownie rolled upon his
side kicked feebly, gasped, and closed
his eyes in death
In the fierce excitement of the mo-
ment Harlow forgot an save the one
glorious fact OF Red Beauty's splendid
victory; even the presence OF Buck had
passed out of his mind But this was
swiftly recalled as the boy who had
he'd long and undisputed his reign of
terror over the entire school-yard yell
ed. Damn himl" and gave the victor
ious bird kick that sent him with a
thud against the wagon shed. AS
quickly and as silently as his pet. a
moment before, had shot into the air,
Harlow's arm. bccked by his whole
weight. shot out against the cheek of
the bully and felled him to the ground,
|Fireiwith blind rage at the cruelty tnat
had been visited uon Red Beauty. Har
Tow landed upon the half-stunned Buck
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
STATE AND PENINSULA

for the holidays on Wednesday Decem-
ber 20. On the afternoon OF this day
pupils Of the first three grades will
give an entertainment I'm the Assem-
bly, Room of the High School, begin
ming at 2 o'clock. Following is the pro-
gramme. The scholars who will take
part are:
Second grade, Helen Pierce May
Prettyman. Edward Evans Vaules
lGrier. Mildred Luff. Lockwood Pratt,
Jack Smoot Edwin Messick. Sarah
Harrington. Martha Jones, Arva Walk
er Susie Kern, Lucille Mayhem. Thorn
as McCaffrey. Annie +. Wilkins, Mary
Reed. Jack Pfalzgraf. Harry Matthews,
Elizabeth Morris. Elizabeth Carlisle.
Pearl Macklin. Gertrude Still, Alvin
Pratt. Mary Gillespie. Elsie Stubbs
The Georgetown New Century Club
/ had a fun attendance of members and
visitors on Thursday. Various ques-
ltions of business were put before the
club for discussion. The subject for
1.-THE afternoon was Napoleon The
programme opened with music, follow
Ell by a paper. giving a character
sketch of the mighty warrior up to the
ond Of his Italian campaign. After a
piano solo paper on Napoleon
Against Combined Europe - was read.
The last paper showed the personal
side of Napoleon and the influence Of
Josephine upon HIM.
Dealers in holly and mistletoe re.
port that article more plentiful than
was at first expected
The Rev. J. W. Prettyman has been
invited TO return as pastor of Lincoln
NJ e. Church for another year.
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SiIIetto- BIackburn

At the marriage OF Benjamin S nettoe
and Miss Leutia Blackburn which took
place on Thursday night at che home OF
Mrs Louisa Blackburn ON the Andrews
farm there were many guests present.
Among those who were in attendance
were the following Miss Helon Eaton. of
Warwick Nd. Bayard Jordan, Alfred
and Miss May litter. Harry Dawson, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Moore. Lewis sutton.
Harry McAllistor. Mrs. James McAllister,
james Scott Miss Mildred Willis. Joseph
M Blackburn Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Black
burn, Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Blackburn,
Mrs. Emma Sillittoe. Mrs. Sarah Watson,
Mrs. Sarah Slmons Miss Sadie simons,
MI and Mrs. Walter Galloway. Miss rs
tella Galloway. Mrs. Edward Weggenman,
Theodore Cayendor, joseph D,cksrs ii. AIR.
and Mrs Harry Churchman Mss Kate
Evans Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Black
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Snittoo. MI
and Mrs. Theodore Blackburn. Mrs. So
phia Snow, of Philadelphia William
Bllckhurn Philadelphia; AR, aud Mrs
George Stidham, Mr. and Mrs $. A.
Foulk. Mrs. Elizabeth rraim. Mrs Eliza
beth Barlow and daughter, Mrs Anna
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Luss. Mrs
Leslie Blackburn, Mrs. r. v Watson. of
Chester Pa; Vaughan Watson, Mrs. j.
+. AIegginson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pol
lock, Of Edge Moor; NJ McCallister. I.y-
nam McCallister. Mrs. Louis Pulley Wat.
son Palley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weldon
Mrs Sarah Sillittoe. Miss Louretta sillit.
toe, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lyman. William
Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. John Blackburn
and daughter, Harry Sutton. Miss Geor
gle Sutton, Howard sutton. Mir. and Mrs
William Cranston, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stafford Miss Annie Grier, Thomas Grier
Christopher Grier. Oscar Shusters William
Wood. Miss Clara Hammen Miss Ma,
Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crosson. Hir
am Yerger. Julian Morgan Bayard Vim
yard, Miss Helen Eaton, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Megginson, Mr.. and Mrs. c
Harry. Miss Nellie Sutton, Horace SUIT
ton, lslwood Simons, Miss Annie Webster
Mr.. and Mrs. Romert Palmer, Miss An
ME Prince Miss Mary Sincox. Miss Nir
ginia Sincox. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black
burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher, Mis-
Lizzie Lefevre, Miss Edith Lefevre.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
sYNoPaIs

SYNOPeIS
Harlow a country boy, arrives at the
hcn-house period IN his existence and
takes great interest IN chicken breeding.
He is ably abetted by the hired man.
steve. lie finally gets "a game rooster
which whipped an the other fowls in the
barn yard The fame Of his chicken
spread and "a fight was finally arranged
between his rooster and the one owned
hv the town bully Buck.
Steve Is unable TO nc present az the neh
because he had tu drive frislxy pair OF
colts lie fears something Will happen %
his little friends pet but can sec no way
of beng present. After he leaves the bat
ilc starts.
eTIuh!" snorted Buck. "An' that's VI
BIRD. Say, I'm almost ashamed fl
Brownie G fight a thing like that. Lit
ne stunted snipl But come on. any
way. Let him down-an no blubberin
If he's killed mind ~
AS Harlow placed the champion OF
his hopes on the eround. fear thai
Steve might have Nverestimated the
powers and prowess of the thorough
bred made the boys heart futter un'
comfortably. But Steve had said that
the red beauty would whip anything in
feathers that ever scratched dirt west
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
MARYLAND PENINSULA

The Grand Jury for Cecil county
found indictments yesterday against
John Russell, three charges for
assault; William Clark, attempted rob-
.bery. The jury recommended improve
.ments to the Court House and jail
Seized with sudden illness IN the jury
box, Andrew r. Miller. a juror, caused
the temporary discontinuance OF the
suit of Mrs Sophia b. Hand, OF Havre
de Grace, against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in Cecil County
Courts yesterday.
Payment Of 5000 was yesterday order
ed paid TO the building fund OF the pro-
posed union hospital for Cecil county
by the County Commissioners. The
State Legislature two years ago made
an appropriation OF 5000 to the fund.
payable when the hospital had a like
sum in its treasury.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
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passed. and De moved ony to bring
dough and wafer, which he held help
lessly before the dying bird
At last the rattle of the wagon and
the sound Of the horses hoofs start
led him: but he had no voice with
which to call out 10 steve, a moment
ater the hired man was bending over
him. Between the sighs which shook
the BOYS chest he said. Buick k--iok-
cd him. He'd killed Buck IS
roster"
Instantly the hired man vanished
into the horse barn. backed the team
out. and started the colts at their top
pace towards the bars.
Within an hour he was back again.
s. landing beside Harlow and saving,
"He's skinned out-gone to join his
dads show at Busti Guess it's a good
thing. Harlow. fer I'm 'fraid I'd Almost
killed him il I'd caught him."
Harlow kept silence, his gaze fast
ened on the glazing eyes of Red Beau
~ Then, as the bird gave a final gasp
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
LAUREL
Bank Of Delmar Re-elects Officers and
Declares Dividend.


Declares Dividend.
The Bank Of Delmar held its annual
meeting Thursday. All
the officials were reelected, "a per cent
dividend and $4,000 carried to the sur
plus.
John Adams. carrier of r. f. d.. No.
/, was married last night to Miss
Estella Elliott Rev. T. +. Terry ohi-
ciatlng. The ceremonylw3 sdleinnized
at the home OF the brides parents and
IA reception was held at the home of the
groOm's parents. over 100 guests were
present. Mr. Adams and wife win re-
side in Paris" the eastern suburb OF
Laurel, where they have a beautiful
new home.
Miss Nellie White has resigned her
position as teacher in the Delmar
schools and IL is reported that Miss
LILLIAN Ellis OF Sharptown, will succeed
her.
Stephen T. Ralph has discontinued
business at his country store and re-
moved to Laurel where he has entered
the store OF Hastings and Bro. as a
salesman.
Thomas c. Hobbs viii sell his per-
sonal effects next week and remove his
family to Philadelphia
The shirt factory at Bethel which
has been closed for several months, re-
sumed work this week
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
ScoiaI ana PersonaI Notes

Mrs. Clara Anderson and daughter,
Miss Natalie. who have been visiting
in Philadelphia, have returned home
The Misses Mention and Winter of
Philadelphia. are visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Laura Manlove, who has been
visiting friends I'm Philadelphia and
New York, has returned home.
william Swiggett Of Philadelphia,
Was a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
oghas. L. Spencer is visiting in Phila-
delAhia and Chester.
C.SP. Elliott Of Media. Pa. was a
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Miss L. Maie Ford, of Smyrna, and
William A. Riggs, of Florida, were
married Tuesday of last week
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Boggs announce
the marriage of their daughter Flor
ence Mary, to Herman Nrden Wallace
on Tuesday December 12, at THE
Elms" Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, of
Denton, have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mel
lie, to G.. Harry Whitby, of Baltimore
Tuesday December 10.
Harry p. Aekmout who has been
visiting friends.in this city, has return
ed to his home in Trenton, n. J.
Miss Grace Moore is entertaining sew
eral girl friends from her former home
Nots York City
Mrs. G. II. B. English, Of Shamokin
Pa. Is visiting IN this city.
g. w. Bacon has returned from a
business trip to Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curlett. of Nor.
wood. are the guests of relatives in this
city
Mrs. Sallie Cam. Of this city has beer
visiting at Cheyney. Pa.
Mrs. Mary Bryan is visiting oxford
Pa
Mrs. Mary NJ walcott. of Dover. 4.
the guest of her son Josiah Walcoa
in this city
Mr. and Mrs. George Maris have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
The Reading Circle of the Womanl
Foreign Missionary Society will NEE
at the home Of Mrs. Plummer. No. 1O
Jackson street, this evening at "a
O'Clock
George A. Loster. Jr.. Of No. 81
Walnut street, will spend some time a
Easton. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Jarman of Tuck
ahoe Neck. Nd, have been visiting
friends. here.
Harry Evans is visiting friends a
Port Deposit Md.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

'of the creell-and who was to question
Steve's word?
The instant Red Beauty touched the
ground he stood lice a tiny statue
beak, breast and toes marqing a
straight, perpendicular line. There was
something splendidly military, defiant
and naughty in his bearing that
brought a flush Of confidence 10 the
pale cheeks of Harlow
But for the next few moments Har-
low held his breath and felt his knees
shake with the tension of excitement.
Bucks rooster circled about, throw
ing out his wings in angry challenge,
dipping his head with taunting menace
and breathing a throaty defiance. But
the little Game stood erect, immovable,
silent He stirred not a feather and
gave no sign of animatiCn beyond a
vicious blinking Of his beady eyes.
Again and again the aggressor blust-
cred backwards and forwards and
pushed c.oser to his statuesque antag-
onist until their beaks almost touched
and still Rcd Beauty remained blink
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
brilliant DeIaware Pupils

Among the prominent Alumnae of
Friends School, attending college is
Miss Mabel Vernon. Of Swarthmore.
During her four years residence. she
has won the oratorical prize three
times and was honorably mentioned at
this years contest. She is also the
recipient of three scholarships at that
institution. Other Friends School
graduates who have distinguished
themselves i'm various way at their
colleges are: Clifford Vernon, Willard
Springer. Clarence Switzerland. Fred
Giipin, George G. Lobden. Jr., James
Coupitts and Roscoe c. Tindall.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
Orangemen,s Festivities

Lodge No. 125. orangemen. last night
gave a most enjoyable social evening to
the members of the lodge and their
friends. in odd Fellows Hail. Highlands.
A concert I'm which local musical and dra-
matte talent participated began AT eight
O'Clock and lasted until eleven. Among
the many attractions was a two act COM
edy sketch entitled '1n Down Town
Ohice" the characters being represented
by Messrs. Hayden and File. After the
concert refreshments were served. When
the tables were cleared from the floor
dancing began and lasted until three
o'clock this morning. All who attend
ed voted it one OF the most successful af-
fairs ever given by the lodge.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

the boy again broke into sobs Of grief
and the hired man turned away and
necked from his cheek. with dash Of
his thumb. the tears that trickled from
his overlooking eyes
but" said Harlow. when his storm
of grief was over q licked him
pounded him tin he begged"
The hired mans hand fell upon tho
boys shoulder with a grip that male
him vince
"Son-by Mighty. six-shooter
.of mine. upn my room. is yourn-this
minitl Yessur-yourn L keep. An tn
saddle-whole outfit that used t ride
tn range with out n th' Hills. An II
had hoss I'd throw il in. TOO. You're
tn partner fer me. Licked him good
-th overgrown bully. That's what
call grit"
And yet. the pride that burned in the
heart of Harlow did not fully compen-
safe for the dead pet that lay stiff and
Iprone in the doorway of the barnl
(The End.)
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

ingly Indifferent to every threat.
9TH little coward" shouted Buck.
"He dasn't fight He's scared stin If
he don't wake up TIL throw Brownie on
top of him-and lick you, too. There's
goin to be a fight here anyhow
Harlow leaned against the corner
of the barn, his face as gray and
ohalky as the big boulder on which the
foundation beams of the barn rested.
Could IL be that the puck Of his pet
was all a mistake. that Red Beuty was
afraid, and that he himself would be
the laughing stock of the boys, destin-
ed to bear the increased tyranny and
punishments shat the circus bully
would surely heap upon him.
Once more the Leghorn backed
away, advanced with rush. then leap-
ed into the air. A quick, perpendicular
flash Of red, and Harlow knew that,
whatever the result, his pet had not
showed the white featherl
Both boys instinctively crowded for
ward. close TO the cOmbatants. For an
instant all was confusion; the birds
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

land raincd blows upon him that
brought howls and pleadings. But the
punishment kept on until the strength
Of the assailant was spent.
" Noughl" muttered the cowed and
beaten Buck. "Let me up n III never
touch y 'gain-cross m heart an hope
T. die. Do anything y say, Harlow"
AS Harlow arose from his position
Iastride Of Buck and allowed the bully
10 regain his feet, he caught sight OF
his iluttering gasping pet.
you're a brute an a coward he
shouted Speak L me again an III
lick y Thin n lncher yer life. If Steve
was here l guess he'd kin v. Now clear
QUIT"
As Buck vanished through the barn
yard gate leaving his dead rooster and
his sack behind. Harlow turned to his
pet, gathered him into his arms. and
sat down IN the barn door. crying with
the same wild fury with which he had
fought He was conscious of nothing
save the keen and overmastering pity
for his murdered pet. Hour after hour
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
Camden

Mrs. Evlyn Sarde has returned from
a visit to Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Elizabeth McBAde has return
ed to New York.
Mrs. Bessie Phillips has returned to
Wilmington.
Mr.. Gail Mol is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lena Jackson of Woodside, Is
visiting Mrs Edward Walraven.
Mrs. Bell Goodwin of Kenton. is Wis
iting Mrs. Hall Goodwin of Camden.
The Rev. r. II. Nelson has closed
his meetings at Lebanon.
Mrs. Rebecca Dunn of Camden, is
visiting relatives in Smyrna.
Mrs. Rachei Clark has returned from
a visit to Trenton, n. J.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
Biees-.LarreiI

George Biggs and Miss Gertrude H.
FARRELL both of near Canterbury, Del,
were married at the home of the brides
parents. NJ. and Mrs. Joseph FARRELL.
Sr., on Thursday evening, December a..
Miss Nellie Biggs was bridesmaid.
EhwOod farrell was best man. and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
E. II. Simfeld Of FELTON,. f.s-
The wedding march was played by
Miss Lillian $. Jarreil, a sister of the
bride. There We're a large number of
friends Of the contracting parties
present. The bride received many
handsome and useful presents.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
HON'S THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured .by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. ].
Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable i'm all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan a Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free, Price 20 cents per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
LEWES
Captain Flasler Has Been Transferred
From Sea Duty.

Odptdln Tla9lcr F7aS been transferred
From Sea Duty.
Special to The Evening journal
Lewes, Dec. 16--The storm at the
Breakwater has subsided. 1t ragged all
day yesterday, hut fortunately did no
damage. on the Metomkin river 20
niles below here. however. three
masted schooner is ahore but she is in
no danger of being pounded to pieces.
The high seas off here have, until to-
day, prevented +. r. Sharwood. secre-
tary of the Philadelphia Maritime Ex-
,hange, who has been at the Break
water, from coming ashore. He has
been in constant communication with
the shore and this afternoon came iu
ana went up TO Philadelphia.
The Maritime Exchange here know.
nothing Of the reported wreck of ths
Belgian steamship Antigoon. Captain
Calimetta, bound from Mobile Ala. &C
Ia Rochelle. France. OF OF the incident
perilous position of her crew.
The schooner Kate Darlington. lun.
Der laden Tor New York. from Virginia
was swept on the point OF Cape Hen.
lopen yesterday. She came Off on al,
rising tide with only slight dana sc
and without assistance.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
Anniversary of Wedding

MI. aud Mrs GeOrge Hook, OF No.
1910 West street. celebrated the seventh
anniversary Of their wedding last even
ing, by entertaining the members Of
their Immediate families and few
friends Holly and evergreens were
used in the decorations of the house,
and the guests We're entertained with
music and cards. Mr.. and Mrs. Hook
were the recipients OF many handsome
gifts. Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
saptismal Service.

The Rev Dr. w. l.. S. Murray will
hold a baptismal service at the new
Washington Heights M. E. Church on
Sunday morning A number of addi-
t'onal members are expected to be re-
ceived into the church on the occasion.
A sermon and reception of members
VIII follow the service.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
pr. cassaburi convaleseino.

DR.. Victor Cassaburi, chemist for the
Ford Morocco Company, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital for three weeks, is re-
covering.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
Presbyterian.

East Lake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty and Market streets.
Divine service and preaching at 1880
and 7.45 by the Rev. Thomas Burns.
Sunday school az 2; Christian Endeavor
lat z. Bible study and prayer meeting
.on Wednesday evening at 745. You are
cordially invited.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
IN THE CHURCHES
EplseopaI.

Episcopal
ST. Johns Church, Market street
and Concord avenue. the Rev. George
G.. Hail. rector; the Rev W. B. Beach
assistant Services; T30, II. 7.4J. Sum
day school at 9.45.
ST. LulSes Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
Morning prayer and sermon at 1880.
Evening prayer and sermon at L3O.
Sunday school at 9.15.
ST. Michaers Church, Adams and
Chestnut streets. the Rev. G. Morton
Murray. rector. 7.30 n. m. low mass
TO- mathis: 1890. choral mass and sermon,
o, Sunday school; s, evensong and ser
mon.
Az lmamnuel Church tomorrow night
the Rev John ID. Bunting win repeat
his address delivered recently before
the state Sunday School Convention
The subject is some Forgotten Heroes
OF Missions"
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
Woodward & Bros

Is the Place to Buy Your Christmas Gifts.
Footballs Air Rifles, Flobert Rifles Scroll Saws Police
Pistols, S. s, w. Revolvers Open Evenings
SOB Market St Both Phones SO2 Shipley St,
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

The Rev. A. II. Bates. OF Washington,
ID. c.. will preach in the Olivet Presby-
terian Church Tomorrow morning and
levening a fun attendance OF the con-
lgregation and community Is requested.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

The Rev. William Bishop Gates. Of
New York, viii be the preacher at Ha-n
over Church tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

The Best 25c. Hair Brush
AZ Cartmelrs. 9Th and Madison.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16
CHRISTIAN WORKERS
Presiding Elder Mowbray will preach
az Red Lion tomorrow morning.

There viii he baptism at Second Bap-
tist Church tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

Hanover Presbyterian Church, King
and sixth streets. Preaching services
at 1916 and 7.45. Rev. William Bishop
Gates, Of New York. will occupy the
pulpit. Sabbath school at 915. Chris
tian Endeavor at Z. Wednesday prayer
service at s p. m.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets, the Rev. Alex
lander Alison, Jr, pastor. Divine wor-
ship at 1880: pastors theme, "The Sc
cret of Jericho's Fan" Popular evan-
gelistic service at 7.sO; pastors theme,
l"Some Religious Veneers." The public
always welcome.
/ First United Presbyterian Church.
Third and Broome streets, the Rev. j.
Frank Campbell pastor 1880. preach
ling subject, "The Last Supper-the
celebration Of the Lords supper" .
Sunday school. Gas. Christian Endea
vor; 1f5 preaching. "A Holy Life"
First Presbyterian Church. Market
and Ninth streets. Preaching at 1890
land 745 by the Rev. John Newell of
st. Paul. Mimi Sunday school at p.
Junior Endeavor at $50; Christian I'm
doavor at 6i5.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

Congregational singing is the feature
Of the popular meeting at West
Church Sunday evenings. Tomorrow
night the hymn card will be changed.
I'm addition 20 the singing by Professor
.Clymer's chorus Of thirty voices, Will
liam n. Robinson will be the soloist.
Following are the musical numbers;
Prelude. "Onertoire." Read; choral
anthem. Il Come O Blessed Saviour"
Piusuti; solo, Fear Not Ye, o Israel"
Buck onertory, Meditation" Flagler.
Quartette. Sometime Wen Under
stand" McGranahan; postlude. IRE
.cessional" Zundell The pastors SER
mon theme viii be some Religious
Neneers"
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

from 7.8O to $50. All cordially well
come.
First Unitarian Church. West street
above Eighth. the Rev. Alexander n.
Bowser minister. Subject for Sunday,
December ~, "a Great Opportunity. %
Services az 1915 o'clock. All seats
free Sunday school meets at ~
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1905-12-16

Red Lion NJ. T.. Church, the Rev. Fred
r.. McNinscy pastor Preaching at Lcb-
anon Church at 1880 and 2.3o by the Rcv.
Alonzo W. Davis Preaching ot $50 p.
S Mowbray, u. ID. Revival service at
Glasgow at $50 D. m Quarterly confer
ence az Rcd Lion ON Monday morning at
10 o'clock.