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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-13

ernor, was born in London August 10.
154S, but, although not the oldest son.
later came into possession Of the
manor OF Groton. He was something
of poet. His son, John Winthrop,
who came to America in 1880 as Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts. and who was
the father Of Deane, was born at Ed
wartson, near the family seat at Gro
ton. Jan. 12, 1887. He was very pre-
cocious and was made a justice OF the
peace when is years old. and was
married when only little over II.
This wife bore him six children. the
eldest Of whom became the governor OF
Connecticut
He married a second time, and this
wife died in little over a year. In
the year 1918 John Winthrop was
once more established in domestic
life, his third wife being Margaret
Tyndall, daughter of Sir John Tynrall.
John Winthrop lived along in this
quiet country town. enjoying the life
OF a well-to-do and respected squire
and deyoting his energies to the rear
ing Of his children. His letters 10 his
wife and sons show him to have been.
diligent, conscientious worker. de-
voted to his family. And then came
into his life something which was to
change its whole course and that OF
his offspring: the New England enter
prise. He was well along in years
when he became interested In the Mas
sachusetts company, and when he de-
termined to pluck un his stakes in his
own land with view OF planting
them again in remote wilderness he
was strongly advised against the step
by his old friends. But he made Up
his mind to il after long and careful
study Of the question. believing It to
be his duty to do so.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-13
His Last Visit to croson.


Winthrop returned to Groton FOR
the last time in February. 1920. He
went to London and finally embarked
for America on the 22d OF March. He
founded another home here. and his
children still others after him. peane
Winthrop settled In old Chelsea and
the house, 200 years later. is sull
standing.
This group Of photographs sent
from Groton win be hung In the Frost
Library and win complete a series de.
voted TO old and New England. Ths
trustees already possess a photo.
chaps copy Of the Magma Charta. an
engraving Of Westminster abbey ana
group Of The kings and queens who
were rulers Of Great Britain when
Pullin Poynte people were British sub
Jects." A map Of England showing
the location Of Groton. picture OF
the royal charter brought over by
Winthrop. and collection Of pictures
OF great Englisbmen who had some
part ii the affairs OF church or state
during the colonial and revolutionary
period completes the collection.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
KiTcHlN is SUMMONED.
Congressman to Testify in subornation
Of Perjury Case.
tBy Associated Press.)

JACKSON. MISS, Jan. o5.-Fcdnral
Clerk Mosejey today summoned Con
.ressman Kitchia, Of North Carolina:
Robert NJ. Fulton, acting postoi1ice in
spector fer the ST. louis. Mo. dis
trict and Harry Skinner L. S. district
attorney. at Raleigh. n c.. &c appear
here on February ,, when the commit
ting trial CT NJ l.. Reddoch, charged
with suhorEation Of perjury in uonnec-
ton with an investigation he con
Quoted tor the department OF Justice
last summer, which related to Con
srcssman ki1chin, of North Carolina,
and which was found to be groundless.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
TO ASK WEST VA. 70 pAv U.
Isbt Comm, issicn Goes to plead WITH
Panhandls State Legislature.
5 lEY Assl..iafAl. y

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 2l.-Thc vir.
Slnia Debt Commission has gone %
Charleston, W. Va. with y view 70
fcnie::ir= with tile West Virginia Leg
stature. ,.cw i'll session, regarding a
S't'iemoat OF the Ions standing debt
controversy between Tho two States.
"'thcNt resort to the courts.
RepEdiated Her Juse Debt.
West Virginia has always refused tn
assume is proportion Of The Virginia
Hcbt existing at the time the younger
state *:s set OF. Tho Virginia com.
mission consists Of Attorney General
Anderson Congre ssman II. II. Flooh
John ;. Moon ana Randolph Harrison
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
May Result From, the Disturbances in
Russia.

May Result From the Disturbances in
Russia
LoNHNN. Jan. - The foreign Of
lice views tho situations III Russia with
alarm.
II believes that while the present
risln@:i Will l,e nut down. The affair or
sunday at st. Petersburg is certain To
bring about Il change in tho form CT
government The Associated Press
learns that the foreign Office would
welcome i Russian governments With
WHICH il could enter on treaty similar
~ The Anglo-French agreement, feel.
ing that contract with the present
regime would re repll1atc,l at will
E.lt fears are entertained Of 4 rey,,lu-
'lon which might result in information
al complications.
Words Of Sympathy Criticized.
Inc remarks # War Secretary Ar
Aold-Eorstcr. at. Croydon last night
when he expressed the sympathy IF
the people of the United Kingdom wi,h
the people Ct Russia are exciting con
siderable cGlEnicnt, coming from. ).
cabinet minister III, seemed tc y,icn
tie general suspicion that the british
government has Of Russian bcaur.,
crazy. Mr. .ArnGll-Forsler also made
the astounding statement that it wOul.,
DC boil mar who would saw whether
this !soSement would lie likely Ia helm
or hnr: the British nalicn. but '.wr
'l'iSt &c Oh our guard"
Press Takes Similar View.
The british press as whole takes 4
no less gloomy view. The papers have
l'tn Giving Up almost exclusively since
SnnaH &c alarmist reports from Rus
5la hostile articles and scathins cdi
'"rials on the massacre ono Of tho
mlldest terms used fcy tile affair or
Sunday and the Russian Emperor ana
his government arc generally com.
pared! to beasts at hay
The whole discussion in Russia
serves again 10 reveal the poorly dis
GnIsett hnstilit Y nj the British rreSs tn
everything 's'Ssian. The dispatches II
INC i-''l''tnl papers all report the cOu
Glt!cns prevailing in KusSia Il be verse
'lIah TIC Associated Press accounts
III" Russian llicial figures Of tn.
killed and wounded arc stated as !udi
erouSly Official"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
Three Wrecks Reported.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 25.-Threc
schooners were blown ashore III Hamp.
ton Roads early this morning by the
nerce northwest storm which swept
over the region last night, accom-
panied by a fall or snow.
The John a. Russell, of Tappahan.
mock. Va. Will he a total loss while
the other two We're pulled into deem
water ~ tugs and are now in The
mouth OF the James river.
One of them is the Lula from where
IS not known. and owing 10 the location
CT the boats at this time, no informa.
ton concerning them can be obtained,
A yawl from the Lula is on
the beach near Sewell's Point
and it is thought some of
her crew tried to make shore in the
gale. II they did they We're drowned.
On board the John A. Russell. which
is coal laden. We're Captain W. j. Bar
neE. his eisht-year.old son, Joe. and
Andrew Norton They made their
escape from the sunkcn craft BY float
ms line 10 shore on cask.
The line was caught by an Associate
ed Press correspondent and another
newspaper man, who pulled skiff.
containing Captain Barney. to the
beach
Norton, from the deck OF the Russell,
pulled the skitf back again by a rope
attached to the stern, and those on
the shore then hauled the boat in with
Norton ANA the boy in it.
The Russell is owned by T.. a. Buck,
Of Tappahannock, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
MONTAGUE AND BRAxToN
Stellar Orators at tn. Confederate Din.
ner in New York.
tlSy Associated Press.

NEW YORK Jan 25.--N the annual
cln3sr Of the Confederate Veteran
camp CT New York, tonight ii the
WaldorfAstoriu Governor 4 ]. Mon,
tasac. Of Virginia, responded 10 the
toast, Ice as !; Citizen" and A. c.
n:aNton. also Of Virginia spoke on
The Soldiers OF the Ccnfe,ieracy. ;
Edward Owen commander of the
canp vas POSTMASTER The guests in,
Guided Lord Fairfax.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
COTTON GIL PLANT BURNED
!nc Loss. 100000 Partly Covered 81
(Ey Associated Press. }

COLI MEIA. S. C., Jan o5.-A sna
ca: &c the State from i}ennetlsylHc. S.
6. says :he Southern Cotton Oil Car:
Da9t $ Hlalt al that place was destroy.
al hS- fire This afternoon resulting ir
loss Of sl"onhp. partially ccver,.,. 81
insurance The fire originated. IN tn,
en- house about noon and ewing 10 u
hlsi wind ana the water pipes being
irczcn the flames were net nndvr coz
to! nn:ii :, O'clock This afternoon
An"ut 2.o"o tens CT Gotten seed meat
ard quantity OF Gil vas destroyed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
DAMAGE az FLAMES $4,000.
Masons Among Sufferers Of ahe Fire at
Union, S. c.
(By Associated Press

UNION. S. c.. Jan. 25.-Fire original
ing ~ the workshop Of the Bailey
Lumber and Manufacturing Company
at !! 80 p. NJ. today. DESTROYED IT,,
plant. stables and store ri the Union
SUPPLY Company. the Jetr,ies builttn:
ai'l The residence of Miss Emma Bran.
den.
Tho loss aggregates $4,000. about
nail insured The Masonic lodge lost
propertie svalued at $1,000. With insur.
arcc cf $1,000. At one time the resi-
'!e1ce section Of The city was serious
~ mcnaced. as strong wind Mas
blowing and there was hut one fire
company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, THURSDAY JANUARY 2G 1905

s"lr were driven ashore during last
nislt aud today. in the lower harlc,
a'?'l il il" Chesapeake Bay The Brl
'ish steamer E!swicl; Lodge. Baltimore
10 Rotterdam. went ashore in the up.
PC: Ia The British stoa"er i.crt,
l.rnc went ashore hut was tlcntttl and
anchored III he channel hut M late
hour tonight the l.lswick Lodge was
reported To be hard aground. though
resting easily
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
Schooner Aground.

Aside from the small bay trading
nshinG schooner. Join a. Russell. at
Sewell's Point ;il;s morning, no marine
disaster OF consequence has been re.
ported, though many small craft are
On The shores OF the harbor The Rus
sell. coal laden. dragged her anchor
and Struck bottom at five O'Clock this
morning. She Immediately became
%aterogged and her crew of three
We're aided in reaching the shore BY an
Associated Press correspondent ana
other newspaper men, who reached
the scene four hours after the boat
struck. Up TO that time the people
on board had been helpless on an ice.
coated deck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
CHARITY HOSPITALS CROWDED
tEy AsSut.laic,l praas

MEN, YORK. Jan. ".,--NUt since tho
blizzard Of 1883. by which all storms
a:e estimated as srea. OF small. has
NGw York been 50 completely snow
bound - il Is tonight The city itsS.!t
Is lying under 4 foot Of SNOW. tina, III
many places has been banked by the
wind TO Il height OF several feet Sur
fGte travel eally in the day was ab;:u-
:ioned. overhead transit was rreSlla-
ana slow and It remained TOR tile rr.
dtraronn,! reads to carry home. so far
rs they Could reach within the city
l!I1.ita. the hundreds OF thousands of
workers from the down town districts
Extensive Tie-up.
The entire coast line. from the Dol.
aware capes north. has heen in the
grasp OF a storm. which because OF tho
heavy fell Of STOW, the intensity OF
Tie cold and force OF the gale. has
exceeded in severity anything expert
cnced in Years
Inland from Maine, Throughout the
New Ensland States and the Middle
Il
most complete winter ,ie-up Far into
the west there is snow and a remark.
ABLY low temperature. while the OK.
freme South seems to have escaped
Railroad Traffic Delayed.
Everywhere railroad ira flic is DELAY
e-'. reports OF disasters TO shipping are
coming in and with the rapidly falling
Thermometer much suffering must en-
sue So severe Was the storm III this
city that even during the day hours
several persons were frozen to death
CT dice! from exhaustion
Hospitals Crowded.
Tonight the hospitals. the nolice
stations and the house Of refuge ar.
crowded 10 their fnll capacity.
More than once police reserves were
called out t2 take care CT the crowd F.,
thot We're strue2 Cling around the en-
''ance 70 some bclated ferryloat.
which vas soon 10 attempt another
trip Long before slmdcwn the home
ward hound workers learned tina,
1rullcys everywhere throughout Man.
haitian had been abandoned. that cable
cars were stalled in many places AMI
hat Yer those who lived in the SIT
hurhs nothing remained lnlt to take ur
quarters somewhere near at hand il
they ncped To retuvn 10 work the fol
loving day.
All Trains Delayed.
soon after I O'Clock tonight bullet
III was posted in the Grand Central
station tliat nc more trains were ex-
Iested ~ arrive over tho New York
Contra! road during tho night
Trains were delayed on Ill roads
Nrt only Il vessel OF any kind hal
salleG or arrived at this port in more
than - hours. and the port If Bos-
ton only one arrival Was reported am!
that q coaitwise steamer At Sandy
Hook and Quarantine the gale blew a.
20 miles an hour and number az
vessels are at anchor there
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
Outgoing Trains Crowded.
FUND FOR THE STRIKERS.
Mone, Comes From Mysterious Source
&c Aid Working Masses.


ST PETERSBURG. Jan. - -; Il.
=, III Quiet continues in st. Peters
burg Evidence accommodates that tho
strikers are supplied with money to
meet their ptcsen, nec,ls All sorts az
stories are aft,nt as u the size ard
ORIGIN II tic fand Money is undouh,
coy he'ns sGrrlich by the Liberals 1t
is saI,l that they have luI Il at 5000.
o''e. some Of which was supplied Nv
German Socialists hut there is 10 way
nf verifying the stories. 1t is seriously
cclicresi IN. some quarters that money
is hcing furnished froi. japanese. Bri.
fish sources to bring on revolution or
SUCH internal complication AS will com.
pei the government to make neacc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
Verdict Against Standard Oil.

NORFOLK. .rA, Jan o3.-Mrs.
Naomi r. sciridan. wife Of William
y. Sheridan. the New YORK artist sum.
tho Standard OH Company here for
$4,000 damages for personal injuries.
vas today given verdict by Fedora!
Judge WadGill, for $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
Discussed Dominican Affair.

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Jan. 2l.-Thr
Senate committee OF foreign relations
today discassr'! the resolution into.
dnccd By Senator Eaccn asking inror-
nation from The President relaliv,
tc Tie recent arrangement with S;.n
Domingo. the resolution went INIT! IN !.
next mec,inS without action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
smoot Hearing Drawing to Gle Sc.

VI! -tASOGlAttN I'rcS~.) .-
WASl'lN';T0N. r. G.. Ian. o5--rh,.
Investigation of lrotesrs against sen
a'"r Rced smcn' 50 far as llc Intro
"nctioh Of testimony is concerned wa>
brought 90 close today Chairman
BUTTONS, after ltrici Es,,lsSicE Re-
lw@"n counsel. rnied that arguments
shoild ne began tomorrow ana llmitrl
70 five hours On each Side.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
$4,000 Fire in Memr,,;s.
(By Associated Press.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. 25.-The
plant oi the Valley Oil Mills. located
at the fco, Of Linden street and the
river was destroyed by FIRE today en-.
falling :. loss estimated at sl50,oOO.
The insurance is $llJ.00c. a negro
employee Is missing and lie was seen
70 enter ne burning structure. in
probably pclishcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
BUHYlNG THE DEAD.
eodies Of Victims Of Sundays Out.
5reak Carried Thouqh Streets.

ST, PETERSBURG Jan. % Til,
"'SEt was Quiet although a few shots
were heard in the Vassili Os,rofi omar
yer, Troops raradcd the streets all
night l'h., Stopping arl interrosati,.g
II" ~" i:ohics Of wnrkmcn continued
70 march ttEnngh the principal thor
lCont::iued on seventh pasc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
GAS AoDlCKs TRIUMPHANT
Ccn"or Elected President Protein Of
the Delaware Senate.
---- lBX Associated presa
'y a Associated Press. J

DOVER. DEL. Jan. 25.-The dead.
lcck IN the Senate was broken today
by the election OF a. B. Conner, Union
Republican. as president protein.
T!:e regular Republican senator's. who
have been holding out against Mr.. Con.
ner. voted fer him at the last no.
mant. This is regarded as a victory
for Addcks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
nc .lcntion cf Roudener's offer to
race; Capt>.in Grove.
flee !-RoM ST. PETERSBURG.
All Cu,gci'g Trans Crowded News.
paoer Men EAoect Arrest.

~ Sat9SlHg 'Fa'hS CrcWdcd.-NeNS
paoer Men Expect Arrest
ST. ~ :'EIlSl,ERt:. Ian. 3-.,-h lIr
M S,nlC foreign turrt sIoutlerts.,v he
a. Teen ind,.'.ln: in tic wi!dt Sc az
H::@'.r.: ION IF tho situation. in anllci
'EaI"E Of arrest are trying to arrange
irr TIC cn,haSsics Of their respective
t'1t,t:i,s - make p,rmpt represents:
'h'r> - .Hri: behalf
The strikers seem still to be with.
"a: definite plans tor the future. /, is
said mat y dsEr,nstraticn has h.c.,
Ilutl '.p' iur loWurrCw on the oc-
taS!on OF tlr funerals CT several OF
nc mere prominent victims, but ;his
is denied Fer the moment the s.rik
CrS appear 10 he content TO remain
,lio:
Outgoing Trains Crowded.
All Tie outgoing trains arc filed with
"opl'> cning ahr,a,l. mostly foreign
tr.i
he stories II tho illness Of the en-,
D"'or AMI ci.ln"ss are utIit tally denied.
! II" correspondent OF the Associated
iress today coAverSe;l with Il mem her
II IN" 'nurt who saw the emperor
walking il The garden at rSarkoc Sc.
10 this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
Lumber Schooner Ashore.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan 25.-The two
mastcd schooner Flora and Agnes.
boHnh from Portmouth. n. c., to Balti-
more. lumber laden. was driven ashore
IN Hampton Roads today She will be
saved
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
72MILE WIND BLOWING.
Severa; Wrecks on the Coast Of New
EEulanH

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Alonc the
coast OF Maine and Massachusetts sew
trai schconerS were reported ashore.
but rs the Gale gave warning OF It's
cn'ainS. ha1bcrs were hastily found,
and there were many stormbound
fleets tonight. bat lying At anchor If
perfect safety.
Cape Ccd caught TIE force OF the
storm in its greatest intensity the
wind there reaching a velocity Of To
miles an hour. Along the Jersey
coast the Observers had little to re-
port except z terrific gale and binding
shaw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
Captain Barney, tsis Eight-year-old
Son. Zoe. and Andrew Norton Saved
by rapertnen-Three Wrecks
in Hampton Roads, Record OF the
Storm
y. t'is Eight-year-oId
Ky Associated nrcsS)

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. o5.-Norfolk
is in t;ie grasp OF !, blizzard tonight
and the temperature is heading for the
zero mark With steady drops.
y tgty-mi,- Wind is blowing Il dense
fall Of powdered snow through the
streets ana traffic is almost suspend
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
MURDER CONSPIRACY CHARGED
Judge Haras. Senator Aargis and
Sheriff Ed. Callahan. Three Of tbs
Indicted Men. Are Defendants in III.
100000 Suit Brought by Mrs. J. 9.
Marcun.
ftv Associated rr4ss.)
Marcum.

LEXINGTON, KY. Jan. ga spc-
cial SranG Jury late today found indict
n,nts against James Iiargls. county
Judge Of Ercathltt county: Alexnndc:
l!arsis. former State senator: Ebert
liarsis. OF Jacks On, brother Of the 9th
or two: Edward Callahan. shorIfi CT
hreatfitt county. and Jesse Splcer.
former deputy sheriff under Callahan.
al on ! charge OF conspirinE 70 bring
about the death OF James Cockrill, city
marshal or jackson.
All Wealthy Politicians.
Coc!;rll was shot from a window az
.he court house at Jackson In .Iuhy,
la'2, and cied In a Lexington hospital.
The Har2ts brothers are wealthy am,
prominent in politics Judge NargEs
Senator: Hargis and FL. Callahan arr.
defendants in the 100000 damage suls
brought by Mrs. !. 3. Marcum. She
charged that they conspired To have
her husband killed. and sued for $500
600 damages. The jury awarded he,.
$4,000 against Judge Harsis and Cal.
lahan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
JUDGE eooDNow ACCUSED.
Congressman Hughes Wants the
House ii Investigate Charues.

tl:H Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, Jan. o:1.-ItcIprr-
scntaliv" linGhcs o. j., introduced
a resolution in the House today III.
recting the committee on the judiciary
TO inquire and report w.ther the
action OF Jo!:n Gooanow. judge OF the
United States Consular Court at
Shanghai. China. and say whether the
said judge has been guilty OF corrup,
conduct in Office and whether the III.
m!nistration OF his office has resulted
IN injury and wrongs to l;igants in
his court
The Specifications
The resolution is accompanied Nv
seventeen specifications They charge
Goo'lnow With emhe2Zivment present.
auoh OF false accounts to the govern.
ment. conspiracy TO tle1raut, c,itorrit1,
Of money from litigants, rendering
false accounts. eXtorting none; from
Chinese for the use Of the American
nag Tor the protection OF their ships
during the boxer uprising. issuance Of
bogus Identification papers to aliens,
applopriating to his own use fees col.
iacied in settling estates OF American
citizens who died in Shanghai. and
making false returns thereon.
The resolution further charges tina,
Goodnow is incompetent TO hold the
ONCE OF Federal Judge, that he was
never admitted 70 practice law before
any court in the United States or else.
where anu that he is not lawyer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
FEMALE SEMINARY BURNS
Girls Driven lrto Snow Storm by Fir,
at West Point.
Especial to the Daily Pre-

Especial to the Daily Press)
RlCHMGSn. VA. Jan. o5.--Firc to.
night destroyed tie female seminary at
West Point
9 gale was raging at the time and
SNOW falling heavily.
All Ct the girls were gotten ont safe.
~ ard much Of the furniture vas
saved
The cause is not known.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26

BALTIMORE, Mn.. Jan. %. Shir
plrs interests suffered considerable,
BY today's storm. a number or vcs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26
SHIPPING INTERESTS SUFFER.
peake Bay.

Many Vessels Blown Ashore in chesa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-26

The DAILY PRESS
q the only newspaper in
Newport News thar re-
c~lvss the Associated
Press dispatches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-05
MANY ATTEND THE
CHURCH REVIVAL
Rev. w. j. Caifee breaches Sermon on
Subject, 'Trepare to Meet Thy
God"-Cottage Meetings.

The revival service at the First
Methodist church was well attended
last evening and a sermon preached on
the topic. Prepare to Meet Thy God
by Rev. w. j. Calfee A half hour song
service, in which a large chorus choir
was led bv Mrs. Calfee, preceded the
sermon. AT the close of the address,
evangelistic services were conducted
and testimonials heard. Cottage pray
er meetings will be held tomorrow at
2:30 p. m, as follows: Mrs. Noftsker
SIG Twentieth street, leader Rev. w. j.
Calfee; Mrs. Lawson. 1417 Fourth av-
enue. leader Miss Cook; Mrs. Freeman.
90S Twenty-second street, leader n. K
Walker; Mrs. Burnwood. sos Ninth
street. leader Rev. r. B. Williams;
Mrs. Snyder. South Heights, leader
Mrs. Calfee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-05

ron: r. G. Shields, Bloomington; j. II.
Reeves, Chicago; e. II. Small. Gales
burg; w. w Elliott, Edgington; j.
Kelly, Edgington; E. c. Cash, st.
Louis; w. NJ Elmwood, Rockford;
Fred J. Denth, Forreston; Frank
Wortz, Forreston; Elmer L. Kimlund,
Binghampton. n Y; G. b. Morton,
Omaha, Neb.; Harry +. Brown, New
York; l.. H. Kramer Kansas City; O..
w. Fifield, Minneapolis; Andrew Sew
erson. Minneapolis; F. Pasold, Chica-
go: Mrs. II. w. Hanna, Chicago; NJ. j.
Kimball. Chicago; f. V. Engstrom