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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
.AL|.E|:..NlIS5.T1|'S!:ji I PAY !
D VISIT TO THAW'
Denied, However, That They
Made Mental Examination,
Actress Sees Prisoner.

NEW YORK, August 21.--Doctora d.
y. Evans, OF Morris Plains. N. j., and q.
j.. Wagner. of this city, called on Harry
K. Thaw. who shot and instantly killed
Stanford White. In the Tombsi to-day.
Both physicians are known as alienlsts,.
and DR.. Evans figured in the&Terranova
trial. Clifford w. Hartridge, counsel for
.Thaw,E the doctors.
The visit gave rise to reports that a
mental examination 3Sof h$Thaw was to he
made, but DR.. Frank McG uire, the Tombs
physician. who wentAto Thaw'sEcell when
informed OF the visit, was assured that
this was not so. Sl
Miss May Mckenzie, the actress, Wis
tied Thaw to-day. In accompany wtthsN1rs,,3
Thaw. This Is the first time that Miss
Mckenzie, who Is expected to- he a Wit
ness in the case, had seen aThaw5 since
his arrest, though she has tried ontsev.--i
eral occasions TO see him. {584ssa
Mrs. Van Renssa err Cruger {alsotvlslted
the Tombs to-day and asked permission,
to visit Thaw. She was told she would!
have to get a. pass, and replied that she
would do 80 Tomorrow. Mrs, Cruger.
would not say why she wished to see
ThaT, RE Sgi%S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
CONSOLIDATED
MAKESP!URCH||A|sjI.E ST:
sis@t 5ES3ttR
(By Associated Press.)

BUFFALO, N. r. August sl.--B.#G g.
Hubbell, president % the Consolidated
Telephone Company, to-day confirmed the
report that the consolidated has bought
from the Great Eastern Telephone Com
and tconstruc telephones, telegraph lines
and electric lights In New York city.
The purchase price isa said to be 5ss5o,-5
but Mr. Hubbell would not con-
firm this. A8syndicate is# Ito be formed
to take the franchise. and anoperattng
company later viii be formed cooperate
an independent telephone service in New
York In connection with the independent
companies; controlled by the Consolidated,
which number about seventy. tSa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
a WAIF DIES. SAsS
ChildSThrown iii . Ditch ERecov-3
ered-Dies ofS other Trouble.S

(specias 70 The mes4Dfsspatch SSg%
SUFFOLK A..,.S8EstAugust 521s.---s4AfteS
nearly three 9months the infant Tor
whose murder Sarah Jones' alias Httls
5Beamon was arrested died tosdayssin
Southampton county near Sunbeam
Va. hes chill. which lndabeengadoptedsIby
reputable people IN SUI folk, MI
Nv. I. cook y ard who was named
George Wilder was III FOR three weeks
after / tile mother hnd threSRII# ~ into
q ditch #f5SB mn sssss A5asEMf
III hi y mother was held for murder nm
Til the child was pronuo,unlcsed$ 3 81
danger. Tho adopted parent had be-
come attached to- the y infant ##SS which,
seemed to- thirty, forS awhile, and&whichsy
was taken Ill only g day or two q so,...ss$s8as
s Now thatsthe young on ea isSdead8t the
mother may Sbe rearrestedY thoughs$atS5
the time Of the infants apparentsrecoYerryS
no. ono sFS seemed disposed to pr~osecutes:S@ss
AT thse time Of Etta,s$sa arrest 5SsSshe
registered 8at a&t he best hotel
Sfss8S& @ssNMsSSRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
CUBANS
Fit OUT VESSEL
M a36tE #3fBt8HE 4h5t6 a. WNE3W f4YHaW HIINIEI
Lively Interest Taken il Revolu-
ton i'll Progress on 1
81 s%ss Island.
l(spsoiaa " me r1Ine-Dlspatch.) )

JACKSONVILLE ANA August 21,--
5Rumors& have sbeensS freely circulated here
that For1daa&sCubans have a tted aoutS a
successful Efllbustering expedition which
sailed from one OF the keys near Key
West, carrying arms and ammunition to
the reyoluttonists ON the Islands, but Ut
been impossible to verify these re--
51 RaI5s',s fo g ia sne ureasGn r .salIiths, axainss
spain..$nnd} are now much more cautious
inStheir movements Cubans here,S@&5in
Tampa andSKey West are manltesting a
.liyeys interest IN the revolution, and frae,
'quentfy meet to discuss the question IN
their usual excited Manner but on the
near approach OF an American or any
one not known to be in sympathy with
the movement they quickly8change the
topic OF conversation.
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with $50 animals. which had been hur>
riedly sent for BY telegraph.
Conference Heid% s.A$
(contlnued from First Pase.)

$YSAs conference was held at the palace
this morning at which President Palma,
bis cabinet and and many q The generals
lcluded IT was announced that Col Fs-
Etranpes would be sent to meet Pine
Guerra, and that the government would
spare nc expense to put down the re-
volt. s#TA5sS
si Shortly thereafter followed rumors
that the secretary OF the government,
Sonor 5C'Fnrrill, and the secretary OF
agriculture, Senior casuso mightEreslgn.
It WAS said that Secretary O,Farrill
would have %relinquished his Office Inns
mediately had General Montalvos been
put In charge OF the field operations In
stead of Col 5Estrampes. ss&a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
TOWNS IN
REA OFA77ACk'
lack the nerve nerve, % tn for control q the
Rurnors Of Fights.

territory.
Rumors Of Fights. 5s5
An on1ciaiS of 1.-THE Western Railroad In
formed h 6 Associated Press tonight that
absolutely lnlooStroubIe had been 3encoun-
tered anywhere along the line which Is
the main artery 81 the province Of Pinar
del Rio; saSsS@i sSg m Rs5 S$S Si
There have been many rlrnors to-day
OF fights al various points in the province
Sof Plnar8gde RIO but they have not been
Confirmed by government or press dis
patches However, night attacks on tho
city OF PinarrasSdel Ri, and other towns
continue to be regarded az a probability.
The government wires are working free
IL. P1nar1 del Rio, Consolation del Sur
and San Juansdel Martinez were inforced
$to-day8by two hundred troops. The loyal
citizens are we'll equipped e repel In
Evasion. 38SSsgs sss ESa@ q
There was some nghtingG to-day IN
Havana province and more IS hourly ex-9
5pected. al detachment 4!of rural guards
encountered a portion OF sBandera's band,
with which @sh ots were exchanged at
3closc ange.I One insurgentw was killed and
the hersSscattered Fifty IN guards
are IN pursuit Sfof the mai band.
1t Is reported that the town of Guines,S
twenty miles south OF Havana, was this
evening peacefully occupied by band
55ofSs irnsurgents.sSss mn Guines 1s the centerSsof
the American truck farming industry
but the farmerssshave not been molested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Preferred II as God Made II.

Andrew Carnegie once delivered a little
fh Z q 2vy I ~ U The s, pupils Y u e g. e public 2y s :
wherein he e~ndeaYored to ~demonstrate
that the judgment of men Il. apt to- be.
warped by. sentiment and feeling,
I'm Scotland asserted Mr.. Carnegie.
because the Episoopalians. used them.
Tho Presbyterians sang only tbs Psalms
of David, The Episcopalians used stained
glass In their church windows. and for
ca glass as something OF unholy origin"
Continuing Mr., Carnegie told,Sa story
ola Presbyterian minister who had been
bold enough to Introduce this hated in-5
to one OF his parishioners and asked her
how she liked 1t.
5Y'Ay, It is handsonle.,' said she, sadly
..Nbut I prefer the tgless list as God made
AZ is S4 FFsE 4E& ls fTtS EAt 43t9 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
AXLE CAUSES I!
BLOCKADE OF D TRACKS
Transfer 81 Passengers ~ the
Chesapeake and Ohio
s5 III at OriaanaI. & Nh
Special q The r.tmes-pa.patoh,I

EELEfNNclSNA W $AAS = $50
NEWPORT NEWS August 21.-.
An axle on q fifty.ton steel coal gsoanndolaI
neaf the center Of d long coal train broke
this morning at l1;4o o'clock as the train.
was passing RAPIDLY Thorough q cut near
8Oriana. about thirty miles above this city.
Half q dozen loaded coal cars Piled on
top OF one another. andsfors some distance
the cut seemed to be filled With coal,
twisted rails ana smashed cars.
All afternoon the swreckers labored, hut
even the sidetrack had not been cleared
In time to allow tho afternoon train to-
pass Passengers we're transferred, the
train from Richmond and the one from
here exchanging loads. The sidetrack
has now been cleared, but the main line
As still blocked, E3
Trainmaster Ell Ford stated tonight
that the damage was comparatively
slight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Republican Delegates.

tspsclal to Tho Times D lspatch.)
sTAUNTON..gYA.., August 2l.@-The Re-
.publicans of the city last night elected
delegates TO the tenth district convention.
The meeting was presided oyershY III, Fl.
rotary. Colonel s., Brown Allen offered
a ticket with a~lternates and delegates,
as did also Mr.. II, r.. VOORHEES,, and ar
ter q long discussion the Allenatlcket wa
elected, as follows: Colonel 8. Brown
Allen. r. f2A. kFulwiler. John Cd Sullivan,
Robert Tglley,, F, r.. Slower. r. s. Clark,
q. ". Thurber, y. D. Rodgers, ]. C.
.scheter. !. La. Peternsh. John A. Noon,
II. II. Harlow, Nv. Reed and J. IT.
Talley, H, Eye and "a. p. Rohr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
SECRETARY WILSON'S
SECRET INSPECTION
lBy Associated Press

- a1f9 HHa By Asaociated Prees.) ~
OMAHA, NBB.,H$August 2l.--Secretary
Wilson. OF the Department OF 8Agricul-5
ture, unattended, arrived at a. local hotel.
and without registering or disclosing his
identity, early this morning drove alone
After a short inspection OF several OF
the plants, the Secretary again returned
to this city, saying Ss"I am going to
Omaha. but I don't want my identity
known. I have inspected all the packing
plants, and found them in good condi-
tion. I will go from Omaha to Mime
-annlis,.,, lEl3H MI& AMAl $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
-I49lfs 7tl546Fj 9343FN1N Y 49,.
ARPENTERS'STRIKE
Firm Offers Rewards for Cutter
Of Belts in Their Plant,
(speelalg to The n mcs-Di spntch.)

GTNfN. IlH8 IbTEVIu1l W HINII FVHTf'1NTVRNEEr I110II
RAIiEiGH,s N q, August 21.--The car-
.penters'a strike here Is dragging It's length
along without any special change except
fort leaving OF numbers OF the strikers
from time to time for other places y
work, Tho %non-union working force
is growing, ana the contractors and wood
working plants claim that theS, have al
the labor they need In sight,
Baker-Thonlpson Company. report That
several times the past few days belts In
their plant have been cut. ms they, believe,
by some unscrupulousl striker who Went
out of their mill.
dence to convict the guilty party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
For Building War Vessels

NORFOLIR, VA.,1%A ugust# 1l,-EmployesA@
IN all the navy yards In the United
States are o#take concerted action ii d q
EFFORT 8to Influence the building d war
Bvessels at government yards gDelegateaaS
from NIL yardsSWill meet ii New York
on August 27th, and the United States
Navy Yard League Will be th~enForganized8
to further this movement. An erortalss
to be made to get every employesofE all
yards to- use their influenceai in the mat
5teryS The employees 3of the, Norfolk Navy
Yard will meet on Friday nightStoSelect
delegates to tho New York Convention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Mrs. M. IA. Davis.

N(spueciai by southern Bell Telephonue.l
;#8$R0ANOKE, SYA...8August 2l..---M rs Mag
5gie5.A A. Davis, wife OF John w Davis. died!
I'M her home here to-day afters3a long
Illness. The deceased was BEsthirty-tWoi
years OF age and was born IN Caswelli
county, Csas5 Besides her husband she
As survived by 4 son, aged II twelve
years a. The funeral will Ike place here
Tomorrow afternoons SaSa s8 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
HEAVILY \
Negro Long Under Suspicion
Ss@sss 8PrOl1phtSto$Bo

lspeeial.by s. Southern Bell elsphons .ys@aaSas
5Hamletts;tt II negr who runs asrestaurantss
mere, was fined $7Ogsand sentencedgtooSag
$term8Bo fSthirt II Sjailss In Mayorslsa
Court for selling sWhiskeySSWlttloytuttS
license $sf Inmlett has beenSssuspecteddsst
for some time cooperating q lnd$Stiger
and has been arraigned#o on several pref
3vious occ asions #&S@ ssSas IN 5ss%&s
8SsIt lsg alleged that he has SbeensdoingSSa#
rushingSbeer and Wlliskey$$tradeAonM sun
days md Safter5the closing8ofS the licensed dH
SaloOnS,H &s$ sSRass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

BANDIT THEY FEARED
lBY Associated Prey

ElNsNlN.lB AbSoclAted FT6d4,1 YTRE@5
believed here that Benlenson. the leader
OF the men who robbed the Credit NIL
itual Bank, at Moscow, Of over s4oO, OOO,
March 7th. was allowed to escape at
the i~nstigation of a high police official
OF Moscow. owing to fear that Belenzofr
would make revelations regarding the
completely OF the police OF this city In
the robbery,
The expulsion OF suspects continues by
the wholesale, The prison here Is no
longer capable OF holding the persons ar
rested on political charges. "a f4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Lynched One Anyhow.

H(By Assoclated Press, N
TAMPA, FLA, August a.-yYhile the
Polk county authorities were bringing
Will Lawrence, a negro, to Tampa last
night to prevent his being 5lynched, an
Infatuated mob at Mulberry, also In Polk
county, hanged John Bapes. q negro,
and rlddled his body with bullets. Bapes
attempted to kill Captain Hughes, a
prominent white man. Lawrence was
charged with an attempted criminal as.
sault onfa young white woman,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Electric Light Plant,
.4,l con.b ~, nan ralenhnna

IA (Spec,al by Southern Bell s1'elephone.D SIs
RALEIGH, n. Gu August 8~21,--Jndge
Purnell,. OF the Federal Court, hasSIde-
clded to order an immediate sale of tho
Cape Fear Power Company's plant at
sBuckhorn, being constructed to supply
electric power for manufacturing and
other purposes at Fayetteville.
The plant Willie sold imam incompletsi
condition. which, the promoters argue.
Will mean a sacrifice of property Tho
order for the sale will be within sixty
1S vs.. Tf9H5E asz59At 4NsaTye' As5t& 4AHH HI k45l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Engineer Escaped,
GRY Aksoolate6 Press.

HDLsINGFDRs, August a,-Eight
masked men to-day seized Engineer LIn-
.stedt, Of the Finnish Railroad, intend
ing tai execute him for %betrayIng the
names OF the members otl the Iad Guard,
SVeaborgS mutlny. Linstedt escaped by
deqlaring that the offender was another
man of the ss1nns name, %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Danger Of Massacres,

ODESSA, August sl,-There is danger
OF renewed a%nti-Jewish disturbances rs
a result OF the campaign&carried Only
certain newspapers here, who aro de-
nouncins the Jews as being responsible
for the murders OF police and soldiers III
the SYistula provinces, which has created
q peNilous antt-JeWlsh feeling,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Words Of Praise for The
GreatRemedy

Elixir Babek the only sure cure for Ma
larla, chills and Fever. is highly endorsed
by thousands, E# t52S
/ hereby certify that I had been suffer-
inE with severe .chlls and malaria fever,
for several months, One bottle or 'tEllXlr
Babek' has affected Q perfect cure, /
ave had no symptoms OF lchllls since. and
never felt better,
Eleventh Street and Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., washington, p, g. b
4. NJ, Kloczewskt-I1eap sirr--It gives
pleasure 70 certify tina the "slixiE "a;
feWyer. with which r have suffered for q
I'm *. time, AUGUST EPPS, !
Nance's Shops, Va,
i have tried tBabekr for the past four
FOR malaria. and found. II to be more than
Ia claimed for II. Withopt.ltsI would DO.
not take auinine In any Of Its forms
S q. MIDDLETON
Fonr-AIile Run vi.
FOR SALE BYHALL DRUGGISTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
West to Preside.

Especial to Tho Timea.pispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA. Aug'lss A,-Judge
j, Is, West, Of Sussex, yesterday held the
term Of the GIlreuit Court Sof Dlnwiddio
for Judge Walter "a. Watson. who .is
away on ~accountSof his health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Fct4tpHEHfE& IIERqtIrN
WAS
KILLED N BURNED

sAMAsRR,AA.' lnr1IstA ai.IThe commander
OF Bor1ssov Regiment was to-day attack
ed and killed at his residence here, The
escaped. after saturatl n the
body OF their victim with alcohol and
setting It on fire. G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Firm WAS Hunter & Sims.

IN the Industrial article last sundayBon3
thew End, through d Typographical
error, the firm OF Hunter and Sims
coffin a nd ca sket a3rnanufacturers..sWn was
printed as Hunter and Sons. The Times
Dispatch Is glad to correct this error
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Professor Of Agriculture.

R4 Sfpeasel apy Spsltssfn n ,,al HIes sl9Profes.
.sor n. M Cannon, for the past four years
professor OF agriculture m the FLORIDA
Agricultural College. has IeeR elected 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

bells made out OF Is consecutive shots.
Tie between c. c. Sharpe. sJ:SC,$ Bookman,S
q. NJ Fateley, each making eleven, It
was at5toss for who won, Co. O. Sharpe
being lucky One pair gold cuff buttons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
m ~ HI9496 8fQY@ 9MiIH u 40
Staunton Man Scalded.

Special tn5 The II Dispatc II. 485s#9
HINTON, ~ YA.,,s.August 21.1--Harry5
Cadle, an employe#o the ChesapeakeSan
bursting OF IA steam plpessssat Bthe82locals
shops to-day. He came HI re&fromSStaun-ss
ton, Va, lust three weeksyago.s a2a5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Has Young Red$Fox

nd Mr.. Peter 6Bonini Seventh and Marshall
Streets, Is the proud possessorGo of alive
red fox-a rare catch--Whlch he Us ex-31
Shibiting to his friends. The sagaciouss
animal,EwhichB{fo for once was aughtSnap
ping, is a native OF one Of the &Tidewnter
counties. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
V||.||RCI||N|||A|N||| SHOT DOWN
BY KEGR0|l|NAL.ABAMl|AI.
.IBy Aasoclated Preus. J

TALLADEGA, Ala August Alma
5diMculty at the Planters Chem!-
cal company's plant q, ] Pow
eli, assistant superintendent, was
shot and Killed by Jim Sims,
,a negro, and RI. q. Crown superintens
dent, was shot through the Thigh Tho
trouble was caused by an impudentaI mes
sage the negro sent the superintengdlernts
,Powells father ltYesgin Houston Texas,
and Crown M Ylretnian.s The negro
IAscapsd.. AAe aHMss 1s& 6aHasEa&S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

and accepted the chair OF agrIculturaain
the North Carolina Agricultural and lee
4chanicnl$ College to succeed Professor 5C.sss
NV. sBurkett, resigned. S sa89Ss 4NSMSs
Professor Cannon graduated from the
Agricultural Collegaj&Eof the universityHf
Sof Missouri and was assistant professor
~ agriculture III In Clemson College for
four years. He has been IN this s4statSS
FOR several weeks assisting IN farm err
sinstitute&work. $s4sss@S g2sHssiassSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

(By Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, August 2l.-Ths
bodies OF q tfashionably dressed girl and and
1asyoung man In Students clothes, have
been discovered in the park at Peterhof.
From documents found on their person.
II appears that they were terrorists who
lad undertaken the task OF numbering
General Trepoff and other courtiers. How
and why the young couple were killed Ia,
"a mystery. sas
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-05-26
Auction Sale of Real Estate.

On Monday and Tuesday July 9 and
10, beginning at 1890 O'Clock a. m.
both days, ! will sell at public auction
| fifty residence lots and one doze1,
business lots in the town of Holcomb.
on the Y. & NJ. V. railroad. Hol-
comb is most prosperous place of
500 inhabitants and no town in the
state has developed more RAPIDLY.
There are eight stores, one bank doing
a splendid business and several manu-
featuring plants all doing well. The
town has a good school. a nice new
church and is backed by one of the
most fertile farming regions in the
state. The health of the place is
good and there are several artesian
wells there which furnishes as fine
water as can be had. The surround
ings are ideal and everything is most
flattering for a great future. These lots
are absolutely going to be sold on the
days herein named. Will you be
there to get one of them? The terms
of the sale will be one third cash and
the balance in one and two years at
six per cent interest Write me
Orany citizen here for further particu-
lars. ID. L. HOLCONB,
Holcomb, Miss.
m26-06,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-05-26
NUMBER A
Sunday Religion.

The recent revival in our town gives
us food for thought upon gion-its
Importance if we live right. AS
church goerS and Sabbath keaArs.
our citizens compare favorably with
any other communities i'm the state.
Yet there is something lacking. Go
10 mld-week prayer meeting and YOU
VIII nnd a handful Of wOrShipers, per-
maps ninety per cent of the church
members being too busy or too tired
10 attend. However, should you pre-
sent Them with free ticket to a
laIfly good show at least fifty per
cent or these Overw0rked brothers and
sisters would muster up courage TO 90.
Inere are others who have nOthino
perceptIble to occupy their time
out develop a variety of ills, and find
IL necessity to entertain, and so
make out their religious schedule with
only Sunday connections.
The plain and unyarniSed trDth is
II Sunday religion is all we are depend-
ing on to take US IL the Haven of
lest, OF which we are SO fond Of sing
ing, we are sailing in frail bark ex-
posed to countless dangers. When we
pack our religion away with our Sun
DAY clothes, and 60 into office. store.
workshop or field, for a week of striy-
ing to get the best end Of barpains
or TO fleece the unwary, we need not
expect the confidence Of our associ-
ateS. We may be self-satisfied and
to public opinion, but it
VIII not lessen our influence for evil
when sized up by the world.
NhIIe the Sabbath is a day hallOw-
7d by sacred memories, and should be
set apart for divine
service, the six other days CT the week
remand just as consistent living.
we exercise an influence for good or
wi every day of our lives. Why
spread ourselves in Sunday-piety and
cave the field open for satan the bal
lnce OF the week?
The religion that wieldS an infu-
nee for right is every -day-in-theweek
eligion, which we take into business.
OlltlcS, work or pleasure. Where we
annot take it we may be sure is un-
ale Tor us to venture. May the re-
ent spiritual awakening in our midst
I've US courage to use our religion i'm
very calling, and every day in the
ear.-Oxford Eagle.