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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Sunmpre.

- 3met gSObnun9en nuroen Sam'
flag bier pom Slis setrOffen, bic bes
SuOlsr SOptins an Beit Orinter Str.
uno bic Ses Ropul Gait an q. SlafelD
StraBe, bod an teiner groBen S6aoen
au9eridtet.
- Sin Sreiber fir Wtc9uire & Sane,
bic bisiigeu 2eidenbeitatter. lieB Sam'
itas 2lbenS wdbrenO oes Sturmes elm
gferS uuS Suti6e Dor SOne's Slpotbefe
iteben uno ais er juriidtebrte, waren
beioe perI6nun6eu. Die slusriiitunS
mar 5 $50 mertb uuo man bena6ri9ti9te
Die BOliSsi iOiort uOn Dem Diebitabl.
6rau slnOrem Siptup uOn Sit
0rinter StraBs wuroe 5reitas slbeuo
ssfabrli6 perbrunnt, ais Iie Del auf Elm
Seuer soB uno Saour6 ibre Sleibuu9
ent;iinbet muroe. Die Sranbmunoen
eritreden Iid) pom Sopf bis 81 ben
SiiBen uno i'm Staat Soipital wuroe ibr
3uitunO ais Elm iebr tritiiber be3ei6net.
0ia6barn, pel6c bic Slummen bemert-
ten, 9uben eiusn 9llarm BON Saiten Al d,
bod waren Die Oieuite Der 6euerwebr
ni6t uUtbis. Die 6rau erla9 ben Ser
lseunscn friib Samitus WtOrSen, na6'
Oem iis sroBe SdmerSen ausSebalten
hattie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Stabtratb.
Common Council, IA. Sur

Inter ben sinssbrudtsn &eiOlutionsn
in bieier Situns, mar auh cine, Die
perbieten Iol, baB Seuercr6ders uno
anbere @rploiiuitOffe in irseno sinsm
SauIe, Soie obsr anosrswo uon irssno
Semanb in Der Stabt Scranton ubse'
I6oHsn werben iOll, unb oaB ss Die
gli6t Der 9OliSsi 1T, Oawiberban'
bslnre ;u uerbaitsn, bic bann laut Ssm
@eies bsitraft weroen iollen. Die Hslos
luton mar elmer Srbinan3 beiselest,
per fie absr anfertiste, fonnte nidt in
Grfabruns ssbru6t wsroen unb piels
Wiitslieber bstra9teten iie oils einen
8is. sic wurbs prompt reierirt.
9lnSsrs 8Orlassn Wurben wie folst
einsebradt: Map-Heioluticn, pel6e
bic StraBsnbabn @Ompunie anweiit, bic
ni6t benustsn @eleiie an giorb Wtain
2lpenue, ;wiiden Sua's Seab nnb
Yaiabsna Strabe gu entiernen an9s'
nummen. Ospansp-Srbinanj fir Elm
eleftriIdes Si6t an Glsaruiew StraBe
unb 9aB 9luenue; reierirt. Otor'
san-9isiOlutiou fir Elm abSu9sfanal
YaIiiu an Der Gde BON SrOmleD slpenue
uno Yrice StraBe; ansencmmen. So'
san- 0ieiolutiOn fir Rlane, uiw. Smeds
9iiuelliruus uno gfuiteruns BON Suincp
9lpsnue, swii6en @ibion nnO Wtprtle
Stra6en (; an9enOmmen. Oonoboe-
Geiolution, Die Sra Sennett & SO. Grs
laubniB siebt, sinsn Sabrpes Su ibrem
Ylaee auf Dem Weit Sadawanna Gpe
nue Yiaoutt ;u erbauen; an9enommeu.
gcup-Srbinans fir Filuiteruns pom
Sranflin 2luenue, 3wiiden Ufulbsrrp
uno Yine straBen reierirt. SObler-
Srbinan; ;ur gereH9eruns oes Stra'
6enbettes an @apOuie auenue, nabs
Columbia StruBs reierirt.
Select @ouncil, IA. Stunt.
0ieier 3wsis raumte in Der ab9ebals
tenen Spe;ial SerIammluns nit alien
uOrliessnOen @eidaiten aaf. Die
Steuererbebunss Srbiuan3 wurbe in
98ieOererwdsuns se5oSen uno peri6ie'
bene Sdreibfebler in oerielben tOrri9lrt,
IOwie Die iol9enben SrOinanien eno9lilti9
ungenommen: Sir ein slbiu9sfanal
9aIIin Gde uon Wtulberrp StraBc unr
gBpoming 9penue; 8ioerruf Der Or
oinan,, bic perbistst, buB GOncrete Sei'
tenwese sslest weroen; @rweitsrnn9
Der Scuersrenien, IoSaB iie ProutOsncs
Squars eini6lie6en fir Stetnplatten
SeitenpsSe an SumptOn StraBe, Spi'
i6en 9iOrb Wtain sluenue uno ben
9lOomsburs @eleiIen; fir Steinplat'
ten Seitenws9e oil Yittston auenue,
,wil6en Gberrp uno @enet StraBen
fir Steinplatten Seitenwese an 2aplor
9(uenue, pOn Sine Strube bis sur itdbti'
I6en 2inis; fir Steinplatten Seiten'
wese on beiben Seiten BON 0iem Yori
straBe; fir elsttriide Si6ter an fol-
senSen SteGen; @de Siib Wtain unn
gBatIun slpeuue, StratfOro Gpenue unb
S6laser StruBe, 5lOriOa slpenus nnS
Sirflano StraBe; fir Seitenpe9e an
gBeblter 9lusnue, pom Yine Strabe.bis
;ur ltdbtiifen Sinie.
Oieue Sorla9en wnroen wie fOl9t siii'
serei6t: Stipp-SrSinans fir eiueu
3peissubsusstanal in Der 10. @arb
Srbinan3 fir 5eititelluns Der 9ti'
uellirunsslinie un Mtprtle Strube, 5wi'
I6en Glap uub 8ebiter 9luenues. Oil
usr-9tsIolution ;ur Yerldnseruns bet
Srilt fir bas 9esen BON Seitsuweser
nm 60 Gage ansencmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
SpSe Harf Ioti;en.

- Sm Welt Bart miro ani Nbeno
bss A. Suli 5euerwerf i'm @ertb pom
81, 400 absebrauut werben.
- Der 3abnar;t Or. @eOrse B.
Yed, 26 Sabre aft, itarb seitern 9taht
in isiner @obnuns an q. Wtain aue.
- @sbilfs.S dasmeiitsr 8. 6. 8il'
liams fiibrte am DOnusritas 5rl. SpNia
s. Gurner Don @beiter, Fa., als feline
Satin beim.
- Srau 9ouiia 8. gSasner BON
GSmarbs Court ueriturb friib Samitag
mad anbaltenoer Srdnflibfeit I'M alter
BON 62 Sabren. Die Seiiesuus sr'
fOlsts WtOntas su 9asleton.
Die SObn u. 9Ones @Obnuus
an saO SpOs Bart sIusuus wuroe am
SOnntas wdbrenb Oss Sturmes pom
9lis setrofisu uno gum Sstras BON
mebreren bunOert OOllars bei6aoist.
-Piarrsr s. 8. Sridsr psrsinte sss
ltsrn 0tOr9en in Der ct. Sobanues
fatbul. STRIDE @eOrse Bed uOn SadiOn
Strase un6 Srl. Gatbarine Srisen BON
Caroline 9luenue iu einen Sliidliden
Yaare.
- Die 9idbrise 0tOie Oiarii;a bon
31s Seconb StraBe purOe seitern
9lben6 bsim Soblenleien uabe Dem Ser
ieD Central 0tunbbauie BON elmer 2Oto'
motiue iiberiabren, Osrsn 8aOsr ibr ben
SOpf abi6uitten.
- Der Sauiirer SObu Duolep bon
oieiem Stabttbeile wuroe Sreitas nm
Dtittsrnatlt bel 8ittstOn uon einem @rit
3use setrOfen uno iblimm, aber midi
lebenssefdbrlid perlest. Wtan idafftt
ibn sur Yebanotung na9 Dem bOrtiSer
Soipital.
- Sn Der beutlten faith. ct. So
bannsS Stride wiro am Sonnta9 ein(
sr6Bere SlaIie pom Wtdobeu uno Snu'
ben burd SiidOf SOban cOnfirmiri
peroen, nobel Pfarrer 8. Srifer, bet
Die SluIie fir Die feierlide Sauoluua
uOrbereitete, uiiiitiren wirO.
- Der Sliigrier Soiepb 3rpit bon
Seuueiiep Court lieB UtOutus pier
&anosleute perbaftsn, neil iie ibn Oils
9riifen unO aud I'M mebrere Sa6sn
beitublen. Die 9lnsetlaeten, Sobn
Gapestie, 5OnD Si9sus, SObn Smitb
uno gilbert @ene9O, wuroeu in @rman'
flung BON giir9iduft Dem @efdnsniE
iiberianot.
- Der 60 Sabre alte Subrmann Vee
WtcGruden BON Spbe Bari 9lueuue uno
Oiuiiiou StraBe murSe am Wtouta9 an
9Baibburn StraBe. nabe Dem Srisobofe,
burd Elm sebrOhenes Gao unter isinen
9Sasen seidleubert uno eines Der RdNer
iiberfubr ieine Bruit, nobel er Ssrles'
unssu erbielt. Die als tebenssefdbrlid,
betrabtet perScn.
William Sollra pom Morris Court
lieB MtOntas ben Peter Gabslion bon
Guerett 9lueuue uerbaiten, neil i'm bic.
fer unseblid Samitas slbeno in einem
Sotel ansrifi unb uerflopfte. Der slns
setluste mubte fir iein ssridtli6es @r'
i6einen $500 Siir9ibaft itelleu. "a
belion brebte Oienitas ben SpieB Inn
unb lisB Sollra me9eu Orobunseu &C.
gen iein Seben uerbaften, iObab Sieier
nunmsbr aud unter $500 Sirsiduft
fir ieiu ssri6tlides @ri9eineu itebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Nllem gIniheine nod lpirb Gen

- allsm 9lni6eine nah wiro Sena'
tor @alpiu uon ben Demotraten bic 9to'
mutation fir S6erifi er1alteu.
- slr6itstt g. 9. 0uuis lit beuui'
trast worben, Die Pldue fir eiueu sln'
bau on bic Dime Sant uOrSubertiten.
Der neue Sau miro aui Dem Or,
Ebruop @runOitHd erri6tst, wel9ss
einsn umiaus pom 20 bel 80 5uB but,
uuO wiro wubribeiulid Sessu $4,000
foiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21

Bar Oiitulaus bat in siusm Reitript
Orfast, Oab bic ben SOiaten in Sibi'
rien iibsrwisiensn ednOersien, bic iis
uu9eublidli6 betauen, causrnb ssbO'
rem iollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Gbrsnmertbe Seuaen.-glae StanO

Gbrrnpcrtbe 3cuseu.-slae Stdnbe
Iino uertreten, wenu es ii6 Oarum baus
oelt, fir ben gSertb uOn 6Orni'S alpens
trauter,9lutbeleber cine SanSe gu bre.
den. Serr @mil SsbranO, co. Rfarrer
IN 98uDue, Oieb., ieuoet SOl9enoes {:
sd fam 5orui's sllpentrduter'S Slut'
beleber nur Oas bette 3euSnis ausitelcu.
9las llnrsselmdBiSteiten oes Spitems
beleitist bieie wertbuOlIe Wteoisin leiat
uno prompt. 3umal Sessn mcinen
unuerbeiierli6en StOrenfrieO Rbenmas
tismus bistet iis Die bette unb 9riino'
libite 9ilfe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
GBilfess Sarre Sea6ri6ten.

- Sn 9insstOn lit am Disnitas elm
flsinss 8inb Der Gbslsute 3. 8. Council
an sinem Sniefteniti6e seitorbsn.
-8. 9. Sobnion, bis Dor furSem
Elm Sswobner pom Dallas, iOll feline
Srau in @sit 9irsiniu, wObiu tie fiir5'
li9 ;Ossu, entbuuptet baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Sin heftiaer Saasllturm tat in bsl

- Sin befti9er Sa9ellturm bat IN Der
sanSsu llmseseuO BON WteIitopOl, RuB'
Lamb, ssmiitbst unO etwa 200, 900 sdsr
bes idOniten @streiOslanoes usrniiltst.
Gin;slns SuseliaIOHeu iollen bsinuhs
brei PiunS idwer sepeien isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
= Der iapaniI6c GrauspOrtbumpfer

= Der iapaniibc SransportSampfer
rGOBOtOni" ftieB um Ieeten 0Onnerita9
uui cine unteriesiide 0tins unb wurSs
10 itart bsi6dOiSt, oaB er "a Oteilsu
pOn Sodium, SOreu, iant. SOn Der
aus SpsiuubiedSis FeriOnen bsitsben'
ben Mlunui9uit wurOsn spOlf 9erettst,
unO iiinisis wsrOsu uUrlaufis nod osr'
miBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
&leioianle
MnDentnngen
Dpll Dpn
ioliDellt Comfort.

Go aab ui.maIs int Saiipn. In bsr bic Auss
tpabl ron baautsrnb fiibItn. jsbch flsibIamtn
Nabriiattn fiir z ommntpiletitu. Iaillsn, uip. 10
arp6 mar, ale mic itst-uub 10 b6nst ttn 3au'
bsr pcn gppiiGt nm bic msiifsn ltiitnbtn Waits
rialisn, bsr bic TbantaiIs btr esnausiitn aauttrs
In r,i,t unb bu 5rGsuin 3ufristtnbtit brtnst.
unisr htn lsitsnbsn
@dfia i'm 9reife Spmmer
5abrifaten
Idtintu tisIt bic srTbtn eisblnss ~ isin. gpir
Itlaatn ppr, bab Sis ppriputtn unb bitislttn
anlGausn, unh ba 10 pitIe anhtre eisbt npgen
@is siras antuts finhtn, has Sbntn bsiisr &c.
t6li, ale mic bic biir austesutstsn.
SeiSe Gclicnnes
Gin psidb,s, sslifatss 8tpsts ppn Sdbt unt
8aumppnt, fsbr flsieian, fiibl unf fiibl ausisb.
snb i'm bsibsisn @sftsr. Gbsnfals paiIsne fir
Absnes. Su 9Iau, Rpfa. Gan, eaptnetr, alt
Rpls, Rdtta, Cardinal. Shparl 9Sub une
8nbm. Die Gas 25 6ents.
SeiSe Gbef 3puifcs
Gin antrts Ssies uub gaumppls Gatrifat
In fltiusn Gbsds. Die 5nrbsnliitt il itbr ppl
lf6ntia. Gin psi6ss, fiibIss 8sptbs, ras lib
ptrfsfi prfsrtist. Die Gle, 35 Gents.
GualiIdhe Gbccf Wfatras
0aI&sn i& ME siu rtiBts 5abrifat uub
Itbtn itetsmal ME nsu aus. altin, Gbtds in
pnltistntu 5artsn. Gin itbr taunbafits unp
fyliItss 8abriiat. Die Gle, 25 Gtnts.
Gnelii6e Satiitcs
llnfus sia,ns Importation, nit iapanii&sn
,,brapn ppIr Ttifins. Gin psi6ts Stpsbt
In prattpcln gbrueuura fir @tpGubu. Gail.
lsn,.uiw. Die Sls, 20 6ents.
Ginfa6e Beise SSaarcn
Did, iut fpt,i,a suipprfsn fir biinnt, fiibls
SpmmuiItibtr, biz man 10 oft maiden taun,
ale etpinltt. Gin isbli6ss Rainial fur has
@tS. Die Glt. Is Gents.
Seine Heriiibc Saipns
$500 Gasn in tsr partis-45 3OI brett unb
cine SualiiGt, bic alss IN. mas etpinlbt ptr.
ttn fam. Hiir asitrr, ,,ibabrp pOrr 5aiIlsn,
uip. Die Gas, % 6ents.
vile bic obisen 8aarsH iino srtru ips,ieae
9sertbe, bic griebtn iDer0en miiHen, um Nns
rrfennung ju fnoen.
800 9innen Scnuenibirmc
Tlii ftinen GinIdBsn, ssifidtru HGnbrn. Gin
Ihir,ungtn uub eirgefdumt. Der tt1t Cont
ntnl6irmputb tsr Cation. Sc $t.25 une 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Seiue acrffbe 9aipnS
800 9innen senneuihirme

Th ftineu GiniGBsn, ssifidtru &Guttn. Gin
Itiipunstn unp eiussidumt. Der t,itr Cont
nsnibirmpuib bsr Cation. Sc $t.25 une 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
@nalifAe Gbeef Wasras

@aI&m T6 ME tin ptibts 5abritat unb
Etbtn itessma ME nsu aue. altint 8btds in
prl6isttntn 5arbsu. Gin tbr eaurbdfits une
fiplItss 6abriiat. Die Gle, 25 Gtnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Scice Gbeef 3puifcs

Gin unttr,s Sets unb gaumpcls 6abrifat
In tltiusn Gbsds. Die 5nrbsnlis il irbr ppll
lfdntis. Gin pti6ss, fiibss @spsbs, ras it
tsrfett Striutigt. Die gle, 35 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Seice Gclicnnes

Gin ptidts, hslifatss 8tpstt pom Sdbt unb
8aumppls. isbr fltieiam, iibl unf fiibl ausisb.
snb i'm btibtnsn @stisr. Gbtnfals pahtne fur
Absnts. Sn 9lau, Rpia. Gan, eaptneu, alt
Rpis, Rtista, Cardinal. Shparl gDub une
Rabm. Die Gle, 25 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
@nslii6e SatifteS

llnfus siasus Importation, nit iapaniittn
,,brapn ppIr TtiIins. Gin psi6ss 8tptbt
In practtpcllr gbrutuuua fir @tp6ubr Sails
Isn,.uIp. Die Gle, % Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
@dsia i'm 0reife CONNER
Edbrtfdteu

iGtintu ti,l, bic srSBhn eisblinss gu isin: @ir
Itlaesn ppr, hub Sis pcriprttn une biii.ttn
anfGautn, unb ba 20 pitIs anetrs etbt, mpesn
Sis tiRas antuts finbtn, has Sbntn btfsr &C.
f6li, ale mic bic bilr anesbtuisttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Ginfad,e sSeiee 08aarcn

Dids iub iptiita tutrOrfsn fir piinut, fiibls
SrmmriItittr, bic man 10 oft maiden fam.
ale aspunltt. Gin litblibts RairiaI fur has
@slS. Die Gat, Is Gents.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-17

speech in behalf of Presbyterian colleges,
made by the Rev. DR.. Dickson at Pittsburg,
brought out an earnest protest from one of the
professors of the University of Minnesota;
Presbyterian gentleman who wrote against the
whole system of advancing the interests of our
own denOminational colleges" But unfortun-
ately for his plea for the State institutions, he
stated that from his university ''only ten men
had entered the Presbyterian ministry in his
tory of forty years." A correspondent of the
Banner contrasts this with what the church has
received from her own colleges; and the value
of the denominational college is seen to be be-
yond question. He adds:
"Tale from the foreign mission fields the men who
have come from the six colleges named, and you
would paralyze every mission field of the Presbyter-
IAN Church in the world I do not believe in a mar
row sectaranism in colleges, but the history of
the Presbyterian Church in the past proves beyond
any doubt that its strength lies in her educated min
istry. And this ministry has come not from state
schools, but from her colleges, while the gradu-
ates Of the latter would compare equally we'll if the
comparison were in law medicine or teaching. With
no spirit of antagonism to state universities, but
as loyal Presbyterian, it to me that the
'ablishing and maintaining of Presbyterian colleges
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-17
A Congregational Church in Boston has ha

A Congregational Church in Boston has had
marked success in bringing strangers and So
journers into fellowship. 1t has number of
schemes, which it is working effectively. There
is temporary membership list for those who
are unwilling to give up membership at home.
After the Sunday night service there is a friend
ship meeting. Then there is the pleasant
Tuesday evening"" '"The Discussion Glass;"
"The Children's Hour" and Sunday after
noon in the reading ROOM Really some one
has used an inventive faculty. "The Discus
sion Glass is quite novel and strikes as quite
useful if it be ruled that discussions and church
quarrels are to be confined to that class An
other kind Of people would choose the pleasant
Tuesday evenings
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-17
BRIEFS.

Send the magazines and reviews you have read to
some country minister or missionary far away from
home.
The way to have a happy year is to have a sue
cession OF happy days and the way to have happy
days is to fill them with obedience to God rendered
in faith and love.
We have been informed good authority that the
unusually mild weather of this winter is due to "the
variations in solar energy" We had deeply rooted
suspicion that something like that was the cause but
could not be absolutely sure. We glad that all
doubts have been set at rest OF course il has not
been explained why there should be these "varia-
tons" But there are things that we must be
content not to know
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-17
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

On the John b. Cary foundation, DR.. w. NJ For
rest is the lecturer this winter. On Tuesday
ings, beginning Jan. 9th, he gives four lecturers on
Job, THE Sceptical Drama of the Bible" And on
Thursday evenings beginning January IL, he gives
four lectures 1.-The Acts of the Bible"
The morning service in the Chapel Sunday Janu-
airy 9TH, was omitted, it communion day in the
Charlottesville Churches. The Rev. George E. Booker
of the Methodist Church, preached at night
On Sunday, the 18th, the Rev. Harlan p Beach, of
the Student Volunteer Movement spoke in the Chap
ell morning and evening Rev. Cameron Johnson
of Kobe, Japan, is to speak Wednesday evening
the 18th.
The Rev. II. M. McIlhany, Secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
has been engaged to remain through next year. with
some additional chapel services
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-17
PERSONAL.

Messrs. Thomas B. Gresham of Baltimore; Will
liam e. Mohler, of st. Abans and G. r. Cannon, of
Richmond, the Committee of the Synod of Vir
gina on the Robert L. Dabney professorshp endow
ment.
The Rev. DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman has gone to
Porto Rico for muchneeded rest.
Messrs Torrey and Alexander, the evangelists are
to work in Philadelphia during February, March and
April
Principal A. NJ Fairban, of Mansfield College
England is delivering series of lectures at the Uni
versity of New York, "The Religion of Jesus
Christ"
The death of Dr. w. R. Harper the President of
Chicago University, last week, removes one of the
most conspicuous leaders of education and education
al thought scholar teacher of scholars, the
founder and head of great university, author of
books of power he was in the prime of his manhood
the most distinguished and perhaps the most in
tluential educator in the land.
The Year Book OF the Front Royal PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Historical, Numerical, Statistical, Pastoral
and Memorial is good of the noble art of print
ing Mr.. Mcclure the beloved pastor, is not to be
outdone in useful printing by his neighbour Mr.. Scan
Ion, of Berryvle. The senior of the Central was
received candidate for the ministry by Winches-
ter Presbytery in the Front Royal Church; and many
years before his father preached at "Battetown and
South River"
We have received neatly made volume which is
the Memoir and Memorials of Elisha Franklin
Paxton, Brigadier-Genera G. S. A. 1t has been
printed but not published, and is intended for dis
tributiOn among General Paxton's family friends and
comrades; and is composed of the letters from camp
and field, while in the army of the Confederate
States, with brief narrative prepared by his son.
John Gallatin Paxton. 1t takes us back to those
far-off, receding days of the war on Virginia fields
General Frank Paxton killed leading the Stone
wall brigade at Charlottesville, the morning after
jackson was fatally wounded 1t was the writer of
this paragraph who told General Jackson that Pax
ton was killed in the gallant charge of his brigade
greatly his
when he said che good soldier. and that brig
ade always does we'll"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-17

We have found a really interesting communi-
cation, by writer in one of our exchanges,
which represents sister denomination, address
ed '"To Withdrawing Minister" The ques-
tons are so pungent and the moralizings are so
rich that we are disposed to give them wider
circulation
The candid brother writes in the following
vigorous fashion:
While deplore your detection from the faith once
delivered to the saints, commend your honesty and
consistency in withdrawing from the Presbyterian
Church. You set good example for all preachers
in orthodox churches who have lapsed from the or
thodoX faith and covenant-breakers. But what
do you think of those in Presbytery who urged you
to stay? Have you not reason to presume and
to fear that they hold similar liberal views that
they snfuy Indifferent to truth and error? Can
you help despisng these pastors orthodox churches
who experts in pleasing and deceving half reveal
ing and half concealing? These false and guilty
leaders of rich churches found their creed seven
great princples-the five loaves and the two fishes.
We who are 'set for defense of the Gospel" and
commanded Earnestly to contend for the faith" may
not nflict punishment, even discipline upon them
but we can soemnly them of impending doom
and warn others against their pleasing but destruc-
tive errors. God tells that unfaithful watchmen
must perish with those whom they fail to warn We
are forbidden in the Word to bid them God speed or
to have fellowship with them, lest be partalers of
their sins. If they would peacefully withdraw from
their false position, you have done, they would
nave less guilt to answer for and should have less
obstacles in propagating the Gospel and saving souls
May your consistent and honorable example and your
counsel lead these men who with us, but not of
u.s. to withdraw and go to their place
If this esteemed and stalwart correspondent
could induce all who might plead guilty to his
Indictment, to stand up and remain standing
until they are counted, we might get deal of
light on the subject of federation and some
other things that they tell us are Gin the air.