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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

SAN FRANCISCO. May IS a
drizEling rain, accompanied By a
cold wind began 60 fall early yes.
terday evening. continuing all night
and today Il caused much hard
ship In the refugee camps at Golden
Gate park. Preside aud other open
places where tents aud uhaeka are
occupied BY the homeless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
WALLED CITY
SHAKEN DOWN

VICTORIA. May IS The walled
city 81 Uniankai. IN Mongolia. was
almost completely destroyed and
thousands 81 people were killed by
40 earthquake In the early part OF
May. according 10 mail adylces
from the Orient
The damage and losH 81 life was
also great IN the Chinese province
~ Chueu ChuA- The officials ~
rchln fushed relief 20 the stricken
people
Rebels Are Victorious.
The earthquake left a chasm two
feet wide
Serious nprisinFs are reported ia
China Ia iionau EOysrnmsut troops
Nere defeated Ga a pitched battle
with io.ee0 rebels. and many rifles
were captured by the ylctors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
Rcosn ASSISTANT cAlsF
AND ATTORNEY OFFER
psooF That THERE WAS NO
SUCH CELEBRATION.

ksspA Latham. second assistant
~ q ne Seattle fire department.
~ ~ afioraey Y y Hughes. both
s1gaairaliy Geay the statement
al thsFs vas q champagne supper
ar wrt 81 social gathrriug a.
AaiA&ns house after the Arilaxtoa
- IRE. A case az chnmpawuc 10
Fpsrted missiax from the govern.
nzn - q stores on the dock rrlug
? ne fire Latham. with four
Nssfs Of The department. are now
fsniiax SANITATION on charges 81
nstiaz tho dock. preferred By the
f@fiermasters department
eosh Have Evidences.
batA TIE assistant chief end his
nSfnfy offer evidence TO prove
ut ~ report % a champaxna sup.
n y l.athams house. sig Bell 81
va Ahsolulciy nnfouuded
" have had no company nf my
hzs snce the fire. said Latham
- Mcrning. with ne exception
= ~ haotherlE iaw and an ar.
t.ssesAnce. i've there quietly
w ~ wife and two children and
= n evening On which I am
s1Afpa wlih giving a Champagne
nspsF rent 70 bed az 3 ~ O'Clock.
Iasfs vss no company Ia our apart
Arria nat afternoon or evening.
Never Used TsIephons.
"a reply 10 the settlement that
~ Officials we're present a. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

ingtonl G. J. Johnson, Of Mime
apolla. has been given the construc-
ton work from Ellenshufg west 10
the summit Of the Cascades. a dis
tauee OF 20 miles.
Marteil a Matheson. Of Tacoma,
have been given eight miles Of work.
starting AZ the west end Of the CAS-
eade tunnel and running down the
south fork OF the snoqualmie.
q @ Lnyne, OF Seattle. has seven
miles from the point az which the
Martell s Maiheson contracts epds
Joseph Allen has a contract foi
road work 50 miles west from Nortl
nanl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
CONFER ON
BOULEVARD
PLANS ARE MADE TO SECURE
LAW TO PERMIT COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS TO SPEND
MONEY WITHIN THE CITY
LIMITS.

Comfy and city authorities ar
rived AZ an agreement this morning
10 Jointly urge the amendment OF
the law regulating the expenditure
OF the road and bridge fund so as
20 permit the commissioners to bear
portion Of the expense Of paving
the proposed grand boulevard ex-
tending from the northern 10 the
southern city limits.
Reach Agreement.
The agreement was reached az n
meeting OF the county commission
ers this morning attended by Chair
man Mullen. OF the streets commit
tee OF the city council and the mem
bers OF the city park board. The
route OF the proposed boulevard has
been virtually agreed upon. II en-
tors the city limits az the north a
short distance west Of Green lake.
runs southwark TO the westward OF
Green take through Woodland park.
thence on Stone av. 20 Lake Union,
around the shores Of, Lake Union
on the west TO Westlake boulevard,
on Westlake boulevard TO Pike aud
thence on Fourth av. aud Fourth
nv. 5. TO tho southern city limits.
Ask New Law.
Under existing laws the county
commissioners cannot use any por-
ton OF the road and bridge fund
for the Improvement OF roads with
IN city limits. except In the con-
struction OF bridges. II is proposed
70 ask the coming legislature to
amend the law in this respect
The streets committee OF the
council Is planning for still another
boulevard 60 the north city limits
to run over Eastlake av, thence
through I.atona, Ravenna and
northward. with Bothel as its even
tual termination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
THREE BODIES found
IN BURNED CABIN

Sweeney and Edward Robinson
haYmakerH were found IN the ruins
OF burned cabin on a ranch az
Vista. In the northern part Of the
county, at midnight
A eau which had contained kero
aeue was also found The indica
tionH are that the men were muir
dered, rs there r. no apparent rca
son why they we're unable to get
out of the cabin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
FRISCO HAS MORE RAM
AND ANOTHER TREMBLOR

The Wind loonened many tent
pegs aud the inmates were dfench
ed Outdoor Kitchens were serious.
y hsupefed. II II feared that much
pneumonia aud other sickness will
result
A distinct earthquake shock was
felt &C 4 30 last night. but there
vas no recurrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
ASK PUPILS To
AID FRISCO

DIES MONIES. a., May 25.--The
state superintendent OF schools has
sent out circular letter asking a
t0.cent contribution from every
Iowa school child To aid IN rebuild
inT the san Francisco schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
STEAMER RACES
AGAINST DEATH

en- route 90 Seattle Brown Was on
duty IN the firero0m and had fin.
isaed cleaning the boilers when the
gauge suddenly burst The hpiints
crs Of glass penetrated through the
iight jumper and underHmri and
cut deep gashea in n dozen places
Tne wounded man Vas placed In
the surgical ward. but Il was seen
that be would soon bleed % death
unless surgeon could b reached
and the vessel was started under
fun speed for Seattle A. soon as
the ship doobed here a surgeon was
called end the wounds we're dressed
and sewed up Brown was weak
from tho loss Of blood. but II Il be.
ileved be will recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

william y. Ringer. ~ Marietta,
told the story 81 an independent
company that had been driven out
by a STANDARD subsidiary company.
George Merchant. formerly gem
erai manager Of the Buffalo. itoches-
ter q PittSburE railroad. knew Of
no rebates that hnd been paid tho
subsidiary comps niles Of the octopus
by reason o. the standard Oh pur-
chased. because the Standard paid
the inspectors on the road % "edu-
cate the mechanics employed there
on how 10 uhe Oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
rlscEss VICTORIA WINS
NeE TO SAVE LIFE OF FIRE.
VAN WHO WAS BLEEDING
70 DEATH.

laesFaisd about the breast and
,llasra with piece. o. broken
80 ron . bursting waior gauge.
e. -sliss J. Brown. a fireman on the
~. ,.'.aslan Pacific steamship Pfin.
~. Victoria, nearly bled 10 death
-, ann before medical assistance
eo.la BE- reached
-. ne accident occurred after the
Nh'sf had Departed from Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
WOULD NOT BE
CALLED A LIAR

ment would be killed in committee.
lie intimated that Representative
Hepburn made the statement The
iowan said that II Cooper refused
10 give the name OF his informant
Hepburn would believe he was
drawing ON his imagination. How.
ever. Hepburn later retTacted his
wcrds
Cooper was not satisfied with the
retraction. and reiortsd that II was
the first time he had been accused
Of falsehood. adding that he was
not the only one 10 whom the state
ment had been made"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
RELEASE
PERKINS
SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT
HE COMMITTED NO CRIME
WHEN aE GAVE OTHER puo.
PlE's MONEY FoR CAMPAIGN
PURPOSES

NEW YORK. May - George W
Perkins lutsnded no crime and com
uiitted M crime when h. coutflbut.
81 the policy holders money - ths
New 1ofk f1fe Insurance company
70 the Republican campaign fund
aecufdine 10 the decision % the ep-
peiiste division % tbs sppfsrnr court
Tits morning
Perkins waa chAFEsd wifh grand
larceny and wsH discharged today
The decision IL alsu a victory Zoe
District Attorney tsfoms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
SOCIALISTS
APPEALED

ST PETERSBURG. May 26.--
The government address through
Premier Goromyhn was not read
ia the douma as expected today.
The socialists are assuming an at
titude Of moderation towards the
douma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
EARNgar oEnlkE ARREsTEo
FOR sRurALLY SHOOTING a
MAN AFTER THg SAN FRAN.
CISCO FIRE.

SAN FRANCISCO. May as
Charged with the brutal killing pt
an italian ~hiin wearing an arms
uniform. Earnest nenlke. son of a
wealthy san Francisco banker. uAa
arrested At his home yesterday lie
admits doing the shooting. but vii
not say anything more
tAeuske f. sell known minink
engineer. who waa IN tie military
service In the Philippines On the
uiEht ~ the earthquake he pat On
bis old unlfoFm. that Of a lieutenant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
REPRESENTATIVES, HEPBURN
AND COOPER HAVE HOT OLD
TIME ON FLOOR OF THE
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. May 2s-Repre-
sentative Cooper. Of Wisconsin. In
the house ihia afternoon during the
debate 20 send the rate bin 70 con
ference. said he had been Informed
that the express company amend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
MAYOR TO PREVENT
DEP ARTMENT ROW
rAarues BY Police and Firemen Will Not Be Al
lowed to Stir Up Antagonism--- Moore As.
sumes Personal Responsibility For the lnvesti-
cation Of Arlington Fire Looting.

-, Moore declares that there
I, Nc cenniet 90 authority o.
..fire ~ accusations ana TO-
-...t,ons between the police and
Z. s,nsrtmenia ~ result ~ the
'.'..'l.sslon into the charges % pa
80 4 urea Hs says he proposes
$50 hstwrsn ne two DEPART
seeing Il u that each sets a
-. ssal IN the Investigation.
81 "A jnssifiasls complaints u
..a,ins ~iil BE- Investigated and
-s.sssd % matter who suffers a.
! ssssli
Asumss Responsibility.
= ssums the fol- responsibility
-. investigator ant shalt see
.Aat the matter j. suited % the
sst.se.- SAID the mayor tals MORN
= -TAs pollcs department. VIII
.. ~ psFtnitted 20 eet unfairly toe
80 he flre department. tm the
s..sen. ana II msmberu ~ the po-
- ssgsrtnent San tc shown To-
~ bsen guilty % piifsflng they.
- az ~ punished
a, shlsf executive officer % this
~ reserve the risht a. possess
4, sssAerlty. % refer matters eoln-
~ . as noiics % ans ~ the ex-
~..lss departments fnr lnvestiEs-
:. x setien. when this complaint
= .afsssas came 20 me from Officers
4 ~ ruited states government I
assrsa the ehisf 20 police to iuFes-
ss,s ane told him heW 20 conduct
. iasssslgation
Net lseurdsng Firsmsn.
1 lnli kln 20 take a NJ ain ths
elns hsst % the FIRE department.
~ y "a 50 me Goliee Depart
49, ). nqt hcuudins th~ members
4 - fige department.. The fire de-
nsrnsns ntil noe be permitted. ~
1 nssns q xsstins even 10 east
snzn e. members % lns police De.
agsnsnt-
wnhuus question. the develop
suss u The Investigation have
x~us<a ~ small amount of Nl feel-
- A<sween the two departments
xsns<ss u ths firv Department feel
~ tss ssFiossnesa % fhs charge.
iss bra greatly exnEgsratsa through
a. sars1 81 shs police department.
\ ne matisr.
psiies Feel Assrirvsd-
On ne egAsf Rand members %
~ scisee Department are incensea
naG mssnb~sH % the fire depart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL.

In the suit OF ~, u. critics VS.. the
Western Lime and Lumber com-
pauy. IN which the jury yesterday
brought In verdict for the defend
ant, the plaintiff has asked for a
new trial on the ground that the
court wrongly instructed the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

viii confirm the presidents nomin-
alton of Potter Charles Sullivan fof
district attorney Of western Wash
Ington IN the opinion Of Senator
Piles The latter says that the
charges that have been flied against
him arc either untrue Or too trivial
% be taken eoEulzanee ~. end that
She senate VIII not hesitate % con
firm the appointment after making
"a Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
COMPANY
GIVES UP

LONDON. May 25.-The head Of
flee 81 the Mutual Reserve Llfe In
surauce company and all ~ counsy
agencies lu Great Britain failed to
open today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

with the Dane. and Herrera win
come home with the money. In any
event you can bet ali you have that
Nelson won't knock the Mexican
out..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
LECTURE ON DISASTER.

Joseph =. Mcintyre. D. H.. VIII
lecture AZ the Seattle thenter on
Tuesday evening on THE Billion
Dollar Blast and Blaze at San JTan-
eiec0..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
THIEVES IN RESTAURANT.

Thieves ransacked the restaurant
owned by Writ Mitchell. az 2a0
James ST.. az an carly hour this
morning. and made away with q
MISCELLANEOUS selection Of eatabisS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
WORK IS LET
BY MILWAUKEE,

H. c. Henry. the Chicago. VIII
waukeo a 81 Paul'a general con
tractor. yesterday let sub contracts
for several new sections IN Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
INDICATIONS ARE THAT MEN
WERE MURDERED AND THE
CABIN DESTROYED AFTER.
WARDS.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. May rs The
bodies Of James Porter. Patrick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
LITTLE IN CONFERENCE
WITH wAPPENsTEtA

Earl Little. fireman AZ No J
engine house. Is Ia conference this
afternooa With chief Of Police Nap.
pcnstela. relative 70 his statement
that severai police officers we're
engagcd In the ioollnK which fnl.
lowed the fire AZ the AfllnKton pier.
little has the Names.
Little declined 10 saY anything
Tor publication previous 70 appear.
las before the chief OF police. I
have absolutely nothing 10 aay
noW.F he explained I am tn a
position 10 Etxe Chief Wapprnateln
nasnes Of patFolmeu whom kuou
we're equally guilty Nth the fifes
men IN taking stuff at TIE Arilas
ton fire
Chlef Of Police wappensieln has
looked into the charges made bt
LITTLE rejecting uRan certain police
officees and has announced that h
bad discovered no evidence eaa.
Firming those charges. or Whleh n.
dlealed IN the slightest that the Re.
marks credited TO Little were found
I'd on fact
Gives Ne interview.
4 have given no interviews on
this matter and tntend 20 give none
Ans report | maY hax. alil 80 81.
rect 20 Mayor Moofe. continued
the chief
Amoae patrolmsn ant throughout
the entire police department the Ia
terriers which Little apna realty an.
thnrixsd has eFeatsd siderable
indignation. The criticism Is basel
principally upon the fact that 40
nAutes afe given. leaving the entire
force Of pAgfoimea. b. inaenAo II
lesat. under suspicion The officers
In the department fret that the IN
veatiKation eanaog be too searching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
LATHAM DENIES
WINE SUPPER

alleged supper. viii say that nc
eftY official has ever been IN tn
hcusc Neither has ny Nifu ever
used the fire department telsphauo
for the purpose q issuing Invita-
tious
The Only foundation eau
ascfibe fof the sfuff il ths fact that
Mrs G ONelli. who has sinee BE-.
come Mrs Wulism Creighton. waa
accompanied tuna an the sxeninE
IN question from the theafsF b. NJ
Creightpa and a man and wife pba
live across the street They r.
manned IN Mrs grsiEhtnas apart.
msnt on ths second floor above us
PLAYING the piano for safne time. but
made " little noise that Ne wsrt
no, disturbed In the least Afs
Creighfon and her three ehiidren
lived In the same fiat. aud stu
live there
ttas a letter.
r D Hughes uas equally certain
that Latham IL innocent Of the
champagne supper and submitted
the following statement made In
writing hy Mrs Creighton in sub
afantlatiuu
-On the night mentioned IN The
Star in rewnra e. the Champagne
supper AZ Mr. Latham'N residence.
can positively say that nn such din
ner Was given neither then nal
since live Just above the second
assistant chief snd hid company On
that evening The usxt morning
asked Mrs Latham II she had heard
uH The answer she made Nas. No
u vas the first nights rest we had
since the fire. Mr Latham being Sc
tired out
MRS WILLIAM J cHEIaH
MRS M CREIGHTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
BANK cLEARINes.

. Increase over same
q date last year - et7.75s.sI =
stststts ssststt 4
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
FLOODS DO DAMAGE
Six Men Drowned In Vain Effort To
Break Log Jams.

Seattle, Wash. Nov. 16.-Home.
less and suffering from hunger and
exposure and in hourly dread that
the risirg waters will overwhelm
them, thousands of residents OF the
fertile valley lying between Seattle
and Tacoma are camped to-day In
the foothills near by with what few
provisions and effects they could
carry in hurried fight.
Six deaths have been thus far
chronicled as due to the floods which
have followed the rapid rise of the
rivers in King and Pierce counties.
Three of the men who met death in
the floods we're trying their utmost
to prevent log jams that would en-
danger the residents Of the Llaces
futher down the river. f. W. Kill
mer, of Auburn, was the first to lose
his life, while working on a jam in
the White river. The other loggers,
who were working for the Decker
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
REPTOG.

Nearly all the farmers in this sec
Gon are about through gathering
corn.
If Mr.. so and so, will quit boiler
eTi so loud at his horses while
gathering corn we will all rest con.
tented.
Cassie Walker is still making trips
up in the Repton ueighborhood. Does
anybody know how he is getting
aiong2
Sunday school every Sunday even
ing at 2;3O P. m, at Repton. Ev-
erybody invited.
We are we'll pleased with our pray
Gmeeting at Repton every Thurs
day night. We believe much good
will be accomplished by it.
Bill Howerton says here is winter
again and I'm not married,
Everything around here is on the
drag, cant sec what's the matter,
it surely is'nr the pretty weather,
Mrs. Ruby Denny, of Clay, is Wis
itiug her parents, Mr., and Mrs, W,
S. Dunes, at this place this week.
Willie jones, of Sturgis, visited
Gis parents here Sunday.
Mr.. LATE Samuels was in Marion.
Monday.
We are beginning to feel old win
Ger 9uce more,
Messrs. Everett jones and Lonnie
Duck worth, visited in the Baker vi.
eihIty Sunday.
MIR. George NJ. Samuel, and sister,
Ada spent Sunday with their aunt,
hrs. Louesie Asher, of the Weston
Oeigbborhood.
D. f. Dalton, was in Marion, Sat
Urday
Richard Lewis and wife spent sun
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
SUGAR GROVE.

Corn gathering is about over in
this part.
Willie Pickens is on the sick list.
Miss Ellen Travis and Mona Dol.
Inns attended church at Pleasant Hill
Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. A. Deboe visited
relatives at Marion Sunday.
Albert Walker who has been quite
sick with fever is up again and spent
a few days last week with DIR. Tray
is.
Mrs. J, H. Corley is reported to
be quite sick.
Jim Cullen and wife have moved
to Frank Travis place.
j. b. Allen and family and p. G.
Lamb and wife we're the guests of j.
A. Pickens and family Sunday.
Prayer meeting at this place every
Saturday night.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

Lonnie Duckworth, and Gid Lewis,
went to Wheatcroft Saturday.
The speaking at Seminary Satur-
day night was we'll attended.
The Repton section gang are work
ing near Morganfeld this week.
Saturday was inspection day on
the Nashville division of the Illinois
Central railroad and the Repton Sec
ton was awarded the "board" again
as the best section between Hender-
son and Nashville. Much credit is
due Captain Harmon and his crew of
efficient men for their good work.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

Lumber Company, trying to break
jams, and whose names are not
known, we're drowned in the Green
river, three miles from Auburn.
Black, White, Green, Cedar, Stuck
Snoqualmie aud other streams hav-
ing their source in the foothills of
the Cascade mountains have risen
over night and have flooded thous-
ands of acres of land and caused in
calculable damage. How many farm
ers' families have lost some member
through the rapid advance of the
treacherous waters will not be known
until the waters subside.
All the valley towns are.under wa
ter, the depth ranging from eight to
twenty feet. Railroad communica-
ton has been cut and the towns can
not be reached except by message
over the long distance telephone
wires. With the water already
standing Oh the streets at such
depth that it is no longer safe for
residents to remain in the first stories
of their houses, the men are organ
izing in each town and either remov-
ing the helpless ones to the second
stories or carrying them away to
places Of safety.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

AAA' W. - DApb1 ohN "iAN' VI
Marion, was visiting John Patton,
family Saturday and Sunday.
Tobacco buyers was through this
section last week and bought several
crops of tobacco. Others in this
section have not sold
Miss Sarah Patton is attending the
protracted meeting at Caldwell
Springs and visiting Miss Betsey
Brasher and family.
Mr.. Andy Crouch moved from this
place to Wheatcroft last week to en-
gage in mining.
! Several from this place atten led
the sale at the residence of MIR. Will
Mayes, deceased Saturday.
NJ. l.. Patton and wife land baby,
attended the protracted meeting at
Emmaus and visited their friends
and relatives at that place.
Mr.. Clarence Woodall, the organ
agent was through this section last
week. ~
John Kinnis was in Marion Mon
day.
Mrs. Polly Patton and little son
spent pleasant day at the home of
Phil S. Travis and wife Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Travis, of the EN-
maus vicinity, wishes to return her
thanks to Messrs. Thil Travis, al.
Patton and Bob Stubblefeld for kind.
ness shown her on November 10th.
Jim Patton and wife of Caldwell
Springs, was visiting their kin peo-
pie here this week.
Protracted meeting closed at En-
maus Wednesday, conducted sssby the
Rev. James Oliver, of Kuttawa, the
results of the meeting were five pro-
fessions of faith in Christ and the
church was greatly revived. Rev..
Oliver did some excellent preaching,
yet many refused to accept = Christ
and said at more convenient season
I'll call for thee, some have called
when it was too late, but | trust it
may not be so with the people of
Emmaus. The writer had the meet
ing had the privilege of attending
the meeting at that place and was
cordially invited to the homes of |
many of my friends and relatives of |
that community and always found ,
their tables groaning under loads of
good cooked vituals, and their kind !
hospitality at their homes will long
be remembered by us for they were
willing people and we trust that God |
will shower down His rich blessings
upon them and save their children |
from their sins. This shall ever be
our humble prayer, and when we get
to that home that God has prepared |
for all who love and serve HIM. | |
hope to meet those people there that
worshiped with at Emmaus.