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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
DUEL TO THE DEATH
BARTENDER SHOOTS BLACKSMITH
 IN BIRMINGHAM SALOON. n
Had Previously Received Mortal wound But Held Himself Together Un- e til He Had wreaked ven-
 gence 0n AmaRllanf t'&

Birmingham. Dec 6.--(Special.)--A desperate pistol duel to the death, was fought this morning at o'clock in T. L. RusselPs saloon on South Twentieth street, by Ali Parker, a blacksmith at the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops. and J. P. Edwards, bartender in the saloon where the tragedy took place.
 There was a petty difference between the two men growing out of an order issued to Parker last Saturday that he could not drink in the colored depart morning Edwards was tanding in front Of the saloon with some friends when Parker came up and asked if he was
 Thinking that Parker meant wheth- CT he had some liquor the bartender walked inside the saloon with him. Hardly had the bartender, gotten be- hind the bar when Edwards began fir Parker struck Edwards in the body in- flicting a dangerous wound
 The bartender dragged himself to the drawer behind the counter where he secured his pistol and he fired five times at Parker, while the latter com pleted his fifth shot. When the smoke cleared away Parker was found lying on the floor in the front part of the saloon dead, bullet having pierced his heart and another having entered his side.
 Edwards walked around In front of the counter and sat down exhausted in a chair. A large crowd of people col- lected and the police were forced to close the doors of the place to Keep back the crowds so that the dead body could be attended to by the acting coro- ner. An ambulance was sent for hasti- ly and the injured bartender sent to the Hillman hospital. As soon5 as phy- sicians examined him 1t was announced that the wounds were dangerous and that no hope could be held out for recovery.
 Investigation revealed the fact today that Parker had just purchased the pistol with which he did the shooting. He leaves a widow and one daughter and had worked in the shops of the railroad here for years. He was 45 years of age. Edwards came here from Anniston where he has a mother and sisters. He was 26 years of age. Since coming here he made a number of friends and had the reputation of being q man of quiet habits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
ENGRAVING.

THE BEST-Send your work !, us for sat- Isfactory results and quick execution all known processes The Advertiser Engraving Co. Phone ss7, Montgomery. Ala -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

FOR sALE-Fine 12 size gold Patek- Phil lip s15O. % watch for ss5 %: fine ladies
 watch studded with diamonds $45.O0 val- ue for s27 50. Fred J. Dreher Co.,. 10 South Court St. -f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

REAL ESTATE AUCTION sALE-Tomorrow sth inst. at l2 O clock at Artesian Basin. we will sell to highest bidder. 27 vacant lots. located on the northeast corner of South Holt and Lee Street on County public road
 (Lee st) few steps outside city limits Washington Park Street Car Line, close by near Kensington Heights, surrounding prop erty advanced 100 per cent. past year, pr so. good chance for speculation, Titles per- feet or no sale. Terms s25 cash 500 per month with interest for balance, get plat our office. See signs For Sale" on prop erty. Also Commissioners sale of two dwell lings. Nos l16-IlS Heron St.. same time and place. Ladies specially invited to att tend sale and bid. Chandler 6 Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

IRON BEDSA-Three good, heavy beds with steel springs; original prices SIP, s15 and SIS. We pffer these today at half price. James OHaPa. 116-I20 Monroe St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

FOR SALE--A good. aIl-round work horse can be seen at AT Houston St.. R. s. Cloud
 .-iO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
IRON SAFES.

VICToR MANGANESE STEEL Screw door
 bank safes; fire proof safes bought. sold and exchanged. Montgomery Safe and Lock merea. -t9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

TWO CHOICE furnished rooms for rent: Sii S. Lawrence. Phone Slss -1S-tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

1 FOR sALE-My upright piano at sacrifice | cash or terms. Lock box 765. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
EXPERT SAFE REPAIRING.

JOHN N. TODD is now in charge of our new repair department. as expert. Opening and repairing of bank safes our specially. commerca St.. Phone 2S2s. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
NAMED.

vvkNTEp-To rent large furnished house
 give location and full particulars Address A. e. R. care Advertiser. l2-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
INTERPRETATION.

VgANfED-A position by an experienced bookkeeDer, am not afraid of work and will ing to begin at an ordinary salary, best ref
 Iddress e J J., care Advertiser -6-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
FOR SALE.

LoST-A bunch of keys. Monday afternoon
 Liberal reward for return to 7ls Randolph
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

unmarried men between the ges of q and 36; citizens of United States of good char acter and temperate habits who can speak read and write English. Apply to recruit ing officer. 1sh g. Court St.. Montgomery:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

once an experienced lady no others need apply. 20. Box H9N -a-ef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
LOST.

LosT-Between Moulton St, and Five Points. worsted hand work laprobe. Return
 to 611 so Court St.. and get reward --ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

WANTED-six first class solicitors to be- gin work immediately; good pay and per u7anank employment to men that are right.
 Anpfy this morning at o'clock. E. 8. No bie. Advertiser Office. -S-u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07

MEN and boys. plumbing or bricklaying trade pays S6 to ss per day; we teach you by practical instructions in months; position guaranteed; free catalogue Coyne Trade School A97b Tastpn Ave- St. Lotus:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
WANTEp-MALE HELP.

STENOGRAPHER-Wa young man with recommendations: must have speed and turn out neat work. Address Bank, Box
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
WANTRD-To BUY.
WANTED-BoARDERs

VzANTED-Three or four gentlemen board eFa at 4ts Scott St.. rates reasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
[:.:| CONGRESS
THE|E:I|.F.lT|.R. DISTRICT
5Washingt on republican influence e
Wants Dung Ian II from "a n Floyd 9 ''1s
f. Oppose Saund ers.

f5s The session Of the United States District
Court held In Alexand ria last week was vas
ahor = ana sweet, 3 the court ad1ourntng
Friday III time to admit Sof the Richmond
contingent reaching home mat h ~ y g
arly yesterday morning. III
l,he Richmond cont ingent spent the eve re-
+ nings while away at n otel Raleigh IN
washington, place where b many VIZ s
glni Ia llticlansl oft do congregate, and II
q "a, ispered a bout that the contingent ABB
i sorbed q lot OF political gossip, as well
az wisdom, while sojourning at the "a: "a
leigh. # 81 H. 42s IL 81 III #. g.
lea rn,ed was that there Isl some pro pa
$b,litv. ii fact, strong prob ability, that
M. M. sowder,5a prominent Republic II
sot the county Of Tloy is strongly en-
dorsed py Washing ton IN fluen GO y tlIe =
position Of Republca n candidate 1ora Coi =.
gress in the Fifth Cong Dlstrllct
i Is n oppose y. w. Saunders, the Demo
cratic NOMINEES. liz { y, .4s .S4l
e, I, : : and he IS 4 very bright one. He
,v ,,r Z 'St hes candidate OF the Republicans
lat year for the Office OF Secretary @ q
the Coml1nonweal on the ticket that W was
near al by Jud ge Lewis. When he was
introduced to the Roanoke III conyenti ION
after mite receiving n the nonin ton, y was as
$axn,ained that his nominate was not
dme 'si in any sense to his good looks. for
ha was probably the homeltest man y
the convention. WI hen the. laugh whlen
Sthia remark on the part OF the man VINO
f;ntrod,cad D rim created ladls subsidized
MI sowder proceeded to make q speech.
Z "a within two minutes everybody had
sssorrotten how homely Y he really was,
i Ia "a 4 IN orator Of tho norid mountain
kinda natural orator. a college grad vate
md q great student, MI, soWde ts PROD ROD
+ ahiv the ablest man in the Republi lean
ranks In the Fifth District OF mia.
and perhaps for this very reason s'ell ne VIII
fail short OF the nomination. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
ss3a5s BURGLAR IN PULASKI s.: m
Entered Three Resi- dences Seek Seek;
Y inc Cash. Is INIT

Especial Is The Times. pispa tsn;, s |.
g8 3pi,LA SKI, y u n The residence
81 j DIN q q, ORA per. COMING veal ~.
Storney was en- tered by thief last nlg e J.
Who look lAir. Drnper.s clot hes from INC
head 81 the bed be vas Size !, 2 p
Ing into he ya I'd and hem. gnu y.
anifhes,igh they contained MI y
\ IRA i5or.s pocket DO ok was the only OBJ
u 1ect " 81 search It his VI contntned cnecks
The cheeks were sea tered about y e Sya g
ana eyerything found this morning n, 81 s
The next ob ject 81 his searct was the
chasing agent for the u Der ha . Mineral
n CON "a n.y. a few tloors from Afr Drap er 3.
Here the burglar IN nsa ckc cd he entir
downstairs but did not SO ups irs Into
the sleeping apa rtnents. Sotflns ss nl 9
Tine mex residence trIsd was .,at .of
i Mr.. James Il. n rolling er, member O t ne
II ngtslntireS from u his " county. II ere the
forts to opanssth wind Wa3 thai led D rom
4 the front porch direct ito their bedroom
Mr.. I'rolinger procured his gun but l ne
y had to stop \ to load 1t. and he man got
( ava =. Only, Ills form could be distin.
gnIshed III the dn rkn css. md there IL no
cltlc ~ b hia identt ~. TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
5,AiNOTHE WON AIN
FORCES D CHECKS
Mary 81 dan Passes Two Bogus
Papers on Richmond Mer
,i35 chants. 553iss5

s Mary Jordan. Il az wi lte woman, about
forty years OF age, was arrested yesterr,r-
day \ afternoon ~ Detective serseantAs Y
I Gibson and licMahon, charged with With
4 forging two small checks. ii
ii Mary Jordan was taken to the Office Ift'
or chief Werner, ere she was examined
and con fessed that she had forged the
checks one was for $50, signed Mann
AZ e russ. md made \ payable to CT Mrs.
\ Russ. n This was 5 cashed 388 at Bur ls'i
clothlnp store, where the woman ppr-
cha sed q shirt. The other. for s.. was
/ signed g. e. Russer, payable to Mrs.
n user, \ a nd wa 81 cashed by Julian Tyler,
tho cothier, from whom an other shlrt wa tl! 2
q When asked why she had forged the
4 checks, the woman replied
don't know. Because 7 was hard up, \
suppose. Z. III !, 4,
Mary Jordan has already been IN jail
on the charge Of stealing q clock some
time ago. She remained In jail two
months and occupied the room now used
by Mrs. Jamison, whose career she seems
X tn be duplicating to some extent.
The woman when asked II she: used
drugs, said !: II do a u 10 now. and then,
she lives al NO 400 North TIVE nth Street
at tho home OF G. E. Rosser. who y
employed at the Gallegos Minis He ac-s
tconpanied the woman to the chief Office
ana urged her TO tell the truth resa rdsne
4 the check. u rs d 4,
Mary Jordan comes OF q good family
She was born In Richmond and HAS lived
here md IN NIaalch all her ite'
& The strange part OF THE affair y tna1
she does not seem TO r'eall - her conal-
ton. ana was disappo nted that ste Waa
not at once released. She was "a ken 70
the second Police station, Vrlle Eta slle Wsll
remain until Tomorrow morninS. When
she VIII appear before Justice CFute'i'-
field. II ss b ,,fs X rs Il 5g Vi 5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
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ME..E'|1||N||S.S||U||||s!|'|s:.E|:..!X
Petersburg District Co,f ter eng to q
Nj Be Held5at Dendroti S tor
NJ Three Days. 5s
'8iNcEN|.D|I:lllI!.AJll.Rl'|.'Yl!''
FRI:
~ 1FfTi
yyayinack Leaves z. KS for [ w;
STRATA to Install Tobacco ,l:, h
MACHINERY
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s lsS tsSuciai ITO rhe Times. Dispatch.)
PETERs IlH6 3, 3 A, a fill larso
number, clerical and y Gel sa.ea
from this Will attsnd the Pct erspur y
District Methodlst FERENCE Hliic 2 spe'
u gins at Dei,d ron, Il Surty l,l..
Il day, ind viii, be sessiop tliree aasss
Il rev. ipscon,b, this eng nv;
Who Is preaillng the eve rlcts ~
preside nt tile con ference ind Rev. 4
Edward al pastor the Afarlsx ya u ssLre.'s
Metholist Churcli will ne open
& ing sermon. tsi !, 9, !,
$SSar1ro Of Supp aedl iriscnd iary origsn
totally DIS troyed The barns and lont houses
81, tie farm 81 I,cv. "a wards !. VI at
MELVILLE, susscx count !, yeste seY'
eral fire Horses and co VII. IND AL laI.ll-
Il l,,g imtAen,cntsE and I,lp Yen q tl' !,
buildings, were destroy ed " y y
II understood VI there WAL no insuI al,ts I.
Mr.. Edwards Is aAtor Of tho l3u pH1Ias1
D Church at Newvil lcs
i. ayiiark. the we'll ltno ~n en- y.
N III ~ i. Ill the Duyl,op tobacco fact w y
ieaye here hfondny for yyisss,se
lc VIII snil July 2oti FOR Mel boufre w,
4rniia, 10 install new machinery y 5.ne
Bri isl,- Arnerica ohfcco ,on 11lp11 y,
aplant iii that city ynla !t q alr'p
VIII take about six months for GO
ton. S5 \. .... Y. e
S1 Ray. Meade Dol ton Mac 3 forme r.
assistant rector at 81. Pnuls y piIste>'topai
Church, has been called to be rec. Or 4. ~
I Preston Parish. including Pan W
\ Church at Saltville. and l953 S;h q ~
Il Church ut Ma hon. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

was no Ice 81 rust in our city and that
the rates were a as low and; owtsr5 St1 m
they were din some other CT ties, b ut that
they had an agreement OF exchan SO \ by
which ore comp any could get ice from
each others storage, and hat the city
was laid / of in sections, \ and on g cons;
5pany would not trespass IS on anOth g
terri tory. They also d aim that their SER ve ~
vice has Been SIT Glory. II nm WI ling
y, admit do tr,,tai of cone 81 ;these stnte.
sar,ents 4 bit as Ito the hero Is 8
Inference " Oh Ion n our section Of
the city, I do not know how the people
In, the other ions OF the cl ty ire served
but the retail dealers o n rob TIill have
mod grounds for codnpla int. Tho g service
has been NO So this year than has
ever been In my know1e go. and q nave p
been in, business in tfa CT XII for thirty
Years 81 nor 4 he comp nies now orer-,
at!n $; ep rs, q t I saFF'ot W nos
SVliy cam 81 conntl hui " ard
operate an Ice n *
4 ilaay,x, been was ling much llabl e5S time
\ DISCUSSING the erection OF an electr1c llsnt
plant, when an v ice plant wOrld Gas be OF
more a dvalnita Be ito ttLe people Of "
on July I'd the paper at ted that On tfle
previous da sunday nun dr,eds OIL p g. =.
pie walked the streets cling the retail
dealers lot ltia j. q
5butSthe Siealers ws 81 pIooit told hat
ronc swotrldEb sold to henii q be re sled
ever, those who had sent the to
the plants I'll & the no pes S,oe Ice
werPa refused !, In \! TIL fneanWh lie he
cdti Gems had to do vi tllont It and dr FL
the lupewarm waite tina ii issued 81 y on r
their vibrant spA gots and suffer D. II fron n
tho sWeltering cal. sf SIS ,5s
III the members az % liz g w Council have ,
all become 4. RIP Van ~ lis TINE ne
for them TO awake ~ rom nm pers.
III they have anys syrnpa til VI for suffering
sh,nrraI I'll It eis iii the power d OUT C!ty
Council Is remedy this evil In part even ..
III tfsa,- Fcannot make Va. 90 nbplet TX
erecting an lie plant to 5u pp1 the needs nee
of the people III ~ - the masses VINO
put the members Of the G;ouneil into ONCE,
ana Is tfas masses who SUI fer mos
for the want tee was pt tttul sto ass I.
the people; begging even So U stl,al.S
scrap az tces and to have To- tell them ~.
1T could 1not, boz gotten for love Of money
The dornpanIes may Gle INN 5alyf5oHH
co,ld have got ten q SINAI Npiece; &c Dy
coming to the plant ElyeI1 g, pus
are 50 poor they ca nt q 70 ~ = " e
s,S f a;s tos Nas e s Risas
tno hoti Is walk INIT dist Had solnp
sc those who were Il in quest OF Ice Y u
Temple d & to wal there end back they
would dppbuedly' have needed the SER
vices I 81 d .doctor \, en- The ret urnei3
III wou1d liloe to hea ~ the Yle VS. OF others
on this subject, and az, peepr1 = on
CITIZEN
richmond. va. Il M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Guaranteed Cure For Fits,

a new method OF home treatment loEI
sglepto ats oElK!aatsd py tha aoYs
esrn nn, laboratories at his hand, I has
been discovered. Elixir Koslne is recon.
4 Inended for only one disease -7epl epsy Of
tr ss that It's discoyarer has instructed
tho local agents In this city. Polk N iller rs
Drug CO.. 70 sell II under thelr absolute
guar tee to refund the money y II e w. ll
self, When used according tp directions
Il can no more fail to cure epilepsy than
can the sun iall to, rise. but this gus "a ntee
= Both sexes, Gyol,n &, or Old, { who have any
4 symptoms NJ epileptic FITS, any nervous
Ftwitehings or trembli ngs, should use Ellxir
Kosne at once the only gfsantes Ys eyre y
II ssine Coz Washing ton, y, p,,SSs or Polk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
VISITING BOARD | ]
}. MET YESTERDAY
= MO MN = az. Disnratch.)

siy fsnecial to The Times Dispatch.)
#E5 cHARLOTTEsY1LE, v A. July e,-7--Tlhe
board of visitors Of the University of
Virginia mot this afternoon, here were
" 9nrressent Messrs. Gordon, Norton, Harmon,
S lHIlI,t ana Flood, Those absent were
sIesssrs, gWhlte ana Grad dock. The chair
"a political economy was created, to be
filled by selection, Thomas Walker Page.
nrofess at University OF alifornla; his
brother, James Page, dean Of University;
professor Noah Il. Davis's resigna ton was
accepted. He is made professor emeritus
philosophy Albert Lefeyre. already ~
Tie lie University, made head corcoran
school of philosophy, succeeding Davis.
Professor Bruce Payne, now holding Fe
Echair3of secondary ednca ton, IS TO teach
psychology also. . 4, I. q. ], J,
"A, b. Manning was elected instructor
In the department OF chemlstr Ills rs
home is IN l3irmingh a III ii ss
Professor WILLIAM ~ thornton was an
pointed University representative on the
State roads commission, X. az
4 Tho new buildings will not be delayed
8hv1tle death or Stanford w hlte. " he ypres-
+ dents house will Ls hull prohab Y g p
Carr III 4,
|; Tho new dining hall Will be built south
Of west lawn and west range, corres-
bonding to Randall bull ding, III IL
n The now hospital wing VII be rushed
5I.aborat Org 70 ~ equipped ~ west range y 9
Sresldellce a, 3s l3Ss III N N 4 " 4
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MRS v. rs ( ! JAMESON |.||!|I||j. N
Talks |hJA|.||L..
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Continued frum First Page)
- to, only tel find IN that
the woman had been sent TO the Jener-
son Hospital III r hiladel phia. Y here On
June 6tt,a size was operated! upon ZOE ZOE
Appendicitis. ~ IN ~ Z. FL !, VA
1.-THE police authorities * l'h lladelphia
notified Chief Werner that o. watch would
he kept upon the EhoHpital and az 80 soon g
as the w0ma h was wei en- g1 g " as
charged from the hospital she would would pe
arrested. This was d one Son JuneA 5 ~ q,
Snnd Detective gergennt W ret1 h lelt q ofr
Philadelphia, but on d connt &of \ he de
lay IN securing requlsi Ion. pa pers from
Governor penn ypacker OF Pennsy lvarla q,
Was not able to- leave with his prisoner
until midday II lday. sscrgea Wren VIZ. :
and n Mrs. Jainison chedj sis Richmond Il
about ii o'clock Friday 1,igll when nc ne
woman was Ia ken 70 he jail, where she ne
fad an interview 18th her lawyer, N n :.
~. 81 NJ. Justis. OF this city.
Makes & a Statement.
81 est erday afternoon, III NJ r.. Jan,iso y
talked q to Il Times D spat cf man. she
was IN Il cell stretched oit on a u BED 'st
and appeared to be 81 fferlng intens
she MA : dressed In "a blue kimono ana
$o on d table In the room were ba nldages
Il I'd ma terial for surg cal dress 'it 8.
3s58s The woman, who lis but q years olld
4 IL good looking and bears the evidences
Sof eflnemeht, but her face and ngulrEe
show the suffering and pair she n - has
undergone, {.,s3 I.
ans n one thinks fol rent q am e
5feigninR illness, he Is mistaken" } q
Mrs, j ,7,,son II i have not been out 81
I bed until yesterda since June stn. ana q;
YOU ca II see how r look. we lost TWEEN
&ty.nye pounds. The Jail q octor y u NJ ~
tending me and i h ope he VIII pc g pie 20
dress my wounds every day
E,.It has been said that am trained nee.
nurae but this Is not true. az attn; hough Sc
studied nursing for q tile while ]. deny clel
nos lively that II ever lived IN v est.
chester, Pennsyl vania. Z have never been
there Sin myll lie. and did not telephone none
u to Richmond. sss3
Not Talking About Herself. ~
j55 II r.. Jannison refused TO discus Il the e
cha rges against her, saying that her q s.
$torney had instructed her TO- Keep apso--s
slutely silent. She also declined TO give
si,er nal den name or to talk OF hers rela-t
5tlyes or resi- dence I, y. i.
II would pre- fer not to drag others into;
Stfis IN plea antness,' she said . Wish
tiH5 II got back my heal tn, 30 that n can
rnye strength face the against
~ She viii remain ii jail until the case;
Il called In the Police Court IN s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
YOUNG MAN BEATEN ID
"A II AND THEN SHOT DEAD

43 FIAWIkINsYILLD,3SG Gar July ia dlt,
ficultyl betwaers Bart Hendley. Roswell
Daniel and seaborr Hunt. three well
known young white men vest erday, r.,
suited IN n endleyH being shot four times
and Instantly killed, liter ne haas been
beaten over the head and In the face In 9
horrible manner. {,
load taking effect In his side and shoulder,
ttF5;lts he Is not seriously injured, rs
r Daniel, 1t Is said, did the shooting that
killed Hendley, and he Ii now IN ltail
awaiting an investigation Of, the tragedy
by the coroners Jury, M ts S.s 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
.AaRED-LEl1ERS. !. | |! ] /
METHODIST 4 |: !. tn.
Picnic and Child n'sss D Cofns
bined, With M[a''lrriage ss5
I brown Ii. III; NJ s:sS
{specc II 70 SThe \; rim e. B lspatch,y

CHESTER Az, July i. The Chester
Methodist Sunday school combined 81 he'll
usual summer picnic vi ths$ 70 HID
Day, esterday a, and one II OF ~ the Il NEST
successful and joyous d ays3 was passed II;
The ildren play ed ;bal II and games u fe5
different IA sorts @ through out the N after
noon, ana about III ght I he most: aAInps..a
the ladies, WI TIL 4 Ice cream. and dessert
After suppe Il I e church bell Y assem bledS
all present crowded house -tnS the #largS
church building, and the children served:
the assembly with la credi ta BILE Sentert lnt
ment IN song and Srecita lon The church
was sbeautlfuly tlecora ted = he Spul pit and
altar recess s being taste full adoFneds
with a beautitu I select lon and arrange
ment| OF varlegate clust ers SEof ID floW ers,
palms and ferns the whole scene seeEqls) 4
3ingly prepared for a first ola as Wedd ding 4
and sure n ero1 ST, NJ as II by Spremo tim
ME- George III Dodge ia " Or and sf lisa.
Pauline Richter. 81 r petersburg. Just he's.
fore the y children B services began pres
issrted z thsmselV to $s the pastor. Ss Mr.
sPaylor,$ and requested IT. be- adeSs one; j
but It was SO lear the tim 81 OF tlles sx-:
$ercises i they ad S#t be spe tors
what children can do, ar i'd hey pat lently
waited till fter the ball owe and
though; al most q lifting iii and enc hanting
scene, teu ~ ~ aStaSS III
pnrlor OF the parso &c md r N N Z.
.Paylor, ommun icating wit q few To- be
Witness as, married them there, the large
gathering being gnorance of s. s;
fair till ali was ov erl and ~ the happy!
pair had esca ped on their ret urn home
sby trolley. .Ss3 XII
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