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The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31
Indians Show Fioht.

Sioux City, Ia, Oct ga special
10 the Journal from Pierre, S, D., says
The Ute Indians at Cheyenne River
agency Thursday fatty refused to
comply with the orders of the agent,
and when an attempt was made to
bring them into subsection, they made
such show of resistance that this CITY
was wired for assistance. but later
dispatch stated that help was not
needed.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31
Guilty Of PERJURY.

New York, Oct. 26.-The first con
viction on the cases based on the dis.
closures in the legislative investlga-
tion of insurance affairs in 1905-l9O6
was obtained by the district attorney
office, when a jury in the criminal
branch of the supreme court found Dr.
Walter r. Gillette. former viceprest
dent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co,
guilty of perjury in the third degree.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31
salonn patrons Rohhed.

Chicago, Oct. 2e.-Two young men,
armed and masked, robbed County
Commissioned Max Blumenfeld and IA
Ither patrons of VIM. Selfried's sa-
loon in Blue Island avenue, obtaining
over $1,000 in money and valuables.
They beat Selfried into insensibility
with their revolvers when he tried to
stop them.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31
kllIed Eather. Must HANG.

Peoria, ILL.,, Oct 2G.-Edward Cliff
ford, 90 years old, will be hanged Dec.
20. The order was made by the SUI
preme court when the verdict of thu
lower court sentenced Clifford to die
on the scaffold for killing his father
was affirmed. Clifford shot his father
and robbed him. The elder Clifford
was a fisherman.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31
IusItanIa .sreaks Record.

Queenstown, oct. 26.-The Lusi
tania arrived here at $3.50 THURSDAY
evening. breaking the eastward recorl
of Ave days, four hours and nineteen
minutes, held by herself. Her passage
this time was four days, twenty-tWo
hours and forty-six minutes.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31
DEATH LIST
IS APPALLING
Attest REPORTS FROM GALA
sRIA AND SICILY INTENSITY
STORY OF HORROR.
300 BODIES IN ONE TOWN
s..rob at Ferruzzano Has Not Been
Made over More Than Half
of Its Area-caused by
Volcanoes.

pome Oct. 26.-Latest reports indi-
~ hat The disaster caused by earth
mike shocks in Sicils and Calabria is
aven greater than at first reported
IN dead will possibly be as many as
! ooo while the property loss is ire
mendous.
The government has sent troops to
a,g in the ruins at Ferruzzano, where
MANY people, supposed to be alive, are
lnnrtsoned. Three hundred bodies
hove been recovered thus far, and the
city has not been searched over more
han half it's area. The population was
ooo and because of the panic which
scattered the survivors, it has been
impossible to learn how many escaped.
At Reggie and Messina, houses top
Med over like piles of blocks and
many people were buried.
TWO walls of the Cathedral at Ger
ace collapsed, and number of build
mes fell at Sinopoli. Brancelone is in
ruins, and long line of dead bodies
has been arranged by the soldiers,
1t is possible that nearly half the
population of Ferruzzano persisted.
Relief could not reach the city quick
" enough to Ind out just how many
escaped for it is perched on hill
near the sea, isolated by mountains
and not even in telegrapnic commu-
nica.ion with any other place. There
are no4carriage roads and the poor
pathways are blocked with fallen
walls
Due to Volcanoes.
Great cracks have appeared on the
surface Of the earth, running several
miles in length and hundreds of feet
deep. Heat rises from some of them,
thus tracing the cause Of the earth
quake to the volcanoes, which have
been mnttering for some weeks.
The disaster will possibly prove
greater than that of 1905, as the
shocks were much longer. The long
est one caused the earth to rock VIC
lently for "A seconds. The people
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31

= . HsOF' ottOO
is assisting our pastor, Rev. L.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31

JUST as Jne- weather IS Just get
tinp colder
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31

nIloo nIUerta |
|phis visited Cor
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-31

with real interest and Che word
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
RAILROAD RATES.

We predict that the declaration OF
he railroads chat thew VIII sell NJ
'nora round trip ticEets will noI
amount to a pinch Of snuG after the
summer season opens.
The fact is that railroads are gov
efned by conditions and environments
Us much as ANYTHING else.
There are round trip tickets teing
sold 10 the coast and return DO yoJ
ever hea. OF round trip tickets from
California and reurn2
For years railroads have s9ld re-
auced fare tickets one way t3 Cali
fornia. but the man who travelled OH
that kind Of a ticket Invariably had
t. pay full fare on his return
the threats of the railroads o.
what they are going to do in the
future, or wba they are not going to
10. are largely intended for the n
Of The leg s'atars who are
low assembled at the different state
capitals, and there will he a realign
rent just as soon as these bodies adj
ourn,
There is not very much that he
'ailroad manager is not 10 to in the.
way of sharp practice. Peoria Jaur
lal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

traffic IA linuor II Is not a war upgn
Tito saloon which is conducted Ia Il
illaw.abiGlug manner bul /, Is a war
lupon the indecencies ana lawl ssness
permitted in dives and low resor
which are In themselves a curse to the
saloon business The ople in many
of the towns and cities of Illinois
have cndeavorad unaya .lingly To wipe
ont these dives, They have appealed
Or ached, prayed and threatenci ial
many citlsg Without G'cials Doing
heir duty Id the mater Of the lawless
dives, ana the Inevitable result came |
If the disorderly saloon OF dive /
could nor be moved without renoY 4
ing the catirc bus ness, then Il all had I
to 60. The people voted that way 70
Ii caheld, in Cambridge. in Carroll
ton, In Chenoa in Dalton civ N
Dwight. in Fairfield In Flatrock IN
in Crc nyille N Law
rcaceYillc in * virgtou, in McLcaas (
bora. IN Mt Vernon in Pittsfeld In
Princeton and in towns TOO numer-
DIS to mention
It is arg ca that only villages AMI
1t le owns are thus affect q But the t
fleet in those smaller places finds IFS
,ause N some of the larger cities /
where the diy is permitted and pro i
ected and the existence Of which /
rves a bad name 20 the saloon husi- 5
Tess.
II Is warning n saloon men Y Q
hon'd leach them that Frank n Boa 4
rev logical conclusion when re b
aid the pconle were not opposed par &
lcnlarly to me ORDERLY saloon, hut ~ q
he disordariy dive which xists under y
be name Of saloon. State Begis'e =
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Judge R7ss administered a bne
yesteg Jay in the city court because
Of cruelty to animals 4 negro was
fined IS for whining a horse It Is
the first case % tae Kind hat has
come into the city court in long
time, and it Is much 10 be regretted
that this class Of cases in court are
not more numerous, To the end hat
The instances of cruelty TO animals
may become less. There are a score
of cases daily where negro iyers
abuse poor, overloaded dumb beasts
in a most cruel manner and the citi-
zen who ventures to demonstrate
with the fellows IL insulled OF him
self attacked A few cases Of arrest
and fine would have wholesome
effect upon the two legged animals
tlat are entrusted with the care Of
mans most valuable and most faith
full servants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
DEMOCRATS TAKE ISSUE
(concludcd from First Page)

ht same man again. He buckled -
III svord ana went forth 10 war via
I'M, . ,,... u.,.,,.a ,,,
Fesas uhasf tilH aha hAFFlhlah 20
4 tas move shea'hed sin,c tcn tht
Ibl3de that he barred ia our y no
cratie battl. aaalnsi corporala ! ecd
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
LOCAL OPTION.

A fairly good local option law II
going to pass the legislature at the
pr sent session The Chicago fellows
did not dare to favor one while an
election was impending II was
STAYED off until after that election
Then there were the elections that
we're held last Tuesday 10 be consid-
cred, and this time it was the couu
try memb RS Of he legislature that
were anxious to hold up the local OPP
ton bin until their villages and towns
had voted.
The track is now clear, and The
first thing the senate did after the
81 elton of Teesday was 70 pass the
amended bill which i. is understood,
is fairly satisfactory to both parties
The county feature was the most oh
ectionabe, and that was eliminated
Il the interest Of home rule for the
towns and cities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

Taken as a whole. the elections
through Illinois Tuesday present two
paramount points:
First-The growth of the inlepend-
Ont movement.
second-victorie won by the sa-
loon foes.
The growth Of the independent
movement in the villages. towns and
cities has become SO Formidable tha'
it not only holds the balance OF p5w-
er IN most cities. but is the power .
self. True, the ind pendent caud-
dates we're in many instances defeat
ed. and perhaps the independent
el cted are in the minority, but never
has the independent movement been
SO formidable never the popular sup
pori of independents so or at. aal
never the number Of Independent can
didates so large. Il is a lesson TO IN
rival parties hat they must consult
"a rank and Gle in all party matters
and especially the selectic1 Of nom
noes for Office, and a warning that If
they DO not do this. the independent
movement viii set things right TIL
people have shown tha' they do not
care SO much about irrelevant nation
al party tags IN municipal elections
and the party organizations cannot ex-
pect party support at The polls rnless
party preferences are abided in the
mater OF making nominations aud
outlining platforms
The war upon the saloons has not
been and is not The dey lopmenf Of a
prsiiiiition movement. 4 is not A
sfs5mslie dlzrisg Of splsen g. III
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
WOMAN Pr ACH.R
HELDAS BICAM|ST.


( New York, April 20 a tai. hand
some brunette in snlart spring cos
tune was the center OF attraction to.
day in the second criminal court here.
Two men who said they were h =
husbands were taerc to enhance
ihA IS for tIe srignty defendant.
One OF taem displayed two eyes To
d ep mourning and a nose that was
out OF plumb re sa tae muscular
brunette had thHs iupaired his fea.
ia es with her ready lists,
The woman was Miss Mary f Os-
borne before she engaged in the mar
ryng industry She Was arr saed az a
gospel mission on warrant sworn
ont by William Brcadmeadow trol-
ley conductor, who figures as sband
No ?. She IS licensed preacher ami
was one Of the m1st feryent memb IA
ot he mission, and All just deliy ring
her regular evening address to
crowded Eall when a policeman ryel
the warrant on her
husband No | was EdwaE+l r. han.
7rigan who informed the police thai
he had married the woman on June
I, 1904. the ceremony being performed
~ III Rev Thomas i. Bridges tn III
,ity hall at Newark. He said that ne
Ok his bride to bis fine coantry
lome At Shor Hills N J. Six days
alter his bride announced that she
vas tired Of wing ri h Linn and when
re demUrred at her assertion tna
70 was no good and ah meant 10
cave him the bride promptly Knocked
i'm down with her fist.
by the time Landrigan came out Of
he trance That followed bis Athlete
ride had flown, ami he heard M
aore Of hr until after few years
shen a man wh3 said he was William I
called On him They
ompared notes, and arrived at tho
onciusion that Mrs Broad meadow I
vas the former Mrs LanJr.san
where did you get those black
g and that ue2s asked Lanlri
an.
She gave ON 10 me-" replied
'roadmcadow, feeling the latter
aenA-r taHdefis4
Tha settles il sid Laedligaa
She's our wife There IS not IA ther
oman in the world who coaA do it
6 we'll know
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
March circulat on.

5l..... lus9
The above is correct statement OF
the number of copies printed Of the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906 and
fol- the month of March 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
mis- first day OF April 1907.
LEO KLEB.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

the Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol-
owing places:
coleman's, ga Eighth street
Halliday House News Stand.
walkers, 10 Sixth street.
6Iue Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
BREAKS HAMMER THROW

Pm -nH ~ = April 20.-Lao J
Talbot Of Mercerb-rg Pa Academy
whose h-me y in Kansas City. no
broke the worlds interschoolastic r e.
ord in illrosi1 the u pound haume-
here today IN the mterschUolas Dc
meet lso feet. 3 inches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Ynuthful Remembrance.

"Lcok papa said the small girl,
as she and her father passed the
church whore the little one had been
baptized. There to the place where
4 Nas chrystallaad'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
the year 1906 .............2 O2S
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies OF The Bulletin
prined daily and Sunday dur
me March. 1907 .2l09
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
l.l~l.s o,tss fT.a.

The arts nrc limited not In thcit
powers, but in their means, Genius
seeks not 10 yanqplsh the fitness of
things, which its glory consists in
guessing Nine, Do Stael
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The German professor believes that
tie day s comaE whom men eX.
lds with Inc aid ot surgery
TIA to be the last hope Ior
with plenty of money and
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

According to advertisements in the
papers the Thaw case is TO be ,rehears
ed by moving picture machine at the
opera hauss this week which gives
promise that this nausea ing story
will be paraded before the public dur
ing the remainder Of the year. II is
cheap show bo,h in price of admis-
sion and in character and 1t lacks
every element OF mrt from a mora
point of view, The publication OF the
story as 1t was developed at ne trial
was bad eno-g h and in some cases in
cxcusable; but it had at least tn
IN rit cf being news and In general
way served 10 point a moral This
can not be claimed for the stage pre-
sentaiion. which IS but an unearthins
and stirring up of carton which wa
thought to have been well buried. Blu
the show is of a class with the five
and ten cent attractions pr sented IN
some of the larger cities, ana against
which protest has been made becauss
they are as demoralizing in tleir ef-
fects upon the youth who attend hem.
as is the yellow-backed novel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Y lily need certain free hours
in could recollect Yourself
frl some. and be sure that
the; lrt'nss of your days VIII
be treasures. -Feaelon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The Ananias Club should organ.
izc"
"And adept a yell"
sur. I'm bet IT would bc q mighty
oppressive onc''
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The Bulletin leads in circulation
and advertising and is recognized as
the hest medium in Southern Illinois
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
FUN AND PHILOSOPHY.
One Mannate.

He travelled with crooked tribe,
Adored a crooked Job,
H seldom overlooked a bride,
Nor any chance TO rob
tie always ready stood to trim
4 victim, be it said.
But this we can aver Of him
He never lied on Ted.
In politics he backed a ring;
no gang was ever worse.
II didn't do one single thing
Un'o the public purse
lie seemed 90 ainteI coin prefer.
A wicked fe he led
But this of him we can aver
He never lied IN Ted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Many a man With foolish preludlces
wca3 ar5 why he isat praised for hay
las .c@g convictions
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

some DAY nm wake up and find
myself famo So
"Aw. wake Nd
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Friends Of the Bulletin are request
ed to send or telephone items to this
office
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Keeping eveTlastingly at IT insures
Advertise IN the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Accommodation.

Hail Spring" shouted they
Why ceriai-iy answered Spriug
Il shall also be pleased TO rain. snow
storm, freeze thaW and drlzzlc
And she did
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The Bulletin Is the only paper with
In radius OF $50 miles with the ser
vice Of the Associated Press
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY
cxlrs, Alexander County. NI'r~A
Population 1G.tH.

Population it.tH.
Mayor. GEORGE PARsoNs
Clerk r. A HATCHER
treasurer JAMES oTr'N
Comptroller, ERNEST 'IoRpMAS
Police Magistrate A J. ROSS
gh'es ~ Police M 3 MAotN
@ieAandeF County Population 22~Sf
County Clerk JESSE z MIiIfE4
ircuit clerk LEE p DAVIS
Sheriff FRANK r DAVIS
STATES ATTORNEY-Alex n
Wilson
'oronet DR. JAMES NchsNUa
'ount, Superintendent Y rehco's
u0p rGFN sNyDFr
Asssssof snd Treasure kRTr ID
NFLLls
ecsrc OF County Corn ~~Iessans-e
rFNNELLF rhn'r~Ss
FORGE PARSONS
IN Edwin J CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LIVE cars due to leave Second st. 90
ing north an Commercial ave-, every l5 min
utas from G a. m. u y
Going oeth on w snut st every is minutes
from sos a M 10 ie;S' n m.
POPLAR ST. LTNE-Holhrook Ave, car due
TO leave -econ IT & Jog nersh on Hol " OH
Ave, at 5i57; q: 6:f2; 6:T7; 7:l2 a. M. and IN
same inmates every hou- until iG:42 and il;l"
u. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth ST at 5:t6
s:t9: s:34: R:49: and 1904 q. ~. and same min.
ut every hour un II 1854 and il;n4 p m.
Poplar It. cars due q pass st Mary's park
l minutes afte- leaving sec nd st
BELT LIVE OWL RS north On Walnut
II 40 D. IN. 1924 a. M; 81 a. IN; 2:30 O. M;
3 80 a. m. 30 a. IN s 40 n IN.
North IN Commerce al--l2:OO p, M; 1:0Os
IN 2 90 m. 3 90 a IN. 4 100 q IN. S a. m.
.selt and Owl cars are due tn pass West
Thirty fourth st. IS minutes after leaving
Second St
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Read the Bulletin and get all the
news while il is news.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
BELIEVES NEGRO
IS A MURDERER
MAN ARRESTED AT SAN JOSE
WANTED IN INDIANA
Description Received TaIIies, Practi-
calIy, in Every Way, and Chief of
Police Is Sure He Has the
Guilty Party
BY Associated Press.

by Associated PreS9.
SAN JOSE, Cal, May 25.-Chief of
Police Carroll, after a further examina-
tion of the negro who was arrested last
night after a furious fight with Officers
Guerin and Mutually, III which he sert-
ously slashed them with razor, is fully
convinced this morning that the pris-
oner is Jesse Coe, who is wanted in
Indianapolis for the killing of Police
man Charles Russell of that city.
Everything about him, even to the
scar on the left side of the neck, tallies
exactly with the description sent out by
the Indianapolis officers.
This printed description, however,
says nothing concerning the negro S
teeth, and this morning it was discov-
cred that he has two false front teeth.
This discovery may or may not have
an important bearing on his identity.
1t was learned this morning that the
prisoner had been working off and on
as a bootbalck in a shaving parlor at
Santa Clara during the past month or
more. He would be there few days
and then disappear for few days.
While there he went under the name
Of Richard Taylor. At the North Mar
ket street lodging house, where he was
arrested last night, he posed as a Bap-
tist minister. Although strenuously de-
nying that he is Coe, he absolutely re-
fuses to give any information concern
ing himself. Chief Carroll is confident
that his identity will be established
beyond question before the close of the
day.
At O'clock Chief Carroll was still
confident that he has the right man
but he cannot positively say that ht
knows it. He has telegraphed to In
dianapolis for more complete de.
scription.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
BONDS WILL BE SOLD ONLY AS MONEY is REQUIRED

financial questions relating the Owens river project
opposition showing the duplcy and distortion of
athe while exhibited its treatment of the
ditions in Owens valley.
opposition leading its readers to believe that the
voted Wednesday, June H. the
will sold Immediately and the city, the first year.
begin payments principal and the interest the
tire $23,o000o0.
public well that these assertions absolutely
false.
bonds voted they certainly will be by very large
majority they will be sold only money is required to carry
actual construction of the aqueduc No than $000000
will be sold the first year. and the entire issue OF $O0O0Oo will
be outstanding and bearing interest until le11-l2
AS for the payment of the prncipa-no payments of this
character will be made until the aqueduct completed and in
operation when should be able take of its finances
through its revenues
The opposition moutpiece of powerful corporate interests
the ostrich which s its head into the sand and
believes itself to be hidden
It's attempts deception may fool itself and few people,
experiences since the opposition started into be-
ing reading public reads the opposition all disposed
to place the true value on opposition misinormaton
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
TIGER KILLS
LITTLE GIRL
AND A PONY
Animal Escapes from
Menagerie Of
Circus
Spectator Finally Uses
Revolver in Ending
Beasts Life
Panic Ensues as Men and Women
Grasp Their Children and
Flee for Their
Lives
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press
SALT LAKE, Utah, May 25.-A spe-
cial to the Herald from Twin Falls,
Idaho, says that tiger escaped from
the menagerie Of circus there today,
killed little girl and a Shetland pony.
and was finally dispatched by brave
spectator armed with 32-caliber re-
volver.
The tiger broke down the door of his
cage by beating it with his paws. He
first sprang upon pony. A keeper
drove him off with an iron bar The
beast attacked second and third pony
and when driven away by the keeper
leaped into the crowd. The guns kept
for emergency like this were too far
away to be available. A panic fol-
lowed
Women grasped their children and
dragged them from the path of the
maddened animal. The screams of
frightened spectators mingled with the
trumpetings of the elephants and the
cries of excited animals in the cages.
Through the crowd the tiger rushed
toward the main entrance. Mrs. s. e.
Rosel1 and her 4-year-old daughter
Ruth could not get out of the way and
were knocked down. Holding the
mother with his paws the tiger sank
his teeth in the neck of the child,
4 who died two hours later.
j. w. Bell. blacksmith, was stand
| ing with his wife and children near
Mrs. Rosell Thrusting his family
aside Bell drew his revolver and opened
fire at a distance of three feet
When the first bullet struck the ami
NAL behind the shoulder he WINGED,
srowled angrily and lashed his tail
against the wall of spectators The
second shot caused him to release Mrs.
Resell and at the third he took to
flight. Bell followed and sent three
more bullets into the beast as it ran
outside the tent
In the open air it crawled some dis
tance, then in a final rally it started
back toward the crowd. Bell had re-
loaded his weapon and was ready to
renew the combat, but the tiger was
mortally wounded. He rolled over on
the. ground and. snarling and biting,
died.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
MRS. MckINLEY'S
DEATH A QUESTION
OF HOURS OR DAYS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CANTON, Ohio, May 25.-The follow
ing official bulletin was issued at the
Mckinley home at 9:15 o'clock tonight:
THE doctors report that Mrs. Nc
Kinley continues unconscious and
slowly losing strength, although slim
ulants have been administered freely
"There appears little or no prospect
Of Improvement"
Surgeon General Rixey and Secre-
tary Cortelyou, 1t is said, will not
leave Canton before Sunday afternoon
or evening.
Mrs! Barber, the only sister of Mrs.
Mckinley, is constantly at the Nc
Kinley home. Mrs. Duncan, sister of
President Mckinley, and Mrs. Day,
wife of Justice Day, are also with her.
Among the devoted friends Of Mrs.
Mckinley Is Commander Eva Booth OF
the Salvation army. April the Canton
citadel of the Salvation army was ded-
icated. Mrs. Mckinley was liberal
donor to it, and Miss Booth called at
the Mckinley home. AS test of her
friendship for Mrs. Mckinley the fol-
lowing message was received:
"Just heard of your serious condi-
ton. In the shadows Of His face will
light your way as the waters rise. His
everlasting arms upon you. My ten
derest loce and deepest appreciation Of
all that you have been to my work
Evangeline Booth"