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The citizen., 1908-09-11
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.

STONER.
Mrs. Sarah Nj. Stoner, widow o.
Elder Solomon Stoner, died at hel
home. Uniontown, Carroll county
WARD.
Mrs Letitia Ward. widow Of
the late Washington Ward, died
at Thurmont on September 4,
aged 72 years.
HARDY.
Mrs. Ella A., wife of Lewis
Hardy, died at her home near
Woodsboro on Septem Der 3 of a
complication of diseases, aged 64
years.
Ellie Jane Biser, wife of John
w. Biser, died at Appletown,
Washington county, aged "a years.
She was formerly resident of
this county.
RHODES.
Mrs. Lille G. Rhodes. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Perrell,
was found dead at the home of her
parents, near Della. She was in
her Goth year.
BRANDENBERG
William \. Brandenberg died
at the home of his parents. near
HyattstOwn on September 2 of
acute indigestion.
SIMM.
Mrs. Mary w. Simm, 67 years
old, widow of DR.. Thomas w.
Sim, died at her home in Liberty
of general debility. Her funeral
will take place today, interment
at Liberty.
FOUT.
Mr.. George l.. Fout a we'll
known and retired farmer died at
his home near White Oak Springs,
south of this city, aged 75 years,
he was buried on Sunday last, in
terment at Mount Olivet.
KEPHART.
Mrs. Martha Kephart, died at
her home in Herudin, Va, aged
51 years, besides her husband she
is survived by two children. Her
funeral took place at Feagaville
where interment will be made.
wACHTER.
Mrs. Laura V. Wachter, died
at her home, Gettysburg, Pa,
aged AZ years. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by 5 chill
dren. She was a sister of Mr..
James w. Robinson, assistant Post.
master of this city.
SNYDER.
Mrs. Lena V. Snyder wife of
Clifford 9. Snyder of Lancaster,
Pa, died at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hahn,
East street on September the 9th.
of brights disease, aged "a years.
Besides her husband she leaves a
child.
KELLY.
Richard Kelly, a well known
resident of Catoctin Furnace, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank w. Fraley. Mr.. Kelly was
a native of Ireland and was born
in 1884. He was manager of the
CatOctin Furnace under the late
Mr.. j. Baker Kunkel, and was
also his confidential adviser.
MILLER.
Mr.. Daniel G. Miller, a well
known and highly respected |
farmer died at his home at Mid
dletown of general debility. aged
II years, he is survived by a
W idow, who is sister of Mr.. j.
l.. Routzahn. The funeral services
were held at Middletown, inter
ment in the Lutheran cemetery.
BENNETT.
Miss Helen Bennett, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Cornelia and the
late Livingston Orrick Bennett,
died at her parents home in Balti
more city. She was sister of
Mr.. S Harry Bennett of this
city. Her funeral took place from
her late residence, TAO Roland
Avenue, September 4th.
WINEBRENNER.
The citizen., 1908-09-11
FOR SALE.

At reasonable price and u rms that valuable
farm OF lOl12 acres. more or less situated at
Glenelg, Howard County, Nd, practically on
the Triadelphia pike, improved by nice
dwelling and other necessary buildings, and
lately occupied by John j. Linthicum. Bsq.
Possession given at once
LOUIS T.. CLARK,
u Attorney for owner,
june s6-tf. Eilicott City, Md .
The citizen., 1908-09-11
Mt. Saint Mary's New $50, 900
Building With rs Rooms
Dedicated-Bishop Don
ahoe Officiates.
ahoe Omciates.

The new $4,000 building at
Mount Saint Mary's, near EN-
mitsburg, this county. was ded-
icated on Wednesday last, the
9th inst. by Bishop Donahoe,
of Wheeling, West Virginia, in
the presence of the faculty and a
large assent blage of visitors. The
building is handsome structure.
1S5 by 90 feet. Among the clergy
present were President FLYNN
aud Rev, b. j. Brady. John G.
McGowpn, Edward McSweeney,
Dominick Brown and Philip Gal
lagher. The deaconshlp was con
ferred on seven seminarians by
Bishop Donahoe. and they will
be ordained priests uext summer.
The citizen., 1908-09-11

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To WelcoEle Pastor and Bird,

The congregation of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church,
South, will give reception this
evening, September IL. to the
pastor of the church, Rev. John
Paul Tyler and his bride, who
were married recently in Wells
vile. N. Y. The public is invited
to attend the reception.
The citizen., 1908-09-11
c A P TT A l.
100000.
S U R PLU S,
100000.
OFFICERS.

j. d. BAKER, President
VIM. G. BAKER, vice-President
H. D. BAKER, Vice-President
VIM. G. ZIMMERMAN, Cashier
SAMUEL G. DUvALL. Asst. Cashier
The citizen., 1908-09-11

Mrs. Myra Shaw, wife of former
Congressman Dr. Frank I. Shaw
of Westminster. died at 2.30
O'Clock on the afternoon of Sep
tember the fifth at her home. She
was married to DIR. Shaw at Union
town, in 1871, then a young prac
ticing physician. A few years
later he was elected Clerk OF the
Carroll County Court. then they
removed to Westminster where
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NEWS OF BENTON.


 Benton, Nov. 2s.-( (Special.)-M C. stoudenmier has returned from a bus mess trip of several days to Elba. Mrs. V. c. Clements, of Manquin Va, is visiting her sons. J B. Clem- ents and pr. H. c. Clements.
 Miss Jessie WillismSons, who is talk ing course in stenography fin Mont gomery. spent Thanksgiving here with her parents. She was accompanied by her friend, Miss Reeves.
 Miss Martha K. Leslie spent sew eral days in Selma recently. the guest of her sister. Mrs. I, M. Lamar.
 Miss Julia Yeatnian attended a teachers institute in Hayneville Fri day.
 George H ., Run. of Selma. spent a few hours here, last Sunday with his mother, Mrs. F. c. Run. A pretty dance was given Thanks- giving evening from 9 to l2 o'clock. by tfs dancing club in the city hall. Music was furnished by the Benton string band.
 Miss Nell Dudley Is visiting friends and relatives in Selma.
 Miss Gladys Steele, of Selma. is the guest of the Misses Dudley. Preston Ford of Selma, spent last Wednesday afternoon here visiting friends.
 Ws IF. Pierce. of Petronia. returned to Selma this morning to an infirmary. where he will undergo another opera ton.
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BAPTIST MEMORIES
 INTEREST DELEGATES

bers. and subsequently, in 1909, there were two churches. To 1s47. thirty seven years after, there were fourteen associations. PTS churches. 1e0 preach- CTS and 15.000 members. Out of these there were of anti-missions i've asso- citations. sixty churches and 1000 mem bers N
 In North Alabama fin 1908 there are thirty-efght associations. 1.0l4 church. es. eighty-two associations and s2.128 members.
 Pioneer Preschers.
 Rev. William Blackwilder's paper was on "The Pioneer Preachers of South Alabama Like Rev. shackel- the church in South Alabama. giving names and statistics which were high ly interesting and instructive
 William Cochran is said to have been the first Baptist preacher who preached in South Alabama. With him was men, tioned Courtney. who Iabored with him. McGehee. Alex Travis. John Ellis, Pe- ter Hawthorne, J. Anderson, Hezekiah Turns were mentioned as pioneers.
 Club Axe Davisr sLewis c. Davis), was given special mention. as "the Sam Jones" of his time. A revolu- ttonary soldier. he came to Alabama and for forty years clubaxed the peo- pie and the churches.
 James MeLemore established Eiam Church, the first church in Montgom- cry County. &@s
 Lee compere and SayIes Bradshaw were spoken of as the founders of the first church of Montgomery.
 R. IL. Daniel was specially devoted to the Indians in his work. Joel Sims, Jno. c. Mcwhort. Middleton Brooks. cherished in Southeast Alabama Par
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BAY ANNETTE NEWS.

Bay Minetts, Nsv. 2s.-lSpeciai.)---- Dr.sA. B.. Bryars spent Thursday and Friday of this week with home folks at Stockton. [ Mfr. sRaborn c1isby, of Mobile. was in town yesterday, he.is spending his Thank sgiving vacation with home folks at Stockton.
 Mir. Naming Green, of Van Wick. Tex. Is visiting his. parents, Mir. and Mrs. John NJ. Green. of this city
 Miss Florence Turnbell. of opelika. and Miss Florence Slows. of Dothan, are visiting at the home of MT. John M. Green. .55s .s ~ ; Judge J. H. H. Smith. went to stockton today. '--
 Miss Ethel Atbuy, of Shady Grove. is visiting friends of this place,
 Thanksgiving service at the court house Thursday night was well at- tended. .'A isA e'.5
 Mir. Claude Gavin, of Shady Grove. who is attending lectures at the med icat department of the University of Alabama in Mobile. was . visitor in town yesterday, e
 Quite a few homeseekers are In Bay Minette, some from other counties in the State aed some from ether States.
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for sone time. as do not need any. When take cold take Peruna and in short time am all right. My wife is subject to aathma. She takes Peruna at that time. and she has had no need for a doctor for some time. With many thanks for your medicine. wo remain.
 Sincerely yours.
 PHILIP RRATz.
 Fountainviile. Pa. April 1s. as0e. Dr. g. B. Hartman.
 Dear Sir--we have Peruna in the house all the time and when we think we need 1t, we take 1t, We are about sixty years old and have not called a doctor to our place for some years We so put in all kinds of weather and sometimes when we go on a trip we take Peruna along. A preventive Is better than a cure. That has been our experience.
 had poor health some years ago and when I found your medicine I hit the right thing. We both thank you for your good medicine.
 Sincerely yours.
 PHILIP KRATz.
 Witness fo Blwnatures. I, John pOnnelIy. Mayor of Duyies- town, Pa. have been acquainted with Mr. Philip Kratz for 25 years, I know him to be an honorable and useful citizen He. in nay presence. signed the above statements concerning Peruna, which have every reason to believe are true in aIl particulars Signed JOHN DoNNEILH. Esq.
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oence 72e Highland Avenue. Phone 2s37. Preaching at Il q. m. by Rev. h H. 0dsSos. HS1s Isa sSnaaa at school S T' sy st s:so a. n.. R. W. Manning. superin- tendent; Epworth League. 6:45 ?. n- James Browder. president. Prayer Meeting at 1880 p. m.. Wednesday.
 a N. eutnTis. anas sss pastor. preacRins: oSaTss: by the pastor at II a. m. and and 7;sO ?. m. wsdnssyCs. Rrsysr meeting day day school at s:sO q. m.. W. q. walt. superintendent. Woman's Home Mission Society will meet Monday af- ?. m. Mrs. Nellie Burge president The Stewards will meet Wednesdny after tke second and fourth Sundays at
 MethOdist Protestant chureIs, corner Bibb and Moulton. Preaching service. 10 a. m. Bible class and prayer meet. lngs. Wednesday evening"; Ladies Ala Society. Friday after first Sunday in each month. D.. m.. III Moulton Street. K. W. Holland.
 BAPTIST.
 First naptiet Church. South Perry Street-Assembly room, north entrance on Alabama Street; south entrance on scOf ssssssRsy, ssr 4ss,sSSss scnssiss A SssSsly Street; telephone 37s. All members are invited to attend the service at the Auditorium, at the Baptist Centennial today. Services at 10 a. m., 3:30 D. m. .. and 7;30 D. m. Prayer meeting school. MichaeI Cody. superintendert. Stegail. President. admitting young sunday school. Baptist Young Peopla's Union, B. H: Finch. President. evefy GnndqV a T.3O n. A cnFninI come to all.
 West Eaa Baptist--seventh Avenue SioeE SssTeen tTog ta ane car Hn fine: s'rsGss nR Brasher. pastor; residence. S10 Seventh avenue: Sunday School at 9:30 a. dies. al Ala society f'S at p. qRsF'nsfn @.s Srs M. V. Henry. President: Miss L. Copeland, Secretary. All members are expected to assemble at the Audito- 10 a m, 3:30 D. m., and 7:30 D., m Come and worship with us.
 Clayton Street Baptiat--sunday school Woman's Missionary Union will hold its monthly meeting at 3 D. m. Mon day; Prayer meeting Wednesday night,
 South Side Baptist Church--corner Hull Street and cramer Avenue. samuel A. COWan pdSLOTy residence 1925 South Hull; phone 1879. The con- gregation is expected to attend the ser vices of the Baptist Centennial at the Auditorium today. Services at 10 a. m., s:30 p. m. and 7:So ?. m. Sunday School meets at. 9:3O a. m., R. M Hendley and H. c. Burdeshaw, super intendents. B. Y. P. U. will meet at 6: 30 D. m., E. L. Davant, President. Take Cloverdale cars to the church.
 HlghIsnd AvenGe A5aPsIss Churcn-s Corner Highland Avenue and Boyce Street. J. Henry Bush. pastor. HOS Highland Avenue. Phone 2e9s. Sum day School 9:30 a. m.. C. L. Brown, Sd. perintsndent. H. A. Cook. Assistant. Members are invited to attend the ser vices of the Baptist Centennial at the Auditorium today; Services at 10 meeting each week at 1880 p. m, Wednesday; B. Y. P. U. meets in the church at 7:00 ?. m. The Sunbeam Society on first and third Sunday afternoons at 3:30. Ladies Aid Society nets first Mon-
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WEDDINGS IN SUMTER.

Livingston. Nov. 2s.-(special. IA Mrs. Laura Llttle's home here Miss Laura Brown. niece of, Mrs. Little. was married to Mr. Charles Morgan, of Stafford Springs. There were many relatives and. friends present. The cou- pie received many beautiful presents
 Mir. Walter Greenlee,f one of the most successful business men of Epes. this county, and Miss Fine Horton, of this town,; were married. The couple received many handsome presents. They will reside in Epes,
 MT. John H. Brown, Of Newton, Miss. and Miss Katie Mae Poole Were mar ried at the home of the bride The couple will reside in Newton.
 Died at Epes this week Mrs. H. L. Jones. aged about 56 years. She was . sister of Mir. Joseph Graham, of that town. Interrnent at New Prospect Cemetery. near here, at Bluhfport Beat.
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ker smith. William H. Hendor. wil- liam Dorsey, the author of Dorsey's Chaice; Vim. Flowers and many oth- CTS of ability and distinction in some way were mentioned.
 These men. many of them, were scholars, but they were direct preach CTS. striking at the root of things. preaching Christ. not about Christ religion, not about religion.
 Afternoon Session. The work of the afternoon session consisted mostly of reading of four very interesting and important papers. dealing with the present and past work of the Baptists of Alabama The frat was. The Library History of Ala bama," prepared by W. M. Anderson of Dothan. Mir. Anderson named most of the prominent writers the state had produced and cited the fact that the majority of them were Alabamians.
 'T believe" the speaker said. that the inspiration of the Baptist faith, the clean life it points out for us all, was instrumental in producing these great writers, and no little of the credit rem dered them for their work Is due our church"
 "our Baptist Historians" paper by c. W, Duncan of Auburn. was unus- ually interesting. Mfr. Duncan paid Q great tribute to the men who had kept and compiled records of the work of the church and it's workers and read excerpts from their works.
 "By these records" said Mir. Moselx, "have we been able to shape our course. steering clear of rough water and ever having before us the exam ple of our iliustrious predecessors.
 The third paper. "Baptist Journal ian, in Alabama" prepared by T.. J. Murfee.. of Tuscaloosa. was read by H. O. Murfee,. of Marion, son of it's author. It dealt with the work of the church papers, thelr innuence m sec tionu remote from churches and their value in keeping all in close touch with inc general work. It mentioned sew era1 of the early pioneers in the de- partment of the great work. and was well received.
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:. FountalnvilIe. Pa. Feb.. 1e.

s.Fountatnviile, Pa, Feb, 10, 1e0Z. S. B. Hartman, M. D.
 Dear sir;--I have been thinking of writing to you for some time to let you know what Peruna did for me. l am 57 years old. I lost my health about six pr. seven years ago. I first had dyspepsia and employed different doctors e
 Last year injured one of my kid- neys. I had one of the best doctors for that. He put me to bed, not to move for two weeks.
 I slowly recovered, but was so weak and prostrated that I could walk but short distance. Tn fact I had to keep quiet.
 I took several remedies. but; obtain ed no relief. also had catarrh in some form.
 My wife advised mo to take Peruna. and 1t Is with pleasure. that I can say that by taking one and one-half bot ties of your Peruna. 1t cured me and feel all right. I send this with many thanks to you. as I enjoy life again. My wife has also been taking your Peruns for asthma and it helps to re- lieve her We keep your PeFuna in the house constantly. Again say I thank you for Perunas
 Sincerely yours.
 PHILIP RRATz. Fountainville. Pa, Nov. g. 1908. Dr. s. B Hartman.
 Dear Sir--I have good health now and your valuable medicine gave me good health. have had no doctor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-29
NEWS OF PENSACOLA
RAILROAD ASKS NEW TRIAL IN
 DAMAGE SUIT.
Two Mere Members of Crew of sehoon- CT Freddie w. Alton Are Ar. Kested--Wam2ed- in Bos-
 ton as Witnesses.

ePensacola. Fla, Nov. 2s.--(speciaL) "A motion for a new trial in the case of l.. c. Brewton vs.! the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was filed in the United States Court this morning by the attorneys for the railroad. who seek a new trial upon various reasons set forth in the paper. A
 The plaintiff in the suit, mother of Ira C. Brewton. who was killed while employed as hagman. based the grounds upon negligence of the company, and secured judgment in the sum of s5,- 500. This was transferred from the State to the Federal courts by the railroad company, and is the second to go against the defendants during the present term of the court.
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0Haozm1B 0G tNe nM1xsMA Sn%.- sfii please send e this e1aee. .Ss .nsss sr than s o'clock Saturday atfeEsSsSn. -. y- aoafai or by note, account of thssx sss ssse vices for. suldayi OtheEysse no ne mSt EasS sunday will be repenNsos deDend on the 'phoue. v
 EP1sCoPAL w 70. cobba
 St. John's Parlsh--T55hev::r T5es:r T 1rown, as aiStant Holy Communion at t,,s,crr t,SC : m.; Sunday School at s:s0 q. m m ing prayer and sermon aL at 7.so Evening prayer ana Se'n0n
 p. m.
 Holy Innocents' Missisn nt West Gnd Rev, E; Ei. F. c9SSs; csSsc, mln.S'fs at 3. m; G meeting of the Boys Church clu0 a' e:So on Monday evening.
 ChuEeh of the Holy C0mfoETsslLsJhasoSnxe, ETslsnhone 173s. T. Gardner Poster ana y9seph r3' 1' Jones wardens. Services: g;S0 2. nl. sunday schOol II rSs S pi aoas %oFssas cosmHSniSn is adnninistared the first and third sum days at the II o'clock service
 nEErHoDIsT.
 Court Street Ms K. Church corner yA Church and Lea S.reets--hes. Os ": McGehee. D D.. pastor. residence i4s v B. Nance. associate pastor. sunday School at o:20 a. m. Armstead 6EoWn' Superintendent. Preaching at II a. m, by Rev r. hosssr ser xas and ,nsetinS as a;SS Wednesday at 7:S0 p. m. A
 YtIsy Peoplsss CfasR---ReRlixiug the need in every Sunday school or elass inc time to prepare the lesson. we have such a class at Court Street Metho- dist SunGay School, which meets e;sg a: m. Snd we extend you . GSf M WashbuRn, teacher. Ask for ;AaF. WasS burns class.
 Dexter Avenue Methodist Church, cor ner Dexter Avenue and McDonough etreet--Rsy, ". M. Cox. pastor: resi- dspca. 1l4 North Hull Street; telephone 304. Preaching at II 8. m. by Rev. she f psstor sareFF sunday aaS schools S at s:sS a. m,, W. F. Feagin, Superintendent. Sunday School Teachers meeting fTxsEz T.ssue srsSaxd sSndsS syenn s9t at S % prSssr mgeEing Wednesday. 7;s0 p. m. ClaytOn street Methodist Charsh-- sSSt sSS afR Hsnss Rev cpyHEGn if aGs sSSs ana SS Residence. s37 Clayton street. Phone 16I6 Preaching by the pastor at both at s:sO 2. m.. 2. ?; Cameron sgDerinten- Sf Thos. V. Judkinss frsstdsat; Junior EpwOrt5 ,I League s;asPPintssas1t E Miss Lslsa Ma
 
 mans Foreign Missionary Society meets second Monday in each month Mrs.. l. B. Chatneld. President Wo- mans Home Mission Society meets fourth Monday in each Qonth. Mrs: Mr.sJ. D. Wadsworth. President. Board of Stewards meets first Tuesday in each month. W. J. Cronier, Chairman.
 gerry street sreth0dlht Church. cor per Perry Street and Noble Avenue Rev. W. M. Curtis. pastor: residence. al Noble avenuet phone. 3S35. Sun- day school 9:30 a. nl., F. M. Mogeley, euperintendent. Divine worship and preaching ct Il a. nls and 7:30 ?. ui.; Other services, regular meetings of societies and special services will be announced from the pulpit. Mid-week prayer service and teachers meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The Board of stewards hold regular meetings, e. c. Clisby. chairman.
 F0sNmt Avenue M. E. Church, South corner Forest Avenue and Vine street Rev. Robert R. Ellison. pastor: resi-
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

NsSrmt Church of Christ SeIemtia9--- 1ei-2 &. Perry street. Sunday service al ii a. m. Sunday school at 9:S0 a. m. Testimonial meeting every Wed nesday evening at 8 p. m. All are welcome.
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BETHANY SUNDAY SCHOOL.

| Hinder auspices of the Christian En- deavor Society of the First Presey- tsrisn Church) Lee Langley, Superin- tendent. Sunday School every Sunday cordial welcome to all regardless of denominational belief or church af- fflfation,
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Behind pr. Pferc0's Medicines Rsands che LnvslfdS' Hotel and Sur RfeaI Institute, ct Buffalo, thoT- oueAIy equipped and with . Staff oS Smiled Specialists to troaf ths more dtknfcule cases of Chronio AEseases whether requiring Aedp feaI or Surgical skin for fhefr CUTS. Send for frSS
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cOLORED CHURCHES.

St. John Afraeaa M. E. Chprch. Mad: Riniav Streets; Rev. ~. c. Banton. nastof; residence S07 Madison Avenue Preaching at II a. m. and 7:S0 ?. m !. sundav School 9:30 a. m. Prof M. J, Moore. Superintendent. Glass meeting each Monday ntghs.
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Two More Arrests.

Two more members of the crew of the schooner Freddie W. Alton, which 1t is alleged was endeavoring to snug gle Chinese from Mexico, were arrest
 cd today in the parsons of Frank Smith and James White. The men are not wanted as -defendants,. but as wit hesses In Boston, where the master oi the schooner. Captain Harvey Daley and the charterer of the vessel. are held upon the charge of conspiracy to smuggle. Chinese. Six membersgof the crew have already been arrested and taken to Boston, and the United States authorities are now gathering in the remainder, four of whom are now in jail. As soon as the other two reach port they will be taken to Boston. The schooner itself is hold by. the United States marshall and will be sold at an early date on a libel claim unless the owners appear and, settle the claims.
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pr.z.r .aa sl.e. nss.lnE .weane.da,

prsysr and eiass meeting Wednesday
 Dsa shsp q. M. V. Zion Church, Hol- eornbe 8trcet-Pveaching at II q EA. and .9.1o D. m.
 -. .-t7s .s-- -
 rne Charch Of tks Geed shepard. wyatt HI. Brown, minister in charre. Sunday School ( D. m. Choir ,nracrIre with lecture on the church. k::so on Thursday evening.
 Dextsr Avenue Bsptist Chureh---The c Service at the Dexter Avenue Baptist f.htirch ,(Colored) will be conducted by fhS pastor. R. c. Judkins. The church servfce win be held at the regular hour. the morning service will be held at ii o'clock and the evening service viii be held At 7:30 o'clock. Sunday school will start promptly this morning at S:3e o'clock. J. ". Beave- ". superintandent. The B.. Y. P. u. class .wiii met this afternoon at 5:9o o'clock.
 HasI Street Nertast Church. corner Hall and Lake SteAotB Rev. ,. B. Bra: ham, pGstors residence. 903 South Hall gtrees--aunday School s:50 a m. Y. n Johnson superintendent: Thomas Scott Nsaistart Superintendent Preaching st meeting 2 50 pm, W. !. Smiley. press and Thursday eypntngs at T:so. Every. body .is cordially invited to attend these UnrIfC01 .lfslt7a ! .
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s4one Street PresbyteESan ChgReA--s sunday School ct 9:30 q. na., each Sum- Sov Teachers' meeting on Friday niShts. Professor W. K McNIei, sti- nerintendent. Prayer meeting Wed. nesday night. Preaching at n a. m. and 8 D. m.. each Sunday. L c. H. Chanpney, B. D., pastor