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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-01
Attractive surttdo.

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
el representante del acreditado es-
tablecimiento Las Nouedades, ha
completado un magnifico surtido
de cuanto Sc encuentra de util, y ne
cesario en- aquella importante plaza.
Pedidos hechos a Europa estan lie
gando tambien en- cada vapor y todo
cuanto exiia el mas refinado gusto y
la mas esquisita fantasia Sc encuen-
ira en- ell establecimiento de moda de
la ciudad. Adornos de cabeza, PERU
meria, a,muebles para gabinetes y to-
cador, ropa blanca para senoras Sc
fioritas y niiias, sombreros, paraguas
y sombrillas, relojes, macetas de flo
res, figuras de marmol, bitcuit-
terra-cotta, estuches, alfombras, ju-
guetes, vajilla de cristal y de plata
Sc encuentra q precios convenientes
en- el establecimiento de Ia calle de
San Francisco. Ordenes por correo
y telegrafo. Servicio pronto y cuida-
doso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-01
tMP0RTANTES JUL
cos en- CAYEY,
La corte municipal ha re-
suelto numerosos pro
CcSoS.
La labor judicial de estos dias
hs sido ardua por Ia cantidad
de asuntos que esperaban
tUrnO.
Varios espectaculos pdblicos
sc ofreceran en- breve para
recreo del vecindario.
De nuestro corresponsal

JUNO 3d. En- esta semanal Sc
han visto ante la corte municipal de
esta poblacion los siguientes julclos
criminales Contra Jesus Torres, Mar
celino Torres, Tomas Rivera, Jose
Grau y otros; los cuatro prlmeros
fueron condenados a tres pesos de
multa 9 tres dfas de arresto cada uno
y los demas fueron absueltos. Con-
ira Domingo Santos por acometl-
miento y agresion con circumstances
agravantes, condenado a veinte me-
ses de carcel; contra Vicente Velaz-
quez por turbar la paz, condenado 4
cuarenta dias de arresto; contra
Francisco Colon por acometimiento
y agresion, condenado a Is pesos de
multa 6 Is dias de arresto; contra
Pablo Planas por danos maliciosos,
absuelto; contra Alejandrino Lopez
por infraccion al art. 139 del c. P.
absuelto; contra Juan Rosa por AGO.
metimiento, condenado q 40 dias de
arresto; contra Manuel Vega por hur
to de menor cuantia, absuelto; con-
ira Salustiano Cedeno por infraccion
a las leyes de sanidad, condenado a
dos pesos de multa 9 dos dias de
arresto contra Luis Martinez por in
fringir las Leyes de Sanidad, conde-
nado a dos pesos de multa 8 dos dias
de arresto; contra Patria Gutierrez
por acometimiento y aggression absuel
ia; contra Rufino Caraballo y Fran
cisca Diaz por adulterio, absueltos;
contra Nicolas Vega por infringir
las leyes de sanidad; contra Francis
o Arroyo y Felipe Cedeno por hur-
o menor, condenados a ocho meses
ye carcel cada uno; contra Manuel
Antoni por turbar la paz, condenado
a cuarenta dias de arresto; contra
Fidela Cartagena Y Juana Colon por
acometimiento y agresion, condena-
das a diez pesos de multa 9 diez dias
de arresto cada una; contra Zoilo
Vega por turbar la paz, absuelto;
contra Pedro Malave por turbar la
paz condenado a tres pesos de multa
o tres dias de arresto; contra Juan
Gonzalez Y Eugenio Rodriguez por
turbar la paz, condenado a cinco pc
sos de multa Q cinco dfas de arresto
cada uno; contra Cecilio Vazquez
por abuse de confianza, absuelto;
contra Juan Laugier Jr. y Edelmiro
Laugier por acometimiento y agre-
sion condenados a cinco pesos de
multa 8 cinco dias de arresto cada
uno; contra Manuel Planas 20 por
acometimiento Y agresion, absuelto;
contra Cristobal Jordan por delito
contra la salud publica, condenado
a diez pesos de multa 8 diez dias de
arresto; contra Manuel Vazquez por
dafios maliciosos. absuelto Y contra
Vicente Llera y Regina Collazo por
turbar la paz, condenadas a cinco
pesos de multa 6cinco dias de arresto
cada unO.
Esta noche Sc inaugurara el Cine
Cayey de los Sres. Rota V Ortiz de
esta poblacion. Hay gran animacion
por asistir al expectaculo dada la
variedad de las pelfculas que anun-
clan.
Tamblen esta entire nosotros des-
de varios dias ell circo Monge V las
funciones que han ofrecido han sido
muy del grado del pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-01
Fl ASAL TO DEL
DOMINGO En- CAGUAS.
f Fundicion y P uerto Rico
Sc baten con admirable
destreza.
Conecidas familias embarcan
para Espaha en- yiaje de re.
cree.
El fallecimiento del j6ven
Maimi ha sido muy sentido
en- aquella ciudad.

(De nuestro correspousal }


Caguas, JUNO 2O,-Hemos tenldo
d gusto de saludar a nuestro joven
.compatriota Jose J. Gonzalez, hllo
del Sr. Placido Gonzalez, comerclan-
to de esta ciudad, quien ha obtenldo
en- la Central High School, su diplo-
ma del curse comercial con alta cali
ficaci6n.
Sc felicita sinceramente al joven
compatriota que triunfa.
Ell domingo Sc llev6 a efecto el de-
safio de "base-ball'' conc ertado en-
tre los "teams" Fundicion de esa y
Puerto Rico" de Rio Piedras.
Ambos clubs lucharon como leo
mes empatandose q cada inning has
ia llegar al nov emo, termino del jue-
60 en- que cada "team" habia anota-
do 5 carreras. Ninguno habia trlun-
fado, por 10 que aumentaron un IN
ming mas. Va Fundicion al palo, y
no pudo anotar carrera. Toc6le al
contrincante y tampoco. Aumenta-
ron otro inning y cada team" ano-
t6 otro cero. Entonces rendldos por
el cansancio Sc retiraron del campo
ambos clubs.
Ell lunes pr6ximo mediran sus
fuerzas nuestro home team "Sa-
yarona" con el "Plata' de Cayey.
Els de suponerse que la victoria CO.
rresponde al primero tai es el tenn
pie de su novena.
En- elvapor espahol "Monserrat"
que zarpa hoy de ese puerto, en-
barca Ia distinguida famllia Pla.
Esta familia Sc propone pasar una
buena temporada en- Espana.
En- Ia pasada semana rlndlo |
jornada de la vida en- esta cludad, e
joven Rafael Maymi, hijo.
Honda pena ha causado su falle-
cimiento.
Enviamos sus deudos nuestra
mas sentida expression de condolen-
cia.
Segdn noticias, no tardara mu-
cho, en- que nos visite la a,
plaudida compahia que dlrige ell
Sr. Guel.
Es tempo va de que nos vislten
comR1hias aceptables. Estamos va
eapeados de las volteretas del clrco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-01
H edificio federal.
Ell conereso aprobo Ia par
tida de 125 mil dollars
adicionales para la obra.
Su costo total Sera de 425 mil
dollars.

ElCongreso de los Estados Unidos
Iprob6 la ley de edificios pdblicos
y Ia firmo el Presidente el dia % de
JUNO. Esta ley contiene una partida
de sl25.0OO adicionales para el edifi-
clio Federal en- San Juan, hacienda
asf disponible la suma de S425.OO0.
v permitiendo la construction del
edificio tai como Sc habia propuesto.
Ell dfa Is de este mes llegaran los
arquitectos para estudiar el sitio Y
preparar los planes para el hotel de
turistss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-01
1EATRO MUNICIPAL.
Viernes 10. de Julio de 1910.
Precioso grograma,

1a...El Organista de Mostoles.
"a. ..Estreno Estreno.
SANTOS E MEIGAS.
Esta obra fue estrenada por
ell primer actor Ricardo Guell
con gran exito en- ell teatro
LA ZARzuELA'' de Madrid.
3a. -.Exito Exito EXito.
:'El RObo de Ia Perls Negra".
La empresa artistica sc CON-
place en- dedicar este progra-
ma a los mobiles hijos de ga
licia RESIDENCES en- esta capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-01
Mas bib|iotecas esco|aIes.
Las profesoras sehoritss Guz-
man y Puente de Cidra de-
sean obtener libros para la
bibIiotecs que ALI Sc ha fun.
dad0.

En- la Cidra Sc ha fundado una bi-
blioteca escolar que lleva el nombr e
de Salvador Brau" Y las entusias-
tas prof fesoras graduadas Srtas. Ro-
sa Guzman y Josefa n. Puente, Sc
han impuesto la labor de llevar ade-
lante el plausible proposlto. Las per-
sonas de buena voluntad que en- Ia
isla Sc interesen por el mayor progre-
so de la nueva biblioteca escolar de
Cidra, deben enviar ALI a Ia mayor
brevedad sus donativos de libros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-01

-Cuando usted compre en- las ten
das haga que le den Ell boleto de la
Gaia Registradora. Esto le vale di-
nero.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Mining Men
 Expected To Arrive

The Review says that a number Of the directors of the Calumet and Ari- zons Mining company are expected to arrive in Bisbee during the next few days. Some of them may get in tomorrow. In the party will be Thomas F Cole, MT. Condon. Captain Thomas Hostson, secretary Campbell and others. It is not known whether President Briggs will be among the visitors.
 During the past three months the c. < A. properties and those of the superior & Pittsburg have been under exsminstion by J s Douglas of Bis- bee and Dr L D Ricketts, and it has been surmised that this examination Q had to do with any proposition for consolidating these interests that night be under consideration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Erecting An
 Alfalfa Mill

For the last three months the Ari- zona''Alfalfa Milling company has been busy in erecting a modern plant at Phoenix which vii be one of the largest industries in the Salt River valley.
 While alfalfa mills have been erect ed in some oi the cities in the east and all through K4nsas, Nebraska and Oklahoma, this is the first industry of this nature in the territory of Ari- zona.
 They will manufacture five kinds of feed strsight-alislfa cut meal, horse food, dairy food and 6 poultry food. The foundation Of all these feeds will be the alfalfa meal, but all have 8 mixture of grain which makes each balanced ration" for the pur- pose of which it is intended. The output of the mill will be 100 tons per day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Opening Day Of
 October Term

Court was called this morning and the following grand jurors responded to roll call -.-
 A special venire of IA was ordered returnable g .. no. tomorrow.
 A " McPherson vas appointed re- eeiver of the Bisbes Light and Power company.
 \ court riddle wss solved when Alics Riddle was granted . divorce from Richard Riddle and . specula- tion wss had in the case of Elmer Gamble who wants . divorce from Hattie Gamble. This case was con- tinued until Saturday.
 In the case of Bertha Hogan vs Brooks Cooper, Furn. company and she case of Cris L Vukasvich vs Cbss Trotsmau, appeal cases from Bisbee. the appeals were dismissed.
 The case of Thos celcraig vs Board of School Trustees was sc. for Satur- day next.
 The divorce suit from Bisbee, Ben L Dsvy vs Mary Dsvy has been set down for Dec. 6.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30

Msrcario Jsso, murder. Jusa Ledesms. burglary. Manuel Garcia, burglary Fraucisco Arval.z 2, burglary. Jose Revers, an attempt to break jail.
 Jose Corello. burglary. Msrgarito Cares. assault with a deadly weapon.
 Felix c ,rcia, assault with e deadly weapon.
 Psmfilio Martinez, ssssult with a deadly weapon.
 Jose Rodriguez, burglary. Marc,iio Msrez, burglary. CH Armstrong, forgery. A G Gnats, fraud. Loop I'd Mesa, grand larceny James E Ray. robbery. Frank Parker, aggravated assault. Thomas Turner. burglary. George Dudley, burglary. Joe Walker, embezzlement Ramon Roderquez, ss-ault. Morton Hackney, robbery. Quone Hop, embezzlement. The following are out on bail: Manuel Andrsds, grand larceny. re West and R Head, grand larceny.
 Wm Cowsn, grand larceny. M A Csllsrdo, grand larceny. Wm Hart mnrder. Earl w Sands, murder. Amelia Catlina, assault. Wolf Aaronwsld, assault. Quad .lupe Gonzales, for receiving stolen goods.
 w L Grant grand larceny.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Quail Hunt Is
 Somewhat Different

Ed James, the genial Democratic can- didate for mayor. yesterday had . hunting experience winch was quite . diversion from the usuai quiet ,'cliticsi hunt such ss is generally supposed to be part of . municipal campaign. Lured by the reports of numerou, quail in the vicinity of the Dragons, James Marc and Ed sauntered forth to coax . sufficient number into their buggy to insure some quail on toast for the morning; All went merry un'il the huntsrs got outside the municipal limits when Ed promptly lost himself. He strayed away from the bsse of supplies, which also served ss commisssry wagon, and his enthusiastic quest for quail was % pronounced that he walked come ten miles. the direction being opposite to the roote taken by the commisssry in charge of Capt. Mars. A futile hunt on the part Of the captain for 6 part of the lost com nsnd caused some un- essiness but the lost hunter after call ing st the Hsberstack ranch and find. ing to his dismsy that it was outside the four city wards. headed back to town. He arrived about ! o'clock with enough quail to make 6 good "mnlligan" and amply proving his staying qualities, but not anxious to repeat his experience.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. E. Boucher, sife of Engineer Boucher of the T, mbstope branch of the E P X $. =, returned yesterday from sn extended visit to relatives aid friends in Iowa.
 Uodersheriff Hopkins w deeply psined" to write out sub oenss for grand jurors these days- his hand is sv ollen from s tee sting.
 County Fair Commissioner Oscar K. Coll left for Phoenix today on . short business visit.
 Attorneys Jnsp W Ross.J D::Tsylor. and Geo W Nesle of Bisbee and L,- man H Hsys of Wilcox were trsns- acting hnsiness >t tue court house t 2 day.
 FM Abrams mayor of Naco is in the city on court duty
 Ivan Johnson was over from Bisbee Sunday on a visit with the f.iks at home.
 A merry crowd of sixteen boys with their Sunday school teacher. Mrs. Axtell, had s splendid outing ct Reeves ranch Saturday. There were plenty of good things to eat aud the day ~as most enjoysbly epent in merry making.
 $ Merrill is in the city serving in the capacity of grand juror.
 Emil Marks is doing court duty and shaking hands with his many Tomb stone friends.
 Mrs Etts Henderscn and son are vis- itors from Fl Psso the guests of her parents Chief of Police Brs,in and wife.
 Mrs Wm Hu,chins Jn returned to- day from sr extended visit east to relat yes and friends.
 Attorney Geo Nesle was sn incom- ing passenger today from Bisbee on court business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
From Tuesdays Daily

Tombstone is show hungry--pic- lures or any oth kind.
 The family of the late John McGin have gone to Douglas where they aiil reside in the future
 H. E. Be. ner, clerk of the board of superv.sors, who has been in Lnui-- jana on s m ,nth's vacation, Is -x- pected home this week
 High grade ore which the man, chloriders are taking out of the vari- Ous mines in thi- d strict can he seen daily being l.ad-d into cars for shi. . ment, The ore IS all sacked.
 Tomhstone's hunters are finding gond shooting Of both quail and ducks.
 Attorney 4 C Lock wood of Douglas was in VII today on curt natter
 Jndg" II Henricr of Bowle had usines- before the grand jury oday
 Several civil cases will be Set l.te in the term on account oi Nessr. Par sons, Cunningham and Eller wood the three legal lights of the Cochise con- stitution makers being in, Phoenix.
 Col H L Pickett returned yesterday from Stafford where he was on legal business. The Col states the Graham county fair was great success being prolific of large attendance and much interest.
 J H Bright the well knowb consts le of Courtlsnd is in attendouce on court.
 A Los Angeles COW has been giving sour milk because of drinking out of a vinegar barrel. If she had been allowed to drink out Of whiskey bar. rel unquestionably she would have been presenting her boss with milk punches.
 Wm Csvsnsgh, of the Sonora News Co., departed for Tombstone yesterday. He will return tomorrow night.-No- gales Times.
 The Bisbee board of trade, among many other like organizations of the United States. is working for a reduc- tion of express rates and it is now be lieved that there will be results that will be favorable to the people within a short time and same will also likely affect Tombstone.
 The Pullman car service which has been maintained during the summer twice week between Douglas and Los 4 Angeles has been discontinued, the last car for the season leaving there this afternoon. It is regretted that the service cannot be continued permanently, 4s it is great convent ence to people trsvellin. to and from the coast from this section of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
First Arizona
 Postal Bank

A Washington dispatch says;
 The board of trustees Of the postal savinRs banks system bas approved a list of 4S second class postoffices in which the plan will he given its first trial. The li.t includes one office in each state and territory. The offices designated include Globe, Arizona and Oroville, California. The conn munities chosen are those in which the conditions are considered excep- tioually favorable to the development of postal savings business, mostly in dustrial centers where wage earners will be especially benefited by the kind of banking facilities afforded by the plan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
The City Campaign
 is Moving Quietly

To the city campaign everything is moving along .serenely. without . ciord .o dsrken the horizon nor . ripple to disturb the placid surface of the political waters in Tombstons. 1 he candidates of both parties are working quietly. and altogether the campaign bas the appearance of e friendly rivalry rather than . deter. mined contest for ofiBce. AS the rich plums hung up in the city hall con- sist mainly oiof6ces to which the only enolnments attached is the glory and the cussinQ one gets out of it, the struggle for their possession is not st any time likely to reach the acute stage, which is creditsble to both the candidates and citizenship of Tomb. stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
School GIee Club
 Out Serenading

The recently organized high school orchestra and glee club are making rapid progress At the weekly re- the members are showing much improvement, Saturday night the club was out serenading several of the teachers in the local school. Miss Eva Wolcott, who taught in the high school last year, was first honored by the visit of the merry serensders. The cozy cottage of Misses CCllins scd Neblo were next visited, and last Sup. Trisler was visited, but the sand man had gv: beat of him, bt being in slumberlsnd, dreaming U
 the beautiful music played for him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
RANCH FOR SALE

For sale l6D acre ranch, wind mill and tank, "A head cattle and horses; plenty of open and ready 70 90 to blowing to put in alfalfa without cut ting brusbe; bored vel B feet deer. 2 ,ncb casing pipe down ell ready to put su engine on to pump water on the
 orsh side of the ranhb; sll under seuce cor al and smsil pasture fenced off ss the house rnd it is i2x16 lum- Der; aiso machine end rake; black .mith shop and many tools. Ranch, ,ue.bslf mile uorth of Soldier Hole in the Sulphur Spring valley. Object oi
 lllnx, old age and poor health. Come
 nd investigate. John 0. Anderson proprietor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Womens Department
 at the Fair

The territorial fair com mission de- sires especially to call the attention of the ladies of Arizona to the sdvissbil. ity of sending exhibits from all psrts of Arizona to the several divisions of the womens department. Th!s has alwsys been one of the most attract. i've departments of the fair and should be representative of every section oi the territory. Premium lists and en. try blanks can be secured on request addressed to the secretary fair con- mission, Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
New Cases In
 Both Courts

Virginia E Sneed vs Benjamin F Sneed an action for divorce.
 AD Phelps ct ux vs Heffern Min- ing and Development company. an appeal from justice oi the peace court , on account $ls5.
 Johr Escapule, guardian, vs Mrs. c A Pound, formerly Mrs. George $ Mulkey. widow of George s Mulkey, deceased, and Genevieve. Lena, Bess and Fletcher Mulkey, minor heirs of Geo s Mulkey, deceased, to recover 1900. interest and attorney fees and to foreclose mortgage.
 PROBATE COURT
 In the matter of the estate and guardianship of Elizabeth A Mank, c minor, Clark A Mank appointed guardian of the person and estate.
 In the matter of the estate of Liz zie NJ Thatcher, deceased, November st 10 a. m, set for hearing petition of Newton Thatcher for letters of administration.
 In the matter of the estate of John E Butler, decessed, Maria Butler, ad- ministrstr!x discharged and sureties released.
 In the matter of the estate of Geo W Barton, deceased, final account of E NJ Misenhimer, administrator. sp- proved, and residue of property. heinz personal property, distributed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30

topic Of the Christian Endesyor ct 7p. m. Norman Abell led the well attended meeting.
 Mrs. Axtell's class of boys was the banner class of the Sunday school. The boys are doing splendldiy and they promise to hold tie banner for the quarter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
A Dream Results
 In Investigation
A Phoenix dispatch says:

A Phoenix dispatch says
 Following a dream that he alleges came to him for three succe-sivs nights. in which hi- dead wife appear. ed and told him that the metal lined ox n which he supposed she had b'en buried, was stolen. F. F Bridge man reopened the grave and says he : and the metal lined hox in which nl- wiie's bod, had b,en shipped f om l. Angeles, subst tuted hy ordinary wood.
 Bridpem.n has filed suit for 5000 damages against Essterling < Whit ney, Phoenix UT dertskers, who claim [" have f"ll's ed the ordinary course fpruc, dure
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
A. N. Gage Here
 On Visit

A. \. Gage, Tor many years secre- tary of the T. c. NJ Co.,, arrived today from Hermoss Beach. Calf On 8 visit to his old stamping grounds and is kept bu.y shaking hands with his npmecrs tr,ecd.. since leaving .ere Mir. Gage has been located at Cali iornis points and while engaged in looking after business interests still fondly thinks of Tombstone, always considering the historic city his home -s psrdonsble pride. Mir. Gage will remain here several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Many Invitations
 For Roosevelt

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will be invited by the people of Tucson to visit that city In the course of his trip through Arizons next March. Pre- .,ient Kilt of the chamber of com- merce hse called a meeeing Of the board of directors of that organization co prepare . formal invitation which will be seut forward immediately to Oyster Bay. The Colonel will sls" pe iovited to Bisbee and Douglas. He may find time to come to fbe only Tom mbstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Recommends Central
 Pumping Plants

Dave Adams Of Dragoon. one of the popular Cochise county pioneers, ie . county seat visitor today on court business, MT. Adams has recently returned from sn exter ded visit to the south and east and inspected the workings of some of the large pump ing plants for irrigation purposes. The installation of 6 central power plant to economically pump water for irrigation he believes would solve the situation in the big Sulphur Spring Valley. Mir. Adams is successful cattleman W ho is a thorough booster for Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Dea! Soon
 To Be Closed

McCabe has about closed the deal for the sale of the old Mitchell property in Montezuna Canyon in she Huachncs mountains. This prop ersy carries lead, silver. zinc, copper. and gold-it has been handicapped on account of the zinc, but company has nov solved the matter of handl- ing that peculiar ore and it is believed that a big plsnt will shortly be install led there-thst there is big body of ore there is certain, It has been the rig'.t method 10 treat it thae has held the development of the prop erty in abeyAnce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
U. s. Court to
 Convene Nov. 28

On November 2S.U court will be opened in Tombstone. At this term, which is week later than had been anticipated the principal case to be tried is that of L c Hanks, of Douglas who is under indictment in connec- ion with alleged speculstions while cashier of the First National Bank at Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
ETHODIsT

"Whas Is Your Attitude?" was the subjec. of the Rev. Needham, pastor of the Methodist Church, last even- ing, which wss preached to fair sised congregation. There were no preach ipg in the morning, the pastor being away to Benson CD his regular visit.