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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
BROTHERHOOD
OF ST. James Church Held Interesting
Meeting Last Night-Meets
Next at Green's Hotel

The Brotherhood OF 81. James
church held a well attended and en-
thusiastic meeting last evening. Rev.
Loohr Of Pittsburgh. the speaker en-
gagged for the evening. was unable 10
be- present The program committee
In the absence Of the main speaker.
substituted an extemporaneous pro
gram a =. Schmidt read a pub
ished article entitled. "a Continent
Wide Laymen's Missionary Campaign %
and commented az length upon ".
Otto Schenk spoke Of his trip 10 the
comm tenement exercises az the capt
tol University located at Columbus.
ohio. Final arrangemcnfs for the
Joint picnic % all Lutheran churches
OF Wheeling and vicinity. to b. holg
n Wheeling Park. next Tuesday. juno
-. we're announced The affair pro-
misses 70 be- q pronounced success
After various remarks. the meeting
I'd iOurned 20 meet next month at
Green's Park Garden. ln TrIaIriphla.
where an open ar meeting viii Do
held
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who have served in Cuba. Porto Rica,
Philippine Islands and China.
During the meeting several very
patriotic speeches we're made. Mr.. ".
W. Adams. commander Of the Steu-
benville Post. explained the object
Of the organization and the things
for which n stands. and also OF whom
were eligible to join other mem
bers who were present and spoke
were John Heller and Chaplin Sned-
eker. both o. whom belong to the
Steubenyille organization. and Sam
uel Calvert. a local memebr.
The chief business under consider
alton was the plans for the better
ment OF the greater international or.
ganizatiOn that now extends through
out Cuba. Panama. Philippine Islands
and the United States At the next
meeting which was decided to be held
june %. Adjutant General Robert
Woodside. OF Pittsburgh. will be
present and talk on the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
WHEELING CREEK

IisN. GROVE W va R %. 2. June
JED. ffru.Ir. durruvrnrrrIa are being
NIlgn on trn JACK E1aH Fishing club
..Nf 'liFHr iryur agent fer Mccormick
H.nnfre ana w George we're setting
gr now binder for Eirw0rth sheets
MclurHIuF.
Harry Shook vas a business caller A.
YIN Grove Monday
Mr John Hunter Of Short Creek L.
pendl1r come Time with biz daughter
hIaH Mary
.tTsuk MeKoun is visiting AZ tho home
Sherman ws'eh -pe~t Morfav a.,
WhrrluE end E'm Grove
doom returned fH his work
Thur DAY after being off week frYr,
injuries Do received while pulling r1fa
Dr. r. Won fnr tnc Ia Sale rn a. gaa 20.
of .-r Do 'r .urInved ar rpmrer
Guaafa af fHn home ~ rrefrr white
sunday we're Misses H'fIa EIelrr Wn.
rIe p.'Fs.. Nlrr W0vr fr U.rrrrr.
fr Nra fcss UourhertV Waatar ffsr1if
D Igurnerfr. Tfua. HOrr. rH. ISL N r.Hn
Louie UnuFherig ~ Wraf hfevanfsr.
|n. .Unnf Monday ovid IHrrHHr 40
r.esf ~ H'e brother 1cese naurh~rty
frra afe.rman gerfrufa White Geo
MrIrfrr H.l W. 70 Dean HUHnf Wffraa-
lar evening 20 the home rf John 0ohf-
Wfes rl0-a Sheets fs imur.vL-. sffa-
on illness r0r fhe PAST fuo H.sF
John Dean and children Wary
and Rose. have returned home from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
NEWS BRIEFS

SUBMITS sAMPLEs-suporintend.
cnt of the Water Works william
scroRgins presented the Board OF Con
troll with section Of pipe yesterday.
showing the cakinR Of mud on the In
side. The pipe e. about eight inches
DO diameter. but the hole had mar
roWed down tO less than an Inch.
PAROLE VoLAToRs-Mayor d.
J. Kirk has asked Police chief Ley
land 90 keep close watch on the pris-
orcrs that are paroied.
STUDYING LAW-The county com.
mlssioncrs are spending much % their
imc reading laws enacted 40 the rex.
ular and special sessions % the State
legislature. Many now duties have
been HssIrncd to the commissioner.
CASES OFF DOCKET-since the
last term Of court about 1876 chancery
suits have been dropped from the
docket 10 is rho LARGEST number Of
changes ever made in q single term
TEST ICE CREAM-tndor dtrec.
lion Of the health commissioner. Gam.
PIES ~ fee cream are being taken for
fhc purpose of determining lts degree
% purity.
WILL PAY BILL-John Stevens
was arraienod before Squire Hobbs
yesterday evening on charge %
akippIng a board bin The complaint
was made b. Mrs bailey The
squire heard The evidence and rem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
WHEELING STEEL AND IRON
LIKELY TO EXPEND BIG SUM
RIVER NEWS

There is sull a good packet stage
In the Ohio. A nine-foot stage was az
the local wharf late last night and ris-
Ing very slowly Predictions are that
the stream will become stationary
early today
The steamer St James arrived here
last evening and Immediately returned
with a Steubenville excursion. She
will 20 To the southern waters for the
summer In few days a few boats
are attempting to make Pittsburgh
With small tOws Of barges. For de
laycd boats early yesterday morning
with large cargo. from Pittsburgh for
Charlie ton. The Joe Fowler is SEIZED.
uled 20 arrive this morning al O'Clock
from Louisville for the smoky CITY.
Tho Express was 60 last night from
Matamoras and viii depart this morn
Ing a. ~ 30 for that point The Lib.
crty Be- due this evening at 3 O'Clock
from Marietta. She win depart az
1880 a. no. Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
DIRECTORS PROPOSE TO ISSUE
5000 COO IN FiRST-MoRToAoE
BONDS
Proposition VIII be Submitted 20
Stockholders az Special Meeting,
June 80.

At special meeting Of the diroc-
tors Of the Wheeling Steel and Iron
company. held yesterday morning. in
the offices Of the company al South
and Main streets. 10 was decided TO
call meeting Of the stockholders for
June 80. It is the purpose Of this
meeting 10 take action on resolution
providing for an issue Of first-mortgage
six per cent. bonds To- the amount Of
$1,000 600 and for the transaction OF
any and al business that may be- pre-
scented herewith
OF this issue part viii be- disposed Of
az draft.ug. and part later. 10 is the
intention o. the company 90 use part OF
tho proceeds to extend the comapny r.
plants especially in the way Of i'm
proving the present ones. and ~ neces-
Hary the construction OF others The
company will use these bonds. u is
under food rs collateral for the TO-.
dcmpt0u OF short term notes should
the stcr FhoIIrr4 adopt the resolution.
10 is thought that OFF least $4,000 900
win be- uecd ln This district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

McMechen Board OF Trade held a
largely attended and busy business
session last evening in the office OF
Prof j. T. King at the Marshall street
school building.
A band OF gypsies. consisting OF two
wagons, about 20 horses and as many
human beings are In camp just below
town. north OF the car barn.
Lone Star Temple. No. 3. Pythian
Sisters. will hold their regular weekly
meeting this evening in their quarters
In the McMechen building.
I The Ladies' Aid society Of the Chris
fian church. held their all-day meet
Ing yesterday I'm the basement of the
church.
Miss Julia Hubbard. OF Sistersville.
spent yesterday here visiting with
friends and relatives.
William Henry. Jr.. is confined at
his home on Fifth street with Illness.
Several local people were at Mounds
Vile as witnesses in the bOotlegging
cases. Three BenwOOd parties were
gwen hearings yesterday and two will
be arraigned today
A Moundsville party was fined last
night $3.50 for speeding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

deIed judgment IN favor OF Mrs
'aiIey for $3.50. which Stevens agreed
TO pay. "eieeu
NO SUMNER TERM-Tbere will
DC no term Of Criminal Court thIs
term. This was the autbentic s,ste.
ment given out yesterday INV Judso
Alan II. Robinson.
WOMAN sWoRE Lillian Miller
was arrested Yesterday afternoon on
warrant before Squire Hobbs.
charging her with profane anepare
The warrant was sworn ont On cor,,.
plant OF Mary Feeny. The case va,
set Tor 1880 last night. but Mrs. Feenv
was willing 20 let IL 90 n Mrs Miller
would keep her mouth OF Of me" 40
me trouble was peacefully settled
Inc persons involved reside in Goose
town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
REAL ESTATE MEN
Organize Board In This CITY V.ster.
dsy-Platoh Zane is Named
President

The new organization Of Wbeeling
real estate dealers was perfected ves,
terday at a meeting held IN the a..
sembly room o. the Board OF Trade
70 Dc known AZ the Wheeling Real
Estate Board The organization he FOR
the principal purpose to adopt a uni.
form scale Of prices FOR property and 10
Eet closer together for their Individual
and collective interests and 10 protect
landlords by dishonest tenants remov.
ing from house 10 house
The executive committee will hold a
meeting tomorrow morning In the
Board % Trade assembly room 10
make preliminary arrangements for a
banquet and 10 take up other matters.
The Officers elected for the ensuing
year follows
ilatof Zane. president. g n smith
vice president and W W. Tucker. sec.
Rotary treasurer. The executive com
mittee "a composed Of l. r. Haller. s.
Neebitt Ir.. Charles jackson. Charles
Bond and Gibson Caldwell
Among the local real estate firms
affiliated with the board are. Thee.
W. Fink a Co James @ Finley. Hal
Ter. BieberEon Gundiinr company. Nc.
CullaRh A Reid. James A. Henry.
Hesso q Kirchncr company. W v.
HoEe. George y Nathison. 3 Neebitt
Ir. Paul a Wclch. W o. Rinehart. r.
a Rolf Agency. John r. Roth Realty
company. Wheeling Realty COMPANY.
Tatum and Caldwell platon Zane. q.
o. smith and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
LOSES LIFE To
SAVE CAR FARE
wAsHINoron soV RUN DOWN. sY
TRAM WHILE GSRoUrE TO
THIS CITY.
Was Seeking OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Occurred Thursday Morning.
Near Mt. De chsntaL

In an effort TO save train fare from
Washington. Pa. TO this city. where
he expected TO find work In one OF the
suburbs. Herbert Jones. OF Washing
ton. Pa. was killed yesterday morning.
about ? o'clock BY a train The acct
dent occurred near Mt de Chantai. a
short distance from the spot where
Wylie Myers was hurt Sunday morn
Ing. The body was found At 4:IO
O'Clock by men who were on their way
90 work
II was brought To the Mendel under
taking psrlors where IL was identi-
ned by = note book that was found In
the clothing. Coroner Mitchell took
charge OF the remains and communi-
Gated with the boys father. George
Jones. OF Caldwell avenue, Washing.
ton. The father came TO Wheeling.
claimed the body. and took IL back
home on the train leaving here at
5:3b .. m.
The boy was well dressed. He was
In his twenty-elghth year. From his
father n was learned that the boy was
coming to Martins Ferry TO 20 to work
In steel mill. Mr. Jones said that
he had given his son money to pay HIS
fare. and enough 60 last him until he
drew his first pay. Two theories are
advanced as to how he came TO be
killed; frst. that attracted by the Hub
bard FIRE OF Wednesday night and yes
terday morning. and second. that he
was endeavoring to get of the freight
before II reached the yards. fearing
arrest.
A watch was found lying near the
mangied body. and the hands had stop
ped at o'clock. Coroner Mitchell
rendered his formal verdict OF acct
dental death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

Harry =. Strocboi 81 South Richland
avenue. lcfi on a business trip down tho
river yesterday.
Miss Mary Maxwell. ~ MinEo June
ton. o. spending "a f,w days visiting At
the homo ~ Miss Ruth Morgan. or
N1rth Warwood.
Miss Mary p. Alexander. Of Eighteenth
street, left yesterday for n trtn lu the
cas-. Before returning she will visit her
uncle ut Norfolk. va.
Richard WeislinF. ~ South warwood
avenue. hiss accepted = position a the
WarNoCd tool works
p. Y. Wright and son have returned
t1 thtir home in AdUua. ID. after visit
tIVre fu Mnrwuuf
Rev. Groae, OF West Liberty. spent
ycrtcrday visiting friends ln Warwood
isuoDINh bleFsluE. N Center Marwood.
pa having biz residence rCpnfntef. Tho
Work t9 being done hv Contractor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
THE BIGGER PART.

IFrom Tho Charleston rnatI
The interest allowed By The su.
preme court constitutes tls bigger
part % the judgment rendered against
us. 10 is bound 90 become the live
issue in the discussion chat viii onsue
I'm determining what fhr sentiment of
The people 0f fhe state Ia iu regard
20 tho payment Of The amount Fixed
By the supreme court The Poet can.
not reconcile reolf fo tho legal theory
that West virginia should ba sad
died with ar appalling amount of in.
fcrest on debt which rhe has af all
umos been willing fo Jay if .he had
known what amour eho Uss in equity
pledged fo assume
Tho fact that The supreme court In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

fho opinion rendered yesterday 70.
CICcd The principal OF the debt from
more than seven million dollars in
round numbers the best evidence
of fhc fact that West Virginia has
only recently been able to establish
claims fo which 90 has been entitled
bf 4il reason and fairness
20 is quite worth while to romom.
Der that but for Tho oucrrotc nght
made hy The present administration
for rrhcar.rE of The case and for
n rrorof recognition Of West Vir-
E.nlaF credit toms iu the old part
ncrship accounts. wc would ere this.
have been resting under Judgment
Of tli115.000 instead az So 300 900
a difference of approximately $1,000.
O00
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
NJ MECHEN
To Install Officers.

Arrangements are being made by
MeMechen lodge. No. ia. knights OF
Pythias. for their annual roll call OF
members to be held in the orders
quarters July 6. Postal cards an
nouncing the meeting have been
mailed TO every member OF the order
whether in or away from the city. re-
questing them TO be present on this
evening and answer TO their names
The regular installation OF officers will
take place on this evening. and a
splendid program is being arranged
BY the committee in charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
Bids Opened.

At a special session of Marshall
county court held yesterday afternoon
at Moundsville. bids we're opened for
the macademizing Of the Fairmont-
Wheeling pike in this district out of
the $4,000 OF funds appropriated for
this purpose. -Four bids were received
and the contract will likely be let at
special session TO be held next Mon
day morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

wheeling Island where they we're the
guests OF Mrs. Bud Sumas
Jack Arthura was business caller
az Bridgeport. Tuesday
a jitney bus came Up as far as Fol-
mar. Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steinmnn Is having a
new roof put ON their stable
Allen MCCOmhs Of Sherrard took a
tine load Of lumber down the creek,
" edneaday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
VETERANS MEET
Interesting Meeting Held last Niaht
Another Meeting Called
For June 81

a meeting ~ the United States
Army and Navy veterans was held
lost niehf tn the BOARD of Trade
rooms The meeting was very Won
attended by veterans who have
served bod many positions Of the Unit
ted states service. including veterans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-sa feet stat
luuHrH. clear
srEUBENvILLE-s7 feet failing.
clear
rNRKERsBuHG-ioi feet failing
clear
NoUGANTOwN 30 feet. failing.
clean
OU. CrTY-f5 feet. falling. clear.
WAEltlN--.b foot falling. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

and RAYMOND ODonnell were on shore
az the time and al once went 20 the
young mans assistance and brought him
TO shore. n was found out that the
> Ouug man could rot swim and had 90
nos been for the other two who saw
him toil into the river he would have
been drowned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

A large delegation OF local people
were az Glendale last evening where
they attended the festival and social
given by the Glendale band. The fes-
tivities will continue this evening and
Saturday evening. and many local peo-
pie are planning TO be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
WARW00D
ririnr Rathin4 nsaeh.

A large number ut the boys or South
WarNyood were kept busy all day yes
tsrday Cuttins weeds un Che Eryund3
which they are going Co rs up fnr
bathinR beach thia year.
The boys are guing to put uu some
avfnEa They viii also have all kinds
~ - -of-door gamee This iH expected
30 ne -hnc % the best up-tu-datc beaches
and marks along tho river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

A Greek employed at the Richland coal
mine. had hin finger seriously cut yes
terday afternoon while a. work The
mine physician was al once called and
gave prompt medical treatment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

children Day .EIIl b. Observed nf fhn
Pres yterinn church fHia coming sunday
ulorning a. 1895 O'Clock The entire
time for the ueual morning worship win
will furnish fine ur0vrHHr on songs
and rerlfnfi0nn TEfuInr services DO
T.ff. subject The one Tnrfarrnfnr
Trails On Hrnu.H IIfr" eunrn. school
81 $50 a n ChrIruan rrfea, OF 90 Z
O'Clock Roth Young and old are Invited
70 attend. Special music VIII o. fur-
ufahrd ~ the church choir Rev r. o.
Cartons will have charge of the services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
To Give Iaun Eete-

The Ladies' OF Eureka Temple. No.
Sc. Pythian Sisters. nave arranged to
hold lawn fete and ice cream social
next Saturday afternoon on the Keffer
lawn. All kinds of refreshments will
be SERVED and everybody Is invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

NIaua are brirg conn Irfed Tor union
mcetinE ot the Uer ~ Wnrwood o. b.
held on Sunday evening HI the Gem thee.
tre. Much interest le hciur taken and DO
ia expected that this meeting viii b. "a
success
charge ~ the revival service at the
Christian church will b. the principal
speaker on thle important occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

T nN lawn ItIH NlNN VIZ ll'lN N'f'
nights. closed fusf evening with p large
crowd THE uIIHIr was aittn hy fhe
merberr ~ fha FrllHncr Hose Company
81 north NarW0od.
Many present enjoyed part of the eve
ming in dancing The money which was
made by The firrmrn viii BE- used for Tire
buyinr OF hose and other apparatus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

= well knowu and popular rHunr man
- South WarIruud nFrnur. he'd p maze
ro'e escape from drulFnirE Yesterday al.
tcrnoon near fhr WHITE CITY fishing
be fen out ~ n canoe Harry VrrIer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
1t Is Up to 70,

You want the right clothes at the right price YOU want
TO be treated with courtesy and be sure that the store
you are buying your clothes going to be responsible for
your purchase six months afterward You will find Sher
mans store here for years to and every time you pu
chase garment from Sheman'S want to be that
you entirely satisfied that the garments you buy fit you
perfect in every way and have the right style for your par
car need for don't want to sell you clothes once anu
never see you again. but look forward TO your aerward
patronage That how have established this large
ceSSful concern by giving every square deal IT Is
UP TO YOU TO COME DIRECT TO SHERMAN'S AND
SELECT YOUR NEW SUMMER SUIT
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-15
0LIVET MEN PLAN SOCIAL
Ladies of Church Will Give Reception
to New Members Tomorrow Night

The following committees of the re-
Gently reorganized Men 5 Bible Glass of
Olivet Presbyterian church have been
appointed by President J. w. Craver:
Devotional Committee-W. McKin-
ME, chairman; James w. Macdonald. ].
Boob, j. c. Ewing, A. A. Armstrong,
p: Grundon, F. r. Lear, NJ. D. Houek,
George Brinser, H. F. Penniepacker, C.
II. Cox and John HoSfeld.
Membership Committee-Charles I.
Leas, chairman; A. B. Shartzer. A. R.
Cleckner, W. Shoffel, J. B. Macdonald.
p. r. Walker. H. G. Kendall. H. Weld
man, J. C. Gates, J. Harlacker, C. D.
Hines and A. L. Spotz.
Social Committee-Robert F. Web
ster, chairman; 5. A. Howard, E. Ask
ins, A. H. Blough, C. Werts, H. W.
Shoemaker, H. c. Weaver. f. l.. Lime,
E. E. Bowman. j. Harry Steele, ]. A.
Pollock and c. Barton.
Chorister-M. D. Houck.
The aim of the officers and commit.
tees is to bring the membership up to
one hundred by the first of June and
500 by the end of the year Another
big social event is being planned for the
second Tuesday of next month.
The Ladies Aid Society of Olivet
church has issued invitations for re-
ception to be held tomorrow evening
from to 10 clock for the new pas
tor, the Rev. William O. Yates and his
bride and new members of the church.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-15
CLASS OF 250 MEN
o. P. Beckley Speaks at Yesterday IS
Session at Derry Street s. s.

Attendance at the Sunday school
sessions of the Derry Street United
Brethren men s class has been growing
by leaps and bounds during the last six
weeks. Last Sunday the high mark of
230 was reached, and the executive
committee of the class believed that
this record would be hard to surpass.
Yesterday afternoon, however, the at,
tendance reached $50 straight. The
chairman of the rooms committee,
Frank Mcdonald, fortunately had
placed so more coat hooks in the cloak
room, and by his foresight everybody
found a place to hang his overcoat.
o. p Beckley, one of the teachers
of the class, gave stirring talk to the
men on the need of the father taking
an interest in the boys spiritual wei
fare.
IAN ounce of fatherhood is worth a
pound of Sunday school, he declared.
"Not that l would underestimate the
value of the Sunday school; far from
it, for the Sunday school is doing more
for the boys and girls of this country
than possibly any other organization.
But father is his boys hero and it is
he who can do most with the lad. ~
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-15
SAYS LIFE Is A T0B0GGAN
The Rev. Mr.. Dallman Speaks at Meet
ing of Hill Mems Association

An enthusiastic lot of men assem-
hled in Lenney's theatre, Thirteenth
strees, yesterday afternoon, at the first
of the new series of men S meetings un-
der the auspices of the Allison Hill
Men IS Christian Association.
The Rev. Mr.. Dallman, the speaker,
compared life to toboggan slide, and
showed how "every man should live
with the law. - "the sins of the father
shall be visited upon his children even
unto the third and fourth generation,
always before him. AT the conclusion
many went forward and took his hand
as an evidence of their desire to make
the association greater factor than
ever in the lives of the men of the
hill.
The president was applauded when he
referred TO Abraham Lincoln as "the
type of man God will raise up some
time to break the Shackles of rum as
the great emancipation broke those of
slavery He also referred to the pass
ing away of Fanny Crosby and the cele.
bration of the signing of the treaty of
Ghent.
The speaker for the meeting of next
Sunday will be the Rev. b. H. Hart,
pastor of the Fifth Street Methodist
church, and past grand master of the
Odd Fellows.
The singing was feature of the
meeting, being lei by the men s chorus
of Market Street Baptist church, under
the direction of A. Russell Calder.
Prayers were offered by D. P. Jerauld,
ex-president of the association, and the
Rev. j. ". Miller.