DAILY SENTINEL
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, THURSDAY. EVENING, MAY 17. 1906
YEAR.
PRICE 5 CENTS
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WEEK OF THE
WAREHOUSE MEETING.
2
BISHOPS
BEN
E
CHOSEN.
Reported for The Sentinel.
The meetings at thv mart-house
are bow 1b the third week mita in
creased interest and power. Th audi
ences remain attentive and interested
(through the Invitations, and last night
live persona responded to the Invita
tion. Some came during the singing
'of the hymns by the cjngi fgation.
... . !Ou came forward while Mr. Saxtou Contest for Third Place la Between
i Cj'I'"9 " isaug a stansa of ' Almost Persuaded.
. Cuwt'tutton for Rua-; Evangelist Yeuell made plain and
Done v .In Act of ADOStles. the ulv honk nf
at Once And Thai j nl(xk,, conversions in the Bible. It
Dr. J. J. Tlgert and Dr. Seth
Ward Chosen By Southern
M. E. Conference.
Dr. John C. Kilgo And Dr. Collina
:uuon "- i cvangeiisi letieu maue plain amii .,.. w . . . . .
Believe That forcible some of the example of the) n"yVote Not Announced Yet.
, would Oit-'N'w Testament conversions, as found; -List of Candidates for th Ofrkt
of Bishop.
Mould Follow.
The Sentinel. -
;RSHl'R(;. May I'--
tor immediate esuDn-
Limtion ana cou"
r . . a ..a - im a.
fess ni" ' ' -. th know la rirht
was shown how- Inconsistent It ia to ; Special to The Sentinel.
depart from these models In the pres- BIRMINGHAM, A!a., May 1?. The
ent day. People should be converted iflm Dal,(H of fceueial coufereuce ot
now as thev were In the duv of th : Methodilit Episcopal church. South,
Apostle. It vu Impressed upon the ' rsulte'1 ,u election ot Ur. J. J. Ttgert.
. ueome- the importance of do im what " tivnie comereuce, wno nas
htfort atiythl:
workingmen'sl Service tonight at 8 o'clock. There
Louisville conference, who
been book editor of Methodist Publish
InarHaiiij at Nashville and editor of
wide bv oriuKiii-u - ':"', . , lMthA,nk On.n.ri. n.-i . tae president way , was maue puouci' " . .
1 j mi this morning. H another Illustrated service tju noUs. yturterly Review, aa onei . deilrerra to Cnnere.!10 bo payment la refused or to
d.mma this morning. bishop," h recrtr1nr-JKtniyr-3f,01- aJ", " Ilrerf ? lo "'N,,.. . ..t.im. uk. th., ik .ui.ti
FULL REPORT OF
GARFIELD READ
Sent To Congress This After
noon By The President
Without Comment.
This la Full Report on Standard Oil
Company And Deals Especially
With Evidence of Rebates And Sec
ROYAL ARCANUM WINS
E
Sneclal to The Sentinel
R.U.E1GU. May 17 - Opinions were
delivered this eveulug by the supreme
conit in nineteen appeals. Th. case
of most geueral interest was A. U.
Brniier, ot Charlotte vs. Royal, Arca
num. Involving the question of
hether money io the hanU of collec
tors aud treasurers of Roval Arcanum
paid in by members aa aasenuneiit
for "widow aod orphans fund" are
ret Rates- First Report Dealt 'lM to attachment to satisfy claim
in i ait aiaie si;.n tn saptvuM
BAILEY
Merely With Summary of
Discriminations?
Railroad
AS!
OU TJ FLOOR.
Submits Documentary Evi
dence In Support of Yes
terday's Statement
Reiterate Denial of Report Published
to Western Paper and, Amona Other
Papers, Submit Seme Prom Err
Senator Chandler Bearing on Hit
Attitude Toward Rat Vlll.
icouncil. The niakirifv of tho vxirt
Associate JvH-ttc Couuor writing tfcejtjr TAite to Th. EestbeL
opinion, hold teat taia money la not
ty Wire to The Sentinel opinion, now icav taia money ia n: WASIHNOTON, May It. Senator
WASHINGTON Mav IT Tommia-' ' ' aiiwcnmenu i.niet jnaticr Bailey prevented In th HUts tn
.Ia r., . Tm- i ,, ? V. . n w,lwr n,rk fll" 1 ilMla opinion! nwrnlng documentary ovKteaoe la his
aloncr Garfield fuU report, regarding iBoMng thttt atwehmeuto ohould hold pomeaalon trudiog to d!crdlt tho
th Siauiturd OU Company, a aynop- j against funds accumulated and in the! ptiUUrbed statement that ha bad acted
la of which wwa sent to Congress by hand or officer la thto Stat from
the prdeat May 4. waa made public ! Prwnta,m Mwnenra. tor oea n
rZe erel Sntunlv night ,ud a great mau .".
p. m. imerest u i conrinuee in me -- - - - ltiiaimcnU dumet eoruiista otlav",n ,UM- 'l
Question cox. muu Mr. ieu.ni answers, ' - " r.iMI nu f JSism w. nA nrw.iwiurma paia
sfadlJll
to the Ciar's address as
t nnstHutioiial Demo
v is th,.- dmmia. These
fitwl a ereat sensation.
hwi's roproscutatlves de-
o iluuma oiiclit to sena
Ciar. protesting against
or of ai!.ess from the
a number of question each night.
of such demands Is re
v sisnilliant. The hope
'. im m the framing of
, ml ! nut prove offensive
vimise of its wording,
y !n aecorilance with th,'
:iiikitiuMiieirs deletes
51 FOR THE HOSPITAL
AND S7S0 FOR CHARITY
collet quelle
is to the em-
Thf will of the lale Rufus A. Jones,
who diml on North Liberty street laxt
week, was today probated before Mr.
R. E, Tiansoii. clerk of the superior
eouiL Mr Clement Manly Im named
ar wmiii probably IsstiCipjjjjr,,
di-si.tv init the ilouma j Ml. JjllC3 fntcn a j,l(iCT,ent for
nniioiuitcii!) oi hmhm . i)(o n Me Fot sMh suiteilor court
a year or more ago against the Amer
lean Wart-house C;) of Spray, for In
juries sustained while lt the employ
of said convpany. He purchased a lot
on North Liberty street on which he
had a nice cottage erected.
In the will Mr. Jones Rives $o0 to
the Twin-City hospital. For charit
able purposes only he gives $250 to
Mrs. 8. H . Taylor; $250 to Mrs. P. M.
Bohannon and to Mrs. A. P. Hall $250.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P Jones are to receive
$100 and Mies Llllle M. McCce $100.
The executor la authorised to convert
all assets Into cash, which means a
sale of (lie houso and lot.
aeconlpanletr tv-fewvai hKter of trw! W claim Mae that of tne Dltlatlff
Tin " , . .i, ir w in. uni m
to rowec back
Into the fund by
CONTEST OVER
PEERAM'S WILL
of the lale Rev. T. H.
not been probated" yet.
estimated to bj worth
J mm -codicil
attached to the
may result in a contest.
kten a few days before
Hev. Mr. l'egrani. In this
hM the Insurance policy
Im Methodist Benevolent
Association is to be
id between the widow,
i-crani and ' granitdnngh
Ifeeased. Miss Ma E.
:r!i Point.
W. and T. H. I'egram.
(Uctasi'd, are named as
t a hearing before Clerk
ior Conn Transou this
has uxrtvd to turn over
liiiliev to Rev. Dr.
tr cuil"etlon. A motion
in have the will (lied
k on June 4th for the pur
ls: probated.
inl attached lo the will.
ct is lett to the widow
e and at the death of the
elected bishop on the third ballot by
a vote of H out of 271. Coherence
then adjourned for dinner.
Much interest was aroused In elec
tion of third bishop, the principal con-!
test being between Dr. John C. Kilgo:
and Dr. Collins Denny. The vote, has!
not jet been announced.
Fullowjug is list of thosowho wore
candidate for do office of bishop:
Dr. W. F. McMurry. pastor Cent n
try church, St. Uuls; Rev. Collins
Denney, Instructor in philosophy In
Vand.'ibil! University; Dr. James V.
Auxins, fc'.imlav school editor of the
M. E. Chueli. South; Dr. J. C. Kilgo.
president Trinity College, Durham, N.
C: Dr. W. D. Murrah, president Mill
sap College, jiirkson. Miss.; Dr. Seth
Waid, Texas;Dr. John J. Tigert, book
editor of the church.
genu In detail the evidence of rebat
ing and secret rating.
OF
!Ue estate znca
ptiiak' College.
to
IS PRESENT JOB.
R"nMnl.
TON, May 17. Since ex
irtl t has anneared in tho
fc of the administration by
t President of being a
pie tiuth sneculation has
x to what measures the
nld take tn "got even," at
""Id happen to Chandler
f it would he his official
president of the Spanish
8 Commission.
Joh Is absolutely at' th
t president. The! president
- "nt it Is under
not revenge himself in
''naps he would do so if
ra had a lone tennu nf
f aif' only three and a
'""K'-t lor the rommls
"j 'I is hinled that
w eicomp his removal
s-ve Mm an opportunity
ttsrxiUc n. .
WILL VISIT VARIOUS
- VIRGINIA BATTLEFIELDS
RALEIGH. May 15.-Secretary of
State J., Mryan Grimes and MaJ:ir H.
A. l.onilon will leave Raleigh on Wed
nesday of next week for a visitation
'jo the- various battlefields ol.the Civ
il War about Petersburg, Va., for the
purpose of investigating and making
a study tspeciully of the positions oc
cupied by North Carolina troops In
the various engagements In which,
'.hey participated, Their pnrposa will
be especially to locate the most de
sirable spots on which to place suita
ble ennraved slabs commemorating
tha part taken, by North Carolina sol
diers in these battles. The visit will
be entirely unofficial, but It is Under
stood that the next. General Aisembly
will be HskxS to make an appropria
tion for these marble or granite mark-
err.
EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
The report of Mrs, Prather, the ef
ficient librarian of ;he Carnegie lib
rary, for the first quarter of Its exis
tence shows that, during that time,
fiiiSJ book w;re taken from the lib
rary, l'JOO being taken out the first
month, 2,Hx the second mouth and
1795 the third month.'
The number of visitors to the read
ing rooms during that time was 5o.
Two hundred new books were caia
kigued during tho quarter.
Hooks have been used by 8K2 dif
ferent pet sons. ,
The number of hooks now In the
library Is 2560. ,
Master Francis Coleman kindly
donated two books to the library a
few days ago.
GR IS
ERTI
MRS. DAVIS SUFFERED
RELAPSEJLAST NIGHT.
8y Wire to The Sentinel.
NEW YORK. May 17. The condi
tion of Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who suf
fered a relapse, last night, Is reported
somewhat better. -
Mis9 Hayes1, gTand-daughter of Mrs.
Davis, said this morning that Mrs.
Davk nassed a comfortable night and
awoke this morning much Improved.
She said; "Yesterday slie had a bad
spell but she Is stronger and much
improved today." Dr. Wylle was pres
ent for an hour or more this morning
und then left, expressing the opinion
that, crisis had passed and that he
had every reason to believe the
patient would recover. ,
The executive board of the State
Council, Junior Order United Amer
ican Mechanics, is holding a business
session in the hall of Liberty council
this afternoon.
The board1 Is composed of Sta'te
Councilor R. T. Poole, of Troy; Clias.
(1. Lee. of Ashevllle; Z. P. Smith, ot
iRaU'igh; Geo. V, Fulp, of Koriiersvllle,
anJ State Secretary S. F. .Vance, of
Wlnston-Saleni.
Messrs. Poole and Smith could not
attend the mettllig. , Mr. Poole wired
that he was unable to make connec
tion at High Point and requested Sec
retary Vance to act for him. Mr.
Smith, who is in Philadelphia, was
repTepeufcd by Mr. W. E. Falson, of
Raleigh.
One of the objects of the meeting,
it is said, la to discuss the ruling of
the national law committee In regard
to the establishment of an orphanage
home by the N'crth Carolina State
Council. The board, it Is understood',
will appeal to the national executive
board from the derision of the law
committee, which was to the effect
that the resolution adopted by the
state counsll at Its Hint meeting In
Salisbury to establish an orphanage,
was tine institutional, on the ground
that, till was not one of the objects
of the order. ,
FIRE IN MASSAGHUSELTS
DISCUSSION OF THE
RAILROAD RATE BILL
T!l" Sen tine?
PKE CITY ' '
'''Ch ownf Utah
'""ty lomnanv ha .
L-i'0l' f)f l,o ,,,,1 i
u!l; . ""lUlllftB in
I,r"lerty Salt I. un
V ".''"road.' has also
riiese trans,iim.
llSpar hpre today'
-'"'"" of -divorce of
.'" ent into btisl
" assist converts but
iH. longer needed.
f'' H. Hasten .-..
. .. n rill ,j
" a'tornoon. He will
ih sew ,,,uw'01 ."
By Wire to The Sintlnl.
WASHINGTON, May
llrenlier by reason ot the wrongful
cancellation' of hi policy or breacn ot
contract through) the geurrat Incroaso
of assessment put in force by the
supreme lodge fome months ago. The
majority opinion of the court which
settle the suit In favor o( the Royal
Arcanum holds that whether the fund
in the hands of the local council col
lators and iTensurers are treated as
property of the corporation Imme
diately upon It receipt by them or as
the proerty of members of the local
councils mvMI transmitted Is Imma
terial. If the first It Is Impressed with
an Implied trust, if the second It can
not be attached for a debt of the
supreme council Royal Arcanum.
Otherwise th result would be disas
trous to thousands of widows and
orphans.
In the case of Sta'e vs T. B. Par
tington from Guilford the sentence of
Kanlngion to one year on the road
for retailing liquor without license.
although only two offenses were
proven, the last eighteen month be
fore the indictment, I sustained. Jus
tice Connor writing the opinion of the
court.
A white woman, whose name was
not learned, was a passenger on the
Incoming train from Greensboro yes
terday afternoon. She wanted to go
to Roanoke; but the N. & W. train
had departed when she arrived here.
The stranger spent the remainder of
the afternoou at the union passenger
station and when darkness came, the
visitor asked for permission to spend
the night at the home of Helle Zlglar,
the colored woman, who Is In charge
of the waiting rooms at the station.
The woman Insisted and Bell, who Is
always accomodating, gave the
w'.rauger supper, lodging and break
fast. The woman left this morning for
Roanolie, where sha said her husband
works. While here Belle says the pas
senger drank a pint or more of gin,
saying that she took It for "nervous
prostration."
SHERIFF ALSPAOGH TO
HOLD (HAS. WHITT
By Wire to The SentlneL
MONUMENT BEACH, Mass.. May
17. A fire which started here at 11:30
last night was not under control until
this morning. Twenty-five cottages
and tha Neft- York, New Haven and'.-.n ,.. w 't-
Bherlff Alspaugh today received the
following letter from Sheriff D. K.
Julian, of Rowan county, which ex
plains Itself:
"Judge Waid aked me to write yon
and ask you to hold the negro Kd.
Davis (Charles Whitt) until he could
consult with Solicitor Hammer. As
Hrt-rtford station was burned loss be- what ,() (lo wn hm Wfl w, m
NIK "1 lieiKlilHPl HAAl H fiu,uu.f. iur.
Are started in the summer cottage of
Arthur B. Martson. On account of the
scarcity of water it spread quickly
aud mado the work of bucket brigade
difficult.
the
New Advertisements.
Owens Drug Co. Plastico ls
best wall finish.
J. A. Wlesner & Co. We make ice
boxes, mantles and screens.
Watson's Drug Store. Our Rtraw-bert-v
cream Is made of the rich ripe
fruit".
T. V.' Pfaff. Did you ever think?
C M. Thomas & Co. Ice shipped
you for your boarding him."
Sheriff Alspaugh tells The Sentinel
that lie will hold Whltt until notified
to release him by either J-ndge Ward.
Solicitor Hammer or' Sheriff Julian.
Henry Whitt. father of tho prisoner,
says' lie w.ill remain here until his son
is released
treacherously to hi party and tud
attempted to prevent rate legislation.
Bailey had written x-.-uur Chan
dler, asking him to) send him oopy
of aay eoturwralrattoa he ka nude to
president or anr weasbe adminia-
tratlon wMch could possible bav
been made basis for tat;'mnt pub
lished. Chandler replied, eocloainx
hie nienioramlum to the president,
his letter to Loet and an extract from
his diary.
THIS STATE LAST WEEK.
The following relative to wealher
conditions In this State for week end
ing Monday. May 14. Is contained in
weekly rejiort of government weather
bureau;
The rainfall for the part week was
everywhere below tho normal. It was
heaviest in the southeastern portion
of the State, anil lightest. In the west
ern portion. The ralu was much
needed and would have been beneficial
except thai It wad followed by cold
weather will) dry winds.
The mean temperature for the 8tale
averaged sboul 7 per cent below iior-
mal. The coldest perlold 'extended
from the Kth to tho 11th. the lowest
temperature reported was 24 de
gree on the, 10th In Buncombe county.
Frost occurred every morning from
the &th to tho Uth. Considerable
damsge-wae done to vegetation of all
kinds In neatly every county, while
In many counties the damage was
very serious, only a few counties re
potting damage slight. At Charlotie
the bwest minimum was 38 degrees
on the loth, which la the lowest
o record for that lima of the month.
At several place the ground wiu
froten and Ice formed,
WAS THIS RUSSIAN.
FUGITIVE KIDNAPPED?
By Wlie to The Sentinel.
NEW YORK. May 17-Dr. Gregory
Maximo, former president of short
lived Baltic' Republic, and who was a
political refugee from Russia becauae
of his attitude whllj editor of Rum ot
St. Petersburg, is believed to have
been kdnapiH-d from his hotel In this
city hist week by Russian secret ser
vice men and shipped bark to country
of the Cuir. a prisoner In the hands
of hi abdMetor.
Despite the fact that such a plot,
would be very difficult ot accomplish
ment, in fact practically Impossible,
an Investigation at the hand of Ivan
Narodny, former 8.crclary of State of
Baltic Ri'pulille and ho Is now stop
ping In ChlcagT), has resulted In secur
ing information to the eftect that
mi'tiilini ot the revolutionary band In
Mil city mw n person answering the
description of Dr. Msniine, together
with tliieu other Russrsns, on a dock
tn sail for t'u rope about a week ago.
Dr. Maxlnie was expected by Mr,
Narodny. who became alarmed when
he found he did not arrive. I-at night
he got into communication with aym-
imthlxer In this city with, the result
thnt he is firmly convinced Dr.
Maxlnie is now on ocean being taken
buck to Russia. He Intends putting
title matter up to Washington,
GRADUATING EXERCISES
AT HOSPITAL TONIGHT
17. When I promptly to all points.
the senate met today at 11 o'clock to
resume consideration of the railway
rate bill president pro tern Frye oc
cupied tfie chair," owing to absence
from city of the vice-president.
Amendment agreed to in commit
tee of the whole making pipe lines
common carriers was taken up. Mr.
Beveridge moved to Include natural
or artificial gas lines. Mr. Foraker
opposed this as "a whim" which. If
adopted, would entail great financial
loss and embarrassment upon Cincin
nati, Ohio, which Invested five million
dollars for transportation of Its own
gats from West Virginia.
nit
o Mocksvllle this
fh?"rl,pfa'r
1 " Vh,,, t,:yash,ngton
Mrs. Lizzie Gentry, of Madison, who
has been visiting here, returned home
this afternoon. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. John D. Wall and
two children who will spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Gentry at her country
home near Madison.
The pub'le Is invited to the grad-
Simpson Drug Co. Drink Conli-;aiing exercrses or me iwin-t iiy
cello llthia wattr. Training- School for Nurse, which
The J. W. Hester Co. Many pe-!'IH be held at the Twin-City Hospital
clais for tomorrow and Saturday. Pnis evening, opening at H o'clock. On
RoEenbaeher & 1 Bro News of the tills occasion Misses Mamie Mcdlmpsy
great, lawn sale. '"'M' Pearl Stipe will receive diplomas,
Mewrs Westhrook Co. Announce 'having completed the two-year course
special sale of white muslin under-jof - training. Mrs. Mamie Yorke's
wear jgraduatlns enerclses will also he held.
. (her cotirs of training, however, not
Miss Edith Greer, of Lexington.! being completed until September,
came in this afternoon lo attend Sa i The program of the evening will
lem commencement. While here shejhe as follows:
will be the guest of Miss Julia Wilson. ' Prayer, by Dr. D. Clay Lilly.
j Solo, by Mr. Jasper Dean,
The old Piedmont warehouse Address, by Dr. Lilly,
building will be sold on Satin-da's. May Piano 8electiort. by Mrs. Robeit S,
2ti at 2 p. m. The terms of the sale jGalloway. .
will annear in an advertisement in Presentation: of diplomas, by Dr
Death of Mic Christina Peterson.
Mlfs Christina Peterson, aged dfl
years, died this morning at 4:30
o'clock at her home In the Sister
House on Church street, Salem. The
deceased had been In declining health
for several years. One nephew, Mr.
John L. Jensen, of San Francisco, Is
tho only surviving relative of the
family.
1 Miss Peterson was born In Chris-
tensfeld, Denmark, January 18. 120.
and came to Salem In March, 1 8.19.
Tho d-ceased had been a member of
the Moravian church since Infancy,
and was a most rstlmnhln woman, snd
for more than tweniy-flvo yearn her
time has been upetil In charitable
work, which sin iiersonajly carried on
iifcing her own funds to make the
homes of the poor comfortable- and
happy".
The funeral service will bo conduct
ed from tw dome of the deceased to
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock by
Bishop HoudihaUir, -The Interment
will bo In thn Salem graveyard.
I1.N.C.GUENCEMENT
E3
Dr.. Laird to Be Her Sunday.
Todav'a Danville RegiMer says:
Rev. Dr. W. It. llrdof the First
Presbyterian church, frR yestehlav
afternoon for Greenville, S. ('., to at
tend the annual meeting of the gen
eral aisembiy of the Presbyterian
church. South, and expects to be ab
sent for about ten da) Si He expects
to go to Winston-Salem to preach III"
bnrea laureate fermon if tho Moravian
College In th? Twln-Clly ti xt Smnlay.
CHAPEL HILL, May 14 The pro
gram for the one hundred and elev
enth annual commencement of the
University of North Carolina-has lust
lieen arrangetl and judging from Uie
dlstiligulsru'it men who will deliver ad
dresses on various occasions during
the week, the commencement of 1J6
promlnrs to be one of the most mic-
eessful In the history of the InstJtu-
Uon.
The following Is the program for
commencement week:
Sunday, Jmiu 311 a, m , Daecalaq-
reate Sermon, Rev. II. p. Dewey, D.
I).; 8 p. itu Brniou Before the Young
Men's Christian Association, Rev. a).
C. Mitchell. D. D.
Monday, June 47:30 n. m. Annual
Joint Banquet of tho Dia.eot.c and
Philanthropic Uterary Societies In
Commons Hull; 8:30 p, m. Annlversa
ry meetlngn of the Literary Hocletle
in their respective halls.
Tuesday, June 5 S-,30 a.m., S'nlors
form In front of Memorial Hall add '
march to tha Chapel for prayere;10:30
a. m., ftV'nlor t lass Day Exercise in
Orrard Hnll; 12 m., Prrwntailon of
th Chemistry Building; 12: IS p. m
Alumni Address, Hhepard Bryan, Ksq.,
Class of Dl; l:.'iit p. rn.. Alumni Uinch
eon In Co in in o n h Hall; 3:30 p. m., An
nual Meeting of the Board of Trns
tec In Alumni Hall; t:'M p. m., clos
ing extrdw of the Senior Class; 8:30
p. in., Annual Df'bate between repre
sentatives of the Dialetlc and Philan
thropic Literary Societies; 10 p, m..
Reception in Commons Hall by the
President 'and Faculty; Clans Reun
ions, '.V;, M, III, in',, at hour aunouiic
'd by secretaries.
Wednesday, June 6 10:15 a. m.
Academic proci-sslon form In front of
Alumni H;i!T; 10:10 a, m.. Commence
ment Exercise In Memorial Hall, Ora
tions by members of the Graduating
Class; 12 in.. Address by Hon. -Robert
Bioadnax Glenn ; Announcement by
th President; Degree Conferred;
I'n-si-ntatlun of Bibles.
COAT FOUND. Owner can get same
by paying for this ad. and proving
Property. See N. T. Shore, at Samuel
Pfaff a store.
E.
,Li Iockttt.
Gifts of pins, by Mrs. J. M. Rogers.
Almost anw one will take your ad-1 -nolo, by Miss Antoinette Glenn.
Friday's Sentinel.
vice and possibly one out of a bun
died will generate faith enough to;
use It. . (
Benediction.
The many friends of Mr. Lewis
Jones, who was stricken with nara-
Did you ever hear of fortune In the; lysis several weeks ago, will be glad
miise of a tramp knocking at any, to hear that he Is steadily regaining
man's door? j his strength.
Prevented Serious Accident,
Mo'ortnan' Lester, on car No. 6, by
bin tliinlv efforts In reveinliiK hi 'car
Work Was resumed this morning ln the Knlem bill vestenUv afternoon.
on Hating up tb macadam on Third i averted what came near being a ser
street near union passenger station.:!.-,,,, aceldi-tit. The ear was a-ntna
It was held ttp f-ir a week by the ;dwn the strep grad.Owhen the horse -street
roller break, ng down. jot a 'Mr. Ung wheeled on the track
111 j light In fro of the car. The quick
Considerable interest Is being; work of .Moioiiimn l,ester saved what
taken in the protracted" meeting at j would have n , doubt proved a serious
8oiMhld(v Methodist church. Rev. J. -aecldi nt, probably kilting both msn
F.' Kirk, .of Grace church, has been j mid .horse.
preaching every night, since Sunday,
HI sermons have been hnrt-scartli
ing. lie will preach tonight; possibly
every night till Saturday. Services st
1 p. m. and I p. m.
.Miss Mabello Sharp returned yester
day fnmi Itnlependerice, where she-at
tende'd, the closing exercise of
Hharp's Institute,