7‘ ter. unearthed." ‘. A. s. stasigh preached to a I ‘ house in Hoyt’s Theatre last ’ i. from the subject “Choosing a " Genesis “It. 4. lie spoke llrst the great imporbsnee of the subject oi Abrahsm' s wisdom In “choosing lie for his son more the people of own country. not from among the The! meter dwelt pron portsnce of regarding the family “If Initial this choice. He cited In in flotilla where seventy of the some stock g behind prison bars. and another M seven brothers were clergyman. We said they had spread it out . .ioo thin to amount to much. but was another subject. We show ' ‘ f in the family in that familiar m. 'He‘s a chip of the’ old block! W is a great principle underlying importance of the family into Itch you marry. “Character is shown in the way peo~ pie attend to the little things of life. dung men wul find that, like Eliesur. “.tho segment submitted to them they , " bell the character. Abraham's ser- stoht took up his stand by the well side . ghd decided that the girl who would he randy to supply his wants and that of his camel in a genuine. courteous spirit would be the one to choose for issue’s wire. _ "i see the girls coming up to the well to water their herds The some kind of gIrIs we have today. with a lit- ’ tie difference in the dress. perhaps. Here comes a prim old maid to draw water. She goes straight along. docs _' her duty and goes back again without peeing or recognising any one. Then here is Mine Sensitive; it is writ all 2 orer her face. Somelipdy is an .mssiog on has rights or stopping ’ on her tenderest toes; everything dist plunder her “At last homes Rebeca. . She is not handsome, but ‘fslr to look ‘ upon.’ Eliszur toolt a g drink (from her pitcher. looking n pond judging her the while from tli sog- Inents of herself which he could see. A girl with elbows out and buttons oil her shoes may lie all right. but it is a segment of her character. A girl whom you llnd reading trashy. light books. 'Flreslde Companions.” at home may be all right (I am not preaching on liter store now. so I will not’say that she is - not). but it is a segment 01 her charac- “Thc girl who is keeping company with a young man who earns 88 or till I week. or even more. and wants and encourages constant attendance at the- ntre or concert-hall. with the ice—cream “loan Ifter. may be allright; but she is a little spendtbrm. Light and slov- only before mrarisge. light and siov. only after. Spendtbrlft before mar- riage. spendthrift after. "These facts are not consldercd as they ought to be. lien and women. boys and girls rush hastily into the ' married stale. and the divorce mills on the molt. A men s sole is the fitting of him or the unmaklng of him. ‘ One of our church' a most brill. lInt minds is now occupying the loft. last position because of his wife's help. lie had only Intent ability when she " wanted him. She abut the study door ' . and kept it shut while she attended to Ill parish matters iron imperative than I lunorul. ‘l'o-Iioy he is one of the mat noted bishops in the church." Ir. stsnugh closed with the reed- . log of” a poem eulogistlc oi “The Min~ idler't Wife." after which Ira. lions , W vary impressively the beau— til'nl solo. "have lie. 0. God." by Keith '- Inner. .illonwum oononnos'rioml. "it”. Gerald ll. Beard presehsd is the Walk llourmtstlousl church yew ‘ 1 , ‘inorolng. in Midge with the punter. tier. 'r. it Noble. who occupied ill! union of Dr. Mp churoli ills «at. m Romans vii m Tilers m end all ililngl willod by God tort ' ti' ior guild. item iii LII fie thing that «units my bus the Ind soul of m. Ind not iiiilii , remorse imbibed W il any hm» of "W- Love workeill no iiito oas’s therefore love it the turnip «Hillel w. it iI-oiiimm is m sud More With iWI. Mil Will ~ mm issuers .4 II,“ hem initially copied. hope. it may for ills goodwo through us. Let us therefore be ills agent to work our own glorification, I WW SOUTH. NORWALK BAPTIST . All the services at the South flor- walli Reptist church. yesterday. were largely attended and ot uhniuai litter- est. Kr. tether preached. two of the beat sermons he has yet given during the series of WWII“ The morning sermon was ' mainly to church mm ‘ an earnest plea for more dfiniie. Wikem consecrated effort on the part of Chris,- tians to unite the your believe in Christ. lie flowed how the efforts were crippled and discounted because they were too omen haifdtearted Ind indefinite, "aiming." as he said, “at nothing. and hitting- it every time." In the Sunday school special interest was manifested. especially among many of the older scholars. The Christian nu- dearer meeting. led by the pastor. was one of the most Impressive that have *heeh‘lteid for some time. The even. ing service was largely attended. and was followed by an after meeting in the annuity school rooms. at which there were several inquirers. The serc man was from the text, "Strive to en, ter In at the straight gate." It was a deeply impressive sddress. and at its close there were evidences of its ef- fectiveness in awakening the hearers to a consciousness of duty and danger. The ordinance of baptism was Impres- sively administered The music was an Important feature all day yesterday. in the evening. in addition to the reg uinr quartette. a male quartctle made up of Messrs. lielund. Heald. Luther and Morgan. sang. Services will con- tinue during this week. afternoon and evening. Bible reading at 3 o'clock. chalk-talk to boys and girls at i. and preaching at 7:45. . The subject for this evening will be the one postponed from one stormy evenly last week. “Weated——A Ifnn.‘ Everrlmll espew cinlly men invited (in Thursday evening Prof- Goodsell and J. Harry Crossley, of Bridgeport. will again lend the praise service. More will, be made of the musical part If the serv~ loco "during th whole series. ‘ '09? SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA- 7 'l‘IONAl... Rev. 12K. Nollie. D. 1).. occupied the pulpit of the South Norwalk Congre~ national church yesterday morning. and preached an excellent sermon on “Every Man’s Life a Plan of God." his text being from Genesis xiv. 8. "So now it was not you tbatsent Inc hith- or. but God; and he hath made me a father of Pharaoh. and lord of all his house. and ruler over all the land of Egypt." in the evening the pastor. the Rev. G. H. Beard. delivered the second sermon on "The Conditions of u Genu- ine Revival." At the conclusion of the service he conducted n tcn~mlnute ser‘ rice in the lecture room. A great deal of lilirl'fsl. was manifested in the ser— vlces and a large number teetllied by prayer and witness. .- II.I.n'oM. I.. A. w. 'l‘lCKE'l‘I-l. Protest Filed Against the Counting oi Them When the Voting Cesscs. ‘ The Hartford Uourant says that the noctlcut division. L. A. W.. has been called to an issue of ballots not iii’ilt out by the uci'rctaryvtreasurer. Lester i-i. riwrcl. A protest was lodged will; Mr. sweet yesterday against Ibo count- ing of these ballots in the election of division ‘olilI-cru iliIit closea on tho Ilitb. The constitution provides that in such on election the ballots shall be prepared and sent out by the secretary- Iressurcr of the division. This was done in regular order. and Mr. hwcoi was surprised yesterday to receive the news' that another net of bullets were in circulation. 'l‘heuo ballots were pre- sumably sent out by some one in favor of the election of W. A. Howell. of Rockvllle. as chief consul. as the names of three rsprcssnistives on the Westlslte ticket are scratched on this ticket. The ballots are printed on ps- i“ stpmhms ill" III there per interior to that issued by the rec- M what he sold: lamb: in reisryvtressum. These hollow are m outcome of sin. it is the will of clearly illegal. and i. A. W. members. to be on the safe side. should vote the ballots prepsretl sud sent out at the constitution mums. The circulstiun or the marinas “oli— rial" pallets was made known to hit WW yemrdnp. but he tool: so menial action Wills mutter. rho ticket. but are Hillier-fossil type. We general style is closely followed. how smasdosnomrlisdmudbyeuu‘ poring the tickets. The illegal “aim here been diitrihated In this city by those interested in Howells reunion. shout it isiiisi mam chiseled to on the miller ticket ~ ._mmummn~esm Whintoiitil attention of the (Mobile of the (‘on— ‘ builds an as missiles of the regain W said to have been begun. Incite has been seen rising since last mm in the southwest of Korean. «slant»- psrenuyahoutnniiienandittsrs- ported the robots are burning plant» tions. Even assuming titer the insur- gents would permit and moneentrodoe hack to the oisntatim it is said to be impossible to honest the crop owing to the extermination or ones. Application of the decree of amnesty still hangs tire. General Ripped is an» ions to get the American prisoners on his hands. but is lettered by red tall! the Competitor prisoners bei in the hands of the naval authori ins, and many formalities must be gone through Ibefm they see released. .it Is expected hawever. that they will soon he at lib~ e y. Louis Bomeliian. who is a prisoner. here. is in the some predicament. being In the hands of the civil authorities. The only other two Americans are in Santiago de Cuba, and their release has been ordered. General Bianco’s investigations into the condition of Spain's army in Cuba have already rerouted a deplorable con- dition of affairs. Not only are mind: in connection Wi h the payment oi troops being I to light. but proof is being obtained that of the 200.000 men sent to General Weyler only a small percentage are now In for actual serv- ice. The towns are garrisoncd print-b pally by convsiescent soldiers too weak in many instances to out-r more than a feeble resistance to the attacks of the rebels. Home to lumen-dos. The Genetic punilshen this morning‘ respect to the supply of food to recon. comrades and the treatment of that" discharged as cured from the hospitals This edict slate s that it is impossible to annul at once the edict of concontm. lion. as most of those affected by it are homeless and destitute of all means of livelihood. so that their condition would mom. it is. therefore. necessary. tin» edict will declare, to “proceed with great care." Those having prorwrtywlli be at lib- erty to return to the country districts ’li‘ler obtaining permits from the local authorities. Property owners will he at liberty to provide themselves with the means oi defense and to use the re- volver and the machete to protect themseh'es. provided they have pre- viously obtained a "miner. Such rceonrontrados as ore absolutely destitute will remain III the towns un- der the, protection of local bureaus of charity. assist"! by a state fund. A junta of assistance will in» formed at once, with branches in the principal towns under the direction of prominent promie. and "full prom-lion will be on- touded to insurguiis u ho surrender." lotion of Autonomy floor” Defers-eel. Madrid. .‘9v. lbw—At. llii- Irqumii nf Marshal lllunco, the Rnrvl‘l’tma-ni hoe postponed to lilt‘ 25th of November Ibo publication of the decrees u! autonomy for the “Mill indies. This In with a view of zagolting nil Ibo l'tffiirnili ill. the some time and of climbing Marshal libim'n meunuhilc in push ope-rations against the insurgents rind to complete the reorganization of the colony. Les Again In tube. 'liuvnnn. Nov. l5.~~l“unmil lienrrnl Fits Hugh Leo and Mr. Walter it. linrit- er. l'lliti'd limo-a mnsul at Hanna In Grand-3. arrived yesterday afternoon on the Ward line lili'iiilll'r tirauurancn. They wore Wi'lt‘uiilr‘li by Ibo i-utmuiar "mm!- oud a large rompsny of friends. “other Com lop-timo- landed. Jacksonville. Fist. Sov. lbm'l‘hreo passengers on the stesumr hlasmtic, Just in at Port Tampa from t‘ului. ro- ‘pm'l It lili't‘iiiiiiiill landlnn of tlw lust filibustvrinu expedition They Were of the fillbusIcrine urbr-IilliiM. but refuse Io ll“. any doiails ‘l’ieey Tait Abbot tots-ea. Madrid. Nov, thvl-Iiv-neral iiiowsri l... Wmnlfm'd. tbv l‘nitcd Malo- minister. had a confer: me yesterday ullb iiienor Mort-I. ihc mlnlstfi im the ruitinlvn, and distumml uiIh bIm Ibo prohibition of the export of loiniuo from i 'Ilba. Left With-st Forgiveness. (‘hii‘ligup Nov. lit-«Mrs. "0|er 1'. ldncrdn hill] her daughter. Airs. War. ren lim'iiwllii. drove from the family melanoma ‘0 Luke libero drive. in they liockwllb boarded n (mirage. Burlinirn ton and Quincy lrslo for mount Pit-as- set. is.. to Join her husband. to whom she was married in lllwaultec on Wed. boldly afternoon. After seeing her dounbler purely on board the truth. hits. Lincoln returned to her home. lira. Beckwiih left her home without her father's spprovul or blaming. and it In said the parting of Ilsugbter and parent was I very sad one. the latter wuvoiy refusing to wish his child MW! upon her entry into married lite. lira. Mkwiih pleaded for her, miner's forgiveness. but it was with- s W ~ om...- . We causes Arrest. Ipolisor. Worn. Nov. “albumen: for italic» reused file smut or flavor moisten. A. A. newborn. ll. 3. tires and 17.1% Weider, proponent «insane. flier were shivers and directors at the defunct (horror ifsiionsi book.- which lulled with s deposit or Mile of poll. ease Is the on edict of the governor general with ‘ be made worse by on immediate anIIul- ' Union station lust atropine. and Mrs. . Noose found in cases at tssv'sss' riissasr to me Pabunt lhedhunes east _ no steam" 1 1'0 1'“! mourns-I Gen. 0. Stillson's 9R0. .TORI. on Washington ShrimIarwsih. J. D. JENNINGS. UNDERTAKIR. -- " 11 MAIN cram. law-Ir. Opp. Street Railway Depot. “LIVED!!! CALL. ii. I c o o m. 4 cans or coerce otn Timothy Hay! Two cars of old long nvn araaw'l And about 8000 bushels at old OLIPPID‘ WHITE OAT'I lo Storage! These goods are that oughly first class. and will be sold at the same price as this years owthl The comparative valve is sown by all horsemen: RHIOID BROS. .0. MCI-I Is '0' 's "a . "a .s .e “mil renal. ‘ Censored to Jose lit-h. mars IOU'i'li NOBWM run if“ 1AH. IMIIMGI. ll ll. Mil. "'w it). use .ii. Ii Weld are. not. Mi. rd dliw LEAVE 3" WW“. scours limb Irene. ‘“ .im. watch. holiest are in America. by: the Amer-lees W , wot-I. Lompany. TWO watch move me- particularly WW,“ “Riverside” and “Royal. " ow Europe for a tornado righthere Can he gold, silver and gold filled I. W. Austin' 3. 39 Wall Street. llorwallt. rim ‘ Jen» I. Layton, fin Line and Anion-Ions Insu'nfiaucnn I... In“. I“ III" “I“ mwfiw“ W rmwgfim. samunmmmwtmm m mt. ”uluv - - “VIII! IAII II “tunings” W tie a mute?" “a Omdailytsomomunnmndm unloadsysvsslngs 90%” arm JOHN E. KNAPP. Boo. Ind Tm .. w. ..-.v. - M WM... J. 0. JliiININOfl. Paper-hanger. Cslslnlssr Painter. WILL PI:::L::I' . ‘ I In"! “communes: II Booth Neuron. Sunnis Books of latest Styles of Papas “Borders! 5;“! Gilt Ion! sea for h (Inspecting on idl 00mm hypo-tel Protect Your Roofs l and thev will protec: you. Did roots made so good as new at hall the usual cost by THE «emu suuume COIPAIV. use NOEWALK. 00". We cull refer you to over one hundred whose reefs have been coated with our preservative Any Ian or Woman Whose hsir is dropping out. or who has dandruff and so itchy scalp, can be per modestly cured by using 'HALE’S COIPOUID cums: l Don't forget the name: lials‘o Compound Quinltw. for the hair. on UEN‘l’ii. ‘ at all druu stores. or a! your hair amp. Read Then * Profit Upon the first symptoms of ‘ s cold. procure s bus of iir. Harland‘r Autos. Take on cording to directions and it may save you from a lo mpslpful illness. ‘ Aoeton wiiioomgupuomsou . ache. end neorsigls; does settled the hurt. M m‘hurm Beautiful Designs in Well Papers. Are machines hard to pot But there are such things nevertheless. We don' t want to seem nl. but we are of our stock I) worked hard to get it -—wo didn’t take what was thrown to us. That is one meson why we have the tugs” we do. W“ i tense es. It ass etc“ painting. paper hanging and donors I. I. OORHAM. Number-r”. " 3 33550"? “fine In, '00 a W low 0 onsets sr CATCH. (“um general or spent-J Iehilliy. voided- scu. sport-sternum elissl on. in honey. ”unis. cit. Coma; until-Ii called by errors or exam, quickly mun Lost Manhood in old or ’(iiifl‘. gmog vi and strength where lorntcr 'Ci‘llit)! prev-nib." Con- :cuiem pas: hue, slrnpie, gflrmusl and iv 1:5“qu CURE“, Is Quicab sup Toenails”. I). s 'f I dorm.) t‘y‘rmrarrbus. mus! 0| CATDN'5 Viulixon. Sent waicviilymirdmg rmdoes .. i have II. Price ”for tux-c film 53. nlih written gunners- o cos-piste core. "‘1 matiun. minutiae elm. tree and roofitlrmiai. It ‘U'Mic e.IoicaseuI..leInI~ lunacsk'l "Hum-.1 ”me only u-Ivli I M ii prison in “TO" sauce" ”ITO" I!“ Sold by Good}. Stillson. Booth Nor. walk. intorootod In Typowritors? if no you should know all about the latest improve- ments. SMITH PREMIER WHFOiOVM is «to Leonor ii; impair-zones. tampon on" with Premier Typewriter Os. more. N. Y.. il. l. A. low Your ones. Ill? Broadway. low Eaves adios. iiiihows sis-st. D W. RAVMQND. I‘mrui Direct» 4 sad . nor. “V m m. 9mm. i There were about ‘ .uunly bud Iipuurd of all.” memento .. ”been underline of Tom Kelly. him by the tool: urinals» near mm In the lynching. M WW“ 0!! horns and lethal!!! thnii' tance from the city. '1'“ the prisoners were lid . stanltsl stone striihtiifh meeting of a lodge or I building near the lull. - deputy, was a member. he meet some of the infirm after the meeting hgd 7 About 2 o'clock In tho was a rep at the outer d and Keilv arose quickly I!“ May in the lock. Imam” Ions he expected to meet oh No sooner had be M than ihei mob crondedl dot-s. Aliof .hem were _ leaders carried ropes. The . sented reI olvers at the W deputy sheriff and told him t ed his prisoners and W. open the rolls. Kelly ‘ ‘ 1 cells. Two of the primers, tint-d together and the other rate cell. They had been sleep by the entrance of the not up, half awake and trout ten-m The um» murderers worn from their beds. mph! "It! I about their merits and tin)! m god out on the ground. Good“ first man hanged Ii is reported that he Val HM fore be u on hunger! Whm Hook and Defender had also corned in the murder for whim about to be hanged. He sham they had been. Hulytrack and Ireland were. ‘_ unconscious from fear that Ins; re lilac who! was about to hnbpeii were unable to stand end Wm; slowly from the ground 0!! W lay until their bodies swung in!” and dangled from the wind“ that of i'nudot. The mall Hindu-H their horses and rode away. . IN A BOA'S EMB Fright!“ Experience—~— ol m Wish-am »; ' Philndnlphla. Nov. 1596A. condo. on exhibition in It!!! severely injured Samuel uiumxm hummus“. and. death a valuable trick you was rim] In a feed box ' anomndo‘s rage. lilo bud worltM‘mh." cage Inns» and’ m a. sill-rt «balance. [wilt-vim: the within lilo page?" . gird out and wrapped? times about Masher. Till or! for holy. and the pony ”W big f'i'liiiii“ began 1 . This probably rial'E-‘d ”RENEE W lhv repub- unwound itself!” ' i1"l"iii‘ii'i\ « m Ircled the pony. . hissbvr fr” In the floor m ) .u-inb- Iln- big shake continued to Iii" puny Imlii lilo was extinct. II numiwr of the t-Iiwloyeel ~ 900"". the snake had begun to 'llrll'il and appeared to be will” for mun- light. The men kept Ii ‘ III II 1mm» haul been obtained Ind. auzimmla finally Intuit! mum. W or Masha-Vs liilli new broken. and m “an remmul in It hmplial. cusmsn Aescouoe. I rum Indians nasa- Irsii. and In, Funds Ara Miami-g. . Imuvenuorlh ind. Nov. J‘s-«Tm bunks l'ui‘lil‘uih‘vi!’ irwnird in till. qui oi Momma and English. with lilnrlllri osilnmiml lu aggregate . hm. .innm] their doors. ii. If. m urn-bu; «.f Ibo l'arI-m habit in M m and pulmipul slutiihuider In tho m nu. .mluuuu iqu left for m. I“ ' knmul Iiiin tilff' "all l‘i'ilii‘lma I “I” hum liilII. siulllix that be m but inn mind Hm] that hit will patrol» turn in lb: Iii-lil‘ nl' finnmiIl dinosaur” l IiiIIIlv ullii iflili lllll MICIHW 1w» lire sum-mm from the am I 3 uni' iii‘iiiil "my be iliti' dlm,mfl 'l‘Iu...»un~r I-.‘. l'. Ilrown of Crow ” new funds If. posiwd In the llIiiil iii “th Win II told of the failure. lid MM» and in» in m u Iriiii'ili «indium. imp li"I\ nun lilili'lli'ii for school all mm it” on dept-Nil in the ham. I“ if is lilllf'ii iiiiil it” til the ”Mini! ”Will In l‘rnurmd and Perry mobile. Willi luna- lu lw clout-«l. ill ilii' trouser MW, lust all llulr money .- w w—w-w-w-w—m Mlinr iiisiriml ‘0 ”III. . lint Npllnua. Mills” Nov. lit—«At .Mib‘ illilil. nu Inland town 20 miles west IE ”or". w ll. llurrison. editor or the M‘- ; land lil'il’liiii‘l'. twin ulnblmi in (him J. i.. hirimrmlil. The trio moi! it“ ‘. Iomc words nlII'Iiii a notion in “in DIM or no approaching lecture. W churning mat bad the ornidi‘ m ' Methodist Inuieud of ii fluvial t” the Would have been more on ilsrrimm replied IbrIiIiIIh iii! ‘ g way that Inuoosoii Willem; tragedy resulted. Hum ‘ highly counseled. in In ”N. ~ " ‘ W, taught to lines Ines ’ lirooltiyn. Piov. ilw‘i‘lie ‘ mlmss J Lydon. I prints use foimvi yesterday it? , her. it years old. in n em ‘r men was badly broiled. of the remiss VIII 2 g the finding in one of the . mm or Trot-Irenhiealueieri . inglbensrue'i‘. J M- srs of tho opinion “It
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