Rev. George W. Kildow, a student
at the Southi rn Presbyterian
al Seminary, in Coluinbu", S. C, committed
suicide in the prefeenco of his ,
young wife by cutting his throit with a ' '
razor. He was formerly a student it
Central University. j 1
Rev. H. f Allen lupper closud his
of the Broadway
Baptist church, Louisville, Sunday. During
his pastorate tho church membership
has incressed by 700; five city missions
have been opened; two churches
have been built nnd organized, and
$500,000 has been subscribed by tho
church for all purposes. Mr. Tupper
of tho United .Sink's at S8, 17.221
N G7,2.V moro than thu rt(,'iirt?s in tho di
rectotv for 18U1 foot up. There are
002 priestf, S.042 churelies, :i,532
(that is, places whens iiiush U
at intervals, but which have no
pahtor), 1,(W:$ clmpelB, 22;i orphan
with 25,518 initiates, 51 theological
Beminarief, with l,7:!'J atuilente, 18$
055 acaileiiiiufi, and parochial
schools, which are attended by 700,751!
pupila.
A youno unmarried coloied girl, Belle
Blakely, died Saturday in Muxville.from
childbirth.
in
I ax receiving my upriuu stock and
tho public is cordially invited to call and
examine it. II. C. Ktipley.
The time card of the Norfolk & Western,
the new route to the seaboanl, appears
in this issue. It is the most direct
to Old Toiut and Northern cities
and the route ia through the moht
, turescjue country.
Highly hotsi'8 wero burned in
of tho world number Il.GOO.OOO men. He- i he is entitled to the honor.
sides tho loss of their time and l.iborsas he is for Hainsjii
they cost at least $1,000 a year each and can be fleeted.
that amounts to W.OOO.OOO.OOO.
doesn't include itho U. S. pensioners,
who draw about 1200,000,000 more.
