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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1870-10-27
Helena, Montana, Thursday, October ~, 1870

turned. Dawson and Big Horn have no
county organization, are not assessed, and
pay no taxes. They are happy in their iso-
lation. Thus it is seen that some counties
pay each year rs much as they owe; the
average is about three fourths.
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
The number Of children attending school
last ycarin the organized counties was: Males
067 females S24 total 1901. This shows very
well. considering how sparccly settled the
counties are. m.n n.......m -...
The number Of persons over ten years Of
age, who cannot read are returned at Gil;
those who cannot write At SAL These are
made up in great part from Indians and
halfbrccds, returned as living with tile
whites.
The Mcthodists have four churches which,
will accommodate 1850 persons, and are
valued At $4,000
The Episcopalians have one church which
will accommodate 700, and with their other
church property is valued at $500
The Catholics have five churches, and
other property valued at 81, 600; and church
accommodations for ! 200 persons.
DEATHS IN YEAR ENDING JUNE l, 1870.
The number of deaths in the Territory
arc reported at 175, or one III III Of the in.
habitants. OF these, 129 died of diseases,
and 48 from accident or violence In 1860,
in the whole United States, there was one
death to each go of the inhabitants The in
ference is that Montana is more healthy
than the average Of the country.
PRODUCTS or AGRICULTURE
Farming is the most important interest to-
day in Montana, next to mining for the pre-
cious metals. and il many respects more
important than that; because it is a pcrpet-
ually growing interest. forthc improvements
on land and the annual increase Of stock re.
main with us; while. when gold or silver
are taken out Of the ground, it is of less
value than before, and the product is carried
out Of the country. At present the products
of gold much exceeds the value of agricul-
tural products, but ten years will probably,
as in California change this result, vastly
the other way. The following figures will
be found worth reading. A table showing
the products Of each county would take up
too much space, although have one pre-
pared, SO give the results of farming as re.
turned to me, for the whole Territory, for
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Total, t.2.2, 7GG II, ,6S7 5H3 1905 1s995O
<Includcs $500 owing by Virginia City.
Total of real and personal property, $1s,-
190,359.
This gives an average of over one thousand
dollars to each white person, or an average
of 1889 to each enrolled inhabitant I do
not think any State in the Union can show
more wealth to the individual. The Chinese
earn good deal Of money, but give in Moth
ing, and should not he counted in the
average. mz4=
The total Indebtedness of the counties re-
ported i'll tile above table is $2G6 ,95G. and
the average to each person in those counties
il $l425. The proportion varies much in
the several counties.
The assessed value Of property for taxa.
ton is very much less than given in the
table abovc-this is always the case. There
are very good reasons for this in Montana.
The person is required by the census regula.
tions to say what he considers himself worth
in real and personal property, wherever it
may be, whether in or out of Montana; and
as property owned out Of the Territory,
cannot and siloull not be taxed here; the
value is not given to the Assessor, although
it is to the Marshal Then the law of Mon.
tana does not tax the value of mines. or the
capital invested in them; only the capital
invested in mills or machinery. Property is
generally assessed for taxation at its lowest
cash value at forced salc-hcncc. the differ
Cncc.
Below, give the value of property Ms re.
turned to the Assistant Marshals, and as re-
turned to the Assessor for taxation in the
counties in which assessment returns have
been made to nc
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1870-10-27

Several coal veins are opened. Below Fl
Benton, on the Missouri, 900 tons have been
taken out and delivered on contract On
the Dearborn river, and near where lullen's
wagon road crosses the Rocky Mountains.
fifteen miles from Helena. good sveins have
been opened for use. Near Rpseman, in
the Gallatin valley, 10 = fine elev6n foot vein
of good quality. So
BUFFALO ROBES. p sfe.
About 10000 robes have been beetht BY
the traders in the past year, from - region
Of the Missouri and Yellowstone nvsus, ana
several thousand from north of lnatana, in
British America.
W. F. wHR1LuRUaM .
HEL1xA, Oct. IS, 1870.
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Total,. ..................l$ $12 Ia ia! 2i2 943
Showing difference of $4,S99, 1871. or
about 40 per cent less than the actuul
wealth of the people, and I presume this
proportion is true of the counties not re-
turned.
The amount raised by taxation in the sew
eral counties for territorial, county and
school purposes, is as follows: In Chotcau
$4,324; Lewis and Clarke &7o, ,666; Mcagher
$1,000; Madison e4s,s00; Deer Lodge
&s4,400; Beaverhead $3.50; Missoula
910,s00; Gallatin t1s,seo. Total e2o2, 100
Jefferson county is not yet re-
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Total 4S5,02S
Gallatin county produced about one half
Of the grain raised in the Territory :;
b1eaghcr is second; Missoula third; Madi-
son fourth; Lewis and Clarke fifth. Lewis
and Clarke made the most butter. while JEFF
ferson, Beaverhead and Madison come next
and produce nearly equal quantities. Gal.
There is no provision in the Census
Schedule for taking the number of domestic
animals, quantities of butter, milk ETC.. in
towns or mining camps; that produced on
farms. only. is returned; and it is very
large in proportion to our population.
One. half Of the men in Montana own a
horse. l have before me the number of
horses and cattle returned by the Assessors
of Lewis and Clark and Deer Lodge coun-
ties. and also by the Assistant Marshals'
Irwrs AMI CLARK COUNTY
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DIED..

ROBINSON. On THURSDAY. the 7th instant. at
SO p m. OF consumption, WIN. II. ROBINSON,
only son OF John Robinson, deceased, and Augusta
hoeipson. aged ~ years, month and days.
his funeral from the residence Of his mother corner
18th and streets, =. W :, near Agricultural Build
ing, Saturday, 9Th inst, at D. m. I
poBBINS. On the 7th inst, at II NJ EDDIE
LIVINGSTON, youn gest child Of W. r. and Mary
Robbins. aged III months and . days.
but now he is dead. wherefore should weepS
Gan bring him back again 4 shall go TO him, but
he shall not return TO me- !
The funeral will take place on Saturday. the 9th
instant. from the resides of his parents, No 523
qnaintances are respectfully invited tn attend.
ibaltlmors and Philadslphia papers please copy
GRANT. On the sth instant. after a long and
panful illness which she bore with Christian forti
tude, ANNIE GRAN I, in the 18th year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family most
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from the
residence Of her father on Sunday the 10th instant
at 80 p. m, on Madison street, between n and
May she rest in peace IT
MASON: On Thursday morning, the 7th instant,
lark the perfect man, and behold the upright
Tor the end OF sHch Q man Is peace y
The funeral will take place from Asbury Chapel
on Sunday next, at o'clock. His friends and &C
quaintances are respectfully invited to attend
WREN: At Williamsburg. N. Y, on the 3lst of
the late William Wren. in her th year, formerly of
this city. None knew her but to love her.
MORRIS. Suddenly, on the morning Of the 9TH
instant, of sHoplexy, Miss MARY 8. MORRIS, in the
10Th year OF her age. f.. s-.'.
wAsHBGRN. On the 9th instant JOHN JAY,
son Of John ysJ and Hannah $. Washburn, aged l.
HARBINSON. On the 9th instant. at 10 20 %. m. -.
OF congestion Of the lungs. ANNIE M , beloved wife
OF George w harbinson, In the Sd year Of her age
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LATE TELEGRAM, 70.

The funeral train with the remains of Gene
raj Thomas, which ached Trov yester iay was
met at Schenectady by acommitteefrom Trov
ON ths arrival the remains were i.idyn S,.. y.
st. Pauls Church.
Immigration from the ast to the West has set
IN, and large num oers of emigrants are arriving
al St Louis, by river and rail, bound for south
west Mis- ouri and Kansas
The sheriff OF Poughkeepsie. n. Y Yesterday
served another attachment against the Boston.
Hartford and Erie Railroad Company 70 satisfy
a claim for so 100.
Spanish reports from Havana indicate suc-
eesSfHl march OF De Rhod - into the ursent
districts, with fhe usual accompaniment of
wholesale murders and burninks.
The annual examination of the Fortress Mon
roe artillery school, unde the d.rec ion of Gen.
Barry and board of officers, commenced We'd
nesday.
Complete returns from the Rhode Island
election give PadelNnrd. Republican, for Gov
2s2.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
10y THOs r. wAGGAMAN,
n Zeal Estate Broker and Auctionecf,
Is -- Sl9 9Th street, opposite Post Omee

r --- e., sl9 9Th street, opposite Post omss
TRUsfEky SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
IAIk MAR THE CORNkk OF sEvkNIH
STkkET WEST ANB 4 STREET NORTH,
WASHINGTON, u. u.
~ Under and by virtue of Q decree Of the SUI
I'm; preme Court Of the District Of Columbia
passed in an equity cause therein pending
Numbered les equity doc. .. In which Deusias
PORES, Was com plainsnt, and Alfred Ely defrncan
the unaersisned appointed Trustee by said decree,
viii, on TUESDAY, the 18th Arrl. at 4:O p. N =,
on the premises, proceed to ~ AZ public auction
70 the highest bidder, an the interest OF the said
Ely in the following described property, 90 Wit
Part OF Lot z, i'm square as, beginning for its
bounds on h street north. at point = feet 81 in
ches east OF the southwest corner of said lot, and
running thence due north - feet Ss inches thence
east feet inches, thence south III feet inches,
thence east feet 1l& inches, thence south 50 feet
II inches, tn. wet q feet 81 inches IN the place
Of beginning together with the improvements thers
on, consisting Of . four story brick houss, with
brownstsne finish. -
The interest OF the defendant is for the life of
jas. J. Waring, the said defendant having pur-
chased said property at q conhscation sale.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by said decree,
are: u cash and the residue in months, % be se-
cured by ap proved nstes, bearing interest, and q
reserved lien. Iterms Of sale not complid with
within FIVE days after day of sale. resale will be
made at the cost and risk Of defsulting purchaser
JOHN r. HANNA Trustee.
mh27-swkda THOS. =. WAGGAMAN, Auct,
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID - Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.

No. 319, Southeast corner 9TH and streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT NEAR THE CORNER OF AND oath
SNTEEEkTs WEST, IN THE CITY CT WASH
IL BY virtue Of adecree Of the Supreme Court
E; Of the District of Columbia. passed on the I'd
.day OF March, lSo, in cause wherein Han
nah Bargy IL conn lainant and John MnHtz ct al
are defendants, No. 1897, Equity pockst No. .. tie
undersigned Trustee will sell, At public auction. TO
the highest bidder the premises, the 18th day
OF April, 1870, at o clock D. the following piece
or parcel Of ground situate and lying in the City of
Washington and District OF Columbia. being part of
lot In square No g. and bounded follows to Wit
the northwest corner of and 18th streets west
ming thence south, along the line Of 18th street,
seventeen feet nine inches, IL IT. 9incheso thence
west fifty six feet # y thence north seventeen
feet mine inches, az II. inches thence east fifty
six feet Is the place Of beginning, together
with the Buildings and improvements thereon,
which consist OF . two stnry rrams House.
Terms Of sale: One nalf cash, balance ia two equal
lnstamepts ut six and twelve months with interest
from the day Of SALE the payment thereof to be Sc
cured BY the bonds notes Of the purchaser, with
surety or sureties, to be approved by the Trustee
deposit OF one hundred dollars to be made at the
time Of sale All ancing and stamps to be ut
the cost OF the purchaser Terms to be complied
with within I'VE days after sale, otherwise the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property, after
one week notice, at the risk and cost Of the first
purchaser. EDWARD SWAMI, Trustee.
mh2S-d&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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by COOPER q LArIMER, Auetoneers,
ID (Successers to J. g. Mcclure 4 Coal
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and llIh ct
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLBI
PTR3sgEkTHS Nm AT ArW THE IGp GOMEZ OF 1srH

"A By virtue of aided Of trust, dated the sth Of
E::M December, 1855. and recorded in Liber e G.
f., No. Y, folio ass one of the land rec ,rds OF
Washng ton county, in the District of Columbia the
1ndersigned will sell, at public anction; on WE'D
being part Of Lot s, in Square 2, beginning for the
same at the southwest corner OF said lot, and thence
running due north by and with the line Of 18th street
wee 81 feet thence due east 10 feet, thence beginning
Of starting point and running easw arly by and
with the line OF New York avenue rs feet, thence By
a line drawn ut right angles to said avenue north
wardy 81 feete inches, thence by line drawn north
vardy is feet inches until il meets . line drawn
from the end of the second line described feet and
thence BY this last to the end OF the second line
gether with piece Of land 3feet in width, extend
ing from the northeast of the piece of ground
herenfore described by and west OF the continuation
north Of said lot.
The improvements consist Of q large two-story
Brick Dwelling, with basement and attic contain
ing twelve rooms, with gas, and other conve-
niences; we'll suited for business property or pri-
vate residence. = - .
paid in cash, and the residue in two equal payments
Of six and twelve months, with interest. II the
terms OF sale complied with in ivs days from
day of SALE the property will be resold at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. Revenue
stamps and conveyancing at purchasers cost. A
mhsl-d&ds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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MARRIED.

BRECHT-DUyALL. On the 18th of ian nary Mt
so d. m, by the Rev. DIR. Shields, Miss M G.
DUvALL, Of Washington city, to T. C. BRECHT
of Baltimore city. No cards.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny WILLIAM \. WALL CO.. Auctcnesrs,
VALUABLE APROyED PROPERTY on l0rH
sTRSEEET WEsI ne. kEAR AZ PEStN@sf hG4InN

ANENUE, IN SQUAKB NO. JSI, Al AUCTIUN
- on friday, The sth day of April, at S
E. o'clock, In the afternoon, win offer, ~ pub
bred O. situated ON the east side of Tenth street.
now oceupied BY John Hockshsw, containing 9
rooms The house fronts u feet en- 10th street aud
the lot extends back rs feet deep to alley with all
the rights to the same belonging. Title indisputa
BILE.
Terms: 4 cash; balance IN 6 and Il mouths, the
purchaser giving his notes, bearing interest from
the day of sale A deed given and q deed of trust
taken, to secure deferred payments; All convey
ancing and stamps at the cost OF purchaser.
NH 21et WI. WALL CO, Aucts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
Select Boarding and Day School. Ever, facility
ISs me requirement Of thorough and nnishsd
tails. 80 ~
&c. CSct for boarding pupils in English department
For CIRCULAR containing full information address
the PRINCIPAL. ~ n = = - = = - -
deu,eo&Wly RRv.J.A. LIPPINCOrr An
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Whose sunerinsy have bssu peotrsetsd from hidden
causes. and whose oasss require prompt treatnsnt
to render existence desirable: 20, are suffering.
or have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what
eject does it produce upon your general health, Do
you feel week, deblitssed, easily tiredr Docs lit
tie extra exeron produce palpitation OF the heart,
Dses your liver, urinary organs your kidnsys,
frequently set out Of orders Is your urine some
times thick, nilky Aochy, or b 1t ropy On set
tiinsf Or does thick sksm rise TO the TORI Or 10
sediment ct the bottom after it has stood s~hiles
Do you have spells Of short bresshins or dy,,eps.
Are your bowels oonstipatsd' Do you have spells
Of faintins. or rushes of blood TO the head, Il,
your memory impaired' r. year mind constantly
dwelling this subject, Do you feel dull. lise..
uopins. tired Of company, Of lifei Do ron wish to
be left alone, to get away from everybody, Doe. any
little thing make you start or jump, Is your sleep
broken or restiess' Is the iustrs Of your eye az
Brilliant The bloom on your cheek as BRIGHT Do
you enjoy yourself in society o we'll, Do you pur
sue your business with the same energy, Do you
feel much confidence in YOURSELF Are your spir.
its dull and tagging, given to nts Of melancholy, If
50, do not lay it to your liver dyspepsia. Have
you restless nishtss Your back weak, your knees
weak. and have but little appetite, and you attribute
this to dyspepsia or liver-complaint,
| 'o'i Aoe'>- vs>sss>a aa...... badly
cured and sexual excuses, are all capable Of pro
| ducing q weakness of the eensr.,;vs or,
organs Of generation, when in perfect health max.
the man. Did yes ever think that those bold, de.
FAINT, energetic, pefsesering, successful busins..
men are always those wSsse eenerative organs are
in perfect health You never hear such men com.
plain OF being melancholy, Of nervousness of ,.I,,
r.rIOn OF the heart. They are never afraid the,
cannot succeed in business: they don't becom. ,.d
and discouraged they always polite and pleasant
in the company Of ladies'. and look you and them
right in the face-nOne of your downcast looks or
any other meanness about them. 1 do NOT ua.,
those who keep the organs inflated by running to az,
cess. These will not only ruin their constitution,
but aiss those they do business with or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases. f,o,.
the effects Of SELF abuse and excuses, have h,or.
about that state Of weakness in those ore.ps tina,
reduced the general system 80 much q to nduo. II.
most every other disease idiocy, unacy, p.r.,vs.
spinal affections, suicide, and almost every o,hs,
form of disease which humanity Is heir to. and IN.
real cause Of the trouble scarcely ever and
nave doetored for all but the right one.
Diseases OF these organs require the use Of Diu-
retic. HELMBOLDs PLUID EXTRACT pUcHu
istAs great Disretic, and ID CERTAIN cure for din.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner Of 7th and D -.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT TIE
G0kNER OF AND FOURTH STREETS,

- ON THURSDAY, the 2lst April instant,
1870, shall sell, in front of the premises at
100 clock p. m, by virtue of deed Of trust to
1882 and recorded in Liber r, No. 3, folio lT5,
etc one Of the land records for sshinGton county,
In the District OF Columbia, the following named
property, lying and being In the city of Washington
District aforesaid, viz The west twenty feet front
Of Lot numbered four a In square numbered eight
hundred and seventeen (SE having o front OF TWEEN
~ feet on south street, with depth Of eighty feet
with the line of 4th street east, with the improve
ments. which are two Frame Houses. = =.
Terms made known At sale, on which cash deposit
Will be required, and If the terms are not complied
with In five days after sale the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property he risk and of the
defasitng purchaser, by advertising such resale
three times In the Evening Star.
GEORGE MASON, Trustee
ap6-2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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l TNITID STATES MARsHALs SALE.

LIMITED STATES MAKSHALB SALE.
In virtue Of three writs OF er facias and writ
Of yenditioni exponas, issued from the Clerks Once
and to directed, will sell at public sale, for
casa, in front Of the Court House door Of said Dis
Il o'clock m, all defendants right, title, claim and
interest in and 70 part of Lot No; Z, In Square No
the northeast corner Of said square and running
thence south - feet, thence west to the west end OF
west line thereof the north line of said lot thence
with said north line to the place Of beginning,
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
Brook Mackall, ir.. and win be sold to satisfy exc
cutions Nos 3,477 347S, 4lI7. and 3es in favor of
Matthew O.. Emery, Geo. II. Plant, A. q T. r.
Richard, aud Owen & Wilson.
- ALEX. SHARP,
NH 23td U. s. Marshal, d. q.
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deD-eoAW.N kEV.y.A. LlPPINCOTT. An
THIS Is TOGIyE NOTICE, That the So s.criber,
nson Is s e Of
q on the personal estate u Gt6 sStS
e AIMS, late Of wsshington county Aforesaid,
aid hereby nsrn 4. the
ME- tne vouchers Thereof TO the subscribers. On or
.ssaass s. ss sass !.
Given under our hands this I'd d.y Of m.,.h ,s,o
mh..~s. All 4. H. = ka aAtI' Administrators.
THIS rs TO GIyE N9TICE, That the su6scri6er
jim ps 1Pe e SSS q
q adninistration On the yersossi estate o. aiCHGE
the said deceased are hereby MsSnsd e sSs
On e. the *, SSSaissss ds srS E e
nay osherxise by laS be excluded froaa eli bcnetof
e'a under JOIN oh NV az el lssa Day
nhA- hwsw ,.alls- ~ \ Adninistrator.
TTNITED STATES PATENT OYFIcF. %
On n. p.titsoa . Il p "a Msssch s
sI.atsd ka p Is. "a DAY Of August iS ss.s Sr
that the t ssst dino in the case be eo..
"a On, the 1ah day Of July sext; that the time for
LED to sbs "a . Day S.l pssen
-. ,s.'ss nv o''ssx;sA i1li Ei.s'fs;1RR
@n1s Iswsw OommissioDer Of Parents.
4 United STATES PATENT OFFICE
S,gos ~. yAsHIHefoN. ID. O.. March a ,s7ol
on the petition q ARASMUs TRRNCH. of Hsw
h raven oons;, a1a gHsAkLEs Frost, Of Wsier.
granted 70 them q the l day Of july - 8 Tor n
Z e a1ss. n ,s King Boxes q Paper Put
closed oa the alst day e Nav nexf: Tat tie
n i,m nSa n4ns tsu@snts and the txapi1sr sRcrt
saia petition 3 bard on the 18th az o. June next
ANY pers0n nay oDpoee this eYtenaon - 1
smnSlleysW-za 30 Oonmisstosss q Patents.
DaSJnsSgf T IS {Es1s0a E2XS 2 sI S:f{ EI9
SssslN!s: Oh g. q SkSIs = III q -,
BeIssss tSscjes - rwssvy Dssos,Ssd.a 'ia'
sold In Warrington, D. O., By JOHN OOUGH.
corner e; "a =, ssn t o., and hI1Gn
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CAUTIOUS Miss KELLoGG--The residence of
Mis- Clara Louise Kellogg In New York ha. been
broken into ndrobbed. The family, however,
Souvenirs which the prtssc dons0 has had pre-
>ented to her were either carefully locked away
Upstairs or slowed away in some bank vault for
al that the burglars succeeded in carrying )on
with them were some table linen and some
spoons and forks. aoE- AFAtc 4 "A
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G|Aa eHtward and visible sign Of the COM
LHenennent OF court economy In Paris h that the
tmpress has positively appeared twice m pablo
m the same dress.
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TRIAL ov REV. HORACE cooKK-The Rev.
Horace Cook = 10 be placed ON trial before the
Methodist Episcopal Conference now In session
at New York for his elopement with Mis- john
son, which created 20 much sensation q fes
months back The Tfnes SAYS; Mr.. Cook will
not put the Conference 20 the trouble even Of
appointing a committee Of Investigation, but
will frankly acknowledge his crime aud cast
himself entirely upon the mercy Of his judges
This VIII probably result only IN his Suspension
from performing ministerial functions. The
case Is still regarded with interest In tn e Meth
adlst Church, many OF whose members believe
that Cook wss insane az the time OF his fight
from the CITY. -..n