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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

WhsnisaToS, April 1.-THE senate
guadro.cenlennial committee met this
morning and ordered the WORLDS fair bill
reportsd with some amendments. ore Of
which Is tho Daniel proposition In u some.
Wha5 enasculated form.
The committee at the suggestion Of Sem
ator Gray modified the provision with re-
spect to the President being satisfied Of the
bona tlde character Of Chicago subscrip-
lions BY making 1t read that he shalt be
satisfied Of the Irresponsible character" Of
the subscriptions before Inviting forsiSn
nations to participate. The Daniels az end
mapt vas modified so as to previd that
som q tire In the spring, date not particu-
larlzad, before the time for opening the
exposition there shall be all International
naval display In New York harbor and
Hampton Roads, and civic celebration in
Washington at tho time OF the dedication
Of statue proposed to Columbus.
There is no apprcpria ion made In the
bill for these celebrations, this being LETT
for Congress to provide some time In the
future. The Chicago men agreed to these
amendments IN tbs hope that II would
facilitate the bills passage hut had them So
moditle6as not to interfere with or detract
from tha opening at Chicago.
A subcommittee consisting Of Senators
Hiscock, Hawiey and Daniel was appointed
20 make the bill conform IN expression to
the wishes Of the committee and to draw up
q report,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

The famous patent medicine Warehouse
OF Charles N. Crittenton, &aw York, has re-
comfy been subjected to nm extraordinary
pressure-tho pressure OF crowds of suf-
.erers from coughs and colds in search nj
"Hale'a Honey Of Hprehound and Tar" OF
which he is the fortunate proprietor. The
popularity OF tho article Is bouniless, and
will iast, for 1t Is built on tina solid founda-
tlon of lnnumcrable cures. Critien,on's es.
Establishment might properly ba called Il
saving bang If M the number 1t has hasn
ms fumsp'a IN saving from consumpfioa.
Trochial affections OF every typs vAnlsh
under rs bgluy and belgAm;e inn l-uce
vi s4tou shlg rapidly. sold 10y Ill
drGEElsz :. AK Tor lArg, sae, prIce 81,
thss ara much the cheapest.
Plies Ioothaehe Drops cure In one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
nAuDa IaL4ND Do u0Un4lI0.



A Victory In Providence Givos she
Den,ocrais Control of the Eegis-
lniure,
Providence, April 10 The Democrats OF
the Midget State are once more IN posses-
sion OF the government. Ths postponed
Providence city election yesterday resulted
In 4 great Victory for the party Of tho
people. One Democratic senator and ssvsn
Dem icratte representatives. were elected.
In the case of tho eighth representative
there was no choice and another election
viii have to be held.
Tho complexion Il the incoming lagsla-
ture now stands 81 Democrats ard 81 Rs.
publ'cans, which gives the Democrats q
working majority OF the ltS members and
two to spare, insurlng tho election OF
"loaest" john W. Davis, of Pawtucket. us
governor; william T. q. Wardwell OF Bis.
toll, as !isutonnht governor; Edwin D. Nc
Guinneas VI Pfovidence, AZ sec etary OF
state; Htba o. Blocum Of ChepHchet, es
sttornsv general. az d John q. Perry Of
South Kingston as state treasnrar.
In the srnnte there will bs IA Democrats
and q Republicans, while IN the house
tara will be 40 Democrats and 20 Rapub-
licans, with one assemolyman to se elected.
POLITICAL POINTS.
Mrs. Laura Nj. Johns, president OF the
Kansas State Woman Suffrago Association,
| Is quoted az contradlctiug tae statements
that women are getting tired Of voting Mt
| municipal elections and are caaelng TO vote.
Sac gays "ths facts are just the reverse and
that women are steadily gaining Influence
IN nominations and elections end vii. soon
| havO full suffrage"
! The boatG o. canvassers IN JERSEY City,
| on Saturday,. officially declared Orestea
Cleveland elected mayor. Hs msiOrity
| accordir g to the returns, WIS 2,GG9. George
n Perkins, thn Republican candidate. whom
| Mr. Cleveland defeated, will contest the
] eleetion on tho ground Of fraud.
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BECK ON 8ALLOT hKFORAI,
A vigorous Address Upon tho Lead-
ing Issues or the Day.

ing Issues or the Day.
BosToN, April 14.-The annual dinner
of the Young Mems Democratic Club of
Massachusetts, in curnmemoration of the
birth of Jefferson, tooh place this even
ing at the Parker House. There were
about 800 guests.
The speakers of the evening were Com
greseman Wilson of West Virginia; ex-
Congressman Patrick Collins OF Masss-
ehusetts, and Jnmss NJ. Beck Of this city.
Referring to the oft-heard statement that
Pennsylvania and Philadelphia benefit
most by tho protective policy, Mr.. Beck
urged that "the hand Of the system Is not
less heavy on our industries than on
yours. Our m nufaoturers need cheaper
materials and wider mnrkets alike with
yours; our labor, alike with yours, feels
its strength, equal to any in the world,
unjustlv crippled; our conspmer, alike
with yours. feels the burdens of Excess
siye taxation. The most eloquent adyo-
cate We have for tariff reform is this high
sheriff OF our county, snd since thu cleo
tion OF 1888 in this promised era Of good
mes Coed save the mark y over 6s
wooden mills have bsep closed"
Az. Peck then referred to the absolute
necessity for ballot reform of such kind
al 20 guarantee the Tres and honsst ex-
preston of the popular will and the
danger in intrusting the Federal govern
meEt with the power to decide the results
Of elections. Dwelling on tile Bspubh-
can psgty's outrageous att ok on the
sanctity Of the bal OF, lIr. Beck praised
the course of lbe DemocrAtio President in
sacrificing oflioa rather than turn away
from pressing public reform. TIE
party did not "stoop TO conquer" The
Republican party, on the other hand,
mSde appeals 20 the selfish interests OF
the few, secured STAT from them, and
then proceeded openly to buy voters.
Calling upon the party to present a
united front, Mr., Beck concluded; LET
email minds condemn Cleveland for tenn.
porsrily sacrificing power il they will.
Nothing succeeds like success is false in
morals, false in politics, and is the maxim
of small minds. Cleveland, in tenn
porsrily sacrificing power, has raised the
Democratic party TO more lofty heights
of craftsmanship, and won for it the re.
spsct and admiration of the great mass Of
thinking man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
wrestling for the Championship.

PGINoFrELD, ILL.,, April l5.-Johnpie
Oonnors OF thi9 city defeated Joe Innes
of Buffalo, N. Y, in q catch. as catcb-can
wrestling match here last night for the
bantam-w weight championship of the
north. west, the men weighing ITO pounds
each. Innts won the first fall after
throwing Connors three times and the
falls not being allowed. Then Conuoys
won the next three falls and the match
sitter Innes had gained two or three more
falls that wers not allowed. all the falls
ware won fairly by Connors, however,
but Innes seemed the better wrestler. The
conteat was very exciting, and the men
very nearly came 20 blows several times
and tine referee WAS changed ones.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
PHIAaBELPHIA LIoRNsEs.
The Number GranseL by the Court
Monday.


PHILADELPHIA, April f5-The liquor
license court made Its announcement late
yesterday afternoon Of the license granted
to Wholesale ani reSati dealers. Ths
number OF wholesale licenses grated for
lsgJ.9i Ia $40 and retail licenses LIB.
In 1887 before the highltoense law went
into III .ct the number of licensed saloons
for the safe of liquor NJ retail was 5,77S.
This was te.nrs1 20 1891 in 1888, the fret
year o. high license, and to i,2y5 in 1889.
'hs gear the court was strongly urged TO
;ncr ase til" number Of licensed saloons ia
some quarters Of rhe city Ms to the best
meuns Of breaking up the speak-easies, but
II retn4aA to 30 go.
In 1889 thu court granted only 37G licenses
t. who esala dn4lsrs, orr Ters, bott!srs. & ).
UnIsr y supreme cour, decision the RI ciod
cases Were reconsldered and i62 additional
ltcanGe5 were granted, making a total OF
E3S This yeac there was great demand
for Wholesale licenses, and the court was
impelied to gfAnt a Larger number, though
Il Refused 1871 applicants against whom re-.
mons rrances mad neen tll"d.
This year there were 291t applicants for
retail licenses, E.or4 than hair of whom
we're refusni. " the ,173 granted l,l3t
are unchanged as 10 person 81 pi5ce. There
urs eight entirely new saloons, and very
few w4O had licenses IN ass, but we're ra
fused Ia 1889, ara nor restored.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
w4sr a Ssw BsBAxwA1sa.


gress by Cape May COuntians.
CAPE MAY, april l4-Petitipna asking
for the building Of o brehkwRter some
eligible point near Cape May and contain
ing the signaiu.es Of the most prominent
men Of tina lower part of shis county.
have heen prepared aad will be presented
TO Congress.
Tho legislature has passed resolution
reeitiug the great need which exists for 9
new Dreakwatsr and asking the attention
of Congress to tho subject.
Theproj ctisnota new one, for aregolu.
ton was presented to the 28th Congress
by the legislature in 1874 urging an
approximation for q breakwater at Cape
May Another fa7ofirg an appropriation
for the commencement of hreakwater
on Grow Shosl, near Cape May was
presented to tho Bath Congress ia 1886
Tho matter then received the serious at
tention OF Congress- and the necessary
surveys were made, resulting in report
to the Senate from Chief Engineer Joseph
G.. Totten, through Secretary Jefferson
Davis, "giving Information and e7timates
In regard u oonneo ing the e-breake,
with the BsaaeR4ter OF tina entrance OF
DelawaZe hey, end for the construction
OF brsakwpteE near Oape May"
! The late Hon. DowDs Edmunds, then {
4, mber Of the New Jersey senate, fron
4 Cape May county, was one ota committee
/ appointed by tho Legislature, to urge TIT
matter before Congress in 1853 and go
but the breaking ont OF the rebellion
caused it TO be dropped and the agitation
for ithas not been renewed until recently
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

slNu d
EalI OF Hat Newer AneEVn Before.
BIO 7MlSaToS, ILL.,, April l5..-Raports
iro mo section visited by tho hail and
raia aor'n vi sunday show that II prevailn d
In all pats OF this and udj1ining counties
nnd was very severe IL many places. II
& morally did greGt damage to wheat ant
cats and 10 the almost hloouithy fruit buds.
Such fail Of gigantic hail stones has
not haen sern hsre for years, Farm work
has hPsp delayed from ons 10 two weeks
art he roads arc rendered well nigh i'm
pasSaOle to say nothing ri the scures of
bridges that vera washed away. South
west I here the greatest damage By he
ha,i was at Ninter, aopSiuls ard Covel,
whore thousands OF paaGs Of glass were
destroyed.
II WAS In eastern Mclean county, how
ever, that the hail was mos phenomenal.
At Agrcwstalth six inches OF hail foil on the
level, heiEZ carried by the IN hing water
from he unueuGlly h1Ivy rainfall into the
Rnlles whsre 1t was found Ia tho morning
Tieh up two feet deep.
At hel heur the largest hall stones re-
port d foil. They wers rs large as walopte
aud crushed through shlnga roofs itH
grape-shGt. The streams about Padta
became torrents That swept away fences,
she pping oil fnnca.pOs's rix inches IA
diameter. Tho barn OF John Love Of Leroy
was torn into pieces by the Wind, and u
number Of ilne horses IN Il we're allied.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
INC E,aM. ,Genr ,.n.s,.,ent.

ST. PAUL. MIsN., April 1.-The MInuo.
sota slight hour league met hore yesterday,
AGO delegates representing every large city
IN the state being present. \ motion was
made for a meeting ol Representatives from
nil labor organizations OF the State to b.
held the second SuniHy In May tor the
formation OF n state federation Of labor.
The time, however, was considered too
short, and substitute was adop'ei direct.
ing the executive b Ard TO confer witE all
central labor organizations az 10 proper
date for anh the feasibility OF snch union.
The executive council Of the Farmera Al!l-
ance Will also be communicated with aud
report will be rnaie az Minneapolis May
l1th,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
uhoacs g 5s.o.,,er,s Creditors.

Ar Adjourned lng Of rne creditors of
J4aH z. Rhodes y & 0 p-opriRtors OF the
grpaDdHi Aston mis- II p&lvRra county,
Pl, vas held itn"ddy ffernnon in phiH.
i-lphia. A acTmltfen consisting of s. Emlen
Meic', JANE. q. Shaw ard William DO,i-r
wpe aprotn cd TO Wait TIA nuts Enl make
AZ EprrGisnnnSnr. The upprait emsnt ui
Rho les " Brothers assets amount 10
5}l3 Gl1. VhR liNSiHties amOuntto s3S2 900,
OF wbi'h Si3) ,0D1 aFe seeurpd. A cGmmttee
was appointed to eonaiiar prop 7sitton
that A. eaat4 Ong dollar be paid, and that
mr. Reoies 10 allowed to operate the mills
Upon tbs condition that he give security oil
equity and upon his property TO tho IN.
80 med creditors, to be placed in tine
hands of trustees untii the full amount
shall be paid OF, payments to be IN 1de In
six, ~, IL and q tnortLs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

4 young man led o blushing female
into the presence Of the Rev. Dr.. CArpen-
ter. 1--WE want to be married" ha said,
''sre you the Rev. Mr.. Carpenter ?" Yes"
replied the genial minister, Carpenter
and joiner"
Mr.. Acknowledgements, go over dot
neighbor to and get changed tivs- iollar
bill. Mrs. Issacstein--Vat for Jacob We
have blenty smkll changes dot house In.
Mr.. IssAcstein-Do vat told you. He
wash leetle ratified from drinking and
maybe he give you niokle too much in
dot change.
A New York barber got an order on
crested Fifth avenue note paper the other
day to bring his best shaving implements
to the mansion of certain millionaire.
''rhs letter" he says. "was in feminine
hand, and being an unmarried man. l had
allowed few ideas OF o.relegsly csptiyat-
inc an heiress to float through my mind.
That is why waxsd tho ends of my
moustaohe before l went around there.
When 1 arrived the proposition was that 1
should shave the headquarters Of poodle,
the same having alrsady been closely
clipped. They offered me 90 for the Job,
and the old maid who had the thing in
towagrsed to hold the dog, but refused"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

DENVER, Col, April PA circular
letter is being prepared by those opposed
to placing tariff upon Mexican lead ores
which is to be sent to miners of the
entire country. In the circular it is
shown that all ores sold on the public
market FOR come time past have contained
less than the average 5 per cent. As il
requires from two to three times this
aplount of lead TO smelt the same amount
of ore the CIRCULAR puts the question as
to where the deficit is to come from il
Mexican fiux;ng ores are excluded by duty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
gHE BsHER TROUBLE.
The Minority Party Win "a Victor,
an n Libel Case,


PHILADELPHIA, Apr is The case Of
E-her vs. Evangelical Publishing Com
pany was called for trial yesterday in the
circuit court OF the United States for the
eastsrn district OF Pennsylvania. This
case is bu. part Of the general fight now
going on between the majority or foreign
party Of the church headed by Bishops
Esher and Bowmau and the minority or
American party hsaded by Bishop Dubs.
Th9 plaintiff is the son OF Bishop Esther
end the son-in-law of Bishop Bowman
and brought this action OF libel last fall
by reason of several articles which ap-
peAred in the K0angelical, the organ of
the minority, in reply to certain articles
which be bad published commenting on
the former church trial of the Rey. FL. B.
Asrtz.er, editor Of the Egdngthcal.
The articles complained OF had accused
the plaintiff of falsehood, Islander, &c.
The defence pleaded justification that ia
that the articles complained of were true.
VIII n the court convened week ago the
plaintiff moved for continuance on the
ground Shat certain evidence could not
be secured from Germany in time for the
trial. The defendants resisted the mo-
tion and pressed for trial and offered to
eNA4it a. AaSto Wnioh pihlhtiu cApoeteel
to prove by the witnesses rom Germany.
The court refused to continue the case
and it came up for trial yesterday.
The plain'iS, however, did not put in
an appearance and the court entered q
, non-suit. This puts the cost OF the cass
on the plaintiff, and as the defendant had
y ggeat number Of witnesses who came
/ from Chicago, Cleveland and other dis
! tent points, these will smount 70 several
i nupdged dollars. This is the first time
that the troubles in the RYsngaliell Asao.
citation have got into tho courts, aud the
reanlt is considered decisive victory by
| the minority party.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
DsFAyLrnAss fSDrcraD.


heshthb ~ Aht EUNNSAhTNs
DuBuoUa, IA, April IL. It has jast
bsnUme known that the United STATED
Rssna jurY which was discharged last
Wednesday nighs found indictments
against President Il. L, Graves and
Osshier O. q. Hurts OF the defupct Com
mercial Rank witch failed for $500, 600
in Iarob, 1888 n
President Grsyes is jndic.ed on two
counts-oue, oTerd,nRing his account
when he h9d no means Of making restitu-
tinn, and another Of classifying the &c
counts the bauk n carrying Passet's
cla:uae, which had baen deem I'd as WORTH
leHs, and ia clHsBiiyirg ossrdratts "a de-
mand loans. 1t is Claimed that President
Graves had oVatdrsfts Of $1,000 or
81, 900 for some time before ne left tho
bauk.
Cashier Harris is indicted as being an
| accomplish. President Graves is now
running o bpak in Arizona. Css ,ier
Bsrris is now oh1hier of the First Ma
tional Bank ct Pueblo, Col.
Tho indictments have CAUSED much ex-
oitement bers where the men were for
merly prominent. The prosecution is
being pushed by syndicate Of country
bankers who no olaima sgsinst the
Commercial Bank sggregatiug S257, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
4 Hor oHnkcH WE.
a Pastor VIndicate;i HUT the Congre-
CATION ~ split.


JoLIET, ILL.,, April l2,-rhe scandal in
tas FIRST BaptAt Church involving the
pastor, the Rev. DE-. Whitman, who came
here from Ohsrlottetown, P. e. l.,
reached climax last night at the annual
meeting of the church. The election of
ofhcers resulted in the choice of board
of trustees end clerk favorable 10 the
pastor by small m jority.
A resolution Yves offered sustaining the
pastor aud denouncing his traducers.
This precipita,ed the most unseemly
wrsngle ever seen in church. Brothers
fought brothers in sharp sarcastic lam
gusgs and tho shrill voice Of the sisters
was also heard while charges OF forgery
and lying we're freely declared.
The pastor Snid he would not be logged
into Punishment by conspiracy and
amid great tumait the vote was taken
on the resolution, which was carried by
vote Of 81 to 49, The result was nailed
With tbs most tDnultuons applause. Th4p
D. i. Stiles and wife, the h;st accusers
of DR.. Whitusn, vera expelled. Tho
oppos!tioI viii build new church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

New YoHK, April l4.-What threatened to
bs long AID bitter contest between capital
has been aysrred and to-day men of all
trades went to work al tbe usual hour.
Tha difference between the Central Labor
Union and the Hecla iron works people
W 8 adjusted yesterday to the satisfaction
OF both parties and II propuueiamento was
sent forth tGat the men who wara called
cut on F-iday and Saturday should resume
bsen discharged.
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var. sSayarst fsl she south.

CHAHhEsroa, $. O., April l4.--Ex.Sec-
Rotary Baynrd and family are the guests
OF the Rnguanot Society of this place.
An ext ursioa Ground Charleston harboY
was the feature of MONDAY. Er. Baysrd
delivered su address at the Academy OF
Musio on 1.-THE PRONUNCIATION OF the
Eiiet Of Nantes" The principal feature
of he ADDRESS wss eaicgistic of the
Nugueaot character. He also discussed
ths character of the southern social e,e-
ment, and concluded by saying that the
whits race OF the aouth could never be
dominated by one OF interior intelligence
or moral force,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

wArEnTowN, N. Y, April I2.-Pe-
troIeum has been discovered on the farm
Of Mira. Ghauncey Doane, at Richyille,
St. Lawrence cognty. Lately it has ep-
peared in increasing abundance on
8uriaas and streams ia re. The geologi-
cal formation is tus same as that OF the
Pennsylvania region, and every indica.
ton po,nts 10 oil in paying quantities.
Tae citzsns in Richvilie ore excited, and
will organizs stock COMPANY to sink n
well.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

T1FFIN, o., April 12-The o'Brien
wagon works, large three-s'ory brick
structure, was destroyed by fire at an
early hour this morning, involving loss
Of 100000; Insurance, $4,000. A
general alarm was sent out but owing to
tn hydrants being oioggsd with mud
no water could be thrown until the FIRE
was beyond control. Nothing was saved
except a few unfinished wagons Seventy
hys men are thrown out OF employment
aud the probabilities are that tine factory
will not be rebuilt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
RInwn ~ ~ whItn cnn.,

KrNasroN, ONT, April II Miller
Mcintyre OF Downdys Eapids has bean
victim of the White CAPS While at
Tweed recently note was addressed TO
him ordering him to pack mp aud clear
out. Hs did not heed the warniug and a
few days ago his hcUae was shattered
by dynamite. Though violently thrown
from their bed, none Of the nlne inmates
were injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

sPGINertELp. Ill, April y. A short
but desperate prizs fight took place near
here last night. The siuggera were
Martin Bgopny, a local pueilist Of rome
note, and Jimmy BRtas, who oa1ls here q
few days ago from California. Brophy
had the best Of the fight from the START,
and laid out his antagonist in she fifth
round with . blow in the neck. Batss
was brought TO town insansible, with
blood running from his moss, mouth and
ears. The fight lasted II minutes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April l5.-Train
No. 81 on Fitchburg railroad collided
with freight car about 10 81 O'Clock last
night. The car had been blown down the
track from Rotterdam junction by the
heavy wind aud stoyped just beyond ths
ourvs. The Crash threw Engineer Pill
ipgs and his fireman from the cab and the
fireman YVES badly hurt. The engine,
baggage car, the sleeper, mail car and the
sleeper New ashland were derailed, the
first two being badly smashed. The pas
ssngsrs esosped injury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

oxF m, PA, April l4.--The opening SEES
sioA OF the spriag meeting Of the Prssoy-
terry OF Chester was held In tho First Church
tbis evening. The retiring moderator, the
iiev. DE-. Joseph Vance of Chester, preached
the opening sermon. The Rev. II. A.
Mclean OF the Forks OF Brandywine was
elected moderator. The Rev. NJ. A. Jacobus
OF the Oxford Church, presented the mod
orator With gavel made from log of the
First Presbyterian Church IL this pt CO.
Ths moderator, on receiving IL, said he
vision,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

O'HEosH WIS, Aaril ll.-Pres!deut Albet
of tha state Normal Sinooi hers. hos re-.
eetved latter from Que OF the judges OF the
supreme court OF the state, conesrning ths
reeant Bible decisions. In answer TO the
questions OF Alh4e the judge says that tn
decision prohibiting the reading of tbs
Biule ia schools merely fort.ds It's use az 4
special book for specifically religious pur,
pore. In other cords the Db.e may b.
used IN Il soho like y history y any 5the,
hook ard e7 sucn may be read b4tote tho
utire school.