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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12
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NOTHING GREEN ABOUT HIN.
= Rural Traveller Who Was Up 70 the
tricks at the CITY Isuneo Man.

= Rural Traveller Who Was Up 10 the
Tricks at the City Bunco Man.
he was an elderly man. probably
titty His whiskers grew In little tuft
like Uncle Sans straight out from the
point of ms chm his linen buster was
evidently the same lie had purchased to
ATTEND the state fam several years ago,
He cliue out of the front end OF the
depot. gsued around ia bewildered
iashlon up and down and across the
street. and halt dozen cabmen rushed
iuI huu htadlong
Cab. slrt cab. sirI This way"
ANY pari ui the city sir nice cab'"
/ Take you to good hotel. sir. for a
quarter
( tine had ms grip. the other the UNI
brella and third had hlm pInioned 10y
/ the ample folds OF hls buster Just
+ then we'll dressed luan who had been
Watching the occurrence approached.
and WAVING the cablnen aside said.
/ WlIer- de- Won want to 20. Sirf"
He recovered hlS grip umbrella and
biNdAh hiHl. sititCu up az blr thail
grinned a sardunc rural spaSmodic
grim, and ~ liz gripped hIs belongings
and backed oi remarked S;lrcaStically
That's none OF your daried busi
ness You d like ter know whar come
from too wouldn't yer An ei my
Iolks is all we'll. an how the crops are
Mrhbe you know somebody down in
"uI town All uSe to play on my iarn
when yer was a hoys Speak out. amt
nights Ant my name Smtrh an don't
remember Hiram johnson All his boy
iNrk that run oil To CaliiornyI An
,iunt ! rtsgnlzr yuus Yes. | guess
10 AN 1T you dunI git RIGHT uut'n hyaI
tarIlal quick Ill call thr l,erlice will
know yer didus been IA In
ianapolIS five times tea notlmn an
inni take tile paper lt.Si ieI the err
rpP,rtS You git now quick
Rnt assure you sur. you arr mis-
taken ! don't know you and don't
want TO only Thought"
Thought 4 like. to cash check. ol
play lottery or buy green go,nis Ell
Whars yer parlnrr' Amt il pretty
neal time ter hnu ter show upf
I tell you Sir you arr mistaken.
am III tire employ oI tins railway anc
mH Thought | might save Won som,
trouble with tlose cablnrn Now Z,
on and II you do get bunroed win
don't say il wasn't your own fault.
and the Irate young man rrtIred M
stairs Ia the coiupany's offices
The agriculturlSt wlnked the othe
eye III admiration OF las own slIrpwd
ness and calling a cstbinan said
Young IMAM. yOn take tur to the =
building that's whaI the Universal In
vestnrnt company l.. amt it, The.
+, advertise to pay Sim in sly months oil
81 II week put IN. All beguslI I'm goil
tea buy some shares ThpI BETTER
, county bouds Chicago Times
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

Louisiana aud Ohio are noted local.
ties for petriiied trees In the former
state. several years ago. in turning up
the ground an ancient forest was I'M
earthed. and In succession two Others
below the tirt. Scientists. Judging
from the state of the trees. say that at
least 10000 years elapsed between the
growth Of the first and the last forest.
In some parts Of the island Of Antigua.
one Of the British leeward group. there
ARE some remarkable examples OF stone
forests In Van Dienan's Land similar
forests are known to exist. Some OF
these are only partly siliciiied. while
Others are changed to clialcedony hard
enough TO cut glass st Louis Re
public.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

In the matter Of mere distance GOV
cred the records oi the worlds famous
traveller. do not make much ol - show
beside those Of some railroad men All
old railroad man na'n+d Layton. now n
sleeping car superintendent AT Indian
apolis. has kept record o. lils loiir
neyings since 1863. aud tile total Is 2.
3:jS. 2f6 miles Conductors q BnUIe
late Of tile Reading. has covered 2.SI1
900 miles. and another Reading con
ductor has ridden something over l.597
100 miles Even these figures would
probably be unsurpassed by the record
Of some Of the old captaiuSO Of tile ocean
steamships. New YORK Gun
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12
A Waterloo Hero.

farmhouse with an orchard sur
rounded by thick hedge. formed a
most important point in the British
position at Waterloo, and was ordered
to be held against the enemy at any
sacrifice. The hottest OF the battle
ragged around this point. but the Eng
lish behaved well and beat back the
French again and again
At last the formers powder and ball
were found TO be running short; at the
same time the hedges surrounding the
orchard took fire A messenger was
sent to the rear for more powder and
ball. and in a short time two loaded
wagons came galloping down to the
farmhouse. the gallant defenders of
which were keeping up scanty fire
through the flames which surrounded
/ the post.
The driver OF the first wagon spurred
his struggling horses through the burn
| ing heat, but the flames rose fiercely
around and caught the powder. which
exploded. sending rider. horses and
wagon in fragments through the air.
For one instant the driver of the second
wagon paused, appalled, by his com
rade's fate. the next. observing that
the flames. beaten back for a moment
by the explosion, afforded him one
desperate chance. he sent his horses al
the smoldering breach. and amid the
cheers OF the garrison landed his cargo
safely within. New York Recorder
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

W
" . STUNT. X h at.art r
warner. HDryt y BrJJt.s ia E..
Action brought In tic District Z
Fifth Judicial District ui u stat
% and for tuHGHm county. Htt
hiinl flied IN the said county ul 1851 Il
tie utiicr uf tue Clerk ~ sa,u Disttict ill.,.
10 VI - Stuart. II. X stuart, 4. j ktts :.
Joseph warner. Hcrvey BrUUkc ana James
King: You are hereby. required to appear
in an action brought against you by abOyc
named plaintiff in tile District court oil the
Filth judicial District OF the state Ut Idaho
In and for the county of bingham, ana Ia
answer the complaint filed therein. within ten
days. exclusive OF the day OF servicc.J after
the service on you of this summons. II served
within this county, or III served out OF this
county but within the district. then within
twenty unys, otherwise within forty days, or
judgment by default will be taken against
I you according to the prayer OF said complaint
The said action Is brought To- obtain a dc cree
| OF this Court for the foreclosure o. one Ger
I tain Mortgage described IN the said complaint
and executed by said q Stunrt ana X
I Stuurt mis- wife, ON the 1th duy 81 JHuuHty
I d o. to secure the payment ct c,Ithln sum
I OF lEahey now due plnntiU frDm 10 stuart
\ ard X X Stuurt and amounting to ~ 40 ~
I ami II a3YiIahic attorneys fee: that the preni-
\ scs conveyed by said Mortgage may be sold
/ proceeds applied 10 the payment ri said sun
I Ut IS 80 III and interest from date, attorneys
i fec ufid for costs of this action ana snlc, anu
/ plnIntn further pruys that the dcfcnuHnts y
I j KGistl. Joseph Warner, HcrYcy Brooke and
james King be required To show u this court
I the nature and extent OI the cluiiHE they UHy
! nave % said property adverse % the plaintiff,
/ and that the mortgage Of y J kuisei he clos.
cd " necessary, aud for proper relief. and in
case such proceeds are not sufficient u pay
/ the same, then to obtain an execution ugaInst
4 said ~ y. Stnurt and X stuart, Tor balance
I remaining due. and also that the said sUtrnd
unts ana all persons claiming 10y, through or
Il under them may be barred und tOteclOstd ol
7 all right. title, calm, Hen equity Of redcmp.
/ ton aud interest In and 20 snld mOrtRaged
/ premises, and for other and further relief m
\ wiz more fnlly appear by reference 10 the
/ complaint ON file herein
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
4 10 appear atid answer the suid complaint, a.
I above required, the plaintiff will apply to tho
I court Tor relief demanded In suid complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Ul the
District Court of the Fifth JIdlCiai
I seal DistricC OF state VI Idaho, In ANA for
the county Of Bingham, this lat duy 81
September, lsDl NJ PATRlE. clerk,
/ By Gro II. 8AgOs, Deputy Clerk
Smith & Smith, Attys. Tor Plaintiff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

Dominic Johnson. whom old Brook
iyniteS will rpcuIIpci was taken IN
unre A wouldl,+ Bsnt,iict wrote to-
lIiu To engage. his SERVICES ia tying the
matrimonial knot and limited that he
was saving rulI oI five dollar gold
pieces with which tU tee the doctor
An evening OF two later said the
Clergyman III telling the story he
hon0r..d the with a call He was nc
rouwanIrd 10y one OF the prertiest little
women ever saw performed the
ceremony and he insisted upon my
Kissing the bride He made an OfficIOus
display Of long thin roll we'll wrapped
~ tInfniI and n bowed HIM out he
slid II slyly into my side pocket When
returned to my library examined the
roll and found" -
'Whatr
a clurhespin surrounded with ten
penny nails A month or two after
ward he wrUte to me froIu st Louis
saying that he had charged me the
wedding tee was To have received for
kissing his bride
There ~ halter awaiting that
knavs. concluded the Clergyman
warmly and never read oil hang
my that | do not wonder II he isn't the
victim travelling to glory under an
alias New York World.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

- us rtsir ~ John ~
taudwif, f,ft t4 tIts ltssdss.
ysu H,ay Ms fsk tEth bui We can
tsach y0n lNikiy 70 So fnfst0 tim 81 10
ftN iiay AZ h. ag, 4ad ffa,- 4s ysu -
on H,sth sTtes, al srts ~ sD' rsft ~
Ansfisn ytiu rHu tutnHpsbi HDale, Civ
Iing ali yom iHie star " assists only -
tlle Nufk. ~ y feW Gnat ~ ~ ~ ~
every spFkfr 10 start t6u. frriHshinF
svsfyihlnr EASILY, Hitlt it,f ifsfntH
TAkrlntLAIs 'tEF Attfrss 90 ar-s
sItasGa ~. lANh NhAt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

a French amateur photographer has
mounted camera on a kite, and gets
Remarkably clear views from a height
of 100 70 l50 feet.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

aEARFYsF :. ',,n;d :, ~, Wv noe st-s'a,
FTg ~ ~ II sihsr tuunE Old, and IN tasiT
MVW s-a 3, hs,.''' ~ =, A.,
We Furnish svsrybnr We taH 80 fsk You dssgs
ynf ~ Time 70 che vofk This u
sntrsy i-a ni trRs ondsrfal 0rksf
BsFinnss 'nrnr f ess 10 ssa pstvssh sd spusfs,
ind nofs thfa utiip ssner We furnish the
plymsnt ant tsarh No srats captain Fsii
Information TRUE a. CO.. AtetsIA, hAtAB.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Odd Fellows Cemetery IL now in
the hands Of the Trustees of Golden
Rule Lodge No. "a aud all parties
holding receipts for lots present them
To L. W. WEST, and get deed for
the same. By order of Trustees
Il. j. OSBORN, J
II. w. Curtis, Trustees
GEo. II. HAPER.
All applications for lots must be pre-
sented to NJ, sIester, Financial Sec
Rotary, who has the plats in charge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Salt Lake CITY.
Conducted by the
Sisters Of the Holy Cross.

The course OF study Il thorough, enbracins
all the branches belonging 20 a first class eau.
cation Ph1nOgrnphy, Typc-wriling aud BOok-
keeping taught Language, urasinR aud
Vocal lessons ia cluss being Included ia az
English course form no extra charge. Young
ladies' wishing "a pursue the Higher Art a.
the Musical course arc afforded special faell.
ities ia zach. The usual modification OF tsrms
uapdr when more Than one VI thc same family
attend schOul az the same time.
The pupiis OF All HaiioWn College are per.
nitted 20 visit their sisters at the Academy,
tiHif rates cdn b. secured for pupils on The
dads not ga tside the Territory,
Studies Tor bnardetn and day pupil win -
sumsd TUESDAY September lst, itSl.
TRIMS MODERATE,
send reference. foF catalogues, etc. "a.
aFess rs above.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12
Idaho Stage Go.

Tbs cheapest. the shortest aud most direct
fntitp bVtNeeu the North, Fast and
West ana thu points named
arr Hg Nail, Passengers and Express.
leaves tiiaCkfUut Daily nj a. m. for thr Blp
i1-t River Mines. Houston Chailis. llUuanfn.
clayton. Custer ttty. ktnnnnd Hay Horse
Passengers are carried In fifst Glass cDAeitee,
driven w careful and experienced drivers
Eating Houses On the tnU aru unsurpassed
accommodating agents who arr ready at al
t!urH 10 furnish patrons with fun information
regarding towns, minca and surrounding com
try. Pur further information apply 60
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12

spaF Hiiis fsstans. hsvr hs-u Tssfs a.
wnFA ~ -. b. Aum fsna. Awstin,
ftsa, snd lHh tirnu. folsSia. tfisia
So sui pthsss sry q ihF ss~sIi WIZ
t4st ruR snus Fafl HVsf 40. % .
tpanih, Iur sau 40 III ssngk and iirs
u afrus. whsrFvrr Fau 80 Evsn BE-
Einners Hrr EASILY ssfulnr ffpn "a
iva day All sErs W sbaw rau NV
sud sisrt yeu. ran vert ~ stusfr Inns
- al ~ lime. HiF Htau-f eYf y rrt &
sfs Fatiafs unkpaun ~ fbsull
NkW Hnd ysssntsrfai faftisuis ffss
. EssN $50 Portland. NJ ains
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-12
OGDEN
SUMMONS

In the District Court uf the Fiftn Judlcinl
District OF the state OF Idaho. IN and Tor thf
county OF Bingham
Commercial Nat unal Bank Df OGDEN Utah.
Ia corporation, PHuutiG,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Stole Horse, Baby and Wife.

LEBANON, Va. O,t. 10 Quite ssnsa-
tlon waa produosd hers g iaw days ago by
the arrival Of me shagff wish Rev. Thomas
8 Grimaley, Hsrd.saslI Baptist preacher
of Rosssl coanty, for whom warrant was
Issued Sunday, charged with clipping with 8
brothers. wife, etc. The offioers have just
suoceeded In capturing hn, after most ex-
citing chase, st Backs Ford, near the edge
OF tns county. The charges ere shat he
'dId feloniously steal, abduct sud purloiu
tbs horse, baby ana vile" Of Rav. Jaspor
SkeiD, OF Rascal county, and was making
for she KausucSy boydes whea overtsken.
Both ara man Of prominence eff the 'Hard-
Shall" Baptist faith. Ms Gglmsey is q
haudsom9 nan ofs i:tle above tue average
height. end Mrs Betty Skein, with whom
he s seid TO have eoped, Ia a pretty blonde
with lovely figure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
In the Power of q Eariac.

a dispatch from London says: Another
outrage has just occurred on railway train,
proving the danger of the compartment ey5-
tom. As che trsiu on tie Great Western
Railway was pulling out OF the station ct
o dbury, an unknown man, about Is years
CT age, dashed soross the platform ond
jumped into a secord class carriage. The
only other occupant of the compartment was
Miss Amy Smith, aged %, daughter of e
well-kuown merchant of Birmingham.
Tho msn who had go urosremoniousy
eneered tbs compartment, bsns glaring
eyes Gu the young woman, wbo ionnd her
SELF 10 the presence of s. maniac 10 her ter-
ycr che scr-smed 70. help, bu; nc one herd
her cries. When tbe sGsin had ettaired tull
speed BE auddeuiy threw cpsn the door on
rne Size ussr which she orounne6 In the cor.
ner, ps,alSzsd with fear, eeizsd her around
the waist cad hurled hey cuE of the carriage
while the train passed swiftly on. Miss
Smith struck tbs ground With great violence,
bur was not killed by the ISL, although bad
~ bruised. Sis managed to reach the near-
eat station end told her etory. Dispatches
were sent on TO arrest hes ess0ilent. but he
had escaped ssfore the a!srm rescbed the Of
Gcere. Sesroh has been made In every d.
reotion, bat no traces of the fugitive have as
yet eeen found. Mics Smith is in serious
condition FROM the injuries she received end
the terrible ehocs she experienced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Howell Shot in Malice.

A, Y. Howell made long statement to the
iu-y in Warrenton, Ga, Thursday, in his trial for
murder, in which he admitted shooting Capt. Nc
Grsth, whom he accused Of foully slsndering his
wife, and acknowledged that the decd was done
in split of malice. He closet By saying:
81 know il was malice in my heart that caused
mo 60 shoot him. Could / have without I'M nry,
aud grcat injury to my oen family and my honor,
avoided tho necessity of taking his life how glad
ly would have done 80. desire to say further,
a higher regsrd for human Ito than / have. I
took Capt. McGra.h's life 20 prevent his wrong
ing more than one man can wrong another.
ITO tako mans lie Is not 80 bad as to debanch
his home. loved my wife devotediy. l believed
in her virtue and fidelity to me implicitly, and
sought only to protect her homo and my home
| am not infallibe, but CLAIM tho protection Of
the law. / have done nothing moro than the law
says may, and what shy honorable man would
have done under similar ciicumatsnces."
court adjourned when Howell had finished HE
statement.
Yesterday the State introduced letters asserted
Co be in Mrs. HCwells handwriting They were
written both before and after her marrsg-, aud
T;ere OF such character that il is difficult TO
credit them IS being tho product of q young lady
reared in Christian land. 1t is asserted that
these letters were written by Mrs Howell TO NJ
Grath. The eyiience now being given is intend
ed to throw discredt on Els. Howell rs having
invited advances.
After the prisoner had listened to the reading
OF tho letters he made statement to the jury, de-
claring loss of faith in his wife, averring that he
ehot Mc91sth in defence OF what he supposed was
q pare woman, and threw himself on the mercy
of he Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Love in a Plush Coffin.

jennings u0d-ftasiog ssiae!stmant, ia
NorwaIk, Conn, 8hioh be.i9Ysss ii tho Sc
perDs!ural bsvs for weeks supposed SC De
hsuu.ed, waa late Thuraduy nsht diacovsr-
Ell 20 be the trgsing paca Of ooupis Of
young lovers. Taeir names are William
Boutou, !ormsly OF Lewisbo.o, n. Y. wn9
obtained employment In iha1 CRY Sd Mr.
Jonnlues' ss3isteos, sud Miss Lnmheredo >
pretty woman employed Nv T. &. Sherwood.
Bouton had tho key to the ctlcn, ami after mos
people had retired he and bis sweetheart woud
enter ard behind the drawn curtains pas tho
fleeing hour away. When the streets were de-
sorted laso Thursday evening the glimmor OF
light through the darkeneo windows aroused Sic
suspicious OF the police, and &n investigation w9s
ordered. Jennings WIS summoned, and u9on bis
order tho door was opene. by Benton. he denied
all knowledge OF any other person being in tho
building, but sestch in = rear rOom diecovorcd
Miss LImberado snugly cnsconced ina beautiful
plush.covsred coffin. She was quickly drawn
from her hiding place and tskon home and her
lover was discharged at daylight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

q number Of persors were killed In riot
ia Rio Jsueiro on Thursday night.
Parnall!tfa will naiutain their conflict With
the uaj rig Of tae lash parliamentary
party
The fcneral OF Charles Stawari Paruell
the Irish eadar, which wiil ieke place in
Dublin tomorrow, promises to be one OF
TIA GREATEST pageants in ,hs recent history
Of ireland.
Ministers Gnyot, Roche END Bowler, oil
the French Cabinet, while riding through
the streets OF MarHsilles yesterday were
Kissed and hocteG, and soma one ln Che
orogd hurled an open iong-bls3ed knife ct
them.
The conservatives In the House OF Com
mons are divided on the question CT who
shall bs the successor OF the Late Rs. Hon.
Wm. Henry Smith rs leader Of Stat codY.
LORD Salisbury, it lie eaid, will sppoint Nj
Gcechen TO the position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Virginia Doctors.

Thursday evGnlng's aes5ion Of the Virgin
ia Medical Society at LYnohbIrg was large
iy occupied in the discussion Of two papers
OF great Importance 20 She public. These
papers relate-ono to the "Drink Problem
from ii Medical Point of View" and the
other kindred subject. the Disposal Of
The Insane" The fret pGpor Was from DE-.
T. D. Crotbers, of Hartford, Conn.,, who is
recognized &c emnon5 authority On al cub
jeoss pertaining TO tie slcohoi habit. de
asserted that inebrlety was q disease and
could be traced TO distinct csuses which ap-
pear TO foio1 uniform iina Of march from
stsge 81 stage. Among the causes heredite-
~ wss tina most prominent and also ell
iornnc Of brain So6 nerve representations.
The pse Of algohCi 10 excess VAS evidence Of
exhaustion Of the Grain and central nervous
system. He claimed tbas maBS Causes were
farther back than the sa!ocn, and that the
Gttnr vas only tbs trainiDg-school. He
concluded by urging the establishment OF
wcrk-hou5e hoapiCals, where ell cases could
De ssnJ snd treated. The Work-house hos
pitala should be neGe ssi!-eupp0ItIng Dy the
work Of the inUBtes and by a tax ca the
desler OF spisiis. a large number Of these
cases can be cnsed aut returned 10 society
10 condition TO support themselves. The
drink problem IL = medical Que, and The
public should demand instruction from
physicians, and not from tbs lsdy refoFruers
as Il. present.
Tbs !sst.naned paper was by DR.. J. L.
Graham, oi WytDa7!ile, w., In which he
discussed tho danger ID the pnbhc by allow
icg ctimins lunslics their liberty. The
remedy suggested ia TO discourage the dis
charge OF pstieas5 from asyiums du.lug lu-
cid intervals. Such was the 10. esess shown
by tho approving discussion whloh followed
these subjects thai Professor W. @. Dabney,
Of the e sives!ty Of Virginia. offsred the fol-
lowing. which wss unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That committee CT three Dc
appointed, whose duty il shall be TO fofmu-
late some plaa 80 pTssenc TO Chs Legislature
for regulating mora satisfactorily The com.
mitment of p5.rons supposed 90 Is Insane
ard Lhe oontrol CT so-caled criminal lung
sics.
Dr.. Slaughter, OF the Theological Samins.
~, rsad Z papss on Parasites in ,he Blood"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
The Ecumenical Methodist Council

WASHINGTON, Oot. 10-Tas fourth day's
session OF the Methodist E3umenicaI Council
gas presided over By Raw. DE-. William Ar
thur, Of England, who conducted the devo.
tioual exercises. After number OF resolu-
lions and memorials had been laid aside 10,
consideration at later day, the regular
programme Of The day vas taken up, the
subject for discussion being "Tbe Church
snd Scientific Thought when Rsy Psrcy W
Bunting delivered az address
Rsv. DR.. Milton g. Terry, of Evanston,
ILL.,, spoke on tbs attitude OF the church to.
ward the various phases of unbellei.