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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
FnnComlnr.

Manager Genther's next attraction at
the Grand Opera House will be the New
Peck's Bad Boy Co., who will appear on
next Friday and Saturday, Septem6er
10th and October lst. Messrs. Griffin
& Wilson, the managers, have had the
play entirely rewritten and improved,
have introduced new characters and
without doubt are carrying the strong
est company Of comedians ever with the
play, The specialties are all bright
and catchy, and they carry qnite a
number of charming ladies, who sing
tuneful songs and wear elegant cos
tunes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
rhe Letter Commended.

New YORK. September 2L-The man
agers of the Democratic National Head
o1arters are receiving numerous letters
from prominent Democrats from all over
the country commencing Mr.. Cleveland's
letter of acceptance. Ex-Secretary OF State
Ravard writes: "Mr. Cleveland, as is his
habit. saws what he means and leaves no
Doubt thar he means what he says. Hon.
est men everywhere will only respect him
more and the class that feel the halter
draw, VIII only detcst and fear him more +"
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rhnnrht HImselL a Bad AIan.

ENGLISH. IND, September &.-J: G.
u-i-ceid claiming to be lumber merchant
- 7 90 county. Va, arrived here last even
ing - He said he was on bond for killing
,.,6-,ereI desperadoes In that county, which
Comfy he represented as hea;henish, wild
eDd unclaimed. He also claimed that j. Z.
Tin IF;ncsid was by long odds the worst man
that English had ever entertained. he
snsIlv succeeded in raising row WITH
Tr-S Tobn Robinson. Robinson fatally crushed
his skull. Kincaid cannot live over a lew
hours. No attempt has been made TO arrest
Robinson.
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HnuItAnnenred.

ST want something original written
about it," be SAID, as he stood In his
dress suit. bending over his friend, the
newspaper man. ''Don't use that old
phrase about q quiet wedding You
know 1 ike originality"
This Is what be read next day:
"a very loud and sWagger affair, f" etc.
-BuG0lO Enquirer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

BUzzARp's BAY, Mass, September 81
Congressman Price, Of Louisiana, and
Henry Mccall. a prominent Democrat OF
tho same State, made ex-Presldent Cleve-
land a pleasant call yesterday. John Nc
Kenna. who, during Mr.. Clegeland's ad-
ministration. was usher at the White
House, also called.
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sterensnn In Kentueky.

MrDDLEsBoEo,E KY, September 27.-When
the train bearugithe Hon. a. L. Stevenson
rolled into the depot, a large and entnusi-
astic crowd headed by a brass band had
gathered there TO greet him. Loud calls
from the crowd brought him TO the rear
platform, where he thanked the crowd and
assured them of success in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
,,-. H.rrl.on Holds Be- Ovn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September sI-Alrs-
Harrison had comfortable DAY aIter IesS- ssS-
ing fairly well during the night -S..4 Sne eou,e
ma ma Lent some portions Of the day: Mrs.
a. .,.Ss6n is holding her own, though there
= lite II any change in her condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
SHOT TIE MAYOR.
Mayor Martin of MOnongah Receives
Bullet from a Speak Easy Keeper.


Special Tsieoranl 10 htS Register.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA, September H.-Doc
Harr has been running a fpeak-easy at
Monongah about five miles from here, and
yesterday his wife was arrested for selling
without a license. While the trial was in
progress and Mayor Martin was about to
commit Mrs Harr to jail for refusing to
answer certain questions, Harr appeared
at the window with Winchester rifle and
shot the Mayor, John Martin, through the
shoulder. Mr.. Martins wound was at
first thought to be fatal and reports were
abroad to-day that he had died but such
reports were unfounded. Harr has been
arrested several times before this and was
recently refused license. Harr gave him
self up last evening.
Reports this evening from Monongah
state that Martin was resting very com
fortably. The physicians have located the
ball under the breast-bone, but thus far
have not removed it. The most severe In
dignation was expressed against Herr.
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IittIe Cholera sonce.

BENTON. Mich, September 27.-Excite-
ment exists here over a rumor Of case Of
genuine Asiatic cholera in Royalton town
ship, five miles south of st. Joseph. James
Weed, an old man, lived in reeking filth
and was taken i'll, with every symptom Of
cholera. DR.. j. s. Beers pronounced the
case genuine and thoroughly disinfected
the premises.
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cleveland TO Visit New York.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, September 81
It is now expected that Mr. Cleveland will
make a visit TO New York, this week pos
siblv. leaving here on Thursday night. He
will only be absent from here q few days.
MIR Cleveland has been in receipt OF many
congratulatory kilograms to-day regarding
his letter of acceptance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
THE NEWS OF TIE DAY.
snnlre GInespr,s Court.

Mrs, Ann Keim swore out a warrant
yesterday before Justice Gillespy for
Ida : Robinson, charging her with
keeping a house of ill-fame. Ida then
retaliated by swearing out warrant
against Mrs. Keim. on similar charge.
Both cases were set for hearing this
afternoon at three o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

Sse,amber 27.-The Demo
..,.s convention was held 10
T.~r.s to-day. Mr. Joseph
CHAIRMAN of the State Com
.f tae convention 20 order.
rr his Office, Mr.. Quincy
gl.a po,.,h
'.. ...H.f that without the electoral
Nm Work tley could not nope 20
.-...-s.r some complications lu the
--| Nest. the situation has not
- ...- respect. There has never
H...s .u my Judgment Tor Eepuo o.
....r- gf carrying New ork,
-r. expectation of Demo
..-9 and division. Inat
...- H.s been diss.pated. lu the
.... common enemy the Democrats
-y....gre fully united all are now
- .r..r. common desire 20 secure
--.... success and a common deter
...- .. achieve ir The inspiration
rf forces has been teltin every
-t-.. country Iu the West the
.- marty ls almost ey6ryW
..- F.rt uu1r the defensive. In
-.--.s This iglt Isl already recog-
..rs. losing one. Many electoral
ts-argra counted as surely bepuo-
~ --e-r.eva0ly lost 70 that party.
Som. the spectre of the Force on
.--|- exercised 0y Republican lead
motives of policy, but ready 90
.-a.n iu any tangible form in
m HsuDicaD success, ls bringing
democracy many OK tlo71 Wl0 nave
r ---lred away
..un.ryee on permanent organ
rafea partial report recon-
n Hon. Charles Theodore Rus
fr.utr.dEe, as permanent chair
Tie rec0umeudatiOn was adopt
n Sir Russell was escorted % the
u amid much applause, when he
-.f 81 brief 1ut eloquent speech.
nm.t,sa on resolutions then re-
tie platform, which was adopt
rsrlorsinc the Chicago platform,
-a residential record Of Grover
md is commended, the platform
,.l,.
heartily endorse toe tariff plank of
a Democratic platform Iarlu
.seaI other taxation should oa
h- public purposes Oulv. We de-
f- .la true DEVELOPMENT or Quf
Industries that raW materials sna-l
re Tree VI duty.
rt luav slit The temporary eN-
esot tho Republican party politics
.e..rs Force bill. iu the background,
ra w.rr Senator Hoar that the
.l t.ar measure is rhe essence OF
rf,u. and tllt Republican sue
r bring with TO- u renewed attempt
... a measure which meua,es tae
. .1erties 0taAOur people w
BE- platform then asserts that the
.-5.... .-roy has not administered
uu Service law iu accordance
f, letter 0r Its spirit aud demsHdS
.srr enforcement of its measures.
Republican party has conceived,
and s-l protects trusts and com
s ' ..t .- .-'.l-s,- ..'' ,f +rs oaorie NJ, Z
s.-.-s and allowed the favorei
accumulate prrcelv fortunes. Il.
suffered the public domain which
have been sacrediy preserved Ior
--5 81 ..sfs 10 pass '-'o ,-7 U1I'S "
..ls., o,- r,o-,,.,.,tic rsDrs-
~. '- ..r-c.sss -,1rr tresr vaIu5bIe
f. s.-r7rf ,f ne Gauss Of sound
Waafvocate The removal of the
--. tax on such circulating notes Of
banks as are so secured that their
ISL. .a ..IHUN- tUr.. o. hh L U4-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
The BlcY.,Ie RacIng.

proRrA. LIS, September 2S.-The bicy-
Gle races at the State Fair To-Day were
tame In the extreme. Not single record
was broken and the only interest MANIFEST
I'd was in the nile safety, open wnlcn was
-, - ~, Munger. Of Chicago, Johnson Of
s9:,,,'caroiis. Y :. second an6 Lumsden. Of Chi
-'aao ...ls - f6ind. Time. 2:32 20 The other
events we're 1eatureless,
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FoOls pay A JOKE
Which Results in the Death Of the Vic
Electricity the Agent.

KANSAS. CITY, Mo, September at.
B. Vincent an emplOye in an implement
house here, was killed last Saturday by
what was supposed 10 be accidental contact
Win an electric light wire in the house,
where he was employed. The coroner had
On inquest over his body yesterday and
f01nd that two other employees attempted
to plav practical joke upon the
unfortunate man by attaching the electric
light wire 20 a piece of machinery which
Vincent handled several times a day
When he next came iH contact with the
machinery and placed his hand upon it he
Zen dead from the shock. The ioKers will
probably be arrested.
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
Colonel William P. Canady, Of North
Carolina, Takes His Life in
HIS OWN ROOM AT WASHINGTON.

Circumstances Preceding the Deed
Cast Severe Reflections Upon
the Dead Mans Integrity-A
Very Respectable Young Wo-
man, Unfortunately Mixed Up
in the Affair-Canady Was a
Prominent Republican PoIti-
clan and Ex-S x-Sergeant-at-A Arms
of the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
The Reading Combine sued in Chic,

CHICAGO, September 21-The Inter.
Ocean turned over 10 States Attorney
Longenecker mass Of evidence collected
by IL in reference TO the Reading Coal
Trust. and this afternoon that officer
brought a suit in Chancery Court 10 enioin
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Co. from doing business in Cook
county.
The petition recounts various leases and
agreements between the Reading and other
companies, and charges that the said com
bination is an unlawful conspiracy in re-
straint Of trade and a confederation or
control the production Of anthracite coal,
and prays the Company be .enioined from
continuing the alleged conspiracy TO ad-
vance prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
The Platform Makes the Issue.
S,,..faI TsL10r1sn 10 thS Rs1tstsr

CoLUMBUs, o., September 27.-When
Governor Mckinley was asked to-day il it
was true as reported here that he had ad-
vised the State Republican Committee not
to make the force bill an issue in Ohio, he
said: ~ have given no such advice. The
party platforms make the issues. They
are now made and cannot be changed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
noy TraIn Jumper InIurel

Special Telegram 20 the Regtster.
STEUBENvLLE, Ill, September 27.-Will
Travis, ten-year-old son Of Mrs. Daniel
Travis. attempted to jump on Panhandle
freight train in the lower end Of the city
this forenoon and fell beneath the wheels.
His right leg was cut OF below the knee
and two toes Of the left foot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

New York, September 27.-Down the
BAY. which is white capped today in the
stiff breeze, is another cholera case. The
Bohemia is said to have developed two new
cases during the night and the following
was wired from quarantine this morning
m.-Cholera has again broken out
on board the Bohemia. There are two new
cases reported on the steamer and DR..
Jenkins is waiting for further information.
The Bohemia still has her steerage passen-
gers on board, though her cabin people are
all out.
DR.. jenkins was down the bay on board
the Patrol, with Superintendent Byrnes
and Inspector Williams. He has just re-
turned and says that if yesterday had not
been so stormy the passengers would have
been out of the Bohemia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

Stated by d. B. Cochran. druggists
Lancaster, Pa. Have guaranteed over
900 bottles Of BuFdock Blood Bitter
for dyspepsis, sour stomach, bilious at,
tscks, liver snd kidney trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

n RRAee. GAIA, September Sl.-Ine
s..st -esidence portion Of this town IS
nnssS .s;g The fire originated IN the resi-
9ela af Geo ". Perkins At seven @ clock
9SlSs 4s,,es n hpndred men are lighting the nre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
THE CHOLERA AGAIN.
The Dread Disease Once More Appeals
on the Bohemia.
TWO CASES REMOVED YESTERDAY

The Passengers Were to Have
Been Released, and Would Have
Been in New York City Had 1t
Not Been For a Spell Of Bad
Weather-The New York Board
of Health Declares That There
Have Been No New Gases in the
City Since September 10.
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Successful Fair.

Sssei1l TtISOram TO ne Register.
CoLUNBUs, o., September 27.-The State
Board OF Agriculture realized s3O, 30. 50
from the State Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

SHORT BRrAra, Palpitation, pain in
chest. weak or faint spells, etc, cured oy
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure; Solo ~ ne ne
and nd 81 BowieBros1 Bge toPdir,r
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'LE'ELAND Is STRONGER
~ Would Have Been. saws Evan
howell, OF Atlanta

howell, Of Atlanta.
ann September 27.-"Althougb 7
- - man az the Chicago convention
Ave tnat Cleveland win ger q
ger vote than if Hin were the
said Evan Howell. editor and
Tor or the Atlanta. Ca Con.t,s, - .',.-
auditorium to-day. 80
+ 15s5i Sir Cleveland made any pror ~
Hlil or Tammanyli - P'Oa Sc
'ys,--e.y se.sy none. That I know ~
- DeCaase / have been amor -
- % whom Mr.. Cleveland az ~
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" E. RUSSELL.
..s.srsstts Unanimously Re-
nominated by
DEMOCRACY OF HIS STATE.

-g Platform Of Principles
-s--sd - Republican Protec-
denounced as a Fraud,
+ss proposed Force Bill
--.,s Roundly Condemned.
r.,s Meeting Of a Great Or
b-ariza-on.
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QUARANTINE, September 27.-Dr. BY
ron's report for tonight says Admitted
from Bohemia to-day, 3; patients under
treatment, 8; convalescent and suspects,
"a. DR. Jenkins received communication
from Swinburne Island tonight which
shows he had not received DR.. Byron's re-
port of the two cases of cholera until 9
o'clock this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

New York, September 27.-The Board
of Health in their 4 O'Clock. bulletin this
afternoon say that there has been no cases
of cholera in this city since September l9.
There were o12 immigrants landed at
Ellis Island to-day from the steamships
Rugia, Wyoming and Scandia. The bus
mess of registering the new arrivals showed
the ravages the cholera had made In sew
eral families.
Augusta z zimmerman landed with her s.
year.old son. She lost three children dur
ing the voyage. Annie Zhiga landed from
the Rugia with two children. When two
days from port her husband was stricken
with the plague. Petronella Starr
had 3-year-old son. Her husband
and two children died at sea. Hans Hou-
sen, who is going to Perth Amboy, n. j.,
lost his wife and three children on the
Scandia. Caroline Cruger started with
five children. She had only two when she
landed. A fund has been started by Col.
Weber for the relief of the immigrants.
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che susd Her Aged Lover.

JOLIET. ILLs., September ia l1ffy y -
the Circuit Court has returned FeIu,slS. y.
5000 against John Garrison aua - 49, 80.
of Mary ColemaD. TIE defeEdani = -.
eighty years Of age. worth s5yyy,, ,..1..s, 70 ~,
wears residen IN this city. AAfy L,.f,..-- s-s
lived here yeurs ago. bat - no" is..' II. 81.
OF Chicago and IS 81 years q -. ~ -
complaint she alleges that Cihf-s3,1 ~
ed her and promised 70 maze 80 .Aia -
Tbrorrh ne influence o. bis iAinss,, s.,. orr
gagenenc was broken ~ FE
=. -sulsl O.
fatal neglect Is littksAr' 0.
side The consequsr y a. A. 80.
cough are 700 Ts s ID
syrup cgres co..
al yeskers on >
:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28

QUARANTINE, September AT 11:5O DIR.
Byron telegraphed that he had removed
three more cholera patients to Swinburne
from Ghe Bohemia. They are Wilhelm
Iatz, 4 years; Johanna Milksearie, 6 years,
and Carl Gass,nan, "a years.
The first cabin passengers Of the Scan
dia and Bohemia arrived at quarantine at
II 80 on the tug Evarts, of the Hamburg
American line, en- route for that company's
docks in HobOken. There are IS from the
Scandia and 10 from the Bohemia.
The morning call., 1892-09-06

take up lands, push out among the natives.
and set tile example of improved mechapical
and agricultural operations. The natives
would then soon follow the example 0f the
settlers in house-building, road and bridge
making, farming and school and church 60
ing. and withou. friction or violence fall
into paths of civilized life.
Dr. Byden declares that there are at this
moment more than 100000 negroes in the
United States who are anxious TO return to
their fatherland. But because there are
conflicting utteranceS among them the
United States Government does not see its
way to assist those who wish to emigrate,
fearing that ii might seem they were trying z
to force away a portion of their populations
Few EngIishmen, he added, understood the
strong desire of the Southern State negroes
to return. and even in America there is but
little recognition of that strong feeling.
During his sojourn in Liverpool this dis
tinguished representative of the negro race
has, with his wife, daughter and grand
daughter, been the guest of Mfr. a. l.. Jones
and his sister. Mrs. Pinnock, at their resi-
dence at Aigburtb. Mrs. Kicks (AuRt
Martha) was also present at the gathering
and was referred to in touching terms by
Dr. Blyden. Aunt Martha" having graft
fed her long-cherished wish to see the
Queen and other English celebrities, and
been complimented bya garden-party given
in her honor on large scale in the grounds
at Oaklands, sails to-day with members of
DR.. Blyden's family aboard the African
mail steamer Dahomey.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
PRECAUTIONS DISREGARDED.
The Purifying Carcasses OF Dogs Lie FOL
Days on the Streets.

The work of Health Officer Keeney for
guarding against an invasion of cholera will
be OF little avail If such a spectacle as has
been visible for the past three days on
Howard street, between Third and Fourth,
is permitted to exist to the annoyance of
the residents of the nelghborhood and
passing pedestrians.
For many days poor, hungry, half
starved, NANCY greyhound has been hang
ing around the doors cf the Howard-street
saloons, and becoming a nuisance TO these
gentry police officer shot the dog on Sat-
urday forenoon. This seems to be all he
did TO rid the business people of the pres
enee of the brute. The carcass has lain
where 1t fell when shot. putrefying in the
sun, and covered as it Is with flies and emit
ting a nauseating stencil. the animal has
become bigger nuisance In death than it
WAS In life.
Another dog has been lying dead for some
time on Mission street, between sixth and
Seventh, and unless these putrii careasses
be speedily removed there Is but little doubt
that disease will spring up amoug the
numerous children who play around the
crowded thoroughfares In this densely pop
ulaled part OF the city.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
SHAW'S FATAL INJURY.

The Civil Engineer Was Not Improperly
Treated at the Hospital.
Coroner Garwood began an inquest yes
terday in the case of Mortimer c. Shaw, the
civil engineer. who died Sunday morning
from the effects of injuries received by be-
ing run down by q Geary-street dummy.
w. E. Post and Miss Lille Cantrowith,
friends of the deceased. Identified the
dummy's victim as native OF Scotland
and aged 81 years.
Assistant Police Surgeon w. P. Simpson
testified that when taken to the Receiving
Hospital Saturday Shaw had abrasions of
the forehead and nose and cOntusiOns on
the left side. There was slight abrasion
on the back OF tue head. but no indication
of fatal injury. Nothing WAS done or
could have been done for the injured man
in the hospital. He was relieved of his
valuables and put to bed.
DIR. X. T.. Williams, who made IN autopsy,
deposed that fracture of the skull was the
cause of death. The injury was necessarily
fatal and nothing could have been done to
prevent death.
This testimony went to show that there
was no foundation for the claim that Shaw
was not properly treated in the hospital.
Owing to the absence Of several witnesses
the inquest was adjourned until this after
mon
The morning call., 1892-09-06
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER'S.
Australian Visitors Heard From-Report
From the New Hsbrfdes.

Australian VisitOrs Heard From-Report
From the New Hsbridss.
After an intermisslon of FIVE weeks, dur
Ing the Mills revival meetings, the Presby-
terian Ministerial Union met yesterday
morning in the Howard Church. the chair
being occupiedby the president Rev. Joseph
Z. Scott, who was reelected to the position
for the ensuing term.
1t had been decided to continue the dis
cus.ion OF the interests of the women en-
ployed In the dives, after the close of the
revival meetings. but the subject having
been, as was thought, sufficiently yenti-
lated in the papers and elsewhere, further
consideration of it was indefinitely post
pOned
Rev. Edward /. Allen OF New York was
invited and consented TO read a paper at the
meeting next Monday on What Is the Use
OF the BbleP"
Rev. Drs. John G. Patton, James Megan
and James l.. Rntoul of Australia, who
arrived hera on the Sydney steamer last
Friday, were introduced by Rev. ID. Hanson
Irwin and were warmly welcomed by those
present.
Rev. Mr.. Patton spoke fatteringly Of San
Francisco so far az he had been enabled to
see IL; but referring TO the Sabbath desc
c. alton he had witnessed yesterday, he said
he had never seen anything like II IN his
life.
Rev James Megan of Victoria. where he
has been pastor of the same church for
| thirty-twO years, said there was in that
colony one minister TO every 750 of the pop
ulaton, and yet this number is inadequate
TO the spiritual needs Of the people. He
was favOrably impressed with San Fran
cisco, having found here great deal of
genuine spiritual life. and a large band of
| noble Christian workers, many OF whom he
had personally met, the meeting affording
him great deal OF pleasure.
Rev. DR.. DANES l.. Rlntoul, professor in
Osmond College Of the Melbourne Uni
versity. showed quite vein of humor in
| his remarks. Speaking of the Labor day
procession, which he had just witnessed,
| he characterized it as a remarkable sight,
which he would remember as long as he
| lived.
These three visiting ministers leave this
evening for the East, whittier they 20 In
the interests OF the Presbyterian church in
Australia, and will probably not return to
their respective fields of labor for some
time.