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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

Whereas. fs5 tssHf r@soIistinn approved June p
lssu IL sss received by the senate and haas~ %
k1prsssutssiy@s - the si.ed -'a.ss of Amefi@a
10 f.,nsrrs. A.ssasbsd, that the PFrsaent ss tss
a,ts1 state b+ aatisyissd srd dsfsefed 10 tssae
q sra~fsws,ian srearaass sfBz 70 the p<oFsf Oh
..ry saee 10 ali tissir k~aiitis- 81 tie fsdh ASA
ysr.syS sf fir~ ssssessery Of America on shr 3tsf
aay sff,stst~r i~sk. by patite sefen-'rst'"s s'sf
ssfshse sxesess~s In thstf 4ehs'.ls and ets.er
tIse~s sss~rsti-d nss therefore, !. E%njarain u ar
rss.u fsssiss~ns al the sstsd sfaiss Of America.
in passsaass sf sfse sfafsss5d tanf resoinfion,
h~rsf,z 4tt<anf Friday. DrfDttf II, lfys, Tbs tsfh
.uaie. r.afy Of fhs sfsesvffy Of America By 20
islsi,as ysp~fsi i's}dsy fer TIE is1s,is ~ iA
Ta,.d sfsss. I'm that dsy lst the people. 40 fsr
=, Poe irls esss@ FROM tai assd s@yffs Themselves
Ia .s.efs sxsreis~s may b~ss sxpre<. is'nor 70
the di.eoyrr.r and thsr appreciation az the graz
achievements ~ the f0nr completed centuries ~
ss,~r.eas life foinssbss Stood In his age ~ the
pionssr Of progress and enlightenment. The gs
ten 81 aniyersst education Ia i'm our age The aosf
DrssiHent and saiatsry fraisre eftfe april 81 en-
lshinsssf and u h peculiarly appropriate that The
sShoDls be made by the ps"sie the c%ntfy Ut f,e
days Demonstration. I.sf tho NATIONAL hns h"af
over sysYf se,aolheas~ In the country. and the es
~reise% no saes. ~ shall impress atsn oar yeasb
tis. patriotic aetiss Of American citizenship In
esarshss sad other places Of assembly Of tss poo
DIE let tiIsrs be sxyressb0Es of gratitude =" DTlHs
froyia@nes for the deysaf faith df fltf dsroFefer
snS far the Divine eass aud guidance which has
airsrtsd nar history and abunasn'iy biess@i our
people,
had and raised fhe seal ~ the nii"ti states ~
DO an Ssd-
f,ps. >, the org of Washington ,bis eist day
Of Univ In the year Of our LArd thousnnd
eight hHadfei aud ninety txo. and " the fnssf.
prudence OF IA. siisd States, ~" one hnn'iren
and seventeenth.
fstxn.d5 BES4sHtS UAREIAoS.
nv az. ire.Id.nt JoItx " Foster.
SECRETARY of rtatss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

The hanging look of the coyote as he
slips away from the hrman sight is the
cause of the animals bad name. He is
very shy at times, but on occasion sits
unconcernedly by the roadside rs one
drives along He is called sneak. but
he is only sly instead. He has more vt
than any animal except the fox; b. is
is courageous in fight with his own
md as any animal that breathes: he is
patriotic. if one may use the tessn, in
that he refuses to be domesticansd-re-
fuses TO leave the life of fresdom to
which he is accustomed: he II the best
family man, so to speak, In the world.
The coyotes have been made outlaws
through ignorance. as tie state is now
learning.
One need not be called fanatic for
saying that nothing has been made in
vain--that If we knew all about the ma
lures of the animals or the world we
would pay bounties for preserving
rather than for discriminating them.
That is to say, we would labor to pre-
serve the balance of life established by
nature. There are some things quite as
well worth prospecting for as California
minerals, among the rest California
fauna. Coyotes which have killed more
than 1900 jack rabbits per day have
been wiped ont to secure petty rewards.
Kansas City Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
pri..in 81 postOfh ces.

The name. pVstOlice originated in the
,,osts placed at intervals along the roads OF
he Roman empire, where carriers were
sept in readiness tn bear dispatches and in
diligence: but the posts Of ancient times
we're never used for the purpose of convey
ny private correspondence. The first let
rer post seems to have been established in
he Hanse towns in the early part of the
Thirteenth century. A line of letter posts
'ollowed. connecting Austria with LON
hardy. in the reign of Macmillan. In Eng
land in early times letters were sent by
messengers, who wore the royal livery
They had to supply themselves with
horses until the reign of Edward !, when
posts were established with horses for hire
Camden mentions the Office of master of
the posts" rs existing in 1881. A foreign
post for the conveyance of letters between
London and the Continent seems to have
been established in the Fifteenth century
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
individuality in a Graceful Art.
The Evening Transcript. ]


Al women smooth down the tails OF theif
basaues with the back of one hand IN ea'
,etiy the ,arae way hut no two hold ui
their skirts in Just the sane way COCO
many take up their skirts with the LETT haiid
Nth sort of graceful outward flourish ana
hold the skirts out at a distance OF about a
foot with the elbow at the hip. Others
take sort of close upward hitch with the
tips of the fingers this, Peggy insists IS the
proper way to hold up skirt. Between
these two extremes there is an inhnty OF
methods. In the old times the boarding
school mistresses used to teach their pupils
the proper way to hold up their skirts. Per
hap. this would be good branch OF instruc-
ton to introduce in the public schools along
with cooking, sewing and other female ac-
compishments 1t would be very pretty
thing to see the girls Ms they march out OF
school in line at the tap of the bell, all
holding up their skirts in exactly the proper
way. But. on second thought, the public
schools have extinguished enough indlvidu-
alitv already. If there is individuality III
holding up skirts, let us have it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

1t is fact, according to Science, that in
all countries there are fewer convictions
for crime. OF women than OF men. Euro
pean statistics vary from the highest, 81
per cent in Scotland, to the lowest. rather
less than q per cent. in Italy 1t is also
noted that there is very wide difference
between city and country. The proportion
of female criminals is always higher IN
rural districts, sometimes reaching nearly
to that of the males.
Various explanations of these facts have
been suggested. Some are complimentary
to the sex, a. that women are not gwen Ia
intoxicants nor to gambling nor To roruiS
they are more timid, more religious, more
tender hearted and their seXuality Is nIort
passive. There is something in all these
reasons. but they do not satisfy lr- q. Ter
zero, who discusses the subject in The
Revue Scientiiique lie points out thai
the females of the ants, bees apd ,pI'i"r>
are particularly cruel because they are par
ticularly intelligent, aud he reaches ih'
ungallant conclusion that the woman oi
today is less criminal because less intelh
gent than the man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

A collector of old English pipes of all
sizes and shapes says that in such Il collcc
ion one may trace the history and spread
IF tobacco by the gradually increasing pipe
bowl and the proportionate dininution OF
he supporting heel or spur. until within
present day clays il is a mere ornamental
,ppendnge.
Soon after smoking was introduced. one
writer stated that the rich use silver
pipes, but the poor Use walnut shells and
+traws" In 1918 Harrison, in his unpub
ished ''Chronolo9ie, remarks that these
iaies the taking in of the smoke of the In
liam herb called Tabaco, by an instrument
Ike IA little laicll. is gretly taken up and
i>.d in England against Rewmes." by
Gi9 there was an important industry in
lay pipes. and the manufacturers were in
'orporated a. tile craft of L. p. makers.
later pipes bear trademarks and initials
,talnped on the heel. thus indicating the
rniimIS origins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

Wouldn't you ike to live until the year
A. u. eooo. Just to see the people and the
world generally: Who knows but Won
might. If you observe the laws of health,
and keep the Stomach. Liver and Bowels
in full action. The best medicine known
for this is DIR. ,pierce's Pleasant Pellets
They are small, sagar-eosted granuies. bu,
powerful To cure produce no nausea oil
gripping: easy to take, and a sure cure for
bilioasness. constipation. headache. and
diseases produced BY an inactive liver. A
convenient vest pocket remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

The present volume of business being
transacted throughout the country is i'm
mcnse. and the outlook for the fall trade is
most promising. The channels of trade are
bat slightly disturbed. il At all, by any ee-
ments of the present national canvass ;
while that caused by the alarm abon, the
cholera, appears now As but slight ripple
upon the public mind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

The iron and steel mills Of Great Britain
are only producing to about one third their
capacity, owing to the dizziness of trade.
Sir A. X. Rollt, president of the Associated
Chambers Of Commerce of the United
Kingdom stated recently in public speech
that the iron and steel business was be-
coming little more than remembrance in
some sections of the country. And yet
W. have free traders in the United States
how ling for the English revenue system &c
increase our iron and steel business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

business failures have always been a
part of the unavoidable and unfayorahie
incidents of business life, and always create
more or less disturbance and distrnst when
ever they unfortunately occur. But in ease
of the assignment of the great tannery firm
of Henry Poor 4 Sons. the interests of
which were largely in eastern Maine, it is
assuring to learn. as we do from the Bangor
Wing, that the business circles there will
be ,,bnt slightly affected by the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

New Jersey adds its testimony that pros
pcritv has blessed the working people since
the Mckinley tariff came. According to the
annual report of the commissioners OF
banking and insurance. the amount due de-
posi,ors in the savings banks of that state
on the first day of January. 1889. was s2e,,
oa+ ,s0a. TIN January |, 1899, the amount
had increased 10 S.ss 50. ,e54, n gain of 81
-la.&si. The number of depositors rose
from i0a.75s to isi,7 in the same time.
Merely smother chapter in the story of pro
t.,sstiou That's ALL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

jeyisg saeh prosperity al il has never Be
fore knovn, a. "a psrn;cieus doctrine
deals . speciOn blow al pensions 70 our
soIdiers and al the ssue time throws out .
prudent anchor to vindusrd. II 10 = ktsef
the spirit Of which is Wholly an-smeTiean
and unfair in ifs esneiusions, and viii be
repustiased by the people in November next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

An extra session of the Rhode Island
Legislature has been called to meet Oct.
4. for the purpose of settling the difficulty
If possible, into which the city of Newport
has been thrown through the refusal of the
Democratic MAYOR of that city to recognize
law which he regards as uneonstitu-
tional. Unless the Legislature can remedy
the matter the voters of Newport cannot
hold an election in November
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

They do say that when Gov. Mckinley
he stirred mp such storm of old-fashionrd
Republican cheering hadn't been heard
in Penn's town since the war DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

"A man is only as old as he feels" says
Oliver Wendell Holmes, and the French
have a saying to the effect that "a woman
is as old as she looks" Schiiemann was
thirty-four years of age before he knew a
word of Greek. George Eliot was thirty
i've when she put her hand to the first Of
her great novels Prescott published the
first of his almost perfect histories at the
ige of thirty five Oglivy. who made an
EXCELLENT translation of Homer, began to
-tudy Greek at fifty The first of the Wav
rrly novels appeared when the author was
forty -one, and Cowper was nearly fifty be
fore he did his best work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28


While the mortality from cholera still
continues sery great at Hamburg il has
nearly died out in other places on the con-
sinent, and Great Britain is absolutely free
from the nala.ly. la New York city there
Steamship Poiaris from sse,,in, pomerania.
Prussia, with emigranis on Board came into
that port with a clean bill of health. all on
board being reported we'll The Norman
MAS Storage passengers were moved from
Sandy Hook to New York on Saturday, and
there hare been no new cases reported nj
hover quarantine. New York harbor. Hence
it 10 safe to conclude that the alarm and
ctuses for future anxiety may be allayed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

On the last day of the fair at Readseu
MIR. u. II. Thomas of East winthm
found laiy's cloak ON the fair ground
which he is anxious to restore to the Ian,
The cloak is u winter garment, Of d,rA
color, small size and in good condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
Commercial street. Portland. o. aondzy
That looks ike business

The E,exIxnsi Tribans utters tone u
warning against the open seven and drains
in that city which are = source OF al -.zss
and = menace 10 TIE public health The
warning is one which doubtless applies %
other towns ia Maine than Rockiznd- snd y
one the pablo heai.h snfhonities should took
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28


II il of vital interest to all--tbe preservs-
lion of their natural teeth. A good hinas
will remedy the effect Of decay, restore ts ~
shape and contribute long life to an osneI
wise useless tooth. ! will be pleased %
make examinations and give advice 10 'ns
line to all who may call on me.
JrLfsx WILDER. Dentiss-S
Aliens Block. Up stairs. sept24dls
All members Of Capital Grange are W
vited to be present at the Harvest feaa.
Saturday evening, Oct. !, and u 70 esrneMg
hoped there may he . large attendance :.
important business 10 to he transacted =
the meeting on that evening.
sepsdvaf
HowE's OxcHEsrRA.-Music furn's.ss
for ali occasions. Address Frank
Howe, III Sewall ST., Augusta, Maine.
sag9 Mon, We'i&Saan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

No motto. whatever will be taken OF unsigned
communications
rus JouHNAL CANNOT re HKLD kEsP"NSlhLt
tog rHr rgEsERy srtoS oB RETURN OF REJECT
kp CONCENTRATIONS.
Addres. all Recommendations relating TO anb-crip
ftous aud advertisements to Burleigh flyHt.
Publishers Augusta Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
STATE NEWS,


| SPRAGTLS MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Kneeland of Lincoln
are visiting Mrs. kneeland's mother and
other relatives.-A little child of Mr.. Alvin
ireland died Friday of cholera infantum
Mr.. James Dudley is on the sick list
Rev. and Mrs &. NJ. Park and Mr. h. j.
lsideout of Presqne Isle called on friends
here Sunday Miss May Gould has re-
turned from her visit to Presque lsle.-Mr
Simeon Estes of Waterville, Mrs. +. $.
Chadbourne and son of Boston and Mrs. l..
Calf and daughter of Lowell, Mass, who
have been visiting friends in this vicinity
returned to their homes Tuesday MIR. and
Mrs +. W. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sprague and Mr. and Mrs. Gleason of Bos-
ton are spending a week at Portage Lake
Mrs. G.. W. Hatch returned from her visit
| To knoxford Saturday night.-Miss Belyina
| Kinney is visiting friends in Centeryille.
| BLAINE.
! Mr.. +. l.. Lowell is building an addition
| to his store. His business is increasing all
the time -Messrs. Enoch and Joseph Noble
are building a fine residence near the site OF
the one recently burned The high school
commenced at the village on Monday, Sept
%, taught by Miss Aldie Noble of this
town.-On Saturday evening Oct. |, the
members of Blaine Lodge No. l26 l.o.o.F
will hold an anniversary supper at then
hall All members of the order are cor
daily invited to be present with their wives
and best rls-Sunday. Oct. 2nd at ) L
NJ, Rev. Mr. Luce of Monticello will de
liver an Odd Fellows sermon at the Free
| BAPTIST church and all are invited to be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

The following delegation from this civ
attended the State Convention Of the W
c. 7. L. at Lewiston yesterday, viz, Mr..
j. NJ. Wyman, Mrs. oscar Holway, Nm
J. +. Fuller, Miss Florence Fuller. Nm
Daniel Allen, Miss Kitty Allen, Mrs. OHM
Williamson and Miss Annie Williamson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

The Maine Central advertise an sxeu,.
sion Thursday to Rumford Falls. The mao.
niticent water power AT this point il well
worthy trip to view. Mr.. b. l.. Peuu,D
will have personal charge of the excursion.
which is guarantee that excursionls,s will
lack no attention. With low fares and ,his
splendid fall weather the excursion csnpo,
hut uroVp n sucrass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

The North Augusta Epworth ie.s..
took in II members at one meeting -
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

The new paper mill is already croxa.a
with orders. They now have enough "a,
the next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

SorrH NoRRipGEwoch

Burnham 4 Morrill, Co. finished corn
packing at their factory last Friday. The
total pack this year was n little over 81 5. oal
cans of excellent quality corn. The farm
crs have nearly all realized good profit
from the crop, the average returns being
over $1,000 to the acre. The work OF
labelling and shipping will require three or
four weeks--t very heavy thunder shower
passed over this town Monday morning
No damage is reported in the immc late
vicinity Friday Mr.. Erwin Perkins ship
ped from this station thirteen fine horses to
Providence, Il. |. They We're taken in a
Barton stock ear. This is the fourth lot
he has taken to that city AMI disposed of
during thu pas; summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
CALENDAR OF c0mING EVENTS.
state a naivs.


Oct, Meeting Of Executive Couneil,
Seq, gr--fsie Board ~ Trade. Augusta
Nov. ~ National ri, etion
Temperance.
sept, q Estate Convention " e. T L, Laws
ton. ,,..,--, i,
De, .--,.raad Lodge Good F-mplars, Old Orchard
Oct H. TO- - state convention NUn Partisan
4 L.. Belfast
Religious.
Sept ss-saso River Baptist Annexation, Lin
eFiek. .,
SEPT gs-zs-i,x ford tniyersaIist Association
Sept. Lincoln County cnion sunday sehoo
Ia.oetstipn, Ni-eassft.
sent s,-york Baptist Association Aaeo
DEF. S-7-s-y-sevrnir siSth Annual Convention
Young Mems Christian Associatloas OF Maine
augusta. $500, -.
Oct. il-iy- NaI0s state shnuHy e'i"'"i H@N"''
sihba, RBih.
Oct III Annual needing New England Branch
Woman. Foreign Missionary 81 the Methodist
church, Portland.
Oct 90 aias t nisrrSalist sunday school Con
Vration. Portland
Patrons ~ Husb"adry.
ucf i-oxfprd County Pomona ,.range piNmon'
net sAndre.cogyin county Pomona ''rangf
tuFnrr
Oct ,-k.nnebec Pomona drsuee, i.itehurld.
,,rt 7-Knox aud Lincoln Hon Pomona 'frangr
North WsidobpfG.
oci. li-waido county Pomona Grange, swan
Sillc4
Educational.
sept NO Lincoln county Teachers conSrn
Oct. - franklin Educational Association,
strong,
Miscellaneous.
oct 81 Field hay Of knights of ryihiHs. ir"i-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
LTBEgTr.

Edward Has;ings. while thFeshing grain,
got his hand caught in the belt of the main
driving wheel and had the bones of the
palm of the hand badly Morse &
Harmon of Thornslike are purchasing and
packing fall varieties of apples in this town
for shipment to Ohio. They pay from
81 % To SI.15 per barrel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
W. c. T, L.. $40 this T. NJ.

Thirty-si1 people from this city wen, q.
the excursion to Canada which started Mn.
lav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
The Longest Rivers.

Geographers claim that there are TWEEN
ty-five rivers on the globe which have a
total length of over 900 miles OF these,
two-the Mississippi, from the source OF
the Missouri in the Rocky mountains to
the Eads jetties, sud the Amazon, from the
source OF the Benz to the isle Of Marajo-
are over 1900 miles in length; to be exact.
the former is 1890 and the latter 4, 029 miles
from the source to the place where their
waters are mingled with those of the ocean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

A First Impression Of George Eliot.
What first struck one about her was
the strange contrast between the large
head. the masculine. Dantesque features
and the soft Inelodious voice, which always
cast spell over me. One might almost
have forgotten that she was woman. so
profound was her insight: but at least
could never forget while in her company
hat was with an exceptional being"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
The first meeting of Seth Williams Pa

The first meeting of Seth Williams Pos,
No. l3, q. A. r., of this city, for tuo
weeks will be held tomorrow (Thursisy)
night. A lot of the boys who have been a,
Washington will be present and will give
their experience. Comrade J. W, bang,
will read an essay on What are we here
for?" The meeting, in short, promises to
he one of the most interesting in this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28
Daily gsansbft ssuss,l
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. %. i'm.

Csrds Of thanks and resolutions Of r,s....
pe char Fed u the rate Of ten cents, ~
All advertising announcements Of &c.,
ments whose object Is the rsisinK OF -, ~
charged ~ the rate of 6ffee ceats lin
Advertising notices. nsvp orm, win he,,
from our local columns, ept such a sss- n
umns, and will be ran md separate ~
the local pages. =
Subscribers who fail 10 receive the Jor,....
promptly will confer II Or by Hotifyiss ~
once Immediately -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-28

Mr.. J. II. Monley of this city, national
Republican committee man from Maine, h
rapidly getting his room in the nationsl
committee headquarters in New York city
decorated. Two pictures by Berthrons,
eight by six feet, Of Harrison and Reid,
were framed and put up there last week.
and among the late additions Is handsome
banner of green bearing the harp of Erin.
The pictures of President Harrison and Mr.
Reid are framed in the national colors, and
flags are draped about the msntel. On the
opposite wall is large picture Of MI.
Blaine with that of Lincoln on the one side
and Garfield on the other. These two are
lraped with the Stars and Stripes.
The Non Partisan held its second an
nual meeting on Monday evening for tm
election Of new officers, auditing the various
reports, etc. Mrs. Anna Sargent Hunt y"
called to the chair and presided. Much bus
mess was brought before the meeting, spd
Important matters discussed, all tending
tow ards the continuation Of the good wofs
new so well established by the society. Inc
report Of the secretary showed large IN
crease Of membership and satisfactory re-
turns from the various departments ann
committees. The treasurer evidenced
very good financial condition. Following
is list Of officers elected for the ensuing
year: president. Mrs. Cunningham ~
cording secretary, Miss Alice Clark cor
responding secretary. Mrs. John V. Lane
treasurer, Miss Belle washburn, press cor
respondent. Miss Lille LeProbon. wee
president was then elected from each ae'
nomination, the city churches with one ex'
eeption. being thus represented ofnf1si'''
Under the department Of new work one OF
the important resolutions reads rs follows
Resolved, That this society make 'pee'"
work, devoting its energies and hnsnes'
towards defraying the expenses OF 'res'
ment At the Kelley Institute Of deserving
patients, whose means are insnnc'en'
meet such obligations.