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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
"James J. Corbeu:
REV. Dr. MeGLYEN SPEAKS
HIs Reception In Rome Was Most Pleas
ant--ae Bears tho Holy Fathers Bsne-


HIs Reception In Rome Was Most Pleas
ant--ae Bears tho Holy Fathers Bsne-
diction.
NEW YORK, July 5.-The Rev. DR..
McGlynn has at last said something
acout the recent visit TO Rome, aod his
treatment by the Pope and By Catholic
dignitaries at home aud abroad.
III went. 10 Rome" he said, mot %
settle or TO reopen my case. Mgr Ss-
toli had settled IL most satisfactorily
months before. / did not have 20 go
anyway, but had promised MoDslgnore
SatolIl that ] would personally pay my
respects 10 the Pope and receive bis
apostolic benedictIon. IL was an act OF
courtesy which I was very glad 70 per-
form. was In Rome only five days,
aud was most cordially received by Car
dlnal Rampolla, who AZ once arranged
an Interview with the Holy Father, ]
was also very kindly received by him,
aud after an audience Of some IS min.
utes left with his blessing"
"How about the rumor that you are
to be restored TO your old parish Of 81
Stephens?"
III hardly expect that" answered
DR.. McGlynn. II hope to say more In
public soon, but no arrangements for .
permanent pastorate are yet made for
me. / hope soon 20 be allowed 10 cele-
brAte mass ia public before my friends"
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The vessel II eld ut Quarantine.

New YORK, July notwithstanding
implicit denial by Capt Laube, of the
steamer Hekla, of TIE Thingvalla line,
which arrived this morning, tue passen-
gers of the Sandy Hook steamer insist
that they saw mattresses thrown overheard
from that steamer while coming
up the bay this morning. The
matter was brought to the attention OF DR..
jenkins, who caused the vessel TO be de-
tanned at quarantine until his return from
the city. II is not likely that her passen-
gers will be permitted to land before to-
morrow.
The steerages were thoroughly disin-
fected and the steamer was released.
Further investigation will De made, and if
the charges are found TO be true, the mat
ter will be prosecuted. The Captain Of
the National Line steamer, Europe, re-
ports that he passed large quantity OF
bedding off Montauk Point this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

tuition. These documents were the be-
ginning of the Endeavor Society. 1t is
now one of the most magnificent relig-
ious socities of the world, and nearly
every country will be represented at Its
convention. Or. Clark is President OF
the society, and the rumor that he will
refuse to be reelected causes consterna-
tion on. every hand. He is the idol OF
the society, not only because he founded
it, but on account Of his untlring ener-
gy for its welfare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
A HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.
Two Young Girls Raped aud Murdered in
a Blackberry Thicket Near Their Home.

Two Young Girls Raped aud Murdered in
a Blackberry Thicket Near Their Home.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 5.-Near
BardSwe., KY, this morning, Ruby
and Mary Ray, aged - and 16 respect
lively, daughters OF John ). Ray, were
brutally outraged and then murdered
by an unknown man.
The two girls went into thicket a
short distance from the house to pick
blackberrIes. Ia about half an hour a
pet dog came running TO the house.
Mrs Ray thought that something was
wrong and followed the dog back 10 the
thicket, where she found the body Of
Mary. The throat was cut from ear to
ear. Tie Mortified mother ran back to
the house, as she saw nothing of Rubie,
and gave the alarm. Her son hurried
10 the thicket, and about fifty feet from
where the first body was discovered,
found the corpse Of his younger sister.
Her throat, too, was cut from ear TO
ear. Both bodies were horribly man
gled, plainly showing that the young
girls had been outraged before being
murdered. There is no definite clew TO
the identity of the brute who commit
ted the crime, but the manner of the
work points 10 one man and the use OF
a razor indicates a negro. There is
great excitement and a large posse are
iu the woods, and If the cuIprit is
caught there will be lynching.
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TERRIFIC HAIL STORM.
The Stones Lay Three Inches Deep on the
Ground About Heading.

READING, PA, July 5.-This city was
visited by hail storm this afternoon
which for destructiveness surpassed all
previous storms of the kind since 1866.
The storm originated about three miles
west Of Reading, and covered a width
OF about four miles. Shortly before 5
o'clock a black cloud appeared In
the western horizon and moved east
ward rapidly. Twenty minutes later the
streets OF the city were covered with
hail and water and the sewers became
choKed, being entirely too small to car
ry off even one-tenth OF the water.
Grain, corn, oats, flower gardens, grapes
and other fruits were stripped off like
leaves. The vineyards on Mount
Pinnare are completely ruined and the
owners don't expect TO obtain more than
five per cent. of the crop. Many Of these
vineyards covered acres, and there is
nothing left but the vines. South Of
Reading, especially along the Schuyl-
kill valley, the destruction TO crops was
very great. The wheat, rye and oats
crop, not yet cut, have been leveled to
the ground, and many of the fields
were flooded.
At Birdboro hail fell to the depth OF D
inches and In some places was piled up
to a depth of nearly foot. The stones
were the size Of hickory nuts and fell so
rapidly that pedestrians in this city
were driven from the sidewalks. Street
car horses became unmanageable from
the pelting hail and the drivers were
compelled to stop the cars and to seek
shelter because of the hail striking them
on the haudS.
In the Southern part OF the city many
cellars were flooded. The downpour
was terrible, and nothing of the kind
has ever been experienced in the recol-
lection Of the oldest inhabitants. 1t is
believed that the damage in the Schuyl-
kill Valley will reach many thousands
of dollars. The glass of the hot houses
in this city and in the track OF the
storm were shattered and thousands OF
young plants ruined.
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An Original Girl.

A western girl graduate has been
found who discussed THE Servant Girl
Question" in her essay commencement
day. 1t was subject doubtless of much
more personal interest to those who
listened than a discourse on The
Milky Way" The girl is in training for
a life of practical usefulness, but If she
can solve the problem she selected for
her graduating gem, she may well be
herslded as the pioneer of her sex among
those who have long wrestled with it.
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.TBE PARTISAN RIOTS.
The MObs and Police Have Several
Serious Encounters.
THE STUDENTS DROP THE FIGHT
1t is Now Kept Up by the Rough
Element OF the City, Urged on
by the Boulangists = Many
Wounded on Both Sides.

PARIS, July s. = MIDNrGur-Riot-
Ing was resumed at $3.50 o'clock
tonight. A mob In the Boulevard
st. Michel assumed a threat
ening attitude and the police charged
upon the crowd, driving the rioters
down the Rue des Ecoles as far as the
Place Maubert. There the mob made a
determined stand, showering stones and
every kind Of missile on the police.
A hand TO hand fight followed aud
the struggle continued nntil the police
were reinforced by large force OF
Republican Guards when the rioters
were dispersed. In the meantime a
body OF police and Republican Guards
had driven off the turbulent crowds
that had assembled In the vicinity OF
the Labor Exchange which Is now
occupied by troops.
At IL o'clock there was sanguinary
encounter on the Rue Des Ecoles. Tho
exact details are wanting, but II Is
known that the Republican Guards
charged upon the rioters with drawn
swords and that the police opened fire
with revolyers upon the mob. One man
was killed on the spot oy cut lIoh
sabre. Others were taken 10 neighbor-
ing drug stores, where their wounds
were dressed.
Another mob upset and set fire 10 a
tram car on the Rue Monge. The car
was burned TO ashes by the time tho
firemen arrived on the scene. IL is be-
lieved that petroleum was used 10 de-
stroy tho car. An assistant brleadier
Of police was found drowned near the
Grenelle bridge, aud is supposed TO
have been thrown into the water by
the mob. Two hundred persons were
arrested tonight for participating
the disturbances. The streets are nov
deserted.
For earlier accounts Of the rlotIng
seq Ennrlh PAGE
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Hail at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 5.-Probably
the severest hail storm that has visited this
section in years passed over the northern
part of Philadelphia between six and seven
o'clock this evening. The rain which ac-
companied it was very heavy, flooding
streets and cellars. Hail stones nearly an
inch in dameser fell for fully fifteen min
utes, breaking thousands of panes Of win
dow glass and cutting trees and shrubbery
to pieces. A gale blew during
the prevalence of the storm, and much
damage was dome TO trees and insecure
buildings and fences. Reports from points
in the eastern portion of the State indi-
cate that the storm was very heavy and
did much damage.
There was some anxiety about the DelaJ
ware wheat crop, but dispatches TO the
Associated Press say the storm did not ex-
tend TO that State.
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A Fatal Fire At st. Paul.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July Six persons
two women and four men, lost their lives
in fire in this city tonight. AT 1890 fire
broke out in the Floating Bethel, a home
for river men, anchored at the foot OF
jackson street The structure was two
stories high above the hull and dry as
finder. Consequently the flames spread
with great rapidity, and in less than five
minutes the boat was u seething mass OF
fire. The loss on the Bethel will not ex-
ceed 81 500.
Later-It develops that only three per
sons, two women and man, were burned.
Four men were rescued alive, but their in
iuries will probably prove fatal.
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win Accept a Challenge.

DETROIT, Mich, July 5.-W. o. Bellairc,
of this city, who is manager for the three
noted Australian oarsmen, James Stans-
bury, champion single scull Of the world.
Charles Stephenson, champion OF New Zea-
land. and Alex. Mclean, champion of the
south coast Of Australia said to-day: IL
will issue challenge for Stansoury and
Stephenson to Hanlan and Teemer to row
for the double scull championship OF the
world and $1,000 at Chicago or on Lake
Geneva, H., the date TO be agreed upon
when articles are signed"
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Rio Loss of Fine Horses.

RUTLAND. VT, July 5.-The stock barns
on the farm known as Grassland, located
in Sandy Hill, n. Y, one Of the best
known in Eastern New York, were burned
Sunday night. The fire is supposed TO
heve broken out from a telephone wire.
The property was owned by Geo. Conk-
ling, a we'll known horse raiser. The con-
tents of all the barns, including sixteen
horses, were burned. Among the horses
was the stallion Onset, for which the
owner had standing offer of $4,000. The
total loss is estimated at not less than
SIS, 600, on which there is but small in
surance.
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Opinion of WiIliam's speech.

BERLIN, July 5.-The Ta0sbldtt, Royal
Unionist, calls the Emperor's speech to
the ReIcbstag special plea for the Army
bill The VossiSSehe Zettltng, Radical says
the speech confirms the former opinion Of
Radicals that the reduction Of the original
demands of the bill was impossible. The
writer regrets that the Emperor omitted
10 give the assurance that no new taxes
should be imposee on the less wealthy
classes. ''Iu this direction" says the
writer, ''the Reichstag must insist upon
more binding pledges"
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Cleveland, Cleveland and Brooklyn
played OF the tie game. The home team
had more luck than the visitors, and that
with Kennedy's wildness, gave them the
game in eleven innings. Attendance,
500 Cleveland 9, Brooklyn Z; earned
runs. 4 each; errors, and 8; hits, II and
10; pitchers, Young and Kennedy; home
run, Daley; umpire, SOmmers.
At Pittsburg, the Baltimores were shut
out for the first time this season. They
could not hit Killen. Attendance, l,920.
Pittshurg 2, Baltimore o.; errors, 2 and 8;
hits, 9 and 5. Pitchers, Kilien and Null
lane. Umpire, Mclaughlin
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CAUSTIO CORRESPONDENCE.
Judge Newton Replies To Champion jim
Corbott's Telegram of July 4.
For earlier accounts of the riot
see Fourth Page.

Judge Newton Replies to Champion Jim
Corbotts Telegram of July 4.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Champion Jim
Corbett sent this telegram TO Judge
Newton, match maker OF the Coney
Island Athletic Club, In response TO the
Judges letter OF Sunday night
"CmcAGo, ILL, July 4, 1898.
"Jtldge NeiCton:
81 have signed nothing here 20 pre-
vent me fig hting at Coney Island, but
you must get Mitchell signed, as you
said you would three months ago.
Things must be settled some way az
once, as want To start training and
cannot do so until Mitchell IL signed.
Answer. JAMES j. CoBBETr.
Judge Newton promptly wired tho
following reply:
"CoNEY ISLAND, July 5.
"Jdmes J. Corbeu:
81 never said I'd get Mitchell. You
said, that being champion aud the chal-
lenged party, you had right 20 name
the meeting place, and assuming that
position the correct one, you named
Coney Island and signed for
Coney Island, but there was no
other club at that time In position to
outbld US, but just as soon as there was
another to raise the purse you sought
TO make excuses on account OF the extra
So, 600. This is your real proposition In
the matter, aud everybody will 30 un-
derstand IL. Now, then. why not como
out man fashion and say whether lrs
Coney Island or not.
"Yours, 80
IN. Il. NEWTON"
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Corbett Perturbed.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Champlou James j.
Corbett is perturbed ever the rather caus-
TIC letter that President Newton, of the
Couev Island Club, has sent him.
"The Columbian Athletic Climb never
tried to get me away from the Coney Island
Club" said Corbett to-day. "While l am
anxious to live up TO the agreement with
the COney Island people and while | want
TO fight there iu preference TO anywhere
else, | don't see how it is possible for me
to do so. unless Judge Newton and his as
sociates can get Mitchell"
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CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

TOPEKA, KAs., July 5.-The Finley Coun-
" Bank, Of Garden Ci5y, Kansas, 1as fail
ed. State Bank Commissioner BreIdenthal
tigate.
KANSAS CITY, July 5-Creditors to-day
took possession Of the stock Of the Golden
Eagle Clothing Company on chattel mort
cages aggregatiug $4,000. The liabilities
are 500 OOO. with assets about the same.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 5.-The net
gold in tue treasury ut the close Of bust
ness to-day was $gj,Oa9, ,057.
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A Mon.ter Yes,el Launched.

GLASGOW, July 5.-Denny Brothers ship
builders, of Dumbarton, launched at their
ward at that place yesterday a steel twin
screw cargo and passenger steamer OF TO-
coo tons, built for the American line. She
is intended TO ply between Liverpool and
Philadelphia. >lrs. Griscom, wife Of
President Griscom Of the American line,
christened the new steamer Southwark.
The vessel, it is claimed, IS unslnksole.
She has q double bottom, and her hull is
divided by bulkheads into water-tight COM
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Ohio Mhsslmen,. Races.

CLEVELAND. o., July 5.-Three thousand
people witnessed the races Of the Ohio iii
vision L. A. w, at Sandusky. Following
are tue winners; One mile novice, j. d.
Adams. Chichago, in 2:54 S-5. Half mile
open, George A Banker, Pittsburg, in
lis 2-5. Two mile State championship.
A. y. French, Cleveland, in 5:2e Is. One
mile handicap, Con Baker, Columbus, in
2:22 is. One mile ordinary State cham
pionsnip, L. c. johnson. Cleveland, in
9:27 As One mile, open, j. p. Bliss, Chi
csgo, in 2:S9 2-5. Half-mile State cham
pionship, A. J. Brown, Cleveland, in l:l3
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a prie.t,s Twepty-afth Anniversary.

PERU, IND, July 5,-The twenty-hfth
anniversary to the priesthood and silver
Jubilee Of Father Mester, priest of the
Catholic church Of this city, IS being cele-
brated to-day with one of the most dis
tinguished gatherings of priests ever
known in the history Of the church in In
diana.
The program is also elaborate. Nearly
100 priests from all over the country are
in attendance. The ceremonies are pre-
sided over by Bishop Rademacher, OF
Nashville, Tenn. Much valuable plate
was presented to Father Meister'
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siberian yIoums want Blood.

New YogK, July Soon after the ar
rival last Sunday Of General >. NJ. Donk-
hoysky, the recently appointed Governor
General OF Siberia, with a large party,
bound for tho Worlds Fair, toe clerk nt
the Clarendon Hotel, where the party u
staying Ia this city, received letter signed
"a Victim Of Siberia" The writer says
that a certain organization ia New YORK
are plotting 70 kill Donkhoysky: he also
says that but for his interference the Or
ganization would have made an attempt 20
DESTROY the Russian mon-of-war that were
In the harbOr. The letter was sent 70 Su-
perintendent Byrnes, and IL il said that no
made preparations 70 prevent any atienpt
II assassination.
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Wheeling Man Arrested-Bit or His
Tongue.
o..<.loy s-1y.,-,-, IN fbs p~o,sgs-

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July 5.-Elmer
Gosssge, of the East End, met with ter
rible mishap late last evening while coming
in from the races. He was scuffiing with a
friend, when he was struck on the chin,
causing him TO bite OFF his tongue. Gossage
nearly bled to death before help reached
him.
A tough looking customer, who gives the
name of Jim Brady and says he belongs at
Wheeling, was arrested by the police for
entering a residence on Ain street and
stealing a lot of DR.. Blu0aughs clothing.
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ALegal Curiosity.

Lewis Styyesant Chandler, Of the
New York bar. is said to devote his
talent exclusively TO hunting up and
defending unfortunates charged with
criminal 0ffenses, and who are unable
to pay counsel fees. He may be sure
that few Of his legal brethren will at
temft to get any OF his clients away
from him.
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No Decrease in siiSef Production.

w,srrssrox o. O., N lly 5.-Inquiry at
tho t-ass,,r, isDlrtme1t TO-DAY as TO
yvbe,be,. tSs srr11nt Of silver offered the
Govern r,s1,t ,cas as large now as formerly,
6eveiCnaG ~ TACT that for the first six
montss Of tbe current calendar year the
Offers sSs,rsgata6 s., 100000 ounces, while
for the sane period last year they
were only 45.350-OOO ounces, show
ing an excess for the corresponding
period Of this year Of $3.50, 900, which
would indica-e tist the production of silver
was not fallirg of in the United States.
The amount of silver bullion imported for
the first SIX months Of the current calen-
dar wear. ipc.gdiug thatin ores, was SAIL
600 ounces. While there has been exported
II. SOS GOO O,tae amount Of silver offered
10 the government during this period, 27,-
600 600 ouDces were purchased.
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B. NJ. pespard Badly hurt.
Special Tslegram 70 III. Rsoist4r.

LsE"Vf 70 "
KINGwooD, w. Va, July 5.-B. M. De-
spard of Clarksburg, a 0rother-in-law OF
Judge Gcfi's, was with George Fairfax
at the time Of his accident mentioned in
my dispatch last night. He was thrown
out of the buggy first and his left shoulder
bone is fractured and the left hip and side
are injured IL will be some time before
he can get out and he had narrow escape
from being killed. The funeral Of George
Fairfax al Reedsville this afternoon was
the largest ever seen there
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ARunaway Gable Car.

NEW YORK, July 5--This afternoon a
cable car became unmsnageable on Broad
way near the CITY Hall Park and was not
stopped until Trinity Church was reached.
As usual Broadway was crowded and be-
fore the cable had been shut of horse car
and seven wagons were demolished. One
man was slightly injured. The car was
filled with passengers and panic ensued,
but al got on safely.
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Ice Is accommodating ct the North
pole. Some day. it Is. alleged by some
scientists, the earth will fall out OF bal
ance and man will be utterly annihila-
ted by the rush OF moving objects
The safest lake in the world Is Lake
Urumia, In Persia, situated more than
4. 600 feet above the level OF the sea. It
contains % per cent OF salt, as against
8. per cent In the Dead sea.
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To Protect the Latin Union.

ROMB, July Negotiations are pro-
ceediug between the governments of Italy,
France Belgium and Switzerland looking
10 the protection of the interests Of the ma
tiOns composing the Latin Union, in conse-
Quence NJ the action of the government of
India in regard 10 the silver currency of
India. / is believed that none Of the men,
bers of the Union viii withdraw from it.
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PensInnnra nropnsd.

PlTTsBURG, PA, July 5.-The second
quarterly payment Of pensions for this
district was begun to-day, and in accord
ance to orders from the Pension Depart
ment at Washington nearly one hundred
pensioners were dropped from the rolls.
This was in accordance with Secretary
Hoke Smiths recent ruling, and will re-
suit in an annual saving of several thou
sand dollars.
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so, 1000 Fire at Mcdonald.

PTTsBuRG. PA, July 6.-1:45 A. MA
telephone message has just been received
oy the fire department from Mcdonald,
Pa, an oil town about twenty miles from
here, asking for assistance. stating that the
town is likely TO be destroyed by fire.
Five engines are about leaving on special.
2:30 A. M.-Fire under control. Ten
frame buildings destroyed. The loss will
not exceed $4,000.
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An A,,.mnt.d Russian ssassInation.

ST. PErERsBURG, July 5-An attempt
was made to-day TO assassinate NJ. PObie-
douossoff, a member Of the Council of the
Empire and Of the supreme tribunal. a
man named CbiszinJof tried 10 stab the
minister with dagger at the latter's resi-
deuce at Zarspoe- Selo, but was overpow'
cred and placed under arrest
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THE Y. P. S. c. {.
The Members Gathering at Montreal for
the Great Convention.

MONTREAL, July 5.-Fine weather is
greeting the Christian Endeavor dele
gates on their arrival here. Several
special trains arrived this morning,
bringing delegates from Philadelphia,
the Western States and Ontario. The
special train bearing most Of the Penn
sylvania delegates did not arrive until 4
o'clock this morning having suffered
detention on the way. Bishop Arnett,
of Vfcksburg, reached here this morn
ing.
Dr.. E. Francis Clark, who is founder
Of the Young Peoples Society OF Chris
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tlan Endeavor, has
also arrived. This
society was begun
February Cd, 1881,
when DR.. Clark in
vited the young
converts Of a recent t
religious revival in
the w his I n
church, a t Port
land, Me-, Of which
be was pastor, to
gather athis house.
Before the meeting g
he drew up what
ha callad a ponSti-