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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
STATE OF THE CHURCH
THE STATISTICAL REPORT BE-
FORE THE EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION.
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

The Church Now Has 70 Bishops,
ASA Clergymen and SGT Candidates
for Lay Orders-There Are Now
6ls, ,5OO.Communicants, 5,I17Church
Edifces and GOO Benevolent and Ed
ucatiOnaI InstitutiOns-TOtaIC COntri-
buttons Amount to s3s, ,OOO, 700.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 10 - The
House of Deputies of the Episcopal con
vention to-day first listened TO the re-
port of DR.. Little, of Delaware, on the
General Theological Seminary of the
Church, its progress and its needs.
The petition for the new missionary
jurisdiction of Duluth, approved by the
Bishops yesterday, was presented to the
House and referred, resolutions were
passed recommending that the expense
committee raise fund to pay the trav-
cling expenses of bishops in Europe
visiting churches there, and declaring it
expadient to name deputation to at
tend the next meeting of the Canadian
Synod of the Church of England.
Rev. ii. q. Duncan, of Louisiana, in
his report on the state of the church, said
that since the last conference in '92, ten
bishops had died, fourteen had been con-
secrated, four of whom went iLto mis-
sionary districts. The church now had
70 bishops, 4,544 clergymen, 567 candi
dates for lay orders, 1905 baptisms in
the past year, and 131, Alb combinations
There were now 618, 500 communicates,
5,117 church edifces, and near 600 insti-
tutions of a benevolent or educational
character Contributions from all sources
had reached $38, 900, 900.
Dr. Duncan showed that the body of
communicates was growing more than
the number Of clergy. The increase in
the trlennium had been 65,79l, while
the list of priests had grown but 157, a
fact he attributed to ''insufficiency and
diminution Of stipends." The income
for the three years was $35, 900 less than
for the preceding period.
The committee made reeommen-
dations for patri tic services on
the Fourth OF July, for striclcr regard
for the divorce law Of the church, for
better Sabbath observance q. d for a
more active propaganda FIR Christian
teachings. It belag soUg { to thank the
author of prblic3tion for its gratuitcus
distribution, resolution refusi0g to per-
nit the distribution in The convention of
any publication not officially recognized,
was offered by ]. P. Morgan aud unani-
mously adopted.
The Deputies finally passed the Pack
ard resolution, re 'erring the subject of
constitutional revision to a new commits
sion composed of six clerical and six lay
menoers. The bishops will have no
connection with the work Of this
commission. The House has previously
defeated proposal to refer the
matter back to the present joint
commission. The establishment Of a
provincial system Eas excepted from the
matters referred to the new committee.
The action Of yesterday, assigning the
charge of Alaska to the Bishop of Olym-
pia, was reconsidered by a two thirds
vote, and the adVisability of the election
Of a missionary bishop was considered.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
Monument Dedicated at Gettysburg.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Oct. 15.-The 143d
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers,
dedicated their monument on Cemetery
Ridge to-day with becoming ceremonies.
The monument is at the left of Bloody
Angle, where they were during the Sec
ond and third day and whence they sal
lied out to help repulse Pickett's charge.
The monument is of granite, six feet by
four at the base, and six feet high.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16

FOR A SHORTER CAMPAIGN.
Both Parties Will BE Asked to Make IL
Three Instead of Six Months.

CLEVELAND o., Oct. 10 The Cleve-
land Chamber of Commerce tonight
adopted resolution calling upon COM
mercial bodies in other cities to move
for shorter presidential campaign next
year. The preamble recites that much
of the depression following the election
of 1892 was due to the long campaign,
and it is recommended that the conven-
tiOns Of the two great parties be held
three months instead of six months be-
fore the election. A memorial to that
effect will be sent to both the Democratic
and Republican National Committees.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF AMY NQUN GA&Dl0NA DAILY

being out of the channels of trade, there
being no further use for gold reserve.
The bulk of the 'greenbacks' and Sher
man notes would be absorbed as basis
for currency or as a reserve against de
posits in banks. That ali the parts Of
the country might have the advantage of
a national system, banks should be per-
mitted TO organize with capital of
$50, 600, or even less, thus encouraging
State banks to abandon their present
oh harte RS -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
Whiskey Trust Reorganization.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-It is stated that
all the papers in the Distilling and Cat
tie Feeding settlement have been signed
and that J. B. Greenhut has deposited
with the reorganization committee !, JIG
shares of old Distilling and Cattle Feed
ing Company stock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
7 he Cholera I'm Japan.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. IS. Reports
to the United States Supervising Sur
geon General indicate that during the
present epidemic of cholera in Japan
there have been 42, FOG cases and 28, ,513
deaths. 1t is believed that the epidemic
has reached its climax and is now de.
clining.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
Bitten by a Horse.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-E. E Bowen, of
Lynchburg, Va, went to Pasteur Insti-
tute yesterday as patient, having been
bitten by horse at his home a week ago.
The horse had been bitten by dog and
has since died.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
A STEAMER BURNED AT SEA.
The Captain, Mate and Nineteen of
the Crew are Still Missing.

LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to
Lloyds, from Valparaiso, Chill, announ-
ces that the American ship Parthia,
Oapt. Carter, from Liverpool, on June
25 for San Francisco, with coal, was
burned at sea on October /. The Par
thia proved total loss. Several of her
crew landed here in one of the ships
boats, but the Captain, chief mate and
nineteen of the crew who left the wreck
in boats, are still missing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
THE NEW cur CHALLENGER.
A Committee Appointed TO Arrange
for the Races of 1896.

LONDON, Oct IS. The secretary Of the
Royal Victoria Club, Mr.. Percy Thellu-
son, 10 day received a cable message
from Mr. ]. V S. Oddie, secretary of the
New York Yacht Club, notifying him
that the challenge he bad sent in behalf
of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, and in
the name of CHARLES Day Rose, 8 mem
Der of that club, to sail a series of
matches for the Americas Cup in 1896,
with the cutter yacht Distant Shore, had
ooen accepted, and that a conn ittee had
oeen appointed with full power to
arrange conditions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
Convention of Carriage Builders.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 15.-The an
nual convention of the Carriage Build
ers' National Association convened here
to day with an attendance estimated at
over 1900. The association was organ
lied twenty three years ago and includes
nearly all the prominent manufactures
of the different branches of the trade
throughout the country.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
A Negro Murderer Arrested.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 15-Wm. A.
Kelp, a 16 year old colored boy, who is
wanted in Richmond, Va on the charge
of having murdered Niscey Boyd, August
10. was arrested here last night. He was
identified by means of scar on his left
arm. He has consented to return to
Richmond without requisition.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
ROunanIan Cabinet Resigned.

BUCHAREST, Roumania, Oct, 10
The cabinet has resigned and King
Charles has summoned Demeter Sturdza,
the liberal leader, to form a new minis
try.
Later in the day, Demeter sturdza
succeeded in forming Liberal cabinet,
in which he himself is the Premier and
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
Revision of The Bible Completed.

LONDON, oct. IS The revision of the
Bible has been completed, including the
apochrypha, upon which the reyisers
have been engaged since 1881, aud it
will shortly be issued from the Oxford
Press in various sizes, uniform with the
revised cid end new testaments.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
ON THEIR WAY TO ATLANTA.
Mining Engineers stop Over in .Ashe-
willie and spend the Day.
News and Observer.
AsHEvILLE, N. G Oct

AsHEyILLE, N. G, Oct. 10
About one hundred members of the
American Institute of Mining Engineers
and members of their families reached
here in special this morning. They
took dinner at the Battery Park, visited
Vander1ilt's and left at 8 o'clock for
Atlanta via Salisbury.
The Governors foot guards, Of New
Haven, Conn, will stop here on their
return from Atlanta Octobr Gath.
j. Taylor Amiss, proprietor of the
West End drug store, has assigned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
CROPS IN BEAUFORT COUNTY.
A New Military Company Soon TO be
Organized.
Special to the News and Observer.
n-A

Special to the News and Observer.
AURORA, N. g., Oct. Is.
F. B. Hooker, member Of the Legisla
ture from this county, has out a call for
the young men Of this section TO meet
him for the purpose Of organizing mill
tary company to be part of the State
guard.
Some thief broke open the store Of W.
a. Thompson last night and robbed him
of a considerable amount of goods
Our farmers all agree that the cotton
crop will not exceed ffty per ceut of the
regular crop The continued drought
has about ruined the potato and turnip
crops.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
City of "a Hundred Years.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. IS. The eel
ebration of the one hundreth anniver.
sary of Fort Wayne's existence as a city,
which is to continue for four days, be-
gan this morning and large crowds are
IN attendance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
JOHN II. GENTRY AND ROBERT J
These Noted PAGERS Will Race at
ReidsyilIe October 20.

5pJUIdI 10 UII5 - 1--WE dIIu UU55I FbI'
REIDsvILLE, N O., Oct Is.
Arrangements have been perfected for
a match race at the Reidsyille mile track
between John r. Gentry and Robert j.,
the two noted PAGERS.
The race will come off during the fall
meeting, October 20 to November /.
Contracts have been signed and there is
no doubt whatever about the race taking
place.
The purse is 81, 500. This will be the
most notable race ever pulled off IN this
State, and will attract thousands of
visitors.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.
A Five Weeks Strike of Shoe Factory
Operatives Settled.


LYNN, Mass, Oct. 15.-The strike
among the lasters of the Thomas G..
Plant shoe factory, which was started
about five weeks ago, was settle to-day
and tomorrow the five hundr opera
tives will return to work. NJ. Plant
returned from trip abroad yAI Iday
and agreed to pay so per cent of q ad-
vance asked for by the strikers.
Increase of Wages to be GranfeI.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 15.-The
quest made week ago by the local iro =.
and brass moulders that their employers
establish the rate of wages at $3.50 a day
has been favorably considered and will
probably be granted.
Injured by .:RIOtOus WOrkmen.
CADIz, Oct. 15.-There were no fur
ther disturbances here to-day, as a re-
suit of the stoning of prelate yesterday,
by number of workmen out of employ
ment, who insisted that they wanted
work and not sermons. Seven persons
were slightly injured by the stones
thrown.
Strike of Miners Threatened.
CLEARFIELD, Pa, Oct. 15.-Fifteen
thousand miners attended the conveu-
tion here to-day to discuss the situation
and take steps towards securing an in
creased wage scale. Nothing definite
was decided upon, but it was said to-
night that the prospects are favorable
for a general strike throughout the en-
tire region, and that the miners at Glen
Richey, near here, have already quit
work. Another meeting will be held to-
morrow
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-16
Creedon to Meet Choynski,

LONDON, Oct. 15.-It is announced
that Dan Oreedon, the ex-middle weight
champion of Australia, who last night
defeated Frank Craig, the "Harlem cof-
fee cooler, tor purse of e4OO before
the National Sporting Club, winning in
90 rounds, will shortly meet Joe Choyn-
ski, of California.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-09
THIRTEEN MORE MISSING.
In the Burning Michigan Mine-No
Hope OF Rescue.

Houghton. Mich. Sept. s.-Huge volumes
~ smoke sfgI issue from the mouths Of
shafts l. and ?. showing that the awful
Are which started In the Osceola copper
mine shortly before noon Saturday Is stil
raging herceiy. The bodies OF thirty min
ers entombed are still lying somewhere
tslsw the surface without doubt dead,
suffocated by smoke and gas Besides
thsse reported yesterday thirteen more
men are missing At the time the alarm
vas sounded over 200 were underground.
and All would have escaped had they used
rroper nrecaution. Several miners In
their fight passed a group Of seven or
eight men who had stopped 10 rest and
were smoking their pipes. They seemed 10
he I'm no hurry or to think of danger.
when told 10 hurry 10 the surface they
remarked that they had plenty OF time
Not one az them reached the surface. Tho
slips were kept running up and down all
day Saturday, In order to give any or the
entombed miners chance TO escape II
they could reach the skip alive. but none
came up. Another attempt viii be mace
70 reach the men IN the morning. There
IS no danger OF the bodies being burned.
a. Il ls generally thought the men escaped
from the burning shaft to some Of the
drifts leading 10 other shafts and were
Overcome by gas and smoke before they
could reach place OF safety. This being
the case. the bodies will De recovered as
soon as the FIRE Is gotten under control
and the gas leaves the mine. The SHAFT
has been surrounded all day by thousands
OF people. all hoping THAI some sign or
werd would be gotten from the men, but
they have now all returned 20 their homes,
fearing the worst All hope has been
given up by the officials of ever rescuing
any OF the men alive
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-09
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Decrease i'm Death Rate During Angus
Returns More Easily Made.

necrcaSa i'm Death Rate During August
Returns More Easily Made.
The board Of health held its regular
monthly meeting Saturday afternoon. Ut.
Samuel r. Holmes and DIT. Montgomery
Russell being present. Routine ma
were disposed ~. ard the report Of tedlth
Onlcer Palmer for August "as receives
In his report the health oThcfr says thtl
during tho month there were REPORTED -
deaths. as compared with - for the same
rnoata IN 1898 and - .u july ls,'S The
annual death rate for the past month peF
udi VAS SO There were : cases ~ scar
latina reported, a. against > ~ July Iy-
ahofd fever shows an increase rom
cases with death IN July 20 u cases with
2 afaths FIN August. one case Of measles
was reported. There were only = births
and 4 et.U births reported
The city council has now provided FUNDS
for the expense ~ purchasing blank c"r-
tiGcatps. printed Oh postal cards which
NAV b. rad on application 20 the health
of5rer Tbs more couve nicnt method %
making returns e. expected 70 secure
-uora .-ornulete returns iu the future
Deaths during Angus and number from
each cause were as follows. Septiea"f1ia
: fy-rhoA fever 9, erysipelas i. dlarrncsal
81 pulmonary tuberculosis Z. cancer OF
thrsa. I. tubcrcular periionitis 7. diabetes
roelutus ]. eclampsia ], meningitis J. or
gants heart disease !, appendicitis J. per-
fon,tls 2 uraernia T. nepnrifis !. homicide
fracture % neck /. drowning !. TauFoaG
trfsy~v I oDIuu poisoning ], unknown T.
Total l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-09
ToLT SOCIAL NEWS.
: <,ir,. Der Of T. en~ant Gatherings Given
for rhe Young People.

NuTsz Der of T. fsft-st tat gatherings WV ~
for the Young People.
~ and Mrs. George Kindred gave "A
-.,.,..tte,, 90 the young people and others
o., T-.rf "Wednesday evening Music and
e.,.,,..s formed the amussments Of the eF-
l,.ir,r ana AN abundance az ice cream ana
cake was served
Nf~ and Mrs 4. r. Campbell Who have
s..e- ~enoved 20 Ballard, were given a
s-avrfra surprise Tuesday evening. when
.~.,tt. : large number of young people, who
oor,rosad Mrs CampheNs class IN the
--11. SUNDAY school. called and presented
bs~ vv4th "A beautiful album. acconpa nief
,,.ftE a vx-lI-rrepared address or behalf 81
t.r lass Mrs. Campbell was deeply ar
sa--.s b{4t responded briefly thanking
tra donors for their kind remembrance.
1f~ ana Mrs Campbell carry with them
-re hax, wishes Of al the people. They
ave ar~orruaried hy their daughter Daisy
ana her husband Nr. A Boyce.
N- r r Shaw gave a most del EhtfHl
5a~rf-w marty 20 a host az his friends
--t--,rssfav evening Excellent music wac
f..rrfsbad ~ Mcssrs. James and r n.
r,-tfs II StosseI. assisted by Nr o. 8
Galloway. ard dancing was continued un-
sd q late hour
AZ Nr. and Mrs. James Harris a pleas
e-t dancing PARTY was given 20 A few %
t-air friends Friday evening IN honor q
Miss Ewie ferguson. who has been spend
Ing the summer With Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
4 hearty repast vas psTtaken Of al mid
night Among those present were; Mr..
and Mrs John Snonce. Sir and Mis-. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-09
PISTOL AND DYNAMITE
Five People Killed by the Re-
sulting Explosion.
ST SPECHT'S FERRY, IOWA.
. Roy with Revolver Misses His
Mark and Touches or GOO
Pounds Of Dynamite.
ST sPEcHT'S FERRY. iowi

r,.,suatss. Ia. Sept. s.-Edwar5 Latshaw.
~-sh-rort-actor on the government work
- he Mississippi river. rad so pounds OF
s~rs,ns,s stored away Ia the cellar OF
- al epecht's Ferry. twelve miles
-S-sh 81 here. Today his SOD. while prac-
.scsrw with a revolver. missed the target.
80 sns bullet entered the cellar and fired
- avnarnite The house ~as blown 20
ssss,Terg ana the following were killed.
'r.svgsrgs I.atshaw and his wife; Ray Lat
-, - wears OH. Mat Latshaw. years
- Hans Biornstad.. OF Lacrosse. Wis.
.as wounded are: Matt Faber. OF Wa
-. NAV die. FL Bench. Of Lansing.
- try.e,rke1 aut and badly bruised. Mabel
1stshsx.. skull fractured
TIE degs are terribly mangied. 4 &
,,sav-osa baby IN the party escaped unhuFt.
f.,ssa IN buildings ia the hamlet was all
.vrken. and boats on the opposite side OF
.sa river were considerably damaged i
snselai train from Dubuque took physi-
cans 10 the scene ana brought the wound
81 70 hospitals here.
the s,ene Of the explosion IS little
hamle,. containing only g. hotel. depot.
a,syehouse and a few EhaDties. The force
~ The explosion tore a hole fifteen feet
49, IN tho solid rock, wrecked sbe build
,ng atnve II, and damaged nearly every
~.her building IN the place. The mother.
,uo daughters and young son were found
a. the wrecked house. The baby girl was
icing across her mothers dead and NUT
slateA body, crying piteously for her
Iafshaw's body was found 2o0 yards away.
his head was partly buried IN the earth.
The boy VINO did the shooting was thrown
eyer the tops Of high trees. falling To the
Earth a shapeless. uurccognizable mass.
In the hotel every window was shat
,syeA ard the building otherwise dam
aged The side OF the warehouse caNed
n ana a small building near 1t was un-
roofed. Barges moored on the opposite
side Of the river were so much damaged
~ the conclusion that IT is feared they
may sink The hamlet has every appear
aaee OF being swept by cyclone. The
noise OF the explosion was heard at Platt-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-09
TODAY THE BLACK CAT.
'"o-uoo 10 Assemble and Celebrate
TIC Ninth OF the Ninth Month.


the Ninth OF the Ninth Month.
me H0o-EOo. marked with the ensign
q me great black cat. VIII own the cstv
to04F, and sTomlses 70 make thfres
ho~L King I'm begins az Il s'cl9ek and
hP.aa nlgh sway until midnight Dele
gates from different towns on the Sound
began y arrive yesterday. and Il Is ex-
pecied that By noon today a. Ieas. TWEEN
ty-nFe members outside Seattle and Taco
ma VIII be present, bringing the total 70
a. least ffA
ne members viii assemble At The North
err hotel A. y noon. where the order %
Iail N VIII p given. The Iiue OF march
VII BE- ~ Commercial % Front street
ana out Front 10 Mad son. where gaiiv
decorated ears viii 30 in waiting to carry
me delegates % Lake Washington. At the
EAhe steamer VIII ~ boarded by ne
merry skers ana for tao hours the
sHCfts VII ring with the laughter and De-
cIiiaF sounds % the order
N tne Procession viii b. two baBfs-ore
cVNlA'hing four pieces and the other
HuinpeF 81 chinese. IN the afternoon A. .
= CLOCK a number % kittens VIII be gfvea
the initiatory rank. and SO Ia the even
Ihg banquet win BE held. Beginning AZ
so special theatrical entertainment win
De gwen a Cordray's theater.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-09

Galloway Mr. and Mrs. J. W henh'
Mr. A y Thrau. Mr.. i. " Allison MT
= \ Frees. Mr.. Gus Anderson. Nj Al
bert Prenatt. Mt. @. T.. Russell.
AFR ana Mrs Austin. of Tualco. spent
several davs tpe first OF The week win
Rsv. and Mrs George Kindred
Nies Katie Rombers. Of Eagle harpoI'
i VISITING with the family Of ". a
Faulds
Miss Geneva Eddy, Of Snohomish. IS
speeding few weeks with her friend,
Miss " Nc$auEht0u
Miss Maggie Johnson. VINO has spent the
summer with Nr. and Mrs. trenait re-
turned home Friday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-09

Chicago Inter-ocean.

-DIN 40 HUI ~FI'9FHIi.
hand of about 7na horses was bought
on a ranch in Umatiiia county. or, last
veek by "a Portland horse-Eneat canning
company az g a head This was the price
on the range The horses viii be taken 20
Portland - required Three hundred were
sent on as soon as the sale was concluded.
The agent ~ the company Who Is travel
ing through the range country. SAYS THAI
tho hide name and tail alone ~ each
horse viii bring 80, leaving the entire
carcass almost clear profit. There is a
Singular reflceuce about the actual plir-
noses for which the carcaAses are - be
11ssd and various people claiming 70 be
connected with the concern talk wari0uRiy
about fertilizers. grease. canned steaks
ard fnanV other prOducts.
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70 enter he pulpsf.
-, y inztock closed the debate. briefly
- s.aI.s tne other side. and the Judges
- aSAea 70 retire 20 an ante-roorn %
,5e1esl. the question While they we're
- - atlng Abe Spring delivered a NUN
Der OF critical remarks on tha dehafs t,e,
finished Just
~ 1t8iFfnst}vg side secured fhe verdict
. Fote ~ three 70 two During the a.
-, noon George Noble sang 4 baritone
80 80 ara Mss Lulu Friend PLAYED selee-
80 On me either. Is was decided 20 hold
t4fe next meeting on October
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Of time from carrying his intention INTO
eject Having been uusaceesstul III tHls
attempt he drew a razor anu tflea 10 cut
his throat Again ne was stopped but
sff1 the Wild desire 20 do something out
az tHe ordinary r11 0as tn his blood ana
hc tried TO drown himself.
Justice Reardslcy took the matter IN
ra7s ana as result Noo.ey IS ne" e"n-
fined i'm tae couotS jail for thirty aa>s IN
default Of 559 bonds for threatening 10
.H D0r4o.