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wH4r HAS BEEN DONE.


Washington CITY. June 7~fs ss nov
seems probable. ere first session Of this
rgftv-fourth congress s8B0arnS thfs week
Il VII - the shortest so-csEls9 -'forg ses-
sarrrt sgne@ that of fhe ThirtT.aFfh Gen.
rfess. ara cne % ghA shortest IN fha hss-
tory - tbe government This Esesri IL
ssrs,ssaF. partly ase 70 fha nollfs.al Asf-
ference between fhs srrase. house assE
rsrN=sssnt mhkch has foxes'a1sesf agreements
o. lines of legislation. sszs partly 4ua 10
the Aetsrrzg1na1lon with ~hseS snH Beuuhlf-
car leaders IN ths house have carried fnss
eject Speaker Reefs csacus SreAsessaa
shAs the congress waul4 tss p ae-noth h8nr
assersssgzge. T.eg1slstlos means approar8s-
ssarw the house ieatexs haER sad. ard a.
fhesr sasr8on w1# that The treasury cntl-
sfftau wsrrzute9 10 snprcrTiafious ex~eng
az rr0st trngerafivsly necessary. rsev
save h~s4 IRE doors tightly sfmt sEa&nes
rlssses % sfls snscA uSgAly receive
~.rn-urss AstMzsfFan.
Ec~e--r~t ansrrw ths Fewaia~ acts .
congress are ire anaaal xuTrorrssfs0n hf'ss
FOR tha sspeort cf the government Taesr
rssa~.sraffe-s rRz constituted 4 large part
- sh4 work a. TIRE esessen. ard Avs
- fhera ara vst hsnzgnw hefueen tne hamss
ard sae sensfc zfta saase = iAslr assas}s
esrsrffGess. for thsx ra@sem Y = iFT TmmzNl-
- - ssv@ me E~snsf soE2ts - fha hsEas or
sssa grau8 fosas - agETonrS@ @tsons n1a*e ~
fs4a congress Ahtrh sEErwwase esogt hsif
= esrfg- cellars. ts3t the Disbursements
saehaesrsa &arlaE the seassaH wE - dls-
ess~ses ssraaffar ~ Chalrssazn C@rnon. -
So sax~orgrssI lsas esF9n8stgsa. AMI ex-
90 sarrsaM savers frozen taa uetats ~ ytnw
ss shssr sessssetiss parties. Tarsr- Or Snan-
cal gs<ssgAsson & anY rsmeFRl CHARACTER
sssas snNnaonaE f1T as arAeticRf paTr@&@s
szssa assa tfssArfas<ne ata hs2SeeA fae s9sss
as xsz4se Agre GesH9ENfr&1es ~ EEe gass
* sMs two AslIs pFRsssrsS ~ tta h5ssSss
sNksR ea4 gss4nE gcwzasftee. DEeRT ssrzss
q .--.-s-. sxs 2-4S s~-sss- - .--s s--ss
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TO ACCEPT MEDIATION.
Cuha w9Gffnx 60 fnd the War on
Basis OF Autonomy.

New Ycrk Jans @.--A snecsa} - tss
v-cr53 frnrr Havana says; 7 js Understood
here that iea8-Hg SpanlarSts ard cufaa-
autauoussts are preparing a statement de-
-1Aring fhe87 WIiNngaess 10 aceert Eaasza-
tsau ~ taa United Ssasas for eraazE tas
var ~ 1as eAs5s - sufoaa-sE. provided
that sAe United states Euaransegs peace.
It = ss-a the psglta1 aas Hsef tas 81
s~uvaz og - % shs aal t8esaus an3 tTNt2n
sssfannrnksts. wan awalt aniy tse aectssaa
q Rsfar2 Naztnrs ans JB#sa SsnEuslly %
ssxr IL 8n escnaE - tae Cahaa RszEoes-
rslsss anH senaratszfs -esHsaessts1T- Tsn
nas5sbon Haallv swnez, NiE3 " pTessnfs& .
CenxsG Cseners1 Lee Maeh aouhs s. sx-
pressed of Saag1l.ly<s seafzlsSeencs.
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BoMB-THRowrSG IN SPAIN.
lndescrtbah1e Panic. Several Killed
and Many Injured.

Barcelona. June "A bomb was thrown
into the crowd during the Corpus Christi
parade today aid its explosion resulted In
tha killing OF six persons and ihe injury OF
fifty. The psrpstrato- il as set unknown
and bis motive Is equally a mystery.
News OF the throwing of the bomb
spread ike wldire over the city and
caused panic among the crowds drawn
70 the streets by the religious festival and
the Snnda. merTymaking usual 10 tie
city. The explosion occurred just as the
Corpus Christi procession was entering the
beautiful and ancient churches OF Santa
Maria del Mar. This Is in one of the
most thickiy populated portions Of the
city. The sound OF the explosion and the
distressed cries OF the injured and the
friends OF the killed created an lndescrsh-
able panic among the great crowd in the
procession and lookerson- The people
were terror stricken with dread of other
bombs being thrown. and Il was with dif-
ficuity that they were restrained from
stampeding.
Madrid. June Two dynamite petards
were exploded in front OF a house at Or
mundan. near San Sebastian today. Much
damage resulted from the explosion, but
there we're no fatalities.
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IN THE SENATE.
nimcufty of Maintaining Qasrum
to Re sppreheudrd.

Washington City. june T.-whether ihs
senate shah he shle 80 conclude the woris
% the session this week wiu probably de-
rsend ffuou whether quorum can he main
tafTed sonse senators are eaps~rd 20 fhs
passage % the new general dsficienry hitI
zfth the French spaltatian clause. an5 tas
stare anS surpiy cieirss allowed under ths
Bowman act, emitted. Senator Harris
makes no secret of his intention 20 as-
rslana the restoration of these Items 90 tbs
hll ard SAYS that he vii not consent TO
afz uasSage without them sxeept ppon q
yea aaH nav vote. II ne insists mon this
a voting quorum @tli De necessary. Sew
srai senators have announced their pa--
rose of leaving the city eagly IA the wse<
and mary others wia aepsrt AbSat tho
middle of the week for 81. fsnsis. fFnder
these circumstances Il IS goaElhie thar adj
fglsrnraent may ba postponed gnfii the Re-
publican convention. although there viii
he \ VERY general effort 70 prevent this.
Tvha other appropriation hllls which have
ret besn aaagy Disposed cf are the milan.
the District ~ Colgutsa. the suniry csvii.
ths naval ard ere pestofflce.
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- avs - - - er shssr

buried fve k1llsss and carried CT thesr
vounsse9
II The course ~ several Skarv~siSases IN
Havana. Gstan<as anA Fesnar 5ef ESQ, tbs
iFsssrEenss have lost rweasv kzsla7.
Co.. Fsgearo attacked The insurgents IN
extensive a1s3s1onz htaG hy them on the
heights sf Santa Barbara In Havana prov
tnee- Both sides opened ars x1uE3sane0as-
=, 04f the tnsGrERasS sao1 retFeased.
abandoning fourteen os their kil5a&. hsr
carving OF their woun2s9
Cart Lopez. with 1re snfantrv. met a
squadron og cavalry as Bzyauezs. soans
=" sell-aTTzea insurgents occupying good
positions an9 forced them 70 retire pysth a
loss ot eighteen killed The o1sfcEal report
states that troops lad shree kiae5 while
capt Lopez himself was seriously
wounded and eleven pFivatss we're als0
wourese4
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Tsittsburz. June The Allegheny er-s'-
publican county primaries held yesterday
xere the hottest IN the history OF tae cossll-
". The result xnowz that tha reTorraers or
s.Quzyises~ xsre badly defeated. Tcey
secured four members - the legtsiatuEe
in Allegheny CRY. TWO in the seventh als-
tFiet and one IN the eighth TIE EeS1-
lars niu get two senator's and sisht r1a@ila-
bers Of the legislature. ssa EEgoeao4y All
CT the county officers There seems 10 .
soEne little doubt about controller 2n1
judge Senator Flynn. chairman of the
county committee. SAYS they have elected
their candidates ny rsa 5oritses frcrn sss"
TO f1.a.A
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Considerable Damage Done the
beautiful City of Valparaiso.

Port Townsend, June -SpeciaI.-Masl
adviceS from Naiparsso. Chile. under date
OF May l. say: During the past week
a succession OF severe earthquakes have
been experienced along the coast Con-
siderable damage TO property was done in
this city. Many people were injured and
two or three casualties reported. For a
time the more ignorant classes were panic
stricken. Business was partly suspended.
and every body WAS waiting for the finai
and what was appreheraea 10 be the se-
verest quake Of them HlI-but Il never
came. The 1rsnbIers Sahsided and az
fairs resumed their normal condition.
While earthquakes are not a rarity IN
Chile. vet il Is seldom that the shocks ara
so severe or lasting as those recently ex-
F,er{Srra3
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KILLED BY THE CossaCks.
Two Hundred and Fifty People
Hewn Down at the Coronation.

London. June "A dispatch from Vien-
na 70 the Daily News SAYS that according
70 a PcliSa-tialician paper there was a
riot AZ s. Petersburg On the eve 81 fhe
coronation day. A drunken crowd. Il -
alleged filed up with newSki prospekt
and became unmsnagsabie. whereupon
CnSsackx gallopsd into the crowd. which
responded by throwing stones. The cos-
sacks, Il is further SAID. taereupoa used
their sabres right and left and finally
fired into the crowd. 81 which - persons
we're killed and wounded and SO arrested.
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Key West. June Jose Lopez who was
on the steamer Mzscotte Wednesday night
AT Havana Just before her departure. a.i
on account OF his Suspicious actions in de-
stroying \ note handed 10 him from boat
alongside was arrested. vas released F'ri-
day and has arrived here. he reports
miserable treatment hv the officers who
arrested him. but he said he was accorded
ecnsiderate treatment by the chief OF Do-
nca Of Havana
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arzu.tm. =. Chase Dead.

wararhN~y. Coas-. June "A eRhlsgT&z1
~s~esses1 fran Paris toH <hr aanssrcss
se~ death e A@s1sstas = Chas# ff@fs
ua-a1vaEe ssTvks Mr. Csase NNas sss~uas
- 49, heasn3 - rs asa3Ea Few sagnFns
a~n He waa r@ea4asmt ~ fhe ~ Wagera@Fy
Sstfsra8 asaEk WRsesbary Wateh ans va
s@rs,srx g-Baex CauaTsafes- tha Esuesflat 4
ra~nhanz nszfactuTanE Casaeany. @N4
negfvssy latsFssse1 Ia osher esvEsoTzfasnS.
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Tampa. Fla. June T--Adsices from
Cuba tonight SAY; Francisco Tarrsna. a
wealthy planter and an American eLt4ze a.
has been imprisoned az CaFssenas for the
past fifteen days without a hearing. and
deprived of all communication with the
outside world
Rafael Cabrera is reported 20 have safe
II landed an exSedision AZ Prnta de Ca
nado. near NUevitas with Lac rides and
5ae 90 cartridges
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Cincinnati. June The EnagireT' > tana-
l=tson OF the delegates 10 The Ohio Demo
cratic state convention AZ Columbus June
- shows that ap 20 haSt n-gEs thirty or the
elghty-e1ght counties had selected dele
gates with ths following results TSe hun
cre6 and eleven instructed for free silver.
eleven for god ami twsnty-thrss gnl1-
stFuceed- The primaries viii 10 he'd IN
Cincinnati tomorrow
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Havana T@as z.-Ths hana q Aeea &e-
raansa4 fha sarrfnsze- - the fcrt at ne
xsGass q fsahfssl IN Havana FTu4tTna.
Assss sert = gnra&t 20 h21~ Il ur VITA 8yna-
ussfs- Tss ehls& of Ebs garzasoa 1efA1Fsess
fhn messengers MMa hE4 n@an 8sne %
asrtav wfsA nEss as 70 erszoSFws After
keeas-x - 1~z fwo h1Ers. ttls tszzsxesz SIS
reS-e4zsz. .-<z--S 2czEt<&z AS-sxA 1@eg
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Huntington. Pa. June T.-Tonight forty
three oat OF the s5xrv-one districts In THIS
county have reported upon the result or
last rights primaries. shogsng that Tor
senatorial delegates Boise Peurose has re-
celye1 = votes. 10 % for John Xznausaker.
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London. June IA Berlin dispatch -
the Chronicle says: TIE two German
gEnboats Mis- and Princess Wilhslu have
arrived az Nansins. consequent upon tse
murder og German military instructors.
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kurds kifIfnE Railroad Men.

Athens. 1Gas T.-Au official report states
thzt a band ef kuris has attcked the en-
pieyeS OF the railway running from SrYr-
ga 10 Csrsha killing many. fnclu5iag ths
British, French and German engineers
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Gladstone on the unSpeaIasre Turk.

I.and0n. June T.~-Mr. Gladstone has writ
ten a reply 70 A correspondent, in which
ne says. In my opinion. the Turkish gos-
ernmsnt IS the greatest scaurge of man
and and iz the greatest scandal and dis
grace 70 religion. Including the religion 0s
Mohamufad. on the face Of the earth"
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WASHINGTON, MONDAY. JUNE 8,

IN sh4 Methodist ErfssorAi eigrch. TOT
many years IN F~nlc1Ee ard sfEe-Fz-sis n
Denver. says Il the Republican plArso.Ea
does not saecIare for free silver fS@ IoAO-
rs5o delegation wzH holf the couyenls7n- =
HA i wan PERSONAL fr!sn. Of Senator
Tellzr
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rsat~s~a - as Saa FTanetsccs saoe curnl.
merv get rhs.r ssoes pel4shs4 free 50 thia
posasa. sazos store
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La e4ss 49, Gust IssI=ss S.sz-ng ozs s.Is.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-08
Application For Patent.
Notice No. CO...
UNITED STATES LASp OFFICE. |
Carson City, Nevada. Feb. IL. 1896.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. /
Carson City, Nevada, Feb. Ia, 1896. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Morning Star Silver Mining Com.
pnny,. hy, q. y. Perkins It's duly authorized
Agent, whose pOstonlcc address Is Kinsley,
Elko County, Nevada, via. Ibapah T.. o.,
Ioocle County, Utah, has made application
Tor United States Patent for the Morning
iConsolidntcdl Lode mining claim situate
In Kinsley Mining District, Elko County.
state OF Nevada, consisting OF 1890 linear
feet or The Morning Stnr and 100 linear fect
OF the Morning Star West Extension Lolcs
(ConsolidatcdD and surface ground ns shown
on the plat, being Lot No. 20 and described
vcy on iilc In this onicc, with magnetic va.
riation at 10 degrees - minutes cast. as fol.
lows: Commencing NJ Post No. :, corner
feet 10 posts No. . & B: thence y. 3S deg. Is
min. w. iJD feet to post No. O; thence ~. &
deg. - min w. i2l fCOt 10 post NOT thence
$. - deg. IL min r. itGD iCct TO posts No. s
3; thence s. ~ deg, ~ min. H. 1870 feet TO
post No. I: thence 8. 3 deg. ~ min. Il. I2i
feet 10 post No. I, the place OF beginning,
containing total area OF i7.i5 acres, from
which the area In conflict with the "Sian.
ito" Lode. Survey No. "a. is expressly OK.
ccptcd aud excluded. leaving au area OF
i6O6 acres hereby applied for.
From post No. q, tho section corner TO See.
West 3!ss feet distant
Said Consolidated lodc location ana min.
ing Cllln Dvlng OF IcCOru In tnC once OF tho
Recorder OF said Mining District at Kins.
10y, In Elko County. Nevada. Tho nearest
known locations being the "Ninniic" and
"ltawkCyc."
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Morning Stnr and Morn.
ing star West exclusion Consolidated mines
or surface ground are required TO nlc their
adverse claims with the Register OF tho
United States Land once ~ Carson City,
Nevada, In the County OF Ormsby, during
the sixty days period of publication hereof.
or they viii bc barred by the Virtue 10 the
provisions of tho statute.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register.
IL Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Notice OF Application for paicnt bc pub.
liShcd for the pcrlod Of ton consecutive
weeks In the Elko ISDErEsDEST, a Weekly
Newspaper, published at Elko, Nevada.
q. II. GALLUP.
Register.
First publication, Feb, 90, isS,
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NOTICE.

by order Of tho Board Of County
Commissioners OF Elko County. State
OF Nevada, made this ith day OF
March. 1895, notice IL hereby given
that all persons who are clinrgcs upon
the county must como to tho County
Hospital, or all claims for their sup
port will be disallowed by said Board
except in cases OF extreme cmcrgcn.
cy.
Attest:
WEBSTER PATTERSON,
Deputy County Clerk
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
ESTATE or Gronnr IL Mrns nnrrn.r

ESTATE or GEoRGE II. MEiGs, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by TIE
~ Undersigned, Administrator OF the rs.
t"io OF George II. Mcigsidccoascd, to tho
creditors Of, and to all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this
notice, 10 tho said undersigned Admins.
traitor at his onicc ana place Of business In
the county Of Elko, tho same being the place
for tho transaction OF tho business Of said
Estate.
W. T. SMITH.
Administrator.
Dated nj Eiko, Nov. Feb ~. 1890.
[fcb2lIwl
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When you arc III need Of lcttcr
hoads, hill heads, note heads, envol.
opcs, statements, etc, remember that
you can have them printed at tho IN.
pErESDESr cllice. at prices within the
reach Of all -
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aNOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE or J. W. BROOKS, DECEASED.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN DY THE
~ undersigned, Executor Of the Last viii
and Testament of J. ". brooks, deceased,
to the creditors Of. aud to all persons hay.
Ing claims against tho said deceased, to
exhibit thCm with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after tho FIRST pubiica.
tion OF this notice, 10 the said undersigned
Executor NJ tho ONCE Of Payne & Miller ia
the town Of Elko, In tho county OF Elko, No
vadn, tho same being his place for tho
transaction Of the business OF said Estate.
NJ. II. MILLER,
Executor Of the Last WIN OF J. ". brooks.
Deceased.
o.. Dated Ut Elko, New. Feb. Is. 1870.
dtw.l
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Total cash in TREASURY s35,7l7 O.
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Total disbursements. ,sl5,329

balance IN trcusury. ....S3J,Il7
Tho above balance stands To tho
credit Of the various funds as pcr
Trcusurcr's Bnlunc" Sheet, dated
Jan 2. 1886:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

The effective bear announce nent OF the A., -
large share however Of this increase oys; 2 2sushsis
e was abroad and was merely the result Of ths s
over there No one seemed e %0S 10 % bsar make up
ysps yeas fSDP Of Europe is stu vastly than a sns
last Years Tbe receipts ss cars were about ha
directed upon the Northwestern situation thsys deal
various reports as to the prospective movement One s
norl'y reported large Increase in farmers
one Of the b,st however announced Just at the eHs
tnat farmers % deliveries Of spring wheat
clearances about 10000 bushels There was
cash business done here, 100000 bushels and Nan
the pit LIQUIDATION chiefly scattered iouidatiors
there was in addition some important selling Of ,or M
Frazier There was lot OF December selling ard ts ~
D.cember-May spread at the close about cens ~ ~
Corn was weak particularly for cash Samples w..
70 cent lower May sold from -, 70 27. cicsS
under old s arriving freely The result is wee
upon the market. The inspection 274 cars with -
with charters only 10000 bushes Gables were pss 20
lower clearances were 23sooo bushels There soms
brokers share OF Il credited to large elevator concsrs
There also some liquidation of long lines
sidered was strong. May sold between 221. and IN ss
sb o esmae for wednesday Samples @as xsss sss
/, cent lower The shipping demand not good cS.S
Only $500 drew closer 70 .ess rs
only 5Fs cents discount az the close There W.
hand some liquidation OF long becsuss
thf hproyisons we're exceedingly weak pork losing I.
lard IS cents ribs s & cents 3 IT The packers had eves
recepts 2s00 and prices at the wards were ~
There was so9H drsi S selling Of all ps
iiSuidaon OF long product The demand larS s
poN, En the curb puts DecembNclosc at 75sa7su
caiIs AT 7slkn1st cents Puts on May closed ~ -
osn5Tl cents. calls at 2I5sM2s cents. ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs

Resolved. That Willie we recognize the right OF OF
women to make commentaries on the Bibie, as
men have done from the beginning until now We
regret the name 'WOmcns Bible to any Nollnl'
and further deplore the misapprch chension oi the
press. secular and religious. in styling this com
mentary those parts of the Bible only relating
to woman 'new version OF the Scriptures.
We further disclaim any connection whatever OF
society or of our National president with TINS
work.
A resolution from the Boston Temperance Union
was presented. which stated that it had been
learned that the house in Washington in which
President Lincoln died about TO be converted
into a saloon. and therefore il asked that
Congress be petitioned to prevent such occupation
Tho resolution was adopted.
1t was recommended by the Executive Commit tee
that the supcrniendentS OF the following depart
mens shall consider the advisability OF appointing
as associates from their departments active and
efficient workers for the Pacific Coast: Loyal Tenn
perance Legion works. Mrs. Lucy Blanchard Los
Angeles Cal: penal reformatory work Mrs. NJ. :.
Dimick Pasadena, Cal: parlor meetings Mrs. VI. T..
Hewitt Riverside. Cal; soldiers and sailors. Mrs.
Hester Grfiths. Pasadena. Cal.
The old Board of officers were reelected as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

President Frances +. Willard. Illinois; vice,pres,
dent-at-large Mrs. Lillian NJ. ~. stevens, Maine:
corresponding secretary Mrs Katherine Lento emo
Stevenson Massachusetts, recording secretary MIs.
clara c. Hoffman, Missouri: assistant recording
secretary Mrs. Frances f. leaucnafnp. KENTUCKY
treasurer Ms Helen NJ. Parker. Illinois.
In thanking the convention for the honor conferred
upon her Mss Willard said: Il never feel so nluch
that want to b. good. true useful woman "a; as
when am with the women of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union. And guided by your love
md prayers and by the grace OF Him before wnoHi
s1on must appear pledge myself TO try harder each
wear TO do nv duty and De better.
The special order for the afternoon session was
the report Of the Temple Committee The consldera-
lion Of mi. report was followed by reports 81 or
canjzcrs which showed the organization 10 De III
n healthy AMI growing condition. These TWO matters
consumed over an hour. and were followed ny an
hour OF service conducted by Mrs Mary H. Hunt,
Worlds and National Superintendent OF Scientiic
Temperance Instruction. 49, TT. Mn
This was Chillrcns Night AT Exposition nan
The exercises conducted by Mrs Helen G. R,ce;
National Suporintcndent OF the Loyal Temperance
Legion Five-minute addresses approprIate to the n,
children's mass-mecting were given by Mrs. v II:
canphell of Wisconsin. Mrs Anna VI. Hammer OF
PENNSYLVANIA: Mrs Mary T. Burt. OF New, ork:
Mrs Susan : Fessenlen. Of Mississippi. and Mrs;
Tuola F. M,Whrter. of Indiana The remainder OF
tho session was devoted to addresses on Chrlstiah
CitiZenshiD."