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The morning times., 1896-02-09
B. Delaplane; final account of executor

passed.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Hagner-
Hubbard VS.. Grinder ct al, order for
withdrawal of certain papers. POcd VS..
Pond; rule on defendant returnable Feb
ruary 15. Walter VS.. Walter; order for
payment of counsel fees of $50 and time
to take testimony limited. Saunders VS..
Saunders, order for payment OF alimony
and counsel fees. Woodward VS.. Williams
ct al; decree dsmissing bill without preiu-
dice. Belts ct al VS.. James ct al; decree
pro confesso VS.. certain deiendants. SaIter
$50 to defendapts solicitor. Carroll VS..
Carroll; order allowing counsel fees and
alimony.
Criminal, Court No. 1-Justice Cole
Civil cases. Charles Rossler & Co. VS..
Clarence A. BrandenbErg, verdict for plain
tiff for possession of property replevied.
" Gould VS.. NJ. Loeb; motion for new
trial granted.
The morning times., 1896-02-09
BIG Renuhlican Meeting.

A big Republican mass meeting viii be
held. at Alexandra, Va. tomorrow night.
This being the first Republican mass meet
ing of the coming campaign, a big crowd
viii be OUT. Mr. Robinson will preside.
Addresses viii be made by DR.. C. b.
Purvls and Rev. George w. Lee of Wash
Inston, S. M.tLewis, esq, R. L. Mitchell
esq, W. McKiniay. esq. also OF Wash
ington, and other Alexandria people.
The morning times., 1896-02-09
Baltimore Markets

Baltimore, Feb. s.-FIour quiet, unchang-
ed-receipts, 1899 barrels; shipments,
1896 barrels; sales, 125 barrels. Wheat
strong-Spet and month, z 3 81 bids May.
stock 40 .626 busheIs-southern wheat by
sample. 77a7 &; do. on grade, 73 1-2a76 1-2.
Corn firm--Spot and month. 3S 3-sa3S l-2;
March. 33 7-Sa34: April, "a 1-2a34 Sd:
Nav, 35 3-4a36; steamer mixed, 80 lisa
go 1-4-receipts, S4,O72 bushels; shipments.
19T.143 bushels; stock, ], 1,737 .S97 bushels;
sales 4 COO busheIS-southeTn white and
yellow corn, 39a3A-
The morning times., 1896-02-09
Grant Circle Entertainmeut

The ladies of the 6. A. r. L. S. Grant
Circle No. /, win hold an entertainment at
Typographical Hall on Tuesday evening
next. Their friends are cord ALLY invited
to enjoy the program prepared and assist
In making the occasion success
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TIMES
DOLL =
DRESS MODEL.
EACH SUNDAY PAPER WILL
CONTAIN ONE. SEPARATE AND
IN PRETTY. CoLoRS.

Tile Times gT0es array zuaA eve,y copy to-
day its sixth Doll Dress Afodeh III colO,s, entitled
a"Ladies' Concert Toilet"
Tie conception Of tie costume IS at once shlk-
ing and beautiful, and tie beautiful colored plate
sho7Vs its effect zvhen nude up. Tie costume IS de-
sazbed as follows:
stylish handsomely with
white Insertion of
The waist, of a back.
Invsbiy
dropping is arranged
wide
fronts that edged with the close at the left
shoulder and under-arm puffs Fink satin
styiehy
falling from the lower edges at elbow length.
fashionable skirt wide with
Sides
under the crush belt
provides long elbow high
Handsome combinations
visiting
Velvet
OF white
tume crepon.
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1T WORK ON THE Bills
District Board Ready to Report
on Pending Measures.
CHEAPER GAS CONSIDERED

Believed That the Com mmissioners VIII
on Monday Report Proposition TO
Regulate Gas and Electric Light
ing-Adverse Report on Crane Claim
and the Lake Pavement
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Furnished by Frank Wilson Brown. broker
No 133b F street.
The morning times., 1896-02-09
lef. PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
THE TERRALINE CO., Washington, D. C.
GENTLEMEN:

desire to report the following facts in rela-
ton to the $50 cases of Pulmonary tuberculosis
that came under my supervision while resident
physician at the Philadelphia Hospital. Of this
number 1853 refused to take Cod Liver Oil for the
usual reasons Seventy-three cases were placed
TERRALNE. Fifty-tWo of these cases had in
cipient phthisis, all Of which gained rapidly in
flesh cough gradually disappeared, and there was
the most marked Improvement in every way.
Twelve Of these cases were farther progressed
in the disease, and of these nine became so much
better that they regained their former weight and
now but slightly troubled With cough. The
rest too far advanced to be benefited
by medication | send you this report unsolicited,
simply in the interest of the profession.
Yours truly, DR.. HERMAN D. MARCUS.
fo phon andCo all Druggi
The C.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

Miss McReynolds, pianist, and Fraulein
Koehle, vioiinist, gave the first of series
of nuSicales TO their younger pupils yes
terday afternoon at their residence, No.
143S- Chaplin street. The program con-
sisted OF selections from the best classic
and modern composers especially adapted
TO the comprehension and to the enjoyment
of children.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

At a musicale given at the residence of
Mrs. w. ID. p. King for the benefit of st.
Marks Lutheran Church, the following
music was rendered: Fancies and Celeste, -
by Miss Jennie Haywood; Flowers of
Dundee" and wannee River" Miss
Rueckert; When Love is Kind "Good
Night, Sweet Dreams,'' Bischoff, Miss
King; Jean" and Past and Future, ="
Mr.. Flynn; duet, piano, Misses Pollock
and Waterbury.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

Miss Jeannie Haywood sang at re-
ception given by the ladies OF the Church
of the Incarnation, at the residence of
Mrs Stevens on Corcoran street. Tit
for-Tat" and Wont You Be My Sweet
heart were her selections.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

The First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and
o streets northwest, will sing Gade's
''Iiosanna' at the evening service. The
new choir, recently organized 10y ProI.
Coward, is giving great satisfaction ana
the congregation has requested them 10
give a concert in the near future.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

Mr.. Louis IIlnier, a recent acquisition
TO The musical circles of this city rendered
III an artistic manner FloHn solo IN
place OF The vocal number usually given at
3 recent church service of ST. Aloysius.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

"Pinafore'' for three performances. Prof.
George W. Lawrence win present this peren-
The morning times., 1896-02-09

Washington StosS Exchange
Sales-Wash Loan & Trust, at 1884,; U. s.
Electric Light 20 at 12iS1, at l25; Peoples Fire
ms. 20 at 50; Ches & Pot Tel, 10 al 52le.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

st.Andrew'sE Episcopal Church choir, under
the direction of Prof. Morsell, will number
among its singers today Miss Alice Judson,
young Washingtonian OF rare musical
gifts, lately connected with Heinrich's
Opera Company. The organist will be Mr..
Clarence Doyle.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

La Fayette March," by Victor johnson,
is the latest publication of Ed Droop &
Sons.
The morning times., 1896-02-09
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
I'm Effect January g. 1896.

CITATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
The morning times., 1896-02-09

Chicago Grain and Cotton Market
The morning times., 1896-02-09

The ma magnficentsuecess ofthe Washington
String Orchestra last night, under the man
agement OF Nh Ernest Lent, has induced
hiIn To repeat il, and tender a benefit con-
cert TO Miss Cora Me rriam Howes,
soprano artist of Boston. She viii sing a
number OF solos, in addition to the in
sTumental program OF Saturday evening.
This will be given February 10.
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raa IuhEUl.aI, huI .I.-Ibu
Rev NJ. Cuar.u I'd BrJwH De- aB .uuauI
mslHf Uf lur FIrst CHHHfaHlUu ul
caufeH AZ uuu OF ihu sI.mIusg Au4
muHl sruHafiUun. muuiiuE. uI uIH con.
gteEal1u hu resigned HH might aul
d. bile unexpected action uHaIfuyyd tHr
plnus hiF opponents had ueru maaIlg
Cor HuFUrHI weeks.
10 tuu very Isrt hls lfienda remained
with him, and until Sue uuBl vote ur-
CuUllnE uiH fu.IFuNlHu wen adopted, DO
wen ullluult o. 900 whether ur .ut Tine
tssefruu gentleman a4u n.H fJiluWuss
bod again planned guUtr. HHuHati1uuI
surpfisu DO the B,ubUoIuiy fought qIhr-
rlL
Inc pastor hss 30 yet mo- definite
Uurpu1rs Tor tho Iu.uIyi lH auus uul
know when hu will leave Sau tTlu-
rIscU or where hu viii 90 when hc gutH
laAye. The fellowship which ;lr bay
conference uf tuls slate Withdrew from
aim 10 compensated hy IuliuwHhlu
which hn received yesterday from tar
Dubuque. Iowa, conference IHm rr.
urIubNsUrs him us CUugtegHtguul
minister ami IruvlH him iIUu 90 per.
form tuuiulc.lons 10 preacher % lls
denomination.
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TWENTY ACRES OF ASHES.
Tho SCsls al lh3 Bg.ls Of Cripple
Greek Today.


CmuLE CREEI,, Colo, April sU.--
la geuersl way the ground Within
the hrr limits does not present oven n
decent ruin, Tho h.e swept every
thing before H. iut az - u flaming
broom has passed over the dittrlut. Tho
nro moved generally ia a northern
direction, spreading out eastward sud
westward under lhg Impulse Of Terri
flo wind. Inu Masonic temple, the
post office mud few other rCHltprIug
business structures remain. No vUttigu
10 recognizable Df furniture or hAturUE,
ron, glhHs, everything having been
melted away All day long the al.
vance Ui thuuTgul PEOPLE VINO SOUGHT
shelter Boz ncighbDriug districts Hooked
back 90 the uCsur 10 tiBlr losses.
Women aud chuareu uamu with tu1i.
husbands aud fathers, but iu most
Instances were TUNED back, HuOuIier.
ing heaps OF deuuH were constantly
burning into flame, famed by the Tlf-
Ing wind. rwu.ly acres Of ashes are
NOT very cuby % handle when the
wind gst8 into them. Every available
inch OF bose i1 town was put lu uBu
ayRiu by 5 O'CLOCK tllH morning 90
II a0d the heaps uf fuInH Oh all loot.
nils rehoniug down ~ the very hrc
lines stand homeless people wait.
ing. The most VIII leave town
30 they can. During tho night JliaeFs
ami tue military pattoiled the streets
aud arrested all who could not give
strict anu prompt account OF them.
selves. thus u4uIug the town OF lAWlrEs
meu. The IaI was lull by midnight
aud after Iusl luu box cars Of the Mild
land depot were lmpr1yised into priF.
our. a morning ifaio brought Ser
EsuuJ Uunniug ami squad Of leu men
tom Denver sul look charge VI police
affair.
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ALLENTIW Pa, April 30 RI .bt.
Emory fHI,lHuu was today unanimous.
ly ami Enthusiastically uudUrFrI u8 tho
chuIuv of Tue Democracy of PENNEY.
yania Tor tuU presidential nomination
al Chicago, The sound money gold
STANDARD platform provided Zoe ulm 60
20 before the PEE plu aud pledges the
riEty-iHur uu'ygutrH UNHFru today o.
earnestly support SIT, pa,Idlu,
lUusNIAt AIE,, Alul WaTflHu
factions nave held tho territorial bee
publican convention nt "a Blauuatill ulI
Jay, the question being upon the Ot.
gauizatiOu and the admission 0IHlXty,
tive conlostiug dbIegatuR from tho
tufuo maiu counties uf the Territory.
This uVruing Ia order Co avoid "a bolt,
lt was agreed 10 admit all contestants,
giving them hut half o vote Dor iudI.
vidusl. The convention then organ.
i1gl with lii mumbgn, with H.. NJ.
u ICk OF NuvuIo county a. Temporary
chairman. A night session IL brinl
held with littl0 rUsultHud Will continue
tomorrow, What he known ns tho SluI-
dBrl wing, iu opposition 90 the MckIu.
ley wing, bias control. They afsufi
however, thHt they nrr As warm suI
p1ttcts Hsauy OF lhu OhiOAn, ana 10 IA
probable turl tnr PLATFORM, 10 not IA.
iustrucu0us, Will iniUfst him. Tue
money PLANK Will probably no strongly
in favor " silver The delegates arc
already named 10 caucus. They will
bu J. h. Mannney, Ralph Cameron,
william Christy, H.. 4. StOddaru, Burt
Duulay anu j. A. I3brlrki. Al give
ihrlr fret choice ~ Mckinley, though
Chrlaly 10 popularity considered Tor
Allison,
DrrHoIE Mich, April g9.-The
Democratic state convention wsH
called TO order ~ 1915 O'Clock this
afternoon.
10 was 4 O'Clock before the commit.
toes were ready 10 report, anu the con.
vrntiun resumed business. The chief
contention had been in the commit.
Geo on resolutions, which stood seven
f1f sound money % i've Tor free silver.
Too gold men carried thrit plAn
Of procedure by vote OF i28 10 $50,
and thu committee report was adopted.
The platform comments Glove.
lanu's administration, especially On 10
Is foreign policy and urges aid 10 the
Cuhaus,
The money plank 10 for colo
tHuuhslt An hllluOuhl resolution con.
domus tho A, T.. A. and fimlIat su.
glellra,
OMAHA, April GA special 10 the
Bee ron Lincoln Nuu., sAyt3
The state convention Ut ndmiuistra-
ton Democrats was huli this alter.
noon,
The resolutions indirectly deuouncs
the A, p, A., and favor ClevelsnuIs
yprHun Of the Monroe d0ctriue.
SpmEUFluu, lIl, April gA,-It hiss
not yet urun uuuel whether the dele
gatesAtlargo 90 repreannt Illinois ut
tue national convention VIII DO lea.
stTucteb. The state convention mot al
nigh noon today nominHtsi John H..
Tanner Tor governor W. A. NOuhcuU
f1r lieutenant governor and then
jDurned until % u'clacE tomorrow. This
was done in accordance with the plaus
MAPPED out by the so.called machine.
l'no following II the money plnHk on
the platform 10 bu presented 20 tins
convention when the candidates have
all been nOminnted'
rThs Republicans OF Illinois age un,
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C5lny was recalled this morning
and testified that ho nBt met Mrs.
Hayden lu the early part OF September
when he went 30 dinner at Defendants
house. He hHl bsvu WORKING ia some
placer mines in Cripple Greek anu car-
RED some guld no his pocket nud
showed 10 NJ the table Mrs. HayReu
told him that she would like 10 invest
iu some mining properties, wHen he
taid hu could get q lease. She paid
MIN $500 before any agreement was
made OF before he secured tue lease
nud when MT. HaykBu was absent he
called aud sue gave him tbs check for
the balance OF the $1,000.
Mr. WnlWomore offered "a letter In
evidence l0ttur written while he was
beginning an Investigation; hU wrote
10 the hrm OF Andrews aud company
10 prevent any possible exposure Of
evidence.
Julge Henderson objected to this
ulAas Oh evidence.
The court sAld the letter was NOS
merely TO give away prices aud sus-
talugd toe objection, alter which the
county attorney offered more OF Hay
kuu's letter IN evidence.
Cniei OF Police Arthur Pratt was
then called aud testified that he went
10 tho Union Pacific depot al O'Clock.
tue morning that Mr.. HAyken was ~.
rested; that lhe Defendant Was taken
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annn worn. boz n.Ilns.

LOsuOE, April aD.-Tho Paris Ger.
respondent " tue Tunes says
Nobody can question NJ. MUlinU's
high ability uuu svute OF duty Hg
has certainly maze u great sacrifice
alter declining office Tor eleven yeag-,
iu leaving an Influential position fr,
m0vaI nom parry slIio uud throwing
himself into breach in II serious UIlsis
What really AuEurs tho radicals IL thst
IN universally respected R man should
have accepted the post OF duty aud dan
ger.
They vent their rage on the pIgIi,
dent Tor BummOuing hin,
Its Impossible Co predict tho Issue Of
t0m0frlw's radical attack upon the
minIalIy
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Arizona Republicans divided Ia ESQ,
Factions.

puuENIA, Ara, April aD-Ths
sput mat uaJ bson expected iu tue Re-
publican territorial convention came nj
n O'Clock last night wuUn about my
VI the N - delegates lois tue hall, luHv-
ing tue remainder Ia their seats 20 puf.
tue the work VI ths convention, Those
VINO left were those known o. thc
Mckinley faction, as opposed 10 tho
Stoudari.Chusty wing.
A motion 60 hJlUuru had buUn luC0r.
fBCtly put by the chair and was carried
by mistAEB. Tue StOIlari faction TU-
iua0i 10 abide by tue result aud were
lriJ alone by tueif opponents. They
thuteupun continued lhuir work anu
elected tho following named delegates
10 81. LguHj h., g., s.UI ard, Prescott
J. r.. Munonoy, WInslyW; Ralph
Cameron, Flagtsn; Nm, Curisly,
phueuiAi J. A,Hiuraklri Tucson, uLu
Bert Dunlap, Auyuua.
All express Themselves NJ for Sic.
liiuley Tor IhG bret choice, The plat.
form IL Tor Tree silver aud high pTutoc-
ton and denOuucUs the Utah aunexA.
ton scheme.
The opposing faction now claim they
constitute tnb territorial convention
anu will meet again. They viii oJI-
tuue the session anu elect o COutestIug
delegation,
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WERE ILL ADVISED.
INSTEAD or PLEADING gull"


LOSDOS, April al.-rhe Daily reic-
graphic Pretoria dispatch hy,i
There is ursa,ulorB astouishmont
here over The severe sentences that
Judge GIcs0rYwaN uns pronounced.
Alter bic sentence BIZ Hammond
collapsed uud was tAEon directly 90
lau 90 charge OF bis doctor and the
chief jallgr Tho principal prIsoners
were driven 10 tho prson with a strong
police escort The remaining walked
tho distance of half milo surrounded
by o strong detachment OF artillery
Tho prt9nOm are worry bitter ami Say
they wrru Duo advised boo pleading gull.
ty, Fully uuy OF them Evnw they
could nave proven tluir Innocence ui
r1uuiyhncu 10 participation except "a
Joining tue movement late in the Gay
anu signing thu mAuliua,u.
A strong iuruug exists that behind
thysr standing In the u9cb were absent
men tar moro gully VINO were plotting
against tie lud peuduuCu OF thu To-.
public.
1--WE YEAWs' PENAL sEHvuupE
puFruRtA, South African Republic,
ATul al-lC0Iyilsut by Au1Cia'tu
Pfrssl-luu sensation caused by iNu
sentencing Goo death Ut Hammond
Rhodes, Phillips AMI FauaT AMI tNu
ruuH.Vuuut Communication % thulr Huus
tuuefF. Naf mot worn llsrli out Burg.
rfs 90 Influence nIs flooding into the
city begging tho government totally
tD HbulIFu iho sentence Imposed on thc
r0.raIlud ftfurmtsH. Its reported the
executive court has decided go impose
fuufruuys ui nvu ycar1' penal FcfvltuIu
uuI ug tuu expiration VI that imri uau'
Isumunt Tor ii's upon the four men
named.
lnurIer 10 Justify such severe treat.
munt, tho executive council fuIert
81 the records % the trial lClcgfams
were put In evidence which, from d
glpnuH hey discovered iu JamlsJn'f
baggage, Proved beyond doubt Che
completely Of tho Brlush South Africa
company with tue Johannesburg o..
form leaders aud with JHmIHpu's tnii.
Hammond gaa evidently opposed CO.
any breach " law, Tor in a telegram
dated December "a, ho condemned
further prosecution OF tho c0utUml lat
cd movement.
THE EJEUH DHcUeTED TOO.
LUSuON, Aphl SO.--7rcrstsfy Of
State Tor the Colonies Joseph Chumbot'
lain announced in tue House OF Conn
mons thil afternoon that lac had TO-
"ulvod the follow my dispatch from
Sir j, A. Deweyi, tho British agent nj
prrtlua3 "Thr Houfs Themselves
condemn tho severity N the tcuioucu.
ami are psutiouiDg Tor mitigation OF
ffUl dUm.n
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EHI.s uHU emphatic boo thuIr dU.
wauu Hl Iruust money We Hfu ol.
U..rIHuI ,vef have been GO Huy and
every .Huamu chat viii give o. this
county 20 currency iu any way uu.
YfH.IatrI 0r HUugstU. ur 200 any respect
inferior tD iht money Ui iUu mHal HI.
vluHgl nuJ intelligent uatI1 OF ihr
earth, We favor tuu uar % silver Cui.
uH.y O4s Iu tUc extent only aul uH-
der suUh fuIrniI0us that parity with
OLD usu bee maintained.
The committee appointed iU select
duigEyIys 600 large t1 tlr St Louis CON.
vurt.uu met this afternoon nut selected
tHu following delegate, Goo un reported
90 the Convention tomorrow. David
o. LWItt of Springfield. rE.G w.
Joseph ~. lIoruf Bloomington WI.
liam paHu Nixon U' Chicago, ana r.
W. phuUtsuH OF Chicago.
The committee appointed Go choose
prudential election Cor the stale Ut
largo hl. SELECTED Rabbit D., 20. hIuun
n' Chgs % bud Con. m race s. tiatH
MBllH.u.
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Az ENIgNuED rRlr



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Ban FRAsCisCo, ApTll 3d. Mrs.
Booth Tucker 10 very lII, uuG % is
doubtful whether gbe VIII ue uhlu 10
keep nor engagements 500 California
and Oregon MFp. fuckers illness Is a
kind VI aftermath 10 her Trip TO India,
While there she was tHEUn with the
Asislio cholera ant, although hcr re-.
cIVrry seemuu complete 80 lne time.
Hnu has uruu sufferer Eu.
uually from the effects % tue disease.
on arrival here she took u9 precautions
ma yisw Of the onhngs a cumstr M
this cauted she symptoms 10 appear
aEain. Her phyHich. ailments unlet to
tue groat ueTyOus strain she mas been
under since her arrival iu this county,
the loss OF nor Guild, And the detection
OF her brother from the army have
caused complete break down, and the
attending phyAiOian has polomptorily
ordered rest ~ tue only cure,
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RICuuUsD, Va, Arui 8I.aGgnoral
iiizHuEh LoU qualified here loot
evening before d Uuilri States con-.
missioner us C8mul general tu Cuun.
ON Monday ulght Genera 1--we be-.
yrivsl Telegram from Secretary %
State OInoy asking him when boo could
leave f1t Cub1. no replied that be-
could arrange Co 80 ina fuw uayfa
that BE-, II tue state department would
forward the papers uturssnry o. ut exc.
guisI st Richmond, bee would i8su ru
time ia getting ready. A large pack.
hHu containing among other Things
the cath 0fal'ugiHuCo aud f0fu OF bond,
came lu tho mIfuIuy.
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ruE uEituUDA
ibo Famous ruibu.tsr chased
suantsu Cruisers

.unnish Cruisers
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Anil $50. The
UHU.,air.u. .fuaUr. IrrU..Ju g,aa
u.HtrI .b.ut ! .'gI.r. sIaHIar sftpf.
....H .I...Iit ty.rutg. Tyt uIf.f4 t.HtHtl.t
b.. ,fasuuIt9 I.....'af.I f.i.Iu turtg miles
..Itrfr'r ta.r.In I'D. D. Ilr.wn 90 tUr
au a..I.sa.l .....r Mabel ,.H.r.. .r.rH. d
Uu.... ..gut.I .r. usru.uB.. IU.. r.u..
.r ..a..,I .ugutuw.IrtY. fHs .,..faarI
.I IHo AIaUrI nor mo-. y.sr1 rsulgI
a.I .hr yg.. ..ID. very dad If.r
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mn MnMAN arE.IInN.
Nc Threatens tn. tniou Of us uetbo.
dist IutstunaI thurru.

No Threatens thr tntou uf uba ugtuu-
uist Iuis,uDai ihurcu.
tLuyILA o., April aI=Iur
lgut over the udmIsHiIu OF women lu
tAu general conference az iuu ~. D..
,nutch DO Increasing with the arrival
10 every delegate. The German dele.
galrs, 90 isfali, Bfu Loading lur UlrH.
HtlUu. some Uf Them bavasl.U that 30
tuu four women who have boon HIuU.
ted delegates iu the conference ore aI.
m.ueI, Hll tho German lay mHWu.fa of
lhu church Will ruueIH. Iuu Germans
have ufuui "a stfIas lf. tHHi ugsInst Soc
gdmiHlUu no toe women ana como col.
tHu prominent mlnlsrfH recognize the
iHC tHst the Opposition threatens tHr
unIly ui Ibu church, 81. a. huuI %
Grand FOTEf, a. ID, WuIIuuf Ui tho
conference entertainment COMMITTEE
suyu
"rhs grost IIucully ia tho settle.
muut ~ tHu woman question IIus 600
tUv opposition OF the HuFmHus, They
VIII uU we'll fuptpsrutrl lu igr confer.
ruco nnl thrit upp .sitlnu practically
amounts 90 success The Hpit might
uo stayed 10 the question were uEl.u f,-
fgtrrl 90 the buuusI uYuisrcucnH
Bishop Fitzgerald ~ Naw OrlaHuH,
when asked hi- views uu the admission
OF women ~ delegates, Huiu.
"l hold that under tu- laws 1f the
church women are already eligible 90
the general conference, Ult ] DON'T
know what tho conference Will "a.
with the quusiiHu
Rev. } W, j.. Brown Of Atlanta,
Ga, saiI!
"peuOually favor the admission ~
the women, but lear tnu0 opposition OF
tho Gurmans viii make that impJssl.
blo."