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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-04-25

No l. 80 acres n miles from town.
Com Portable house OF three rooms. cellar
good stable and other outbuildiRgs, $50
fruit trees about onehalf Of which are In
bearing. Plenty OF small fruit. This
place Is good land, all under four wire
fence, and IL acres OF hay. One share
water in Last Chance Ditch. $500.
No. 2 100 acres 3 miles from EN-
NETT, with two shares of water. This
IS good place for hay o. grain, and a
bargain. Good house and barn. All
under fence Satisfactory reasons for
selling. Price, II sold at once, sl400.
No. 3. 800 acres Of river bottom land
lying on Payette river three miles from
Emmett, 100 acres In cultivation, bear
ing orchard OF choice fruits. private
ditch taken from the Payette river with
recorded water right OF 1000 inches
covers this land, good two story house
and necessary out buildings. $4,000.
No. 4. las Acres OF fine bottom land
about five miles from town. 40 acres OF
heavy timber. balance in cultivation.
Good house, stable and other necessary
out-build,ngs. 1920.
No. 5. 100 acres nine miles from
Emmett, 40 acres OF this place is first
class bottom farm land with recorded
water right sufficient for fall grain, hay
garden and orchard. Cheap at 5000.
No. 6. 5 acres mile from town, all
in cultivation, with share water in
Only Chance Ditch. Comfortable house
Of Ave rooms. Good stable for four
horses S400.
No. 7. 100 acres one mile from town.
About 40 acres in cultivation. II shares
water in Only Chance Ditch. Good two
story house. This place is fine soil
and will be sold IN 40 acre tracts il
waited. $4,000.
No 8. 80 acres Of good land about seven
miles west Of Emmett. This is good
piece OF land for general farming and es-
pecially for hay. 100 inches permanent
water right goes with land. $1,000
No. o. 60 acres Of river bottum land
about seven miles west of Emmett, suit
able for hay or general farming. Ample
water for all purposes. A cheap home
at 81, ago.
For further information call
on or address,
CARPENTER & PATTISON,
EMMETT. IDAHO
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DeLamar Nugget.
Two enterprising gentleman at Soda
Springs. Idaho, enjoy the distinction Of
having introduced the first sheep shear
ing machine In Idaho, and claim for It
that In addition To doing the work OF
three or four festive sheep shearers, IL
saves 20 per cent more wool, and leaves
the sheep more hide than is usually left
on the animal. What nextg Cotton is
picked by machinery; type is set with a
machine; chickens are Matched without
employing a hen; the Sound Money Club
offers TO edit our newspapers gratis;
Cleveland and Sherman are willing TO
run the government Indemnity without
asking anybodys advice, and BOISE and
Nainpa capitalists promise TO build a
railroad into Owyhee without asking us
tc pat up dollar. II the world keeps on
moving at Its present gait where will It
be when the century endsY
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OON'T--DO NOT.

Dcs'r read this IL you expect To find
Ae old stereotyped advice unamended
DON'T 20 10 bed with cold feet un-
less they have been picked and taken
inwardly.
"DoN'r lie on the left side too much
lie on the right side all you can, as il
pays better.
DON'T jump out OF bed Immediately
On awakening in the morning-but this
advice IA unnecessary. No sane man
ever did IL.
poN'r eat between meals-lf you get
hungry have the meals oftener or
whenever you get hungry.
DoS'r take long walks on an empty
stom, ch- II you want 70 walk on a
'tomach at all, try and find a full one.
as IT Is softer travelling A stomach is
not very good place for a long walk
anyway Teas -ift;ngs
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PANOEMONluM.

The high priests OF the parties have
hi on happy thought to hold the rank
aud file In their places regardless of
what the financial developments may be
They ARE playing on prejudice for all il
II worth. The democrats point out how
cnnningly the republicans have woven
silver 10 their protection cry, and tel
laymen that - only cunning bait To
snare voters with and that the moment
,he protection theory comes out Of the
slections on top. silver will be chucked
cold as usual. The republicans repre-
sent that any new silver party insanity
"a a plot of the democrats and populisis
10 draw from the grand old republican
army and switch voters eventually into
frss irsds ranks, and is not in the inter
sst OF silver at all. The populists con-
Stantly beat the tom tom with the warn
ing that II is the great ana only silver
party and any move whatever outside Of
their ranks is simply old party cunning
to undermine peoples party strength
And thus through the whole sickening
situation there is scarcely an honest and
disinterestsd silver sentiment. and every
element Is rendered useless in the cause
because OF the long engsndersd preiu-
dices in which Il is clothed. and which.
when any move 90 he true silver lines
IS suggested. prove far more powerful
tnsn love for the finances Of the consti-
tsiiion.-Weiser Signal.
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A BIG zLoPKMENr.

A Genn's Ferry letter In the Noun
tain Home Bulletin thus tells OF skip
out by the light Of the moon:
The biggest enlopement on record oc-
CURED last week in this vicinity. The
parties had been living at Rosevear S
landing, just over the river from hore,
all the winter and the principals are
John Guernessey aud Mrs. W. A. Clossen
the later Of whom tips the scale at i0C
pounds avoirdupois. Last Thursday Mr..
Clossen came into court here and gave
Information that Guernsey aud Mrs
Chosen had fled taking with them five
teams, a good wagon, two sets Of double
harness, MIR. Clossen's best suit OF
clothes and all his ready cash. leaving
him all to bills TO pay. AS the offence
occurred within 500 Yards Of the coun.
" line line it gives jurisdiction to the
county, So Mr.. Clossen had warrant is.
sued for the arrest Of the Gay Lotharic
and his heavy but frail partner on charge
OF grand larceny. Constable Smith put
after them having tracked them as far
AS American Falls. Mr.. Clossen said If
they wished to elope and tod him so.
he would cheerfully have furnishedthem
with team to depart, provided they
left him the balance.
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The Only Chance Ditch Co. Principal place
OF business Emmett Idaho.
Notice j. hereby given that at meeting Of
the directors OF the Only Chance Ditch Co. held
on the sird day Of April 1896 an assessment Of
two hundred dollars tisOol per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF said company. said
assessment being subject to such credits as the
books OF the company show each share holder
as being entitled 10. said assessment TO be
paid In labor 10 be performed between the ith
day OF May and the Slst day OF MAY 1898. All
stock upon which said assessment remains I'M
for sale at public auction aud unless payment Is
made before will be sold on the 18th day June
isa6 To pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising and exp nse Of sale.
A. Il. PETERSON Secretary.
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A Bibvlous Preacher.

Salubria Citizen.
The Rev Mr., Gamble, member OF
the last legislature Of Idaho. was tried
on certain charges before the Eastern
Oregon Presbytery. which has just con-
cluded It's session In La Grande. One OF
the complaints brought against him was
that he had failed to redeem his political
pledges, but this charge was dismissed
and he was tried 90 the charge that he
had INDUCED In the use Of intoxicants.
The reverend gentleman was dismissed
with a reprimand and sdmontion TO be
more careful Of the company he keeps.
OF course they could hardly have meant
our governor
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wAsnlSoroS democrats are 'dandles

WASHINGTON democrats are ''dandies'
to say the least. Al their state conven-
ton last week the platform adopted con-
tanned plank fully endorsing President
cleveland's administration and follow
.ng n came free and unlimited 10 to |
silver plank. Heretofore IL has been
conxits red a hard matter to mix oil and
water. but perhaps the Washington
Democrats have solved the problem.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Last Chance Ditch Company. Principal
place 90 business Emmett Idaho
directors held on March %. 1896 an assessment
OF six dollars and twenty-five cents (f6 PSI per
share was levied on the capital stock OF the cor
poration two dollars ami twenty-five cents I'm
cash and four dollars In labor II done under the
supervision Of the directors on the 9th to the
ilth days OF April inclusive and II not so done
all Is payable In cash said assessment Is payable
Immediately to the secretary at Emmett, Idaho
ANY stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the 2sth day OF April 1850. viii be de-
linQucnt and advertised for sale at public auc-
tion and unless payment is made before viii be
sold on the 10Th day OF May 1900 to pay the de-
linQuent assessments together with costs OF adj
Aertisement and expenses OF sale
F1SLfY MONROE. Secretary.
Emmett. Idaho.
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FOR JMMER DAYS.

BAruK regularly aud often.
EAT lightly OF meat and more freely
OF vegetables and fruits.
DoS'r use milk as an article OF diet
700 freely; it tends to derunge the
liver
Avon excess OF pastry. but don't be
M foolish a. to avoidall the good things
Of life.
NEvrR cat heartily when overhcated,
and nevcr take brisk walk in the sun
Immediately after eating.
BIZ stcadfost in taking regular exer-
else out OF doors every day, preferably
in the early morning or cool OF the
evening.
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MEETS.

The Republican county central com
miltee met in Caldwell on Thursday Of
last week 1t was decided that the APP
portionment OF delegates to the county
convention be based on the vote for
lieutenant governor IN 1894, being one
delegate for every eight votes cast. Up
on this basis the several precincts will
be entitled to representation as follows:
lower BOISE -. - votes, 3 delegates
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-04-25

WILL wonders never ceaseY The latest
IN that Bob Ingersoll has taken to preach
ing. A few Sundays ago thu versatile
Colonel preached sermon IN Militant
church Chicago, IN response to AN in
citxaiop from the pastor. The sermon"
III said to have beeen characteristic
talk" and was concluded with these words:
Let every human being do all the good
he can and let him build up the wounds
of his fellow creatures and at the same
time put forth every effort to hasten the
coming Of the better day. This in my
judgement is the real religion. To do
all The good you can is to be saint in
the highsss and noblest sense.
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CLIPPED IN A HURRY.
rayet,e Insependen,.

fsyette Independent.
Walter Wells. who recently came cut
from Baltimore 10 make his home with
his father Captain j. NJ. Wells. Of this
place, thought il would be about the
thing 70 take his first lesson in tillng ihe
81 ~niis the old gentleman was away
from nome and have genuine surprise
u srore fnr him upon his return. and 81
h dtr. The captain had about quart
81 Of al acre Of choice Strawberries or
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IN lengthy letter to the Republicans
Of Idaho, Senator Shoup reviews his
record In congress on the silver question
b, way Of defending his vote IN the SEN
ale on the revenue bill. The letter will
be read with interest by all classes of
"nr citizens, whether they agree with
The distinguished writer ON all questions
Of public policy or not. One opinion
advanced by the senator In speaking of
The outlook for the Republican party IN
this state is that tho selection OF men to
MI The various executive and legisla-
tive positions OF the state should be
made n secondary consideration. We
hardly think the majority of Idaho
voters will endorse this opinion. Idaho
voters arc fast coming TO the opinion
that the public aud private records Of a
man arc matters worthy Of being taken
into account. when nominations are
made and ballots are cast. The para
mount question with the politician is
that Of availability The desire VI the
people Is to nomiuste aud elect only
such men as possess ciean records both
n public and private life. Men who
hsve the interests Of the people at heart
rather Than the Advancement Of any in
dsiduaL The party that cant come
before the people with a set OF good.
clean candidafrS had heffcr ahut nm
snop and SO into the hands Of a receiver.
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which he was justly proud. Well, Walt
or managed to find that particular spot
where, as he thought, the pesky weeds
were in fair way to take the ranch.
and he went in 10 conquer. The pillow
worked admirably. The captain will
patroHize the msrkst places again this
war
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Timber Culture. Final Proof Notice tor pub
hcaucn.

Boise City Idaho
March -. i,.n
Notice Is hereby given that Ebenczer b.
rowl OF Falk's Store Idaho has filed notice
Of his intention 10 make final proof before
Clerk OF the Probate Court Of Canyon Co
Idaho. at his once in Caldwell Iaaho. on
Friday the 18th day OF May. 1906 on
Timber culture application No. 5ss. for the
nw Z OF NV 4 qurter Of section No. n In town
ship No. Range No. v
Tie names as witnesses. Edward L. Morton. Ed
son Bishop. Conda Wilson. John X Thimnlehy
all Of Faik's Store Canyon Co. Idaho.
CHAIlLls LDiECD, Rsgi.'er.
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Notice OF Assessment.

The Enterprise Ditch Co. Falks Store. Canyon
county Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that Mt meeting OF
the directors Of the Enterprise Ditch Company
held on the 10Th day OF January 1890 an assess
ncnt was levied on the whole of the capital
stock OF the company OF one dollar and twenty
i've cents per share TO be paid In money and five
dollars per share TO be paid In labor or money
and also fifteen dollars per share in excess OF
the above six dollars and seventy-flvc cents per
share all OF the unpaid capital stock OF the
corporation said fifteen dollars In unpaid stock
to be paid In labor or money said assessment
shall be due on the cath day OF April 1895 and
shall become delinquent on that day. said cash
assessment TO be paid to the treasurer OF this
corporation AT his ONCE. said labor assessment
to be done rs the board OF directors OF this cor
poration shall direct. All stock upon which
said assessment remains unpaid on the Goth
day OF April 1899 will be advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment is made be-
fore will b, sold on the 9th day OF May 1929 TO
pay tho delinquent assessment together with
the costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
EDISON HIeHOP. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
rAr TR4UE II CHLCiGO.

.,, Ian = ,soeca.D Wheat to-day advanced =
can, ard held IT, 1t CROUCH To tale the price over
calf MAY opened 5sss. sold between os's and oos'
and closed al 59. The curb was strong the May
price getting 59is cents sellers 4he'e was .''ey
=, hui helms seaboard clearences were large oJoDo
bushel IN ali additional reports OF uaihase
~, ,a,u IN the Argentine. IL estimated that tnr
;.,ia sun.,v Monday would decrease AT least 100000
bushels i.cepts small eyerywhere oniy aiy cars
POINTS Finally consols Mere of almost poln' ahrre
- cold wave which promised the severest temperature
" ,bs ssasou considerably under There was ioera
royerng hy Local shorts and some b,yihs ps 'hen, oi
,n ,ccount This was led by 'hamplin ana BY tuiaiw
rhere was a cash trade here ABOUT ''"" Du-h"'s'
r.,tb one small cargo FOR cirect export
IN ,rrnus cearances helped 10 Keep that nainet
firm, The tour ports showed sc.oVo busnes cesi 'or
n. twenty four hours. Prices. however kept within
narr1w range: May selling between - ara - snd
.os.d M ~ cents January closed at 25's cents rhe
local rec-pts were tI3 the esnae Tor Satcrusy
.sb ears Cables shade easier Ine cold wtaher
r". reea,lcd as 4 bear influence making II likely that
receipts would Improve. The pit trade was uninporan
fractionaily lower stii hnu~hcen ny 'he
wi ithdrawai Of the cut rates a., -
oats Kept firm by the very small nifas ~ CARS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
GOSSIP ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

p.n,~t has been busy with the horses iate!y
DomIYo is reoor. ii TO ave rotten feet. ana II ~
said that he is to re shipped to Kentucky AZ once
pnillp ! Dwyer aas been distributed over various
nl,ces In this country from Brooklyn to ROCK
Lodge in Fiorlia Richard Croker. wAo Is about 10
,is,, the Relic Meade Farm. At Nashville. Tenn
has shipped Ro 'Nledg. by IN" way OF 'nicaso
rn. re,I news Is that James Il. Keene lost a
valuable hly through an accident; y veterinary
vas treating ter. when she reared, plunged aha
I'll over backward fracturrg her spine, which
caused her death. ,,. .ho., H. .. II
August Belmont is al Babylon. where he WI
-. 10 ie, Of stakes 10 be run for at the meet
inos of the Westchester Association. The stakes
w'ill be announced tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
FAVORs \ JOINT COMMISSION.
THE TIMES LOOKS KINDLY on THE CHAMBER
or COMMERCE ILAN

THE TIMES LOOKS KINDLY on THE CHAMBER
or COMMERCE I1.AN.
London. Jan. 3.-"The Times" tomorrow VIII
freely acknowledge that the plan Advocated before
the Ncw-york Chamber of Commerce yesterday by
Carl Schurz f,r the settlement; of the Nen' zuelon
dispute. that Is to say that a committee u Cham
bers of Commerce be appointed 20 decide the dis
puic. is not open 20 the strongest Of objections
against the arbitration of the cntigc boundary dis
puie. whicl. have been placed on record by Lord
Salisbury and Rosetcry. The conclusions OF such a
body would nor hlv, binding force. and would cuiy
be- foi the Information of each Goy'rnmen' but IL
- obvious that the would have. especially 4 they
were unanimous or nearly 80. great influence on
public opinion ana pubic policy. Great Britain ha>
desire to InFsf upon either bad title or unreal
occupancy The paper adds We believe mat an
impartial Investigation viii strengthen the British
case or both points. Nevertheless. We SOC many
practical difficulties In adopting the plan.
The paper questions whether President tlcNeianl
l. m position 20 propose such plan. and eN-
presses doubts 10 its being possible 10 find A
suitable neutral president for the commission.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
SITUATION OF THE BANQUE DU PEUPLE.
LACK oF THE MostsEfFMENTNRY svPEENIsloN-
DIRECTORS ONERDRAW sij6 7sG

Monirea.. Jan. 3-The Banque du Peuple share
holder M. 'o-ia. am received the report of ;he
commltie. appointed a. the las. meeting. The rr-
port attributed ih" pressnt condition ~ the bank -
lack ~ the most elementary supervision Of -"
bank ara.s by the directors. ana the a. 10 th1t
no Inspection of the hra. office and ~ hr ncies
had been made for years
The assets Cd the bank are placed s. $3.50. ana
nahN'c AT NH,.tN an apparent deficit OF N's. iN
Som~ startling figures were presented regarding
oVerdraf's y directors. three of them OWNS thf
bank sl56.,S 4 which there is no security for pay
ineui The meeting adjourned until Friday next
without having decided on any definite acton.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
me me American people will consider fighting for; ar
bi'rafion as hghing for peace"

/ v
TREATED Nv .rt,v ,,c,.,.n>.,,,.,. -
..rrtr ~ ""i"
''NiHSs GAHhTTE - THE
CHARGE BENEATH CONTEMPT pr
u,pre ~
""hhs ME. CHAMBrRI.AIN.
London. Jan 3-'Drhe Pan Nall C.,...o.. ,.. ,.
hos ,,, -. NV al man 'dzet'e says 81
@ @ ~ reason 10 doubt that the dispatches which
me DAILY Chronicle" ouotcs containing tho off
cial unpubllshed oorros,,,,,,o,. -, -,
I CO. u..' correspondence eNchahs'd ty
'i''t oman! ana Venezuela between NOV enlber.
/ 1870. when SIR Robert Schomburgk was annon, ed
10 jelimf tho rro,,iar y. tr,.,a, ,..,. -,
/ ,.p , - ''i''Sn H"'aha' ana APRIL
'7'-' VIZ" fhsIahd removed the boundary posts
SCI up by Schombursk are genuine The Gazette"
Pre- .sImes fh1: Secre,ar, o,,.v an, rr,,i,. ,.,o.,
| lo,1 -. = -, '' anu ''"o"' NV
''" N"'" u 'Hese 'e.iers, ana asks why then Sec
re'ary p!ney DID not use them 10 refute Iord
Sal, ,sbury's .eoond jis,a..h ..rh. ,,o,,,,, IT..
M, !, ~, ~ 'f" u" i'ie 'A~'''' "H"9
rIu ne ntl'peTat'N prefer 10 pick a quarrel with
i-oiu SaNspuiY'
The 81. James's Gazette" saws.
rhe rr,,,oh -, ~ ~,
Inv tba Goprp ,op, arS not pe.he properiy rea ed
ui. So oe - neu'sarr VI ~ =. ley 70 we ehrr
irv rbat unnmhl'Ih1 tiiP e. ~ uoioie roul,, %
which neare or 80 ,naH' i,eO 1s . uio,. "9,
the ,em.,,s ~ ,'aa u"sn no. J"s'''!
w. rh'm,,o,,oi. va, Wv" ,o'e's' '.,''S'ei'
M'. 'hdmueiiah. WAen shown at the colonial
, Office "A COPY o. The Chronicles accusalior os
.oor.,ac,o -, ,h 49,. . 49, ...,.. -,
-, VA ''V H''' - ne "o'''n'"e'' o' '"e
uhpuofshed correspondence. declared that the
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
FILES A CLAIM AGAINST SPAIN.

AN AMERICAN CITIZEN DEMANDS s2"c" run
TWENTY YEARS UNJUST lMPRIsoNMhNI'
pontiac. Mich. Jan. 3.-Simon Ensign OF thiS
civ who confined In the Morro 'as." "
,I,.a,a cuba for twenty years. has filed at Wash
''~,on claim for 500 900 damages against the
c,,eh Government. Ensign was an American
a,,iu.n employed ct raiFoading. Suspected OF SYN
va,Tv with the rebels and guiliiess OF 'r'n'' NJ
was thrown into prison and kept there , S1 tMd"y :,
!esls !. md /, was cnly by accident that ne escap
III P gsd from Spanish man-of-war 10 ~n'oS W, Wv W.
ne ".u ..uansserred while IL was anchoreu az new
Gs,s,ns va Ensign is seveniy-two years Oh ase
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
STILL DEIVING IN THE VATICAN ARCHIVES

Rome Jan. at Is reported in clerical circles
here that the Pope offered to mediate In the Ven
ezuela boundary dispute. but that England re-
fused to accept the offer orders have been issued
10 the keeper OF the archives Of the Propaganda.
Eide. 10 make further researches for documents
connected with the Venezuela missions.
As stated * rlusivey by The United Press yes
terday. important documents have been found In
the archives OF the Vatican relating TO the FathO-
lie missions in Venezuela. These documents show
that the missions within the territory claimed by
Great Britain included in the diocese u
Caracas prior to the requirement OF Guiana by the
British.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
WHAT THE PAPER SAYS EDITORIALLY.
Commenting editorially on the above. "Th

commenting editorialiy on the ABOVE me
Chronicle" viii tomorrow say.
We hope that there Is abundant promise that In
another OF the alternatives the United
States suggests lies the hope OF settlement Lord
Salisbury is master of the situation He Will have
public opinion behind him In resisting claims that
not consistent with the existence or honor OF
the Empire. but he Will have to take into account
such immediate diplomatic proposals as We have
submitted to the country. We ask, therefore, for
A cool and quiet preparation OF the national mind.
putting aside every passion and prejudice. for con-
sdering simply how peace may be Kept and the
nations reasonably satisfied. Above all. let rs
have a Behring Sea treaty at once as an earnest
OF the settlement OF the Venezuelan problem.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
xrv.uAyF,N'S PLEA TO CONGRESS

vewHaven. Jan tSpeciaD.-A mass-meet!ng TO
mass indignation resolutions over the Armenian
outraees was held here tonight Mayor Hendrck
presided. and addresses were made by several
,I,or, business men clergymen and Yale pro-
eassors Resolutions were adopted asking Congress
&c rrge the Christian nations of Europe TO Inter
20 sora and save Armenia and also asking Congress
20 aaaure England of the moral and material sup
port OF the United States II she shou!d undertake
he TASK