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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
st. Louis Races

st. Louis, June 25.-The feature of to-
day card at the fair grounds was The
Brewers handicap. 5000 for 2-year-
oids. which was won rather easily nv
Typhoon, a chestnut colt owned by ]
{. Cohn. The track was heavy. but
IaVorites generally captured all the
events. Summaries:
FIRST race-Selling, purse $500. Swear
olds and upwards. mile: First Deal
won; Mercury, second; Charrystcne.
third. Time l:45
Second-SeiliHg, purse 500. Swear
ODDS, seven fuICoRgs: BenameIa won.
harry McCuugh second: Backing
Brush. third. Time l.SlG.
Third--Selling. purse 500, S-vear-olds
ana upwards. mile: Weenatcnie won
1thett Goode, second; Jack Bradley
third. Time I.4sl-
F'ourth-The Brewers handican .
Hear-olds, purse s. GO. six furIonesA -,y-
phoon won; Lincoln, second: Euckyider
third Time II7S.
: tlfth-Four and half firlo1~s. lady
D Hamilton won; Matte Belle. second
Gladys III. third. Time .5!&,.
Sixth-Slx fur4ongs. Don Carrfy,o.
Time IL N--'N -
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READY FOR ANYONE
CORBETT INTENDS TO ISSUE
CHALLENGE TO ALL OOMBRS.

So pe Says Fitzsimmons Preferred
Though He Thinks Lsnky Bob is Afraid
of Him and, Therefore, Doesn't Expect
10 Get at Him, in Which Case Sharkey
Stands a Good show of Getting the First
Chance at Championship HsROrs-Shar-
key and Corbett Have a Go at Each
other With Their Mouths.
San Francisco, June 25.-James J. Cor
bett has answered Sharkey's verbal
challenge for a fight 10 a finish, made
at the ring side after last nights con-
test, by himself announcing his inten-
ton TO issue challenge 10 all corners,
Fitzsimnons preferred. If the latter
does not accept within two weeks, Cor
be1t says he will make arrangements
for fight with Sharkey, to take place
On agreed territory, preferably in Mex
leo.
Shockey is he idol Of the sporting
world today and the most extrayagant
predictions as to his future are made.
Sharkey bears his honors riodestly but
reiterates his desire 10 meet Corbett in
longer battle. He received a chal-
lenge today for a contest for So,
Sharkey says, however, that ne wifi
make no other plans until his meeting
with Corbett has been arranged. The
only mark Of punishment which Shar-
key bears is black eye acquired dur
ing a breakaway. In regard to an
agreement with Corbett, Sharkey SAYS:
"Of course Corbett would fight differ
in q fiur n Gnf- i
not do any mitigating, but neither
would L. l would not take so many
chances as did last night and 1 would
be sure when I went 20 hit I believe
can put Corbett out in ten rounds. Any
way. want him to fight me for SO, 0OO'
Corbett in an Interview today claimed
that ne was not badly punished, saying
That his only marks were acqired when
he fell on the floor after a clinch. Cor
bett said, speaking Of last nights fight.
L made a mistake in graphing with
Sharhey. If | were 10 fight another
four rounds with him would not ciinch
l would stay away and do only open
nghtlng. 1t was his wrestling that
tired me aGd in the fourth round I
frankly confess that l was quite ex-
hausetd. In throwing my science away
and lighting Sharkey at his own game
l weakened myself l should have
stayed away and outlined nv own
work. | would not have put him ont
but on the other hand 1 would not have
gwen him chance to weaken me. there
by giving the impression that he is a
great fighter, wilen he is ignorant of the
rudimepts of boxing
Corbett says he does not believe Fftz-
simmons will notice his challenge as he
believes Fftzsimmons is afraid TO meet
him.- so Sharkey will be the first man
10 be served with fight for champion
shi ~
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LAT0NIA DERBY RUN
BIGGEST DERBY CROWD OF THE
SEASON IN ATTENDANCE.

Dryers Two Bens, semPer Ego. Loki and
Howard Mann are the 'Eutries-Ben
Brush Wins, Moving Up in the Stretch
Past Ben Eder-Time 2:4O, Mile and a
Half, Value to First Horse Twelve
Thousand, Two Hundred and Ninety
Do1ars-Only Two Good Races at
Sheepshead Bay-Other Sporting News
Cincinnati, June 25.-The summer
meeting of the Latonia Jockey club op-
ened today with clear skies, warm
weather, slow track and immense at
tendance Turfmen who have seen ell
the big derbies this season pronounced
it the greatest crowd Of the year. The
Latonia derby was the feature Of the
day. Five came to the post, Dryers
pair, Ben Brush and Ben Elder; Semper
Ego, Loki and Howard Mann. The
betting was ! to the Dwyer entry;
to l Semper Ego, 10 TO 1 Lod and 50 TO
! Howard Mann.
They were sent away with Loki in
front, Semper Ego second, Ben Elder
third, Ben Brush fourth. Ben Eder
was sent out to make the pace, and as
they swung around into the upper turn
the positions were: Ben Eder, LOki,
Howard Mann, Semper Ego and Ben
Brush. Howard Mann dropped back
last andl from then on to the wire the
positions were unchanged, save that
Ben Brush moved up on the far turn
and went 10 the front in the stretch.
There was a brief crush between the
two Bns and Loki, but that colt did not
like the going and Brush went on, win
ming handily, Ben Eder second, Loki
third. pulling up four lengths in front
Of Semped Ego. The time was 2:4O15,
and the race, while pretty TO look at,
was not sensational Loki was only
started TO help make a good field, as
DR.. Mclean, his owner, knew he had
no chance against Ben Brush on a
soft, slow track, but he ran a good
race.
The derby was worth s12,29O 10 the
first morse, $1,000 TO the second and $500
10 the third
The judges at Latonia are John J. Car
ter, presiding; Charles f. Mclean and
l. =. TarltOn. Summaries:
First race-Mile, purse $780, 3-year-
olds and upwards: Islin won; Bloom
ct, second; Cuticlene, third, Time
l:4524
Second-Four and a half furlongs,
purse $400, 2-year-olds: ProtIus won:
Three Bars, second; The Planet, third.
Time :5Sla.
Third-Six furiongs. selling, purse
$780, three-year-olds and upwards: Moy-
Ian won; Prince Imperial, second; Old
Centre, third. Time 117I5
FOurth-The Latonia derby. 3-year-old |
net value Sl2,290, mile and half: Ben
Brush, 122, Sims. 10 4, won; Ben Elder, |
i22, Thorpe, l to I, second; Loki. 122, |
Ray, 10 10 l, third Time 2:4OI. Sem |
per Ego and Howard Mann also ran.
Fffth-Five furlongs, purse $400, . |
year-olds: Suisun won; Belle Bramble |
second; Adowa, third. Time 1891
Sixth-Seven furlongs, selling, purse |
$500, 4-year-olds and upwards Aimee |
Goodwin won; Mate, second; Alsket, |
third. Time 30.
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VOLUNTEERS BETTER LOOK our
RalIIngton Booth and His Brigsdiers Pa
an Aggressive Campaign.

Rallington Booth and His Brtgsdiers ran
an Aggressive Campaign
New York. June 25.-It was meet ting
OF surprises that the Salvation army
held tonight al headquarters Com
mander Booth-Tucker had marshaled
his hosts and a program or advance
was announced that meant nothing
more than hurting defiance 70 the Vol
unteers. All the chief divisional ono
ers-Brigadiers Cozen OF Cincinnati.
Brewer Of Chicago. keppei OF San Fran
cisco. Evans OF Philadelphia, French or
ST. Louis, Holtz OF Buffalo and Sully OF
Kansas City. and host OF major had
quietly come 10 town and for nine hours
today they were in secretacounsel with
Commander Tucker and tonight results
were announced as follows:
Program Of advance-Series of TWO
days with God in principal cities
Series of all nights Of prayer in prin-
cipal cities.
Camp meetings at Chicago, San Fran
delphia and Washington.
United advance upon 100 Unoccupied
cities
Great anti-drink work.
The transfer of number OF chief d.
visional officers.
Formation of bands OF love on indus
trial basis for children; extensive work
among children, including waits and
strayS.
The publication Of the memoirs Of Mrs.
General Booth, in monthly parts.
The commencement of work among
the negro population; appointment OF
Colonel Holland IN charge.
Homes for former criminals.
Inauguration of naval and military
league.
Spiritual work among G.. A. r. veter-
ans
Soldiers and sailors homes.
Work among the merchant marine.
Expected visit OF General Booth II
"a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

Sunday School convention. the member
ship 10 consist of International. state
and provincial Sunday school field work
ers, paid or voluntary, and all other
Sunday school workers Endorsed by
state or provincial authorities
Under the pew plan. officers were
elected as follows: President, Alfred
Day OF Ontario; vice-presidenf. Marion
Laurence OF Ohio: secretary and treas
Urer. Hammie Huber Of Kentucky; exc
cUtiYe committee. c.. d. Msigs OF India
ma. NJ H HammiH OF Illinois. c. J. Keep
hart OF Pennsylvania and E VI. Fergn-
son OF New Jersey.
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Kansas city Races.

Kansas City, June 25.-Results:
First Tace-F'ive furlongs, selling:
Justice won; Ben Harrison, second; Lit
tie Abb, third. Time 10.
Second-Five furlongs, selling, 2-year
Odds. Babe Field won; Silver d'Orr,
second; Emma W, third. Time 1:l0A.
Third-Ffve furlongs, selling: Jim
Baker won; Little Dick, second; Confess
sor, third. Time 1904.
Fourth-Six furlongs, selling: Lula
Fry won; Ed Glenn, second; General
Miles, third. Time 1914.
Fifth-AIile, selling: Carver won:
Sir Charles, second: Arkansaw Travel
er, third Time 1.53A
'Sixth-Four and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Lucy Day won; Wanda T, second
Nellie Casteel, third. Time 1:02A.
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DEATH OF THE DUc DE NEMoUR
Long Career Terminated Which Might
Have Been EvehtfuL and Masn't.

London, Eng, June 25.-A dispatch
to the Times from Paris says the Due
de Nemour died at Versailles yesterday.
Louis Charles PHILIPPE Raphael d
Orleans, Due de Nemour. one Of the
Orleans princess, was the second son OF
King Louis Philippe and was born in
Paris in 1914 He was elected king OF
the BelgIsns in 1881 but his royal father
declined this offer Of the national con-
gress on his behalf as he did also az a
later preiod similar offer Of the crown
of Greece.
After the revolution Of February, 1s+s.
the Due de Nemour quilted France and
did not return until after the downfall
of the empire in 1870. He has since
played very Insignificant part In royal
isf ffairs
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ON THE CUSTER BATTLEFIELD
What IL Left OF the Sioux Nation CeIe-
brztes the Massacre.

Omaha, June 25.-Six thousand Sioux
the remnant OF the most powerful fight
ers OF the American Indians. ara to1ay
celebrating the great event in their war
history-tle twentieth anniversary of
the destruction Of Clusters command
on the Little Big Horn, June :. 1875.
They are gathered q Z the scene OF the
terrible massacre and. though peacea-
ole. are INDUCING IN all the fantastic
dances and ceremonies incident 20 their
traditions There viii De another big
celebration July 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
sIATIsTIoIANs oS rHE MOVE
From Albany 10 -arstoEa and Prom Ihsfs
to Issss too

Saratoga, -. 4. June Is The sssa-
c.atioa u chiefs aad c9mmasaDess q
bureaus % statistics u iabslr az 71F1e (
from Albany and continued lt= ooayea-
ti0l here To-Day Revolutions wars
adopted - the effect that 90 ls exa--s =
ent Tor the r7rr1tFrs 90 undertake - an
vssttgsts private and nlEaIc pa ON
ership q EsteT. ga sa4 elsctr.- Eahf
pia5;ks sshssani.aify a. rseounaenael
- the eEeeI tiye G 1ulzalffee. and HAT
- ne llr5.sse q 4sie F-8sninx TIE
ra@--p-s aa1 1its - f1cs ingestiza-
t1u aa1 pre1arat4-a. banks o gass
t2eTetore and sac matter be rsserres %
tt-e- EsEsH-3lrst and q ocke-a. Eha saal
report oo1c1usi1ns and ssraazdzsi-a
- zrltlEE - fne varla4a hureaas Ths
members = ere asagc.attca ~ tonight
20 tesrpn. Ehsre the ceaventisn al
c1lt4zB@ f1aaerrox.
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FOUND THE CHILD's BODY
rIot That Nearly Proved Fatal to Mission
aries IN China.

London, Eng. 26.-The Daily News has
letter from Canton. China, this morn
ing giving an account Of the attack upon
the American missionary at Kiang Yin
on May Is last. The News correspond
ent says a crowd gathered on account
Of the Islander which had been dissent
mated that the missionaries were kid
mapping infants.
sure enough the letter continues,
the body Of child was found beneath
some dry leaves in the garden The
mandarin refused 10 protect the mission
and as the crowd was armed with poles
knives and sickles, the missionaries
would certainly have been killed il they
had not escaped over a wall TO the fort
on a hill near by"
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Pretty Fair Tax. for Corhett.

San Francisco, Cal, June 25.-James
}. Corbett today, referring to the fight
last night with Mariner Sharkey. who
practically knocked the champion our,
said: When 1 say Sharkey is a good
man l tell the whole story. He is a
bull, but he is no fighter. / had no
difficulty hitting Sharkey, but he can
stand more punishment than any ordi-
nary man. As to the $4,000 PROPOSE
ton 10 fight to finish. let him cover
the money and an arrangement will be
made at once for the affair."
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HAMMOND SAILS FOR EUROPE
Awful Massacres OF Settlers are Reporte'
In MatnbeIeIand

In Mata beIeland
New York. June "a dispatch to
the World from Cape Town says: "JnO.
Hays Hammond. the American mining
engineer sentenced al Pretoria for deaf n
for treason TO the Transvaal, but final
ly Hberat ted by the Boer government
on payment of a fine of s125. COO. sailed
from this port today for Europe.
Awful massacTes are reported near
Salisbury, Mataibelsland. LoOting and
murder are prevalent in the unprotect-
ed districts throughout that country.
A British patrol has just had a despeT-
ate fight with rebel natives. Seven
troopers were killed and four captured
Captains Bremen and Graham were
among the killed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WICHITA EAGLE PRESS.

area. II was the most destructive ever
known IN th!s region. houses being
swept away, stock Of all Kind drowned
and many persons narrowly escaping
with their lives. In some streams the
water rose twenty feet in ten minutes.
The loss viii reach hundreds OF thogs-
ands Of dollars.
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Creston. Ia 5g5e "A eyetsae sfrzrk
t1.E c.fg al. 81 o'ES0rx ss~t afFnr Tas
EiEn scAsol -. iflaz fzs Erfhas sf
ensTc1 ard 6taeF hall1i9Ea H1Gree.1
= fla fFE perry AafE zruas1utt - FL Best b.
efa TIE STREETS 49, blaeke5 wfa d.
hrs - EFsa zsrs bssf - Far aa srs.--
As-tetza. a. J4r~ - r.rrs5a..s-st
occurred lzat Esat. csssrlzx SO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Items OF General Iptorest Frsm All over
the nivorsr

the tniver-e
Washington. June President
Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle re-
turned this morning from "a trip dO~n
the Potomac.
Cuyahcga Fails. Onto June = The
Falls Riyet ard Machine company waa
today placed ia the hands 81 a receiver
at S6l5 GO
Montreal. June 25.-The superior cosSst
has rendered decision on uDhol1ing
the secrecy Of the confessional Cure
GIL had refused 10 answer certain
questions put - hifu IN court. taking
the ground that his kuoWiedEe q the
facts was impaired uBdsr the sal OF
on1frssiaral The court now holds
th4. a.--a cou.mun io1tlons are priv!kesr
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shenield Races


Sheffield. June =. Results:
First race-S-x furIongs. Ben Hur
Won; Else Ferguson. second: Rubber
Neck. third. Tine llsts.
Second-F'our and n half furlon-s-
MIS-. Murray Won. Marie (. second: SIS
ser Adele. third. Time :5s}.
Tnird-Six furlongs: Peep O. Day II
Won; Lucinda, second; Fred X. third.
Time lI6I.
Fourth-Six and half fuConEs. ollie
BASIN Won: I0somsr. second; Revenue
third Tine l:2lls. '-''-'
kHtA-Five furlongs: WaIkoyer won
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Doctors Disagree

On many points, but all OF them, no
matter of what school. fully agree:
That the kidneys should filter every
impurity from the Blood. That Heal
thy Kidneys insures perfect filtration.
That Dr.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
make the Kidneys Healthy, and increase
their filtering power.
Rheumatism, Malaria, Gout, Chioro-
sis, Uraemia, Eresypelas, are all due
to pOisons circulating in the blood.
Get them out, as nature meant they
should come out, in the urine, by using
Dr.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills.
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wiudward on the Norwegian co,.,

NardOe. Norway. June 25.-The Arctic
steamer Windward, which left Grave
send. Eng. on June Tor Franz josef
Land - bring home the Jackson
Harnswor1h expedition. arrived here
today. She VIII leave for The north on
Sunday. June y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
LAST Drink OF a GIANT.
g. was Only Barrel 80 Ale. But .,
Kinss Him.

/ 60 was Only Barrel 80 Ale. But u
Kiiiss ffin-
The largest and smallest skeletons az
| humans ever preserved are kept In tbs
mussUm 81 The Royal College 81 Sur
geonA in Linooin's Inn FieldA. London.
One u eight fset four inches N height.
The other Il less than two feet. Cha-Iss
Byrn~. the famous Irish gian. who w-s
more generally known as O'Erisn, did
IL i7s3. when be was - years old. Hls
capacity FOR liquor vas IN keeping with
bis hinge physical proportions. 50 ke-a
was his anguish over ios,Dg all his prop
erty--tO wiz a 50o-notA-shat y.
drank cssk q ale Ia one Gay. The day
follosying hs vas dead. Byrns bad =
great dread & becoming dls.ectlEg,
room subject. lie ts.45s = bargain with
= tsheTmsa before be died 20 tale kis
body out Iatc TIA channel and ttfo. ..
overheard
Hunter. Tie English aurg-oa. isarpef
OF tt.is arrar get.snt, ard by paying sks
fsheSToen 40 be prevailed upon thsm
% carry o4t ths4T bryan 70 "a. letter.
but - attach . rope - the b1s4y nnd
drag y up sgrin after 5; hsd bra i'm
usrTNs-d. Iae Gseerrsea ngrrs5 t~e EszS-
isss ard Hunter goi tie body.
The t'Ey tke.sfoo "a iasf Il CaruiiBs
CFzckzzaf che Eicsfzn d1srf. ~ho VS.
exhibited 10 Egn5se q - early pArtsf
IL csaruTJ Ihs shiis ID rot gsoss
after birth. snd b~fors 80 reached h~r
teens rhe died uer besiy. n - 49,. "a.
sod 70 2 Brflish sllrTesz b hsr t.zrents.
bea.5s th- Tlant's fFsnss stsr.ss os.~ %
Re boota I.yTns SFprs 49, hs did. r.
ss-lstou - fks dwarf can =. siisr.s
l-to y - easily a. = pipe ss<z-S.Y
TeIerrzra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

When La. se~u 1hsre Eey~ss@ Casss'
IL bet Fsrxe4r

Tzngs- Pa. June Zs-The stezzs~r
C1rszofore clsarsa yesterday f1r
Caarsest1c Sas Was ssEl-0ctrd nof -
ssaii s7tho-zt rsE.1rrizE = Cagtssn HAAS
q -. revenue e4Ster &cLE1a- T2Es
zs.s--oca lie CozEzp2c-s Esig1s1 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

Madrid, June S5-The senate has Re-
turned motion made during the dis
cussion Of the Alliance incident. pro
Viding FOR an amendment 70 tee royal
address, demanding that the protocol
Of lSs3 with the United States be de-
nouucsd in view ~ tae rights OF Spanish
ana American c5slzsRs under present
conditions
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Queens Climb rennI. Tournament.

London, Eng. June 25--Ia the Queens
club tennis tournament for the second
round OF the mixed doubles ". \. Lar
ned and Miss Brown beat Flavelle and
Mrs McDouSaI n the genlenea's
doubles. Luther and Gaskeu beat Lar
ned and ManonN.
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YearIing Sales at shecpshead Bay.

New York, June 25.-The Dixiana
yearlings were sold at auction today at
Sheepshead bay. The more notable
sales were:
Oh C. Himyar-JeweH Ban, A. ].
Joyner, $1,325.
B. C, by Himyar-Gossamer, II. Buck
ran, 81, 100.
Oh, C., by Himyar- Maria, L. D. Gid
con, $3.50.
Hampden, b. G, by Hanover-Attrac-
tive, w. NJ. Wallace. $500.
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Races Pnstnnned.

Omaha, Neb., June Pa special to
the Bee from Red Oak, Ia, says: Heavy
showers made the track so heavy today
that the racing was abandoned.
Dubuque, Ia, June 25.-Races post
poned until tomorrow; heavy track.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
ItRnls che Rngs

Ana stops itching Of the scalp in one
minute. Makes your head feel good
PARASITES dead. Hair grows. Dan
DERINE DOES IT. All druggists. 81 o.
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Creedon aud ChoynskI Matched

Chicago, H., une 25.-Dan Creedon
and Joe Choynski have virtually been
matched to fight at 162 pounds for a
large purse. Date and place not set.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

Rubber Neck, second; Cora Vavill,
third. Time 1 :01E.
Sixth-Six furlongs, selling: Fritzie
won; Hartford Boy, second; Garfield,
third Time 1:151A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

-heasn's<i4 Who bass stadsod fhs
nf-a1sr ia oonneetion sin tA~ ehAas-ss
- - sssoa asy that sf-r s~a~-r ~ ae.x
sassa c1zses - Esl4ssEAt iAe fzir-r ia
S~%lssE sps ~ easing sssss ezyA
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a-c sys lzuny s~eiIinSs
AEsEs srsneAes Aass
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Teachers TIeasurers' and Clerks Rec,
oIds, Warrant and Classi6-
cation Records.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
f0rrth DAYS Proessd inas Of this
C0us, Of toe Clutch.
SKIaKl>H ON PRELIMINARY FultS.
>raoaioal w..imin. <---Theoiss
ses4 - minHFy Memo riais-Ner,
Close Notr.

-ss ssa,tA Gay q ;As Presbyterian synod
q TsAls o7eas1 eaoi azd sr-est The al
,ea1aaos 4. iAe syasi was solsvAa, de-
sraAse1 81 lceo--. q he departure @.
so.as IS IA minister's wAo hsd important
s-s-less g. ao--s Mo3elA'og Msh4e was
1ra1ri Ii sounding ne s4ysl a. ociocs
AIS o40e- E1e- = {. Smith 70 ooadrc'
Devotional cxs.cises- BE announced hymn
NJ -s1 vA-.A vas sung Kew C.. /. Alt
.L-.ef Of Mons aaere1 prAyer hy;aa a
Charge - AeeF Have Goa 70 oiorlfy
was SASS E.3cr Smith re4a 9 chapter Of
s,--gsare making conspicuous the lessons
iee-e- interpreted by rim Prayer was
c1tre- ey ? Can teii " I-zuczs-
ter Tat s,-o- ;oioel 70 singing aymr
n gel1rtn o. she Heavenly king
AZ ls .qlruty Swsefiy sing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21

feated Dr. S p Campbell snd Rev W.
s. Anderson were appointed 20 represent
the l'Rllas pres5ytcry Moderator Mchae
read the charge 10 the Synod. o. court
Reslinr Clerk Mccall read the record OF
The WaxahAch.e scsr.on. al which time the
ordination co.rl famed o. a bestowed il
showed that hia nasty ordination was ftf
the purpose Of senGins the man as az
evsnEelis, 10 ,hc Panhandle country.
He AuSus Johnson LED IL he relation
o, the case on the ,art o, ;he prosecution
Rev V u Audet son. for the respond
ent told tie story O. the condition ot he
pres ytprics OF the Panhandle country ne
inability c. the missions 10 reach iee sec
ton The ability ana aarnsstuess az tho Iua1
ordained 10 preach and serve cNanEelistic
food TO he scattered members az lha; icsii-
tuie territory Also be story % RtV MIR
rsy's long trin = behalf Of ministerial str-
vice for his seciion and The sto1 q rs
license an ordination.
pr :. a King Wa temporary moderator
duilng q partition az the discussion.
Dr. : a Campbell continued he a-cu-
rnenr for the defendant proshy'cry and said
he had real ec~v favorable comments 81
tho newspapers concerning The ability aud
work o. The man ordained in Crosby LIB
hook and Surrounding counties In The PAN
handle Tie eon.e;.3ed that the license cN
animation was really the more important
N arriving - tho proficiency and efficiency
OF the csnaitaj. ard that hattle was
fought AMI won 10 the synod az nall1a.
Rev J. II Davies. for the prosecution.
concluded that FROM what be heard the
ministers for the ief.1ss say that because
ihef@ Was ces'i'nfiun 81 l1r section here
fore the rules must he oyeruiu ana any kind
- Vcluntc. b. cnt 20 such a deil her
then ONE fully r1npPet 'or tyeugcllstic
work lio sai' the whole business mad
been held un 80 r.tiople by the examiner