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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-10

Democrat.
Professor M. H. Bauer and wife,
7 N Boardman and John Richard
son went to Hope last night to give
musical recital.
Lyman Roach took a run up to
Arkadelphia yesterday to be with
brother who is there under treat
ment of Dr. Dale.
Colonel L P Afford Of Jefferson,
Texas, well known here, died at
Marshall, Texas, on Monday even
ing, He had reached the age of "a
years.
Our brass band has several bids
for the Fourth of July, If we ex
pect to have anything here, we had
better arrange with them to stay
at home.
Mr.. Frank Waddell and lady, will
tender a party to a couple of their
young lady friends, visiting here, TO
night, at their home, at the end Of
Maple street,
We are not doctors, but if you
have an aching void, we can cure
you. There is nothing that will
satisfy the inner Ean' like Kline's
Steam Bread
Mrs. J. G. Smith of Rankin, is
over, visiting her sister Mrs. V. d.
Paulk. She will visit her niece Mrs.
l. Bel, at Cargyle, Arkansas, be-
fore she returns to Rankin.
The Fourth of July is coming on,
and we hear OF no one arranging for
blow out. If we have a day of
jollity coming to US, this would be a
day to put in, celebrating
~-
We are in for having an excur-
sion on some of our railroads on
July 4th. Suppose we all take in
the Fort Lynn barbecue on the
Texarkana & Shreveport road. We
are invited.
That bridge, out on the College
Hill street, is still unfinished. The
strugers have been delivered on the
ground but the pi!ing aud decking
have not shown up. This bridge
should Le fixed.
The Mercury Wheel Club will hold
a meeting tomorrow night and they
will certainly center on some route
for their bicycle path. We think
the Maple street route to the park
would give them the best satisfac-
ton,
The following candidates have so
far established headquarters here
for the convention; At the Capital,
Bum and Bryant, at the Richie
lieu, Jones, Hull, Hill, Sloan, Nc
Farlane and Monroe Arkansas
Democrat.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

This will be a good potato year.
Mr., Frank Henry, Jr.. OF Hot
Springs is here today.
On to Hot Springs, with the X.
c., P. & G. Ry., should be the cry.
Best hams at lOc per pound, at
T. ]. Hopgood's State Line Gro
Gerry. 43tt
The Texarkana, Shreveport &
Matches road, should be rushed
through.
Mr.. Harry Hunter went over to
Rocky Comfort yesterday to recre-
ate for a week.
We never saw so many chickens
this time of year, as is being put on
the market here.
1t matters not which way you
look you can see material piled up
for Improvement,
The farmers all report their
crops clean and they are now await
ing a rain to see them grow.
Maple street has bad bridge, at
the old corporation line. 1t needs a
new decking and possibly new strin-
gers.
Hon. T. G. McRae, NJ. c., is now
at his home at Prescott. He will
attend the conventlon.-Arkansas
Democrat.
Professor M. H. Bauer and wife,
7 N Boardman and John Richard
son went to Hope last night to give
a musical recital.
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MONEY.
Republicans Have Placed a Big Lot
Of It in HampShire.--And It's Not
for Betting Purposes, Either.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
RONNEY. w. Va. November 1.-The
readers of the Register are familiar with
the letter Of T. G. Pownan. general man
ager of the United States Leather Com
pany. which was found in the Grafton
campaign of two years ago, which ex-
posed their campaign of Doodle.
This letter has been thorn in the side
of the Republican managers here. and
they have kept Pownali out of the county
up until this time.
on Saturday evening he arrived in town
and Immediately exhibited a tremendous
roll of money. and announced his desire
to place bets on Mckinley. Plenty Of
Bryan money was TO be found but no bets
were placed. as his roll of money was not
for betting purposes.
Republican emissaries are securing the
county delivering this Republican money.
The Democrats have gotten out "a circular
exposing the thing. and Offering a reward
of dftv dollars for information regarding
any Illegal use of money NJ the polls The
committee has information regarding the
placing of a part of this money, and it is
urobable that some of the parties will be
arrested tomorrow.
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Special to the Register.
Charleston. w. Va, November l.
General Watts has returned from
weeks itinerary in the extreme south
ern counties of the State, closing with
o magnificent meeting at Milton last
night. He is very sure of a great vic
tory on Tuesday. In a conversation
with a representative of the Register
this evening General Watts said:
Since September, with the eXcep-
ton of two weeks when l was sick, l
have been constantly in the canvass.
While l have not been able to go into
every county, 1 have visited every sec
tion of the State and I have been very
careful in taking observations as to
political conditions. / have never
seen since 1870 such intense interest
manifested in any election as in this,
and predict the largest vote next Tues
day in proportion to the number Of
voters that was ever given in the
State.
NO party was ever better organized
in this State than the Bryan forces
are. and the encouraging feature about
it is that splendid organization has
been effected practically without mon
oy. Il has come about simply through
the enthusiasm and earnesness of the
people. 1 have absolute confidence in
the success of our cause, and while I
prefer not to give any figures, 1 am
sure our majority will be satisfactory" ."
Gen. Watts and Ex-Governor Wilson
will close the campaign here tomorrow
night, when a grand Democratic rally
will be held. 1t is a significant fact
that the Democrats cannot get any
oven bets on the result in this State.
Last night they were offering to bet
two to one on Watts and could get no
takers.
To-day a prominent Republican
leader gave a relative of his $1,000 to
bet on Watts at two to one, but the
money has not yet been taken.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

1,,--or Mass. November line
71-ron Journal has just completed the
most thorough canvass ever made oil
-be Stale. lt shows the following
nr,habIe total vote of Massachusetts
for President and Governor
National ticket. Mckinley, 2NlSlS'
p~.an 12S40S; McKinley's plurality
State ticket: Wolcott, 2G+,S34; vii
Ifans. ll220S. WOlcort's plurality, l'-'-
626 ,,.-.. ,ul
of the three hundred odd towns ana
cftfss of the State. about 250 sent re-
r1rus to the Journal. the figures given
.rrude am these places and per cent
aeas reckoning ON the missing ones.
rra canvass of Boston showed 4"'-
... for Mckinley. $4,000 for Bryan ana
F.. .t0 for Palmer. For WolcoJt. to,Ooo;
Williams. 10000 and for Prince 2,Voo'
rHss fs majority of 5000 for Mchln-
..r and 10000 for Wolcott
Secretary Thomas Talbot or the
State Republican committee. rs pre-
"oIrc q plurality of 10000 for Nc
Er'ev I'm Massachusetts and l2o,ou,ol
for W0'ectt He says Mckinley Will
ger 300 electoral votes.
Mr. John O.. Lane. secretary or the
National Democratic Committee, pre-
diets vote of $4,000 for Palmer and
Prince The gold standard Democratic
candidates for President and Governor.
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THE PRECINCTS
IntOWhich the Larger Cities and the
Several States are Divided for
Election PurpOses.~A Good Thing
To Keep for Reference.

Chicago. November 1.-The following
table shows the number of election pre-
cincts or districts in the larger cities,
and in the States outside of said cities:
Alabama, 1000; Arkansas, 1920; Cal
ifornia, 1876; Colorado, 973; Connecti-
cut, 23O; Delaware, SO; Florida, 6S2;
Georgia, 1,SO5; Idaho, 2S1.
Tlinois-Chicago, 921; Cook county,
81; State. 2,22S.
Indiana-Indianapo,s, 1853; State, p
94S.
Iowa, 2,O47; Kansas, 2,12S.
Kentuchy-Louisville, 1862; State, l.
l99.
Louisiana. 1.1S5; Maine, 69S.
Maryland-Ba Baltimore, 9o2; State, 30S.
Observation-Disclosures, 191; State, 81
cities; 321 towns.
ich.gan-DetrCit, Ill; State, 1,72I.
Mississippi, 1,125.
AIinnesota-St. Paul, III; Minneapo-
lis. 1856: STATE, 1917.
Missouri-St. Louis, ass; Kansas City,
So: State, 1877.
Mon ma, $50.
Nebraska-Omaha, Sc; State, 1854.
Nevada. 14S: New Hampshire, 2S6;
New Jersey, 951.
New York-New York, 1892; Brook
lyn. 629; State, 1854.
North Carolina, 1880; North Dakota
05io-Cincinnati. 1872; County, 261;
Cleveland. ia; County, 2O4; state, 2'195.
State. 2135.
Oregon, 73S. o-o
Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, go;
Rhode Island, 1O1; South Carolina,
723. South Dakota. 1897; Tennessee, l.
soc, Texas. 4022; Utah, $50; Vermont,
26S: Virginia. 1900; Washington, LOU;
West Virginia, LOO.
Observation-Disclosures, 124; county,
p: State, 1,574
wyoming. 297.
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TENNESSEE

NAeTTVITTE. T0nn.. november 1--TRo
,.s',,,,,,isr virtually closed yesterday.
tbonrb There Will b, n few speeches made
to-r,orroy Roth Republican and Demo
cr,ric COMMITTEE claim the state. Dem
- -. Co,,,r,fttean,an Coleman SAYS
..,,, -. .,, St,+s IN, 95 eo TO 30
i'' '.,' C'. lo,..,,,l. l,,. r. ooo to On -
Co oCo 1cooc-Stie ~ ,U, -S Conrressmen in Third.
WV 'i''r,, 80, ''1 e,...I, e.,.o,tb rir5+b
tour'n' rIl''' 7'N..- 3 .. 9,,f.
Nl"th ana ,,. G'',l' D,'' w., ,,ttas ,, cIsi17s
lature ne i,ypuo...,' S,t Wv, "a ooo.
Mckinney WI" ,, curry ,n' -, - oo co,. ron,
Iiiiman' ior oo's,,'0,, ,,.;, 3S - I,,.g+ sec-
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ENGLISH PRINT CLOTHS.

Manchester. November L. Last
weeks improvement has been confirm
ed and strengthened and the higher east
ern exchanges help India and China to
place fairly numerous orders. Madras,
.Kurrachee. Bombay. Calcutta and Sing
.Dore. all took fair lines. Brazil business
continues bad. The River Plate Markets
ere slow to work, because the stocks
here are heavy. M9t'terrsnean
markets are still fair buyers, especially
Fguo. Tbs home trade was fair and
yarns were in improving reques, and
hold their position vel, with no stocks.
Tbe~e was no change il the position OF
continental spinners.
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- +o1o1 D-,Io ~, s,,s +b9t tha
@ -2..l' n.eAe .,= "-So says .5, 'n@r n.o '. h,.
..-L.. ..., .,'-- IN Soa e, p. 5oo TO
. @ "-- -''N '''''' '' '''''0 -l''J''
--.-.....-- r.t- c-,o+ ~ +,o ps,rb-
.-' -'- ',''-,' ..,.,.,-5 vi nv, cr
I G ''57 5...,,'---e., 80 -. g.,
.,.t ~, ....., go -. p,'- ,,r- ,.-
- go 60, -,-- .r, -,.,, 30
S '..- -ss s1.-- o6- coo ~
er...n v,... FOR -5s Mckinley electors
d. r.arHs STATE -icba- ON the fu-
.... .----.-,.~- conservative p7,i-
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UTAR

SALT LAKE. Utah. November Tho
campaign has closed without any sensa-
tionaI features and everything is ready
for the contest at the ballot box ON Tues
day. Tt is estimated that the vote of the
State will be over Gooco as the women
will vote for the first time.
The chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee claims Bryan's majority viii be
over $4,000. that King. Democrat for Con-
cress. viii be elected by over 5000 major
itv. and that the Democrats will have .
majority ON joint ballot i'm the Legislature.
The chairman of the Republican Com
mittee does not name figures on the Pres
idenual vote. bat says the Republicans will
elect the Congressman and carry a ma
jority of the legislature.
The chairman of the Peoples Party
says the strength of the party cannot be
estimated under the fusion arrangements.
The party expects to poll strong vote
for Foster for Congress.
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MOMIAAA,

HELENA. Mont November 1.-The
campaign just closed has been remarkable
for the absence of anything like viEor.
The Republican candidate for Governor
met with am accident early in his speaking
tour. which compelled his withdrawal
from active work. The Democratc-Pop-
ulist candidate for Governor went to CAL
ifornia To- make speeches and Congress
man Hartman went East TO make silver
speeches. He mace a few speeches here
and Col. Saunders Senator Carter and
others made "a few speeches for Mckin-
ley. The Democrats ana Populists had
several speakers out but large meetings
We're not numerous on either side. The
fusionists claim Bryan will get about two
thirds of the vote cast I'm the state and
the fusion State ticket about the same.
The Mckinley Republicans claim McKin-
ley will eot 10000 out of 5000 votes and
that Botkin. Republican Tor Governor
Will get more.
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Tomorrow
Polls open at $50 a. m.
Polls close at 3 .. m.
Eastern Standard Time.
MURDER AND SUICIDE

WILKESBARRE Pa. November l.
Roth poliucal parties had demonstrations
I'm the mining town Of Duryea last night.
and excitement ran high. There were
many ouarrels between the opposing
forces. Frank Bronssd a Polish Repub-
Iican ouarrelled with some of his coun-
tr,r,en To-day his dead body was
rorrd in q ditch. The skull had been
crushed i'm. His assailants had eVluehuy
used heavy club. John Luby ana An
drew Drotski. SIavs. fought in barroom.
Luby drew a big knife and stabbed Drot-
ski I'm the abdomen. lie died tonight.
Seized with remorse. Luby drew the knife
across his own throat The floor or the
barroom was sea OF blood The attend
ing physicians say Luby's death is only a
question Of time.
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YERMONT,

ST. Adams VI. November 1.-Ev-
erything points to a Mckinley victory
i'm Vermont the Democrats neglectiug
AN efforts 10 increase their normal vote
I'm the State. George T. Childs, the
Town Representative and National
Committeeman. claims a Republican
plurality of $4,000 and this opinion is
shared by Hon Olin Merrill. chairman
of the State committee. Col. II. +.
Brigham of the Democratic State com
mittee, declines to talk. He said in
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RRGDE lSIANO.

Providence. r.. L.. November 1.-The
Republicans claim the electoral vote
OF Rhode Island and both members Of
Congress.
The Democrats claim and hope for
nothing The Republicans say they
see DO reason why the plurality in
each of the two Congressional districts
should not De 1000.
ou the probable result of the election
I'm this State ON Tuesday Franklin p.
Owen, chairman of the Democratic
State Committee. made the following
statement to- the Associated Press:
Mckinley viii have 1000 plurality
FIN Rhode Island and two Republican
COngressmen viii be elected
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GREAT FLOODS.
The Rivers of France and Sicily on a
High, and Much Damage Has Been
Done.

PARIS. November 1.-Telegrams receiv-
ed from the departments bring news OF
further floods and of alarming rise in the
rivers. Enormous damage to property has
been done but no fatality has yet been re-
ported.
The river Seine is still rising and Is Mt
the flood stage. The authorities have dis
patched to Comps and to Naliebregues lhe
artillery wagons from Mines in order to
assist I'm the work of relief
The river Rhone has burst its banks at
I.auson. which is now isolated. The only
communication through considerable dis
tricts is by boat Troops have left AviE-
non TO assist i'm repairing the broken
banks Of the Rhone.
ROME November Severe foods are
reported TO have occurred in Sicily The
country around Palermo is inundated and
three persons have been drowned.
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new HAMPSHIRE.

lcord, \. r., November I.-Dem-
attic managers cOncede New Hamp-
shire to the Republicans by 10000. but
they hope to gain in the Legislature
James c. Leonard, secretary of the Re
publican State committee, at the re-
quest OF Chairman Spalding. has given
the following predictions:
New Hampshire will give the larg-
est Republican majority in the history
of the party. Mckinley viii have 20
O0O plurality or more Republican can
didates for Governor and Congress will
have unprecedented majorities. The
Legislature viii be Republican in both
houses. thus insuring the return OF q
Republican United States Senator"
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CONE HOME TO VOTE.

Washington, D. c., November l.
Assistant Postmasters General Jones
Craig and Maxwell have gone TO their
homes in Illinois. North Carolina and
New York. respectively. to vote Com
missioner of Patents Seymour left to-
night for Connecticut to vote for Bryan
and Sewall.
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SUICIDE.
= Parkersburg Woman Hanged Herself,
Last Night.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w Va, November /.
Mrs. Addie Cole. aged SO years the
mother of Ernest Cole, an Ohio River rail-
road engineer, committed suicide at her
sons home, corner of Thirteenth and
Market streets, tonight. Mrs. Cole has
been in poor health for some time. and
during the absence of the family at
church. she procured sheet tied it TO
the transom between two rooms, and get
ting upon a chair kicked it from under
her, and was found dead upon the family 5
return at 1O:3O p. m.
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~Crmfn Virtually Over. and It Only Remains to Know
Il3 Result
8ut The Indications Are For a Landslide
Towards Bryan

Triumph Of the Free Silver Cause Now But Few
Hours Removed. Despite an Unprecedented Attempt
B-he Money Power to ThWart the Popular viii and
To Override the Wishes Of the Vast Majority of the
PeooIe--Tle Situation in Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio,
Michigan. Minnesota, Kentucky Missouri, Iowa and
Kansas Where the Real Battle Ground Lies
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Pa, November the
,,,,i,ato1 in Pennsylvania closed last
rigb+ With the meetings that were held
al iS over ,,y the state. Although the cleo
toro1 80, vote has been conceded TO Nc
-, ~ ., from the start. Republican or
ators have travelled up and down the
So So making speeches in behalf Of
their candidate. This ACTIVITY mas
been due largely to two causes. First
the fact that the Legislature to be
chosen on Tuesday next will elect a
successor to United States Senator j..
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aIoREl,ROoF
OF the Hand Mark Hanna Played in the
Mining Trouble.

l'IITfITE 7 IVUUIVs
Special to the Register.
Steubenville, Oh.o,k November l.
Another telegram showing the vil.ainy
pf Mark Hanna was found here to-day
in some more paper mill rubbish. 1t
is as follows:
Cleveland, O., April II, '95.
TO Beading Bros, Wodvi.le, Pennao.
Telegram received. We don't know
of any good reason why you should run
at sixty-nine cents. Wish you would
work with us on this question, as we feel
sure we can start at sixty with your
assistance.
"(Signed0 VI. A. HANNA & CO."
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Is SURE OF VICTORY.
General Watts Closes His Campaign
Tonight

With a Great Democratic Meeting
at Charleston-He Has Had
Splendid Receptions Everywhere,
and Predicts a Triumph for the
Democratic State Ticket-Repub
licans Decline to Bet on the Re
suit.
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The Meather.

WASHINGTON. .. c.. November ] -
For Western Pennsylvania ana ohio-
Generally fair; fresh southwesterIy "ludS-
For West Virginia-Fair' signify "d.iH-
er. southerly winds.
Christian Schnepf the opera House
druggist. made the following observations
Of the temperature yesterday: a. m- ~;
Q a. m. 81: Z m. 60; 9 p. m, 1Oi p. m.' W.
weather clear.
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WEST VIRGINIA
SAFE FOR BRYAN
That Is the Prediction Of Hon
Andrew EdmiSt0l.
THE REASON FOR HIS BELIEF
The People Are Aroused in Then
Own Behalf,
AND ARE DETERMINED TO WIN

A Regular Ground Swell Along the
Line for Bryan, Watts and the
Democratic Ticket Generally-The
Majority for Free Silver win BE
From Eight to Ten Thousaud-Re-
cent Eastern Utterauces Have
Set People Thinking Seriously.
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TIE MASK IS OFF.
Mark Hanna Advises Gold Democrats
to Vote for Mckinley.

The Real Purpose Of the "Independ-
ent Movement" Plainly Demon
strated-WilI Honest Democrats
Follow the Traitorous Leaders
Into the Republican Ranks, or
will They Return to the Party Of
the PeOple2
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reply to - q do not care to
say w ~ though I am willing
to T. . C wish"
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vOTE F0R HICMER -

FOR their products by supporting Hryan
since YOU have asked mo for news. ] W.T.
tell you another thing. That Us inis' mag
the Republicans from the beginning have
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Continued on sixth Page
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-23
AN IMPORTANT GATHERING.
OF THE KANSAS CITY
DISTRICT AT INDEPENDENCE.
Work Proper VIII Begin This Morn
ing-Address Of Welcome by Jo-
seph McCOy-OpeninE Ser.
mon by Rev. Jackson.

The presbytery of the Kansas City dis
trict convened in Independence last even
ing at the First Presbyterian church. Quite
a number of ministers and elders arrived
yesterday and were in attendance at the
opening session. The address Of welcome
was 10 have been delivered by John n.
illness he was unable to be present. ard
the address was delivered by Joseph NC
Coy.
Rev. H c. Stanton. of Kansas city,maie
the response.
Rev. r. H. Jackson. of Upton. No.. the
retiring moderator, of the presbytery, de-
livered the opening sermon. This was fol-
lowed by a roll call.
The work proper of the presbytery will
commence this morning by devotional ex-
ercises. led by Rev. ]. A. p. McGaw. d. D..
which will commence at $50 o'clock. and
continue until o'clock. From until
o'clock a business session will be held.
The financial problems of the church will
be discussed by Elder o. G. Burch. Elder
W. H. Barron will tell about Impressions
received at the general assembly, and Rev.
r. Il. Marquis will devote a short address,
telling about the impressive assembly re-
Gently held by the y. P. 9. c. f. Rev. E. s.
pacific nature Of the general assembly.
Saratoga and the General Assembly" will
be the topic of Rev. J. Fl. Miller. d. D.:
bath School," by Elder John Montgomery:
''The Importance of Definite Work in the
Sunday School, by Elder F. f. Kellogg;
THE Minister and the Sabbath School" by
Rev. H. A. Hymes. and The Teachers
Relation to the Scholar" by Rev. II. D.
Jenkins. ID. D., will conclude the talks of
the afternoon. At 7:3O o'clock this evening
a popular service will be held. The SUBJ
tect will be missions. Rev. A. d. Madeira
will deliver a sermon on THE Presbyterian
Doctrine the Promoter of EvangeIization."
on Foreign and Home Missions" 'Our
Own Work" will be the subject of a talk
by Rev. ]. F. Watkins. and Union Of
Effort by Rev. E. d. Walker.
The presbytery Of Kansas City COM
prises about so churches and about 5000
communicates. session will be held to-
morrow and the work of the presbytery