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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-06

tract, Oregon township, Lucas
county. The we'll produced 100
barrels in the first ID hours.
The Sun Oil Co. completed its No.
: we'll on the B. Denman farm, To-
Gated in the Nevarre tract. Oregon
township, Lucas county. The well
produced $50 barrels in the first "a
hours.
r. McCaskey has completed his
No. a we'll on the J. D. Kolane
farm, located in section Fl, Oregon
township. Lucas county. The well
produced 90 barrels in the first "a
hours.
James Donnelly & Co. have COM
pleted their No. 3 well on the A.
Burgie farm, located in section Fl,
Oregon township, Lucas county.
The we'll produced IS barrels in the
first "a hours.
Klauser & Co. have completed
their No. 2 we'll on the M. & <.
F. Jeohlin farm, located in ection
IS, Oregon township, Lucas coun-
ty. The we'll was dry.
INDIANA.
The Ohio Oil company has com
pleted its No. 2 we'll on the A,
1
Endsley farm, located in section 8
Van Buren, township, Grant county
The we'll produced 60 5arrels in the
first "a hours.
The Ohio Oil company has com
pleted its No. II we'll on the c: Nc
Intire farm, located in section 5
Washington township, Blackford
county. The well produced 80 bar
rels in the first "a hours.
Morgan & Scott have completed
their No. 7 we'll on the William
Bloxsom farm, located in section
20, Nottingham township, Well:
county. The we'll produced 20 bar
rels in the first "a hours.
Centlivre & Co. have completed
their No. 3 we'll on the John Ian
caster farm, located in section II
Chester township, Wells county
The we'll produced 20 barrels in the
first "a hours.
The Caldaf Oil company has com
pleted its No. S we'll on the H
WoIfgaug farm, located In section
2, Jackson township, Wells county
The we'll produced 10 barrels in thu
first "a hours.
The Superior Oil Company ha'
completed its No. we'll on the A
Brunson farm, located in section
IS, Jackson township, Jay county
The we'll was dry.
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Absinth.

Absinth is an alcholate composed OF
anisa. coriander and fennel favored
with NORWOOD and colored with indl-
go and sulphate of copper.
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OIL NEWS.
From Wednesdays Daily.

during the flood are busy making
repairs. The Carter Oil company
have been busy since Monday as
has Capt. Jones and others. The
damage done was considerable and
it will take some time to get their
properties in running order again.
The fields remain quiet. The heavy
rains of the past ten days has had
a tendency to check field work in
every direction.
Wilson Run field should have
we'll or two in or near the sand by
this time, but that section is rather
like our selves; cut off from the
world. The Elk Fork pool has
furnished nothing new since yester-
day, and the Jug seems to have
fallen from the race.
wHIsKEY RUN.
The Whiskey Run pool is the
leading attraction, and it has not
been at all satisfactory. The line
that was played as sure winner
has been disastrous failure, and
the pool promises to be of limited
dimensions.
Mallory Bros. & Barnsdall's No.
3 Albrecht is reported due some
time today. The location of this
we'll being so very near the previ-
Gus gushers it will doubtless be a
good well.
The South Penn Oil company's
No. I Delong is the next well due
in that locality.
Gartlan & Co. are down about
1000 feet at their No. Williamson
and their No. 3 on the same farm
is about 600 feet.s
The D. G. Payne we'll has settled
down to about $50 barrels per day.
Gartlan & Co.'S No. 2 Payne IL
acres is rigging ~ and will be
drilling by the latter part of the
week.
Oil City, Pa, March 3o.-Credit
balances, 77c.; certificates opened
and closed cash at 771ac.; highest
77Ac. Total sales, $1,000 barrels;
shipments, 1920 barrels runs,
1o9,773 barrels.
The Wilson run pool has placed
another small producer to its credit.
The Long Eddy Oil company COM
pleted their No. 2 Rinard and ru-
NOR claims SO barrels per day TO:
its production. This report. how
ever, is not believed. When the
pay was tapped Tuesday evening
the we'll showed up very light, but
was afterwards drilled deeper and
it was claimed last evening that a
second pay was found. The report
could not be confirmed, and merely
give it for what it is worth.
The Fisher Oil company has be-
gun spudding at their No. E Ed
wards. Their No. S on the same
farm has the rig completed and
drilling will be commenced at an
early date. Their No. 4 on the
same farm, since it was shot, is still
doing about 10 feet per day.
1t is reported that the Carter Oil
company was compelled to abandon
another of their locations on the
Edwards tract in that vicinity.
They are evidently playing in very
tough luck, having had several fish
ing jobs and have had to abandon
one or two other holes prior to this
one.
Tn the shallow sands of Peasants
county, W. Va, James W. Hender,
son of this city will be due at his
- No. Rudy today.
Boyd Bros. have the drill going
at their No. Patterson, and are
getting out rig timber for their No.
5.
The No. 3 Abicht belonging to
Mallory Bros. & Barusdall, in the
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We understand the new Presby-
terrain church will be dedicated May
18th instead of May Ist, as we
announced some days since.
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results, easily and thoroughly 25c. All druggists
Prepared by c. 1. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hoods SarSaparilla.
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I'M rHE orLlFrELps.
what is Being Done in the Ohio Go-
calities.

calities.
Lima, Ohio, March 3I.-The
Ohio Oil company has completed
its No. 2 we'll on the ]. A. Bowsher
farm, located in section IS, Shaw
nee township, Allen county. The
we'll produced Is barrels in the first
"a hours.
The Ohio Oil company has COM
pleted its No. 2 we'll on the ]. ].
Hall farm, located in section IS,
Shawnee township, Allen county.
The well produced 60 barrels in
the first "a hours.
Roth, Argue & Co. have COM
pleted their No. 10 we'll on the
flames Yoakam farm, located in
section IS, Shawnee township, AL
len county. The we'll produced 90
barrels in the first "a hours.
The Ohio Oil company has COM
pleted No. I well on the Samuel
Diller farm, located in section I6.
German township, Allen county.
Tie we'll produced so barrels in the
first "a hours.
]. B. Kerr & Co. have completed
their No. I we'll on the H. c. Ad'
gate farm, located in section 9,
Shawnee township, Allen county.
The we'll produced so barrels in the
first "a hours.
Roth, Argue & Co. have com
pleted their No. d we'll on the D.
M. Breese farm, located in section
10, Shawnee township, Allen coun'
ty. The we'll was dry.
AUGLAIZE COUNTY.
William Cochran has completed
his No. 3 we'll on the Fisk heirs
farm, located in section 3, st. Ma
rvs township, Auglaize county
The we'll produced As barrels in
the first "a hours.
The Ohio Oil company has com
pleted its No. 2 we'll on the w. Os
borne farm, located in section g.
Noble township, Auglaize county
, The we'll produced 80 barrels in the
} first "a hours.
The Ohio Oil company has com
pleted its No. 3 we'll on the S. Bub
| farm, located in section II, Noble
township, Auglaize county. The
we'll produced 20 barrels in the frs
"a hours.
MERCER COUNTY.
Cusac & Co. have completed
: their No. ID we'll on the Levi Fire
| void farm located in section ID,
Union township, Mercer county.
} The we'll produced 80 barrels in
7 the first "a hours.
The Yocum Oil company has
) completed its No. 3 we'll on the
: Sarah Miller farm, located in sec
ton 7, Union township, Mercer
county. The we'll produced IS bar
! rels in the first "a hours.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Sternberg & CO. have completed
their No. IS we'll on the R. M
Watson farm, located in section 10,
Liberty township, Hancock county.
The we'll produced so barrels in the
first "a hours.
R. Y. Mitchell has completed his
No. I we'll on the S. Bergman farm,
located in section ID. Findlay
township, Hancock county. The
we'll was dry.
WOOD COUNTY.
J. R. Norman has completed his
No. 7 we'll on the Mary Wallace
farm, located in section "a, Liberty
township, Wood county: The we'll
produced $50 barrels in the first "a
hours.
John A. Kelly has completed his
No. 2 we'll on the Adam Graham
farm, located in section 81, Mont
gomery township, Wood county.
The we'll produced 40 barrels in the
first "a hours.
The Stretton Oil company has
completed its No. I we'll on the
James Carr farm, located in section
II, Plain township, Wood county.
The we'll produced 20 barrels in the
first "a hours.
L. D. Langmade has completed
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Constipation

Causes fully half the sickness In the world. IL
retains the digested food too long in the bowers
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, indl-
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-06

was reading an advertisement
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and diarrhea remedy in theWorces-
ter Enterprise recently, which leads
me to write this. l can truthtully
say never used any remedy equal
to it for collie and diarrhea. 1 have
never had to use more than one or
two doses to cure the worst case
with myself or children. w. A.
Stroud, Popomoke City, Md. For
sale by G. w. Grier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
NESiBi TRON MINES CHANGE HANDS,

Mlnncapols April GA dispatch from Duluth,
Mimi. 20 The Journal" says.
What will be the largest transaction IN Mesaba
Range iron mines that has been made since the
speculative boom which attended IT, early dcvcl-
opment collapsed Is now being negotiated by the
Oliver Mining Company. In fact. II IS more than
probable that the deal has already been closed,
and that tho Franklin. Bosscmer and Victoria
mines. which comprise what s. known as the Frank
I'm group the Duluth mine. II steam shovel prop
erty at Biwdbik. and the PIllsbury "A mine
opened during the last winter by the Consolidated
company. viii Toe turned over 10 the oliver people
within a few days. The Franklin group the
Mesaba Range is the property OF Rockefeller and
Corrigan. The first shipment from this property
was made In 1893. since which time IT. total output
has been Sl1b 5} tons Conditions were such last
year that little done with It, only 30.i2N tons
being shipped. lis owners have been very much
Discouraged because OF their inability to operate at
A proht and have complained bitterly because Of
IN" high freight rates which they have claimed
have destroyed the value Of their investments. The
sale OF the mines relieves Franklin Rockefeller OF all
OF his holdings I'm the Minnesota ranges. and re-
moves him rs "A possible plaintiff I'm ore freight rate
litigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
A TREASURERS ALLEGED STEALINGs.
THE BENNETT Axp COLUMBIA Mills FAILURE

THE BENNETT ASD COLUMBIA Mills FAILURE
SAID TO HAVE Bees DIE TO CHECKS FORGED
ny THE LATE FRANK II HApi.EY.
New bedford. Mass. April THE actual results
OF tho expert examination OF tho books OF Bennett
and columbia Mills At the time OF the collapse Of
tho corporation about year ago which nave been
concealed hitherto. were made public to-day. From
tho facts disclosed. Il appears that the treasurer.
the late Frank Il. Hadlcy. made. or caused TO he
made entries OF sundry payments purportIng % be
mad, 10 &. r. Riley * 60. tor ma hlneiy. aggrc-
eating $4,000 which the firm never received. The
experts report showed THAI al attempt was made
conceal the manipulation OF the Funds by the use
OF forged receipts written on printed forms and
statements when were close limitations OF Tho forms
used by the firm Checks written entirely I'm the
handwriting OF Iiadl"y. payable - the order or
C. r Riley d 90. and bearing their forged ndorse-
mont unIcr a stamp Initiating their deposit stamp
and b-aring what falsely purported 10 Dee Il clearing
house stamp. were substituted for checks actually
negotiated. The buildings account also Included iM
proper charges Of more than $4,000, and other
Irregularities Of greater OF less amounts also were
disclosed by the I, port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
GAMBLING LED HIN TO STEALING.
BALTIMORE BooKKEEPER CoNrEssEs THAT HE
EMREZZI.ED $1,000 FROM HIS EMPLOYERS.

a BALTIMORE BOOKKEEPER CoNFEssES THAT HE
EMBEzZLED $1,000 FROM HIS EMPLOYERS
Baltimore April SPECIALIZATION VI Bankerd.
FOR sixteen years hookkcepcr and confidential clerk
for william Dcches CO.. Of this city. was ar
ragned IN the Police Court yesterday and held 20
ball on tho charge OF cmbczzng 5000 lie admitted
TO the detective who arrested him that he had
stolen the money and said: My fondness for faro
has brought mo to this. Three years ago became
fascinated with the seductive game. ana havo con
fiaufly played n. 81 hough have frequently lost
sums VARYING from 81 f. 500. my memorandum
Will show untll now am indebted 10 IN" nrm 10
the extent Of fullv fl2~o' He further said that
most Il his playing had been don" at a gambling
resort In one OF tho qui"tcst residential parts pt
the city hitherto unknown 70 ~" police. Last sat
urlay thu firm received. among other rcmittnnc"s,
So He took 81 o. this. and lost 81 In short time
or the game. He says that he always lost but n"
could not resist tho fascination Of again trying MS
fortune.
Eaukcrd has WHO and two children. and his
family connections arc Of tho best lii5 account
books show that he gave literally 10 ms family
support r. m hts salary bur frequently items APP
pear showing that s. went home. while 500 "a'
lost ~ the gaming table HIS salary was <l.r' a
year Mcmbere Of the firm say that ~" books ar"
IN "A bad condition. and they fear that IN" shortage
viii largely exceed the amount named.
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ARRESTED roR coySpHRryG TO DErRAUD.
RICHARD =. Lorrn, or THE crARAvrons' Fl

RICHARD = LOPTR. or THE GuARASToRs' Fl
xAScE COMPANY HELD ~ 1900 BAH.
Philadelphia April G-Rlchard r. Lopez. Vice
nres,den, and general manager Of the Guarantors
Finance Company. which recently mad" an as
s.gnment WAS held IN $500 bail yesterday 20
answer az court ine charge Of conspiracy 20 de-
fraud The Pcopie'r Bank. The casher OF the latter
institution. John y. hopkins. committed suicide on
tho day o, tho assignment q tho Guarantors Com
pany. and tho following day tho Peoples Bank
suspended Investigations since made ed 10 the
arrest OF Lopez.
Evidence presented AZ the hearing yesterday
20 tho eroc, that a, 10 ;lme o: ~ assignment o,
tho Guaran;ors Company. It owed ~" People
Bank y..GO,5 This money had been borrowed hy
Ioper through Cashier Hopkins ana u was tesiinc!
tha, tho collateral held by the p'oDles Bank for the
loans had market yalus whatever. LOper fur-
uisl ei bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
KIONDIKE. THE GOLD COUNTRY
ONE III SDRED ANp NlNETf-TNO THOU
SAND SQUARE MILES FILL OF GOLD
: THE RICHEST GOLD STRIKE THE WORLD
HAS EVER SEEN

There are ten women In the party. SIX an
French women from the Wh,e,hapel districts OF
the big Australian cities. and are travelling in ne
cabin. The other four are shifting FOR themselves
I'm the Storage one has LETT her chi.d 80 home
TO seek her fortune IN tho gold fields while anothe,
mas brought her four-year-old hoy and canary n11
along These women are determined 20 get mo
the gold country at all risks.
The city has been full OF Klondkers for The las.
ten days. and the excitement runs nigh. The Koyss
Mail steamship Miowera passed here on ne st1
bound FOR Vancouver. with party OF one hdadrra
and forty Koni.kers on board. The Oceanic liner
Alameda. now IN port. has another large parry
They report the kloNdAc fever is raging worse
than ever In the colonies. and that thousands o..
people selling out their business and eAvins
their places 10 be in the rush. Il Is likely Nla.
about nifty prospectors will join the Cape DIVA.
al this place. She Will have room FOR a few moIs
when she reaches Vancouver. FOR she Is ioa our,
thousand ton steamship. and has large "a 'sehSe'
accommoda tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
SpJNNERS' UNION ENLARGED.

Boston. April st wGs decided by the delegates
AT this forcnoon's session of the National Mule
Spinners' Convention TO amend the constitution -
as 10 admit ring as well as niue spinners. This
change OF opinion Is said TO he due 10 the New
Bedford strike. II was also voted 10 change the
name Of The organization from National Cotton
Mule Spnners Union 10 National Spnncrs' Union.
The delegates representing the spinneis Of Law
renee stated that wages In the Atlantic Mills. Of
that city. had been reduced Gntil they had become
lower than the wages OF splnners IN any other
New England textile centre Secretary Ross
appointed to investigate the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
REPI BLTCiNS SWEEP KANSAS CITY,

Kansas CITY Mo. April G-Compctc returns
show the entire Republican city ticket. headed by
Mayor James NJ Jones. to have been elected by an
average majority OF 1900 The upper house Is en-
tlrcy Republican, and the Democrats elected only
four out Of fourteen members Of the lower house
Topeka Kan April AT Wichita the Kcpubi-
elected all Their candidates save two the
Democrats clecting two Aldermen
At LcaVeuworth the Republicans elected four
out OF six Councilmen. The womcn's vote In Ieav-
cnworth WIS light.
Fort Scott. IIiawatha and Abilene also elected
Republican officials In Galcna the fusion.sts were
victorious.
their candidates on the general ticket by a thou
sand majority. and Will control the Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
GOLF AT LAKEWOOD.
TWO PROMISING TOURNAMENT PROGRAMMES a"
RANGED AND a FovRsoME FOR PRIZES
TO RE HELD.

TO RE HELD.
ment programmes which have been made up mere
indicate that the las; fortnight In April will be "
unusual interest to the golang fraternity. TIC
first OF these programmes is for the regular spring
tournament OF the Golf Club OF Lakewood. wh'ea
will take place on April 81 80 and %. The order o.
play Will be as follows: April p. morning. pFen"'
mary medal play round. eighteen holes. with sNe'
cup for the best score made. afternoon first rou"'.
eighteen holes. match play. FOR the COLI Cluo Va
Lakewood Cup open 10 the first sixteen IN ire pe
liminaries: also first round for consolation Guy
eighteen holes match play. open 10 second six'ee"
April o. morning second rounds for both Guys
match play: afternoon third rounds FOR both cups
match play April 2S nnals for the first cup. th'r3
six holes match play. eighteen holes In the nios'
ing and eighteen In the afternoon. WIN prno viii
the runner-up Finals for tie consolation Snp 9TH
be- eighteen holes. match play In the iofeoo' me- an
all-day handicap. for prize presenter nN as,
club Handicap players will allow the iihdls Vpyrnch
them Entries will be received w Jsspss' .nG9trst
secretary up 10 the evening before taeh ry,s.sent
This will be the farewell tournament on tne ~ long
links OF the club which has 10 hs c.'u' "a me
and notable list OF similar comprtL'iu',s;i ss open
for pi s.S" ocoter ISIS ISIS 0 Gin, 10
The Ocean County Hunt and Country LUZ .,,ugGon,or
hold n handicap mixed foursolho 80" ssra invites
April p q and e. open -, TO p %g.Or 20 he sysn
Mrs. T.. Robbins Walker me re- arst and con-
and second round, and finals; Tor me Az. TWO days
ISOLATION prizes. Viii be PLAYED on ,' club handles"
event OF thirty-six holes. medal pay, representa
An interscholastic tournament, w.nn.yviie Lake.
ton. from The Cutler School cSrse preparatSSS
schools will be held the links OF '"'
Of Lakewood on April ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
RATE MAR STILL on.

There Will be another conference between repre-
sontavcs Of the transcontinent1l railroads in this
city on April !? concerning the rate war now on
among the railroads running to the klondike re-
gl0u. \ subcommittee having in charge the adj
I4-tmcnt Of the rate war met In Chicago on Tues
day. but reached no definite conclusions The chief
hitch thus flr has been over the Canadian Pacific
d.1crentla which the other lines Interested refuse
ID cyucpte.
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San Francisco, April G-Work will probably be
s,,, ,yi,hin q few months upon the construction
OF wo large steamships FOR the Pacific Man Steam
ship Company. G. =. Huntington said today mt
nl.rs rad been pared for tE"ir building, NJ MS
sshinbuildInp yards. at Newport News. Tie vessels
Will be- OF 1000 tons register ana Will be the last
est vessels Oh the I1'iN' cOa%i Inc TWO l 20
vcssc's with the steamship China. viii comp IT,"
The Pa nc Mail Steamship cOmpanys CHINA Meet
und.r ihc new regime. when the Togo kiscn
Kisha starts 10 run its vessels between this city
.~l tfaa
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RUSH or GOI.D-sEEKERs or BOTH SEXES TO rHs
FAMED Ell DORADO OF THE NORTH
Honolulu. March 80 (SpeciaD.-The British steam
chip Cape O,way is here on her way 70 Alaskan
ports with TWO hundred and h;ty goli-seekers from
New-Zeaand and Western Australia. The Car
Otway arrived in port yesterday, sixteen days rom
Wellington her last port OF call, and VIII De ooiged
10 remain here until about April !. in ORDER 70
have her machinery overAauled and repaired she
will then proceed 10 Victoria and Vancouver. where
majority OF her passengers Will outfit for the Non
dixie continuing their voyage later TO Alaska TIE
Cape Otway's passengers are Tor the most par
Australian gold-diggers. a hardy. rough lot some o.
them with considerable capital and all Win sum
cent TO get them safely into the gold regions They
know but little OF the country 20 which they are
going They have been persuaded 20 90 BY aiver'
tsemen,s OF the following order:
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NEW FAST FREIGHT LINE.

new fast freight line to and from points In
tho West known tn" Grand Trunk Despatch.
has been started. operating over the West Shore
and Grand Trunk Railway system, 10 take effect
al once. sumner hopkins. commercial agent OF
The Grand Trunk Railway at Detroit. has been
APPOINTED manager. This line will renew the traf
NJ relations between the Vanderbilt systems and
the Grand Trunk Railway. which were severed
with the adjustment OF the old West Shore limo
fnur YeArS ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
BIG BRTBE FOR WEYLER.

HAVANA CIGAR MANUFACTURERS SAID ~
HAVE PAID HIM $4,000 IN GOLD.
baltimore April 6 (SpeciaD Dittmar.
Of Dittmar & VOneff, extensive importers Oh
Havana tobacco. returned from Cuba to-day
He saws that since the Weyer embargo was
raised United States importers OF Havana to-
bacco have secured about all there is in the mar
ket. and there Is but little available stock in
Havana now. While In Havana Mr.. Dittmar
learned that Wcvler received about Sl2OcO IN
gold for issuing the embargo on tobacco ms
amount was subscribed by the cigar manufact-
urcrs of Havana in order that all the aValidpie
stocl, r,i,ht no kept in Havana FOR their use.
one firm alone with which Mr.. Dittmar IS &C
ouainted gave $1,000 to the fund.
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Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn. and member OF Eish-
icenth Street. Brooklyn. Quarterly conference O.
A. ". BYKT. superintendent OF the brooklyn 'hurch ~
clstY.
W. VI. MARTIN. Western Secretary of American IN.
,ersiiy. Washington H. G.. and member OF summer
field. brooklyn. quarterly Conference . .,
l. r. HAMILTON. associate editor u "Th" peninsula
Methodist" and member Of Sumner Avenue. HOOK
lNn. Conference.