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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

McChesney G. Fischer composed Of Samuel D. Nc
Chesney and Conrad II. Fischer hat manufacturers
at Orange. n. j.. with office in this city No.
80 West Fourth-st.. made assignment here yes
terday 10 Norman Hubert without preference.
Both partners and the assignee residents of
Orange. Mr.. McChesney was formerly in this line
Smis their attorney. said yesterday that the
signment vas due to dull trade and poor coliec
tons The liabilities 10000 the nominal assets
Sle.0o0. and the actual assets probably 5000
Justice Bischon Of the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed Samuel Wasserman receiver Of the Alb
ingdon Square Savings Bank which went out Of
business twenty-five years ago. on the application
Of Deputy Attorney General Francis. that there
should be no question to the regularity OF
previous appointment Of Mr.. Wasserman In July.
1894 in place OF Frank Thompson. The latter
appointed in 1876 and discharged in July. 1891.
Mr.. Wasserrnan's present appointment was due 10
the belief that there are now certain assets OF the
bank remaining undstrhuted. and there
person authorized 10 receive them. The amount
not given. but the receivers bond was fixed
5000.
The Sheriff yesterday received an execution
against Samuel H. vanderbeek, a lumber dealer
at No 136 Liherty-st. for 1921. In favor Of Antonio
Cerussi and an attachment for 1885 In favor OF
Allen 4 Sevacoo OF Charlie Hope Va. The at
tachment was obtained on the ground that he is
a resident of River Edge, n. j.
Judgment for s34As was entered yesterday
against the Bulls Ferry Land Company. OF New
Jersey in favor of Elihu b. Frost assignee Of
Crook & Perham. coal merchants. for money nd
vanced by the firm to the company between Janu-
president and treasurer OF the company
The Sheriff has received two attachments
against the Standard Bicycle Company. OF No.
800 seventh-ave aggregating :42s. but when he
went 10 make levy II was said that the company
had been succeeded by the Cally Manufacturing
Company The Standard Bicycle Company
lncorporated in March last. Frederick Richter
president. A few weeks ago the Sheriff sold
part OF the effects of the company for $50 10
A Judgment was obtained here yesterday against
Ncls Peter LARSON, Of Stockholm. Sweden. for
$3.50 in favor OF August Nelson. for money lent.
Nelson appeared before United States Consul Wins
low at Stockholm. on February and waived sum-
mons the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
MRS. ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD SobD'
,,,,,,, ruors.yn DOLLARS ASKED by A woMAw
WHO FELL. on A SIDEWALK IN FRONT
OF THE SHEPARD HOUSE.

Papers were filed yesterday in the supreme Couss
t. * mn DAMAGE suit brought by Mrs SUSAN
Rrady against Mrs Elliott F. Shepard MI
pradv alleges thar she Injured by slipp'ns ana
falling In December last on the sidewalk IN i'v"'
Of Mrs. shepard's home II Is cha'se" W -
o.n,,o,r,n, that the sidewalk was not properly
o,.,rsd mailing Mrs Shepard Responsible there.
fore. FOR the alleged Injuries rrseIvea aes.ns NJ"
echsn,rd as counsel when the case comes 70 ts'Aa
next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
yOPTHVEST'S flour OrTPUT.

Minneapo March 2.-"The Northwestern Mill
or" gives the -four output last week at Minneapolis,
Duuth superior and Milwaukee as 32i,S90 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
THE OMAHA EXPOSITION.
yA!x BUILDINGS NEARLY READY TO RECEIVE
EXHIBITS.

o,,o,, March Twenty carloads Of exhibits
,,,s,-,.d ~ Tho United States Government Com
missioner. Of the Mississippi Exhibition
have reached omaha from Washington and from
Nashville Fully fifty carloads OF exhibits now lie
On the s,detracks and in storage warehouses The
main buildings are nearly ready 10 receive them
The Government Building IL making RAPID prog
r..s :, &c rnder contract 10 he completed by April
J. and Engineer Furnan. the Government engineer
IN charge Of the construction. says that the build
ing Will be ready before that time He has already
notified the several departments which are to make
EXHIBITS In the building that exhibits may be
shipped at once. as the building viii De rssdy 20
receive them by the time they arrive Inc buiidins
IS entirely under roof except the dome, ana that
Will be con! pictely covered in few days; "A statue
0. lft,orfv EcniI9htening the World" VIII surmount
the dome. The pedestal on which the inquire VIII
stand being $50 feet from the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
BUSY DAYS FOR AN AMESBURY FACToRi

Amecbury. Mass, March IS r. Bailey d. 60
Manufacturers Of pneumatic-tire carriages are
making prepare tons 10 run their Factory twenty
hours day. owing to a rush OF ORDERS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
REV. MEALS SERMON
Number Profess Conversion at Last
Nights Meeting

TIE interest in the revival meetings
is widening and deepening. Some remark
able and powerful conversions occurred
in the city yesterday as a result OF per
sonal work in homes. The prayer meet
Ing was very satisfactory.
The evening meeting was intensely in
.eresting; the house was full AT the
close OF the service many arose FOR
prayer.
Evangelist s. G. Neal preached from the
text God forbid that 1 should glory
save in the cross OF Christ" The speaker
showed hat the cross was attractive.
powerful and soothing; that Il had con-
Quered all opposition from all sources.
and would continue % do 50 until Christ
was so lifted pthat al would worship
Him.
Evangelist Neal and his wife are in
charge Of one Of the Gospel Cars" CThe
Messenger Of Peace Of the Baptist Union.
Ttis car now stands at the Missouri Pa
clfc depot. where noon meetings are held
for al VINO viii listen. Rev. Neal and
wife are fine singers. They viii sing the
gospel into the hearts OF those who lis
ten. They are doing a grand work. d.
they so. as the heralds OF the gospel.
Regular services in al the churches al
the usual hours for service on Sabbath.
still there is room room II che church
$, but especially room In the Savior's
arms for all WilO viii yield themselves
. the sweet and blessed influences Of the
Hold Spirit. NJ. y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

A. the meeting CO the Peunsy lvsria as
sociat.on 20 be he'd th-s afternoon ia the
basement Of The court house a. ,. H.
a paper Nil be rad by the Hon Joha
Keay which viii be o. interest D al for
ne- citizens o. the cd Keystone STATE
An invitation IS extended 20 81 70 come
out and help % prepare f0r our first az
uuaI dinner 20 D. held later n ths month.
Carried Post. No. =, and ~ oii 81 Hers
are requested n meek al Jhs house o.
David HoHz. 1Is4 Murzeu street ~ . p =
today December 81 20 attend The funeral
q our LATE c0ulrads. = 7 Jacobs. cox
nan5sr: 3. II Downing. Aij1-Al--
Epvsor.h League II the ts< II z
church VII hasd a business Il seti1S s-a
social tonight n the ehurca. beginning
AZ ofciock- Every meme IS requested
20 &c present
The members q TIE executive coEEi--
zee % thu wichita Reunion association
vii meet AZ ,hs cur house nex1 Tues
DAY. DeceEsSer s ~ ? II
Regular meeting ~ TIE Nz-i1usi A q ss-
soeisr5cn Igh-- Ezecesa a. officer A.
rn>nheVs requested 10 = present g. a
"a -. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
Proper Food Takes Brainy lien
and Beautiful Women.

To know just what 20 eat Is problem
tor many people who md their strength
and health net keeping up 70 a proper
stage. From food w must eNpcc- our
bodily nour.shment. ana not from drugs.
True. a physicians care is required at
times. 51t the true physician W. alEays
seek 10 put his patent on property selected
food and drink
4 food expert has discovered GrapeNu.s
By experimenting OF the t-satner; @
gratns TO artiilcially pVe-diEes; IRE
s,arcses che principal psro. Grape-Nu1s
as now made by chs Postum Cereal Co.
In. OF Battle Creek. Mich-. ard sold by
Ercoers generally. Is a delicious dainty.
suitable particularly for the brain WORKER
- &. quickly supplies the parts ~ food
the body needs 81 supply .he daay loss
produced y BRAN No.k
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
KICK FOR A CHANGE
Resolution Is Prepared for
Monday Night.
NEW HIGH SCHOOL METHOD
Board Member Says School
Turns Out InvaIidS.

The resolution has already been drawn
up and will be voted on Monday night al
the meeting OF the school board, to revolt
tionize the program OF arrangements at
the city High school.
School is row called at O'Clock ard the
students work till noon. when they are
given fifteen minutes recess. Work begins
again and lasts until half-psst TWO, when
the students are dismissed for the day-( 4
great many Of the patrons have gone 10
The board OF education and asked for a
change 10 the regular hours OF school
work, and the matter viii come up for
vote next Monday night. Al least five
and probably six, members Of the school
board are in favor OF the change. and
think the resolution viii pass al the next
meeting Of the board. The change viii be
TO call school a. 9; work till noon. with or
without recess. as the faculty may wish;
have a noon recess Of an hour and a half,
and dismiss the work OF the day al half
past 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
4 prominent member Of the board said
yesterday:
while in favor with the faculty is very
unsatisfactory TO a large number OF the
patrons and TO members of the board.
Most students OF the High school are
young They stay in school from O'Clock
till 2:50 without having had anything 20
cat after breakfast. which is usually taken
a rather an early hour Some OF them
take lunch OF pastry, which they eat at
the noon recess, but they 20 right 70 work
again. The blood is driven 70 the head
when the work is going on and poor d.
gestion follows. They 30 home. most Of
them. at half-past ?. very hungry. and
gorge themselves. AT tea time they are
not hungry. and next day they get UP
with headache, nervous and unit for
work. This has made 2 generation al
most in Wichita OF nervous dyspeptlc-.
The new arrangement viii ne onIy the
same number Of hours work. We pay the
High school faculty good salaries and they
ought TO be willing TO work till half-past
o'clock"
The faculty IS opposed to the change
and some OF the board members. as well
and the vote Monday night may be a
close contest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
NORTH SIDE LYCEUM
Large Delegation from the City
Attends.

The Riverside Literary society. held
weekly in the school house north OF the
city. was largely attended last night. Mss
Burke. Mrs. Bu-ts, Mr.. Berry Wall and
others entertained the large audience with
special selections. and with the music the
evening was very pleasantly and profit
ably spent. Miss Helen Fisher has charge
Of the literary features of the work and
society. and A. y. Spencer IS the presi-
dent and has charge Of the executive
DEPARTMENT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
DOLD REPRESENTATIVE RETURN
Went on Business and Pleasure and
Gained Both

J. n. Harrison. chief clerk il the &C
counting Offices Of the jacob Do.d Pack
ing company. returned yesterday from a
several weeks business and health seek
ilg sour q the southern states. The IN
creased business The past few months had
about worn Mr.. Harrison cut and his re-
cent trip was "A combined one cf rcst and
business wh5ch Par-ook OF a Ieeded
change.
lie returns greatly benefited IN strength
AMI vi-saty and also reports tie Doid
products as enjoying a large sale through
out ne southern states.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
CHURCH ON WHEELS
Messenger Peace" Longest Car Ever
Made Is in Wichita

\ caurcl Oh wheels, one II me tNe II
J1e world. arrived in Wichita yesterday.
u is ore OF The chape, ears owned by he
American Baptls, Publication society. L
is standing on She Missouri Pacific on
vh.ta road II came here from =. Louis
j Is named the Messenger of Peace Il
Is d,ted up as a chapel. with seats sur
ncient TO hold d congregation q more
chan Ito persons The car is now standing
or the tracks AZ The Second street depot
L is in charge az Evangelist :. 6. Neal Of
Bristol Conn. The ear MI be in town
for some time. while Mr. Neal assists II
revival meetings. The Baptist Puoaca-
ton society oWn i've cars similar TO this
one which is said 70 be the longest and
largest car On wheels.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
WANTS TO KNOW WHAT n is
Theodore Paul Has a Fowl That

Theo. Paul has q large bird in the win
dow OF mis- meat market at $50 North
Main, which IS causing considerable dis
cussion among bird fanciers. 1t was sent
to him by friends in Oklahoma, VINO
called it an eagle. Dir. Paul thinks il is
a fine specimen of a chicken hawk while
a large number of his customers and also
passers-by are quite positive that it is
4 gray eagle. If it is a common scrub
hawk, it is attracting more attention and
getting greater notoriety than is seldom
given one of its family. II an eagle, it
Is being grossly iusul.ed. Whatever 1t
is, it is certainly a good advertisement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
SIX CARS OF POLES
Have Arrived for Construction Of
Telephone system.

SIX carloads of poles nave arrived for
the reconstruction of the telephone sys-
TEN in Wichita and work has been COM
menced. Manager Dusgan says It will
take until the first o fneXI May to finally
complete all tsle details Of the constrUc-
ton Yesterday long distance connec-
ton was made between Wichita, Conway
Springs and Milan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
SPURRIER-GERDES NUPTlALS
JIiss Gerdes of New MurdOos Married
toe w Spurrier-

Mr.. ". c. Spurrler q Cheney. and Mss
Anna Gerdes OF Murdoch, Kansas, were
married yesterday afternoon a. the home
Of the groom's mother. 7l5 South Market
street. Rev. ". Y. Burns OF the S0u-h
Enporia Avenue Methodist church OFF,
ciated. Just the immediate friends and
relatives we're present. After the cere-
uonv a neat and sumptuous dinner was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Spurrier viii be al
home 10 their friends a. Cheney. Kansas.
after December g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
GRADUATE IN THEOLOGY
Major Brengle OF salvation Army
breaches in VI. r.. Church.

Major 5. Is. BrengIe OF New York CITY,
a national special OF the Salvation Army
Of America under General Booth, is IN
Wichita and is the guest of Rev. Slutz,
VINO knew him fifteen years ago when
he was a Methodist pastor in the New
England conference. Dr. Brengle is a
graduate of the Boston School Of Theol
ogy and was for a number Of years a
pastor in the regular work OF the Meth
odist itineracy. He viii preach in DR..
S.u.z' church SUNDAY morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03

there. The purpose OF Mr.. Wards visit
here E-- been 10 get some ideas OF the
way cattle are handled and fed for mar
ket in the United States and to see the
country, as well. He says his visit has
been very instructive and that he has
enjoyed the climate in Kansas. but thinks
It is rather dull for fellow who has
lived in q Whirlpool Of excitement and
society all his life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
ENGLISH VISITOR HERE
i w. Ward Comes 10 Kansas on =


J. W. ward q Hexham Cumberland
county. England. nephew ot john Ed
dington. Belle Plane. Kansas. mas been
= visitor in This country since August
last He vii resura I'D sis home in Eng
land next week. Mr.. Nsr6 Is she son
90 weil-to-da family in th- Old country
tn. cave SINE la1gs ca1ls interests
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
PROPERTY WITHDRAWN
John stewart Wants TO Live Here
Under &fnuIRN

Mr. JoHu Stsvar, VAS an today from
Clearwater. and le SAYS that all his prop
crl il from today Withdrawn from -oe
market He has 50 muel confidence IN
-re ucw state admins ,r.st.1n -hs- ne feels
nov THAI values VIII materially advance.
and he has confidence Tor -1e future of
SelcM- b cnuu-N.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
TIGERS VS.. CARLETON SCHOOL
VIII Play came Of Football To-
day

The Wichita Tiger Football team and
the Carleton football team will play a
match game Of football today at p. n.
The place OF playing has been changed
from the Friends university grounds 70
the Athletic park on the corner of Gill
bert and Water STREETS. Tigers colors:
Black and orange. Carleton's colors: Red
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
TO-DAY

y, NJ have extra hc.7 al WI :. abe
20 VA, uron yoa properly, AID make yo1r
delivery promptly.
our stock OF new Fresh Canned Goods
and Fancy Goods Is now ii ard or
display q Fruits. Vegetables. etc. IS u1-
squzlsd in .he CITY. Everything tast can
he had OF the market youl ADa here.
and a. Moasy-Sav iaE prices.
1-lb can Ere T5na-oes .-.....-...-...-i--
s-i5 can PIttsd Cherries .-.-.--....-.------
sd can sliced Pcacnes --------.-.---.-,--1
s-lb can Monarch yellow Pss-hss.---.-zic
? cars Monarch Corn ---.---..-.-..--.-----a- -
2 cans Monarch Beans .-.--.--..-----.-- -
: car Monarch Succosas1 --.-.---.---.---s-
Z car Moaarch Ina Bszrs ---..--.--.-i--
can Monarch Aspsrsgus r. -.--.-----sc
/ can Noaz-ch Shriaa7s- .---.-..-.---.-- 20
4 ear Nonarca Salucn .-------.-...----.--,- &c
Dsvled crabs. E,h shells .------.---.----z-
T-a1erE0o<l' Dsvlied Ham .----.-----..--.e
Spit Peas 7@r II ------------------.....-- .-
Cracked ~ -ear- per i3 ----------.-.------- p
O.d Fashioned o4t sieaL rs- D.. e
Pear Barley. psr - -----------------.---. r.
% wafer Bakers Chac1lsts -----.-.--.sac
Nsw crop Yea Orleans 1oisssss -
NsN Cro7 sorghum -----------------.----.s. a.
Blk olives GUAR ----------.---------------.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
S1O1,6 1915
OF MORTGAGE RE.
LEASES,
For Month OF November--what Year
VIII Do.
Total .................. .2S7.75
MS total Of mortgage releases for tn

This total Of mortgage releases for the
last three months is about Illustrative of
what Sedgwick county has done for the
last year, the total for the e,even months
just closed being $685. 400. Some months
the amounts run as low as 500 oo0 and 9th
ers more than 10000. The total for the
year 1895 viii be very little less than ST.
a00 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-03
Longsdorf & Sturgeon.

SPOT CASH GRO E2S
Pacas - - Nh Ne
xLETCEER-s Old STAND
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-19
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES

Third Presbyterian church, corner OF
Fourth and BTanner streets, n. C Long
J Thy Word Is Light At 1880 p. m Dr.
Palmer of Chicago Will lecture under the
auspices of the Citizens league.
The pastor. Rev. NJ. L. Thomas, will
preach at the First Baptist church both
The Lords Prayer, or What God IS;
Subject at $50 p. m; The Ten SomInand
Shaver win have charge of the singing
and there will be special music at the
a. m: Christian Endeavor. $40 p. m.
Madison mission, 2:9o p. m.
Preaching at II m. by the minister,
Rev. Abram Wyman; subject, The Di-
United Brethren church. Services are
held at Ladies' Library hall. on Kansas
streets; IL a. M. and 1870 p. m, preach
ing: 10 m, Sunday school; $50 p. m,
prayer meeting: 7:S0 Friday, music prac-
tiee. S, c. Coblentz, pastor
evening at 100 at the North Christian
church, by the pastor. Rev. NJ L. Everett
the the s eTTgi T Iuo Making Of Man. and
will be THE Building of His Character.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m and c. z. at
N North Topeka Baptist church, corner
B. Hutchinson, pastor Services at II
:.rhe Fire Of the Spirit; evening subject
First Christian church, go Topeka aye
nue.. Bible school at $3.50 a M communion
service at II 9. m. All members are re
quested to be present at mor7S ng service
as the selection of pastor cSnes before
St Johns A. NJ. E. church. Preaching
iect What Is Eternal Life?'' Preaching
at $50 p. m by Rev Chas- W l di. e; 81
Raised Boys Sunday at p. m. Young
peoples meeting a p. m.
First African Baptist church, Rev. G. d:
Olden pastor. Preaching at II a. m ana
7:SO p. Morning subject, The Beile YER,
Negro a Criminal Scapegoat;" which will
be Illustrated from a large blackboard. Y
Art institute hall. Eighth street near
Jackson Mrs. G. y Morgan Morgan VIII WI f spea!k
violin solo, Miss Prescott; soprano solo
The Holiness union meeting will be held
in the Wesleyan church, corner OF Ihlro
and Jefferson streets, at p m -,
First Society of Spirltuallsts VIII noIu
coin Post hall at 2:30 p m. In the even
ing a lecture will be given at 4;So. All
The Christian Spiritualists will hold
their regular services at Topeka POST hall
81 go and at 1880 O'Clock Rev. c. w.
Soaring will lecture on The Science ana
Philosophy of Spiritual GIFTS ,slti
the best gifts.''-Paul- Mrs: Soaring viii
follow with clairvoyant readings from ar
ticles of unknown persons. i.
Non-sec tartan Christian Shapel ana III
vine healing mission, 521 Topeka avenue
AT o. m the service Will open WIN d
Washfngton's birthday celebrat ton OF the
T'or1I9s Supper for all Christians The Rev
James Thoms will preach on a ocoicn-
mans Tribute to the FIRST mrs ~ ~ =. -
Christian America The service. Is IN
commemoration of Washington ana -, LII 2
IF Hnerlo-Saxon and Spaniard will be
cOuDared and cOntraSted- Al 4 p N. nc
OF of +i7s heiievine sick followed by testi-
monies of Christian experience
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-19
THE SANTA FE's CARS.
Purchasing Agent Hodges Says That
They We're Never in So Good
Shane as Now.

w E. Hodges, a general purchasing
agent of the Santa Fe. arrived in To-
peka Friday morning from Chicago, and
after attending to the business that
called him here, he left on No. at I
o'clock for Chicago.
1.-THE passenger equipment of the San
ia F'e was never in as good condition as
it is now" said Mr.. Hodges. ''Al the
cars are in the best of condition. They
have been overhauled and put in first
class shape. Improvements in the pas
senger accommodations are being made
all along the line, and the Santa Re now
affords more comforts to it's passengers
than any other western road. The cleo
trio lights are step in the direction OF
Improvement. They are working well,
except that in some ways they can be
improved upon. and this will be done
before the Santa Fe equips the next $50
that they hold an option on"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-19
THEOSOPHISTS MEET.
Annual Convention of the American
Society in Session at Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-The fourth annual
convention of the theosophical society
in America has opened here. There
were present over 800 delegates, repre-
senting 40 branches in America. There
were also present fraternal delegates
from the principal cities that adhere to
the Judge faction, as the organization
is termed Among them were Miss Alice
Leighton Cleather of the London Wag-
merriam society and Prof. Basil Crump,
a London organist.
D. NJ. Dunlop represents the Dublin.
Ireland society, and DR.. A. BOgren the
Theosophical society in Sweden. Two
of the most distinguished delegates to
the convention are DR.. J. A Anderson,
San Francisco, and z. Page, New York.
Judge Purman of Fort Wayne, Ind,
was made temporary chairman. Most
of the session was taken up in scanning
credentials.
A lively contest is expected over the
presidency Of the society.
z. A. Nersrsheimer of New York, the
present chief official is a candidate z.
D. Hargrove, formerly at the head of
the society and who left the position
two years ago. refusing to submit to the
direction of Mrs. Tingley, is also a can
didate.
Mrs. Tingley was warmly greeted by
the delegates when she appeared today.