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SPANS HOPES
Thinks She will be Permitted e
Retain Sovereignty Over q
the Philippines. /. +:

Madrid, Aug. r13.-The Liberal, com.
regards the Philippine islands. says ii ap-
pears certain that the peace commission
will accord to Spain sovereignty lover al
most the whole Of the archipelago, but
that Spuin will lose more than she will
gain If Aguinaldo's insurgents do not make
submission i I f. ~ sk 9ss s
The Tempo urges the government to
hasten in every way possible the compile
ton of peace negotiations. : 80,
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NO TRACE OF, ROBBERS,
Men Who Held Up the Burlington
Train Near St. Joseph, Mo-
Get No MONEY!

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 12.-Absolutely
no booty was secured from the Adams Elk.
press company's safe by. the robbers who
last night held up; Burlington train neal
st. Joseph, according to the statement,
made today by j. ii. Butler, superintend
ent Of the Western division of the Adams
company. "The robbers got absolutely
nothing. Our safe was recovered un
opened; no stray packages were secured;
nor was any thing of value taken from the
express messenger As far as known by
the local officials, no trace Of the robbers
had as yet been found. $5::ss; ;Sst r
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JAPANOFFERs AGUINALDo AID:
VIII Supply Arms to the Rebels if the
..r. United sStates .Witl,d raxva. 'i& : 81

VIII supply -Arn1s 20 the RebeIs 1T the
7::.y',, United States Withdraws. 'sa;
!: London. Aug. Il IA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Hong Kong says that a
delegation from the Philippine junta Wis!
tied Mr.. Wildman, the American consul,
ON Monday and informed him that GER
tain officers Of the Japanese cruisers Mat
sushima and Takasago had conferred
with the, junta on Saturday last, These
officers declared that Japan had author
led them to offer. to- supply Aguinaldo
event Of: the United States abandoning
the Philippines, and the insurgents wish
ing to fight for their independence. The
junta made no reply to the offer, but
Immediately communicated with Consul
Wildman. The cruisers. have since gone
to Manila, where. according. to the j,inta,
the offer will be repeated to Aguinaldo.
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: THEY WILL FIGHT.
Manager: Of Athletic Club, Goes
Ahead with Preparations for
Corbett and Mccoy.

= - % =
Ahead with Preparations for
Corbett and Mccoy.
Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 12.-Charles NJ.
Wilson, manager and secretary of the
Hawthorne Athletic club, said today that
he would continue to mrke preparations
for the Corbett- Mccoy contest regardless
ofSthe letter read at the ministers meet
ing yesterday, in which the sheriff dc
=claTed his intention to stop the fight. Mr..
Wilson said that he anticipated just such
"a fuss and had secured the best legal adj
vice in New y ork and this city, and in
not one instance has the club violated d
law and it does not intend to violate any
81 He says that the question has been
aired in court and that no lawyer would
be foolish enough to fight the case over
again: The only harm that can come to
the club is that Il few out-of-town PEG.
5ple. HAY be scared away. No effort wifi
be made to evade the law. 1t is not nee
essary, Mr.. Wilson says. - s..,ts.2.. = -,
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STOP THE WAR.
Orders Which Were issued to War
andsNavy Departments. .. !. -
- fss.sx Commanders. 3.,.~z.....-

Washington, D. c., Aug. 13.-Follow-
ing are copies Of cablegrams ordering a
suspension of hostilities: isF Ss;s*5 II =
Adjutant- General.s Once, Washington. D.
President directs all military operations
sga'n,t the enemy be Peace
having just been signed by representatives
OF the two countries. You Will inform the
commanders Of the Spanish forces! in the
orders viii follow, Acknowledge receipt. 4
y By order Of the secretary Of war. |=>&
a5.@i@s.% .5 Adjutant- General.
3 The orders sent to Gen. Miles and g len.
Shafter were identical with the above
save as to names. ss = <9:ss+ 80. :
Navy Department Washington, d. G..
% sf%Rian sn sui Fslta
WEST Prseee Gro WisS ssS aork
dnseys sna 3ssgSn oEs se and a M1ss
II ms safe harbor In Porto Rico; Watson trans.
Guantanamo. Assemble all cruisers III safe
sEEs35sf 80 ALLEN. Acting Secretary.
Navy Department, Washinst tom D e.,
Aug. Ito Remey, Key West: In accord,
5hostilities. Commence withdrawal of yes
sels from blockade Order blockiding ves-
W. = cuban xGhE Astns s.
u The notification to Admiral Dewey was
not made public, but Assistant Secretary
Allen stated that, besides being put in.
possession of the Presidents proclama-
ton, he was ordered to cease hostilities
and raise the blockade of Manila.
Gen. Miles has cabled the war depart
nent that he is in receipt Of Secretary
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COLLISION IN, ITALY.
Nine Persons Killed and Forty Sc
- riousiy Injured in a RAIL-: -
= way Mishap.

Genoa: Italy, Aug. Pin collision
yesterday evening between freight train
and a passenger train near Ponte Deci-
mo, nine persons were killed and forty
seriously injured.
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5JACKSON'S HOLE AGAIN. !,
Bannock Indians Kill Elk and Re-

8 80 etetg Arrest.2FF .33EE EfIt3
Cheyenne, Wyo..s Aug. 12.-Goy. Rich
ards has received information from Dep
uty Game Warden r Vie Tint forty BAN
mock {Indiang from i da no.. who arc kill
ing elk IN the vicinity of Jacksoh't Hole,
had successfully resisted arrest. On re-
quest Of Gov. Richards, Secretary Of the
Interior Bliss has issued orders Ito Fort
Washable authorities to drive tile Indians
back I'd. their reservation Z. - 8
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CERVERA TO GO TO CHICAGO.
Spanish Admiral Invited by His Cou-
,s:.,. -. -: sin, Mrs. Luciua.

Chicago, H., Aug. 12-Admiral Ger
vera may he the guest of relatives III CHI
cago before he returns to Spain. - Mr.. an |
Mrs. Otto Lucius of this city,: who CAV
a dinner for the Castilian commander antt:
the officers Of his fleet at the Maryland
in Annapolis Thursday, went East for.
the. express purpose of urging him to
come to Chicago as soon as peace. Dego-
tiations release him. -
Mrs. Lucius is, cousin to Admiral
Cervera. Besides being a relative of Ad-s
miral sCervera, Mrs. Lucius is well Known
to many other officers OF; tho feet, having
made their acquaintance through her ia
ther, Admiral Bulnes, who was stationed
for muny: years at Havana
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Admiral KirkIaIld's C "a I,

Vallej0, Cal, Aug. IL. Rear a dmiral
Kirkland 8 condition shows slight improve rove.
5ment and his physicians say he has :
fighting chance for his life Commander
j. Brice, who was recalled from It'd III.
retired list during the continuation Of hos.
iltyysya rd during Admiral Kirkland liz ill.,
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SOLVED THE pRoBLE IN.

Governor of Guam cou1dipt Feed
Prisoners SO He Shot Them. Z
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 13.-Adyices from.
Japan say that a paper prints story to
the effect that the Americans at Guam
found number of unburied corpses.5
The governor innocently explained they
were bodies Of prisoners sent him from
1J0 of them were ordered out to be shot
as the easiest way out Of the difficulty.
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HAY rs THE MAN.
Succeed Day as Secre-
tary Of State. ~.

Washington, D. G., Aug. 13.-It seems
to be settled that Ambassador Hay is to
succeed Secretary Day when the latter.
becomes chairman of the peace commits.
sion. The authority for this statement is
unofficial, but froulsa source which shows
that such ,iseSthc determination of the
President ats,preseDt.a The: Indications
are that Secretary Days resignation
from the state department. will be in and
accepted within 4 week. ItEis under
stood that thesPresident contemplates the
appointment Of Secretary Day to q cir
cult judgcship after the work of the peace
commission has been finished. -
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Intelligent Bal q IN.

London's Zoo in Regents park contains
an intelligent female Arabian baboon that
can say Mamma" She was brought
from Tunis by Sir H. III. Johnston, the
African traveller, who is experimenting
her education. -.
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Eight churches have stood on the site
OF ST. Fauls cathedral in London. The
{ irst one was built IN the year 223.
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.sniilo of the present peacefnl status aof
affairs. q ~.
Washington, D.. c.. Aug, 13-Acting
Secretary Allen of the navy department.
has received dispatch notifying him
that naval force ssent ysby-sAdmiral
Sampson had appeared ii the harbor $of
The commandant of the city declined
to comply with the demand and an ems
gagement took place, which is said to
have resulted victoriously for the Ameri-
cans. a.
The fight at Manzanillo was,besun at
4 O'Clock, twenty-three minutes before, the
from the heet, 1t is reported that MAJ
rines were landed. but the dispatch re-
ceived by Gen. Greely from the signal
officer at Playa del Este made no such
statement. ~ - IS ~ - - 2s.s s
AT the navy department It is saidsth
the only vessels at Manxanillo are some
small blockading ships, which could not
haT We the operations described
1t is said that Admiral Sampson is at
Guantanamo and that Capt. Goodrich,
with the Newark, Scorpion and Suwanee,
is in thevtcinity of tine isle OF Pines, md
that, therefore, neither of these officers
could havesahad any thing to- do With the
engagement. -
IN We've Of the signing Of the protocol
today and the suspension of hostilities, ey-
cry effort was made by the authoritieseto
stop the fight at Manzanillo: s24..s.. !.ss
A dispatch was sent by Adit.-Gen Cor
bin to Santiago directing Gen. Skater to
get into tion with Man1anillo
as soon as possible and inform theSnaval
commandeaa. there that hostilities were
over. q q S + ~ Sss$ s4s8 + # Eg*s
A dispatch was also sent by the navy
department to- Key West to be forwarded
to Manzanillo and it can be confidently
stated that Gen. Blanco telegraphed to the
Spanish commanders at Manzanillo.
Washington, D. c., Aug. :13.-Very in
definite information has been received
here regarding the engagement at Man
zanillo. Dispatches were received at the
white house last night stating that
naval bombardment was in progress.
Efforts were made at once by the war
and navy departments to get informa-
ton to Manzanillo that the protocol had
been signed. Assistant Secretary Allen
sent a dispatch through Havana to the
naval commander at Manzanillo to cease
war department that no engagement took
place at Manzanillo and that the report
was the result of misinformation some
where. AdTices have been received that
Capt. Gen. Blanco succeeded in inform
ing Manzanillo of the cessation of hos
tilities 1T:
A dispatch has been received stating
that the orders Of Acting Secretary Allen
reached the naval commanders ut Man
zanillo this morning and that hostiiities
then ceased. ~ s& -
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TWO BOYS LOST.

Sheriff Dragging River Near .Muske.
goi for Bodies. 3. I: 4
Muskegon, Micll.,,ss Aug. IL. ~ Special.1
Lyman and Ira Van Kersen, aged s
and 12srespectively, were lost last night
on a North Muskegon celery marsh. They
are undoubtedly drowned. "a slseriff's
force lis today drug ging the river for their
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HoGS-Receipts. l car; lower; pack
ers, ,3.D@3. 80; mixed. S.8sd4oo; light, 500
@3.e5; heavy, 2.S5@4O0.
CATTLE Market steady; receipts. none
Butchers steers medium to good. 100 to
1850 ms, 4.5O@5.00: fair to medium, $50 to
s.15@;35; cows. fair to good, 2.ooaS.7 Is;
cows: 2OO@2.85; bulls, common to good us
@3.25; feeders, 500 to $50 lbs. 5.50@4 %;
4s0g6 25; mixers and springers, $500
SHEEP - Receipts. none; market steady.
steady 2oods ss5s sS5rns IsSs, 4oa asHes
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO-Estimated receipts, hogs for
er slow, 5@10c: lower; light, $500 400:
mixed, 3:65@4.O211a:s hevay. = 3.600407h:
rough. 3.6O@S70. Cattle-Reccipts loo un-
changed.
-sheep--KeceIpts, 1000: strong:
natives, >3OO@4. 49, Westerns, 3.75@460;
lambs 425@6.75
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee, Aug. Is, Is

{ = MH #duASe' aug. I.', >io5e.-
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS
MILWAUKEE - Eggs - Firm, receipts
Butter-Firm; receipts. fair, demand fair;
fancy creamery, per b, 1S1a@19c; fair to
choice, 16@l7e::. best dairy selections, lao
Ice; lines, fair to choice, do. 13@15c; pack
-Cheese--Full cream fats, per h, new, Sc;
New York full cream, 9Ac; Young Americas.
5 s0e; brick. :news 9@9Hc; iimburser, new.
!3c;; imported Swiss. Ac;Z Sapsago. 2Oc;
fArmeEH, &C. G5zsIss5s-5 &S,E. 80 - - -
CHICAGO Butter = Firm; creameries,
1Sh916hc; diaries, 12@16c. Eggs-Steady i;
fresh 12c.
NEW YORK-Bntter-R 3349 pkgs;
steady; Western creamery, 1411119c; Elgins,
&c., factory, 11@14c. Eggs-Receipts, 451O
pkgs; steady; Western. 145c.
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KEEP THE. PHILIPPINES.
Opinion Of John II. Reagan; Demo-
E:.as cratic Leader. ~" : Ii;

Chicago, Ill.,, Aug. 12.--'I am in favor
Of the annexation of Cuba, the taking Of
Porto Rico and the keeping Of the Philip.
nine islands, John r.. Reagan, former
United States senator, chairman, Of the,
state railway commission Of Texas and
one Of the leaders of the Democratic par-.
ty.:i in Texas, so spoke while discussing
territorial expansion. Incidentally it may
be mentioned that Mr., Reag is the sole
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GARCIA SUSPENDS.
Permits HIS Cuban Troops to Go
. Home on Furlough for
.:.:. - Thirty DAYS,

=: =. EHH1r1y days.
New York, Aug. PA special dis
patch to the Evening World from San
tiago de Cuba, August II, says:l Jack
York of PENNSYLVANIA, who has been
serving with Garcia, the Cuban general,
has. just arrived here. He reports that
Garcia has suspended operations for
thirty days and given his men permits
ion to go home. with. instructions to re-
port to him at the end of that period. = "
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THE PEACE COMMISSION
In Session Yesterday to Consider the
 Philippine Question.

Paris October 25.-The American peace commission was in session during the whole of this afternoon. The deliberations of the the questionsof the Cuban debt upon which question the attitude of the United States has been strictly determined.
 Our commissioners discussed the Philip pine question today, and decided upon the policy to follow. It is believed the Ameri- can commissioners have full power to deal with this matter, as they may judge best in the interests of the United States.
 The Gaulois today referring to yester- days joint session says
 ''It is certain that both sides will en- deavor to gain time, the Americans not wishing to take up the Philippine question before the United States congressional cleo tions have taken place and they do not want a certain alleged mystery, previously disclosed by the Gaulois, to become known at present."
 This refers to the allegation that there has been some agreement between the United States and Spain outside of the pro- tocol Regarding Spanish sovereignty. an allegation which the Associated Press has untrue.
 Continuing, the Gaulois affirms that the Spaniards are delaying a solution of the Cuban debt question until after the cleo tions in the United States. Expecting then to get better terms,'' adding that it fears Spain does not perceive the advantages possible to her from the electoral situation in the United States.
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early ancestor to his. The president will hardly sympathize with the loyalty to party of MacDuffs loyalty to party which caused him to leave his wife and children to be butchered by Macbeth and his best of cut threats. But all this Is of little interest beside the fact that the presidents anees- try Is placed, and that he is of noble fl not royal descent. It may be of some interest, however, to know that the president is not only ignorant of his noble descent, but that he in ignorance also of the correct spell ing of his name. Two of the genealogists agree that the presidents name is not Me- kinley, but MaeKinley, Mac meaning in early Gaelic, "son of"
 Senator Lindsay's Experience
 President Mckinley is not the only man in public life who has undergone this ex- perience. It is quite common for genea1o- gists to hunt up the pedigree of prominent men and especially of members of the sen- ate l remember hearing Senator Lindsay saying that he had been furnished with not less than four lines of ancestry, each lead ing back in totally different directions. Other senators have been similarly favored. In the matter of ancestry public men can take their choice without even paying the money. Some, however, who are really anxious for certain ancestry, as Senator Brice was when he entered the senate, have to pay Tor a special brand of pedigree.
 Position for Gen.Lee
 II General Fltznugn Lee does not make the senate. thing he is not likely to do, if the news from Virginia can be relied upon, he will in all probability, be given a permanent appointment in the army. It is said here that he has already been urged by the president to accept a permanent commission of major-general. General Lee would prefer to be in the United States senate, but failing in this his friends assert that he would rather remain in the regular army than retire to private life again.
 It was stated some time ago that Presi- dent McKinley would make a similar offer to General Butler, of South Carolina, but General Buffers friends say that there is no truth in the report.
 The officials here are watching with keen interest the Fashoda situation, and the war-like attitude of England and France. Great apprehension is felt lest war be- tween these two nations would involve the continent and possibly draw this country into it as well. It is possible, in fact, it beg to look, as if Russia would side with France, in which case there is no telling how soon America would be called to the assistance of Great Britain.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 1OOx110 or corner 18th st. and Ave. H, with n ce Groom cottage. 50x19O, Sth ave, between 14th and 18th sts., with S-room cabin on alley. 5ex19O 9th ave, near 25th st., with 3 houses; at a bargain. ~ Large corner lot with nice Groom cot tage in nice condition at Woodlawn. Should you desire a residence on the South H ghlands, we have it. Call and examine the Baylston gate back.
 CHICHESTER & YANCEY.
 2009 1st Ave.
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Appeal to Postal Authorities

San Francisco, October 25.-Chief of Po- lice Lees and Detective McVey, the repre- sentative of the state of Delaware, have appealed to the postal authorities to take some action in the matter of the extradition of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, accused of mur- dering Mrs. John P Cunning and her sis ter, Mrs. Joshua Deane, of Dover, Del, by means of poisoned chocolates sent through the mails. The postal authorities have promised to look up the law in the matter.
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To be given away on December S1, the above sum to the person holding the lucky ticket, one which I give away to each pur- chaser of bottle of my famous U. Mar tin Rye" feel that it is not necessary to praise this goods-the wonderful sale proves that it suits the people. one trial. and you are an advertiser for me- Come and be convinced.
 Prompt attention to mail orders. <
 VIM WISE. 10-12- -tf-wed-fri-su 2O9-2l1 18th St.
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WANTED-At once, two good shoe men; state age and experience. "Shoe Man. care Age-Herald 10-25-3t
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FOR RENT.
  FOR RENT-Three desirable rooms. 621 22d st., north. 10-25-tf FOR RENT-One furnished or unfurnished front room upstairs. Call at eos 18th st., north. 10-22-tf
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REAL ESTATE.


 FOR SALE. Se s. s5.0O0-Elegant South Highland home, lot 122 feet front on prominent street; 9-room house with every conven- fence; large stable. and servant s house. ..Ss.f. s1 750-Each, for two choice South Highland lots, on car line, at bargains. $ S75-Nice small home near 18th st. and 9th avenue.
 s3 3OO0-Comfortable home on easy terms on car line, near 18th st. and 10th avenue south.
 s4O00-Nice 2-story home in choice local ty, near 9th ave. north and f24th st l; stores and residences for rent and property for sale in all parts of the city, East Lake, Woodlawn, Avon dale and West End
 MCCONNELL & WIIATLEY. Phone 46 IF Fist Street. cod
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Movement of Troops

Washington, October 25.-Orders were is- sued at the war department today directing the Sixth infantry, now at Fort Thomas Ky, to proceed to points in Texas, with headquarters at San Antonio. This regi- ment distinguished itself in the Santiago campaign.
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SEQ Plus SEQ Equals $40

The greatest cures in medical history ar, being accomlished by Hoods Sarsaparfla
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FURNITURE,

TO Furniture Dealers-Assignee's Auction
 Sale-The entire lot of furniturH now in
 Jones College, Gadsden, Ala. consisting or bedroom sets and bedding waEdfSbes bed
 extra chairs, tables. sideboards, carpets
 and mattings, crookery. etcyfs will be in
 voiced and sold in bulk.Ate fit8hqkf bidder building. at 9 o'clock D: r.s+-.Inspectiors in yited. w G. BROCKWAY, < 10-23-10t = Assignee. Gadsden, Ala.
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WANTED.

LADIES wanted to make sample patches at home; $6 to $10 weekly; no canvassing: reply envelope for sample and particulars. Foster Machine Co.,, 525 West 2sth street, New York
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its delivery from manuscript, as also did
those OF some of the succeeding speak.
ers.
The ladies preceding him had spoken
entirely without rotee. Mr.. Wattles'
words we're most complimentary to the
work Of the women in connection with
the exposition.
Mrs. Henroiin, president OF the Cen
eral Federation, replied to these greet
inge. She was given an enthusiastic
Chautauqua salute as she stepped for
ward on the platform. She said the
history Of the General Federation was'
in fact, history Of expositions. In this
connection she compared the part that
the women had taken in the Centennial
with that which had beeh performed by
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them in connection with the Trans.
Mississippi exposition. This illustrated
the progress Of woman's clubs.
Immediately after the address, amidst
enthusiastic waving Of handkerchiefs,
Mrs. Henrotin. graceful and smiling,
left to take the train for Denver.
a boy soprano from Milwaukee, Mas
ter Horace Sims, gave Arditi's
Love in Springtime." He has a very
sweet voice, but the selection was up-
suitable-first from its difficulty and
also because, like other choir boys. he ia
evidently accustomed to singing only
sacred music.
Mrs. Mumford, Of Philadelphia, fol-
lowed with an excellent address on "a
Phase Of Education" She began bv