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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01
MiIIers VIII Consolidate.

Milwaukee. Wis, Sept. 30.-The Sentinel
saws: Five Of the six Milwaukee flour
millers have given options on their plants
TO a syndicate represented by Thomas
A. Mcintyre of New York. according TO a
Tumor on change. and the manager OF
one of the mills is authority for the state
ment that the consolidation will soon be
effected. In addition 20 the five Milwaukee
mills, whose daily capacity is 400 barrels,
the deal is said TO embrace three mills at
Superior, three at Duluth, three at Min
neapolis and one in New York. the total
capacity being upwards of 100000 barrels
daily. The capital stock of the proposed
consolidation is said to be 500 600.
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Financial C~ahlerram.

New York. Sept. 3o.-The Evening Posts
Londo financial cablegram says The
stock markets here were quiet and irregu-
lar to-day. Argentines and Brazils con-
tinued good. Americans, after a firm
opening. closed decidedly fat on New
York selling. Grand Trunk was lower in
sympathy. Mines were easier. but there
was a sudden jump in Debeers on a ia
vorable telegram concerning the output.
The London market discount rate Is "a
per cent. The decline is mainl due TO
anticipation for the release of G5.00o. 900
in government dividends on Oct. 6. The
ease may continue for a week or two. but
probably not for long. New York to-day
bought about 10000 In gold which ar
rived from the West Indies at as I'D.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News-Mining Stocks
Metal Quotations-wooi rio and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.


New York, Sept. 3o.-The stock market
displayed a rising tendency for a brief
- t,,nono. ~ high-
-,
or LONDON prices ana a MODERATE coinnh
sion house demand. Support was also ex-
tended IN the snecislt,es and for the half
-. u.,,
nou s"0eeeoh"s '"e ope""e
cred headway under the livery pfooihs'
This condition OF affairs, however. proved
., n. orIv ~, the aasb an the nan order
A.,
LOT as soon as tne pears 80 ~
at,ack tney iouhu 49, e"Susn
country sosslp resdte,ns ~ oha
the Mahhat'an sarhihss. ~ SeeHn
" eAIstins as ~ tho n"'uIS o-~S.
tempis'eu improNenneht III ny p
ior tne hhal auopt.oh -, ,"s -
eieotricai equIpnnehls aIu.u une ean.
tneir enorts uhu d shaIp ueenhs -
on heavy onetihes. rre9uen,
hes WIZ "aue wv ""' ""S
SUPPORT.
orNe AGAINST ,ne SupoeL e'oeN
WIN unusual resuI's' ." i' n
os anu the preIerreu - ponits.
Is that the holuers y ihNeS'hn. seo
are pretty nervous oNes .HS opHc a.
the pear Ciipues' ~ n".n
made sup ioss onueS I'M snsnut a.
on every y on IheIe wee ho uehIt ~
'elopmehts 10 account ior ~ wy
stump ~ ~ stISet We ~ -,
vance pIasio.e annarN
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The Minister'S Trial.

Oakland, Cal, Sept. 30-Rev. Or. r. J.
Briggs. whose trial for immortality Is in
progress behind closed doors by a COM
mittee of the Methodist church south,
conference. declares tina his arraignment
Is due to an alleged widespread difference
I'm the south church between those claim
ing TO possess FIRST and second bless
ing.
Those who testify 10 the possession OF
the second work of grace are emphat-
ically against the use of tobacco, hence
the trouble. according to the doctor. IL
is understood that a large number of let
tiers. said to be discriminating. are In the
hands of the committee.
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A SPECIAL MEETING.
Details Relative 10 the Transfer of the
Water Company.

W ~ -" VI ~
Water Company.
Great Falls, Sept. 30.-The city coun-
Gil at it's special meeting yesterday
evening transacted some routine bust
ness, such as the examination and ref
erence to a COMMITTEES of the papers in
connection with the transfer of the
water works. A question as TO the title
Of the company to the land il now occu-
pies was raised. but nothing could be
done about il until the abstract had
been completed. and the matter was left
to Ransom Cooper. who is acting as at
torney for the city in the transfer. The
exact method to be followed in the
transfer has been told in part through
these columns before The bonds have
been signed on the coupons. but not on
the main contract. The mayor will
sign here and the city clerk, c. II.
Clark, will then take the bonds to Chi
cago, the place designated for delivery.
sign and seal them and place them in
escrow in the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank. When the property Of the water
company has become that of the city
and the amoun of the bonds and pre-
MUM, 1855, 105. together with the ac-
crued interest. has been paid into the
bank. then the transfer has been com
pleted and the bonds will be turned
over to the purchasers and the city will
be peddlIng out water to its citizens.
At the present time there Is but n
difficulty In the transfer. and that Is
trihing. About three years ago trouble
arose between n water company and
the Montana Central railway regarding
q right-of-way under the tracks of the
latter. 1t was very interesting for a
time and there is a suit now pending
In the supreme court over the row. AS
Mr.. Cooper stated 10 h council, the
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remain long enough to overhaul us
machinery. The senator brings a num-
Der Of commissioned officers and pri-
Yates OF the 18th and Esd infantry and
Sd artillery. whose terms of enlistment
expired.
There are 400 men sick at Camp Nc
Kinley and Camp Otis. They are sui
fering from a mild sort Of epidemic due
TO poor water and are not III enough &c
be sent to the hospital
The steamer Gaelic from china and
Japan brings news OF a terrific storm
which swept over Japan Sept. s. dOine
much damage TO shipping. Heavy
rains fell and rivers became raging tor
rents. The summary OF loss of life n
property IL Is follows: Deaths. $50
houses swept away. 1914: houses over
thrown, lbs; partially wrecked. l,4s0;
houses inundated. 1877: river banks
broken. IS. The heaviest loss OF life oc-
CURED in the prefecture of Kofu. This
section also showed other losses greater
in comparison with many others, bu
Aim prefecture suffered the creates
loss OF property.
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Getting RcndN 20 sail.

Havana, Sept. 3O.-It is understood or
ders have been given to the Spanish force
at Holguin to march to Gibra, concen-
trate there and hold themselves in readi-
ness for shipment 10 Spain. The troops
at Puerto Principe are ordered to go to
Nuevitas, those on the Jucaro-Moron
trocha to San F~ernandine. and those at
Manzanillo to Cienfuegos. Thu third and
fourth divisions OF the first army corps
will embark at MatanZas and the first
n second divisions OF the same corps
from Havana The forces I'm the province
of PinaT del Rio and the division engaged
in the defense OF Havana with General
Blanco will embark at ava
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Horrors OF
Rheumatism.
A 5rOuan's account Of torture 1OhiA lasted three
years; Of her S1KggkS against the d'ea9HI H"ea'e'
and me Rood fortune that o0CNed her efforts.

could not feel a needle thrunt into my heAs
" WAS confined to ths hose thsee
wears, unable to walk nearly halt the m
after those three slow years OF afony,
during which | spent probably $<Jooo sor
trea,men, and tried a dozen doctorb gave
&C hope OF any release from pain, but death-
"vas cured, completely cured, y u.
williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Thy
alone caused my recovery.
The fist dose gave me app<use.
"Aftsr the second dose ! sl<pt soundiys
the first time within q yeas.
sent for a dozen boxes BY The dme
I had takea the contents ct eleven N l
felt entirely well.
.Ths doctor said I was cured. He vas
Sreatiy impressed, and since then h has
~preseribed Or. William Pink Pulls Tor fae
People for many Of his rAtientA'
Mrs Fenly, together with hes hes1eod,
made affidavit to the exaettruth Of De lore
going account b<foee NotavP N homa.
The cure Of the severest casa q fhcs-
matism by Dr.. Williamy Pink PMb fo'
Pale People has occurred N svesy sAAae n
the Union, and is power IN ordinary eases
is propoftionately greater.
These mar slous vegetable piiis e -
rectly to the sat Of the trouble. Ihey
build 90 a new cellular structure IN the
diseased parts by eliminating gosscocss
elements and renewing healfh-esvn8
chemical forces IN tho blood
They arc for sale by druggb6 eyefy-
where; for so cents q single box - $-5e
for half a Dozen
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shot and Killed.

Burns. Ore. Sept. @.-wednesday
night Jack Weaver hot and killed Will
liam McKennon. aged q. McKennon and
n companion attempted to play q Joke on
Weaver by leading him out of u saloon as
though ne needed to be escorted home.
Weaver drew a revolver and shot Nc
Kennon. The deceased II a brother of
Sheriff McKennon OF Harvey county. who.
with a posse. is In pursuit OF the muir
derer.
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A New Railroad.

San Francisco. Sept. 30.-The directors
of the new Bakersfield a Los Angeles
railroad will formally organize in a few
days. II is understood that Claus Spreck-
els will be made president and Robert
Watt first vice president. These gentle
men hold similar positions i'm the San
Francisco & San Joaquin Valley railway.
The directors will appoint w. b. Storey
to the position of chief engineer. In
about 10 days Mr.. Storey, with an assist
ant. will make a reconnaissance south
from Bakersfield over the Tehachapi. His
trip will extend TO a point about 20 miles
south of TETON pass.
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Killed hY Live Wire.

Alameda. Cal. Sept 3O-Mrs. Edith Da-
vourst was killed by a live wire which
was hanging from an electric light pole
over a vacant lot which she was crossing.
She was literally cooked TO death. Her
husband. who reached the scene Of the
tragedy too late TO be Of aid. also received
a shock and mis- mind has become de-
ranged through grief.
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Rebellion SnreadinR.

Madrid. Sept. 30.-A dispatch received
from General Rios. Spanish governor Of
the Visayas islands. who was reported to
have recently proclaimed himself gov
ernor general of the Spanish dominions In
the Philippines. reports that insurgent ex-
petitions have arrived at Visayas. Tn re-
bellion is spreading and several provinces
in the island OF Luzon have been invaded
and some officers of gendarmes and fami-
lies m~assacred. The government officials
at Iloilo, island of Panay, fed TO Ma
nila-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01
Leased the Black Hawk.

Great Falls. Sept. 30.-Joe Houston.
deputy clerk and recorder, has leased
the Black Hswy mine and other adjoin-
ing claims at Barker. The property Is
owned by Jesse Henry of Great Falls
and has produced some rich pre-. The
Black Hawk has a tunnel in 200 feet
and a 10O-foot shaft. Mr.. Houston will
put a force to work cleaning out the
shaft. and IL the indice mons prove -
be as good as he expects he will add
anther producer to the Barker district.
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ORIENTAL AOvlCES.
Immense Los, OF Life I'm q storm In
Japan.

San Francisco, Sept. 30.-The steamer
Gaelic arrived to-day from Hons
Kong and Yokohama via Homo
lulu, bringing the congressional
commission from the latter place. The
Honolulu correspondent Of the ssso-
ciated press writes the congressional
commission will hold a meeting in
Washington. Nov. II. which Will be at
ended by Justice Frear and probably
by President Dole. In speaking Of the
work OF the commission Senator Cullom
said:
we ave done as much as possible
in the time at our disposal and we have
covered the ground thoroughly. When
We meet In Washington We will go 20
work at once on q report"
The troops on the Senator arrived at
Honolulu from Manila Sept Is, and will
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Money Market.

New York. Sept. 3o.-Money on call. 3isa
a per cent. asst loans. 3h per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 3izd5 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm. with actual business In
bankers bills at A.Sidi.s4i. for demand
and A.NkG4.s1A for co days. Posted
rates. A.s2d4.s2ia and H.s5. Commercial
hills. S4.s2.. Silver certificates. e1d6l&c.
Mexican dollars. 47A.c. Government bonds
weak. state bonds firm. railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Condition Of the Banks.

San Francisco, Sept. @.-The bank com
missioners AVE just compiled their re-
port showing the condition Of the banks
In California on Aug. 81. Compared with
the figures in the report Of July n. 1897.
a period Of - months. IL shows an Increase
of assets and liabilities for all the banks
Of SgSsU.O75. The total Is given at go
Ss5yl.
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War Claim Of California.

San Francisco. Sept. 20-Adjutant Cen
eral q. w. Barrett OF the National guard,
as agent of Governor Budd, will leave for
Washington next Monday to present 20
the secretary of war a claim for 100000
on behalf Of the state for property turned
over to the government during the war
with Spain. He expects to reach a settle
ment in a short time.
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Washington. Sept. @.-Hay wa. sworn
into ONCE as secretary Of state at II
o'clock. The ceremony took place In the
presidents room at the white house. The
oath was administered by Justice Harlan
Of the supreme court. Hay Immediately
Joined his colleagues In the regular Fri
day cabinet session.
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Natal Market

New York. Sept. 30.-Pig iron warrants
firm at s.. Lake copper. Il. Csc. Tin. 16.15c.
Spelter. 4.Sc. Lead. 3.s2ikc. The firm that
fixes the selling price for miners and
shelters quotes lead at S.s2hc at the close.
BAR silver, e0Q6lc.
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NsturaIized.

Great Falls, Sept. 30.-John n
George Knee to-day forswore allegiance
20 the land of their birth, Austria, and
took out Their final papers as citizens OF
the United States. George will 60 to
the old country for a short visit in the
course of a week.
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Forest Fires Raging.

Chippewa Falls. Wis. Sept. 30-The
lumber companies are sending hundreds
of men to the woods In an endeavor TO
check the forest fires. IL IL estimated that
800. Oco. 900 feet Of pine was destroyed and
the fires continue undated.
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OTHER
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. Sept. 3o.-Cattie-Recelpt s.soo.
Market steady. Native beef steer9 5000
:. 40: Western steers. 0.7OdI.5- Texas
n s.25G2.so: bulls and ~. ns5
M3.T5.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 Market "a shade
stronger Heavy. s.. s2ikd3.70. MED. $50
as.s7ls; light, r.s5as.75; bulk sales,
s.. 65d3.s7ik.
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market steady.
Fair to choice natives. s. .75a4.50; fair to
choice Westerns. 50. e0d4. 70; common and
stock sheep, S.25d4.l0; lambs. s4d5.5o.
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FOR SALE

A SIS acre rsach. close to Anaconda: n
acres IN oats. 100 acrss hay land. balance
used for pasture; good water right: fences
and buildings machinery. horses. mich
rows and tools: n.0o cash. Apply to
Peter Lansing. Deer lodge. Mont
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Live stock.


Chicago. Sept. aO.-Cattle-Native beef
steers sold at siG5.s5. with the bulk OF
the sales at s5.l0a5.65 The stocker and
feeder trade was fairly active at $500
$50. Gamer and choice heifers sold ~
steady prices. but medium cows were &c
lower owing TO competition Of the rang
ers.
Hogs-Thcre was an active general De
mand for hogs and the market was de-
cidedly stronger. Hogs sold at 81 so
largely at s.. 7OGs 92ik, and pigs sold large
ly al s.. 4Od3.G5.
Sheep-Lambs were 1rmer with sales on
a basis OF 50 1896 for common TO choice
focks, few being good enough to sll
above SIS. feeders bringing n.6oHi 70
Sheep were I'm demand AT $2.50ni.Go Cor
poor to prime grades. Westerns selling at
s.. 50G4. 80, with Western y~earlings selling
around $3.50. Feeding sheep were In act We
demand at 81 .e0sl.D.
Recelpts-Catre. 1900: hogs. % 100:
sheep, $500.
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Soldiers Coming North.

Washington. Sept. 2o.-The president
gave Instructions that all sick in Porto
Rico he sent north as soon as possible.
About 100 leave to-day on the Relief and
Missouri.
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MARKETS.



Chicago. Sept. 3O.-The opening I'm wheat
was at a shade under yesterdays closing
price. December starting at 62%c. There
was moderate liquidation for n time. prin-
cipally by local operators, due TO the low
err prices and weak markets at Liverpool
and Paris and the heavy receipts, both
here and in the Northwest. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported arrivsls OF l.266 cars
compared with 955 n week ago and i,O96
last year. Chicago receipts were go cars,
30 OF which we're OF contract grades. OUT
side OF this, however, there was nothing
I'm the early news TO encourage selling and
after the first furry OF liquidation had
passed prices began TO mend. December
recovering to 625sd6Sc from 621sq62sc, TO
which point Il had gone shortly after the
opening. There was some Incentive 10
buying I'm the news which came in from
the seaboard.
Later cables from Liverpool showed a
partial recovery from the early decline.
New York reported that yesterdays ex-
port sales would amount to nearly one
and a quarter million bushels. Outside
markets, as n rule. were slightly easier.
but none showed weakness, Duluth quo
tations being in fact a little higher Ar
gentine shipped no wheat in buik.
Trading became excessively duh and
consisted mostly Of evening up transac-
lions. many active traders departing Tor
Omaha tonight for the exposition. After
moor the market developed genuine weak
ness, partly on account of dispatches from
Liverpool confirming reports OF heavy
Russian offerings. This caused an almost
total disappearance OF the languid sup
port the market had been receiving, but
did not cause much huctuation. Outside
markets closed considerably lower for
rash wheat. A visible increase OF from
1904 900 TO 100000 bushels In the United
States was looked for. Atlantic port clear
anccs of wheat and -four amounted to
1O6. 600 bushels The market was at It's
best near the close. closing at &c decline.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady. No. 3 spring wheat. 6laS3sac; No.
2 red, 64065c: No. . corn, 293sc; No. ? oats,
Z. o. D., 2lNd2lAc: No. 2 white. 25kc; No.
3 white, {. O. h.. 23Ld2iAc: No. 2 rye. 46c
No. 2 barley, 4. o. b., 2Sd44c; No. l nax
seed. Gle: prime timothy seed. S.42is'
mess pork. per barrel. $sds.l0; lard. per
100 pounds. 81. S2lkai.S5; short ribs sides,
loose. S.I5a5. 35: dry salted shoulders. "a
d4&c: short clear sides. boxed, S.iOa5.J
A,,g,t,s- Racefnts GhIDmpntS
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Then necessary Interior fittings and then
Injuries.
We are home finders for home seekers.
There are few wants that we cannot MI.
City. suburban and farm property are all
listed on our books and there are some
gilt-edge BARGAINS for some people. Make
known TO u where. when and how you
wish to buy and wen save you money.
FOR SALE
$50 purchases a new frame house and
lot on tlat Gagnon property.
$500 will buy n 6-room modern brick
house. with sewer connections, Galens.
near Gaylord will rent for so. We have
others.
sSJ0-iG-room boarding house. wei located,
new furniture. full of boarders. an ca
ceptional opportunity.
One storeroom. central location. all mod
ern conveniences
We Nave Very Desirable Tenants Who
WANT TO RENT
Good houses I'm good locations at good
prices. They come from all over the state.
Bring us your houses and let US get you
"A careful. good-paying. long-staying ten
ant.
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Boston stocks.

Boston. SepI. 9o.-Boston & Montana.
223R: Butte 4 Boston, 23ia: Oregon Short
Line, %: Parrot. 23ha.
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WANTED SECONDHAND HOUSE
hold goods; will pay highest cash price.
Geo. Oechsli. l2i W.. Park St. Butte.
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FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.
Won Der Ahe Empowered to Sell St.
Louis Ball Park and Club.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-The Sportsnfan's
Park and Club this afternoon filed chattel
decd of trust covering all the property,
franchise and improvements of the park to
Chris Won Der Abe, as trustee for the bene-
fit of creditors of the club. The claims to
be paid by the trustee are divided into nine
classes, from IA to IT, The first eight
classes include only claims of Won Der Abe
against the club and amount to about S75-
600. All the other creditors are put in Glass
/. The trustee is empowered to sell the club
within six months and pay off creditors in
the order named The deed was made by
President Muckenfuss. Secretary and Treas
urer Peckinton and Chris Won Der Abe as
a director.
The claims preferred to Mr. Won der Abe
are all on notes which, it is claimed are
about $4,000. The remainder of the claims
against the club are mostly held by ST
Louisans. The deed relieves Sportsman
Park and club from all further liability AT
law and stops all proceedings. The pre-
amble of the deed says that the mortgage
was made in accordance with a resolution
adopted at the meeting of the board of di-
rectorS.
Won der Abe is authorized to take charge
of the assets and sell the property at private
sale in six months. This levy was made
to-day on an execution issued by the clerk
of the Circuit Court returnable to the
October term On the strength of this
execution the Sheriff announces that he will
sell all the right, title, claim, interest, estate
and property of the Sportsman's Park and
Club at the courthouse Feb. 5.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-13
FOREIGN MISSION BOARDS.
student Volunteer Movement Dis
cussed by Rev. c. III. Daniel, ID. ID.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The sixth annual
conference of foreign mission boards held
its second session to-day in the Methodist
building. Rev. C. ii. Lamson, d. D., cf
Hartford. president of the American board
Boston. presided. A feature of the meeting
was the reading of report concerning
Student Volunteers and Candidates." by
the Rev. C. II. Daniels, d. D., of Boston,
secretary of the home department of the
American board. In part it was as follows
This movements field Is in the institutions
of higher learning in the United STATES and
Canada, and from these institutions its
membership is taken. Its purpose is the
bringing TO the attention of all stuieats the
claims of foreign missions, with view to
increasing the missionary force. and also fos-
tering an aggressive missionary spirit
among the educated leaders at home The
policy of 1895 is to visit every institution of
higher learning on this continent; to make
the records so complete as to be of service
to the boards; 10 increase study classes by
so per cent; to increase subscriptions to the
student volunteers TO make the churches
familiar with the plans: to make the coming
convention In Cleveland one of power: to
help solve the financial problems of the
boards, and to secure volunteers who have
dents have increased from less than S. 600
to above $40 900. Glasses have been conduct
ed In twenty-four of the theological semi
narfes. Glasses have also been formed in
nearly 250 preparatory schools. COLLEGES uni
versitieS and professional schools