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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
TREE FALLS ON A CENTRAL TRAIN
Passengers Frightened BY tho Crash and
tho breaking of Windows.

NEwBuRG, July 27.-Passengers on a south
bound New York Central train. due at Fishkill
Landing at 4:15. had a bad fright when near
the station at Low Point. three miles above
here. There WIS sharp flash OF lightning.
then crash. followed by the breaking Of win
dows, 1t was found that a large tres on the
river side OF tho road had been struck by
lightning and had fallen on the train as 1t was
passing. Fifteen windows were broken and
several passengers received slight cuts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
TREASURE SHIP DAMAGED BY FIRE
The Lakme Partly burned at Seattle After
Landing so, 900 in Gold Dust.

SEATTLE. Wash. July 27.-The steam
schooner Lakmo which returned from st.
Michael last night with 200 miners and S70,-
600 in gold dust, had narrow escape from de-
structon by fire shortly after landing her pas
senEors and treasure The fire. which started
in the oil room. burned the after portion OF the
vessel causing damage amounting to 100000.
During the excitement attending the fire the
locker was robbed Of money intended for tho
payment of tho crew this morning This il
the second timo the Lakme has been atire
within the past six months.
The steamer NatoAal city. from st Michael.
brought down fifteen miners and $4,000 in
rclI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
GOT THE WnONa BOTTLE.
A Saloon Keeper Accepts a Treat and Poi
sons Himself.

MOUNT VERNON. July 27.-Willian Powers.
proprietor OF a saloon in West Mount Vernon
is dangerously Ill from poisoning. The other
day while Powers was behind his bar a Gus
toner invited him to have drink
All right said Powers; ITS very warm
guess I'll have a little ginger ale"
He reached under the bar for the bottle and
poured tho contents into glass and drank it,
No sooner had he lone so than he realized that
he had taken by mistake the contents Of pol
ish used in cleaning ths, bar,end brass axtures,
lie became violently I'll with cramps and was
removed to his home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Pnsteur Institute Tried 1t in n Desperate
CaSs-Rsports Failure.

NN ""NF'''N' '%''N'0'
Tho nhvsic,ans ,t tho p,sterr Irstitu,a IN
r,.n". -. nv ino'''u'o ou
west lwenty-third street had yesterday one
OF the most advanced cases OF hydrophobia
that tbav b,va evar tra,tod .nJ in t,i, a.,
80. 80 ~ 80. sIn ~ VI '.ns W
eHeot cure us@u the so-called BulssOn treat
ment Of vspor baths. The physicians at the
"e'euf inst''u's Say Una. 'he etea'meh. 'alied'
capt george NJ bockhoven OF the tngboat
bui,d was bitt.n in the rlsht hand on Irnn13
NV 5os ,h,t NO v.s trv". 80 atn y" . NV 49,
deck OF his boat. The wound was not severe
one. although IT bled profu.ely at ths time and
- y . 80 ~ W., '''' anu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Two Persons Injured by Lightning and Sew
erRl buildings Struck.

LONG BRANCH. \. j.. July 27-The electrical
storm here tonight was the worst in years
Telephone and Geographic service was crippled
until late hour Thetwo trolley lines were
tied UP and two buildings at Pleasure Bay Park
were struck. j. H. Wnrlells hotel Just across
the river was also damaged. woman at
Wardel's Hotel lies In q critical condition as
the result Of a shock William 7 Van Dyke q
pound fisherman. was knocked down. and fear
is entertained Tor his recovery. The Garfield
Inn, tho Cox cottage. faGstuffs at the Town
Hall and the Scarboro Hotel and house be-
longing TO z. c. Hazard at Shrewsbury wore
struck. The latter building was burned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
G4LVFS7ON IN A GALE.
Tents of Regulars Blown Down-One House
Wrecked.

GALVESTON. Tex. July 27.-After midnight
last night a thirty-cight- mile gale from the
southwest. accompanied by heavy rain
struck this city. disruptng telephone. tele-
graph and trolley wires. prosrating trees. I'M
roofing fragile buildings and flooding all the
low places in tho city. A house occupied by
Peter Balsam WAS wrecked and Mrs. Ba sam
and two children were caught in the ruins.
They were rescued bv nremen. The tents Of
Iiawlcy were blown DOWN. officers quarters
wrecked. and practically the whole battery and
driving rain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
HOTEL STUART CALLED UNSAFE.
Management Tears Down tho Building In
apector's Notice and TelIs why.

spector's Notice and Tells Why.
A Hs pendens was filed yesterday against
1882 and l454 broadway on account Of COM
plant made by the Building Department
against the owner. Meyer l., Sire. This is the
Hotel Stuart. The attorney OF the Building
Department was out OF tho city last night.
This was the story told al tho hotel
AT 10 O'Clock Saturday night last one OF the
inspectors OF the Building Department pasted
on the Broadway side OF the building notice
the Est OF which was that the building Is
unsafe. Before the mucilage was dry we tore
1t down 1t seems that tho kick comes from
a cornice OF stone about a foot long and a
foot high over the first window At the eX-
trcm" northern end Of the Broadway front
OF the building This, cornc,e tG l3os" and ss3Gs
out about an inch ana . half II has been that
way Tor two years. II does not support any
thing and II II fell It would land nsld" The iron
railing, A. the building is one Of the newest
IL this part oftown, and is perfectly sHfe md "
hreproof in addition, this notice strikes us in
the light Of touch. and We are going to pay
no attention 70 II,
Tourists ScrlAim the Hudson River Day Line trips
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
California Regiment sails from Manila.

WARRINGTON. july 27.-Gen. Otis reported to
the War Department this morning the depar-
ture Of the transport sherman for San Fran
cisco with l.2S7 officers and men OF tho CALI
fornia regiment and SO discharged soldiers.
Total passeng eFs, ,0B7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
AIGHTSING AT MoRRISTOWN.
Mrs. Behr's House Struck and She and HeP
Children stunned.

MoRRIsTowN. y. j.. July 27.-While u rain
and electrical storm was raging here at $3.50
i. NJ. to-day lightning struck the house OF Coo
4 Mitchell Oh Pine street occupied by Mrs.
Herman Behr Mrs. Behr and her two chill
drcn were sitting on the front piazza. All
three were stunned by the shock. but not dan
gerously hurt A Jagged hole was torn 10 tho
tiles ~ the chimney WAS driven through a
hoard partition and into the sittlnR room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
"onIy Two Nile. to Hen from rhl. sun"

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July 27.-Reveuue
officers raided a big still In the mountains
near Red Clay. Ga. last night. Tom Lite. the
mo0nshincr. was captured. The st!l was In
full blast, and about loo gallons OF beer were
found over the door Of the hut was q sIEn Of
kulI and croSsDOnes with the inscription:
"Ouly two miles TO hell from this stlL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Tn. Alror, .,nrt for New Enrland.

PHILADELPHIA. July 27.-Gen. and Mrs. Algsr
left the home Of their daughter. Mrs Bailey. Mt
Thorndale. to-day for d two weeks visit to
friends In the New England States. At the
conclusion OF the visit they will return for a
few days TO ThorndAlc. Both the General aud
Nrs. AlGer were In good health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
LIGHTNING FRIGnTEvs POLICE
FIagstan Shattered and Whole Squad Bushes
Into the Street.

Into the Street.
Lightning struck the Flagstaff OF the Leo
avenue police station. Williamsburg. last N Rht.
The pole was split down through the middle.
As the bolt struck the police squad in the sta
ton was preparing IL 90 out on the night beat.
The men thought that the house was about to
tum BILE down and they all rushed out to the
street. Acting CAPTAIN Haley. Sergt Pinker-
ton and Policeman Rickert. who was at the
Telegraph table. were all stunned by the shock.
The flagstaff destroyed was one that had re-
placed staff struck by lightning Ave years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
THESE TICKETS DON'T 60.
Nine Thousand Distributed by Mistake and
Then Cancelled.

Albert Davis, all employee OF the Brooklyn
and Rockaway Beach Railroad. was told on
Wednesday to get package Of timetables at
the Canarsie station and go downtown and
distribute them at the ferries and other places.
He picked UP a package containing 5000
tickets for single trip between Oanarsie and
East New York in mistake for the timetab, es
until his return that the mistake was dlscov-
cred. and then orders were given 10 cancel all
tho tickets. Scores 81 them were presented at
the Canarsle station yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
BOEr COrNCTL's ACTION.

Decides on the Increased alton
for me Gold Country.
Eptciai Caot. Despateh TO TIE srN.
PRETORIA. July 27.-Tho Executive Council
to-day formally decided upon increasing the
representation Of the Rand in the Volksraed
from two to ton members. to he elected by Ave
equal constituencies. each returning one Nom
Der to the first Raad and one to the second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
cHEERED a PLucKY ENGLISH BOY
American Athletes Recognize His Gameness
at the westminster Regatta.
Spsetd, Cdtk Dsipotch to

Special Catk Dsspotch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. July PA boy named Odell. who
won the Apprentices race In the Westminster
regatta to- day. was capsized In the first heat.
The river police rescued him and rightcd his
boat Odell then reentered the boat and rowcd
after his rivals. who were fifty lengths ahead.
and qualified for the final heat which he won
after game struggle.
The Harvard and Yalo r4en. who witnessed
the races from the terrace at the House Of
Commons. cheered Odell heartily. and after
ward shook hands with him and complimented
him on his pluck. The boy was delighted by
the praise OF the American athletes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
TO Make AcETrAENE Gas SAFE.
atnIfan Captain Said to Have Discovered q
Means of Preventing Explosions.

Spsrial Gable Dsspdteh 10 THE SrS.
ROME. July PIT is stated that Capt. Pas
torio OF the headquarters staff has discovered
a means OF rendering acetylene Eas nom
explosive Tho War Officc. II Is said. has
decided to buy tho patent. the Sc ctet OF which
Is closely guarded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
Struck by Lightning and Killed.

NEwBUEG. July PA severe storm passed
over the Hudson Valley about AIS this
afternoon accompanied by heavy thunder and
Vivid lightning A number Oi trees were
struck. and Patrick Kelly. at work ID the brick
yard Of Nathaniel overt. was struck by iRht.
ming and instantly killed. HIS body turned
black. ana his clothing was badly torn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28
RUMoR OF 4 NATAh DISASTER.
Collision of Steamers on tho Volga River
Said to Have Cost 115 Lives.


BERLIN. July pa story Is published here
to the effect that the steamers Kormilic and
Dimitri collided on the Nolea River near Mini
NovRorod. Russia. and that the Dimitri sank.
causing the loss OF 115 lives. No date Is given.
and the story resembles one that was printed
some time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

New rOuts to RookGWAy Beach on Sundays. Sue
excursion cOlumn.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Negotiations Under Way Said to Have n
Good Chance of Sncc-sa.

Snecial cable Dr,pa'ch TO THR sur.
LONDON. July 2S.--Mr. Henry W. Lucy. mani
ager Of the Parliamentary corps OF the Daily
Ne,os. says in that paper this morning that I'M
portant correspondence is proceeding with tho
object of reunitipg tho Irish party under a
common leader. Mr. Lucy believes that tho
effort is likely to be more successfu thun the
earlier attempts in this direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Authorities There Preparing to Give Him a
Welcome.

SDt10I Cdbt DsIPaToh 70 The Buzz.
PARIS, July 27.-It is stated here that Adj
miral Dewey will be received with honors by
tho Marseilles authorities upon tho occasion Of
his stop there on route for home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Tourists ScclAim tho Hudson River Day Line trips
their naost delightful experiences See advertising
oolumnA.-AaR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-28

Every American should Sec Niagara.
only nine hours By the New York CsntrAl-Adv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

places IL upon iargc platter and II Is
sent into his room,
lie eats AN ho funcics ~ n and then
II IN sent hack o. hor ana she ana the
children Nc together upon the il0or and
oat whatever n loft
The little Girls are married nH young
as . years ~ age. und should "a little boy
IN whom such baby II married die she
a. called a widow and can never marry
amiu.
Married ne Is hard, but far harder
ana more sal ~ tho iot ~ widow. Tor
she n o dlsgraccd md degraded thing,
She must cat only the very cOarHeHt
sort ~ food and on one day In two
weeks she must fast Tor - hours
Her food must always Doe eaten apart
from other women. ana she must never
dress her hair never sleep upon bed
aud never wear any iewclry.
A piece NJ mating upon the hard floor
comprises her couch, and sometimes
even tho atrip NJ mattress IN lenied her
No matter how cold the night may be-
she 10 allowed no covering except the
thin ratmcnt that she has worn during
the day.
She may never look on az amy mar
riare ceremonies, Tor IL would be an ryil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
THE GOLDEN ROSE.

There Is an old tradition that the
Folden rose bestowed occasionally by
the pope upon some great Catholic lady
brings unhuppinosa with Il. but Il
makes a most desirable heirloom even
now. when some OF It's glory has depart
ed
The rose % today IL u small plant OF
gold. with leaves. buds and flowers, into
which the pope pours rose balaam when
he hlcases the gift. when the Vatican
treasury was richer than Il In now. a
great crlmaon ruby represented u bud,
and the leaves Hparkled with diamond
dewdrops The vase. too, In which the
plant stood was fashioned out OF pure
gold.
Tho diamond drops have oyaporated
now, tho bud h made u gold. the vase
II only silver sit. and the SIT II we'll
known 20 cost the recipient more than
Il does the glver. In spite of this. how
ever, II h sim coveted honor.
The golden rose n an annual possible
ity, but n sufficiently merl,orlous per-
sonagc ~ not always 60 be found. and
In these cases the gift IL not bestowed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
EAST INDIAN WIVES.

untll the day Of her marriage The
East Indian glrl has been the spoiled pot
Of her mother. but the hour that hees
her put into palanduin, shut up tlEht
and carried 60 her husbands house
changes all that was happiness into
misery,
She becomes from that moment the
little slave ~ her mother-ln-law, upon
whom she has 10 wait hand ana foot,
whose lightrHt word IN law. ana who
teaches her what dishes her husband
likes best ana how she IL TO prepare
them
a kind moihor.in-lnw II q thing sell
dom. n ever, met with, ana rarely does
she slve the little bride leave 10 90
home and visit her mother.
OF her husband the girl sees little oT
nothing, She h nothing more 20 him
than cat NJ a dog would be. She can.
not complain 60 him " the cruelty Of
his mother for he would never BY ans
chance take her nart.
lie sends In 60 her the portion Of food
he wishes cooked for himself. her aud
the children. and when It il ready She
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
The International
Council OF Won,sn

n great deal OF lntercs, a 49,
played by American women I'm - US
ing International Council 81 W. NVn'-
De held IN London. hceinnir, N,n 70
June &c. and continuing un,n ,n1sy.
], IL expected that this win H. ,s1p 4
important congress Of ,v,,,,,.. 'npft
brought together on either IN, 'stf
Atlantic. The American Come, ~ M
well represented. probably thr -. wy v
,lnsuirhed incmbcr OF IT, dclceatlsn n
'ns AIRS May Wright scwall. fs,rs,.'
alihe Tor her beauty. hcr tact npd ~.
intellect Airs. scwall has Tor ma,
years been president Of the Ams,,.al
Council. but ut the last conven,,a, n
WASHINGTON expressed her unvtn,.,
ness longer 10 undertake the ros,,s.l''
bili,y. Mrs. Fanny iiumphrioa csrr-.
comparatively new iiruro In ps,,-.!,
club life, though well h-pwn M N
YORK city, whore for many var. ~.
has been connected With nro,ot,...
clubs. succeeded Mrs. scwali. Mr. 80
ney u president ~ the New Yo,t ~,
For Political study For women ~'D'
II was this club that prtitlor,.t 90.
ernor Roosevelt to spare tho IN y, w..
Place because Shc wan a WON'T. ~
change her sentence to lmpil,onr"s,
The addrcaa Of welcome win prot,n.
be made hy Lady Aiicrssl,, ,.s.l
president of the Intcrnntlonal f,,g,.1
~ the nrrt meeting the huaines. ~ -
International Council will b. trnp,,,,.,
by the International ofnrofa. ~ -
presidents and the dciegatcs ffofs y.
tionnl Councils. Two sections al IN.
great congress- will hold their tasst,@.
In Westminster town hall wb,,. ~.
officers will also have their he.dg,,,
tors and reception rooms. "a N,,,t...
town hail. about ten minutes VAN ~
tant. the conyocntion hail Of chn,s.
House. Deans Yard. wcsimlusisr m,
also rerNu aH meeting place. M
officers ~ this organization. on vt,,t
there are i,ssoooo mcfn3ers alone rem.
scented In the United statca. cnnsisi -,
President the Countess ~ Aher,issf.
vice president. Mrs. Muy Wright sswsn
" indianapolis: treasurer. the natsn,
css Alexandra GrlpcnbefF. Ilsirinrfo,,
FINLAND. corresponding secretary. us,
Teresa y. Wilson. London recoflir-
secretary. Mme. Maria Martin. p,,l,
The british delegates appointed 10 N.
council arr Lady iinttcfHua. Mr.. pfs,
Hunting. Lady Laura Kidding. M
i.nwilnron and Mrs. Creighton.
Invitations have been sent out IA
prominent women the world over IA "A.
dress the convention. Among thas. ~,
have accepted ar-i Mfu. May WIKI.
scwail. who viii speak on The vAisi
u Organization a. u Factor To- cdsilr,.
porafy sociai and Political I.ifr.- No
Susan n. Anthony. on "Ths pfcssn, r..
sition % the Suffrage Question" ~.
Anna shaw, on Temperance" nst
Ida G. lIultln. on ''rhe Necessity W.
an Equal Moral STANDARD For Men All
Women" Miss octavia Williams nai,,
On The study Of the Lac w.
Women" Mrs. cynthia westovsr Al.
den. on Journalism" with other iout,.
lees eloquent Addresses from Mn Mar
Lowe Dickinson. Mlsn Florence Kelly.
Mrr. Charlotte Perkins Ststfon. Mr..
Elizabeth u. Grannlr, Mrs. Adslalis
johnson and Mrs. Julia Mafl1ue Taisf.
] Mrs. Harriet stanton nlaich. Who Il
the daughter OF that grand Ola woman
OF the suffrage movement. Nh. ElfA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
How TO Catch a Beau
Daisy Mays Hints to the Summer Girl

able ready your friends the Of lux.
urious tribes they have omitted to bring alons. he m'
Eibie man who appears.
Ff by all means. fast and furously II Is summer Girls
whole existence with how many did you Hnyf That
depends The the mcrer Flirting T. licensed pas.
time town. claim all the revenue In sight II he
bicycles, be wiling should horses be the her fad cam
the honor of Swing him drive behind your own wei match
team II the younp woman In question quite to date
furnish an exhibition driving. showing how
ccvcy she the Wheeler and how gracefully rh'
manipulate tho ribbons Of the leader ~ pcchnnec
she of literary trend her supply Of now books
would Immediately bond u sympathy, and IN time
sEIn belt
rith u woodland beckon the man tuck FOREST Loveis
under and reading sill become one u your most
seductive pleasures selecting this aencrcuating libra
~ .stet u" Az mr,ef lno,ua' W yout ,s,ish
founding o. Cancia" by Richard whiting, called ny nEhsn
by Ahcron which though weird. IL excellent
ana rnphc history " wild california io In 1853 and Of
who have admired Wilson barrett actor VIII probably
buy "paughcrs Of babylon religious mclodrama IN BOOK
form David arum of Captains Couf
ngcous and kpnss Seven Seas because you never u'
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umc % Tales From shakcspcarc" Witch nrc Invaluable nH
nrrt aids to sentiment Learn dupi whls, and the limo
yntlons any In hnh Fin Acquan, yourself with the
ct figures NJ the cotion that YOU may be Of real assist
the leader list u the newest avors and
remember the leaders partner 10 duty 10 that
everybody having good time and that Thy men aud neg
lectod mnldn' come TO an undersiandins There's 70, w
fun owing Girl who collect the dent
with interest she enters In her daybook tho items which
II any rlrl be to NEE, with The
uuhHug IN NnnderiuEa, shes 10 DC 'hNl' W
M others THIS wrinkle H. firstly. picturesque
secondly. comfortable II II broad nnr with hand
soncy upfshts forming deep about the sldoi
and back IL DO or teak wood. mahogany oak II u
hung from the ceiling the center OF the by -four great
gldcd chains II Ia either supplied with many pillows or
thrown cnrcicnay bnck ornaments For
irritation It IL adorable II Is built for two and swings freely
Jack Us the "coduettcH haven"
Evidently this IN to be u ada The camera fad
revived the crossroads an
Ec ncqucrtccd In the parks The latest NnEay OF
asr "sheEespsnrs eireiet because quotation from one
Of the great mans plays the narrow half Inch
band which slips the hand ~ many ~ half Dozen
varying eighth inch inch wide.
the right time Crystal hearts suspended from
Cyrano chains HupplantnE glass catches for holding
rosebud violet blossoms by the sentimental
hollow open with spring thcrc being
sufficient space for tiny bunch OF flowers few petals
single bud.
There for collecting curious silver rines peo
pie who parsionatey fond OF music and everything
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

beth Cndy stanton. has been 10 Ina.
lana fpf some time arranging Tor TIE -
ccption of American women. Ar. sifi'
ron u the wife ~ wealthy English.
man living In liuntinrdonlhfc and WI
entertain many N the delegates before
they return 10 this country,
forlai functions have been arranged
for the entertainment Of the delrsiFs
aud their friends during those hours
when the convention IN not IN aesHlsn
A reception IN Ia b. rendered The cpuhsh
on the evening Of June - BY me pnh.
aud Duchess Of DcvonHhlre ~ sihHoii
lionre. ON tho evening u June = Lazy
nattcfsca will invite them 10 surrey
House. on July the bishop n Lon
don aud his wife viii entertain me
strangers az Fulham palace, ON July
Lady de Rothrehild has asked them 20
be her guests az uunncfrhury iafA'
near London. Mrs. Biatnh viii also ton
der the American delegates and guests
reception at her country house ms
Mount. at Baalngatoke. liuhuhsuon'
shire.
ON June ~ there win be- fpeelai
meeting 20 discuss tho question 81 M
tcrnntionni arbitration au a substitute
FOR war. This meeting win BE- hg.d N
queens hall. and every effort Wlh "
made 10 give Ia pfoceodinEr aa WY
publicity as possible. Il II in'cnitl 70
show that the women Of all nations ai'
In favor OF ending the wars nnu ~,
tondant hloodshed BY means OF "hl.n
nations usually cllnoh their nfFumenu,
A copy VI the memorial 20 b. naopl,p
viii be- sent TO each VI the great poN'I,'
The women of America viii SEND an ~,
peolally grateful acknowledgment 70 wv
ear OF Russia. The countries 70 -
drawn into the universal peace demon
stratlon arc the United states EnHlAnp'
Holland. France. Germany, Austria "a
pan, belgium. Spain, Iloumnnla. Iel,s
sal. Hungary, Norway, Denmark. SUI"
Australia. sweden. Italy, Hrusll' i'p'
land, Russia. Egypt and India
The expressed object Of the constr
Is 10 permit women Of all nation.
meet together ana Join In the diseu's ~
Of questions OF mutual interest l
FIRST meeting Of the international Nvu.
eli was held In Washington ~ lAss' VI" ~
Mrs. Faweett ms its president ~ W.
same time was formed tho illsl ~
tional Council of the United sinie.' W. nv.
Miss Frances willard as president, ~
council includes organisation IN
parts OF the country. MIS- SEWN ~ ~.
probably be the next Internatlon ,yp p,s
iiouts FRANCES ILL.,