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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
APPEAL TO CIRCUIT corRr.

Judge Terrell decided the claim OF the
estate of W. J. Herren, against the
estate OF J, j. Shaw, in favor OF the
claimant, finding that the Shaw estate
WIS indebted in the sum Of Sll9l.3 .32 and
( interest at per cent The claim arose
out Of the administration Of the Herren
estate, by the late j. J. Shaw, the affairs
Of which had not been finally settled
when the demise OF the administrator
occurred. NJ. w. Hunt, administrator
Of the estate Of the late j. Shaw and J.H.
Albert, David Simpson and Fannie r..
Hubbard administrators of the estate Of
T. T.. Hubbard, deceased, sureties on
the bond Of the administrator, contend
that Is only a small amount due the
Herren estate, and they have filed no
tice OF appeal to the circuit court. As
ground for this action numerous errors
are assigned by the appellants. The
case will be tried at the October term OF
the circuit court. +. A. Turner appears
as attorney for NJ. W. Hunt, admins
traitor OF the estate of the late j. j.
Shaw, deceased; John A. Carson is at
torney for John H. Albert, and w. T.
Slater and w. NJ. Kaiser for David
Simpson and Fannie +. Hubbard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27

III. A. Waters of Grinnell, Ia, age,
81, Is enjoying life al this summer resort
and talks OF tramp to Mt, Hood.
Geo. y, Patterson returned today from
Portland 10 resume his old position "A,
night clerk az the Willamette.
Commissioner Seth Riggs. of Crowley.
was in town yesterday and while i'm he
purchased new buggy which he left i'm
town and today Miss +. Riggs, of Port
land, who arrived on the morning train
will drive 10 the Riggs homestead with
the new buggy, where she will visit Tor
some time.
Mrs. Magers returned from Mccoy
today.
A. NJ, Dalrymple, OF the asylum has
gone 10 the country for several weeks
outing.
Joseph Becker, OF Geryais, was a Sa-
lem business visitor today
John Thornsberger OF Geryais, was in
town today.
r. Sterling, OF Sidney. was a Salem
business visitor today.
W. W, Mckenzie, OF shaw. was in
Salem today.
X. ClaXton, of Shaw, was in town To-
day on business. lie SAYS wheat will
not be 81 good around Shaw as was eN.
pected.
Mrs, James Nesmith, OF RickreaU
vas shopping IN salem today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

David NJ. Dnnne, Julius Low, Sam
$. Goldsmith, Maurice Winter, j. NJ.
Long, II. NJ. Ogden, Geo. Rebbec&o,
Henry Lang, Henry North, Geo. n. Pat
terson, NJ. Samuel, Portland; Austin :
Hammond, Medford; Lincoln Il. Smith
Washington, ID. G.. A. l.. Cassel, Fred
Pattenair, Nebraska City; Geo. X
Burton, w. II. Carroll +. ii. Youse, San
Francisco; J. Binswanger, j. Hecht, ST.
Louis, Mo-; James NJ. Berry, So
Omaha, Neb.; Hugh G.. Maxon and
family, South Bend, Wash.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Miss Clara Churchill is back from
Newport.
The river stands 2.2 feet above low
water mark.
Rev. II. l.. Pratt returned from Port
land yesterday,
Gibbs Alphan was passenger 10 Cor
wallis last night.
r. r. Horton went 10 Newberg this
morning 10 visit.
J. 7. Irvine Of McMiimville was in
the city yesterday.
Miss keene returned last night from
a visit in Woodburn.
Chas. Minzenmeycr returned from
Portland last night
Mrs, X. Caskey and family went u
Portland this morning
l.. III. Hill was passenger Ia New.
burg today ON business.
Miss Mamie Cauthorn Of Corvallis il
In the city visiting friends.
Miss Minnie Lewis, Of Independence,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Fannie Multi OF Lebanon. IL in
the city visiting Miss Ada Dayton.
Miss j. Durham, Of Independence
spent the day in Salem today shopping.
Mrs. w. +. Williamson returned last
night from visit with Portland friends.
Mrs. X. +. Conn, Of Portland, arrived
on steamer Albany last night to visit
friends.
J. III. Hubbard returned last evening
from Mill City whore he had been rest
ing up,
George Collins and family are rusti.
eating at Woods, whore they will remain
a month.
w. Hall was passenger to Newbcrg
this morning. lie has been visiting
W. G. Reynolds.
Miss Florence Hartley wasa passenger
to Portland this morning, coming dow.
from Independence last night.
A. Annenn, OF Eugene, was pas.
senger up from Newberg, and took the
overland for her home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovy Reed of Portland
who have been visiting with X. L..
llibbard at Clymer returned home this
morning.
Mrs. j. II. Albert returned from
Newport today and with Mr.. Albert
leaves this evening for few weeks stay
AT Hotel Ramona, Frisco.
Mrs. Ella llasslam and children ar.
rived last night from F. Steel. n. C..
Mrs. liasslam is a daughter of Cant.
l.. Z. Adams who is seriously I'M.
Miss Mary Orwell, accompanied by
her cousin Master David, arrived last
night lrom Portland, where she had
been visiting relatives Tor fortnight.
Miss T.. T.. Statchwcll was "A passenger
io Roseburg last night coming down yia
steamer from Portland and going down
ON the overland last night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27

The jury in the case Of City OF Salem
vs.. Aired Feller found him guilty Of as
sault and battery on Robert Stetson
Judge Judah fined him $l5 and he went
e Jail. The jury was composed OF +
II. Flagg, &. q. Cans, Harry Prior, and
A. +. McAtee.
Robert Stetson appeared before Re-
C )rder Judah this morning and the case
against iiim was dismissed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27

The Salem Military Band will give
one OF their band concerts at corner
OF Chemeketa and Commercial streets
at 7;45 this evening, All are invited.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
COTTAGE HOTEL ARkIvALs.

+ Maynard, san Jose Cal. \ W
Neatch, + q Neatch, Grands Pass; + X
Horton, Morristown MINI; Julius !.
Haas, San Francisco; W O Nisley, Port
land.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
pig Feed. Little Cash

Although the price is only fifteen
cents you get good meal, well cooked,
with good service at the White House
Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27

NeighbOr il he trades with the New
York Racket. He'll tell you their goods
and prices are both right. p
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
Died in the CitY Pound .

A dead horse adorns the city pound
1t was put in there yesterday and inn
mediately died
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
Wool Wanted.

We will take few cords OF wood in
exchange for photographs az the Elite
Studio, Successors 10 sperry the Artist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
Closing Out

now offer all my millinery goods al
actual cost. Miss +. SMIrH.
7-25-lWS State -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
lhkNI q Htth l1uNNea3uIa 70 ouuIhohIeIl
Bottllng WORKS.
Iee VeTy Nearly olven Away,
Coming Home.

The soldiers are coming home to have
their pictures made al the Elite Studio,
Successor to Sperry, the artist 7'l0 n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27

Gloves 20 10 the New York Racket,
~ 30
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
The
Palace
Market

Has added a new feature, saves you
unpleasant work in the heat. The
best Of beef, eOrned, boiled bOnned
and pressed, and ham sausage
tender and sweet ready 20 slice
Give US a trial order for your sun
day dinner. 2l q
MOYER 4 co.
Phone a02l. State street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27

Dawson Herb Tea will positively
cure constipation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
aERvA1s JrsrIcE corRr.

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney McNary
and j. A. Carson, were in Geryais We'd
neanay, in an action before Justice
Poujade. +. ID. Cross had been arrested
charged with larceny in a building, the
alleged crime consisting OF the theft Of a
quantity OF graiu. The case was tried
before a jnry which returned verdict
Of acquital.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
yNXNXNXNX>XNxNXNX>X
Ice Not Given Away

cannot afford 10 give ice away, but
am selling pure article at u price that
IN within the reach Of all.
CRYSTAL lCR WoRKs.
j. Maguire, Prop. u 10 n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Is Running Very Light in All the
Departments.
The Judge Of Marion County Confines
TO BE Popular With the Marrying
Class.

Mary Rubens and Mike Vincent Of
WoOdburn, received license today and
we're married by County Judge Terrell
at the court house. Chas. Vincent,
witness.
There was little doing at the court
house and the employees Of the various
county offices kindly attended the we'd
ding and il was hard to tell whether the
bride, groom or judge was most EN-.
barrassed.
REAL ESTATE TRASTFERs,
Following are the deeds recorded:
J. G. Caplinger and wife to Joon Cap
linger, 100 acres in 9s,r ", " d.,
1900.
J.C. Milton and wife to Albert Harvis
and wife g.2l acres on Pudding river,
$500.
II. II. Fuller and wife to Labor Ex.
change No. 49, lot at Detroit, f25.
PROBATE COURT.
John Scott, guardian Of the estates OF
Walter and Carl Muukers, heirs Of
WoOdville Munkers, deceased, filed his
final account az to Walter Munkers
The guardian petitioned the court for
an order allowing him $50 for his fees,
and for a further order authorizing him
10 pay 10 the said ward his portion Of
the funds in the hands of the guardian,
amounting 10 1922, and that the guardi-
anship, so far as Walter Munkers is con-
cerned, be finally ended, the guardian
discharged and his bondsmen exoner-
ated. The petition was en-
dorsed by Walter Munkers. Judge
Terrell granted the prayer OF the pc
titioner, and discharged him from fur
ther responsibility.
Rev. L. Metayer and w. NJ. Kaiser,
co-executors Of the estate OF Rev. J. S.
White, deceased, filed their final ac.
count. They reporthaving received, on
account of the estate $l969.63 and dis
bursed Sl0O3.65, leaving a cash balance
Of S965.9S on hand. The executors re
port carrying out all of the behests o.
the deceased, and Judge Terrell set tn,
time for hearing the account for Sat
urday Setamber 2d nj H. m
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
BREWERY
..-.-
BOTTLED

j. Maguire, Prop. 10 u
CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
BEEK.
Khnger q Beck Successors to Sou,hSalem
Bottling WORKS.
All orders for bottled beer will be- filled
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Free city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.
Ice Very Nearly Given Away,
We can give ice away, tO convince you
come aud see now hlg chunk you get
for little money. Our Ice is manufac-
ture from pure distilled water.
capitol Ice Works,
2stf kLIN0ER x BECK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27

Last week we ad dvertIsed goods that are now all
sold; 80 this week we will 9stonish you by selling
Mems Pants we'll worth 81 90 for ..... SOC. pr
Linen Lawn, we'll worth l2ic. yd., for Sc yd
Dress Ginghams we'll worth l2ic yd for. sc I'd
Good Outing Flannels s.................5c &c yd
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-27
Summer Dalnties

That are tempting and nourishing on
a warm day can be made from our
gelatine. We have many delici ious hot
weather foods in pOIted and deyiled
meats, canned lobster and the sweetest
and finest olive oil 10 prepare your
salads with. II you cannot find an APP
petitizing meal from our stock of fancy
groceries you should consult the doctor
ONNEMA ANN,
THE GROCER
LA State 81 Telephone 81
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN.
SCHOLASTIC uoNoRs WON by MR.
Il. p. CROSS. OF NORFOLK

Il. Il. LtOSS, OF NOItt Ol1N.
Mr. n. =. cross has recently return
ed to his home in Norfolk. bringing
with him his freshly Won honors from
Bampden- Sidney College. He not only
graduated first in his class and receiv-
ed the honor Of being appointed vale
dictorian for 90. but besides the hOnors
conferred upon him directly by the
faculty he mas received the honors of
being local editor for the Hampden-
Sidney Magazine. Historian of the Glass
of '99, ana Final Senior Orator for the
Union Literary Society. He will re-
turn to Hlanpden Sidney College next
year to fill the sub-professor's chair OF
English and Mathematics in that in
Stitution ana take Il post graduate
course.
When we consider the fact that his
a. Is. diploma and other honors were
won ny Mr.. Cross in two years. al
thouch he completed with men of four
years standing. the accomplishment of
so much IS alike honorable and sur
prising. The Norfolk academy may
we'll be proud Of the record OF her
"boys' in the various colleges and un-
iversities of the State.
Hampden Sidney College. which has
in years gone by sent out from its
walls men whose names now stand
high on the scroll of fame. is yearly
widening its influence and curriculum
and /, is hoped that now that the pub
lie are becoming alive 10 the excellence
OF the training given ut This time hon
ored institution. the number OF stu
dents may steadily increase from year
to year.
Mr.. Cross WAS accompanied on his
return home by MIR. w. c. Wanchope.
another student of Hampden- Sidney
College who has the honor of being
one of three to be distinguished on all
the courses pursued by them in the
junior class during the past half-ses-
sion. Mr. Wanchope is considered one
of the brightest men who attend the
college and will undoubtedly make his
mark in the world.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
PLUMBERS CONFER.
Committees FROM THE TWO AS
SOCIATIONS MET LAST NIGHT.

sunday the virginian- Pilot stated
that committee of five members OF
the Master Plumbers Association
would meet ana confer with similar
committee from the ranks of the Jour
neymen Plumbers and Steamntters'
Association on Monday night
This conference was held last night
ut the rooms of the Master Plumbers
under Richardson's Hall. The commit
lee from the Master Plumbers interro-
gated the members of the Journeymen's
committee as To what the wishes of the
1ourneymcn were. The latter stated
what the Journeymen Plumbers and
Steamfitters' Association desired in the
way of increased scale and apprentices
and helpers.
After lengthy conference the meet
ing adjourned and each committee will
report 10 the association 1t represents.
probably at meetings To be called in
the near future
FROM prospects last night ii looked
as II the TWO associa tons will soon get
together and come to an understand
ing that is mutually satisfactory. in
which case the strike will ut once be
declared off.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

The Lee Rifles. known in the Fourth
Virginia Regiment in tie late war as
Company a. held meeting at the Arm
DRY last night for the purpose of fur
thering the reorganization of the COM
pany, Captain sheen. Lieutenant Hill
and the majority OF the non commits
stoned officers We're present, besides
about twenty of the old enlisted men.
Several new names were enrolled. 4
strong effort is being made to get the
reorganization completed, and II looks
as IL this Will soon be accomplished.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
MR.. GRoEs6ECK LEAVES.
A POPULAR YOUNG NAVAL OFF
GER ASSIGNED TO DUTY AT
kICII NOND

This young and popular naval officer
has received orders TO depart for Rich
mond IN assist Superintendent Con-
structor George H. Rock. in the work
OF building the three torpedo boats
and two torpedo boat dcstroycrs in the
w. r. Trigg ship yard Richmond. Mr..
Grocsbcck has been connected with the
Construction Department OF the Nor
folk navy yard for The past eighteen
months ana has been quite a social ia
vorite while here. 1t IS with the regret
of meny friends here that he bids adicu
TO Norfolk. and IT is hoped thnt Mr..
Groeshock Will some day resume his
duties in this city
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
MR.. HEGARTY RESIGNS.
WILL TAKE CHARGE OF RAILWAY
SYSTEM IN PHILADELPHIA.

Several days ago the Virginian- Pilot
learned that superintendent d. a. He
garty, of the Norfolk and Ocean View
railroad, had resigned his position, his
resignation To take effect on August
lith. MI HeSarty requested that the
same be not Yet made public. bur as
The matter has gained publicity, the
Nlrsinian- Pliot is now at liberty to
state that Mr.. lIegarty will go to Phil
adeiphia to accept & responsible posi-
ton with The Philadelphia syndicate
that has recently acquired II number of
electric roads tributary To that city.
forming very important chain OF
electric communication through a
densely populated section.
Mr.. iicSarty has made many friends
during his stay In Norfolk by his cour-
teous ana genial manners and intnlli-
gent handling of the duties OF his oilicc.
VINO VIII regret his departure, and wish
him success in his new field
Mr.. aud Mrs llcgarty will probably
leave for Philadelphia shortly after
August lith.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
s'ti,"rut ofnn Infant.

The funeral Of Carroll Leslie Digs
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
c. Digs, who died at the home of its
parents, In Princess Anne county. Sat
urday. was held from Haygood Memo
rial Methodist Church at IL o'clock
Sunday morning. The services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. a. \.
Jones. The interlnent was in the
family burial lot on the old homestead.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
EMBARRASSMENT AT CUMBER-
LAND STREET NJ. l.. CHURCH
TONIGHT

AT the entertainment 10 be given at
$50 o'clock tonight in the Cumberland
Street NJ. T.. Church. the following pro-
gram Will be rendered:
Piona Duet. "Boute-en Train 49,.
....... ..................E. Ketterer
Prof. Newton Fitz and Miss
Berthe rwiiord.
Male Puarteite 49,. 80. ....... Selected
Mr.. j. L. Duncan. Mr. Harry
Butt. Mr.. w. IL. Jones, Mr.. Will
liam richards.
recitation ..... 49,. ..... ..... Selected
Mr. Chisnell.
hass SDio -..-..- 49,. 49,. Selected
Nj William Richards.
ilaho SoiV-.-.. ..... 49,. ..... Selected
Miss Ethel Hardy.
Baritone Sulo.. Selected
Alr Harry Butt.
Mr.. Geo. Fentress.
soprano solo could l" .......... Tosti
Miss Raynor.
Tenor Solo My Dreams" ..Tos;i
Mr. las. T.. Duncan.
htc''h'i"h '-.'. &C.. -. -. Selected
Miss Whitworth.
Contralto Solo, "Asthore" .Trothere
Mss Alice j. Oliver.
Quartettc' Good Night. Beloved"
Miss Annie Dunbar. Mrs. Lula
wilkins Mir j. T.. Feniress Mr..
Gilbert Dunbar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

~ NE pKOl'IcR AND ECONOMICAL.
administration OF the household is
the primo duiy OF every housewife. Begin
by ord.rne your household supplies fr1m
avenues. WHO carries Numsen's Nalht
club Vinegar
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

~ HE BEST IS CHEAPEST IL THE
end You can get best aud cheapest
groceries from c. :. WHITTIER & RST
Park avenue. also Nuinscu'a Yacht Club
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

E,HE oUINTEssENCE or WIS
dom: 10 know thyssif" hut one
should also know where TO buy best gro
ceres for least money. J. r. GOENTO &.
co. Church street. IS the place They also
carry Numsen's Yacht Cluh Vinegar
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

. M AN WANTS BUT LITTLE HERE
AVA below but he wants that little
good. You can get the best of meats ANA
groceries At w. l.. MARTIN. No. Todd's
block. Eerkloy. also Numscn's Yacht Club
Ninegnr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
E NEWS or NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO THREE FTVE AND SIX
SPECIAL NOTICES.

g ~ pLuRIBCS UNUAr" THE ONE
Ne storc-out % m1ny--is That OF
r. W. HEWITT. rs Chestnut. Gcrkicy
lie has everything Z fnslid GUS liver could
wish. Including Numsen's Yacht Club
Vinegar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
sTITCH IN TIME WIFI SAVE

IS STITCH IN TINE WILL SAVE
n nine" 81 YOU call on WAI. IL.
FlNCK. grocAy and delicatessen store.
High and Cranky. you'll save money and
the worry you've had with Inferior proce-
res. Numscn's Yacht Club Vinegar on tap.
s. r.lIlE AGE or REASON" PARKER
< * ELLIS. 229 Church demonstrate.
every reason why you should buy your
grocery supplies from them. Numsen's
Ylcht Cluh Ninegar alWAys In stnck.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

ID 9TH PARTICIPATION AND REAL
ID ization' Will be fully satisfactory In
Your purchases of table supplies from u.
W. CliOlsitN. Liberty street Berkeley. lie
also sells Numsen's Yacht Club Vinegar.
7 INVEST YOUR MONEY WISELY BY
1 purchasing groceries and Numsen'S
Yacht Club Ninegar from u. ". Jones. 10
I.'h,rtv strrnt InriloN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

~ lie OLDEST SCIENCE rs THAT or
L proper living, eating ana drinking.
Your comfort and longevity VIII be sub-
served by purchasing groceries from j. l..
FENTHI1SS. York and lototOurt. vino
handles Numsom's Yacht club Vinegar.
u y p L Il HENCE DEMONSTRATE
a. that one is never pcrmanentiy suc-
chances. hut 20 direct - WAL HART
* BRO. 70 Chapel. Tor groceries ana Num-
SENS Yacht cub Vinegar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-06
PREsBYTERIAN ALLIANCE.
Dissatisfaction With Lines on Which
Meeting has Been Conducted.

Dissatisfaction With Lines on Which
Meeting has Been Conducted.
WASHINGTON, oct. 5.-The Presby-
terinn Alliance continued its sessions
here to-day with the reading OF papers
and discussion of the preparation to be
made for the Liverpool meeting next
year. This discussion fllled the great
er part of the morning session and de-
veloped the fact that many OF the mem
bers were dissatisfied with the lines on
which the Alliance had been conducted.
DR.. Scrlnger, of Montreal, said that
this was the first meeting OF the plll-
ance he had attended. and that unless
n different programme were adopted In
the future, he should not care to attend
again. II was generally agreed that
the alliance wanted fewer long, heavy
papers and more time for discussion Of
live practical topics, The various sug-
Eestlons were referred to programme
committee for the next meeting,
The afternoon session Included talk
on mission work in the TrAnHyaRl by
Rev. P. c. j. Meiring, of Johannesburg,
and a paper on divorce by Rev. Prof. a.
NJ. McLenahan, OF Allegheny Pa, DR..
Melring said the Transvaal had not
been able in its earlier history to do
much mission work. but with the In
crease in wealth and population 1t was
undertaking the civilization Of the wild
tribes, and now seventy-flve workers
were among the Eattirs and other
tribes.
After the reading Of Prof, McLena-
hans paper on marriage and divorce,
Rev. Cyrus COrt. the author Of the dis
turbing arbitration resolution OF Tues
day, offered i strong resolution against
the RanctlOnIng Of divorce on any but
'scrlptural grounds" The resolution
went TO the business committee.
In a discussion on arbitration, Sam
uel Smith. an English member OF par
lament, made an earnest plea for the
conclusion OF an arbitration treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States and said that he had used his
strongest endeAvOrs at home to have
the Transvaai dispute submitted to ar
bIfrnfIOn