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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
H0NORS FOR
CHICAGO'S TARS
They Occupy Seats on the Floor of
the Throne-ROom at Cape Co..
ony Parliament Opening.

CAPE TOWN. July 1.-THE Pariia-
nent of Cape COl0ney was opened to-day.
A large crowd of people assembled out-
side the Parliament buildings hailed the
ARRIVAL of Sir Alfred Miner. the British
Hien Commissioner and Governor Of
ono Coioney. with dealening cheers.
amor which God Save the Queen was
twice sung by the people.
'rne speech OF the Governor did not re-
fer 20 the political situation, excepting
mat he said relations between the Cape
Coionev ana the states. colonies and
territories OF Africa We're friendly
OUR SAILORS HONORED
Nv the Invitation of Sir Alfred Miner.
rear Admiral Howison and the ofiiVers
OF the United States Cruiser Chicago,
oertpiad seats on the floor OF the throne
room al the opening OF Parliament
Inls IS an unprecedented distinction for
foreigners They were greeted with the
greatest enthusiasm.
THE FRANCHISE BILL
PRETORIA. July 1.-THE Volkesraad
today adopted the first two sections Of
inc franchise bill During the course OF
fhe debate n was declared that Great
Rrirafn has caused the present trouble.
AIR Jcseph Chamberlain the Secretary
.. State for the Colonies. being tho
prine mover. Il was added that the
new law was leDient and could not be
altarad- -l..L.-- - - a. ---~ - =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
BANK CASHIER
SHOWS Up SHORT
Funds of a Bank in Perth AmbOy,
New Jersey, Shy Sl25, ,OOO-
Cashier Under Arrest.

NEW YORK. July H.-Gcorge VI. VAL
entine. cashier of the MiddleseN County
Bank or Perth Amboy y j., which was
closed today, has surrendered himseiI
and IS now in jail on account Of snort
age I'm the banks funds which mas Deen
vigorously estimated AN the way 70 Sio''-
0C0 The affair caused CONSERVATION anu
dismay among the business men OF ferlh
Amboy. where the MiddleseX County
Bank was considered as strong as iae
eternal hills. So panic stricken diN the
residents OF Perth Amboy become "hen
it was learned that the MiddleseN county
Bank had failed 10 open for business as
usual this morning. that crowds sur
rounded the Perth Amboy savings ins'l-
tuition, but the run was OF briet duration.
SHORTAGE DISCOVERED.
on Monday last Cashier Valentine evi-
IDENTIFY concluded that he could no longer
conceal the shortage at the hlddleseN
County Bank On that morning he tele-
phoned President Watson that ne was
detained. but he said that ne would ap-
pear at noon. The bank had then opened
for business. and Mr.. Watson, who was
taking the absent cashiers place, discover
ed that there should have been some $500
I'm bills on hand 10 commence opera tions
that morning. These he could not lind.
JUGGLED FOR MONTHS.
An investigation of the banks accounts
Indicated Immediately that they had been
iugsIed for months. II was developed
that Valentine had checked heavily
against the Park National Bank. OF this
city. correspondent of the MiddleseN
Bank. but the figures on the stubs of his
check book did not correspond 10 those
on the checks themselves. the checks
calling for more than the stubs recorded
This method Of fnanciering ruined the
bank.
Cashier Valentine returned 10 Perth
Amboy from brief absence, and was ar
rested.
4 MYSTERY,
President Watson Is OF opinion that the
cashiers delfalcation will amount to at
least $4,000 Where the money went 20
is not known. as the cashier Is said 10
have been moderate In his tastes and
habits OF life.
Valentines hond was nxed for $4,000.
His relatives are wealthy. and II Is said
they will endeaSr ~ make good the
essStAH1" - - - .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
MORE OFFICERS
ARE APPOINTED
Major Charles Elicit CabeII and Lieu
tenant Holmes Conrad, JrY Were
Among Those Named.

WASHINGTON. July li-Thc Prcsi-
dent made to-day number of appoint
meuts of officers in the volunteer army
Among those appointed were the fol-
lowing. each officers former service being
given:
no bc lieutenant coloncl-Webb c.
Hayes major 'irst Ohio Volunteers
To Doc majors Llyod ~. Brett. captain
Second United States Cavalry Charles
Elicit Caben major Sixth Virginia Vol
untcers. Elmore H. Taggart. captain
Sixth United States Infantry
40 be- captains-Amos IS. Brandt cap
tam Seventh United States Volunteer In
fanty. William II. GllcnWatcrs. captain
sixth United States Volunteer Infantry
To Dee nrst neutenants-Ailen IT, Balen-
TYNE. Third United States Volunteer En-
gineers. Edgar ~ Concy. captain First
Mississippi. John a. Lewis captain
Seventh United States Volunteers. VIII
son q. strong. I'm Volunteer service;
Harry Ashmond Porter private. T.. First
united States Volunteer Engineers; John
A. Wagner. captain Il. First North Caro-
nna
ANOTHER VlRGlNiAN.
TO De second lieutenants- Holmes Con-
rad. Jr.. second lieutenant Second North
carolina. vincent Elmurc. Jr.. urst Ieu-
tenant Second Alabama: Henry Gibbons.
nrst lieutenant. G. Third Tennessee Vol
untcers, John Il. Shurr first sergeant
Fourth Tennessee Volunteers. Robert 5.
Hansbury. lieutenant Tenth United States
volunteers
Lleutenant-Colonel Webb c. Hayes was
major of the First Ohio Volunteers during
the war with Spain. He was present at
the battle OF Las Gusimas and The battle
or Santiago where ne was wounded and
ms horse killed. He was relieved from
duty on General Skaters command and
accompanied GENERAL Miles expedition
10 Porto Rico. Re was present at the
landing at Guanica and accompanied Cen
cral Gsrretsons brigade IN the action on
the Yauco road lie was recommended
Tor q brevet-heutcnant-c colonel for his ser.
wees In Santiago and brevet-colonel for
MS services in Porto Rico.
ORDERED TO DUTY.
The following named officers recently
appointed. have been ordered TO join their
regiments. the Twenty-nlnth Infantry
Fort Mcpherson, Ga: Captain George b
Lowell Captain Owen r. Kenan. First
Lieutenant Madison H. Wilson First
Lieutenant Edward H. Almand. First
Lieutenant Blanton Winship. FIRST Lieu
tenant Walter X. Whestly Second Lieu
tenant Robert Patterson and Second
LIEUTENANT John ], Muller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
RICHMOND AHEAD OF THEM.
Detroit Stree; Cars Tegan Charging
Three Cent Farcs Yesterday.

DETROIT MICH, july H.-Ihree-
cent fares arc announced to-day on the
fronts ~ Detroit street-eals m tho pla, as
VIM, ti'-, 900 '''''a 7't"7 ~
ue1"h5 e.i .'n. ....... ,. ,,,.
-,.''if I'm fe,'.i"n sl Goytro,r pfn-
groe and Tom 4. johnson to aivc the
people an obiectie-sou lpon what trey
may look forward t' 30 ,h. present plans
OF me sale uI fn .' Dt'i'.l I'''" 's %
to. tne Itifoli "tutt','... i'"..W.t '.,,t
p.uS 'i o-''l- .' .,..,. ~
.,., ror afto,n (rnt. are .9 vor,ild that
rnetr use FOR fun payment of fares can
bo Withdrawn at ans time.
The city is in a iuror over the pres
cut situation. an ,he newspapers. and
n,Pry all the more prominent cluze.h-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

WASHINGTON. July li-fierr Rose.
the German x-COnsul-Gener3l who Il
passing through the city EN- route To Ger
many paid his respects 10 the President
to-day. lie was presented by Secretary
Hay
herr Rose has Just returned from
Samoa lie says that the friction al
legged 10 have existed In Samoa between
the Germans on the one hand and the
Americans and English on the other was
very much exaggerated But every pres
tige Of friction. he says. disappeared
With the appearance of the commissioners
representing the parties 10 the tri partite
agreement The arrangement which they
made ne thinks promises 90 be perfectly
satisfactory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
HARVEY MANSION BURNED.
The Residence Occupied by Mr.. j. ".
Whitty DESTROYED.

Al f:io o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Harvey house. ON the Brook road. occu-
pied by Mr j H Witty caught fire
ana was in "a short time entirely reduced
90 ashes.
A phone message for help was received
Dy The Richmond Fire pcpartme nt
steamer No. responded with all possi-
Dlo haste. but so rapid was the llre that
the house was practically consumed be
fore the apparatus could reach the
ground
By the efforts Of the family and with
tne aid of uclghbors a small portion or
the furniture was saved. lt is under
stood that there was Insurance ON the
portion Of the goods destroyed
Ihe house WAS frame structure ana
mad been occupied by Mr. Whitty since
ms removal from Richmond some time
ago after r,sgnng the management or
Bradstreefs agency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
STAMP YOUR OWN CHECKS.
Bankers Must Return Them when
Presented tnstampcd.

WASHINGTON july H-Commissi0ner
Wilson OF the internal revenue depart
ment. mas issued q circular absolutely
prohibiting banks from atXug stamps
90 checks unstamped when presented and
requiring them 90 return the same to the
drawer lu his circular to collectors the
D1mmis-i ioarr says.
You are hereby directed 90 notify the
banks that are rfu oi stamping un-
stamped checks thut f the practice is
NOT Immediately discontinued they will
Do. reported to the United States District
Attorney Tor prosecution.
"rhe instruction contained in the treas
my decision So 1885, under date II
june -. I,eS. to the effect that there was
no objection to the afiXng by tne bank
of the requisite stamps to am unstamped
check presented for payment i5 hereby
revoked.
rnis decision Wat given in July last to
obviate the return of thousands of checks
m-nmpcd by drawers unfamiliar WIN the
law. This privilege has been used hy
some banks as ar advertisement in order
to secure patronage in preference to rival
banks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

pants used the butt ends OF their wea-
p0ns with deadly effect
W. - Hays was mortaly wounded. ).
j. Havs received O. crushed skull and VIII
die VIII Hays was shot in the arm.
j. B Manning. eN-counly attorney and
not participant wa. shot twice. one
BAN passing through bis body. Two
other by-sianders were also wounded.
ons merchant named W. n. Hart
having his arm shot off, Hfl Hays. the
least wounded Of any of the partici-
pants. WIS arregte1 and placed In jail
ana other arrests viii follow.
The Frick brothers We're not hurt
Ira smith and The Hays boys were
cousins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

Mr Ouo Morgenstern. one of Rich
monds best known and most highly re-
spected citizens. is extremely IN az his
residence. At Date hour this morning
his condition was critical He has been
in bad health for several months
Mr. Morgenstern came TO this city from
Germany n 1850 he served through the
civil war in the Confederate army, ana
was a gallant soldier.
Mr. Morgeustern Is the father-in-laW
Of Mr.. Peter Stumpf who is NOW on =
visit t0 Germany
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

LONDON. July 15.-rhe respondent
OF the Times at The Hague says. WIN
"A view of adding a useful resource 90 the
arbitration court. Mr.. Hollis. Of the Amer
Jean delegation has proposed am amend
ment which 10 is understood Great bri-
tain and Germany, as well as some OF
The other uowcrs. wnl cordially support
This is To- the effect that the court shall
be- empowered at the close Of the pre-
llminary stage of the proceedings. Wlth
the consent 0f both parties. to order am
international commission Of inquiry
whenever the facts or circumstance
seem to warrant such a course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
Banners are Presented to Several
Successful Students,
THIS DAY OF SPEECH-MAKING.
Congressman Roberts May Come IN
for aRap- Special Course Lectures
We'll Attended - The 'onVcn-
tion Photographed - Fcl-
lowship Meeting Only
Half-COmpleted

The election OF officers yesterday was
th. most important event. the President
lfr John n. Chapman. of Chicago. beins
reelected.
Appointments were made for Sunday.
number of visiting ministers being "s-
.ened TO pupits of other donomina-
uons. no appointments were made OK
cep, where requests were received from
the churches.
Many interesting addresses were de-
lyercd. and were we'll received.
Tho special course lectures iu the after
noon arc proving very popular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
MESSAGE FROM DEWEY,
He Cables the War Department His
Arrival az Port said.

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. july lL-Sec-
reary Long has received the following
cable message from Admiral Dewey:
port Said. July o. ls9.
Secretary of the Navy Washington.
-. g.:
olympia m voluntary quaranunc. As
soon as coalrd proceed Trieste for >prac-
tiouc and recuperauon officers and men.
tSIguedJ DEW III.
Ina-much as Doc is silent ON the SUBJ
jcct 10 is assumed thai n change has
occurred fu tine health OF Admira, Dewey
and his men since their departure from
Hons Kong. when ail We're reported well.
Do d.. said at the Navy Department that
the Admirar4 reference to "practi1ue
means simply that Doe is going TO Trieste
% get "a clean bl of health that VIII
enable him to continue his voyage
through thc Mediterranean without de-
lays from the health authorities at the
various points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
BLOODY STREET FIGHT.
Two Lives the Price OF Trouble over n
Wire Fcnce-SiN Wounded.

Wire Fcnce-SiN Wounded.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July IA special TO
the Republican from TeNarkana says:
In New Boston, Bowie county there
to-day occurred one of the widest and
most desperate street battles that h1s
been recorded in the fighting history Of
that town The trouble omanated from
a russ over wire fence when separates
she farms of Henry Smith and W. ID.
HAYS.
The two men met az prayer meeting
last Sunday when their case was talked
over. resulting I'm a fight in which Hayes
was hested The dimculty was brought
before the peace officers and the men
were arrested
At their trial to-day. and while re-
cess was ON. the difficulty vas reopened.
smith went into "a saloon W ID. Hays
and his brothers Hal. and $. J. HAYS.
followed him. Shooting began at once.
smith said 10 have been unarmed, was
killed outright. His friends came rpon
the scene aud took part In the conflict.
,rhev were Jack. John and BIZ Frick.
A general battle then ensued. When
their reyolyers were emptied the lartlci,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

BERLIN. July IA slight earthquake
to-day caused the collapse of gallery
i'm the R0chiughdusen mine. near hclne,
Westrhalia. eutombine sixty miners. Sew
eral have been rescued OullN injured.
The fate of the others is NOT Set known.
The shock DESTROYED walls and broke
windows iu Herne and WAS fe't as FAR
Laibach Austria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
SUMMARY OF T0-DAYS NEWS.



-Aloritz Beckers family in Baltimore.
Legislative candidates state who they
favor FOR Senator. All desire % lie in
structed by "A primary
Harvey house destroyed by ire
carter sentence may BE- cOmmuted-
More about the killing of senator
jay secured in the Ellis case and the
trial begins this morning.
Many volunteers apply. but few are
-,Richmond hrms invited To send In
bids for the new Southern railway depot.
state.
,.-sS IA small boy crushed to death at Pu-
A woman murdered al Phoebus by
stuffing a handkerchief down her throat.
DIR. W Holmes Yerkey. of Frederick
county. elected pharmacist at the West
ern State Hospital
old negro man under arrest IN Alex
andrl county for criminal assault.
Congressman Epes has conference
with Secretary Alger.
General
Two Virglnians given commissions In
the new volunteer army.
The Brice Chinese syndicate said 20
be trying 10 form an Anglo American all
iiance.
A New Jersey bank cashier arrested
for embezzlement
Mrs Rich WI be delivered 10 the
Mexican authorities ON the charge 0f
m'rder
a bloody street battle fought in an
Arkansas town.
Bankers prohibited from stamping
checks Dresentcd unstamned.
The yellOw-fevcr situation In santiago
somewhat improved
--Frsach colony IA New Orleans had an
elaborate Fourteenth-of-July celebration.
Foreign
President Loubot reviews the French
army on the national fete day
Sixty miners entombed by an earth.
quake in Westphala.
-cHicers - the Chicago given seats In
the Throne Room AZ Cape Colony Parlia-
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
OFFICERS ELECTED.
NIr j. II. Chapman Again Chosen
President Morning Exercises.

Rreefdeut-W Morning Exercises.
.,,. d,,.s ,.,.s.renu, was opened NJ
.., ,-....i.,..i ,.,..,-
'''' o ''''A WIN 7I''''''
cises at four places sinuilaneousfs'
DIR SHEPARDSON.
p,.t.,,..,..l ,-l.,l,.. Chanel Rev Dan.
'' '' ,,....
Def ohcp'Iosoh' the h''i'i ''''' '''"
gcust. of Newark. o.. led the service.
A large audience assembled in the Col
Deg. chapel at the hour selected. The
theme of meditation was. Two KINDS OF
ui-c.piss.' based upon j. CoIini mans d.
i-lI and Hebrews b.. ID. h 8. a hileI o",
hue VI Dr. ShepWdsoh ieHi'Ih7 I"'-
lows:
The word disciples .malneie7l l"e
Very word of our convention l7 I'"oi'"'
OF the school room. DO means to pe
learner or pupil. 10 suggests 'ne "o'"
master and rabbi or ie'cheL l.il' 's
school room CHRIST I7 OUT '.
h.nir is our chiel teN' ..- [f
-l' .."+ '"''' ','' VT I...t.i,.,i
".' I., ,'' ''' ,'t,i.t t,er. ,rs two
in ' ,.'.. 80. i..ris ,f learners as
,.i,. trii,.ted I'm ,be Scripture. I'D
p,6os I'M Christ or carnaI. 10 mature.
fuu-erown spiritual or adults. There are
,., +,., Glasses .ueh as some wouli
,. ..t,,. or .inle.s ONES and Ur-
~ ,,t-t.t,.r. An Christians are
runis .holy brethren. partakcrs of a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

WASHINGTON. d. G.. July h-Joaquin
Yelair Charge dAnaircs ad interim Of
Guatemala to-day wired the Associated
Press me- had just received the following
official cahlegram. july l3th. from mis-
home government. Peace and perfect
tranquility prevails all over the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

BELGRADE. July 1i.-Blazo Potroyics,
a relative of Prince Nicholas. ot Non
tenegro has been arrested ON the charge
of complicitv I'm the recent attempt 20
assassinate former King Milan. of Servia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
WEATHER FORECAST

Virginia-Threatening saturday. pros
ably showers sunday variable WINDS
Sorth and South Carolina r Pafty
cloudy Saturday and probably sunday
continued high temperature saturday'
probably cooler Sunday. variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

rne following was the range or tho
,noroomefcr at The Times office yesier-
adv a NJ. ls. i2 NJ 20. p NJ 'N. b y.
Al. or. 81. g. y NJ, "a, average
40 l-j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

of the Lord bui tho church OF an the
ages. There was never % grave that
held So much. When the Roman seal
was placed upon that tomb had 80 been
unbreakablo. 30 would have buried the
church of the living God as well a. tho
SON az G.H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

CONTINUED ON Seventh Page)
The record-union., 1899-05-12
BUFFALO STRIKE.
It is Gradually Assuming Serious
Aspect.


BUFFALO On. ", May 1.-THE
strike among the members of the
Freight Handlers Union at this port
Is gradually assuming a serious aspect.
There are about 1000 of these men
pledged not to work for any contractor,
and many of these men are now on a
strike. Originally a few of them went
out in sympathy with the grain shoy-
elers, and tonight it is believed that in
case the scoopers gain their point they
will remain out until their differences
have been satisfied
Several managers Of transportation
lines said to-day that if the contract
ors did not quickly demonstrate their
ability to do the work of loading and
unloading freight boats they would be
compelled to devise other means of re-
lieving the congestion of traffic at the
port.
At the Lehigh Valley docks the COM
pany called in a lot of yardmen and
other employees to take the place of the
strikers. AT the Central, Erie and other
big docks the work was practically al
standstill, the few freight handlers
who were at work being non-union
men.
The freight handlers demand an in
crease of wages from % cents an hour
the present rate, to 80 cents an hour
for work outside of the freight houses
and 70 cents an hour for inside work
They also ask for the abolition of the
contract system.
The record-union., 1899-05-12
TUNNEL UNDER EAST RIVER.
Governor Roosevelt Attaches His
Signature to the Bill.

ALBANY IN. ", May 11.-Governor
Roosevelt to-day signed the Atlantic
avenue tunnel bill, which will give the
Long Island Railroad entrance to Man
haitian Island
The bill gives to the municipal as
sembly the power to grant a tunnel
franchise for term of fifty years, with
the option of renewal for another TWEEN
ty-f1ve years after revaluation
The tunnel will cost in the neighbor
hood of $6,000,O00, and will require two
and one-half years to build. The only
expense to the city will be about ST.
200,OU0, or half the cost of depressina
the tracks on Atlantic avenue, between
Eldridge and Flatbush avenues.
The plan as outlined contemplates the
cutting of a tunnel beginning at some
point in the vicinity of Broadway and
Courtlandt street, Manhattan, extend
ing under the East River to Flatbush
avenue, Brooklyn, then by open cuts
tunnels and elevated structures to ia
maica, via Atlantic avenue. a distance
OF twelve miles. This rapid transit
ilne Will connect with the Long Island
Railway system.
The tunnel under the river will con-
slst OF two tubular conduits. thoroughly
ventilated and lighted by electricity.
There will be but nine stations on the
entire rhine, two of them on Manhat
tan Island. The run from Corflandt
street station to Jamaica, on the south
side of Long Island, will be made in
tWenty-four minutes The motive poW-
er will be electricity
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WILL CONTINE FIGHTING.
ITALIAN MINISTRY.
Probable Personnel of the Recon-
structed Cabinet.

ROME, May 11.-Although the COM
position of the reconstruction Cabinet
has not yet been officially announced, it
is considered that the Ministerial crisis
is practically over. This evening Mar
quis Visconti Venosta notified General
Pelloux of his acceptance of the For
eign Office portfolio.
The new Ministry will probably be
made up as follows:
Premier and Minister of the Interior,
Lieutenant General Luigi Pellieux, Sen
ator.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, MarG uis
Emilio Visconti Venosta, Cenator.
Minister of War, Lieutenant General
Mirri commander of the Sixth Army
Corps and the Bologne military diyi-
sion.
Minister of Marine, Rear Admiral G.
3. Bettolo, commander of the Levant
squadron.
Minister of Public Works, Signor Pie
tro Lagava, Deputy.
Minister of Public instruction, Dr.
Guido Baccelli, Deputy.
Minister of the Treasury, Professor
Paeolo Bozelli, Deputy.
Minister of Finance, Signor Antonio
Salandra, Deputy
The record-union., 1899-05-12
SACRAMENTO, FRIDAY MORNINGS MAY

resenting its interests. the one in East
ern Massachusetts and the other in
Greater New York.
Rev. A. J. McKim has been recalled
to the society's service and assigned ia
duty in Porto Rico.
Rev. F. G. Penzotti, for some years
past in charge of the agency in Cen
trail America, has been invited to take
the oversight of Bible distribution in
Cuba for part of the current year.
Rev. Jay c. Goodrich has been ap-
pointed agent for the Philippines, and
is now making arrangements to go to
that new and interesting field
There are twelve agents serving the
society in other lands whose time is
devoted to it's interests. Besides these
agents, 243 persons are reported az
having been employed for a longer or
shorter period in distributing the Scrip
lures in foreign lands.