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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

LONDON The arbitrators In the boun-
dairy dispute between Argentine and Chile
held their first meeting at. the foiv. gn
office and adjourned until after Easter.
LoNDON.--The tobacco manufacturers
are evidently convinced that the chancel-
Tor of the exehequer, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. intends TO meet the deficit by In
creasing the duty on tobacco,
NEW YoRK,--A Herald isDatch from
San Jose. Costa Rica. says: An English
syndicate has been formed with a capital
OF 100000 to work gold mines located in
the district OF Abangares, province OF Lii
IBERIA.
HAVANA.--Two important DEGREES will
be issued In the course OF the next few
days One tears up the Spanish taxation
system, Under Its provisions all muni-
eipal assessments ara to be applied to To-
cal administration
CoNSTANTINOrI.E-- Strauss the
United sta,es minister, was received IN
private audience b. the sultan. In the
course Of the conversation. his majesty
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STATUS OF SAMOAN QUESTION.
Conferences Have Been Held, but
without Result.

Conferences Have Been Held, but
without Result.
Washington March 27.--The lively dis
cussion Of Samoan affairs in the foreign
press seems to be the sequel to the de-
been followed by any material change in
the situation. Secretary Hay has held
further conferences with Ambassador Won
Holleben of Germany and Sir Julian
Pauncefote. the British ambassador but
these. IL is stated quite positively, have
not advanced the subject toward settle
ment
The Berlin report In one of the London
papers to the effect that the Germans had
determined TO abandon the support OF
King Mataafa In order TO induce the
United States to withdraw Chief Justice
Chambers is not borne out by any propo-
sitons made here. 1t is the view of the
state department that II Germany with
drew support from Mataafa the trouble
would practically be over, as the king
ship Is at the bottom of the present affair.
Thus far, however there has been no In
tination that the Germans would abandon
MatRafa. On the contrary, the under
standing has been that the contention be-
tween Mataafa and Maletoa would go
over to await fuller information, the only
action in the meantime being restricted to
the controversy between Germany Ameri-
can and British consular and municipal
officers.
Berlin, March 27.-The National zeltung
says that the German proposal for the
partition OF the Samoan islands may be
regarded as abandoned, owing to lack. Of
response, particularly from Great Britain.
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STATE.

Three new cases Of smallpox have az
velopod in Collin county.
Grand jury OF Fort Bend county investi-
gated tho statement that a train carr lug
negro soldiers had been fired On and hnd
It untrue
Mrs. Mary Finley was burned 10 death
In 1lill county.
Meeting Of the D1.ss executive commit
tee 10 consider The governors vetoes
promises TO be lively ono.
State Health Ofher Blunt decides that
The SMALLPOX at Bryan is Of very mild
type.
Tho Thermometer went to 30 at Texar-
kama; raining and freezing In North
Toxss
Galveston executive COMMITTEES will not
attempt 10 discipline Representative
Wheless directly.
War department has determined that
the First regiment is to he mustered out
at Galveston.
Several deaths from meningitis have oc-
CURED at DcDort, Lamar county othar
places afflicted.
Northern syndicate is negotiating for
$780, 900 worth Of Jefferson county land.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE rHILrrrINn SITUATION.


Crushing Agunaldo il harder task
than the Washington authorities at first
thought
Another long list OF casualties has been
cabled by Otis.
Spanish nrisoners held by the Filipinos
have been released and are now hGhting
for Agulnaldo.
Insurgent army commanded by Arri-
naldo In person, was driven back with
slaughter
Aeuinaldo's forces are said to be con-
centrated at Malolcs. and Macarthur Is
on straight road TO that point.
Spain is said to be considering dealing
directly with Aguinaldo for the release
OF Spanish prisoners.
Washington regards the Sighting nov
going on as chase across country.
Otis cables he has bought thirteen spen-
ish gunboats.
Believed at Washington that the in
surgents have an ammunition factory In
full blast.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK,-Daye sullivan OF Boston and
Joe Bernstein OF this city fought a 2o-round
draw.
NORFOLK, Va.-The cruiser Chicago. hay
lug MIR. Sherman on board, is due to arrive
hero Tuesday.
PRINCETON, n. REV James o. Muir
ly after an illness Of several weeks.
SAN FRANCISCO. As result OF six
Geneva has 1911 seal skns on board
WHEELING. ~ Va The Wheeling Steel
ana Iron company has granted It's 1000 em-
ployes an Increase Of from to 10 per ceut IN
wnges.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va General Flagier,
who has been critically III At Old Point Com
fort has taken a turn for the better and he
may recover
81 LOUIS. Bishop James DugEan died a,
81, Nincents insane asylum. where he had
heep patient for twenty eight years lie
was a years old
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. There is much ex-
element In thla city over the operations be-
Ing made to commences boring for oil cast
and south OF tho CITY,
SEATTLE. Wash-rhe report has reached
here that Canadian officials ara again seizing
liduor being conveyed by American custom
officers beyond tho White Pass.
WASHINGTON. Major James NJ, POLLARD.
who had worldwide fame as an expert Ions
distance rifle shot which he gained at VIM
SAN FRANCISCO, Tho names OF the Unit
ed States transports Scandal and Arizona
have been changed The former is now the
Warren aud the latter the Hancock
ST LouIS.-Subscript blanks have been
distributed for tho s., GOO. 600 popular sub
scripton fund for the Louisiana purchase
centennial TO be held in st. Louis In 1903,
SEATTLE, Wash, Mrs. Irma knight u
wealthy widow, formerly at Galveston. Texas,
aud ]. c. Dupree, \ lawyer OF this city, were
married here after an acquaintance OF twelve
hours.
NEW YoRK.--Tha Times SAYS that Con-
pointed and confirmed M United states yea.
eral appraiser, stu waivers over aceeptng OF
the oflce
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. The bill to pro-
hibit the sale OF cigarettes and cigarette wrap
pers In this State WAS passed by the house by
a vote of 90 to 3. The penalty il line OF
from $40 TO 800.
LAWRENCE, Mass.--The promised restora
ton OF wages at the Pacific worsted and cot
ton mills in this city has gone into eject
about 5000 employees being affected. II Is I'M
d,rstood that the increase is about 10 per cent.
TOPEKA Kan.--John Henry Collins has re-
CO we'd the death ssutence for the murder Of
iiE father. When asked by Judge llazen II
he had anything 10 say, he made sensational
spoech prote sting his innocence, which
brought tears 10 the eyes OF many OF the PEG
pie who crowded the court room.
BIRMINGHAM la.--serious trouble was
TN entened ut the ore mines at nolomtc
where 2b0 miners armed themselves because
d9y night. VIII Calvin, q negro, was sho
and mortally wounded by the infatuated blacN'
As cause he allowed himself 10 be arrested
without resistance, The mob was dispersed.
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ALGER'S LATEST BREAK
Took His Business Partners with Him on
the Cuban Junket.
SOME COMMENT IS CAUSED THEREB,
VIII Likely Know or Any
Good Things.

New York. March 27-A Herald special
frem Washington says; The action of Sec
rotary Alger in taking with him to Cuba
his former partner, NJ. S. Smith OF De-
troit and w. b. Mann Is causing some
comment here. IL has been suggested that
the presence of these men in Cuba with
Colonel Hecker. who had charge OF pro-
curing transports during the war with
Spain, would afford an excellent oppor-
tunity for them TO look about and secure
any business plums that might be avail
able. Colonel Hecker has been on the
ground for some months. and knows the
situation thoroughly. He would be In
good position to give advice to the other
members OF the party as TO investments.
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pringing Homo thr nena.

New York, March 27.-The transport
Crooks, which left Santiago March 20,
Is due at this port tomorrow and the quar-
iermaster's department are busy repairing
Tor her reception. The dead that are
Identified will be given to relatives or
friends OF the deceased. Those who are
nor Identified viii be Inferred at Arling-
t9h cemetery, near Washington. The
SrooE was sent to Porto Rico and Cuba 10
nring back the bodies OF the soldiers who
uied during the campaign. The removal
vas undertaken at the expense OF tho gay.
srnment' There are 1900 dead To Ne
Drought back, and as soon as the crooI,
70 wnioaded she will return to Santiago
70 nring back the remainder.
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FIVE KILLED, FOURTEEN WOUNDED.

-
First HcSuIts Of the Opening Fight
Of Tuesday.
New York. March 2S.--A dispatch 10
the Herald from Manila Tuesday
saysi
The gunbont LATINA de nay n'-
tucked the insurgents nj Bn'nch"'
Thrcc Americans were w0undc".
MncArthur's division has rrorsrh me
MmriIno river and is Advancing
northvnrd.
Thr insurgents attacked the AMER
leans last evening ut Mnriin". o"'
were reruiscd with severe loss. Our
loss was Ave Killed and four'ee"
wounded.
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DOMESTIC.

Beef Contractor Swift gave testimony
before the board Of inquiry which dis
agrees with Gen. raj Eagan's statements
Several new trusts have been chartered
by New Jersey.
German Americans mot in Chicago and
adopted resolutions denouncing an Anslo-
Am rican alliance.
Missouri house of representatives has
passed the bill TO reduce rate for pas
sengcr fare.
Marvellous stories OF fnds in the Klon-
dixie are again given out.
Eleven men were injured. one fatally.
in a FIRE at Chicago
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LEGrsLATIvE.

The senate passed bills prohibiting X
greater rate OF interest than 10 per cent
per nnnum; providing for speedier trials
OF detainer cases a number OF bills were
ordered engrossed.
Tho house passed bill providing FOR
amendments to Paris charter. Dallas char
ter bill WAS taken up. amended. discuss
ed at length and went over as pending
business.
Friends OF the vetoed consolidation bills
hone to pass the Cotton Belt and Katy
measures.
Probable that the house will pass the
Dallas charter bill tOday.
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AMERICANS WE'RE ARRESTED.
Arrests Made In Guatemala and Not
in uOndurRs.


in Honduras.
New Orleans, March 27,-Referring to
a Washington dispatch to the effect that
the state department has received advices
from Honduras saying that no Americans
had been arrested and mono were I'M
perilled, friends of the men who recently
returned to this city report that the ar
rests were made In Guatemala not in
Honduras although the latter country Is
said TO have been instrumental in the mat
ter. Tho seven men are Colonel Jehries
Churchill Guthrie newspaper man;
lHlournay, druggist Johnson. the barber
of the party; Harris, machinst Brett,
n salesman, and Dalrymple and Roberts.
commercial statesmen. These men are sup
posed to have been members OF the hli-
clustering party from Kansas City, in
tending TO fight to install Vasquez as pres
ident of Honduras.
The men were first Jailed at Livingston.
but they have since been taken TO
Guatemala City SO as to evade American
Intervention.
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THE kLONDII<E.
Gold Bcing Found In Great Guam
titles.


Seattle. Wash. March PHI. Miller
and Thomas Scott. who arrived here today
from Dawson, report great deal Of gold
coming into Dawson. indicating that VIII
son creek is a great producer. This VIII
be the greatest gold year the Klondike has
ever seen. They estimate the yield at
$1b,OO0,000 Gold creek and tho French
gulf creek bench are yielding we'll Some
pans yield as high as SITS.
One claim ON French gulch has turned
out $40, 0O0
Bull" quartz has been found on tbs
Fisher gold hill claim. near Dawson A
nugget weighing seven pounds was dug
up, 1t contain about $500 In gold The
discovery is regarded as further proof of
the quartz origin of Klondike gold and Il
has revived the search for the mother lode.
Advices from the Porcupine district say
that Alder creek Is turning out $40 per
man per day.
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A POLITICAL RIOT.
Chicago's City Hail Was the scene OF
the Fighting.

Chicago March 27.--Dfferences regard
ing local politics precpitated small
sized riot in the city hall today. As re-
suit Charles Biedenweg ia suffering from
severe bruises on the face, while Walter
r. Russell, a witness before the election
committee, was beaten severely about the
head. Owing TO the conflict the election
board temporarily changed quarters to-
the county building, where all visitors
were compelled 10 pass between rows of
armed deputy sherihs The city hall is
controlled by democrats. the county build
ing by republicans
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ALABAMA NEGROES RroriNG.
Made an Attack Upon Camp of white
Miners.

Birmingham, Ma, March 27.--Negrn
miners made an attack on the camp of the
whites in Dolomite. about 12 miles from
here, shortly after midnight, The white
men returned the FIRE and several of the
negroes were wounded. Reinforcements
have been sent 10 the deputy sherifs who
We're trying TO preserve order aud Sheriff
O'Brien has Just left with another strong
posse Negro soldiers recently mustered
cut are melting the blacks. race war
is threatened.
--latest details are that none OF the ne
groes were seriously injured. Sixteen OF
the rlngleaders are in the hands OF the Of
heers aud strong Gordon OF deputies are
patrolling the camps.
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LOCAL.

a plan of reorganization proposed by
which it is hoped to preserve the auui-
forum FOR the use OF the public.
The railroads are to be backed up in
helping to make the San Jacinto celebra-
tion a success.
Tho council meets in regular session.
but very little OF Importance 10 done.
Some Western visitors loud IN their
rraise OF South Texas.
The water works recei9oeship case will
likely be settled out OF court.
Cases set for the April term Of the
criminal court.
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TWO Robbers Killed.

Scranton, Pa, March 2h-rNe IL
men shortly after midnight en'sl~ :,
Carbonate Traction company D., III ,ss
the suburbs of this city and whn s,o N
them held up the employees WIN i a,str.
the others ransaeked the place. V NM
the days receipts, getting about -
all No one was injured ~ -
The robbers were pursued W ,s "a.
and two Of them shot and kii ,hsr u
have not been identified. Ths o'A''
escaped.
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SENSATIONAL ACCUSATION.
Members of the Missouri Legislature
Accmseh Of LOhhNimN.

Jefferson City, Mo, March 27.-The
house today, after a sharp conflict, passed
to engrossment the bill reducing passen-
ger rates from to ale cents mile.
In the course of the debate Dalzell OF
Webster made a sensational charge Of
lobbying influence against the bill He
held up mileage book which he said
came to him through the mails, and point
ing to the members against the bill, said:
III the railroads would keep the red books
in their offices you would do your duty
In voting to regulate passenger rates"
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QUAY UNEASY.
A Break In the Deadlock Is Expected
Soon.

soon,
Harrisburg, Pa, March 27.-There are
rumors here tonight that conference of
Senator Quay's friends throughout the
State will be held at the executive man
sion on Wednesday TO discuss the sena-
toral contest The story is that Mr.. Quay
has notified his friends that he is feeling
too badly 20 leave Florida at this time
and he will leave his candidacy entirely
in their hands Senator c. l.. Magee OF
Allegheny and his followers, who have
been voting for Mr. Quay since the begin
ming of the deadlock are expected TO
break away inside of ten days and this is
assigned as the most potent reason for the
conference. The anti-Quay republicans
are expected to concentrate on candidate
tomorrow or Wednesday TO show their full
strength. They have hitherto divided
their votes among a dozen different men.
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Galveston. Texas, March 27.--A likely look
ing young fellow named Brockway will be
tried at shortstop by President DermoGy
biockway came to town today
II is only week until the Galveston team
VIII begin active trainin. at Beach park. The
tol the season, and everything Is about ready
Tor the fun 10 begin. The schedule which IS
to be adopted by the Texas league will prob-
any make the first regular same of the year
take place on April Is.
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battle between Thievc. and or,

Dexter. No. March ga pl''D., N
tie was tonight eight miles norm ,s,,y,s
yesterday between a gang OF u,b ~ "A
(which Charles Hendrickson was
en-. and Sheriff Rains and a pos,,s IA
Gers. After ten minutes pa,v .'s,s n
which time about 100 shots "a
Hendrickson was killed, receiVlnats, n.
in the head. His daughter, WV n
active participant in the battle, M
ly wounded in the left breast
G. p. Booth slightly wounoeo.
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Washington. March 27,-The state de-
partment has received advlces from Hon
duras saying that no Americans had been
arrested and none were imperilled. re-
port has reached this country that seven
Americans would be arrested in that
country.
One Of the matters which will be brought
to the attention OF the president on his
return will be the proposition TO supplant
the military with civil officers in Cuba
and Porto Rico, so far as practicable.
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THE RACES.
Results at New orIcnn,

New Orleans March 2L-openlng day of
TW9uisIaha Jockey clubs spring meeting.
siN turlongs-sim W, Dolly Weithoff BeI-
:, second; mile and twenty yards-Uhlers.
br9Wn Vail, Phidias, Time AS.
Mill aud twenty -Wootrnnger. Indigo
StfSum9n' Annie Taylor. Time 81
u Handicap mile aud sXtssnth-Water Crest.
Selling. six and a half furlanvs-Stvtor
A 5nie L'ilie NJ, Duchess of York. Time
seven iuronHs Mamie Davis. Randazzo.
Nora 5, Time 1:99A
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COMMERCIAL.

The American future markets declined
n few points. while Liverpool advanced
1-6id.
Houston spot market closed unchanged.
Tho business outlook is good for all
branches OF trade.
Advances were noted In wheat. corn.
oatsand provisions.
Material advances we're noted In To-
bacco and the gas stocks.
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WASHINGTON.

Congress passed two bills permitting the
appointment of admiral Friends OF samp-
son arc hopeful.
Stated that the Samoan question is no
nearer a solution German still insisting
that she is right
Some comment because Secretary Alger
took his business partners with him on tho
Cuban iunket
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POLITICAL.

"Coin" Harvey has resigned az chair
man OF the ways and means COMMITTEES:
to be succeeded by Cook OF Mi'souri.
Congressman Lewis Of Washington gives
out the opposing candidates In 1900 as
Bryan and Sohley, and Mckinley and
Roosevelt
Senator Quay Is said TO be uneasy over
the outlook for his political future,
a Delaware representative has been ar
rested for attempted bribery.
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Representation Arrested for Bribery

Dover, Del, March 27.-Mark l.. Davis,
union republican representative in the as
sembly was arrested today changed with
having offered bride to Francis H. Lat
iomus, TO secure the latter's vote for j.
Edward AddicSs for United States senator.
The warrant was sworn out by State De-
tective McNey. Davis waived a hearing
nntil tomorrow and WAS released on $1,000
Ia
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Lima, Peru. March 27.--Adyicss y
Bolivia say that an encounter is ifnnl'
between the government troops y.
President Alonzo and the fedeTansa
isurgents. The fighting wiz probao! Z
place between Orucea. where the k"s'|
ment reserves are stationed, and cosV'
about 60 miles northwest OF Orucoa
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cuBAN BANDITS ACTIVE.
sixth Corps Has Becn Instructed 10
Hunt Thorn Down.

Havana. March 27,-rfe bandits near
Gupnaiay province of Pinar del nv are
still active and General Diaz, the Cuban
commander of that district. has published
a proclamation to the Sixth army corps
asking the troops to make every effort to
effect speedy termination OF the disorder
In that province and it is said the bandits
will be energetically pursued. The leader
was formerly, during the war, the guide OF
Colonel Pedro Delgado. OF the Cuban army,
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The New mondurean oabiast,

New York, March FLA dlspa''a
Herald from Tegucigalpca, Honduras, Z
President Terencio Scirias' new eau..e
composed as follows Foreign $3.50
Caesar :Bonilla; war, Maxine , n n~i
Caesar Bonilla; war, Maxine B. M,
lie instruction, Constantine flailos' =
works, Francisco Alschul.
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SPORT.

The local baseball team is nearly COM
plets.
sharkey- Mccoy night has been tempo
rarily declared off,
Louisville has been given very bad
deal by tho National league magnates and
is talking about IL.
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COSTA RIcAN NEWS.


Earthquakes Are Frequent
New York, March ga dispatch NJ
Herald from Salvador says The ydr'
lseI eql JoJ uondnIs NJ ussq ssq wn|
three weeks and earthquakes have u
frequent in this vicinity.
The report of the minister Of t,rl
shows a drop in receipts from ss,M4
for the previous fiscal year to SIAal
fer the year just closed. Tho n
crease is accredited to the unstabsl,s
the country.
Rafael Guitterras, who was reus}
overthrown by the president Of Salns|
is at present at San Jose, Costa Ria
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George NJ. Reed, manager Of the Shreveport
baseball club in the Southern league, former
~ manager of the Houston club who mas
been in the city on business the last few days.
left for his home last night While here Mr
Reed perfected arrangements whereby he viii
bring his team here April Z, s and to play
with the local club.
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Womston Tcnm Ncnrlr CnmnIetc.

Tho team Is now nearly complete, only
catcher and shortstop to be signed; the
names of the players win be given out next
sunday. The managers are very busiy ell
the two players needed and in other details.
fiYe lett handed batters are on the team.
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DECLARED OFF MpoR.au,
McCoy's Shoulder VIII Not p.,s
III IN LII.

New York, March Civilian A. Brs|
mtnager of Kid Mccoy, today notIaa Iu|
C'Rourke, manager of Tom sharksy, th,t NJ
Mccoy harkey match would have 10 b. n
clGreu OFF temporarily, as Mccoy hut n
she ulder in his recent tight with ChcysV]
Mccoy does not feel physically prsosri n
meet Sharkey, Brady says. He wishes d M
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AN EDUCATIONAL FUND.
Thousand Dollars WINS
RnIscL IN ON. NIlaanurI pn,.-.,

seNCmty-tWO ThOusNnd DOIIRrs Wns
Raised in One Missouri Town
Cameron, Mo-, March PA remarkable
educational meeting has taken place al he
session OF the mission conference Of the
Methods, Episcopal church being held at
Cameron, Sefenty-two thousand dollars
were pledged for education, u part az the
Twentieth century thanks offering. Fiftv
thousand dollars OF this WAS pledssS for
endowment OF the American univ.si,y
and $4,000 for the Missouri wesleya col.
lege at Cameron.