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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
Wisconsin in the War.

AdJt. Gen. Boardman, in his biennial
report to the governor, fixed Niscon-
SINS expense in the war with Spain at
SIS. 14l.q0. which viii De borne by the
federal government, Out Of 5.469 men
furnished by Wisconsin for the war.
two were killed in battle, and the loss
from disease was 129. The deaths Of II
Wisconsin soldiers who served in the
regular army or with volunteers FROM
ether states are reported. Gen. Board
man recommends the remuster Of such
organizations after muster out as de-
sire TO return to the national guard
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
Resolutions Adopted Du Sylvan Camp Nc.
rs, Modern W0odmdn OF fmeriGa.

a meeting 81 sylvan Camp No.
-. NJ W 4 held Dec -, 1898. the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, In the mysterious WAYS Of pi-
vine Providence our late nclghbor, Or y.
+, Strong. has been removed from us il is
but just that fitting recognition of his val
liable services be had. Therefore be il
Rfs0fDed That IA the death ct 9t. strong
this Camp loses a ncignbor whose place VIII
TIE hard to iii. having held the responsible
position OF Camp Physician since the organ
tzation OF the Camp up 10 the time 81 utS
death. lie performed the duties 81 the ON e
with great care aealousJ guarding the ia-
terest ~ the fraternity
hsSolctd That we extend 70 the NidoW tad
relatives our heartfelt sympathy ia thelr
great DercaEe ucut dau commend thtM q"
the care ana protection 81 the Great hYsi-
clan,
hesp'gtd That 4 copy of these resolutions
be presented 10 the widow, that they be
spread upon the records ut the camp ANS
published ana that the charter ot tne eami
Pc 3raped in mourning far aperiod ~ thirty
DAYS 4 w BURROWS.
~ .. NlEW
W T., WEEB
Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

elected TO the Thirty fifth. Thirty-sixth,
Thirty-seventh, Thirty eighth ane Thirty
ninth congresses and was in 1867 elected To
the senate
He was the author of the Morrill, tariff
act of 1861 which was the basis j. all the
tariff legislation Of war times. I On en-
tering the senate he became a member Of
the finance committee. and nearly all Of the
time was the chairman.
To Senator Morrill, probably more than
anyone else was the present splendid en-
dowment Of most Of the state agricultural
colleges due lie was the author of the
original bill giving aid to these colleges
lie lands.
Senator Morrill, was an lndefatigable
worker and while not an orator re spoke
gracefully and forcibly and was always
listened to attentively His great age and
high position caused him to be universally
esteemed by the other members Of ths
senate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

London. Dec. 81 The Shanghai cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
.'rhe terms of the final contract re-
specting the concession TO the Anglo
American syndicate of mining and rail
way privileges in the province of SIZE
Chuen have been agreed upon. and are
now being signed. Sze-Chuen is un-
doubtedly the richest, as we'll as the
largest. province in China. Great Bri-
tain and the United States get the
greater portion. the Chinese and other
nationalities getting the balance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
MillVille.

Our school is progressing finely un.
der the supremacy OF Miss Prudie
White.
Charlie Koschkee attended the dance
at Wauzeka Friday night and reports
a good time.
A young lady has come to make
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Pease a long visit.
Set up the cigars. Ellis.
Frank Horsfall has had the misfor-
tune to lose two of his cows lately.
That makes four in the last year.
Rob Simpson delivered 80 shoats
in Bridgeport last week He had
little bad luck as one became smoth-
cred or in some way was injured 50
that it died
Miss Mamie Austin started for
Greenville. Ohio. last Monday morn
ing. She was married there At half
past twelve Wednesday Her name
i now MR.. Troup.
Mrs. Cora Russell was the recipient
Of a fine organ a. Christmas present
from her parents who were visiting in
Minneapolis at that time Il has an
oak case and j. a beauty
John Foster has Just bought two
COWS Of Charlie simpson John i
going right into the dairy business
and that is all right too for there
isn't anything that pays much better.
Chas. Simpson with his son Char
lie Of this place attended the cattle
sale # Muscoda on the 2l,. ID Decem-
Der They say they saw some very
fine cattle and purchased a drove OF
ten. Durhams and Herford>. Some
calves sold there a- high Is SOD aud
$3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
LONG CAREER ENDED.
Justin smith Morrill,, the Venerable
Vermont Senator, Dies OF Pneu-
monia in Washington.

Washington. Dec. 2s. = Justin Smith
Morrill,, the senior United States SEN
ator from Vermont. died at 20 min
utes past one o'clock yesterday morn
ing in the eightyeighth year of his age,
after an illness of less than a week.
Pneumonia was the cause of his death.
In the death of Justin Smith Morrill, the
senate lost its senior member in point of
service and its oldest in age. He had served
continuously in the senate for more than
81 years, Senator Morrill, was a native OF
Vermont. He was first elected member
of the house from that state as member
of the Thirty-fourth congress, taking his
seat at the first assembling C that body
after the 18th OF March. 1850 He wag re-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

Washington, Dec. 81. IS q result OF
the issue between Gen. Miles and Gen.
Eagan. concerning the quality Of the
beef supplied the army, and on tho
written request Of Gen. Eagau. the war
department has issued a special order
for the ASSEMBLING of board of officers
in Washington on next Tuesday at ten
a M. 70 inquire into the general sub
ject of the quality OF the beef supplied.
and particularly as to the possibility
for the loss of 100000 pounds of re-
frigerated beef sent to Porto Rico when
the expedition under Gen. Miles was
there
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
strnnwe Amic,ion.

One OF the strangest cases which has
ever come to the notice Of Milwaukee
physicians is that of Miss Tony Bros
eheit, who has neither moved nor
spoken for i've months. One morning
last July her mother went TO her room
10 call her. The girl was lying on the
bed with eyes wide open, but all that
the mother could do would not rouse
her. Ever since she has been in the
same condition, and medical science ;
unable TO DO anything 10 relieve her.
She is % years OF age. She never APP
pears 10 sleep. but lies al the time with
her eyes wide open.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
nteh II California;.

Edward Balm. the multi-miilionaire
wagon maker and philanthropist, who
was one Of the best-known residents Of
KeEosha, died at Pasadena, Cal, from
heart disease. aged Is years. Mr.. Balm
was probably the weaithiest man IN
southern Wisconsin, his wealth being
yariously estimated at from S7oo0,oo0
to S15.000000 lie leaves wife and
two daughters
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

In fifteen minutes with only cake Of Ivory Soap and water
you make better cleansing paste than you buy.
Ivory Soap Paste W take spots from ong and will clean
carpets kid gloves slippers patent enamel russell leather ana
shoes leather belts painted woodwork and furniture The
special value Ivory Soap this form arises from the fact that
be used with damp sponge cloth to cleanse many articles
that cannot be washed because they will not stand the free appa
ton of
DIRECTIONS .
Gu
''e"s eqys , -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
snNs lie Ne.er Married her.

c. II. Mouiton. aged s. years, and one
Of the wealthiest residents Of Berlin,
secured divorce from Anna Beehinski,
who claimed to be the legal wife Of
plaintiff. The woman produced a mar
riage certificate obtained in Milwaukee
a year ago but Mr.. Moulton declared
lie had never been party to any such
contract lie stated that the woman
was conspiring to get possession OF has
property.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

- he HOOK anu IdttttcA ptN SCI "
the people without pay or reward.
Once year they ask the pub.ic's pat
ronage to a ball. They should have
at least the price Of one ticket from
every property holder in town and
then they won't be hall paid for their
services.
The Royal Arch Masons had a
public installation and Publication
last Monday night Col. Clark oflici-
ated. An excellent banquet was ser
wee 1t the Lancaster House Mr.. and
Mrs. Divall fully sustained the good
reputation they have for providing
bountifuI repasts in the best Of style.
The Hook and Ladders Masquer
ade IS for everybody, for rich and
poor. stylish and plain, good looking
and ordinary. country iakes and city
plugs All will be treated alike and
all will have a good time 50 if You
belong to any Of the above classes
buv a ticket at the first opportunity.
1.-The American Girl i the sub
ject for c l. Hood 4 Cos new calen
dar. It is a beauty-iust As most
American girls are. You can get
one-a calendar we mean at almost
any drug store. The real girl can he
found in your neighborhood. but how
to get her-weIl that's for you to find
out
Notice our Great Club Offer" on
another page. Ridpath's Home
Reference Library" can be secured at
greatly reduced prices by joining the
club at once. Any one desiring to
see the work may do so by visiting the
office Of the Herald where we have the
complete set for our own daily use
and for vopr examination if you 50
desire.
Our enterprising merchants. the
Joeckel Brothers, are expanding their
business still more and have opened
branch store in Montfort where they
will sell winter clothing at reduced
rates The people Of Montfort can
depend on fair and courteous treat
ment every time from Joeckcl Broth
erS. Frank Calls and Harry Orton
are in charge.
Will Ward has spent several
months in the service OF Uneie Sam
without an accident but the ther day
while home on Through had the
misfortune to shoot himself in one OF
the fingers on his right hand He was
out hunting with revolver and by
accident senta ball through the fleshy
part Of the forefnger. His furlough
has been extended
1t is not frequently orr privilege
to enjoy so rare treat as the Wagner
Male Quartet spread before as in the
Congregational church last Saturday
evening. They are company Of cul-
tured singers and the equal Of many
whose reputation is international.
From the commencement to the close
of the entertainment the attention of
the audience was enchanted as the
singers poured into the air the sweet
notes thai ravished the ears Of de-
lighted people. They are welcome
guests in Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

Oakfield was the scene of shocking
tragedy in which Mrs. William Tanner
killed her six-months-old babe with
strychnine and then took the poison
herself The husband was away at the
time. The couple were young. and
Tanner says the relations Of himself
and wife were happy. She had never
shown symptoms of insanity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
SANDER Causes Suicide.

Miss Minnie Rose, Of Beaver Dam,
was found dead in her room at the
Plankinton house in Milwaukee, hay
ing committed suicide BY shooting. She
left note saying that she had been
cruelty slandered, that She was inno-
cent. and had for this reason sought
neace in death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
Held for Murder.

Thomas Dixon and Thomas J. Kings
Ton. who were arrested November -
charged with the murder Of Officer
Prinslow, of Fond du Lac, were given
preliminary examination and were
held 10 the next term Of the circuit
court without bail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
Mig BattIeship begun.

san Francisco. Dec. 31.-Work on the
battleship Ohio has been commenced at
the Union iron works The Ohio will
De the largest ship ever built on the
coast. and one Of the three largest ever
built in the American navy. She viii
have displacement Of 1880 tons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
l.n.kcn-. Arn... save

Pie hest salvein The world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rhcnua tex
er sores, letter, chopped hands
bIaius, corns aud all skin er .t Gs
and positively cures piles or pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed Price % cents box At j. 4.
Benefits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
MARRIrn


At Plattevllle. Dec X. by Rev Beuk n
sopp, Eugene Place and Louisa shields.
At Boscobel Nov 10 by les Bond Geo.
Jewell and Lille Collard.
At Boscobel. Nov. ~. by Rev Bond Emmett
Haggerty aud Nettie Pickett.
AT Bloomington. Dec. IS Nv Rev Schocn-
fed VIM Malin and Van Name.
AT Bloomington. Dec - by Rev Schoet-
field. Emory box and Alice lioughton.
At Plattevllle. Dee ~ bv Kew Edgeiow
Tnos Julian ana johanna Hawk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

Havana. Dec % Tie United states
now has 10000 troop in this city. Maj
Gen Brooke does not recognize the
Cuban army. and Wi. q everything
compatible with tact ard judgment 10
cause rs disbardment
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Prot. Colburn OF 1a-~At1ic NdS 4
Lancaster visitor last Thursday
Most Of Tie soldiers home on fur
Tough have returned 10 Camp shipP
Mr.. James Mllin Of Glen Haven
was welcome Herald caller Wednes-
day.
Miss Mabel Curtis 81 Whitewater
is the guest OF her sister Mrs l. /.
Clark
Tank Kee in City Opera House
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings.
Mrs. Case, wife 81 H. W. Case 81
south Lancaster is dead and was bur
led at Potosi last sunday.
Mr.. Rolla Moses returned 10 the
Platteville Normal Monday after a
two weeks visit at home,
Mrs. John Woodward of Platte
vile was the guest OF Mrs. Frank
schreiner over New Years.
The lectures this week on China
and the Chinese by Gen G. W Bailey
promise g % q unos''ai ii's''S'
Mr. j. R. Place. wife and mother
who have been visiting in Rathbun.
Iowa. returned home last Saturday.
The new couny officials. Budd,
Tuffiey and Fawcett took formal pos
session Of their offices last Monday II
noon.
The familY of Walter ncklin
were treated to a fine Christmas pres
ent IL tiie shape OF a store! Y CLARK
organ
Del Breithanpt gave birthday
party to number of his young friends
last FRIDAY evening rom 10 -
O'Clock.
Treasurer Woodhouse is kept
busy these days collecting taxes. He
can be found at H. ). Rhodes furni-
The ladies missionary society Of
the Congregation church will meet
with Mrs. 5. r Green. Friday after
noon at the usual hour.
Public installation Of Tom Cox
Post and Corps officers in post hall
Saturday evening, January II. Fam
lilies of members invited.
-Eurene Starr returned home from
Camp Shipp. last Friday with an hon
orable discharge On his return he
found fine daughter one day old.
r Err for colo NV
..aoaoa rha.r -,rao+ - mo citv
otI,o Cal ~ 80 ,ddras. rho
ppdersiyned JERRY GARNER.
vao a.,. oardiollv invited -
H. ..,a, IN oont zoo -
- = ,.baa.1 nav, vodnosdov
-. r..ao,, :, 1900 hocinnina
" :
p;ahara ,Iahan and Misses Rubv
49,, IT. washhnrna a,,andsd
AZ -. oonoart - plat,ovilIo
sn' 1ri.o'. 80
-oherih ra"'0'' n'S aP'o'''1' '"e
ioilo"'ns "ep"'! sne',ns ,, 'a"'es
49,, - Cho,,;an p,o+,o,il,o.
- I,;.5 c,ho C;t,
- iiie ne" 9voiS = '.H
rum 'ne musical no"'0 " " " n'e''7
" Nooe'' - = VIVA, az" . T ,''
= Ut O'nie' uppei :
LahcasIeI' louhu III Ms 9'oNhin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

Dr. Daniels Compound syrup SAM
guinaria for coughs. colds, Group and
measles 1T J. r. Bcnuett'- II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

For clear skin. clear al the mat
through, tran, parent enoagn - let
sunshine. rosy cheeks show through
take Rocky Mountain let ROY"
= HAssEL AND j. T. BENNETT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

De- w I Brown The eve. ear,
nose and ,hroat specialist, will be in
Lancaster at Dl. Hassell's office from
Tuesday, Dec. 9th to Saturday, Jan.
Z 1883 Glass accurately Il 80. ?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05
IstDTsN

-~~-~-~~a-5~-~-~~-r-~ )-5--~4~-~-~-~~~-~
IT I}o>cobel Dec. > 20 Mr.. aud Alr~ Louis
ieHZ~ndoTf. a son.
Al clifton Dec. II e SIR. and Mrs. loren
Carey son
AT Clifton. Dec ~ - Mr ana Mr~ Robert
WatChDrn. son
Al clifton pee 3 % SIR. ana Mrs Gee.
Allen daughter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-05

..lf'' women ever gets 50 home
" ~he isn't worth looking ar, she'd
better take Rocky Mountain fra
Brings back the bloom 81 tonih Doe
stone ,G HA-sEL AND j T. Bennett
DIED
>~,-~-~-~-~-~s~~-~-~--
At Bo-cobel. Dec. Is. Jacob sidler aged -
years
At Bsglev Dec. > John Yabers aeea :.
wears.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-18
City Court Cases.

Court Officer Heal sang his usual solo
in tho city court this morning In voice
80 clear that 1t would do credit to q circus
ticket seller. Judge Ball presided and tho
usual number of sight seers were present.
But there was n oases arising out Of the
circus and Chief Dolan says 1t is all duo
to the fact that tho people OF the circus IRE
all right No complaints were lodged yes
terday and thres men who were arrested
on suspicion were allowed to go.
Johh Melrose, Charles Bonner, Thomas
Mcbride and Theodore Donohoe were
fined Il and costs each for being drunk.
Laura b. Cornish and Mabla Cooper,
colored, woro charged with disorderly con-
duct. The Cooper girl had been using
bad language and was fined IS and costs
and tho charge against the Cornish girl
was dismissed.
Denis Daley was charged with disorder
ly conduct. John Bell testified that he
heard tho defendant use very bad langu-
age In w. 9TH ST.. house. Ho was fined %
and costs.
VIM. Irons colored, was charged with
carving a concealed deady weapon. He
was picked up by officer John Long along
the railroad at Bird street. He was drunk
and acted In suspicious manner. He
was held in 300 bail for court,
William Frisby was charged with ass
ault ard battery on his wife He came to
his home ut No. Sl9 Orange street and
struck her three times because sho had
not como home In time to go to the circus.
Ha was fined SO and costs.
The charge Of selling liquor to minor
preferred against Frederick tkleitz was
dismissed. The young man hU sold tho
)iquOr to Is not mi nor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-18
0. Assessor for Northern district,
'homas s. Lewis, Of. Council, Morris,

80. Assessor for Northern district,
Thomas s. Lewis, o.. Council, Morris,
81.
Ninth ward, First district-For Mayor,
George W. Bush, 8; Seth H. Feaster, 2.
President of Council, William s. Led
mum, s. City Treasurer, William II.
Curry, s. City Solicitor, Henry @. Con-
rad, 4; George A. Elliott, 0. Assessor for
Northern district, Thomas s. Lewis, g.
Council, Watson, 5.
Ninth ward, Eastlake district-For
Mayor, George W. Bush, g.; Seth Il.
Feaster, 5. President OF Council, Will
liam S. Lednum, IL. City Treasurer,
William II. Curry, IL. City Solicitor,
Henry G. Conrad, 8; George A. Elliott, 8.
Assessor for Northern district, Thomas
S. Lewis, II. Council, Watson, II.
Ninth ward, Middle district-For
Mayor, George W. Bush, SO; Seth II.
Feaster, l6. President of Council, Will
liam S. Lcdnum, 50. City Treasurer,
William Fl. Curry, 50. City Solicitor,
Henry G. Conrad, 20; George A Elliott,
90 Assessor, Thomas S. Lewis, 50.
Council, Watson, So.
Tenth ward-For Mayor, George W.
DuSli, III Detl IL. ItusteI, ~. IIcnl-
dent of Council, William s. Lednum, 80.
City Treasurer, William H. Curry, Co.
City Solicitor, Henry G. Conrad, a.;
George A. Elliott, l6. Assessor for South
ern district, William File, 60. Council,
Abraham, GO.
Eleventh ward-Tor Mayor, George
W. Bush, S; Seth H. Feaster, 5. Presi-
dent of Council, William s. Lednum, 10.
City Treasurer, William II. Curry, 10.
City Solicitor, Henry c. Conrad, 5;
George A. Elliott, 5. Assessor for South
ern district. William File, 10. Council,
Patrick S. Smith, 10.
Twelfth ward Fourth and Grant
street-For Mayor, George W. Bush, 0;
Seth II. Feaster, T. President Of Coun-
Gil, William s. Lednum, TO- City Treas
urer, william II. Curry, l6. City Solici-
tor, Henry G. Conrad, 0; George A.
Elliott, G. Assessor for Southern district,
William File, Is. Council, Rommel, 10.
Twelfth ward; Third and ConnelI
streets-For Mayor, George W. Bush, 10;
Seth II. Fcaster, 90. President Of Coun-
Gil, William s. Lednum, II. City Treas.
urer, William H. Curry, II. City Solicit
tor, Henry c. Conrad, 3G; George A.
Elliott, 10. Assessor for Southern dis
trict William File, Al. Council, Rom.
mel, 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-18
COlOred Conference.
Wilmington. 4

] NliJulngtnu DOI
... May 18th. 1899
Second Days Session :-Conference con-
vened ut 8 A. NJ. 1T, Rev. Bishop Laue.
d. d., in chair. Rev. J. w. Perry p f., of
the New York District pei formed the re-
ligious services by singing hymn No. 93S,
which was sung with gusto, After which
tho first Psalm was read. A fvrvent
prayer was offered by Rev. J. w. Perry.
Roll was called. after which Rev. Il. p.
Moons transfer from the Ga. Annual con-
ference WINS placed on the roll.
The following visiting pastors were
Introduced.
Rev DR.. j r. Grove, pastor OF Asbury
church and Mr.. Smith, assistant pastor Of
thu same. The case of Rev. Watson of
Camden, was taken up. Ho was restored
to the same conference relation with tho
conference he occupied two years ago. The
discipline question take up the New
York district. Rev. J. w. Perry p. u,
character examined and passed. Rev II.
r. Praithor pastor of Mt. Olive church,
Camden N. j. road vary interesting re-
port of his work. His character passed,
report received. Rev. W. T. Watson OF
Cramer Hin, Nj. read bis report charac-
ter passed.
Rev Benjamin Monday, pastor at Bor-
lIn, N, j.. read his report character passed.
James II. Frazer OF Blackwoodtown, N.
j., character passed and report received
and accepted A sensational debate took
place this morning In which somo feeling
was manifested by certain of the brethern.
Bishop Lane, that giant of pariamen tartan
of the G. NJ. L. Church, stllled the tein-
pest.
Row. James II. Frlzer was continued
in his first and second years course Of
study.
Rev. ]. W. Perry, Presiding Elder of the
N. Y. District read a very interesting re.
port of. his District which was filled with
encouragement. Two churches have been
purchased, also a lot.
Elder Harmon was not ready for the
character of Rev. Perry on account OF H.
censinga woman to preach. Tho Bishop
asked when the law was formed against
1t Tho Bishop stated that he could not tell
whether tho salneSpirit moved the women
to preach as tho men. He said he nevsr
had much TO say on this subject and has
little now. Women have not been granted
the right by any Legislative body.
The Bishop applauded.
Tho Bishop has II way Of holding Ills
hand out for the church, oil the brothers
of the New York district for tho papers.
Rev. r. r. Prnither Of Mt. Olive Church
Camden, N. ] will preach Of 8 p. III.