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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15
MAJ. rRnDERICK .. PRIME.


GfAhVH MfssfssIppf C6mphfEh.
NEW YORK, Aug. H.--Maj. Frederick
r. Prime. an engineer officer OF the
Union army during the civil war. and
chief engineer In Grants Mississippi
campaign. Is dead at Ltchfeld. Conn.
lie belonged to one OF the oldest families
of New England. being descended from
Mark Prime, who emigrsted from Eng
land about 1880 and Joined the colony
that founded the town OF Rowley. Mass.
He was q grandson OF Nathaniel Prime,
head of the old-time firm OF Prime, Ward
a King which In its day was the largest
banking house in New York and was
the oldest son of Rufus Prime, "A we'll
known merchant and scholar OF this city.
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Democratic Press Committeeman.

CHICAGO. Aug. Ex-senator Jones,
chairman Of the Democratic national
COMMITTEES. today appointed d. &. Dun
bar national committeeman from Utah,
to be a member of the press committee,
vice Norman r. Mack Of New York. re-
mittee
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HEAD-END COLLISION
ON THE RIO GRANDE.

Two Were Killed and several Othcrs
Seriously Injured ms q Result
of the Accident.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Aug IA
A head-end collision on the Denver &
Rio Grande railway. today. at Monument,
about twenty miles north of this city. re-
suited in the death OF two persons and
the injury or several others
The dead are r, F, Weber Manitou,
Colo, and b. r Gilbert, Fowler. Colo.
The injured are Frank Frado, Italian.
OF Saiida, his wife and two children, one
Barnes. of Denver.
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UNDuLY HAsTY.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. f4-Pubiic
Administrator Boland today applied for
letters Of administration on the estate
OF Coils r. Huntington In this city.
Judge BAhrs refused to grant the order.
characterixtng the application as UNI
duly hasty.
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senator Hanna Will speak.

NEW YORK, Aug. Ex-senator Hanna
today decided to open the Republican cam
make a speech at Asbury Park next Tues
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE regular quart
sriy session OF the western branch 81 the
Army OF the Potomac was held last night
at the Sherman house. The feature was
the third and last % series Of address
es by Lieut.. Joshua Smith on The cam
palgns Of the Army OF the Potomac. The
Subject iAss night wAs "Tha ApQouSt-
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CONSULT fforance Marvin. seattls-s
prophelsss. Hotel Victoria
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


ST LOUIS. Aas N-wclrsrton ard Mcc.nn
,.,stctnat,d IN q asht on the Geld today. landing
ssverai blsws before The police ntsFfeFed- Attsnd-
AnrN AZ 50 scofei
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HOODS.
SdrSdpdriIIa

IL Americas Creates, Medicine. Sold bv
eA druggists. Price " Get only Eeedi 8
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Our mag nificent stock of Summer Merchandise
disappears rapidly "a juicy peefsteak before
hungry Kiondiker."
After three more days of the PHENOMENAL BUSI.
NESS with which been favored during this
We for empty fixtures soon to be filled With
fall goods. Still on sale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-15
Wash Dress Materials.

STANDARD PERCABES. Fast cole
Pretty styles. while they last ,.......,
l2ssc Qualities In FINE CORDED DIf
TIES. Dark Grounds. while they la
ss-inch FINE ORGANIZES. Choice p
terms. large assortment. sale price.
Zoe Qualities In FANCY ORGANIZE
very pretty. sale price.................
Csc Qualities in IMPORTED MADR
will be closed out at.................
SIC IMPORTED WOVEN NovELTIl
extra quality. sale price.
CSC FINE IMPORTED BATIsTEs. 10
ly styles. sale price. ..................
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CHICAGO, Ans u q Ho~tnn and rhieagn
two inag ara unInttressins xsmss today, u
ors taking beth. First ssns-sccr.:
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Your mAnhond " 7hIlInN and VIII soon
yourself There IL no tirre 20 lose. fmpot
on the stAndstil With II you can make !,
ter II or II will master YOU, ard al! your "
able woe. We have treated 40 many cases
with them as you are With the very dayilgi
again be bothered With cmiesiouH, drMink.
nervousness, falling memory, loss ~ ambiii
Of your manhood and absolutely unfit you
Rage. Our treatment for weak fuen ~sli
you 20 wha, nature intenhed-a hale, heaiti
sxl MI al f.sA
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batteries Tsysns ana caanSsi cuppy and I
van vmparr. Hurst
ssrczd kans-srors:
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No Game In Cincinnati.


CINCINNATI. Ass. n-Tas s1ss visa Rrs-f
wzs resspcnss rata
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

Two Italians were arrested and
lodged CO. Jail here yesterday charged
with counterfciting The queer"
which O. Is alleged they have been
showing consists OF quarters and half
dollars and has been seen about here
for several days.
Cotton seed hulls $50 per tom a.
thc oh mill or siUo pertou delivered.
Phone your orders at once 90 No.
Ia. 2G2
Go 90 August GuiIro's restorant
for fresh oyster. served in any style,
also California fruits Of all kinds. n
Mrs. r. V. Kernolc and Miss
Mamie Kcnole returned from Mar
I'm yesterday.
Car of ear corn ou the track. Also
plenty Of corn chops at =. G..
/ Harier's. 2c1
J. W. Thomson and family have
moved to Bryan from jacksonville,
W. 7. Gibbs and family have
moved to the w. G. Brooks place.
Prof John Zehnal, late Of Europe
desires 10 offer his services In teach
ing u limited number of pupils or
any instrument desired, and also fol
tuning pianos. Prof. zehnal's or
che~tra Is at the service NJ the pub
lie for lawn parties, receptions. etc
| Cali ut residence opposite 81 Joseph
Catholic parsonage, or address ?. O
box 3ii. 90
The Juvenile missionary society
Of the Methodist church will give NJ
entertainment NJ the parsonage from
i:3l 10 - p. m, Friday, October q
Admission 10 cents. Everybody In
vitcd. Cream and cake will be sup
piled TO families ON application. %
The ladies aid society Of the Chris
tian church are requested to meet a
the Christian church this afternoo
at o'clock.
4 fire In Judge Taliaferro's kltcl
en- uccasioned au alarm last nigh
and was promptly eNtinguished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

Henry Thomas, the negro charged
with completely In the killing ~ the
negro Trammell, on Cedar Greek. in
this comfy, Wa. convicted and sem
fenced to the penitcntiary for twen-
ty-ilye years. The ease occupied the
District court Friday, Saturday and
Saturday night, the verdict being
rendered Sunday morning.
An unsafe bridge. eight miles
north Of town. near Benchley. de-
laycd II. d r. G trains from Sunday
afternoon until yesterday morning.
when the damage was repaired and
traffic resumed.
Robert Millican. % negro charged
with murder, entered a pien Of guilty
in the District court yesterday morn
ing and was sentenced to the peni-
tentIary Tor i've years.
Owing 20 the death ~ Major J. J.
Mistrot the store Of Ni,trot Bros. q
Co. will remain closed again today.
Their great storm goods sale will Dee
gin tomorrow morning.
Jesse Royder lcft yesterday Tor
/ Gardener, New Mexico, where Doe
will bee with the Gardener mining
company Mr. Boyder has the best
wishes of the Eagle.
j. u. A.tin returned from Bmzoria
county Saturday night with forty
cotton pickers. Every passenger
train going north now is loaded
down with them.
No I and No. . mackercl and
white l,h just received and now or
sale at Cole Bros. 80
/ Miss Sadie Cavitt has returned
from Virginia, where she has spenI
several years attending school.
Judge John y. Henderson has gon'
10 Tyler, whore the Court Of Crimi
nal Appeals is now In session.
The best refrigerated meats ~ al
kinds at the City Market. ). W
buchanan, Proprietor. Il
Just received, another car Of tn
celebrated Alhatross flour and Quccl
4 Beck nour-thc best that's made
4 Cole Bros. 219
4 Hue burned out at the Hanue
A man residence yesterday morning
damaging the roof slightly.
Miss Winnie Thomas left Sunda
, for Austin to attend the State Uni
10 vcrsity.
Lemp's bottle beer is the best. d
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Sparks is vi.itingat Caldwell.
J. r. Butler visited Houston sun
day
Mrs. NJ. w Sims Is visiting in
Dallas.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Ilar-
ris, a son.
Harry Marwill went Co Houston
yesterday.
Homer Mo.oloy and family have
moved 90 Dallas.
G.. ". Keeling of Tabor. lcft Sum
day for Cameron.
John Wheeler was here from
Grimes county sunday.
srlnk Mt Vernon pure rye for sale
by the Exposition saloon. Il II
Mr.. Kate Martin and Mrs. John
b. Hines are visiting 900 Marlin.
Metropolitan cigars are the best
Sold by the Exposition saloon. du
A. a. sanders the well-kuown
lola merchant, WIS here yesterday
Call for Temps bottle beer, refresh
ing, invigorating Take mo- other. 81
Frank Bittle has gone to Atlanta
20 attend the Atlanta dental college
FOR SALE-Good six-room cot
tage, south of town. Apply at thi
Office. 30
FOR RENT-Four room cottage
IN west part Of town. Apply 10 ;
W. Higgs. l6l
Miss Jursiwipprecht and Mis-
Elsbeth wihprecht have returne,
from Colorado.
Judge W. II. Nall has rcturne
/ from attending court az Kountz,
| Hardin county.
Miss Daisy Morley has gone I
Huntsville to attend the Sam lIou.
i ton Normal Institute.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02
REFUSED TO SIGN.
Colombian Government Post . oned Action
on the Protocol.

Colombian Government Post 3 oned Action
on the Protocol.
New York, oct !. The Herald's cor
respondent In Bogota reports that the
Colombian government has postponed
definite action on the protocol recently
signed IN Quito by Minister Uribe and
the government Of Ecuador.
The protocol is no, approved. ibocause
the Colombian authorities are waiting
for important data in regard to the att.
tude of Ecuador in connection with the
invasions On the southern frontier Of
Colombia.
Colombia is also investig eating whether
Ecuador has been In connivance with
VenezuelA
In the meantime. the Colombia gov.
eminent has given orders 20 the mill.
tary authorities on the Ecuadorean
frotier 20 maintain the strickest neutral.
iiy there.
The Liberal revolution Is now limited
70 guerrilla warfare in departments Of
Gundina, Marca and Tolima. The rev
oluiionisi- IN the north. commanded by
General Vargas San tos, have offered {,
capitulate.
General Prospero Pinzoa. the hero Of
the northern campaign. became minis
ter Of war on Sept 10. He has strength
, ened and made the department mor'
popular
The Mirr1quin government l. nov
recognized by the diplomatic corps re-
siding iu Bogota. Communication be
tween Lake Mnracanbo and Ecuante ha
( been rresiahlished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02
new WAY TO SIGNAL.
colored Parachute, In MIdair Have Zee
Tested by Mr.. Eddy.

aoiofea AafHh"trt N tthAtN hafe a10n
Tested by Mr.. Eddy.
New York. Oct. Ia system % war
oolored paraehuies in midair has Just
been tested by William A. Eddy nj
Bayonne. l. |. Kites were the chief
factors In the plan. A report on a series
Of these tests Is % BE- made by Mr..
Eddy TO Chief Signal Officer Gree.
ley.
~ Eddy sent aloft by means Of two
s.foo, kites, a light box three feet
squire. This was divided into two
compartments, each fitted with n trap
door. Each compartment contained an
American flag and folded parachute
made Of paper. In addition 10 the flag
one OF the paraohutes had suspended
from It disc, which is said can be- seen
10 miles away by the aid Of glasses.
Trap doors were fastened by time fuse
or slow match. One timed 10 release tho
door in five minutes aud the other In
ten minutes.
The parachute box. which looks like a
large aerial camera, had reached a
height Of 800 feet when the first match
released the door. The parachute open.
ed at once and sailed slowly downward,
with the hag flying. The extra five
minutes before the second match burned
out allowed the box 70 90 % greater
height, and the second parachute. with
the flag and disc, hung suspended In the
air for a lorg time. The idea is thai
with various colored flags suspended In
series under the parachutes, long mes
sages could be sent aloft These. IL Il
said, could be read at great distance b.
the aid OF glasses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02
Prominan, Texan Dead.

Dallas. OCT, Colonel W. A. Shaw
Of Ciarksyille, Red River county, a
wealthy planter and prominent Demo.
crat, died a. s.. Paul's Sauitarium here
after an Illness OF eight weeks His son,
Hon. Gu. Shaw, was with him when he
passed away. The remains will be
shipped TO Clarksvilie for interment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02
Texas state Fair.

Sept 2Sth to Oct. Il, 1900 II. n T.
G.. will sell round trip tickets to Dali
las. Fare, $40; limit Oct Is,
Ticket to be stamped by depot ticket
agent before good for return.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

Bowling Green. Ky, Oct. THE
postoiiice NJ this place was broken into
and robbed Saturday night Of between
$500 and 5000 In money and stamps.
The robbers ARE supposed 10 be experts
who have been operating In this section
for sometime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

Decatur Tex, OCT. Lowry Minor.
a farmer, was found dead In the road
about four miles east Of here. He was
driving four horse. heavily loaded with
lumber Iii supposed the team became
unmanageable, throwing him of and
brnnklnR bis neck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

Mansfield, o.. Oct. l,-Dowieite Fl.
ders $ p Fogwell and John r. Richter
Of Chicago, arrived here Sunday nigh,
and stopped at the Van Hof hotel were
routed out Of bed at midnight and sent
away on rumors current that mob wa.
coming after them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02
Les. Than one million.

Austin, Oct. l.-Governor Sayers an.
nounces that mp 20 date he has received
approximately t673. 900 in money for the
Galveston storm sufferers. This does
not include supplies contributed or
money sent TO other persons or commit
tees
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

indianapolis. Oct l. -- William V.
wolcott, wealthy Bostonian, is dead
from q stroke ~ apoplexy sustained on a
Big -Four train Saturday. He had In his
yalise 100000 IN government bonds and
about $1,000 IN cash on his person.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

Memphis, Oct /. General Cotton
Greene, prominent rs a Confederate sol.
der aud leader Of brigade under Gen.
Sterling Price Of Missouri, died here
Sunday. aged g. General Greene
founded the Tennessee club OF Mem
this
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02
Motion.

We will be closed ON October and
g. Wednesday and Thursday, 10 at
tend the Photographers convention
at Dallas. WILLIS ~ COLEMAN. 2G0
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-02

Beverley, Mass, Oct. john 4.
Hudson, president Of the American Bell
Telephone company. died suddenly In
the Boston and Maine railroad station az
Beverley Farms while waiting for Of
train.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Ancient Order United yvorkm.n

Mechanics Lodge had very interesting ,nd
pleasant meeting Thursday evening The next
meeting promises 20 he one OF more than the
ordinary. five candidates viii Va irs.fa,ei ap,i
the newly elected cffcers will be Installed
Phoenix Lodge had large and enthusiastic
meeting on Thursday evening. a; which one af,-
plicati0H WAS received. one candidate initiated
and two members admitted by card from Festts
Lodge. Festus. No. on newt THURSDAY ire ~
stalled ' 'o "
Jefferson Lodge had n good attendance and an
Interesting meeting on Thursday evening al
which several candidates were initiated and Tires
applications for membership reca.ved ins,alls-
ton Of officers Will be the principal feature ri
the next meeting.
Mr. J. @. Jonroporlc. manager OF the Suhur-
han Garden. has set aside Monday evening July
q. as A. q. Z W. night ut that place and
has furnished the Grand Lodge officers with com
rlimentary reserved seat tickets Officers OF
lcdSes can get supply % tickets Tor their mem
hers by calling ut tie Grsnt Lodge ofaoe.
Jefferson cote Rrilliante Mizpah Union
Tower Grove and Schiller lodges report applica :
ton for membership TO the grand recorders Of
fee for publication on the next weekly circular
new lodge instituted at C1arlsbrirg No.
on June % by 1. r. Flory, ID. q. NJ w with
fifteen charter members
Benton Lodge IN next Thursday night will
have installation OF officers Brother Charles
BIGGER IL nlakinG elaborate ARRANGEMENTS To
srluse the brethren who will attend One can
didate was initiated on last Thursday nicht and
one VIII be Initiated on next THURSDAY. A large
attendance Is expected
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
knights of Pythfas.

Damon Lodge No. IS at the convention or
Wednesday evening June 2, gave three esquires
II. Bermei and Z. L. Mclaughlin were elected
representatives TO the Grand Lodge; alt.rns:es
7. C's Herman Maunch. William Wehmeye,
and Doctor W. W. Vaughn.
Excelsior Lodge. No. r. concluded It's semi
annual term at its former home. seventh and
Market streets. The seIniannuai report shows
spent over SEQ on RELIEF Of sici, brothers. The
ton Of c. F. bigeloN. o. n BTck. ". ]. Ken
neGy. ". /. Bergen and George stilIman So
tina; the members may be able 10 celeSrats ,bs
Fourth OF July properly. there Will DO meet
fns on that evening.
representative as follows. c J. Kos.uba. +.
J.. Harrington. James W. Campbell wentworth
Terry and Henry wslstsr, with alternates. Hen
Morton Joafds snah Bro,hss M,. Ees , and
tanned with talking machine. Afterwaru. an
repaired TO the banquet hall and par.ook Of re-
bership for the h.st six months " ~
Wabash Lodge. No. 2as. had a special meet
ing, June q at which two pages were proven
IN the rank Of esquire IessfnE LODGE Of Belle
forty-nine In line. and We're entertained as only
Wabash can DO IL A. the las. regular meeting
was great nishs for wabn n rG nass. and ni II
lodge will not suspend the work In comforting
the ranks during the hot weather II has been
take vacation Business is too good i''''u "
last regular convention. Wednesday. Jun as rs y
reeSisd tas {: to ,Ss Sst a: Up
souri,. which ccnvenes in October al Kansa.
City, Mo-: Charles Scherrer. Colonel Frank NJ
man Charles Nevlin; alternate Ju,,,c !, y
Williams r. r Etackey. Charles NJ tla-ssnIu
judge Richard r. HouEhton. The G. G being
presided. CheSaiier has over 20 members and
work everJ session
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Order of Chosen Friends.

Liberty Council elected officers as follows
Ccur CiloJ. &. Schlwacher. vice councillor. Tony
Dat L; secretary, Lcui. c. He'll: treasurer. Jo-
ssrh Thoenes. Instructor. j. :. Harris: pEelst e.
Mrs. Kate Thoenes: marshal. William ;; Ca,
son: warden. Mrs Cara Toe. rs: guard. Miss
Z Keansi sentry. Mrs II. L. Gray; trustees
Nu.es. Ellen Ryan, Elizabeth O'Neil and jose
phine McCaffr"y. GruEd Councillor Steber adj
dIs. sed the thirty members present.
Last Tuesday night st Louis Council had
fair ATTENDANCE. with addresses hy Friends - a.
Der. White. Mcke!sey. Niaclvt. Birch and Miss
Ngrrin and Mrs Coulter. Miss Lola ScholtZ,
with Mrs. Kate Vaughn as accumuanist. rendered
a. tis;ic vocal selectioI-s. Ice cream Was served.
Rainbow councils last meeting was the best
since she strike began The next regular meet
ing being on July will be omitted. and July IS
VIII be the date OF the next meeting.
Pearl Council is In good shape financially and
In attendance Several apple ations were r-ceiy ed
at the last meeting. a warrant for $40 for sick
tsEetits Mas drawn for o. the sick members.
The members Of Pioneer Council enjoying
a basket picnic at Union. Mo. and promise TO
bring back lots II fish and fish stories
Supreme Organizer Gibson reports gratifying
results IN his department.
The anniversary celebration date has not yet
been fixed.
Fast supreme Councillor William C. Morris Of
ShlcsSo and his daughter are attending the Paris
fN,fiSttion.
Miss Kate Murrin OF st. Louis CoIncil. having
served three consecutive tecns vice councillor,
has teen created Il past councillor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
WILL DECIDE THIS MORNING
AS TO PROPOSED REMOVAL.
ST. JOHNS VI. T.. CHURCH TO
TAKE DEFINITE ACTION.
Members of the Cabanne Congrega-
ton Say the Move Meets
Their Approval.

Tho members OF st. Johns Methods,
Episcopal Church. South, the Reverend
Doctor l. $. Hopkins. pastor. viii take def
mite action at this mornings service IN
| reference 10 removing from the present To-
cation 20 Delmar and Kings Highway boule-
wards For some time past there has be N
a spontaneous movement 10 this end In ST.
JOINS Church, but not until after Mount
Citbdnne NJ f. Church. Of which the Rev
erend Doctor B. NJ. Messick is pastor had
decided not to build on the site it had Sc
lected at the corner of Delmar and Union
boulevards. This church abandoned It's prof.
ect chiefly because the lot selected was
too much hemmed in by fats.
In an interview yesterday the Reverend
Doctor Hopkins said to Republic re-
porter that there was no truth In the re-
port that there were any hard feelings on
the part OF Cabanne Church toward St
Johns Church in reference TO the proposed
change OF location. He said: Nothing is
farther from the truth than that there Is
or has been any intention on the part Of
81 Johns Church to close in on the Cab
anne Church. The movement is an entirely
spontaneous one. and It did not begin until
alter the Cabanne people had decided to
abandon their site at the corner of Delmar
ana Union bouievarus. Moreover, ] wish to
state that there is perfect unanIrnity In the
matter. and II Is believed that the pros
Pects OF the CabinDe Church are not ma
teriaIiy Changed by the proposed action. 1t
Is silly 10 talk OF there being one man be-
hind the project. Sunday morning the first
Official action in reference to the matter
will be taken"
William 4. Lenerty. a prominent men,
Der OF the Cabanne Church, said that the
Cabahne people We're entirely In harmony
with the proposed removal Of ST. Johns
church to the proposed site. He said, also.
that IL was the intention of his church to
continue as In the past. at least until after
the new St. Johns Church had been com
pieted. which would not be until 1901
Attorney J. c. Hall, whose Office is IN
the carleton building. another member of
the Cabanne Church, said that at an in
formal joint meeting of leading members e
the two churches last Sunday afternoon the
whole question was discussed and IL WAS
the unanimous opinion OF those present
that the proposed removal OF ST Johns
Church Was a wise one. He further stated
that there was the utmost unanimity and
good feeling between the two churches in
reference TO the entire project
Inc reverend Doctor J. w. Lee Pre-
suiS t4oer OF the st. Louis district de-
chhed 10 discuss the proposed removal. IL
Is proposed that the new church will cost
ABOUT $1,000 exclusive OF the lot and that
II VIII be completed early in 1901 IL Is not
the intention to dispose of the old CHURCH
put 10 maintain II as mission church.