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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-09

Friction.
Austen, Mansfield Park, . Vols. 579d-97
sense and sensibility, vols 37ss-9a
Pride and Prejudice, Vols, 4300-Ol
Emma, Vols, i302-O3
Bazac, The Quest of the Absolute. 1890
Bird Where the Trade Wind Blows, 4l6
Besant, T. Orange Girl, 1894
Bullen, Tre Cruise of the Cachelot, 43O5
Burnett, In Connection with the De
Willoughbv Claim, 4301
Castle, Young April, 37s7
Cholmondeley Red Pottage, 319l
Crawford, Via Crucis, 1886
Dudenev, Maternity of Harriott Wicken, 43l3
Ford, Janice Meredith, 1896
Frederic, The Market Place, 1891
Hardy, The Mayor of Casterbrd9e, 1909
Harris, The Chronicles of Aunt Minervy
Howard. Dionysius. the weaver's
Hearts De irest, 430S
James, The Awkward Age, 4Sl0
Meredith. Beauchamp's Career, 43l4
Mitchell. Adventures of Francois, S7s5
PhilipOts, Children OF the Mist, 37s9
Quiller-Couch. The ship of Stars, 31sS
ihackeray. Vanity Fair, 1872
Henry Esmond. 1872
Thompson, The Trail of the Sand'Iiill
Watts Dunton, Aylwin, 3795
Wharton. The Greater Inclination, 43l
Whitney, Square Pegs, 43O6
Biogrdlhy.
Browning. Love Letters, Vols, 4lGs-69
Busch, bismarck, Vols, 4l71-1s
Carroll, L., Life an Letters, 4l7l
Hale, Lowell ana His F.iends, 4l7i
| tIuld1cil. LIVES, OlS ili--io
| Saint sbury, Matthew AInoll I, 4l70
stevenson, Letters, Vols, il75-76
ST. Amand, Court OF the Second En-
pire, Alb
HTstOry
| Austin, Story OF Government, 1869
Bryce, Impressions of South Africa, 3,65
! Cushing, Story of Post ONCE, 1913
| Fiske, History of United States, 3S5s
pire. vols, Ss5o-GS
IIlllegas Dom raurs People, $3.50
Michaud, History of the Crusades,
Vols, 3sG5-GS
Treveyan, England in the Age of Wy. ~
Van Rensselaer,, vrouw of Man hata, 1871
GeogrGphy and Trdrcls.
! Kennan, Campaigning in Cuba, 390S
Murray Aaron, Butterfly Hunters IN the
Carribees. 39l
stanley My Dark Companions, 1910
Tyrrell, Across the sub Arctic in Can.
! ada, 1906
Whitney, Hawaiian America,
Miscellaneous
Arnold, Critical Essays. ? Vols, 42iI-l;
Jordan, FoOtnote to Evolution, i24t
Mabie Ships and Havcns, i2fS
! stevenson, Memories and Portraits, 424(
Virginibus Puerisque, 42il
Van Dyke, Fisherman's Luck, 42i.
Poetry.
Field, Vols, 4Ois-2,
Longfelow, 4G2s
Tennyson, iO3
JurenHe.
Baldwin, Story of the Golden Age, 33s
Earle, Child Life in Colonial Days, 33s
Henty, No Surrender. 33S,
Jewett, Betty Leicester's Christmas, 33S
Ollivant, Bob Son of Battle, 33S
, Morris, Sigurd the yolsung, 33s
J Seawell, Gavin Hamilton, 33S
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-09

Take LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE TABLETS. All
druggists refund the moneyif 1t fails to cure
T.. W. GROVES signature on every box. 25c.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-09
SPECIAL SALES

$14 CHAMBER SUIT, Shaped Bevel-
Plate Mirror-best bargain ever offered in
Vermont A large assortment of Couches,
$5.o8 to $40. We invite you to look at
them--it will cost you nothing.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-09

New Books at the Ladies' Library.
Books purchased for Ladies library in
January, 1900:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-09
HATS.

Derby and Alpine style, So and this sale
aa5 2Io I69 59 and Soc WOOL HOSE 5oc 4oc soc
39c 29c, 9c pair SHEEPSKIN.INED COATS
worth $3.50, 239
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

, Berlin, Dec S.-Emperor William
has ordered that one army division be
supplied with new rife invented by a
Norwegian. II Ia said to beat all other
modern rifle inventions.
Constantinople, Dec. 8 -Advices
from Teheran say that since the Shah's
return from Europe, he has adopted 4
conciliatory policy toward Armenians.
Irades have been Issued giving them
trade facilities With view to encourag.
ing the immigration Of Armenians into
Persis. II is thought the Sultan will
aid their departure.
Lisbon, Dec. 3-King Castos, the
heir apparent Louis Philippe and the
Qusen Dowsger Marie werA entertained
on board the British battleship sjestic
today bv Vice Admiral Rswson. The
Admiral proposed the toast of the
Portuguese royal family and the Portu-
guese national hymn was sung. Later
the royal party attended an entertain
ment at the British legation.
Livsdia. Dec. s The Gar has prac-
tically recovered from his illness and
no further bulletins concerning his
health will be issued
The Hague, Dec. 8.-Queen Wilhel-
nina received President Kruger this
afternoon. There was no ceremony
about the audience as the Boer Piesi-
dent was received as a private citizen
only. He drove to the palace accom-
panied by couple of dignitaries in o
carriage. DIR. neyds also accompanied
Kruger, but he only went ss far IS the
palsce entrance and did not assist al
the interview.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
Killed by its Insane Nurse.

New York, Dec. S.-Sliss Alice
o Donnel, the nurse who cub the
throat OF James Arthur Jones, the Is
months-old baby, last night, was caught
in Brooklyn early this morning. The
woman is believed to be insane. The
dead baby's mother Last night went to
the kitchen and on the floor discovered
her baby with it's throat cut from cor to
ear. A razor lay nearby. The nurse
had fed. The police have sscerteined
that the nurse gave birth to a child
some time ago, and concealed it from
her family and friends in local inst
tuition. The separation, the police be.
lieve, turned her mind.
The O'Donnell woman made full
confession to the police today. She
said: II took little Arthur from hi.
mother because she was not In con-
dilion to hold him. He WAS freiful and
| took him into the kitchen to quiet
him. 10 was playing with me aud l
Olac. d him in q dish on the kitchen
table. He made me think OF my own
little baby"
She then said that she took the razor from
the cupboard while acting under Az impulse
that she could not resist 70 Kiss the CHI Id. and
then, bending its head back cut its thros'
Physicians attending Mrs. jones said this
afternoon that she will probably not recover
from the shock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
Evidences of Murder.

Greanville. Mich, Dec. 8.-The body
of VIM. L. Campbell, an old soldier,
was found Friday buried under a pile
OF rubbish in a barn just outside of the
city limiis. The flesh and muscles had
been eaten away by lime with which
the body was covered, The skull was
broken and heavy club covered with
blood was found nearby. Last August
Campbell disappeared and it wss re-
ported that he had gone South. s. Al
pin who was recently seen wearing
some OF Cimpbell's clothing has bsen
placed under arrest on suspicion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
NEWS Or TIE DAY.

The British Foreign Office declares
it has been unable to discover Filipino
Junts at Hongkong.
INSPECTOR. General Breckenridge in his
report says the apparent difference pei
man per aDnum 10 war and peace times
is nearly $500.
Sultan Abdul Hamid has invited
Captain Chester, of the battleship
Kentucky, to dine in the palace at
Constantinople.
Bradstreet reports that the failures
for the past week number 224, as
against 1S4 last week, and 220 in this
week year sgo.
The Deem Waterways Commission
estimates that 21-foot canal from
the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
will cost s206, 1858 900.
Robert Harrison Wilson, who mar
ried Mrs. Myers, of Caroline county,
Md, last summer, ss the result OF an
advertisement, was yesterday arrested
for bigamy.
Joseph Chamberlain stated in the
House OF Commons yesterday that the
British Government hoped soon to
establish civil government in the Trans
vaal and Orange State.
Roland Reed, the actor, was egaip
operated on last night at St. Luke's
Hospital, New York. for cancer OF the
stomach. His chances of recovery, the
physicians say, are slight.
The French Senate yesterday adopted
the naval bill, and General MERCER, re-
ferring to his recent speech as to in.
vssion OF Great Britain, repudiated any
intention to appear aggressive toward
Great Britain.
At Rockville, Nd, yesterday the jury
10 the case against Emmett E. Griffin,
charged with the murder OF Albert A.
Johnson, at Cabin John, last August,
after four hours elaboration. returned
q verdict OF not guilty.
Count yon Buelow, the Chancellor.
speaking before the budget committee
of the German Reichstsg yesl erday. In.
timated that the German troops DOW
serving in China might be used as the
basis of colonisl army.
Monsignor Sbarreli. Bishop OF
Havans, has published an official letter
announcing that he will suspend priests
who attend or participate 10 meetings
held 10 opposition to him. as we'll as
those who aid or abet opposition direct.
ly or indirectly.
Joseph Chamberlain, colonial secre-
tsry, announced in the House of Com
mons yesterday that civil government
would shortly be established 10 the |
Trsnsvscl and Orange River colonies. |
He also explained that the Boer women |
had only been deported for their own |
protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. 8, 1900.
TAG U. $. House of Representatives

TaE u. s. House OF Representatives
Yesterday passed the anti-oleomsr-
garine bill, bill to 80 tax spurious but
ter - 70 raise its price to that OF butter
ms Of pure cream As the Constitu-
tioD prohibits the imposition OF taxes
except for revenue purposes and pro.
yides that all taxes must be
equal, the bill 10 its present shape
csn hardly s'aod the test Of the
courts. Then, too. the manufacture OF
bulteriuo has become an extensive
business, and The chemists have jeclar-
ed that it is more wholesome than but
ter. and why cows suet should he
tsxe5. while cows cream should not
be. is by no means patent. There is no
doubs that q man relishes his hot roll
or biscuit better if ssured that the but
ter on it is pure, but how can he have
ouch assurance when be knows that
country people buy oleomargaTine ID
town. take it home with them, make
it into prints, aud then bring it back to
market and sell it as the product OF
their own cnurDs?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

( Mr.. Harmon Gregg, of Pul cellvillf,
died at his home in that t0wn on Satui =
day last, in the 90ib year OF nis sge.
MIR. Robert w. Brodnax, we'll
known citizen OF Lyuohburg, died last
night, aged 70 years. He is survived
by wife.
Mr. G. NJ. Burt droppad deed from
hesrt disease near Fredericksburg yes.
terdsy afternoon while going home
from his place of business.
Professor Simon Carson Wells, &C.
pior member OF the faculty Of Roanoke
College, died at Salem yesterday. He
was born 10 Virginia 10 1920.
Mr.. George Pope, of Brooklyn, has
bad beds cad made in Rome. Italy,
costing about 5000. and elaborately
orDamenied by Richmond artist.
The President has sent to the Senate
for Confirmation the names OF E. NJ.
Black veil and r. K Mechanism, of
VirgiOia to be surgeons in the navy.
Mr. A. Poindex er Billiogsley, of
King George county. and Miss Laura E.
Billingsley, daughter Of Mr.. J. DabDey
Billingsley, OF Culpeper county, we're
married on Thursday at Flat Run
Baptist Church, in Orange county.
A. B Blair has rendered his resigns-
ton as cashier OF the Security Bank,
in Richmond. 10 take effect December
81. George W. Warren, so long COZ
nec,ed with the Planters National
Bank, has been elected to succeed Mr..
Blair.
According TO q tele2ram received at
Newport News yesterday from rep
resentative OF the Newport News Snip.
building and DrydOck Company who
Was 10 Washington at the opening OF
the bids for the new warships, the New
port News shipyard will get contracts
for two armored cruisers and probably
one batlleship.
Charles G. Scott, for several years
cas- 0ier OF the United States Shipping
Company, of Newport News, has mys-
terously disappeared, and several per-
sons to whom he Is indebted for sums
ranging from $500 to $500 would like
very much TO locate him. His books
and accounts at the United States Ship
ping Company, according to n. j. Fliz-
gerald, the manager, are ell straight
and correct.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company yesterday ordered ten loco
motives from the Richmond Locomo.
tive Works. The Redmond Locomo.
tive Works report that the demand for
locomotives is unusually heavy AID
that they. like all OF the other locomo-
tive builders 10 this country, have SUI
tcient orders on their books to keep
them working both night and day to
their utmost capacity for many months
TO come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08

THE ARMY bill ss passed by the
lower branch of Congress prohibits the
army canteen. That is right. The
government is in too many businesses al
ready, and should certainly keep out of
the liquor trade. As this poses as 9
free country. people should be allowed
to drink whisky if they tkink they are
rich enough to bear the expense, SOL
diers a. we'll as others. But they can
always do so without the aid OF the
government, and there is no camp. not
even camp meeting, near which
liquor cannot be readily Obtained. and
every intelligent man knows that where
beer and wines are sold, whisky can be
bought with little or no difficulty. Al
cohol ia not a necessary, except 10 sick
ness, ard then it will be supplied ~
the surgeons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08

OLEOMARGARINE.- -The Grout oleo-
margarine bill, to tax that article when
colored 10 imitation OF butter 10 cents q
pound, and reduces the tax on uncolored
butter, was passed by the House yes
terday, by a vote OF 1876 to 80. The
substitute offered by the minority OF the
committee on agriculture, which i'm
posed additional restrictions on the sale
of oleomargsrine to prevent its frsudu-
lent sale as butter, and increased the
penalties for violation, was defeated by
vote of 113 to 17S. The measure in
one form or another has been before
Congress for several years.
The Virginia members, save Mr.. Las
sitter, supported the bill. Capt. Lamb
made an earnest and vigorous speech
in behalf Of the measure. He quoted
from Vir inia officials aud letters from
to show that public senti-
ment ia Virginia stood broadly behind
the bill, showed that the cattle aod cot
tonseed interest would not suffer, and
quoted various decisions of the Supreme
Court to show that the bill is Constitu-
tional.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
IN EruDtiOn.

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. S.-Mount
Wrsngel, Alaska, is reported in an up
roar. The latest outbur5t from the
mouth of the great crater began on the
evening of November 4, and was iD
continuance week later. There were
a. the time no earthquake shocks but
great jets of steam ushed forth varying
as the eruption progressed. OOe side
Of the mountain which had been cover
ed by great glare was seen on the
morning of October to be black ana
bare. The natives of the vicinity OF
The mountain are moving forward from
its slopes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08

THE British must have acted on the
idea that coming events cast their shad-
ows before, when they refused to allow
the English Channel to De tunneled for
a railroad. But General MERCER has
denied that in his recent speech in the
French Chamber of Deputies he sd-
vised the invasion of England. And
then, as the tunnel could be easily
flooded from the English end. the
danger OF invasion by such means
would be no greater than by that OF an
armada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
THE Southern Business Cor

THE Southern Business Cow n 'ioa
IN New Orleans adjourned yesterday-
practically without any beneficial re-
suit. The best conceivable way By
which the South can be benefited is,
not by looking to the North for help.
but by the pooling Of the interests OF its
men of afairs and the establishment
OF direct trade with foreign nations,
without sharing the profits with the
North. The growth and prosperity of
all States are effected by commerce, and
not by arms, and With the Souih'e iacili-
ties for such advancement it will be the
fault of her own people if she doesn't
profit by them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08

REMOVAL OF CONFEDERATE DEAD
Quartermastar.General Ludirg,oo, Of
tne UAited States army, is said o lie
authority for the statement that tie
government is without legal right to
disinter and remove the Confederate
dead now buried in the national Gene
terry at Arlington. He says that $40
cisl sct of Congress will be necessary 10
carry out this purpose. Some southern
members of Congress called on this Of
fetal y yesterday and conferred with him
on the subject, at the request Of the
Ladies' Confederate Association OF he
District of Columbs. A bill will be in
troduced 10 a few days giving the Wsr
department the necessary authority,
and it is presumed that the rs.
mains OF the soldiers will be Transferred
to Hollywood, at Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
Intend to Partition Turke Y

Vienna, Dec. S.-The Fret Post today
asserts that Prince Nicolas of Monte.
negro has organized a league between
Roumania, Servia, Bulgaria and Monte
negro for the purpose OF attacking Tur-
key while the great powers are occupied
with affairs 10 China. The paper says
they intend to partition Turkey among
them excepting CoustantinoDle which
they will occupy jointly. Operations
will begin simultaneously With rebel
lions in Macedonia and Albany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08

The LONDON Saturday review SO.
verely criticises President McKinley's
remarks on the Philippine war, and
endorses Prof.Sawyer's references to the
"'hideous orgie Of murder, plumber, and
slaye-raidiug In Minsndsno." But the
orgie referred to, according to Northern
republican newspapers, is in the inter
est of the outraged people Of the ISL
ands, and sa conducive to humanity
aud civilizst'oD-~they have apparently
abandoned the old absurd cry of Christ.
ilanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
WOODLAND FARMERS CLUB

The December meeting of the Wood
lawn Farmers Club assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lukeus on
the 81. and WIS called to order by
Mr.. f. Il. Wilkinson, president. The
secretary being absent, J. N. Gibbs was
appointed pro tenn.
The minutes of the November meet
ing were not at hand, so the reading
thereof was postponed.
A communication was read from the
Housekeeper's Association inviting the
Farmers Club to be their guests at
their annual meeting on January 5,
1901, a. Sherwood Hall.
The Invitation was unanimously ac-
copied.
As there WAS no further business pre-
sented for consideration. the club ad-
journei to meet at Walnut Hill, the
residence of Mrs. Anna S. Walton,
February 2. 1901.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
HOW's This =?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward io'
any case Of Cstsrrh that cannot be cured "
Halls Cstsrrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY q Co, Props, Toledo e.
We, the undersigned. have known r J'
Cheney for the last Is years, and baiieFe
him perfectly honorable 10 all business irsfs'
sctioDs and FINANCIALLY able TO cary out any
obligations made By their firm
West & Trusx, wholesale Druggists, 4o!e'
do, o.
Waldin. Kinnan & Marvin, Wbole'aie
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Cstsrrh Cure is taken internally ACE
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of tie system, Price 75c per oouie'
sold By all druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
The Vanderbilt Estate.

New York, Dec 8.-The official ap-
praisal of the estate of the late Come.
Illus Vanderbilt was announced today.
The estate is officially appraised a
$72, 100000. Alfred Gwyne Vanderbilt,
aged % years, by his fathers expressed
wish his successor as head ofthe house
OF Vanderbilt, receives the princely
fortune of $44, 100000 Cornelius, the
eldest son, cut of with a beegarly
81 500 600, will receive s6,000.000 more
from Alfred's share to prevent con.
test of the will. Cornelius was cut of
with the million and half be-
cause he aDRered bis father by persistDg
in marrying Miss Grace Wilson. 10 or
der to avoid lawsuit the other heirs
agreed, through Alfred. to give Corne-
lius an additional $6000,000. If be
had given up Miss Wilson he, az elder
brother, would have teen the head OF
the house instead OF Alfred and would
have received S37 900 600 more than &c
did get. Gertrude, the wife of Harry
Payne Whitney, gets IS 500 900. R.gi
nald and Gladys, the youngest of the
family, will divide 5000, 600 equally
Mrs Vanderbilt the widow, gets
81 000, 900 10 cash. an annual income of
$3.50, 900 and the Vanderbilt palaces in
New York and Newport, the stables,
household furniture, pictures, silver and
Jewels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
KNOX Is CHASING DE WET.

A dispatch from Lord Kitchener,
dated at Bloemfontein yesterday, states
that General Knox has captured a
Krupp gun which De Wet abandoned
near the Caledon river and continued
10 pursuit of De Wet.
The dispatch also says that while the
British were handing over women, st
he request OF the Beers, under a flag
Of truce, at Belfast Wedn esday, a force
OF 100 Beers unsuccessful ly attacked a
neigh0oring infantry post.
A BOer who has been captured said
that ell the British prisoners captured
at Dewelsdorp had been liberated ex-
cept the officers.
De Vets main force is reported to
be hard pressed and the men are suffer-
iDg from continual trekking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
From sonth Africa.

Johannesburg, Dec. Sword has
reached Kitchener that the Beers have
captured 1900 sheep near KruQers.
dorp which were intended for the Brit
ish. KruOersdorp is twenty miles from
Johannesburg.
London, Dec. S.-Lord Kitchener re-
ports that De Wet failed to cross the
Orange river at Cumassie bridge, which
was held by the British; instead he
trekked northeast and is being pressed
on ell sides.
Capetown, Dec. 8.-General Lord
ROBERTS arrived here today from Dur
ban. He Was cheersd by crowds at the
QUAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
Ernnn HAVANA.

Havana, Dec. S.-Blsbop Sbaretti's
order prohibiting priests from protest
ing either directly or indirectly against
his decisions is creating a sensation par
ticulsrly in view of the feeling which
exists against the bishop in macy ma
tive circles.
There are only 20 cases OF fever re-
ported today. This is the lowest record
since last spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
Pope Receives American Sailors

Rome, Dec S.-A detachment of 100
sailors from the U. s. cruiser Dixie
came up from Naples this morning snd
marched into 81 Peters with al Amer
can flag waving at their head. The &C.
casion WAS papal reception at which
his Holiness officistso. He especially
blessed the American seamen and they
cheered him loudly. Later they were
served with luncheon 10 the corridors
of the Vatican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08
COURT OF APPEALS

Turnbull VS.. Mann. Argued and
submitted.
Miller We. Miller. Submitted on bTi'is.
White, trustee, vs.. johnson. De-
missed.
South Roanoke Land Company vs.
Roberts. Passed to January Term.
Mccoy, by &c. We. Norfolk and caro-
lins Railroad Company. Argued ana
o,ntinued until Monday.
The next case to be called is Norioik
and Western Railway Company vs. y d
Dominion Baggage Company, e., No.
rs on argument docket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-08

PRESBYTERIAN FATE. In Washing
ton yesterday the Presbyterian Gem
mittee OF sixteen voted seriatum on The
FIVE propositions submitted by various
members on Thursday, having for their
object the revision of or a supplements
statement 10 the Confession Of Faith.
The outcome OF the voting and ac'
companying discussion was the lorma-
ton OF combination proposition en-
bodyirg as nearly as possible the TO-
dividusl views Of the committee. The
final vote on this proposition will oe
taken today. The proposition adopted
by the committee at this time will be
subject to alteration or change at a
subsequent meeting to be held before
the General Assembly convenes IN Nay.