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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06

Vp'tmn " IicSSout WV
The Republican county central comsi,tss
is also hereby called 10 convene Immediately
sf,er adjournment Of above convenueh for
the purpose Of eisc,ing = chairman and seo.
re,nry for the nelt ensuing term. and for
such slher business ~ may properly come
before them,
I, IL recommended that the primaries he
beli ai the regular voting places In each
pr.cinc, on saturday sep,ember, ist 1900
for the following purposes: I:
F,rs,.-To chsose delegates TO-. said ooun, y
convention.
srconi, To elec, n county central COMMITTEES
for the mex, ensuing term,
Third, To nor,innie candidates for the
township offices TO he voted for y, tho c,n-
ing November election. "a &C.. ..- ...
Blank cerii 'cnie. Of nomination Of tswn-
ship officers will he mailed to HE central
committeeman Of each precinct prior to the
date of tho primaries. Those certificates
should he filed out ~ soon ~ nominations
.re made and matted Immediately 10 the
county clerk. ..: ."..
J.R. QuisH,
chm Rep. "a. Cen. Com. q
e. 4. BLAScmARp,
Sec.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
CONSOLIDATED
Land Onioe At woodwar,i, OF

August u lsOe.
Notice IL sereby given that IN. full .vi m
named settler have nle,l notice Of their in.
ten!ton IN make nnai pror In support a.
their ciaima and that sAfl prooi will be ma dS
heh re Charles .. Tannrh'ii, Iaige sf the
p'sbate ,ourt In aud i.r nrsver county ,
9, 4, and in ease of his abssnrr. then bsio ic
Beaver. 2: Ton Oct, 10 isou. yiI.
W y. Ssc q ,wp.S y: u. "a tdM. and
IS o!sE Sc $ Aud n Z II NEX See ..
rh" n.m" III, following wisnosses to prove
tl,eil c,.ntinu0us Irsdencc upou and eultiya.
tn,' oi thrir rssp~ctivc lands via:
G"or.e Haver, Jacob ShsfYsf and Emnsss
ricrat, of Englewood. Ksnssa and Cornelius
.,. 7. d. nEAI.r. Rsyissss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
coNsoLiDArkp.
Land Once d Wood ward, o. T

Aug. " 1900
Notice 10 hereby given ihs, The followius
naosd settlers hsvs alsd notice Of their in.
tsution 70 make commutstion In support oI
tseir claim and that said proof will bs usds
setcrs Jay y. Pieksrd. clerk Of The dis.
tsist court Of Beaver eouaty. o. T. ssd ID
esss Of bic sbssnos then before Della Bsllis.
gee deputy elesh u he ofaes sf said slssi
u Beaver U: T., On OCT, II 1000, Wis.,
Acna D. Ewing. n. :. No.. SO5l lbs u,
81 !. sse %. Tp I n, r " R0M
Franc N. Nsvbsry, II. 3. No. S0os 10.
The = q NV asd wAof Nh I 80 S2
Tp An, Il % ECM.
=, v,et Green. Y. Z. No aS4o for sw I. u,
81. Up I N. 81 BON.
=, fhey nsnle the following witnsssss 10 prov,
thsir contlnuons residsnee upon and ouICjys.
Frank L. 0ooanisht. George aoodaisA.
ysta Savage and Isy Green, al Of 0slS. O
y. D. HuAII, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06

The Democratic county central committee
IL also hereby called 10 convene imncdia,c-
ly amer adjournment Of above convention,
Tor the purpose of cleciing = chairmsn snI
secretary for the next ensuing torn. and Tor
such other business As may properly come
bef-rs them.
u Is further recommended that the pti-
n'nries he held at the regular voting places
in e"ch precinct on Monday September "a
1890 at 2::W p. m. for the following purpos-
e.:
First. to choose delegate, TO said county
convention.
Second, TO elect q central committeeman
for the next ensuing term.
Third, 10 nominate candidates for the
,nwn.bip offices TO he voted for at the No
sember election.
Blank certificates Of nomination Of town
ship officers will be mailed 10 the central
committeeman Of each precinct prior 10 th,
date Of the primaries. These certificate,
shosld be 6llei out ~ soon o. nomination.
are nnss and immediately mailed 10 th,
county clerk.
J. NJ. LANE,
Ch'n. Dem. Co. Cen. Com.
CAnras TaAcr,
Sec.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-17
Thouaht All Dogs Barked.

"Are you an old sea dog?" asked
four-year-old Bobby of his sailor I'M
Gle, whom he had just met for the
first time.
eyes. that's what they call me"
was the reply.
"Well, them" continued Bobby, ''let
me hear you bark"
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-17
Banker Routs a Robber.

J.R. Garrison, Cashier of the bank
of Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed
of health by serious lung trouble
until he tried Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. Then he wrote:
cit is the best medicine | ever used
for a severe cold or a bad case of lung
trouble. l always leep a bottle on
hand. ." Don't suffer with Coughs;
Colds, or any Throat, Chest Of Lung
trouble when you can be culed SO cast
ly. Only sc and $I.oo. l'riai bottles
free at all ID ug Stores.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-17

On the 18th of Feb. snow
fell for the first time in 'thir-
ty years in the mountain
range back of Santiago. % ne
of the popular ideas concern
ing the climate Of Cuba evil
IDENTIFY stand much in need
of correction.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-17

The first census of the United States was taken
in 1870 Since then every succeeding ten years.
The result of each census has been as follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
VICAR BARRY KILLED.
RUN DOWN BY y CABLE CAR IN
NEW YORK.

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilo,)
New York. Nov. 14-Rcv. Father
John Il. Barry. Vicar-Gcneral of the
Diocese of Manchester and Concord.
N. H.. and pastor of ST. Johns Church.
Concord, was instantly killed by a
cable car on Broadway late this art
ernoon. In company with Rev. Il. NJ.
Chllah'rn. OF Portsmouth. ~ IL, Rev.
u w. Murphy, OF Portland, Maine. aud
KEY. w. }. O'lteilly, OF Manchester.
n. H., he was crossing the street i'm
mediatelN in front OF the Astor House
Tor me purpose OF mailing a letter ut
the postoiiicc. Two cars wctc passing
at the time. and Father Barry. being
IN Inc lead. jumped across the track
10 avoid the first. Before he could De
warned he was caught by the fender
OIL the other car and thrown in front
OF the wheels. His body was dragged
for some distance. the wheels OF the
first truck passing over and horribly
manslin the body Trailc was stop
ped for some time. owing to the dill
Guilty in removing the remains from
the cntanGlng wheels.
The body was removed TO the nearest
police station and Bishop ID. NJ Brad
ley of the Manchester IN. IiD Diocese
who. with the other priests. is here to
attend series OF special services ut St
Patrich'S Cathedral. was notified AZ
forwards. under his Instructions. the
body was removed to an undcrtakcrs
establishment. where ii was prepared
for removal 10 the dead clorEvmans
home. Requiem mass will he said at
The st. Peters Church on Friday morn
ing. In consequence of the accident
the sermon which was To have been
preached tomorrow at the CATHEDRAL by
Bishop Bradley has been cancelled
Father Barry was ca years old ana
well-known throughout New England
The conductor and motorman of the
car that killed the Vicar were arrested
by the police.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
BERkLEY NEWS and ADVERTISEMENTS

Lee the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. l.. Mansfield, WAS conducted
from the family residences. on Maple
avenue extended. yesterday afternoon
al 40 o'clock, Rey. H. c. Skinner, pas
Tor OF the Berkiey Avenue Baptist
Church. officiating. The remains were
Inferred in Magnolia Cemetery.
Nellie IL, the little daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs Amos Hamburg. is quite i'll at
their home. in South Norfolk.
Mrs. john I.oritz, OF Baltimore is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs NJ. d. Fan
cher in South Norfolk.
Mrs. j. NJ. Creighton, Who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs John A.
Stryher. OF South Norfolk for several
DAYS has returned to her home. in
Grafton ". Ya.
Mrs. p. j.. striker. OF South Norfolk,
Is visiting her sister, Airs NJ Hodges.
at Great Bridge.
Mrs. L, i. Randolph of Seaboard
avenue. South Norfolk is visiting her
niece, Mrs. shay. in Nansemond coun-
~
Mrs Peter Burgess. of Camden. y.
g. is visiting Airs. w. T. GorCan. on
Rcrkley Menue
Mr.. u. \. CONS horse. attached to 4
hugGy. was frighteued by street car
Yesterday ana ram away. slightly dam
aging the vehicle
Or. J. IS Floyd. who has been serl-
ousiy III since Sunday. was slightly i'm
proved yesterday.
Mi }. W. Mears and WIFE OF Bel
cross, n c.. are the guests OF Mrs. ].
b. Floyd
number OF DELEGATES to the NJ. =.
Conference in Norfolk are being enter
tanned i'm Berkeley
The w G. r. L. will meet at the
residence OF Mrs Bealc. on the corner
Of Washington and Mulberry streets,
thus afternoon at o'clock business
of Importance Will be considered.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
CORY AND TAGGETT.
One Of the Prottiest Marriages
Of the Season.



Yesterday afternoon at 4.45 o'clock.
~ the Ann stroug 1lcmorial Presbyte-
rian Church, took place the prettiest
marriage event ot tAc season, when
Miss FLORENCE jean Tuggctt became
the briae OF Air. William Harrison
Cory popular and highly esteemed
young man.
Prompuy at tile timo announced tho
contracting Aavtles arrived at the
church and to the inspiring strains of
ne LohenSrin weadng march. the
bride. ACCOMPANIED hy her maid o.
honor. Miss Maga.e l.. Cory. sister OF
the groom, entered at the east aisle OF
The church.
ut THE ALTAR.
At the altar they were met by the
groom ana grooiusman. MIR tx. L.. Coz.
who entered at The side door The
ceremony according TO the ritual OF the
church was performed by the pastor.
iNeN. W. A. Siaymaker and was im-
preSsiVc.
Music AND FLOWERS.
Mrs. Charles |. WiclIs presided at the
organ. anu curing the ceremony "rhe
Sweetest story Ever TUid" was played
IN low tones. Tee cerewouy over. Men
eciS5sohns wedding march was played
while the uooplc lett The church.
The decorations. consisting OF palms
and chrysanthemums occupied the
pulpit. no these We're added Varie-
gated lights 10 enhance the beauty of
The effect There was q large audience
OF representative citizens to witness
the ceremony
y TRAVELLING GOWN.
The bride was dressed in a blue
oroad-cloth travelling gown. with hat
and gloves to match. SHE carried a
beautiful bunch OF white chrysanthc-
NUNS. and her maid oC honor was
dressed in tanor-made broad-cloth
-oWn. with a black velvet hat. and
carried pink carnations.
The groom, his best man. and the
ushers, Nlcssrs. ~. Lee COS. lr.. VIII
liam Sykes. Frank Durrom, John
and Carlo Morgan We're dressed in
handsome black suits and wore bout
| tonniers OF pink carnations.
THE BRIDE.
Tho bride is The charming and &C
compliShcd dauchtor of Mir and Mrs.
Andrew $. Tagectt No Q South Main
street. popular druggist or Nor
folk.
The groom is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs VIM. II. III. Cory. oc Pine street.
ship chandler OF Norfols IN which
business the groom also is cngIged.
The bride received a great number
of beautiful and costly gifts.
Washington steamer Tor Washington
ana other Northern cities
They will be away for week. on
rarilv in Park View. Portsmouth.
NEWS IN BRIEF
The funeral over the remains of lvey
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
Major chas. A. aooth Dead.

CBv telegraph to Virginian- PilotN
Louisville, Ky, Nov. 1i.--Maior Chas
Alfred Booth. U. s. ~. quarternaster
in charge of the United States arsenal
at st. Louis, died here to-day from
pneumonia at the home OF his father
in-law, former Governor john Young
Brown.
ON Saturday Major Booth arrived
here with his wife 10 visit the latter's
disposed, but soon afterward pneilmo-
MIA developed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
The Virginias Defeat BIacksburg
Team by II to S.
The Game of Football. Was n Hard Eich,
From Hcginning TO End Many MisI,aps
on Atlanta Race Track Jcnrics and
sharley to Fight.
Especial to the virginian-pilot1

VSFeCIaI 20 thc NORTHUMBERLAND
University of Virginia. Nov 14-In
inc incst game of the season Virginia
defeated the V. +. l. to-day by score
OF Il TO 3. The game was a hard fight
from beginning to end Dabneys mag
innocent run. assisted by Male. for 30
yards scoring touchdown. ana Carpen-
iers Blacksburg. goal from the field
were features Of the first half. In the
second half. after hard playing. Viz
S'nia scored her second touchdown,
ana at the close, amidst Wild excite
ment, Coleman sent the bal! between
me goal posts on drop kick. Cole
man. ana Nalic especially. and the en-
tire team played hard ball The " T.
!. put up the strongest game seen here
in years. There is grand tally here
tO-nicht
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
THE naApLgwooD Losr.
WITH \ VALUABLE CARGO OF
CYPRESS LUMBER.

(By Tclegraph TO VirGnian- Pilot.)
Boston. Mass, Nov. N-Captain Ira
Colpeth and the crew OF eight men or
the threemasted schooner Maplewood
We're landed here to-day by the schoon-
er Viola Reppard, their vessel having
been abandoned complete wreck ON
Inc northern end Of the Gulf stream
sunday November H. Cal-uin Colbeth
reported the loss OF the vessel 10 her
owners, Messrs. Crowell x Thurlow. OF
this city
The Maplewood ieft Mobile. Ala. Oc-
tober Is She carried 1000 feet OF
green cypress lumber consigned to
Wellman Hall 4 Co Of this city. The
Mapiewood's mou We're without, food or
water from Friday morning uniil sun
DAY night. They stved nothing The
captain's loss AGGREGATES $1,000 in
clothing. Instruments ana money.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
Attnn,nted Suicide.

News came 10 the police station last
night that John Pickett, a white man
living at Princess Anne avenue and
Chicaga!o street, attempted suicide. 1t
was stated that he had taken choral
and that Dr. Baxter was attempting
to restore him. The item could not be
verified ct the.late hour OF 2S0 o'clock
this morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

and LETT on a trip 10 Suffolk
Miss Gertrude NcWsome was maid of
honor and Mr. linrvey Butler was best
man.
WETZEL.
'AIr. ]. uartweu Redd and Miss Lavo-
liza A. Wetzel We're married al G:30 this
evening at Park Place Methodist
Church. The bride is the beautiful and
attraCtiVc daughtcr OF the latc l.. a..
Wetzel. and the groom is the popular
manager for Etchison Bates y Starke.
DICK INSON-WOODSO
Miss Bessie Franklin Dickinson, the
pretty daughter of the late Col. Il. f..
Dickinson. and Mr.. Fred. King Wood
sou, a prosperous Wholesale merchant,
were married at o'clock this evening
at the First Raptist Church.
RICHARDSON'S BOWERS.
Mr.. Dallas c. Richardson. a son OF
Commemorative Attorney -. G. Rich
ardson. and Miss Florence i Bowers.
were married at the home of tie bride
at $50 o'clock this evening. Mr.. j. NJ
Richardson. OF Newport News. a broth
or OF The groom. was best man.
HAsSl.II.- WENZEL
Miss cora uosscll and MIR Frederick
Wcnzel were married 81 $50 o'clock
this afternoon A fcccnton followed
Miss Hasscil lis tNe beautiful. daughter
OF Mr. Burchardt HasSeil tie editor
and publisher of tha Daily German Nd
vortiser and tire Virginia Zeituns Mr.
Wenzel is connected with the Trisg
Ship-buidine Company.
SMITH -I.NWTON.
Mr.. n. J. smith ana Miss Clair c.
I.awton. both of thls city. We're mar
ried In ashingicn at noon to-day.
n was In no sense an elorament- For
reasons satisfactory o. themselves. MIR.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
AND sHARKEY MATCH
I1I)

New York. Nov. IA match was
made In this city to-day between
James ]. Jenrios. the champion pugl-
ist. and Tom sharkey. Tho terms in
the agreement are that the winner shall
take the entire purse. The battle VIII
he decided next May before the club
Offering the largest purse If the bat
lie. takes place in Nevada it Will be TO
Il finish. Bids for the fight Will remain
open tin January Is. Marquis OF
Queensherry rules will govern the con
test and five ounce gloves Will be used.
Each principal deposits $500 to insure
his appearance in the ring. Tho arti-
cles also contained the provision that
should Jeffries make n match with
either Bob Fitzsimmons or Gus Rub
lin that the battle would be decided
before the present one. The same CON
ditions prevail in regard to the match
being made between Sharkey and Rub
lin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
SMITH LOSES A EIGHT.

Savannah, Ga, Nov. 1i.-"Myster:ous
Billy" Smith. of New York. lost his
fight here tonight with Jim Judge.
OF Scranton, Pa. by fouling his man
in the eleventh round. The fight was
fast and furious UP to the point of
conclusion. Smiths ring tactics were
condemned by the audience.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
Every movement HURTS

when YOU have rheumatism. Muscles aro
sim and sore and Joints are painful
Hoods Sarsaparilla goes right To t6o
spot in this disease, neutralizcs thc
acidity of the blood and cures.
Pills.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
THE ATLANTA RACE TRACK.

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 14.-Events at
Piedmont Park this afternoon were full
of mishaps. Covington Kentucky. n
well known horse broke her left fore
leg in The fourth race as she was going
The last hurdle. She lmpcd pitituily 10
the wire. She was not shot, hut will
be treated. Jockey Johnson. who was
mp on her. was not injured.
In the same race Hy Admiral, Fer
gUson up. fell at the last hurdle Nci-
thor horse nor jockey were injured. NJ
Williamson. on Julia Rose. in the sec
ond race. was caught in n Jam and un-
seated. Julia Rose came in alone.
Miss Chambers. with Chrismen up fell
on the back stretch in the last event
Neither was injured. Chrismen re-
gained his seat and came In. sum
mary:
First-scllins. six and one-haif FUR
longs: Annie Laurctta Won: Iris sec
ond: LeemarS third. Time. %
Second Selling. sin ana one-half FUR
longs: Falr won; The irish Roy sec
ond; Maltese Cross third. Time. o5s.
Third-Selling. one mile: Brother
Fred won: IiOus second; Sauceboat
third Time. 1.iSia.
Fourth-One mile. over four hurdles
Gomez won: Land Ilo second; Nellora
G. third Time. l.5G.
Fifth Seen furlongs: Little Reggie
won: Seidenhach second: Judge Baker
third. Time, 1.S6.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

Or a. Week manager OF the optical
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. Will examine your eyes free. De.
tect!ve vision and complicated cases
specially invited to cali teostf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

own liquor. Add a tablespoonful of
butter and one of flour and sufficient
milk TO make one pint. When they
are boiling season.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

pa nlessly. \. Y Dental Rooms only,
No. 1924. corner Main and Cabot SITS
n. Z. OF monument; established nearly
20 years. Ernes. Dentist. New phone.
1851.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

Final score-Nirginia, IL V. Z. L.. 3.
Touchdown, Dabney and Coleman.
Goals from touchdowns, Coleman (2).
Goal from field Coleman and Carpen-
ter Referee. II. ID. Waters. Umpire,
IL. c. Willis. Time keepers. Church. OF
Virginia. and a. Gunst. of V. p. l.
Time of halves. % minutes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

were married at O'clock this evening,
and left on trip TO Suffolk.
Miss Gertrude NcWsome was maid OF
honor and Air. Hnrvey Butler was best
man.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

$4,000 amounts mo r % n, ny y
rowe Apply to GEO. G. MARTIN. At
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
EPIDEMIC or WEDDINGS

There was an epidemic of WEDDINGS
here to-day, and others are scheduled
FOR the near future
". Merv'n Branch. well known
charming young lady. were married ~
1850 this morning az the bride sN,asi-
dence and left at noon on a Northern
tour.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
BERKELEY ADvrs.

y ANIl OF BERKTEY. COUNTRY
~ trade speciality. Convenient hours
interest Oh deposits fel-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-20
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.


ELECTED TO THE NORFOLK
STATE CONVENTION.
charlottesville Va Anril n ,re,.
dooI nj feeIinr nro,,o,Is
- mo "' 10 the Out
CONC VI .he recent county convention
10 select delegates to the Norfolk con-
vention. The result was entirely differ
ent from the one expected There is
now talk of demanding another conven-
ton. on the ground that the sentiment
OF the people of the county did not FIND
proper expression in the first conven-
ton and that the convention was !lle-
Gally constituted, inasmuch as certain
precincts were represented. although no
meetings were held for the selection of
representatives. and those who sat in the
convention from these precincts had
never been elected. strong fight is
70 DC mace IN 'his city on Friday night
"n,,,tw cnn,.ap,i Io.e omU Ioa,roiiea the
,n,.;r, ,,and -, ~, ''1'.. S,nou 10 ne
go ra,,n... ,',.,,,.,.i ne sehN-
Ion convent
Essen COUNTY.
a mass meeting OF the Democrats OF
Essex county was held ut Tappahnn-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-20
FORT MONROE.
REORGANIZATION OF THE AR
TILLFRY SCHOOL

REORGANIZATION OF THE AR
TILLERY SCHOOL.
For Monroe. Va, April ia detailed
statement has been presented to the
Secretary of War by General Miles in
regard to the reorganization of the
artillery school at Fort Monroe. which
Is proposed shall be wider in it's scope
and more general in the course of in
struction given. The full details Of the
regulations and changes will be shortly
promulgated in q general order
Special attention will be given to the
subjects Of chemistry, electricity and
steam. a new subject to be taken up
will be that OF the submarine mines
1t is intended by the order to make
the course one year instead of two
years, as at present, and the general
character of the work will be less Of
the art and sciences of war than of
the practical duties in which artillery
officers should be versed.
There will be special courses also for
newly appointed officers and for the
West Pointers who have been recently
commissioner.
The chief for the reorganized school
has not as yet been selected, but Gene
raj Miles has Il number of officers in
mind. mostly senior officers of the artil-
lcry arm. whom he believes to be we'll
qualified for the RESPONSIBLE places
1t is likely that about seven bat
teries will be stationed at the school.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-20
s. Wherein Lies the Efficacy of Je-
sus' Work In the Reconciliation.
6. Child Nature in BapliSt POlitY.

SAiilu 1NoluIG III AodPliSl Oilty.
The congress is, In a sense. Il peculiar
institution. 1t exists for the sake Of
providing n platform for the free and
courteous discussion of current topics.
1t has no opinion Of its own to advance.
The existence of divergent Views within
the denominations upon any great
question is regarded as constituting the
best reason for its open and manly dis
cussion. On the floor OF the congress
every speaker and writer IS simply re-
sponsible for himself The congress as
such neither applauds or condemns
him. II he has spoken truly his words
shalt live. If otherwise it shall perish.
The life of this institution is sustained
by "the General Committee" OF nearly
two thousand members, who contribute
50 each annually to its support 10
which sum is added the contributions
of So each from about one hundred an
nual members. None OF the officers OF
the congress receive any emoluments
for services rendered, but the entire in
come is spent in paying the travelling
expenses of the writer's and speakers.
and in providing for publication in
pamphlet form of n stenographic report
Of the proceedings of each session.