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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
NOTED NEGRO NOW A DEMOCRAT.
Ex-COnsrI Waller Writes Letter
Exc0riatinE Mckinley.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Topeka, Kas.. Sept. e.-captain John L.
now In Cuba, has rencunced Republicanism
and appeals to his people TO support W. j.
The announcement Of Mr. Walters change
In politics comes in a letter to Colonel T. c.
Little of Abilene.
Captain Waller has had a peculiar history.
Born a slave. he managed to secure an ex-
cellent education. became a lawyer and edi-
ter. and very prominent as Republican
orator, probably more so than any other
negro west of the Mississippi.
He served under President Harrison as
Consul TO Madagascar for four years. Then
he secured from the Queen of Madagascar
a concession Of hundreds of square leagues
of land, all wonderfully fertile. and much Of
it a forest Of trees that produce rubber He
was arranging for railroad and the deyel-
opment of his property. which would have
made him one of the richest men on earth.
The French seized Madagascar and sent him
to Marseilies In chains.
Kansas Volunteer Regiment and remained
in Santiago. In his letter to Colonel Little
Captain Waller says:
Il am for William J. Bryan because he Is
opposed to al that tends to the destruction
and obliteration of the nationality OF these
brave, yet poor, FHipinos.
How dare America attempt to censure
Great Britain In her war against the Beers
while she Is at the self-same moment en-
gagged in a war far more reprehensible, 1000
miles away from home, against a much
weaker nation?
Great Britain is fighting an equal nation
so far as intelligence and blood and the
knowing of artillery and firearms go. Our
Governrnent has an army of 10000 men and
many of the best battleships In the navy
fighting n small and weak nation of semi
savages. whose sole desire is to be free and
independent
How are the mighty fallen. 1t cannot
now be urged that colored men cannot sup
port Mr.. Bryan because If elected he Will
place the South in the saddle The record
Will show that no President will go further in
this particular instance than the present
national executive"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
WON BY AN ENGLISH LORD.
Miss Grace Carr of Louisville to
Become Lady Marlborough.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

fEPUBLiC SPECIAL.
, Louisville, KY. Sept 6.-An engagement
mat VIII be OF unusual interest to Louis
vilie people is that of Miss Grace Carr. for
merry OF this city. TO Lord Charles WYNN
NeMcorongn. The marriage will be SOL
emnized at the Savoy Hotel, in London
where Miss Carr is stopping, the first week
In November. There will be a breakfast fol-
lowing the ceremony, after which the
couple WIFI sail for Japan and China in
1~ord NeWborough's yacht, the Fedora
MISS Carr, who has been abroad w,th
ner mother and sister, Mrs. Samuel s.
thauncey. of Brooklyn, for the last wear
met LORD Marlborough in Egypt several
months ago. She was extensively enter
tanned py his relatives and presented with
many handsome gems by them since her
She is the daughter Of Mrs. Emma II.
Sarr. who lived In this city prior to Mrs
ShaunceyS marriage. Since the death of
Mrs; Chaunceys husband, she and her
mother and Miss Grace Carr have been m
europe. They have been spending the SUM
ner AT Lake Lucerne, but moved 10 Lon
con last March to complete the preparations
for the wedding
MISS Carr has always been considered one
OF the beauties of America She is very tan
ana possesses striking figure. She is of
the Irish type of beauty; 81 peachbIow
complexion with dark hair and gray ewes
After their marriage, Lord ard Lady New
borough Will reside at their country seat in
Wales. --
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DECATUR BANKERS OFFER.
James Miliikin Would Endow an
Industrial School.
REPCBLIC SPECIAL

Decatur, Ill, Sept. 6.-Several months ego
James Miilikin, president of the Nillikin
National Bank. offered to give thirteen
acres OF land adjoining the city and s2vl-
90 IN money for the establishment of an IT.
oustriai school in Decatur provided that
the citizens of Decatur would raise sl00 ON0
Later It was proposed that the Lincoln
University. located at Lincoln, Ill. and
conducted by the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, be incorporated in the Industrial
school and furnish 100000
one OF the ministers connected with the
Lincoln University SAYS that the school
STANDS ready to furnish the t100G:0 The
citizens of Decatur however have failed
to raise their share OF the money.
Mr.. Millikin stated some time ago that
II Decatur did not take up the proposition
ne would give the school to some other tity
ana now the people of Lincoln are rualxiria,
an effort TO raise the slG900o, in the hODes
mat Mr.. MillRin will make them the Offer
anu that the Industrial school may be To-
Gated at that place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
Adopted n Platform md Nominated
Presidential Electors.

Trenton. \. j.. Sept. 6.--The New Jersey
Republican State Convention met to-day to
nominate Presidential Electors. About
three-fourths of the s26 delegates elected
were in attendance. United States Senator
Sewefi was made temporary chairman and
subsequently permanent chairman OF the
convention.
The platform after indorsing the platform
of the Philadelphia convention, reci:es that
the promise of prosperity as a result of the
re-enactment of protective tariff legislation,
and the maintenance of the gold standard,
has found fulfllment In condition OF IN
dustrial and commercial prosperity never
before equaled.
Icy of the administration in the East as
furnishing ian invaluable base for the dis
tribution of our products at the very gate
way OF the Orient. where quarter Of the
population of the earth is being made ac-
cessibie TO civilizing influence and the needs
OF commerce"
After the nomination Of Presidential Elec-
tors, Senator J. c. Burrows OF Michigan
addressed the delegates, and the convention
adjourned
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS UNITED.
RivaIries In Bloomington Are Now
at End.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bloomington. Ill. Sept. 6.-The efforts
made for some weeks to amalsamate the
two big Democratic clubs of this city. the
Mclean County Democratic Club and the
Stevenson-0Donncll Club. proved success
full. 1t was determined to-day that the
clubs would unite under the name. Of the
Mclean County Stevenson and O'Donnell
Club.
While the clubs have both been enthusias-
tic and alert in the cause, there has been
considerable friction between them, and
much satisfaction is expressed over the
fact that they have harmogiously COM
bined The consolidation forms one Of the
largest Democratic bodies In the State
Next Wednesday has been selected for the
election Of officers, and there will be a
love feast over the fact that the union has
been accomplished.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DIED SUDDENLY IN CHICAGO.
Mrs. A. NJ. Everist Passed Away
While Visiting Her Sister.

A. VI. Everist. the real estate man, re-
ceiyed a telegram yesterday afternoon IN
forming him that his wife, Mrs Emma f.
EveIist, who was visiting in Chicago. with
her sister, Mrs Allen Cleveland. died there
yesterday morning at u:3o O'clock
The news was great shock to Mr. Ever
ist, who is himself not very well. as his
wife had left the city for Chicago on August
/ In perfect health. "Wednesday ne received
a letter saying that she was suffering from
a slight indisposition. but no significance
was attached to her Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everist formerly boarded at
No SSH Lucas avenue, but, in flfs vife's
absence, Mr.. Eyerist was Staying with his
brother. Urias Everist, at No. sSO7 Dayton
street. The couple had no children Mrs
Eyertst was a Miss Doering OF CaronsieInt
before her marriage. and was about IS years
old.
Dayton street when the body arrives here.
from Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
COMPTROLLER MORGAN DEAD.
New York Official Died the Day
After He Was RenOminated.

Albany. n. Y. Sept. e.-wilIiam j. Nor
gan of Buffalo, Comptroller of the State
of New York, and who was renominated
for the office yesterday. died early to-day.
Colonel Morgan was born IN Canada in
1910 and removed to Buffalo with his par
ents ten years later. AT the opening of
the Civil War he enlisted as a prlavte in
the one Hundred and Sixtieth New York
Volunteer Infantry. At the battle of Port
Hudson he was wounded four times He
was breveted Lieutenant Colonel for gal
lantry. After the war he became mem
Der of the editorial stah of the Buffalo
Commercial and remained with that paper
for twenty years.
Colonel Morgan was appointed a canal
appraiser by Governor Cornell and served
pointed Collector OF the Port of Buffalo
by President Harrison. In January, 1891
he became Deputy Comptroller OF the
State and four years later was elected
Comptroller.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
WILLIAM C. WHITE MISSING.
Family Fears He Was Despondent
Lost His Position.

William C. White Of No. 1884 Blackstone
avenue has been missing from his home
since Tuesday morning. and his wife and
children are greatly exercised over his dis
appearance. They fear that he was brood
ing over his inability to obtain a position
and may have done some harm to himself
Until some time ago he was manager of
the linen department of a downtown store,
but was discharged This caused him to
become despondent Since then his moSose-
ness has worried his family. which consists
of two daughters and three sons.
He went downtown on Tuesday morning
and called for his spectacles. which he had
left for mending at an opticians, but after
the visit TO the store 1t Is not known where
he went.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
SURE of BRYANs ELECTION.
BrOther-fn-Law of Richard OIney
Elated by His Announcement.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas, Tex, Sept. 6.-Edward r Walker
of New Haven, conn, spent the day in
Dallas on the way from the City OF Mexico
to his home. Mr.. Walker is a brother-in-
was delighted to read in the political news
dispatches that Mr.. Oluey had announced
himself for Mr.. Bryan for President and
said enthusiastically:
Il expect To see him stumping New Eng
land for the DemccraDc national ticket be-
for the month is out. I have ALWAYS been
a Democrat. contributed to the extent
of my ability in 1896, but shall willingly
double the amount this year and pay the
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DEMOCRATS of sr. JOSEPH.
They Are United and Have q Perfect
Ward Organization.

REPUBL1C SPECIAII
st: Joseph. Mo, Sept. 5.-The Democrats
OF 81. Joseph have more perfect organiZa-
ton this year than was eyer known IN the
city before A central club was formed
some time ago and auxiliary clubs have
been organized in each of the nine wards
IN the city. They are all working in har-
mony, and the arrangements for getting
out a full Democratic vote will be wellnigh
perfect. A number of former Republicans
have Joined the clubs and WIFI vote for
Bryan and the entire Democratic ticket
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
NICARAGUA CANAL INDORsED.
California Republican Convention
AdOpts a Platform and Adlaurns

Santa Cruz, Cal, Sept. 6.-The labors of
the Republican State Convention were con-
cluded to-day after the adoption of a plat
platform included strong Endorsement Of
the platform adopted by the Republican
National Convention.
Regarding the Nicaragua Canal. the plat
form says:
We recognize the importance to this
coast and to the country of the construction
of the Nicaragua Canal and Government
ownership and control. and pledge our par
tvs earnest and continued effort to secure
the work /"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
TWO MEN WERE MURDERED.
Both Were Shot and Left Beside a
Railroad Track.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL.

Mason City, Ia, Sept. 6-The Kossuth
County muruer mystery is gradually clear
Ing. The bodies of the two men found dead
BY the side of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st Paul track have been identified as Jens
Graverson of Indianapolis, Ind. and August
Carlayist. a camp railway empleye. Both
We're shot.
Their pockets were rifed of everything
Both MEN were supposed to have carried
some money. They were working with
steel gang west of Sexton. near where they
were killed; The officers have a difficult
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Gold Democrats. New Plan.

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. Sat conference
or Gold Democrats to-day II was decided to
stablish national headquarters In this cify
and conduct campaign in the interest Of
Mckinley.
General Charles Tracy of New York
Gold Democratic party, and John p Fren-
sci OF this city. secretary of the National
Committee, held a conferences here to-day
and at its close the following Executives
Committee was announced: : -
George Foster PeaheaS. New York; I. c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Injured by a Train.

De Soto, Mo-. Sept. s-John H. Cook OF
Frumit, No., was run over by the Bisnzarck
accommodation train Tonight as the train
pulled in ut the depot, and was badly
brris ed. Mr.. Cook was standing on the rear
end of a car and lost his footing and fell.
TIE train dragged him some distance, badly
fiictfng wound in the back OF his head.
Mr.. Cook was returning from St. Louis.
wnere he had been with q carload Of lead
ore. Hs il superintendent Of tha Tr1mte
AnipeA
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

The bargains at Bars are so attractive
tbat the street cars from north, south, east
and west viii be crowded with eager shop
pers, bound for Bars, Sixth, Olive and Lo-
eus7- streets. It's a good place to make up
sor lost shopping houra rrcatabiy, too.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Beaumont Hospital Medical
College, ST. Louis.

Gives a thorough course Of instruction. with
superior CLINICAL ADVANTAGES. -Four courses OF lee
tures required OF all except the SENIOR CLASS
Of the coming session. Students who have at
tended Two FULL COURSES Of LECTURES
conditions and be eligible 20 graduation. Ses-
sion opens Sept IS. Catalogue on application.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
KENTUCKY MINES SHUT DOWN.
Operators Given Ten Days to Sign
an Agreement.

Middlesboro, KY, Sept. 6.-Aii the mines In
this district will shut down to-day. the
until the 10Th of the month, the date set
for a conference, to be held, when an agree
ment will probably be reached and q. scale
in this district will stop work pending the
settlement. -- -,
Five companies in the Coal Creek Jel.tco
district rave signed the agreement. the
Pineville Coal Company signed yesterday
ard these mines will run.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
NO NEW REPUBLICAN CONVERTS.
Men Who Are Now Against Bryan
Were Opposed to Him in 1896.

ItFf7UB BIsIC STIECIAIA
Mount Vernon H.. Sept. "a telegram
from this place appeared lin to-day's Globe
Democrat, telling of the detection from the
agent of the Adams Express Company;
Logan Lynch. q farmer. and Frank Stuli,
German farmer. Ii Is notorious In Demo-
cratic circles that j. w. Baugh has been
classed as a Republican for at least four
years. Mr.. Lynch was considered a Re
publican BIZ many in 1896 Mr. Stuli has
been considered a weak Democrat for sew
cral years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
BRYAN's ROUTE IN KANSAS.
Itinerary Has Been Revised by the
National Committee.

Topeka, Kas.. Sept. 6.-William ]. Bryans
itinerary in Kansas. as revised by the Ma
tional Committee. is: Galena, September
Il, afternoon; Pittsburg, September IL, even
ing; Ecrt Scott. September IS. forenoon: Ar
mourdale. September Is. afternoon; Leaven-
worth. September 10, forenoon: Atchison,
September 10, afternoon.
Mr.. Bryan Will speak in Kansas City, Mo-,
the night OF September Is.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
COUNT LAUTREC FOUND GUILTY.
Montreal Court Convicted English
Nobleman of Forgery.

Montreal. Sept. s-Court de Toulouse
Lautrec was found guilty this morning of
uttertng forged securities. Sentence will
Is In a bad condition OF health. and 1t is
feared that her husbands fate may affect
her seriously.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

corporation of the 'wyIie Ccal and Mining
Company were filed with the Secretary OF
State to-day. The capital stock is $1,000.
dent: walter Ayers. W N. Ayers W. r
Martin, y. A. Harrison ]. NJ. Wyiie, T. p
Winchester and ]. T. Ffnney
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
E-Z ZPOLIsH

Krauthor. Illinois: Joseph Bryan, virginia;
l.. NJ Martin, Iowa; W. r. Shelby, Michi-
gan; Talfourd L. Lynn, Ohio; Thomas +.
Corrigan, Georgia: Gordon Woodbury.. New
Hampshire; Lewis NJ. Ogden, Wisconsin;
John p. Frenzel. Indiana.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
MONTANA REPUBLICAN TICKET.
state Convention Nominates Candf-
dates for Trensurer md Anditar

Helena. Mont. Sept. s.-The Republican
state Convention completed its ticket to-
day by the following nominations: For
state Treasurer, f. II. Edwards of Helena;
Auditor, C. c. Proctor. Great Falls; Super
tsndent Of Public Schools. W. E, Harmon,
Bozenan; Associate Justice Supreme Court
RudoIph Won Tobel. Fergus County
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
AI.chuler to speak in wenona.

Rfsf'tti&lC
wenona, Ill, Sept. 5.-Local politicians
were advised to-day that Samuel Alschuer,
Democratic nominee for Governor, would be
In Wenona September VA. Congressman
Graf and Reeves Republican nominees for
Congress in the Fourteenth and Eleventh
districts, will be here September Is.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
MASK CARNIVAL IN uTCHFiELD,
Over $1,000 Merrymakers in At
tendance at the Street Fair.
FFPUHHr SPECIAL

EEPUBLIc SPECIAL.
Litchfeid. Ill, Sept. 6-The crowd at the
street fair to-day is pronounced the largest
that ever assembled in this city. There
must have been 1900 persons on the street
when the flower parade took place In the
afternoon. This evening is given TO a grand
mask carnival, and the streets are a mass
of merTyulakers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
5000 Cincinnati and Return

September IS, via Big -Four train. will
ieaYe Union Station sos p. m. Through
sleepers and coaches. Tickets Broadway
ana Chestnut street and Union Station
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
SCHOOLS.
BUNKER HILL MILITARY ACADEMY,
contribution to the National Committee as

l pass Though Chicago.
'.The extra sum shall dedicate TO anti
imperialism. / have hope that Connecticut
will cast its electoral vote for Bryan. AT
any rate. Mckinley will not receive e-third
the majority he did in 1896. 1 have been
away from the East for a month. but
have heard from there daily. and my cor
respondents post me fully on politics
There is no such thing as defeating us
this time. It's going to be a landslide, and
Delaware. Maryland, West Virginia and
New York will join forces with their Demo-
cratic brethren of the South and West TO
win n glorious victory"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
SITUATION IN IDAHO.
Democrats and POpulists Have Not
Yet Effected Fusion

BOISE City Idaho. Sept. 6-The Democrats
and Popuiists have not yet agreed and the
outlook tonight is that anything like COM
piete fusion will not be effected
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

HaANrOn Thursday. September 9. 1900. at
~. MRS 3. z. Ryan. aged 6e years. beloved
n49sner OF Anna NJ. and Cornelius Ryan,
luFeral from family residence, No. 4512 Cook
cvenue. Saturday morning at $50 TO Visitation
Cnorch. thence % CalvarY Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
EDGAR SCHOOL

VIII open September q, in the Conservatcriurn,
1854 Olive st Pupils residing at a distance will
be conveyed to and from the school. For further
particulars address Miss Edgar. Office hours
3 u 10 / D. m. after Eepternher IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DIR. AIolnxo v. Tubbs Nominated.

Rolla, Mo-, Sept. 6.--The Republican Sena-
torial Convention OF the Twenty-seventh
District met IN Rolia to-day and nominated
Doctor AIonzo V. Tubbs OF Usage County
for State Senator. The counties were rep
resented mostly by proxy, only a few dele
gates being present.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

coNBoY - Thursday, September 6, 1900. at
E:N 2. m, Joseph Vincent. beloved son Of
Mira Ann Conboy.
The funeral WEI take place Saturday. the Srh
inst, at $50 & m-, from family residence. No.
10 South Twenty-hTst street, to St John 8
Church, thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends are
invited to attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

EVERIST-At Chicago. THURSDAY. September 6.
lSa at IL 80 a. m. Emma r. Everist (nee Doer-
ing), beloved wife Of A. NJ. Everist.
Due notice of funeral will be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DEATHS.

BEYAN-on Tuesday. September 4. 1907. at 6
q m. Henry ". Bryan. after a lingering illness.
Funeral services Friday. septsrnber Z at :
p. m. az the family residence. No. 900 Russell
avenue. St Louis. Interment private.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

New Coat Company Incorporated.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Little Rock, AK. Sept. 6.-Articles of in.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
FOREST PARK UNIVERSITY
|. Louis MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL,
1900 WASHINGTON AVENUE.

Enrolment and examination for admission Fri
day and Saturday September q and %. Appii-
cants who present diplomas from city grammar
schools or other schools OF corresponding grades
are admitted without examination. For illus
trated catalogue. giving course OF study, terms
and particulars as 10 manual training apply to
{. NJ. WOODWARD Director.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
COLLEGE, fAYETTE, NO.,
Founded In 1887.

standard scholarship. unsurpassed In the West;
sfoo. 900 In buildings and endowment; libraries
men fnd board. including light ana steam heat
at Cuppies Hall. just finished. at a cost Of s2S.
90 al 8. week; superior training offered wou,-
en- at about one-hah the cost In female coilegea
For catalogue ADDRESS Prest- Z. Il. Craishead.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

No words Of ours can foreteli the heneft
you would derive from Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

HANIY-wednesday September s. 1909 Laura
widow Of the late Bernard Hsnly. aged 81 years
and months.
Funeral from residence to St Ferdinand's
Church. Florissant. Saturday. sth inst, at
sse a. IN, thence TO Calvary Cemetery Car
riages will leave Lgncifs. No. If1s Locust street.
AZ a. II
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
E. NJ. Richmond in Monroe city.

REPJBEIC sPEtIAL. :.
Monroe City, No, Sept. &c. N. Rich
mond spoke to the Bryan Club in the park
3o-piSht His theme was Imperialism
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

KoElEN-on september e. 1900, at 30 D. m,
"a iniaSgle hoenn, after a lingering illness. in her
Funeral from the residence Of her brother, L.
y hoenn. No. i249A Babadis avenue. on Sun
Gay. September 9, at D. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
ONCE Of Jury Commissioner,.
Courthouse, st. Louis, Mo-, e.:

ONCE Of Jury Comrntssioner,
Courthouse, st. Louis No, S1:s
September I. 800.
The Jury list for the ensuing year. has
been made ont and Is now open for IN
spection. Amy person claiming legal ex-
petent proof thereof TO the underlined
within twenty days from date. no person
whose name shah have been placed upon
within the period prescribed by said notice
20 claim exemption from Jury duty, shall be
entitled to claim the benefits Of such sxemp-
purpose Of determining such clatms VIII
be in this Office daily between 9 and -
o'clock In the forenoon. snc to 8 o'cfock
In the afternoon .-.,. ..s.sa ..-s.,s-- .
GEORGE P. wEINRRENNER,
Jury Commissfcner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
SCHOOLS.

The LOretto-Hiehest Grade
Academy for young ladies' FlorIysant ST. Louis
c.. No Send for Prospectus -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

LYoNs-on Thursday September 6, 1900 at
Lyons Cnee OBrien).
FUNERAL Will take place from the family resi-
dence, No. 5s3s Theodosia avenue on Friday Sep
.enper z at p. m. to st, Edwards Church,
thence 70 Calrary Cemetery
The colored American., 1900-02-03

known [ think we would find him to
be child Of circumstance and that he
was born in Annapolis. Believe me, my
countrymep, there lie no reputable citl.
zen of Nashville who would make such
q sweeping misstatement of facts, even
in paper of circulation so abbreviated
as the Annapolis hand bill.
~. H." after soratch1 2 his editors
back Tor his own) by saying his sable
and unanswelable article" In The Chris
tian Recorder had created great STIR"
declared that Brother Tice had
drought the church face to face with
a great, grave problem" Then in &C.
cents disconsolate he wails'What is the
church going to do with Smith? He
has hypnotizsd the whole thing" That
was the enly true statement he made:
DR.. Smith has hypnotizsd the whole
thing. And pray Is there any wonder7
Should he not have the everlasting
gratitude Of the church? Hes he not
spent life of vigor, intelligence and
rare business ability to the extension of