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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
IT WILL ~ CHARLESTON DAY.
Tomorrow 40 he Great Occasion
az south CnroIinn's Fair.

Tomorrow 80 Ht 1fFut Rf'"Nh'N
az south Caroiina's Fair.
Charleston. s. C.. Oct So.-charioston Is
making great preparations for its day al
the State Fair now being held at Colum-
bia Thursday has been set aside as an
occasion for exploiting tho South Carolina
Interstate and West Indian Exposition to
be held in i9M-la.. and the city has made
Up its mind to conduct the celebration on
an extensive scale.
Special trains will be run from here 10
Columbia tomorrow night and Thursday
morning. aud the committees IN charge of
HE parade which o. 20 be held the latter
day. nope Go have over a thousand men
n line. They viii an wear exposition
badges and sashes. ana the line o. march
win be from the State Capitol 70 the eN-
positions electrical booth al the fair
grounds Addresses viii De made by Gov.
Ncgwenuey and Mayor Smyth ana other
prominent men Tho vanguard Of the
Charleston contingent left here for Co
lumbia tonight
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
BRYAN GOING WEST.
conllnuea DON 30 rare.


no exchange Of eourtesics between the r.
Val candidates
The FuII Dinner Pail Argument.
AZ Horuclhvne Mr.. Bryan elaborated
tho theory advanced by him yesterday To-
The ofoct that the Republicans had already
abandoned their principal odmpaign argu-
mont. which was the FUN dinner pail
Starting with the PROPOSE ion that the Re
publican platform was largely devoted 20
the subject OF prosperity he said
compare tho space devoted to congrat-
uliiion with the space devoted 60 ah other
questions and YOU will hnd THAI the Re-
puolieans expected 60 make tho issue on
tho grand prosperity argument The fun
dinner pain D. fun 81 holes. the full dinner
pan is the most completely battered and
beaten up emblem that any party ever
had Why Is Il that the dinner pail ~
referred 10 more hy Democrat speakers
than % O. by Republican ~ akcrs2 II a
Republican attempts 70 refer 20 tho dinner
pail now they ask him How about tho
Anthracite coal rogicnsr | do not believe
that the lanoriug man to-day Is receiving
his fair share Of the wealth he produces
or his fair share OF the protection 81 gov
eminent"
Intimidation of LRborers.
Mr. Bryan's speech az Audoyer was ad-
uresaeu almost tnftrfiN 10 tho lNcftlaN OF
intimidation - hboring men. on this sub
icct he snid In part:
As election day approaches we hear %
Efforts 90 iuflmidate men who work Tor
others. II Is then that the employer %
labor begins 20 use language which ~
cacuintud 10 ihtimifs;s ;hs uea who aye
WORKING for him Sometimes men are
asked by the employer "a 80 out ana
march IA a parade. and they know n they
refuse 90 go they separate themaslves
from those who ID 30. and run the risk
OF discharge IN case ANY one IL discharg-
ed put u on this g,ound, that n an
employer is entitled % the votes % his
employees. then the employer ought 70 be
allowed 90 do the voting for the employees
FOR II he 10 entitled TO the votes % the
employees. certainly we ought 60 arrange
Il 20 that none OF them can get away
from him. and n YOU lei the cmploye vote
himself, he may not always vote as bis
employer wants. Therefore. ! am len favor
Of a law that viii either let tho employer
vote the votes OF the employees or else
make the employer iet the employe alone
and let tho employc vote his own vote %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Lima. Peru. oct 3o.-rhe Peruvian gov
eminent hae instructed the Peruvian min
isier Ia the United states DR. Alvarez
Caiderou 20 forward 20 Lima publications
md other data regarding piseiculfure with
the view d establishing hsh culture IN
The lakes of Peru. Dr. Calderon was also
instructed 90 furnish tho government with
information regarding persons competent
20 superintendent Matching and rearing Of
fsh In this country
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
HANNA a GUEST or moSoR.
tsntertaincd by the Briush-American
Republicans.

Washington Oct 30 Senator NJ A.
Hanna was the guest Of honor 20 night A.
the hrsi annual banquet 81 the Btiush.
American Republican League gwen ~
the Victoria Hoiel He received tho plau-
dits Of 10 Americans Of British birth. The
guests sang Hes jolly Good Fellow A"
This was followed with three cheers ana
tiger Tor the senator Senator Hanna
made a brief address.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Annapolis. Md oct ~ a naval acad
envy fencing team made an American an
dlonce hnppy this evening IN the gym
nnslum by defeating a French team from
the French Atlantic squadron. seven bouts
90 two. Tho Naval Academy team was.
Naval Cadet AdoiptuE Andrews u Texas.
Lewis Mcbride 81 Pennsylvania ana sid
tey NJ Henry % New York
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
NO NUS AGAINST "DoPiNG."
but Measures Are wanted 90 stop n
la England.

London. oct si.-The Sportsman, COM
mcntng upon Leopold De Rothschilds'
letter 20 the Times yesterday on the sub
jcct Of doping horses. points out that
IN doping had been praclced ia Eng
nd. no onense has been committed. be-
nusc shcre is no rule IN existence against
H. but says the sooner strong measures
4re taken 20 Stop such practices The easier
viii be 20 prevent the deterioration %
.horoushhred stock IN England.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

FRtsburg. oct 20-A story o. published
here 10 the effect that the Carnegie Steel
Company intends 90 invade tho sheet steel
business by manufacturing this product M
their DuqueHuc works. II the Carnegie
Company should go into the sheet busi-
ness % will come into competition with
Inc a.naI combine.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
DISEASE LIKE rHE PLAGUE.
Patient from Philippines at Hospital
In London

London. Oct 5o.-The local government
board announces the discovery OF sal
Tor who IS recovering from a malady Of
the mature Of the plague" on board the
British steamer Lomoud. which arrived a.
London from Cebu. Philippine Islands,
Oct % The steamer and everything on
board Of her have been disinfected. The
patient Is detained at a hospital
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Among the savannahans IN attendance
at the fair r. Superintendent Kline Of
the Central Railroad.
Senator podsin OF Americus arrived To-
day, ana Capt John Triplett OF the
Thomasville Enterprise Is here.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
WAS SLAIN ny mus WIFE.
Motive supposed co he TO Get His
life Insurnnce.

Geneseo. H.. oct %. William Hiiger.
young carpenter Of Hopplo. near here. r.
dead Of wounds inflicted upon him with
pistol BY his wife. According TO tho story
Hiiger told before his death fun con
hrmed by his wife. she shot him nrst IN
the temple as he lay doing on n sofa. lie
ieaped for her and she shot him once IN
the neck ana twice IN the abdomen be-
fore he wrested the weapon from her.
The wounded man implored her 20 OBJ
tain hgsp. The two were alone IN the
house. Tho wife refused and waited an
hour for him 10 de. lie carried 300 life
Insurance IN the Woo1men. The desire FOR
the money "a the supposed motive.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

-Ifn nIF AHFHVUy HIHhFinH Htanoham-
who recently died In England. az the age
OF o., was one Of tho most distinguished
soldiers Of the British empire. Re gained
his FIRST experience IN warfare seventy
three years ago having been present "a
the destruction OF tho Turko-Esypt an
fleets IN Navarino bay. IN October. 1877.
He took an nctive part IN the Chinese
campaign Of 1904. ana IN the Crimes n
war he was made q X. c. .. IN 1891,
and retired IN 1875.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
KILLED WIFE AMP HIMSELF.
Finding of Refers body Has solved
the Mystery.

the Mystery.
Reading. Pa. Oct, ao.-rhe sequel TO the
duding OF the body OF Mrs. Charles A
Keaer on a public road, eigh, miles be-
low Reading. last night. shot 20 death.
developed here to-day. when the body OF
her husband was found In coal chute n
the lowor section Of the city He had
oiudcd the police during the night and
killed himself early today lie wa p
and his wife - years old. Ia his pocket
vas found "a farewell letter TO his mother.
IN which he babe Der good-by He says
he was driven 20 commit the crime By his
WIFE and that their married life had been
very unhappy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Washington. Oct "a dispatch al the
War Department announces tho arrival az
Manila o. the transports Hancock with
three companies OF the Fourth and four
o. the Twenty-dfh Infantry ana three
officers Gn1 20 men OF the marine corps.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Paris. oct 30.-At a cabinet council to-
day 81 Mlilcrand. the Minister of Com
merco. obtained President l.oubers sigma
turc TO a decree prolonging the export
lion until November and fixing Nov z
as a free day for the poor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
RUSSIA. on1rI.l n.aae,.

81 Petersburg. or. 90-The figures Of
the Official budget for the last year. after
taklng into account extraordinary eSpen-
diiurca. show me- surplus Of 100000
roubles. which Il regarded o. large. con-
siderlng the recent financial and CONNER
rinf depression
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

81 Louis. Oct so--Ralph n. Orthwein
Of this city to-day purchased OF Col. r.
w. Hiooa of Mexico. Mo. the ehamDiota-
gated saddle horse OF the world, Rex Mo
Donald. II Is said $500 was the price
naid
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
nuchnnnn KIIIea EIfer.

vinoennes Ind. oct a0.-samuei Buch-
anan hit james Fifer with an iron weight
and killed him almost instantly tn quar-
rel over politics az Bridgeport to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
One Member Of n Rough rider cfus
VIII Die from Injuries.

Toledo. o. oct. 9o.-severai members OF
tackled by n crowd Of touRhs and serious
~ injured ns they were boarding a trsin
NJ Grand Rapid. O.. tonight after a 20
litical demonstration. John Hemp was
struck with an iron missile and win die.
oscar johnson was struck In the back OF
;hc head by a piece Of iron and badly In
jurcd. The postmaster OF Presuue Isle
vas also badly hurt. and a dozen or more
slightly injured.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
esldent Mckinley

President Mckinley has definitely
promised TO attend the launching Of the
baitieship Ohio IN San Francisco next
April. the exact date 20 b. determined at
the Presidents convenience.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
DAD Ways
III Pill

Price DC box. Sold By druggists or
sent BY mail Send 60 DIR RAILWAY a
co. S. Elm street. New York FOR Book
OF Advice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for "wednesday and Thursday;
Gcoreia Fair Wednesday. Thursday.
increasing oloudiness and rain on tho
coast. fair IA the Interior. fresh northeast
erly winds.
Eastern Florida. Generally fair We'd
ncaday except rain on the Eottheast
coast Thursday Increasing cloudiness
and rain on the east coast; fresh north
caateriy winds
Western Florida Fair Wednesday anf
probably Thursday. ught 10 fresh east TO
aoutheast winds
South Carolina. Fair Wednesday.
Thursday. Increasing cloudiuesa and prob
ably showers. ffcah to brisk uofthcsster-
81 winds
Yesterday Weather AZ savannah
AInrlr..ltrr, ir..tt..rnlLlr. a.aa n IN "A dnraaa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

River Report-The highs Of the savan-
nah river at Augusta at a. m. ClSth me-
ridian ums) yesterday was so feet.
Cotton Region Bulletin. savannah. Ca.
FOR tweuty-four hours ending AZ a M.
18th m. ridian time. Oct - 1870:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Now York. Ocs c0-Gen. Benjamin Flag
or died in the Fifth Avenue Hotel here
to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Special Texas Ralnfaii Reports-Pales-
time. .0i inch; Galveston, trace; Corpus
Christi. trace. Houston, Sc, Korrvilie.
trace. LonEview. m
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

n YOU would
be cured Of
Constipation
Indigestion.
Dyspepsia.
Hiliouene2S.
Liver ana
Kidney
Troubles. you
should GER
tainly try the
Bitters. II IN
the only sure
medicine 90
cure these dts
eases. IL ais0
counteracts
Hheumatlsm-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Remnrka-Temperatur continue praeii-
caiiy stationary. with light rains over the
western districts.
Of Station r v Rain
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
WE'RE ATTACKED NY rouGms.

~ a. hof"fs
Local Forecast onclaL.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Congressman IAge Lewis Of Mon,ezumu.
wae on onookor at the ilir to-day. he
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30
FITZSIuMONS is THE WINNEH.
Beats ShariSey Into InsonsIbnlty III
Two Hours.

New Whipped into insensk
billty in less than two rounds Is the
story in brief Of Tom ShNrkey's meet.
Ing with Bob Fitzsimmcns at the Co,
ney Island Sporting Club Friday night,
Fb.2simmons was the victor and Shar,
key the loser FitzsimmOps said all
along that when an opportunity pre-
senied Nsef he would prove conclu
siyely that he was Shorkey's superior
and settle accounts for the injustice
done him when he met Shurkey in Cal
ifouaia four years ago, Sharkcy was
equally confident that he would prove
TO be l'itZsmmons' master In the ring
but the result of the battle and the
brcrity of 1t proved that FilIsimmons
is still great fighter and able to beat
the best of the heayy.weights, He la,
beaten Corbrtt, Ruhlln, and Sharkey,
Round 1-Sharkeyru;hed and swung
his left for the body, but Fltz jumped
out Of reach, Sharkey rushed again,
but l'itz jumped away, Sharkey rushed
again, burt Fitz net him with II heavy
right on the body. Sharkey missed
a right swing. Fitz easily stepped out
of reach. Sharkey swung his left bul
Fitz got away and the blow landed on
his back. Fitz tried right and left foI
head but Sharkey ducked and then
Fitz landed left on neck. Sharkey
swung wildly for the head, but Fit
ducked and sent his right to Sharkey's
inw. Sharkey clinched Sharkey swung
heavy left for the head but Fit2
blocked it. Sharkey rushed wildly
landing left on the shoulder, Fitz sent
left and right to the face, then Shar.
key rushed again, swinging his left on
shoulder, and FitH went down to the
floor, shwkey falling over him with
his rush. The bell rang with Fitz on
the floor and the referee rushed be.
tween them.
Round 2-Sharkey rushed to close |
quarters, swinging left and right with.
out landing, FitH rushed, sending his
right TO body and his left to neck, |
Both swung wildly with right and left. |
Fitz stepped in with right to body |
and left to head. Sharkey was wild,
but Fit2 sent him to the floor after q
succession of rights and lerts on the
face. Sharkey took the count and got
up groggy and staggered back to the
ropes, Fita went after him and hooked |
his left to his jaw Then he sent a
right and left to head tnd Sharkey was
unable to protect himself Then Fit2
sent hard right to the body and |
hooked his left to the jaw, sending
Sharkey down the second time. Shar.
key struggled to regain his feet but
fell over on his face. He struggled
gamely attempting to get up, but the
right en- body and left on jaw had
done their work and Sharkey was
counted out by the referee, who de-
clared Fitz the winner.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30
The thirty-sNth annual fair OF JEFF.
ferson county will be held at CBka-
loosa, Kansas, September to 2.
AZ Wholesale Prices.

An Englishman hailng from the
north went into the Catham hotel. in
Paris, recently and cautiously asked
the price of whiskcy.
"0nc franc, sir" replied the bar.
tender.
"And a whskey and soda?"
"0no frame, sir. All drinks are the
same price"
The EngllshmNn snt down and, to
his ustonishmemt, r'und that the pace
WIS run on American Lines and that
the customers helped themselves at
their own discretion He punished
that boltle of whiskcy TIL it was near.
ly empty, AS he went out he paid
down his franc, but the manager call
ed him back and said, "You have for
gotten your change"
81 thought that the drink was n
franc?"
THAT is so, sir" was the reply,
"That Is the retail price, hut there is
q reduction when you buy Wholesale"
And he handed back suus.-l OndUn
Chronicle.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30
wondered uruwas Just wind.

Miss Arnold was first generally
known to New England educators
through an appearance Mt II teachers
convention az Bethlehem, n. H., sew
eral years after she had made u rep
utation in the west as Il school super
visor in Minneapolis. There, among
college presidents and all the best
known educators of the region, Miss
Arnold made an address that held her
hearers attention for more than an
hour. 1t was past the time for dinner
when she finished and yet the applause
which greeted her was tremendous,
says the Saturday Evening Post. 1t
was like an encore and while the au.
dience was still clapping Miss Arnold
arose and said in her quiet way that
she was reminded Of small boy, Sam
mie, whose mother was always calling
him, and one day when she had shout
ed "Summie, Sammie," for long
time, and Sammie had sat unrcspon.
sivc, the boy at last looked up
SAY" lie asked, "do you really
want nle or was We just holerng?'
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30
~ Louis Is IIopcfuI.

81, Louis Mo-, Aug 9S,-rhere ha
been n marked renewal of activity a
Louisiana Purchase Centennial Word'i
Fair headquarters recently. In nc
cordNuce with the programme mappeC
out at the meeting held at the enc
OF June, active local work to secure
the completion Of the stock subscrip
tion fund of S5,OOO,OOO win be com
menccd at the beginning Of September
More than SI,OO0OO Of this amount hn,
been pledged already and 1t Is boliov
ed the remainder win be obtained
soon arter the books shall have beer
reopened,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30

Df Pusung Clarence lllher, 8 years
old, to his death beneuth moving
tralp nj Mt Vernon, Ind, yesterday.
Iae mormon was arrested ms the Lou.
lsvllle g. iiNshville train steamed into
the Union station this morning.
Elder Hawkins, who lives at ManaB
sos Coneios county. Col, was return.
Ing from seven months proscyting
tour in Georgia,
John NJ Pierce of Mt. Carmel, ILL.,,
and T.. u, Gras Of Evansville, Ind, pas
sengers on the train, witnessed the in
jury 10 the child, Conductor +, NJ
Albin in charge Of the train states
that these passengers were willing te
testify that Hawkins deliberately
hurled the baby from The platform OF
the moving train and that they snw
the little fellow roll from the platform
Of the train under the wheels, which
passed over him, Hawkins will ba
held here subject to the orders Of the
police officials Of Mount Vernon.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30
STEVENSON THE MAN
Named by Populist Committee for
Vice President.
BUTLER WANTED ANOTHER NOMINEE
kIIher That, or the Place Loft nlan h
said the south CnTOlinian-- -Aiy All
Hut Unanimous Vote Ticket IN
Made liFyHn aud Stevenson.

Chicago ILL.,, Aug, 27,-For presl'
dent, William j. Brynn Of Nebraskai
Tor vice president, Adlal \, Stevenson
OF Illinois, This IL the populst presl-
dental Ticket rs II appears Nbtcr the
vacancy in the second place was filed
by ,ne nutlOuui committee tonight,
liy Il viva yoce vote which was oil but
unanimous, the members Of the
committee nominated Stevenson for
vice president, after substitute mo-
llOn to place II popullsl on the ticket
as MIR, lIy0n's running mate had
been defeated by u vote Of II to 2A
Chairman Marion Butler Of North
Carolina delivered an eloquent. but
not yindictlyc, address, In which he
advocated The selection Of Il popullst
dor second place ON the ticket, or In
default of this, leaving blank ON the
plckot llc' believed that II either
coursc were pursued more popullsts
would vote for Mr., bryan than would
II Mr., Stevenson were nominated,
John W, DredenthNl, fusion candidate
for governor of KHnsns advocWted the
nomination Of Mr. Stevenson, lie
said The populsts OF Kansas did not
want a populIst on the lcket with Mr.
Bryan.
Vice Chairman Edminsion OF Ne
brnskn said that he was receiving
scores Of letters daily from all over
the country, and nine out Of ten OF
them favored the nomination of Mr..
Stevenson. lie declared the popuists
of Nebraska were for Stevenson, and
that Bryan and 81 stevenson would car
ny the state in n. embcr,
Senator Pettigrcw of South Dakota,
who held II proxy in the meeting,
made n strong appeal for united
populst vote, and declared the only
way to unite 1t was to place Mr., Stey
enson ON the ticket.
Committeeman Ro2cllc Of Missouri
was among those who pleaded for the
nomination of Mr.. Stevenson In the
iGtereot Of united popullst vote
The middle-of'therond popullst ma.
tlonnl committee Is In session here.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30
A Uonversaiion CInss Cor Adults.

During this year Of The Exposition
American writer's aud journalists
have settled down upon Paris as 10.
Gusts swarmed down 6n Galicin Il few
years ago, They walk TO aud fro on
the boueynrds, talking all kinds of
French and recording their impress
sionS
",rhe best way to learn French"
said one OF the leading correspondents
TO himself on his arrival, "is TO 60 to
a French boarding house There III
have TO talk French
He studied the advertisements Ia
one Of the SIX English newspapers
published In Paris and finally fixed
upon boarding house out in that
Latin part Of Paris which lies be-
tween the Observatory and the Lion
of BelIort. 4 proper lltte dame met
him and explained matters ina broken
English that sounded delightfully."- for
elgn.
Her house was almost full, she said;
oh, ever So many pcople
III was Just what he wanted He
took room and paid his month in
advance, That evening when he came
down to dinner the dining room was
crowded, but he was the only man.
There were twenty.lour pretty women
md that was Hll sill there was there
for conversation, and hc did ;hc best
he could
"Eon jour- madame" he said to his
nclghbor.
"Oh, we don't speak French, ,"sne
said, were Hm excursion OF Chicago
girls Nho came over to Paris for
month va --= che Exposition aud
learn the language. And you cam
speak Frenrbl Isn't it jolly? You
must help u.s."
lie taught them all to say bon jour;
IL was tue best he could do for them.
Vance Thompson.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-30
A CMICAGo No. 70, TEMPLE.
Plans Arc Making for AN Institutional
Church 10 Cost S2,00O,OOO.

Chicago, Aug, asa temple to cost
two million dollars Is TO be erected IL
Chicago IL the plans now under con
Bideration by the various Me.hodisl
Church officials in this city are ma
tured and executed, The ediHce viii
be the hombe of the consolidated
churches under institutional rule, and,
! freportS prove correct the presiding
Bcclesiastic will be DR., Camden NJ, Cob
Df Denver,
DR.. Coburn is pastor Of the Trinity
Church in Colorado CITY, hu, win say
nothing beyond asserting that he mat
ter has not reached Il point where he
may talk Presiding Elder Jackson
said:
~ will not say that DIR, Cobcrn has
been approached in regard to the in.
stftutlonal church pasloru,e, ! can
only say about the plan, At present
we are somewhat in the dark. We have,
too much money to obtain to talk now
too much moncyto obtain to talk now
The plan will be TO effect the consol
idation Of several Of the big NJ, T.
Churches and congregations. includ'
ing Trinity, the Firs. Church and 9th
ers, sell the church property and EN-
ploy the capital thus derived, probably
million dollars, in building one OF
the greatest religious temples in the
history of the world 1t will recog'
nize no caste or class, and meetings
will be conducted on week days os they
are on Sunday II will furnish en-
ployment for the unemployed and vii,
furnish comfort for those in distress
or want from any cause,