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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-15

The public is cordially invited to call
this evening and inspect the improve
ments and incidentally test the hospi-
tally of Mine Host Watt. at the ST.
Charles Hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-15

Clerk nebextson's OGice.
Yesterday II Clerk Robertson's once,
the following were recorded:
Deed made May 10. 1901. by D. L.
Zane to Gertrude D. Nixon; 5000; lot in
o. L Zane's plat, in division X Of Jos.
CaldweIs addition.
Deed made May IA, 1901; by Thomas
Longbottom to ]. F. Longbottom; $40:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-15

The public is cordially invited to call
this evening and inspect the improve
.ments and incidentally test the hospi-
tally of Mine Host Watt, at the St.
Charles Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-15
LOU SWABACKER.
Resistfr
HandIan's Millinery.

20 per cent. discount on all trimmed
Hats for one week, commencing Mon
day, May 13. City Bank Building,
Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-15

The session last evening was a very
enjoyable one, and was quite largely
attended. The next social session of the
order is announced for the 14th of next
month
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

-Four hundred and niuety-ninc ballots
were rejected In Carroll county as being
spoiled or improperly marked.
II Is estimated that 500 wrongly marked
ballots. evenly divided between ReuubIi-
cans and Democrats. Were thrown out IN
Washington county
The Maryland Telephone Company Of
Baltimore has completed its lines 10
Westminster and connections with the
Western Maryland COmpauy's lines have
been made
The condition Of Or. Charles N Ellis.
who has been quite I'D with an attack OF
appendicitis II EIkJon. IS much improved
and his speedy recovery is looked for 10y
his physicians.
\ vessel in passing through the draw OF
the SaSafras River Bridge ran into the
bridge and a portion thereof was demuI-
IShed. seriously interfering with travel
The following delegates have been nam
ed 70 the Bankers Association in BBIti-
more. Second National Bank of Chester
town. Cashier William Bradford Copper
and Theodore T. Hayes. Chtstertown Ma
tiOual Bank. Cashier William Walter
Chapman. President Charles r. Westcott.
and Samuel Eannort, Kent County Saw
ings Bank. Cashier William r. Russell
and Fred c. USilton-
Fire which began ON a wagon loaded
with fodder on the farm OF Frank Davis.
near GAINESVILLE set FIRE TO outhuiidiugs
near by \ stable and COrnhOuSr were de-
strOyed. including lot of corn. 90 bushels
of wheat. tons Of fertilizer. and "A lot OF
fodder. also a binder and number Of
other farming implements. The loss Is
$500 There was no insurance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
IN THE OLD DOMINION.

The Pythian lodge at Clarksburg will
erect $1,000 building.
The dwelling OF W s Perkins. In Din
widdie county, was destroyed by fire. with
its contents.
Littleton. son Of w. E. Baker. was
thrown from his IiCyCle at King George
Va, and badly injured.
a large bunch of bass was caught in
the Potomac at Point OF Rocks two Of
which weighed six pounds each
Eddie Cain was sentenced 10 three years
IN the DenlteuuarE al Winchester for
shooting Isaac Thomas September 10
Augustus Rowe caught two carp in the
Potomac River, in Frederick county. one
IF which weighed 254 pounds and the
other 70 pounds.
Rev A L. Roper died Thursday at
Simpson. Floyd county. Of hemOrrhage
~ the lungs He was "A son Of J. l.
! Roper, Of the Roper Lumber Company
OF Norfolk
Richmond and Northern capitalists are
investigating the question Of locating a
shipyard on the north side Of James
River about four miles below Richmond
Among those said 20 be interested in
this scheme are men OF large means here
The Manchester City Council last night
appointed committee to Investigate
charges against the Board Of Health of
that place The charge Is that the uresi-
dent Of the board placed an uuueccess a ~
quarantine for diphtheria in Manchester
Rev. ". L. Seabrook. pastor Of Grace
Lutheran Church. Winchester. rendered
his resignation last night lie has ac-
cepted a call 10 the pastOrate Of the
Church Of the Redeemer- Newberry. s. O.
Mr. SeabrpokS resignation was a surprise
70 his congregation. During his pastor
ate Grace Church has been TemOdrled at
cost or $1,000 and the membership
greatly increased Mr. SeahroOk was
formerly engaged in the practice Of law
In Baltimore
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.
CUlOred Man StrueI, by Failing
Bucket Of Tnr

Among the patients at the Emergency
Hospital is Fred Holmes. coIored.
aged twenty-six years. big
bucket Of tar fen on the head of
Holmes yesterday afternoon, white the
latter was al work at the plant Of the
United States Electric Light Company.
Fourteenth and b Streets northwest. The
skull Of the negro was fractured. and ne
was badly cut and bruised.
Holmes had been working about the
plant as usual and was engaged in a
little courtyard fronting on Street.
when the accident occurred. A bucket of
tar had previously been placed on the
roof of a shed or annex 40 the main build
ing, where it was intended to repair and
tar the roof. As Holmes stood in the
yard near the wall Of the annex. the
bucket suddenly slid of the roof and
down upon him, 2 distance Of twenty feet.
He was removed shortly afterward 70 the
hospital in the ambulance and an oper-
alton was performed to relieve the pres
sure on the brain. Holmes lives at 1926
Delaware Avenue southwest
Garnet Q. Nicholas a negro. was taken
70 the Emergency Hospital Yesterday. slIf-
Ierlng from broken leg. which was also
crushed heavy piece of rock seems To
nave FALLEN from ledge in a stone ward.
near tlrst and NJ Streets northeast. where
Nicholas works. and to have caused fbt.
ing suddenly dislodged. caught the leg OF
the negro as he stood 10y . hosting ma
cnlne used to raise rocks To the Ur0D.I.
height other wOrkmen sent for the
under medical treatment. He lives II So
J. street mort Invest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
View Rogers Locomotivc COMPANY.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-ElHott g. Smith
and Frank P. Holran. who recently pur-
chased The plant and property of the we'll
known Rogers Locomotive Company. have
completed the organization Of "A new cor
poretion, called The Rogers Locomotive
Works. which has purchased all the prop
erty-and business Of the Old company. At
q meeting OF the directors yesterday af-
ternOOu officers were elected as follows
John HaNrOn. pre- Sideuti F. H. Norton.
vice president: r p. Holrau treasurer.
c. F. Hannah, secretary; r. Wells gen
eral manager and J. W GTgRs. general
counsel The directors are Sir William
C. Van Horne. G. r. Hopkins G. Turn
ure. J. T. Prohst r. C. Smith. + p Hol-
ran, J. W. GIiggs. Robert @. Pruyn, r.
r. Norton, J. HayrOn and S Peabody An
executive committee WAS elected. com
posed Of John H6vrOn chairman cN-
offlCio. and George r. Hopkins. J =.
PrObst. +. G. Smith. r G. Pruyn. and $
Peabody. The New York office Will be at
% Wall Street. John Havrou. president Of
the company. is the Eastern representa-
tive Of the iatrobe Steel Company, and
previous 20 1888 WAS connected with the
Rogers Locomotive Works in various ca
pacities.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
A STOLEN FLAG RETURNED.
Rcpentant Man Sends II BHcII To the
EmNnrmnr Of EnLLnm.a.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 2--rhc restora-
tiuu Of a reEim.ntaI r. q through The my@-
FERROUS workings of q religious impulse IS
the subject of a story that is erousiug
much interest IN Stat, official circles just
now The flag is tine one that adorned
the headquarters tent of Col Winfield r.
DUrEin. now Governor of Indiana. whom
ever his regiment the I5lst. In the Span
tsh-AwCrican war was iu camp. The
flag was originally presented by the
women OF Mount Vernon. Ind. to Com
pa0y J.. OF thu lfl=r and rs tia, COM
uauy loaned 90 Colonel Durbiu to be- used
at his tent in Camp Mount When the
l6lst WAS ordered To- Jacksonville. the IuE
accompanied it. and was daily saIuted i'm
front 81 Colonel Dur3ias tent at that
point Later the beautiful emblem did
similar duty at Savannah. ga. When the
order came TO the lGlst al The latter place
O. tinHara for Havana, Cuba. Colonel
buTilu sGpeTut,Lucd personally the
packing OF The flag, and StcuclIrd tho
name OF ITS destination uu the box Ar
IN ro al Havana. the camp egUip.Eg was
UIpaCksu. but when Colonel Duruiu flag
VAS sought il could NOT be found. The
loss created much regret, especially
among the officers and men of Company
=, by whom the sllsen banner was high
ly IrIZ,d.
Time. however. effaccd this feeling. and
the loss of Colonel DuThius flag ceased
To be even a memory. About two weeks
ago At-uJant General Ward received q
letter from man residing IN a Western
town, cuguIrluE If the l5Tst Indiana Eo@i-
meuJ had lost "a flag during the Spanish
American war. The writer of the letter
confessed to having been tempted by the
Sll>,u richness OF the emblem into steal
ing IT, but declared thaJ recently ne be-
came converted and his conscience com
niauCtd him 90 restore th, flag General
Ward knew nothing of the loss of tho
nag NJ Havana, but upon eugUIriuE of
Governor buru.u was Informed of the IN
CIlyuLS related above The banner is now
lying upon a table iu the Governors par
Tor fl. the State house.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Nov s-James
Mitch. alias Frank Small. cgIored. II
Washington. was arraiEned iu tn, police
court yesterday morning % uthc charge Of
the theft nf an ovsTc1at and a derby hat
from the residence Of George s French.
10 North Alfred Street last Wednesday
night The mayor after hearing the evil
deucs sent The case To- the grand Jury.
In- revival which has been In progress
I'm the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church for some time past continues 10
attract Iarg. crowds nightly Tho re-
vival is being conducted by tho Rev. J.
A. letters rector A number Of CONVEX
slous are reported.
ClareuC" Wiuem.IIer. who. FOR several
years past has been manager Of the Viz
ginia Rod and Gun Clubhouse. at Four
Mile Run, has resigned that position TO
engage I'm business elsewhere S. q. Nc
Nicely OF Washington. will be his sue
c,ssoT and VIII assume the duties of his
new position, November 10.
coLored boy named Thomas knight
was fined $3.50 IN the police court yestcr-
day morning on the charge Of the theft Of
a hat from the little son Of George Ayers
The game Of basketball 10 have been
played in ATmory Hall fast night between
the Alexandria Light Infantry team and
the washington AiIitilt llut has been
postponed until next week
A special business meeting Of kIeNan-
dria Council. No 3, Junior order Of Uni
ted American Mechanics Will be- held IN
odd Fellows Hail. on North Columbus
street next Thursday evening aJ 80
o'clock.
A busiucss meeting Of the Young Mems
SOdaIiJy Lyceum was held last night and
considerable routine business disposed Of
Mrs. Kate Simpson has purchased from
r. M StTub.l a house and lot on the
north side of Franklin Street between Al
fred ard Patrick Streets, for tho sum Of
sS1U
tn. Board IL Lady Managers OF tho
Alexandria lnfTmarg report number 81
contributions DO the way OF money. pro-
visions, clothing, ETC., for that msti-
tl.uu.
Tho Rev r. Boyd. pastor % the
N sth1dIsJ Episcopal Church South Al
Falls Callch wh8 has been ut the Alex
aUlria Irtrmary for some days past for
treatment. is improving
Capt. James NJ. King. Or. r.. b. Coch-
ram ard ClarDnc, NJ JaUr,v. Of this eitv
left Yesterday for weeks hunt in Eau
guIDT county.
-Iia- Mamie Greene. Of Remove. Pa. is
~. guest o. Carlton Padgctt, az ll1Z
King Street.
A meeting Of The Mount Vernon Branch
Association fOr the Preservation Of Viz
gluia Antiquities will be held Mon
day night iu the rooms OF the Business
Mems League. The pubiic are invited TO
attend.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
A BABY DIES OF BURNS.
Clothes Ignite While Playing With
Lighted Paper.

Agnes Mccarthy. the three-vear-oId
daughter Of Joseph Mccarthy. Of sI4o p
Street northwest, now lies dead I'm her
fathers home as the result Of having
been terribly burned shortly after 1
clock yesterday afternoon while PLAYING
with lighted paper. Everything that could
possibly be done 10 save her life was re-
sorted to by Or. Kurtz. who was hurriedlv
summoned 10 the scene Of the accident
His efforts were Of no avail and within
a half hour after the accident the little
one breathed her last. Coroner hewitt
has been notified Of the accident and Will
view the remains this morning
At the time Of the accident the little
one was in the sitting room The other
members Of the family. including her
mother and grandmother Mrs Ran were
ID the adjoining room. The smell Of
smoke attracted their attention followed
almost instantly be the screams Of the
child. The mother ran hastily into the
sitting room. The little girl was running
about the room wildly her clothes afame.
endeavOring 10 put out the fire By strik-
ing at Il with her small hands The moth
er. assisted by the grandmother. seized
the suffering child and bore her TO q rug,
where the flames were smOthered. Both
women were badly burned about the
hands
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09

StUart-s Catarrh Tablets. as the most sue
cessful and by FAR the safest remedy for
catarrh yet produced
One well known catarrh specialist. as
soon as he had made "A thorough test Of
this preparation. discarded inhalers.
washes and sprays and now depends en-
rirely upon Sruart's Catarrh Tablets IN
treating catarrh, whether in the head,
throat or stomach
DR.. RisdeIl says In patients who had
lost the sense OF smell entirely. and even
where the hearing has begun 20 be at
fected from Catarrh, ] have had fine re-
suits after only a few weeks use Of
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets I can only ex-
plain thei- action on the theory that the
cleansing and autiseptic properties OF the
tablets destroy the catarrhal germs
wherever found. because have found the
tablets equally valuable IN catarrh Of
the throat and stomach as IN nasal ca
tarrh-"
Dr. EstabrCok SAYS Stuart-s Catarrh
Tablets are especially useful in nasal ca
tarrh and catarrh Of the throat clearing
the membranes OF mucus and speedily
overcoming the hawking, coughing and
eXpeCtOratlng-
ANY sufferer from cata-rh viii find
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets VIII give imme-
date relief and being in tablet form and
pleasant 70 the taste are convenient and
always ready for use as they can he car
ried On the pocket and used AT any time.
as they contain no poisonous drugs. hut
only the cleansing 1Gtiseutic properties
OF Eucalyptus bark. Guaiacol. blood root.
and Eydrastiu-
All druggists sell the tablets at . cents
for complete treatment
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
IDENTIFIED BY TATTOO MARKS
s Butler Arrested ~ lie Was Leav-
ing Prison.

NEW YORK. Nov "a man who gave
his name as John Orange BlIlauy. but
who, il is said. is also known under the
alias of.John W. Cannon. was arraigaed
before United States Commissioner Alex
ander yesterday. charged with being a fu-
gitlye from justice At first the prisoner
denied his identity and demanded an ex-
animation. but later on admitted his iden-
thy and waived examination. c0nseutiuE
10 return 10 England 10 stand trial there.
Bcllauy was arrested at the peuiteutiary
on BlacilweLIs Island by Deputy United
States Marshal Fred Bernhard Tho war
rant was issued on the complaint OF the
British consul a. this port
Ina April 1900. BelIauy was employed bv
Paul kohaspeyer. of No. ]. I-uox Garden.
Chelsea, London. as butler and valet
Mr.. and Mrs kDhuSpeyer made a tour of
Iha Continent, leaving Eellauy in charge
or the house They returned iu August
1900 ana found that the butler was miss
ing. Three diamonds, including N vaiua-
rlc brooch, as Wen as other fewelrv.
EellauE was traced 10 this city whore
DE- obtained employment with a. Weigen-
ftlI- OF 3 last ForJE-seNelth Street. as a
butler Last December Bellauy was ar
rested, charged with stealing lot Of Jew
elry and siIyeTware from his new en-
pioNer. lie was sentenced in January 20
one year s. imprisonment His term eE-
pircd yesterday, and he was arrested as
h. left the warden Office.
When tattoo marks OF "a dancing girl.
the statue of Liberty and one or TWO
other figures on his left arm and am an
chor and chain on his right arm were dis
covered he admitted his identity.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09

lance to a lizard perhaps. but stm
q aiSeouragluS reward for q weII-msaur
warning Nevertheless. the manned little
reptile turned ir thc bed. keeping close 90
his master, but still continued very rest
less and excited fer the -IcafGier ~ the
u'EGr. AT length the day llwueI. and
the camp was soon IN movement and
preparation lgr the days march. The
ty-JS Wur. struck and IN due cuErSa the
bedding rolled Up- ready o. tc placed nl
the rough tiEE-rS cart. Then indeed
the mystery WAS explained. for l0 the
scrub and fern thrown uUG arGtrEh the
scauJy bedding. 90 keep II from che bare
ground. huge tiger sraIlg with several
youuS ones was GiSraN cred This snail -
is of a deadly description. much feared
by the ColuDlStS. and. like gll snakes. has
strong scent which no Doubt made the
lizard aware OF his -uamy-S presence. II
he had not indeed seen IL creep under the
curtain OF the tent ana select i-S resting
place The vourmaES reptile had ought
for her dangerous brood The warmth Of
tho tent and especially Of the bed under
which she had eDScOuced herself gGi her
Ul-0U-utd family Needless 10 say. they
were one and all promptly despatched
.aIsf-rt Hour.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
CRUSHED UNDER HIS TRAIN.
A brakeman Held Prisoner by n
HALLWAY sxNitch Frog.

McKEESPORT. Pa. Nov s-CharIes
FInuey. a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
brakeman. was ground to death under
his own train yesterday morning. The
crew was doing some shifting ORD the
MOuOugahela Furnace Compauy's Yards
shortly before daylight Fiuuey ran
ahead and threw a swith. and then sig
nailed with his lantern for the train 20
back down Ia stepping across the track
his foot caught iu q switch frog. and he
fell The frog held him fast Tn, lam
tern fell less than foot beyond his
reach. still burning.
The man struggled 10 free himself from
his position. and. falling, gud,ayorcd 10
reach his laateru and signal the train.
Wsirh was slowly rumblnE down uUGu
him about 81 hundred fee, away. The
roar If the mills and IN Tlmblug Of the
train drowned his screams for help. and
as tho result If the signal he himself had
given toe train bore down upon him and
crushed him beneath IN, wheels He was
terribly mauGled. bur living and con-
sclous Uh.u taken from under the trucks.
Tic told his horrible experience before
becoming unconscious
Fluney died IT the McEeesj0rt Hospital
at O'Clock He was io-ty-Jv.o years old
and leaves widow and four children.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
FnREIGN MAILs.

WASHINGTON. D. O.. POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
should De read daily As changes may occur
az any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 20 the ports o.
sailing daily, and the schedule 0f clo5lngs is
arranged the presumption 90 thsir urin-
ter-upted over and transit. For the week ending
November Q. 1901. the last connecting closes VIII
be made from the MAIN OFFICE AS follows:
Trans-PaciGc Mails.
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
which Is forwarded va Europe). NV ZEALAND
FIJI SAMOA and HAWAII via San Francisco,
CIase here daily ar 5-a9 p m up 90 November
O. inclusive, Tor despatch pc p s. Ventura (o)
Nails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia,
which goes via Europe. and View Zealand. which
-0eS via san Francisco. and FI-I ISLANDS va
Vancouver. close here daily az $50 p. H. I'd 70
Wauimo0- NaL must Be directed Via Van
Mails FOR CHINA JAPAN, HAw1I. and PHIL
IPPINE ISLANDS, VIA san Francisco. close here
daily at 6-s0 p m up 20 November II. inclusive
for despatch per s. H0usk0nE Maru- co.
Mails for HAWAII. via -S1n Francisco. close
here daily at $50 2 NJ up % November Is, in
elusive. for despatch per s. s Alameda. (0)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN HAWAII and PHIL
IPPINE ISLANDS, via San EreECizco- close here
daily az go p H. Up % November IS, inclusive,
fer despatch par s. China tc)
Mails for TAHITI and 15ARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via San Francisco, close here daily 40 30 D. m
UP 10 November p. inclusive. tor despatch per
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via vanc1uve-.
close here daily az 5-3} p ne up 90 November
81, inclusive fog despatch per s. s. Empress as
China Registered rsiI mast he directed VIA
Vancouver" Merchandise Tor the a. = Postal
Agency AZ shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can
ads COD
malls for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded ID,
New YORK far connection with European steamers.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Military Nafr de-
patched 90 san Francisco at all closes r7r that
Office CD connect with Government transports. rEs
sall5uzS of which are Irregular
REGISTERED NAILS close 40 the UATV OF
FICE as follows CD At 100 p m same t1y;
lrJ At 500 o. H. same dav- ODD At 500 a. n
same dav- % At leo o. m previous day. lh5
Al 100 p M previous saturday. CD A. 500
g. m previous cly- la) At G-cJ p. m previous
dsv- JOHN A MERRITT. Postmaster
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mathematics hau Of botany. hail Of az
riculture. hau OF forestry. and auTitari-
Um 90 seat from $500 to 1000 persons.
.AndN besides these buildings which
are .eaIed for the work Of Instruction
and iuvCstigs lion. the moral. social and
economic interests OF the students de-
mand the establishment Of system OF
residential halls. dining room and club
mouse, on which II the sum Of 81 100000
were n once spent Cornell would sim b..
Tar behind Yale, though its enrolment OF
WINGED that II phiiauthropic capitalists
could be induced TO examine the uuivgr-
Slty as Mr. Rockefeller has done. money
would not be lacking for the erection of
any of these buildings
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REV. NJ. P. FIXES TO SPEAK.
VIII Address the Y. VI. {. 4. Mems
Meeting Tomorrow.

At the big meetings FOR men which the
Young Mems Christian Association is
conducting IN Columbia Theatre. Rev.
Maurice Penheld Fixes. Of Baltimore. viii
speak tomorrow.
Mr. Fixes is pastor Of the Brautly Bap-
list Church, over which the famous
evangelist Rev. II. NJ Wharton previous
ly had charge Mr.. Fixes has kept this
great church the centre of religious ac-
tiyities in its vicinity Great audiences
FIJI IL each Sabbath. Mr. Fixes spoke at
this service last season.
The male chorus and orchestra will
again lead the service. Tickets may Ue
had at the Young Mems Christian Ass0-
citation, OF at hotels or restaurants
throughout the city.
The Bible studies conducted by Cen.
John w Foster at MetZerOtt Hall. ad-
joining Columbia Theatre. Sundays AT ?
o'clock, are attracting muCS interest A
large number Of men axe availing them
selves Of these careful studies IN New
Testament history The theme Of the
study tomorrow Will be The Gospels %
Arrangement is made for ressrving
seats al the theatre meetings for those
who attend these studies