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ing. He declares that the missionaries
have had their share in all the phases OF
loot and gives the evidence OF Aner'can
officers. whose names he withhoids, IN
support of his charges; the whole gong
TO show that hi several eases American
officers declined TO sanction the urging OF
the missionaries.
Washington, January "A committees
from the American Asiatie Association,
with headquarters In New York, called ON
the president today and presented n me-
mortal expressing their emphatic appsov-
nj nf the Efforts made by him and the
secretary of state to hasten settlement
of The questions at issue between the
powers and government Of China.
The memorialists single out for special
approval the demand made upon China
that in future the diplomatic representa-
ttves OF foreign governments have direct
access 90 the emperor. The belief IS ex-
pressed that the good pf all concerned re-
uuired the resumption of authority by
Emperor Kwans Hs,i. and the hope is ex-
pressed that the Integrity bf the Chinese
empire may be q condition precedent OF
any settlement 10 which the United
states Is a party and also that the great
province Of Manchuria should continue 10
be Regarded as inseparable from the
ei4NtSen provinces OF the thiuuie ming
dom,
In the negotiation Of q new treaty Of
trade and navigation, the memofialists
represent the necessity Of insisting upon
fun heed being paid by the imperial and
provincial governments TO the letter Of
such treaties in respect of the transit
passes issued I'm return Tor stipulated pay-
ment, ind intended 90 clear imported
more hand;se from all further taxation Oil
It's way TO the inland markets.
Due uf the principal objects and pur-
posses Of tina association rs Ia foster anu
safeguard the trade and commercial In
terests of citizens % the tpited States,
ana others associated herewith IN the
empires of China. Japan and Korea, and
IN The Philippine islands. The member
ship il said 10 consist mainly Of persons
Interested in the cotton trade. The dele
CATION which called upon the president to-
Gay consisted Of Joseph II. Patterson,
Clarcnce Cary. Silas -. Webb. John Ford
pGu ). q. Hopkins. al of New York; 4.
- i.t:twich ri Baltimore, and u. \.
Tutupiljus. Of charlotte. y. {,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1901-01-07
PRESIDENT KRUGER is ILL.

The Hague. January MIR. Kruger is
suffering from "A slight attack ~ h~oa-
uhit:s While theye is ma anxiety as to
his condition. he Is obliged 90 keep ~ his
bed
Drs Heimaus. N3ukhuysen and Coort
during the day issued the following hui-
leiin.
MIR kr-er has Tor some days been
suffering FROM "a recurrence Uf hrou.Uitt~.
which 4n view of his sage and tHt effects
Of this climate makes j, ncet--.ry far
him ~ D.. more thuu ordinarily e..e,fuI
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Suffering Women.

cured? remember has
experience treating
home treatment and at small cost II suffer with
bowels back aud hips cold feet soher.ng sensation palpta
the body dizziness
ion no
VIII what
be He will take nothing II
Tucker trial viii be Advice
TUCKER Broad St, Atlanta Ga
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A New Cure for Cancer.

DR. Registers New serum and Anti
septic Treatment for Cancer and other
malignant growthS. cures all forms or
these dangerous diseases. without the
knife or any dangerous operation. ltigh-
years Of success and the verdict OF the
whole medical profession have demon
strated this Write for new book on
Cancer and It's Cure" DR. w. Il. Reg
lister. 42o Main st. Memphis. Tenn.
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HE KILLED Won NETTELER
AND HAS BEEN B5hERDED

pekln, j. Q =
Cemher 3l.--fhe
IN n n v n .
killed i a p @ II
Non ketteler.
the Gle r m a "a
m in / 5 t q = to
china. in June
last. was be-
headed today
in the pres
euce Of a large
II Il IN ID q L o +
spectators.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1901-01-07
AN ATLANTA MAN

Usually knows a good thing. Mr. Henry W.
Johnson, of Atlanta. tried specialists with no
bs nefit; he finally tried Tetterine: result a
complete cure. Tetterine is a fragrant oint-
ment and by direct application cures such ir-
ritating skin diseases as letter. Eczema, Ring
worm Itch Scald Head. and all such skin
diseases. so cents box at Druggists by
mail postpaid from J. T. Shuptrine. Savan-
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CAPTURED BY THE FILIPIEoS

Manila. January Private George IT..
Ray. az the engineering corps. las assist
ant. Private Lyons. 81 company Ks vita
Infantry: live SCOUTS and Two n stte poo
licemen. have bee. caHsu-cd WIN" On
their way % Batar t,i'sntTgthts. ON the
,-..,.sir, az The news Il, american column
was dispatched against TIE Fiiipinos. but
failed to ovcr;akc the party.
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DID THE MISSIONARIES LooTP
Grave Accusations Made Against
Their Actions in China.

London January 4.-'fhe Daily Mail
publishes Il severe arraignment from Mr.,
Willard. correspondent in Pekin, of the
European and nerican missionaries in
China Mr. Willard accuses them of
urging the military to send expeditions
Ia different points of the country, osten-
siblv TO protect native converts but really
to get an opportunity for wholesale loot
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HE LED IN THE LAST BATTLE.
Slang hter Was for Two Terms Post
master at Mobile.

Mobile Ala. January Major General
James T. Slaughter, who died IN the
Citv OF Mexico ON Tuesday. andcd
the confederate forces al the last fight
of the war between the states at Bonas
SAN Jago. Tex. as mentioned in AR. Da
ViS's book lie captured more federals
than he had troops. This was after Lees
SURRENDER. \ few days after the fight
General Slaughter published the follow
ing characteristic proclamation.
''Soldiers-The war is over Go home
and try 10 make as good citizens as You
have soldiers and do more. J hope that
the result VIII prove that our enemies
we're right and we We're wrong"
General Slaughter was for two terms
postmaster ~ Mobile by republican ap-
pointment He was i'm Mexico collecting
certain claims when fatal illness attacked
him.
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Postmaster Drops Dead.

Admission, Ala. January 4.-(SpccialD
Robert Jelks, postmaster at Rock springs.
a small station on the Louisville ana
Nashville railroad. between this city ami
G7dsden. dropped dead in his office yes
terday morning about 10 O'Clock. lie WAS
sixsy-fve years of age.
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Bears the HIs9 Kind You Haya AlEags Bought
Signature os EzHIIzSx
COMING FROM THE NORTHWEST.
Cuthbert's Colony Shows an Inclina-
To Multiply.

Cuthbert, Ga., January 3.-(Special) =
CutL bert's ALREADY large colony of north
crn citizens IS being steadily increased.
Mr.. knowles. of Wisconsin. father of Nj.
ii. J. knowles who has been here several
years. has moved his family here. Last
week his soG. also from Wisconsin. pur-
chased farm near here and will move
10 this county. The MeSsrs Hughs ana
Hoffman. from Illinois. have purchased
the telephone exchange and moved their
families here. Others are negotiating.
The number IF northern visitors will ba
inC r"a~el this year Among the latest
additions To the visitors is Airs. MAYS. of
II Paul. MINI
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The Veteran Soldier Given
Right Royal Welcome
by All England
FOG DELAYED ARRIVAL
Thousands Lined the Streets and
Waved Their Appreciation of
few Commander In Chief.
Ie' ,e of Wales Prem
nent Figure.

London, Januarv 5.-IIori Roberts too
day received right royal we,cunia on
his return to London after n years abs
senco IN South Africa, Tho crowds were
not so dense nor 50 demonatrative ar
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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-04
BISHOPS PASS UPON SCRIPTURES
Continued From Page One.

Of Fond du Lac Boise, Kioto, Maine and CO.
adjutor Of Quincy.
Consecration Of Bishops-The Bishops Of Salt
Lake, Delaware, Oklahoma and Indiana.
Religious Servtces-The Bishops of Florida,
Dallas. West Missouri, Toxic and coadiutor of
Virginia
Memorials and Petitions-The Bishops Of
P1ttsburg. Maryland North Carolina, Alaska
and coadJutor OF Nebraska.
Dispatch Of Business-The Bishops Of Georgia,
Massachusetts, and coedjutor of West Virginia
Rules Of Order-The chairman of the house.
ex-offcio, and the Bishops of Delaware, Ohio
and South Carolina.
Amendments to Constitution-The Bishops Of
Albany, Pennsylvania, Springfield, Southern
Virginia, Tennessee, Michigan City and Chi
cago.
Prayer Book-The Bishops Of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Western New York, South Carolina
and Connecticut
Canons-The Bishops of New York Mary
land and coadjutor of Southern Ohio, Bishops
Of North Carolina, Vermont and Duluth
Domestic Missions-The Bishops of South Da-
kota, Milwaukee Southern Florida, Massachu-
sets and coadjutor of Rhode Island.
Foreign Missions-The Bishops of New Jer-
sey, Central Pennsylvania, New Mexico and
Arizona and Washington.
Admission Of New Diocese-The Bishops Of
West Virginia, Texas, Los Angeles Sacra-
mento and Iowa.
Nomination Of Missionary Bishops-The Bish-
ops Of Montana, Laramie, Texas and Mime
sofa.
Unfinished Business-The Bishops Of Lar
annie. West Missouri and Alaska.
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residing therein and settled and qualified as
above provided.
Article six was introduced by DR.. Egar
amendment. It was read and the Rev
DR.: Mallory of Milwaukee found some
objection to 1t on the ground that It was
am aahm4plgu3iusc siu DR.. Egar removed the doubt
mind, and he called upon Judge Fair
banks of Florida, who was the father of
the amendment His explanation was
mously. 1t is as follows:
Section l. The House of Bishops may es-
tabllsh missionary districts in States and Ter
Titorles Tils or parts thereof not organized into
change, increase or diminish the territory in
n1a1ea IN n such missionary districts in such
sec. z The general convention may accept
cessfon of the territorial Jurisdiction of a
have been proposed by the Bishop and the
convention of such diocese, and consent there
the parishes in the ceded territory, and also
by the same ratio Of the parishes within the
Any territorial Jurisdiction or any part of
the same, which may have been accepted from
diocese by the General Convention under the
foregoing provision may be retroceded to the
said diocese by such Joint action of all the
several parties as is herein required for it's
cessior; provided. that such action of the
General Convention, whether of cession or re-
procession, shall be by a vote of two-thirds
OF all the Bishops present and voting and by
vote of two-thirds of the House of Deputies
voting by orders.
Sec. 3. Missionary districts shall be organ
lied as may be prescribed by canon of the
General Convention.
After the reading of the following
amendment it was adopted:
Dioceses and missionary districts may be
united into provinces in such manner, under
such conditions and with such powers, as
shall be provided by canon Of the General Con-
ventton; provided, however, that no diocese
snail be included In province without its
Cwn consent.
The Rev. Samuel Hart, secretary of the
House of Bishops, brought the following
message from that body and 1t was re-
Common Prayer:
Message No. 8, General Convention San Fran
cisco, second day of session, October 8.
1901.
The House Of Bishops informs the House of
Deputies that it has adopted the following
resolution:
Resolved the House of Deputies concurring,
That the marginal readings for the English
version of the Old and New Testament re-
ported to this house by the general session
appointed in 1895 and reappointed in 1898, make
such report, to be published and reported un-
hereby allowed to be used by ministers of this
house in reading the lessons from Holy Script
ure in the morning and evening prayer.
Attest: SAMUEL HART, Secretary
Chairman Lindsay appointed the follow
ing clerical and lay delegates on a com
mittee to prepare resolutions on the death
of the late President William Mckinley:
Rev. Henry Easter of Tennessee, Rev. Alfred
Harding Of Washington, Rev. J. Grosvenor of
New York r. T. Payne of Massachusetts, and
Joseph s. Johnston of Alabama.
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Ter OF Los Angeles, Rev Mr. Beckwith of
Texas, Rev. Dr.. Enos Of Albany, Rev. Mr..
Ryan Of Duluth, Mr.. Parker Of Newark Mr.
Temple of Vermont. Mr.. Morgan of New York,
Mr.. Evans of Pennsylvania, Mr.. COPELAND of
Milwaukee and Mr.. Beale of California.
On MlSSIONSRev. Mr.. Leffngwell of
Maine, Rev. Mr.. Seabrease Of Michigan City,
Rev. DR.. McKim of Washington Rev DR..
Beard Of Alabama Rev. Mr.. Tallock of NIichi-
gan, Rev DR.. Lawrence of Massa chusetts
Rev Mr.. Bennitt Of Newark, Mr. Bryan of
Virginia, Mr.. Thomas Of Pennsylvania, Mr..
Pellew Of Washington Mr. Mansfield of Con-
necticut, Mr. Rollins of New Hampshire and
Mr.. Hewitt of Lexington.
ON CANONS-Rev. DR.. Davenport of Tennes-
see, Rev. DR.. Eccleston of Maryland, Rev Dr.
Mann of Western Missouri, Rev. Dr. Fulton of
Pennsylvania, Rev. Dr. Parks of New York.
Rev. DR.. Fiske Of Rhode Island Mr. Lyman of
Chicago, Mr.. Battee of North Carolina Mr.
Lightne Of Minnesota, Mr.. Stetson of New
York Mr.. Saunders of Massachusetts, Mr. Stan
ley Of Washington and Mr.. Lewis Of Pennsyl-
vania-
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nation. Of new diocese have been complied
with and that it has acoeded to the consti-
ton shall have declared and shall have
ratified such proceedings, the formation of the
new diocese shall be complete, and 1t shall
thereupon be admitted to union with the Cen
eral Convention.
Sec. e. In case one diocese shall be divided
into two or more dioceses, the Bishop Of the
diocese divided may elect the one to which
he will be attached, and he shall thereupon
Coad1utor, If there be one, may elect the one
to which he will be attached and df it be
not the one elected by the Bishop he shall
Z Sec. 8. In case a diocese shall be formed out
of parts Of two or more dioceses. each of the
dioceses out of which the new diocese has
been formed shall be entitled, in order of
seniority of conservation, to the choice be-
tween his own diocese and the new diocese so
formed. In case the new diocese shall not be
so chosen. 1t shall have the right to choose its
own Bishop.
Sec. t. Whenever new diocese is formed
and erected out Of an existing diocese 1t
shall be subject to the constitution and canons
OF the diocese out of which it was formed
except local circumstances may prevent
until the same be altered in accordance with
tlon OF the new diocese. Whenever a diocese
Is formed out of two or more existing dioceses
1t shall be subject to the constitution and
canons of that one Of the said existing dioceses
to Which the greater number of clergymen
shall have belonged prior to the erection of
suon sta new W., olocese except as local circum
In accordance with such constitution and
canons by the convention of the new diocese
Sec. g. A diocese formed out of missionary
district shall be subject to the constitution and
canons to which such missionary district was
subject, until the same be altered in accord
ance with such constitution and canons by the
convention of the new diocese.
Sec. g. No new diocese shall be formed which
shall contain fewer than six self-supporting
parishes, or fewer than six presbyters who
have been for at least one year canonically
resident within the bounds of such new
diocese. regularly settled in a parish or con-
gregation and qualified to for a Bishop.
Nor shall such new diocese be formed II there
by any existing diocese shall be so reduced
to contain fewer than twelve sef-supporting
parishes and twelve presbyters who have been
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formed by women in all ages. The Bish-
had devoted their lives to missionary
work, and extended a welcome to the con-
gregation for the offerings they had
brought to this city.
six Junior clergymen made the rounds
of the church when the offering was
made. They carried the small silver col
lection plates, and the ladies representing
the. various auXiliarieS Of the diOceSeS in
America. deposited bank notes. checks and
gold and silver coins in the platters. Each
offering from a diocese was inclosed in
beautifully decorated envelopes, the work
Of the ladies In the auxiliary. Some of
in, hand-patnted and embroidered.
The heavily laden plates were carried by
the junior clergymen to the altar, where
a huge gold alrns-basin was placed. The
basin until it was filled. The basin meas
ured three feet in diameter and was pre-
sented by the Church of England to the
EPISCOPAL Church of America some years
ago 1t is only used at the Triennial Con-
vention of the church, and is kept in the
custody of the Rev. DR.. Samuel Hart,
secretary to the House of Bishops.
More than 1000 ladies received the conse-
Grated bread and wine in the holy COM
munion service.
Great satisfaction was felt by the Ia
dies Of the auxiliary at the amount of the
offering of yesterday. At the previous
convention in Washington. d. c., the CT
fer1ng amounted to $685. 900. The offering
of yesterday was turned over to George
c. Thomas of Philadelphia, treasurer Of
the fund. Mr.. Thomas is a deputy to the
convention and is a partner of j. Pier
pont Morgan.
1t was announced yesterday that the
officers of the WomanS Auxiliary would
resume their business meeting next Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock in the Sunday
school room of ST. Paufs Church, on Cal
ifornia street
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Continued From Page Two.

rules prescribed by the convention of that do
cese. Missionary Bishops shall be chosen in
accordance with the canons Of the General Con-
vention.
Sec q No one shall be ordained and conse-
Grated Bishop until he shall be thirty years
Of age, nor without the consent Of a majority
and the consent Of majority of the Bishops
of this church exercising Jurisdiction within
the United States. But If the election shall
have taken place within three months next be.
fore the meeting of the General Convention the
consent of the House of Deputies shall be re-
standing committees. No one shall be or
daincd and consecrated Bishop by fewer than
three Bishops.
Sec g. A Bishop shall conhne the exercise
of his office to his own diocese or missionary
district unless he shall have been requested to
missionary district by the ecclesiastical au-
thority thereof. or in vacant missionary dis
or unless he shall have been authorized and ap-
pointed by the House of Bishops or by the pre-
siding Bishop by its direction. to act tempo
rarily in Of need within any territory not
yet organized into dioceses or missionary dis
trcts Of this church.
Sec. 4. A Bishop may not resign his jurls-
dictlon without the consent of the House OF
Bishops.
DR.. Egar then offered the next amend
ment and 1t was adopted by q unanimous
vote It is as follows:
upon due application therefrom, with the ap-
probation of majority of the Bishops of this
church entitled to vote In the House of Bish-
ops, certified to the presiding Bishop; under
such conditions may be prescribed by canons
of the General Convention. Bishops 80 conse-
Grated shall not be eligible to the office of do
cesan or of Bishop coadjutor of any diocese
in the United States or be entitled TO vote in
the House of Bishops, nor shall they perform
or missionary district Of this church unless re-
quested so to do by the ecclesiastical authority
thereof.
At this time Chairman Lindsay took oc-
ca6ion to mako an announcement to the
delegates that was greeted with audible ap-
proyal by the dignified gathering, He said
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that the united Offering Of the Woman's
Auxiliary that morning amounted to s1O4.-
The fourth article was then offered by
DR.. Egar. 1t was read to the convention,
and on vote being taken 1t was unan-
imously adopted. The amendment is as
follows:
ARTICLE ".
In every diocese standing committee shall
be appointed by the convention thereof. When
there is a Bishop in charge of the diocese, the
standing committee shall be his council of
advice and when there Is no such Bishop the
standing committee shall be the ecclesiastical
authority of the diocese for all purposes de-
clared by the General Convention The rights
and the duties Of the standing committee.
except as provided in the constitution and
canons OF the General Convention, may be pre-
scribed by the canons of the respective doceses.
DR.. Egar next asked that article five of
the constitution be stricken out and the
amendment read by the assistant secre-
tary adopted
chusetts the further consideration Of the
article was postponed until next Tuesday
morning. The amendment is as follows:
Section /. A new diocese may be formed ID
by the erection into diocese of the whole or
Of any part of one or more missionary dis
tricts; CD by the division of an existing
diocese; or (Sl by the junction of two or more
dioceses of parts of two more dioceses,
under such conditions as the General Conven-
ton shall prescribe by general canon or canons.
The proceedings shall originate In al convoca-
ton of the clergy and laity of the missionary
district called by the Bishop for that purpose; ;
or, with tho approval Of the Bishop,in the con-
vcntion of the diocese to be divided or (when
1t Is proposed to form a new diocese by the
junction or two or more dioceses or of parts
of two or more dioceses) by mutual agreement
of the conventions of the diooeses concerned,
with the approval of the Bishop or the ecelesi-
astioal authority Of each diocese. In case the
Episcopate OF diocese be vacant no pro-
ceedings toward It's division shall be taken
until the vacancy is filled. During vacancy
in missionary district the consent of the
presiding Bishop must be had before proceed
ings to erect 1T into a diocese taken, When
1t shall appear to the satisfaction of tho GEN
eral Convention. by certified copy of the pro-
ceedings and other documents and papers laid
before it, that all the conditions for the for