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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Houston, oak Lawn and Magnolia
Park Railway Company will be held mt
ton, Texas, on June l. 1901, at 10 o'clock
u. IN, and that on the same day and at
the same place, Immediately unon the
adjournment of the stockholders meet
ing, the annual meeting of the Board Of
Directors of said company will be- held.
Horace Booth Secretary. 80
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

LOST out of buggy on Washington avenue,
shopping bag containing money and
valuable papers. Return to s. b. Strong.
postmaster, and receive liberal reward 3
LOST Oxydized silver mounted pocket.
book containing one 500 bill and Sl.JO in
silver Finder return and receive re-
ward from Mrs. II. Il. COMBS 14l2
Walker. z
STRANED, from my place ten miles south
of Huntsville. one dark brown horse,
years old, branded V on shoulder
one sorrel mare about " years old,
branded HB connected on shoulder
One sorrel pony, q years old left hind
foot white, branded J II ON shoulder
WilI give $1,000 for any information lead.
ing 10 recovery of same. Edward Koepke
Bath Texas, or Vim. Brooks, sheriff OF
Walker county. Huntsville, Texas. 4
LOST on sToLEN--At or near unlon de-
not. Houston, sunday morning IA karar
diamond stud; liberal reward for return
ana no questions asked Joe s. Thomp.
son Waco. Texas. z
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BOARD AND ROOM.

TWO FRONT ROOMS, facing south, with
board J0S Caroline.
NICELY FuRN iSHED ROOM and hoard
by man and wife III nice private family
until September Address 1854, this Of
flee.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY--Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiga-
lions; reasonable rates; correspondence 30.
licited. James McCane, box 100, Houston,
Texas. II
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money We make fountains equal to any
In the market; alsu- goosenccks. milk
shakes. ice ,shQYers carbonqtors and all
Ing. c. Mailander. & Sons, Waco, Texas
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WANTED TO LEASE-The Midland Ga
zette for four months to reliable man
do not reply unless you mean business.
Address Gazette. Midland. Texns.
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WANTED-A railroad blacksml.h must he
sober; wages SO day. Apply JOAN
scott & Sons. Kountze, Texas. 4
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WANTED-TSvo good cabine. makers: only
those having had experience in n furnl-
ture store need apply. H. Waddell. tt
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HAVE FIVE TO SIN hundred dollars with
services to invest In good paying busl-
ness. Address Box -, Runge, Texas. .
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IL YOU WANT to sell or buy land. state
prioe wanleh and receive prompt results.
never q better time to sell. Address NJ.
Ayrcs, 700 La Branch. s.
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NOTICE Is hereby glvcn that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Hearnc and Brazos Valley Railroad com
pany VIII he held ut the general office Of
The company in the city of Hcarne Rob
ertson county, state of Texas, between the
hours Of IL o'cloca a. III. aud o'clock D.
m. on the first Tuesday In May. 1901. 1t
being the IN day OF said month, for the
purpose of elccting ,,fhcers and directors
10 serve during the ensuing year. and
Tor the transaction OF such other business
as may be presented
500 W. p. Ferguson. Secretary.
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|oARD-RooMs WANTED.

lNTED-A young man wants cheap
bard aud room near court house. AZ,
fess Box Az. =
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TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal investigation: bonded
watchmen for day or night service. ". J.
Thnvonat, General Manager, 3Ooh Main
street. u
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Hes Hairdresslng and Massage Par
h-wigs, braids and bangs manufac-
led. Watson & Williams, 1910 Texas
enue. OH
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BRTCK WORK.. plasterlne and cemen.
work promptly and reasonably done.
Phone 36S; 1Ol Preston. iorty.
ELECTRIC REPAIRING of all kinds of
electric apparatus; State work solicited;
guaranteed satisfaction. Houston Elec-
trjcal Supply company. z
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! FOR SALE-'Thirty -acra tract Houston suI-
! vey, west Of Bcaumont, $3.50 an acres
| Wire quick " you want II. Jas. $. Waters.
Galveston, Texas. .
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FOR SALE--B Blacksmith and wheelwrlght
shop, 30xJ0 lot 50x145, Oldest established
and, best equipped shop IN the county;
work plentiful; nrst-class patronage; two
fires constantly running; situated on bes.
business street, within two blocks OF
building aud bank. Good plantation
trade, also from adjoining counties ].
w. Roseberry, wharton, Texas. 3
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BUY Beaumont and Jefferson County Oil
company stock now nj 30 cents. PrlEe
Liable to advance at any timef Harral.tS.
Harral. rs
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WANTED--At once, at Behring'S mill, ten
good saw hands In woods BIZ cents per
| 1000; everything furnished, Boring Mig.
Co. Vaida Texas. If
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LANDS with perfect title In Liberty, liar
din and Jefferson counties; state lowest
cash prices and full particulars. Address
L. u. Chimney, Houston, Texns. .
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and household goods: all storage moveQ
free: money sdvrneed witheof tateSe.S5
only first class warehouse lp. 81 y
r.. Lotus. 2ti hiiam etreet| feo79
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LARGE AND SMALL tracts. Harris anu
adjoining counties. lots. loans, plamtN-
lions. stock merchandise IN good town.
II. G.. Lldstone, No. 3ol Bnz 4
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building ana bank GOOD plantation
trade also from adjoining counties. j.
w Roseberry, Wharton, Texas. 3
DETECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investi-
cations: reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited. James McCane, Box 100. Hous-
ton, Texas. II
FOR SALE-A frst-class steam laundry
plant. For information write William
Giesen, Jr.. San Marcos, Texas. 2
FOR SALE-A twelye-room hotel aud a
store house: good stand; opposite depot
in live town; bargain II sold at once.
otto Sehuddemagen, Carmine. Texas. 5-20
IN ORDER to expand our business. we
will sell TO some practical business man
an interest In the Hot Springs Medical
Association. Apply personally to DR..
kraus, sole proprietor OF the Hot, Springs
Medical Institute All Main street II
WANTED--LOggers 10 ship Us ash, oak.
walnut and cedar logs. Write us for
particulars. G. II. Cummings < Co.
Houston. Texas tt
| THE undersigned Is prepared TO furnlsh
| limestone, rough or cut. Write foc prices.
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NOTICING is hereby given that on
Monday, May 20, 1901, at 10 O'Clock Il.
M, the Houston and Texas Central Rail
road Company will offer for sale Mt lis
freight depot In the city of Houston. said
depot being located OH or near the corner
OF Fifth street and Washington avenue,
in said city, one carload oil well drilling
machinery, consigned to e. Il. Carroll,
Corslcana. which has remained I'M
claimed in the hands OF said Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Company at
Corslcana since December IL, 1900, and
that the proceeds OF sale OF this prom.
erty. after deduc.ing reasonable expense
for keeping, etc. shall be applied to tile
payment of the proper freight and other
charges: the surplus, If any will be held
BIS the said railroad company. subject 10
the order of the owner of said mach'p.
cry, his duly authorized agent or attor
ney. This property. may. now be px-
nmlned at company's freight depot In
Houston. The Houston and Texas Cen.
trail Railroad Co, by ii. A. Jones, gem
cral freight agent. BIO
IL ORDER to expand our business. we
will sell to some practical business man
an interest in the Hot Springs Medical
association. Apply personally 10 DIR.
kraus, sole proprietor Of the Hot Springs
Medical Institute. U
BRICK BUILDING, boiler settings. cD.
gines, foundation masonry OF any descrip
lion. See Borden 4 Antell. 200 Main
street: correspondence solicited. II
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|ITUA'rIONS-- FEMALE,

by young lady stenog-
|pher and bookscenrr; diploma ana Two
hrs experiences: best of references. VIM
h Sperry, 200 South Twentieth street.
haha, Neb. .
BORED GIRL wants position as house
n or assist in cooking for Il small FUN
4 II needed. Call or address 2il2 Cal.
4nn avenue. .
ENTED-A place out OF the city; can
Blk. wash and iron; am q settled giri.
themlan descent. A. Minnie, general dc.
Ferry. .
kNTEr~ " widow lady. position rs
ousekecpSf ,sr TO nurse lnyalld; refer
Noes II required. 2203, this office. ?
kITION wANTED--A girl is years old
nurse or do general housework- Call
address $40 Robin street Can give
Rod reference: Fourth ward z
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BICYCLE rairoad attachments. March
Culmore, Houston; gas lamps, $225 tirea,
ga m. inner tubes, ST. het u
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WANTED-To correspond with parties of
means who are willing to invest capital
In Southern interest paving at the least
Is per cent on the Investment; reference
given aud required. Address Horace l..
Chase, real estate and insurance. lei Paso
Texas. II
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WANT--A small foot-power .screw-cuiting
engine lathe cheap for cash, Postofnce
box 513. =
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G. t. TAFT. COMMISSION MERCHANT
Poultry eggs, vegetables and fruits;
quick, sales, prompt retrns. los Military
nlnzn san Antono. TcXAs. J-b
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE iXycar.old lady's driving
horse. color dark bay, perfectly gentle,
good traveller; rubber tired stick seat
driving wagon and harness; used about 30
DAYS. SOS cash for all. G. j., 4 rheo
BerIng hardware store, Main and Cap.
itoi avenue. Ut
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Fol, SALE Forty feet front thrreroom
cottage. 1871 Clay. Inquire 1913 Caro-
Iinc, \
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HUSTLING YOUNG married man desires
10 invest $1,000 10 $1,000 with services In
reliable business; drugs or hardware pre-
Texas u
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FOR SAlsE--16M acres of oil land situated
right IN the middle OF the oil hehls OF
Nacogdoches county; 500 acres OF this
tract is splendid pine. For terms. APP
ply 10 John s. Dougbtio Nacogdochcs,
Texas. q
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VrED- Every sufferer from rhcuma-
b paralysis, spinal affections. weak
lame back, eryslpelas to know that
famous "Jo-lic" Oil relieves and
'es when all other known remedies fail;
and S150 each postpaid. Write for
Iof. III. b. Jones Sons, Dallas, Texas.
7.14-U1
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GEORGE A. BYERS, lawyer, DISH Con.
gress avenue, Houston. 5.22
ED. s. PHELPS. attorney and counselor
at law, 31Um Main street Houston. DIG
s. O. COTTON n BROS, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjustcrs. - Main st. ~
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MANTED--To purchase second-hand iix-
lures for two or thiee,chair barber shop,
In good condition; would also BUY Jwo
this office. =
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l OWN $500 acres Of rich prairie land Ii
Austin county, between Wallis aud Seaiy,
on the. Gulf Colorado aud Santa Re
railroad, price $40 per acre for short
time. John sleeper, Waco Texas. :
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WANTED-At once. fffst-ciass man cook.
sober and reliable; send references and
state salary. Address Box 231, Lufkin.
1exas .
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fLDEN's RESTORATIVE cures men.
land nervous diseases, nervous debll
n etc; II restores and strengthens.
"a 81: 6 for IS. Sold by A. Il. kies
q Druggist. 502 Main street. Houston.
5-6
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Dl1WEY hny press, three men and one mule
can press 300 bales day; price $50: manu-
featured by w. c, Guniock Victoria II
FOR SALE-One l2-foot by 4S-inch return
tubular boiler. complete with all nttiugs;
also one 12xi2 automatic steam engine;
lust the OUTFIT for rice pumping plaut
Address J.. T. Miller, Houston, or W. II
McKinnon. Schulcnburc. II
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TWO sections land, will Yield two tens
hay per acre per year. So and SO. II. \.
Little. y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


\ n you want to buy soll lands or oil
stock write me. am on the ground,
and can give you reliable information.
Send NE your orders.
+. A. swindcn. Beaumont Texas.
49, q
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WANTED--A sober reliable man, for as
sstant engineer in q large plant situat.
ed inside the corporate limits of Hous'
ton. Single man preferred. Address
with reference. care iock box No. SOo
Houston, Texas.
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WANTED Partner In establlshcd drug
bnsiness owner Is no druggist and wants
only q first class man. Stoci.. fixtures,
etc., will invoice about $1,000: party must
put In not less than $1,000 MS gsarantee
German speaking married American pre-
ferred. Address William Jourdan, this
office. 2
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limestone, rough or cut. Write foe prices
Francis Fischer. Austin. Texas. II
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If you WANT on. STOCK, Beaumont
and Jefferson County oil company stock
IL as good as the best. Buy 1t at 30
cents frnIn lIarrAl & IIarral
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Mi weather Will soon be With us and
1fibly you Will want awnings. We can
pply your wants in that line as we'll
" asking, write us. kaufman 4 Knee.
"a Tent Co.. 313 Main St.. Houston
lpnes S31 II
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WANTED -rSterographcrs. bookkeepers
druggists, salesman. BARRIERS. chamber
maids walters and all persons wanting
positions call at Houston Employment
office 212 Levy building. corner of Main
and Capitol BIS
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE CASH customer for Groom
modern cottage in good neighborhood;
also part cash customer Tor Or s-room
Bringhurst, 2i0 Binz building. IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-AH the property and business
interests belonging to the White Line
Mcting and Storage Co. Apply at Office
or to r. Il. Breeding. s
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E)PATHY cures when all else has
R affections, rheumatism, paralysis,
tlnl curvature, constipation, deranged
fsnlatIon, female weakness and all
|onic diseases; correspondence solicited;
Isultation free. Drs, WIN. Clarke,
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WANTED--Young men to learn telegraphy
and station work for railway service; sit.
uatlons secured or money refunded Dial
las Telegraph College. Dallas. Texas. "a
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WANTED Contracts for oil wells; new
rigs; experienced foreman. Address Wm.
L. Taylor. Hutchins House, Houston.
Texas p
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| WILL PAY $1,000 cash for cottage home In
Third ward, Address 40. this office.
uIGHEsT CASH PRICES paid for iron,
| brass copper, lead, Zine, rubber, bones,
| aud an kinds of junks. III. Nj. kaminsky
g. Bros, Galveston. "
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FOR SALE-New soda fountains from S75
plies goose nccks, ctbohatlng outfits,
lee shavers. hlikshnkes, glasses. holders,
also best show cases AddfpSs waco SNOW
Case Factory, Waco. Texas Ola
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CETEBR1TED TCHINA TEAS aud One
brIc.a.brac toys. China water lilies, etc;
- also umbrella coverings. Ynn Lay x %
lu1GN Preston. tss,sN f
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FOR SALE-Fwo nye.acre tracts 1000 feet
from the Taylor oil well, near Pierce
Junction. NJ. j. Howard & Co.. lVl2t
Texas avenue; phone Az .
Evening journal., 1901-10-09
RANSOM FUND
RE ACHRN $4,000
Brother Of Hiss Stone Still
Asks for Whole Amount
Armenian Places Blame Of Abduction
on Sultan Whom liz Says
Wants Revenge

Boston. Oct. 9.-No additional state
ment of money received for the ran
som fund for Miss Stone was given
out by Ilidder, Peabody & Co. after
the oneof yesterday afternoon. showing
s40.57A61 in cash and $1,000 in un-
paid pledges This made the total
S56.57461
The rush Of contributors is over, be-
cause of the general opinion that the
critical moment has been averted and
that q months time offers ample op-
portunity TO add to the fund.
Mr.. Charles A. Stone, brother OF
the captive missionary. wishes the ac-
tivity for the fund to continue for a
few days longer. lie hopes that the
cable dispatches indicating that the
brigands have granted a months time
are right. although he has no per
sonal confirmation of that fact. having
repeatedly sent messages to both Con
stantinople and Samokov.
He says that the idea in the west
that ne had stated that no more money
is needed because enough has been
given is wrong He is still anxious
about getting tho total OF $4,000.
Next Saturday will be Miss Stones
23d anniversary of her sailing from
Boston for the missionary field In
Bulgaria. fpf
Evening journal., 1901-10-09
RIame PIaeed on the sudan.

Kansas City. Oct. 9.-Dr NJ Mesro-
plan. OF this city. a physician and a
native Of Armenia, who has lectured
in eastern cities on the atrocities prac-
ticed upon the Armenians by the
Turks. declares that the abduction Of
Miss Stone. the American missionary.
by brisands in Bulgaria, was the work
OF the Sultan of Turkey.
Il am sure &c was he who ordered
the hrigands to carry of Miss stone
said Dr. Mesropian. He ordered her to
be taken across the Bulgarian border,
so as 10 divert suspicion from himself.
il is a move in retaliation for the
enforced payment of the $4,000 in
demnity that the United States exact
ed of Abdul Hammid for the burning
OF American missionary buildings.
believe IL would be better for the gov
ernment 10 send a warship over there
than TO pay the ransom.
Missionaries win not be safe after
Abdul Hammid has received the ran
som. They viii be abducted every
where. The Sultan is determined to
he revenged for the loss OF that $780,
600, and the abduction serves a double
purpose-the return Of the money and
the behest OF fanaticism. There is nc
crime the Turk won't commit in the
name OF his religion"
Evening journal., 1901-10-09
.BPINCOP PALIANS
RECONSIDER VOTE
Defeat Huntingdon Amend
mOnt to Church Ritual
Church Will Send Bishop 70 The
PhiIippineS-ChOir Of 1900
Voices Sing

San Francisco, Oct 9.-The feature
of yesterdays sessions of the triennial
Episcopal convention was the recon-
siaeration and defeat OF what is known
as the Huntingdon amendment to the
constitution. which was adopted by
the house of deputies yesterday, pro-
viding for the use OF modified forms
of worship by congregations willing
to accept the spiritual oversight of a
bishop An error was discovered in
recording the vote OF the Nebraska
delegation. which had been entered in
favor Of the amendment, whereas a
poll Of the members showed that they
were opposed to the measure.
This led to a demand for a recon-
sideratior of yesterdays vote. The vote
on reconsideration resulted as follows:
Aye clerical, 2S; lay, IS. No-cleri-
cal, 80; lay. 70. Divided-clerical, 1S;
lay. s.
The united vote of 30 delegations Of
each order being required, the amend
/, ment was defeated.
Article V, of the proposed constitu-
tional amendment, which had previ-
/ ously been passed over by both houses,
was taken up by the house Of depu-
ties and defeated after a brief debate.
II provided for several changes in the
manner of creating new dioceses.
Immediately after the assembling of
the house of bishops a message was
read announcing tie death Of the Right
Rev. Alexander Burgess, bishop OF
Quincy, ILL.,. who expired at the home
Of mis- daughter in st. Adams, VT. BY
direction of the house a message OF
: coincidence was sent 90 the surviving
daughter. Miss Caroline Burgess.
The bishops of Minnesota and Mar
,, quette were appointed committee &c
prepare a version of the prayer book
in Swedish A request from the Swed-
ish clergy was received, asking for tbs
appointment of a general Swedish mis-
sionary.
"A committee consisting of the bish
ops of Dallas, Southern Virginia. Ten
nessee, Massachusetts. and the coad
jutor bishop OF Southern Ohio, wal
appointed to prepare a uniform exam
ination for candidates for holy order
and to arrange, with the help OF pro
fessors In theological seminaries,
series of typical and suggestive ques
tions for deacons, their report TO b
sent to the bishop for approval
A report from committee was pre-
sented declaring the exnediency Of ap
Evening journal., 1901-10-09

pointing a bishop for the Philippine
Islands without unnecessary delay.
A general missionary mass meeting
was held at the Mechanics Pavilion
last night. The attendance was esti-
mated at 10000 The music was pro-
vided by vested choir of 1000 men
and boys. After a simple service of
prayer. addresses were made by the
Lord Bishop of New Castle, England;
Bishop Potter Of New York Bishop
Partridge, of Kyoto, and Burton Mans
field, of New England, Conn. All of
the speakers urged the Importance OF
renewed zeal in advancing the cause
OF the church in foreign lands.