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From Dr. DHriiuE.

Probably III professional man il a
closer II udout uf nature or n IN ,rc
c"ouscicntiOu" worker ~ his field ihnu
Or. Darling. Int ~ our Sinfe Upiycr.
atty. later Professor Of Anatomy ~
the UmiVer Ity OF California. 4
gradual" ~ the highest and hest in.
situations 81 l"nrnrug. aud M cnthus
iast III his prof ssion. he has received
recognition ~ his merit wherever ne
has gone. Ills ability was demon.
strat"d III N"vHd through years 81
Rucccssful practice. IL. was tpr
III charge uf ThcutDrc Winters prcni
stock farm III Wrshor Valley. where
~ Rio R"y and other word bcntrn
OF the Hooker NarI0n stool, were
fonlcd. The following from hi. pcn
may be of interest:
IL gives me pleasure Ia testify. flor
q thorough tral, that ! have taurd
the lin'meni Tnb highly vaiu.hlo
remedy ~ nprains and bfuie,sl ON the
domestic animate.
H. DAGLTSU -. e. >.
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ENATE-AFTERSOuS

S b. No. IS, introduced by Kelly -
An Act separating Offices Of sheriff
and assessor "f L'uder county. Re.
ferreu 10 Lauder delegation.
$. Is. No. 10, introduced by vii.
liams-Act to promote the purity Of
elections. Referred to committee on
eleciIOUs.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
J. introduced by Freudenthnl-R"
laiing to the appointment Of II com
mitt"e Ia consult with officials Of the
5. p r. r. with the obj set Of occur
rag better fares and frcIghts III Ne.
vad 4. licspiu ION adopted.
Senate Concurrent ResUl utiub No
o., Introduced 10y Livmgstun-s..!ai.
ing I" the appointment Of q commit.
tee to revise the revenue acts II the
State. Resolution adopted.
Sub. for \. Is. No. S-Introduced
by flanigm-ACt regulating the sale
OF spoiled fruits, mcutr, etc. Ordered
engrossed and placed at bottom Of
fife.
Senate Bill No. 9-JnirOduced by
FIanIgan-Aci to iepeal an act repu
lalrLR pfizchIhts. Bill reported
back ny the committee With u recon-
mcudanUn that il do not pass. Placed
at bottom Of lille.
5. B. No. I. introduced by Pitt
Act regulating sale Of drugs and
sctablisbng Il board Of p harmucy
Passed.
Adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION;

a. Con. l;cs. No. l-lDtr0duccd by
Mr.SwcCnry Relative to nd ourn.
mcnt. Upon third reading the r,so
Iudop was I'm ininnu1Iy adopted
\. Is. No. l--lDtrOIuced by Mr..
PccRham- IN Act Ia provide for iu.
corporations, operation sud mnnnKe.
ment OF cooperative associations. Re.
TERED to committee on corporations
and railroads.
Assembly Bin so 10 Introduced
hy Mr.. PHtt-An Act to Prov 10 for
die appropriation Of s2OO for the
watering OF the G. a. X. cemetery.
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y. g.. DAwIEY
Comfy Clerk.

AZ Tar back MS the 'Ci's Mr.. carlo
Nation, the Kansas tcmprra, q" ngi.
ihior hat u record for dcfytuu ihrse
wh" opposed her a; that II a her
hush ~" wns pmbII hing Gu anti.
]slnv"ty pnpot IN 81. Ju4crh. No.
Sentiment, wan running high. and nre
day lot ~ p~ro-slnvcry men Kid.
n"pc.i him aud burned the Office Tor
the r'tir ''se II stepping a." T.
Mn. Nation managed to get u few
caS'H u type ont ~ the building mud
.ruccccdcd ~ getting out tho next
issue 81 the paper herself.
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K"ccrt experiments show Tint all
cth'scs of foods ma, be completely
dIgeslcd 10; u preparation called EH.
dnI DyspcpsiaCurc, wlnch absolutely
diRcsts wiHt ynn rat. A. il ~ tLCc
only combination ~ all tho rnu,oi
,nGcs'nni7 ever devised. the rIrn,nud
'"f " M became "uormoua. II hns
never tailed t0 M IA" very wu,et
'as"s ~ i~hdiRrsruu md II pIon,s
gives instant relief. ElkO Drug Ia.
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This kin i better known rs tn,
-isht-hour lar. IL Was made 4
special order for tomorrow aiternoo,
" , o'cl"ck.
Mr.. Webster gave notice that a
-or,e, future date he would iptr-
luce a bill % Trnvide for a IRE
<intercsrten school in Reno to NJ
aeive conditional State tinancial rs
sistAnSe.
Nj. Wilson gave notice that he vii
Al sNme future date introduce a bi,
-gariinH the duties and powers OF
he State Board o; Education.
Assembly Bill No. Is introduce
by Mr. Skaggs-to repesl the la~ a"
two Years ago giving tue Lieutennu
Governor ssalary Of $3.50 per Snnum
Referred - the committee ON way
and means.
Assembly Bill NJ. l7-introi uce'
10y Mr.. SSaggs-.o prohibit FREE
passes. free transportation or disc1m
nation IN passenger rates to be giveI.
or accepted u! any person hoidsnI
public ctfice II Nerada- Referred {,
the cummittae on corporations an'
railroads.
Assembly Bill No. iS-introIuce'r
by Mr.. Anen-I1 The purpose Of this
bin Is to smeud the Law OF 1873 re-
laiing TO public administrators. Re
ferred to the committee on jude ar,
Recess until > O'Clock.
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SSEMUL
Adjourned.

Sponker Van DnHer called the Az.
semUly Ia or ter yesterday morning.
Leave ~ absence was asked Tor
three m rmbcrs on account Of SICK
ness. but two Of them came in as tho
roll wns beng called.
a Substitute for Is. u No. I. intro.
huccd by MIR. Burke OF Lincoln, wac
prcecntcd by the committee on mince
and mining. Tho substitute merely
places the matter 10 better larguage.
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Rererrel TO the committee on ways
and means.
Tue Governo-'> veto bills made
special order for = O'Clock mex; Mon
day wss resented and taken up out
% order
Senate Bill No. l0-Relative tn paid
up ire insurance policies. Passed
over the veto.
Adjourned until IL o'clock Mon
day.
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WEDN -SDAY, FEB. 6.
ASSEMBLY.
iOmOrOu.


Spetser Van Duzer called the \
embly ~ order.
Senate Concur rent resolution y,
| by F~reudenthal. proNiiIuE for Tia
appointment uf II committee Of thr,
senators, aud four Assemblymcn /
oufer with tie officials Of IL
southern Pacific company, was take!
up and amended by milking Tia
speaker uue az the committee. III
resolution passed rs amended. Tit
cuuuIttee on the part Ot the A.
er,bly viii CONSIST Of Speaker Van
)uz.r. Lem Allen. W. ~. WcBste.
anu James Sweeney.
Senate Resolution No. .. 10y Liz
.nIstOn providing FOR ii committee {"
,brre Senators and four Assembly
meu to reNis- the revenue Law of TIA,
,'atr, WAS adopted.
Van Du2cr gave notice that h,
would Introduce a bill rrgululul
gaming licenses. The bill will pre-.
vide tDnt gaming LICENSES shall L.
taken out yearly i'll advance. lii,
fee will he regulated according to tn,
population of the town. He al,
ave uu,icr Of the Introduction Of d
oil relating I" irrigation.
TIE following bills were intro
dUce 4:
y 81, by Wilson ri EIko Co. In 81
feot repeating thar portion Of tn,
present law authorizing Tue issuanc,
ot temporary certificates to ;eaci
school upon satisfactory sLcNml
ma ie Ia the Board 81 ]euucaIuu
Under the Wilson bill it will h,
u~errssIry IL take al ex animation hr
t"Te a certificate can Toe received
] Ordered engrGssvd.
\ %. by Graham. prohibits Tia.
grazing OF shr"U within three mile
Of any town OF village in Nryada Will
d population 81 tiiy or o.rr.
\ 81, 10y Webster. lro'ihits til,
playing 81 nickle-in. The slot ma
hines under Il heavy fine
General Tile and tnIrt reading.
S !. by PITT. creating Board q
Pnarma =, was refer Cd "a the JudiCl
AIRY Committee.
\ B3, authorizing Miss Foley I,
copy journal. WAS or Tered engrosscc
) & K l, concerning mai rnut
between San A]nt"uia and Silye
Peak unanimously passed.
\ b .. prckhum'- aprur,innmcn
hi. eD'ailed ii liveI! wmngle au
WIS Hnaily iii passed ~ "n "a motion !
make II "a special order for i'hursda
at , y IN.
\ b II. ~ Parker. proyi ling thG
assistance may be gwen III tie. so
ng booths I" those rhysrCally unab.
to mark their b Iloi-, su IN asstBtun,
to he furuisIed only by In~pec or, ,
election after the voter ha5 una ie all
ddvIt thai he needs assistnuc
Unanimously pissed.
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wait Gt"wrr.. Nu.u,,.u,

y meeting ~ tie Wool GruN Crs Az
s"ciniion ~ Nevada will he held ut
Reno, New, Saturday. Fob. 8. IgLl. Mt
z p III ~ Judge Cheney Office. As
buss'nrRs 0f much importance will
"in u'fufc this meeting, u large at.
tuu,iuuc" II member. ~ tlp nnn,r us.
s]Ucitu"r is much dr / rI. b. urdrr uf
DC WnELEG President,
l.. b~fLASIOAN, 5oCdIary.
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Session

The assembly went mo a commit"
tSe OF the whole to consider \. Il. NJ.
B copyincjourual for $50 An amend
ment Was offered inserting name al
Howard 4. Mnicahy in place uf Rih.
die. An suenHmeut 10 amendmen
inserted the name OF Miss Haiti,
Foley. Mr.. Plat moved tina, til,
names be placed in a hat. Miss
Fole.'s name WAS substituted in the
bill and later the House ratified the
amendment.
\. =. No 6, by Sweeney-Mak,np
il a n~sdemeauor To smuggle or sell
opium or liquors To any inmate Of III,
State prison. Third read ng, passeO
unan:u ously.
Adjourned until today.
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senate.

S CIR 6. by Bell, providing for
cir"'i"n OF Senator's by the people,
X 81. by Gallagher, relating to
lost coupons "D bDnd- refereed tn
LSon county delegations.
5 B -. as an act to u.s., de
ticieLcy claims for 1899 o..
Substitute Tor \ 7, eight bour
la|, referred to Committee on Mturs
md Mining.
y 30. referring TO ,,snlaries Of Su
preme Judge, referred t" Committee
ou judiciary.
ii. an act to repeal an act
authorizing killing Of wild horses.
Pass II.
= D.. relating to Pnn-Americao
ESroIIticn. WIS Ordcfcd cngrossed
after Il long dI cussiuD.
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Seeds.

Congressman Francis g. Ncwlands
has received his quota al secda for
The year 1900 aud will DO pleased to
Send them TO my one addressing him
at tho House Of Representative.
Washington. d. G. All applications
must DO in by March lat.
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Mrs. howcra. the fnnoua 'Wmhoo
S"cF"Fs,' II s'ill fortune telling in
SIM tru"cisro. She ia aged IS years
and lHlr md hpnriy.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

At2 o'clock the Assembly convened
to take up nDdcr special order 4. Is.
I. better known ~ the "Eight flour
L'~.' MIR. Burke Of Lincoln in the
chair.
An amendment by Mr.. Paul sus
pending tho operations ~ the law
whec taillugs or alag are beng
worked wRs voted down. The bill
passed 10y II unanimous vote.
Mr.. a lcn's BIZ reducing tho s,lar
ies OF Judges ~ the supreme Cont
VIA then taken up. 40 amendment
D, Sweeney to make Tho salary 1850
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all its BranchcS.
NOTICE.

By order ~ the Board 81 County
Commissioner 81 Elku County, state
Of Nevada, made this 9Th ia, ~
February. 1929, uutIcc is hereby
given tint all persons who ~" Charg.
-" upon IA" county must come lu the
County Hospital. or all rlnius ter
their support viii bc di4aliuurd nv
said B"irt! except ~ cases IT rK;.r.ic
CmcI R"nCy.
Attest: \. g. DAwIEY
(HI,tV, IH-..h
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TUESDAY,. FEB. 5.
SENATE.
Adjourned until today.

SENATE.
Senate called to order by President
Judge.
Prayer b! the Chaplain.
Roll call-ail present.
Jonrnai Of preceding DAY read and
approved.
\. Is. No. 6 Act to prevent the sale
OF opium, etc, III State Prison. Re-
ferred to the committee Oh dietary.
). b. 20, Introduced by Mr.. Flan-
niGgn-RelIe: for ID. e. y. Wheeler
and ID. W. Ridcnour. Ter loss ~ poll
tax booE, value Of $3.50. Referred
TO the committee on ways aud means.
Alb No. 4-Act To provide alarms
for treas urer's office. apprupnatIng
siUO for same. Referred to the Com
ruittee Of the whole; reported back
iavortbls and bill passed.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
ASSEMBLY
Speaker Van Duzer ca He'd the AS
sembly to order this murnng.
The mai 'rIty report Of the commit.
tee on elections recommended that
I'll, appoTtionment bill, changing the
number Of senators and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
from the variOus COMMITTEES do not pass.
whnla d minority report favored it,
passage.
The report of the committee Of the
whole Yesterday recommending the
appointment Of Hiss Hattie Foley tu
copy the Assembly journal for sl5U
was adopted BY the Assembly.
a. Il. 8, introduced by Sweency-A
bill authorizing the State Of Nevada
to accep; aud collect grants, requests
and donations Referred To the Com
mittee IN judiciary. IA the Law now
stands the state cannot accept private
donations. Tho Till proposes To-
amend b, allowing the State to take
an. thug that may he offered.
a. Il. 20. introduced 10y Mr.. Nelson
Amending the law regard ng the
dissemination Of contagious Iii senses
among sheep Tnd providing Tor the
appointment Of n sheep Inspector FOR
each county. Referred to the com
mitee of agriculture.
a. Ii 81, introduced by Mr.. wilson
Making it obligatory for the Stnto
board OF Education t. ad 'pt Il uni
form series Of text books for use N
the public schools. Referred to the
committee on education.
y. Il. %, introduced by NJ. Skaggs
An act concerning commun Cur.
ricrs. Not read, rX.gLt by title and
REFEREED TO the committee on ia
dietary.
SeEnto bills relating To marriage
mud divorce. and to the marking and
branding 81 cattle. previously re.
ported. were received from tho Sen
ate and referred To committees.
Asscmblyman Aliens hill No 8, rc.
ouc'nR tho SALARY Of the Justices OF
the Supreme Court from sI,5OO TO
Si'W0 per nnnum. to go into effect
upon the expiration ~ the terms Of
the present iDcuTbeuts. wns called
up for third reading mud brought ont
considerable discussion. During
the disrussion the Assembly took u
recess until 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Az o'clock the Assembly convened
to take up under special order 4. B.
The sun., 1901-09-21
THIRD ANNIVERSARY.
Celebrated by the North End Ath-
letic Club Last Night.
riendly Bouts, rancing and Musi.
cal Selections Helped Make a
Pleasant Evening.

The North End Athletic Club celebrat-
cd its Third anniversary last night AT the
clubhouse on French street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth. a special pro-
gram had been prepared for the occas-
ION including boxing bouts, dancing ani
vocal and instrumental music. Howard
Hayes, president of the club made an ad-
dress.
There We're three friendly boxing bouts
as follows: Blake and Shalters Rove
and Carmichael, Tally and Fitzgerald.
Palfry Adams and Todd did buck danc-
ing. John Tucker, Ulysis Townsend and
Harry Spotrl rendered several vocal So
,cctions. Dennis Clark gave an eNhibi-
tion OF club swinging. The committee III
charge of the celebration was Harry
Adams, chairman; George McCrackan,
Cecil Reeder, Thomas Hall. William
Ainsworth, Frank Leech and Walter
Tulley.
Early next month the club will Civ
i boxing show for the benefit Of Geor.s
lI"isel. one Of the members who is i'll and
unable to work.
The sun., 1901-09-21
CITY COURT SENTENCES.
Frederick King Fined for Assaulting
His Wife.

For acting disorderly in Holt's restan-
rant ut Fourth and Market streets Thurs
day night Harry o. Taylor was fined $3
and costs in City Court yesterday. Tay-
aor went into the restaurant and ordered
an oyster stew. When he had eaten the
stew he refused to pay the bill and be-
coming disorderly wns arrested.
John Murphy, Daniel Dougherty, Pat
rick Fagerty and John Bakey charged
by Policeman Boughmnn with acting dis
orderly last Wednesday evening, on Scots
street between Lowering and Shallcrass
avenues were each fined 49, The cas-.
against William Lynch, charged with
acting disorderly ut the T., w. y.
railroad station, was continued unit
this morning to allow Agent Stout of thT
S. +. G. G. to make an investigation.
Harry Craig and Michael Dolan We're
fined SO each and Edward Ponder 81, on
the charge of disorderly conduct
Frederick King was charged with as
s;lting his wife, Catharine Kink, at
their residence, No. 707 Scott street, on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. King ac-
cursed her husband of striking her with
il frying pan. Catharine King, their
daughter. said her father told her mother
he would give her black eye, like the
woman ,ip the street." A fine of $2U
was imposed.
Charles a. Ashley was charged with
cruel treatment toward horse. He
was represented by John II. Lynn. Tia,
ease was continued until Monday morn
uw
The sun., 1901-09-21
VARSITY ELEVEN
Showed up Poorly Against the
Scrub Yesterday.
Captain Huxley Not Satisfied With
Practice First Game With
Williamson Today.

Delaware College Varsity eleven after
days rest lined mp against the scrubs
esterday AFTERNOON to put on the finish
ing touches for the game with William
on today at Newark The playing Of
the Varsity for the first part of til
Practice was very poor and the scrubs
which were strengthened by eN-Captain
Wolf. Cam and Mitchell made things
very lively for them. Coach Rice and
Captain Huxley kept the men Mt hard
work until dark.
Unless there is great improvement n
she game today Captain Huxley has
tears Of defeat in what he Mt first
hought to be a practice game.
Another drawback is that Braunsten.
vEo III all probability was to to play left
half-back in the game today. dislocatci
his knee which will probably keep him
llit of the game.
The rest of the team is in excellent
hnpc and in al. probability will line III,
Is follows:
Powell, left end; Marshall. left tackle;
Schahinger. left guard; Ferguson, CEN
re: Tunnrll. right guard; Frazier. right
tackle; Wharton. right end; Huxley.
-aptain. quarter back; Harrington. right
half back; Evans, left half back; Law
ton. full back
The sun., 1901-09-21
COUNCILS SHORT SESSION.
Amendment Presented Affecting tn,
Fire apartment.

City Councils session last night was
| short and little business was transacted.
Chairman McCafierty Of the fire com
lmittee presented an amendment to the
Ioldinance for the reorganization OF the
lire department providing that the salar-
les Of the officers Of the department b,.
paid monthly instead of sCmi-annually
The matter WIS referred to the law and
finance committees.
Edward Rogers Of New Castle asked
that the sum he had paid as capitation
tax be refunded on The ground that he
is 4 nonresident. The application was
referred to the finance committee.
City Treasurer Feaster reported bnl-
unce in bank to the credit Of current
expenses OF $54.924.91 and receipts as
follows: John Boughman. $40; Eugene
NJ. Savers $1,15O; Thomas $. Lewis,
$l.072.
Mr.. Monaghan presented Il eommuni-
cation from James NJ. Bryan stating that
Mr.. Bryan hal been assessed $1,000 for
even houses ut Fourteenth and ,Ieffer-
son streets which were assessed last year
III $4,000,
Tie had paid the taxes under protest
ana asked that the amount Of the in
crease hr refunded, The matter was re.
frrred to the finance committee.
The sun., 1901-09-21
LIVELY CHICKEN HUNT
Stray Fowel Wandered to SIiipIey
Street and Found Trouble.

There was Il lively chase of II chicken
ON Shipley street between Eighth ano
Ninth several days ago, which greatls
amused people residing in that vicinity
and also large number of pedestrians
who happened to be passing the neigh
borhoud Early in the afternoon of III,
duy chicken made its appearance and
for short time stolled up and down
the street apparently well cOntented
with the surroundings. Ibis subject ol
many IL colored mans downfall was sool
to learn, however, that Shipley street
was no place for fowls.
Several men had been watching The
chicken in its stroll and as there was III
owner in sight the chase began. AT first
there was only three Or four men thai
took part but in IL short time mt least 4
dozen joined in the chase. The excite.
ment spread and in Il few minutes ;
large crowd gathered to enjoy the fun
whose that said chicken in this crowd
and other remarks were heard from the
spectators as the excitement increased.
1t was probably ten minutes before tn,
fowl was captured.
Among those who took part in tht
chase were Austin lIliason, Richard
Forbes and Harry Nelson, all employees
Of the " ilmington Gas Company. Th,
bird was captured by Mr.. Eliason after
nearly all of the participants We're out
of breath. Mr.. Forbes is said to have
taken it home for his supper.
The sun., 1901-09-21
SMELLING
COMMITTEE
Local Reform" Association Re-
elects It's Old Officers.
COMMITTEE NOW COMPLETE
Additional Men Appointed Last Even
ing. State aud Federal Officers
May be Allowed to
Serve.
COMMITTEE NOW COMPLETE

The recently organized Citizens Asso-
citation committee OF fifty is now com
plcted. Forty OF the fifty We're appoint
ed last week and eleven were named
At Il meeting held last mgif Ths
eleventh man is to fill the yacarcy caused
by the resignation of Charles Il. Sparks,
who was ore of the forty selected last
week. These appointed last night were
as follows:
Henry B. Thompson, David Ferris,
William IL. Clayton, Frank Taylor,
stephen g. Singleton, Jr., Nathaniel b.
Culbert, Stephen Downey, Francis Me-
Cluskey, Arthur w. Soruance, Albert
W. Cummings. A. X. Saylor.
Those appointed nj the meeting last
week were ms follows:
Charles b. Dougherty, Charles +.
Sparks, j. Harvey Whiteman, John >.
Mullin, Jr.. Dr. Peter w. TomIinsol,
Jesse X. Baylis, John b. Martin, w.
Scott Vernon. Charles Beadenkopf. Leon
ard Heiss, William J. Hogan, Charles l..
Dubell, Lewis w. Brosius, George 4.
Elliott, John +. Nields, William T. Ly-
nam, Edward Il. Belts, Il. Tatnall War
ner. Captain Edwin kcrshaw, William
L. johnson, Henry w. Sasse. Townsend
Govern Lewis | j. Bush, James h. Ober
y, Peter j. Ford, Alfred -. Warner,
Alfrew Gawthrop. j. u. Bell. Howell s..
England A. $. kecd, 4. III. Melvin, Ben
inmin +. Shaw, John s. Rossell, George
Il. Holecker. A. ID. Poole, George q.
Morton, Henry G. English, William r..
Kurtz.
The old officers We're reelected last
night for the ensuing year. They are
as follows: President. Alfred Gawthrop;
vice-president, jerome b. Bell: secretary,
w. Il. Kurtz and treasurer, Howell >.
England. There was Il general discus
sion last night as to the outlines of the
policy to be adopted by the association.
4 motion was made to amend the con.
stitution excluding from membership on
the committee and in the association only
officials holding county and municipal
offices instead of NIL public officials. Tha
amendment would allow State and Fed
eral officials to become members. 1t will
be voted ON ut n meeting to be held on
next Tuesday night.
On Tuesday night the President will
appoint the committees.
The sun., 1901-09-21
Memorial Service at Calvary Church

The m0rmMg Service tOmOrrow nt Tn1-
ANY Episcopal Church, Third and Wash
lgton streets. will be made a memorial
eryicc to President Mckinley. The ser
ice used will he that set forth by the
bishop for use in the episcopal Churches
1f this diocese and as far as possible,
.opies of il will he furnished TO those
attending this church who may care 4
preserve il, rs Il memcnto. The sermon.
on the occasion. will he preached by tie
rector of the parish. the Rev. DR.. JEFF
rris. His theme will be: Our Martyred
President: The Man and His Work 7
Or. .Iefferis was in Buffalo at the time of
the Presidents death and saw. not only
he place where he was shot hut also
he President rs he lay in state in that
;rirf stricken city.