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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
STEAMsHIP DEAL
ALARMS ENGLISH


Lordoa, aiay The Leyland lire deal
provokes Unusual discussion in the Eng
hsh papers Witch reveals the existence
OF notsst little aDpre hensiOn as to the pos
stbiHtS of the United States dominating
the Atlantic carrying trade. The general
1npresy ON, however. is that the transfer
IS couhsee ted with the probable passage
bill
II is considered that the terms Of. the
transfer are 50 pFofitable- 80 the Ley4 auA
people that there j. peHeVed-TO be no
queStlon ar their acceptance. and the
0tner sntppiag Companies would gladly
sell on the same terms
me eaectS OF the transfer are discnssed
u all their hearings Sir ChristopheI
Furness. w51o contributes 20 lhe Daily
Mai IA ions aFtlrle dealing with The steel
ara other trusts in the United states. IL
Sissts upon the necessity OF he country
,l<ing 10 TO meet the neag competIton
she Daliy Telegraph asks egitoriallyi
be bought uP % bought aut by : .neEican
M 1On3irCs IL calls J. PierpUnt AIorgeH
the. EGnaparle Of Trade, ana thinks the
british publiR- sill be very foolish ff FL
IS luiie0 by stTt eIne1rs tfdt there is no
intention to withdraw the Vessels o tres
Legend Zinc fIcnt the Untel Jack.
nlS rs a serious SttTatian- says the
Dalty telegraph. waiQh calls for con-
ceried aqtion on. this side, and especially
lOoHlng TO Inc enormous growth Of The
American export trade and the Increase
q the american and German Shipping
tOnnageH
Tie Daily Chropicle is Jess alarmed blt
tire eqGanilnity upon he rapid develops
Inent OF American en- terpfise or % feef
sure chat ii VIII not eYhrituaIiK> fnafcE
untold injury ON The firaIiciai world. iit =.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
PRoGRAMMB rs ARRANGED.
How San Francisco viii Receive and
Entertain the President.

How San Francisco VIII Receive and
Entertain the President.
san Francisco. ApriI 3O.-san Fran
cisco is now fully prepared to welcome
and entertain President mckinley.
When the train bearing the chief eX-
ecutive of the nation and his party
enters the city on Tuesday, May IA
it viii find the streets and principal
buildings deliberately decorated and the
people eager. to greet their distin-
guished guests.
The president viii be met by Mayor
Phelan and the citizens reception COM
mittee and escorted by regular troops
and militia through the principal
streets to a point on Van Ness avenue
where the parade viii be reviewed and
dismissed
In the evening L ere will be a public
reception in the grand nave of the
ferry building at the foot Of Market
street, which viii be illuminated with
electric lights. On Wednesday,. May
10, President Mckinley viii address the
students of the University of CaHfor-
MA at Berkeley e-zcI1d a street parade
IN Oakland ana mold an opeG air recep-
ton or tfse Oakland High school
grounds.
on Thursday the presidential party
VIII visit Mount Tamalpais and st
Sausalito VIII attend a reception by the
school children of Marin county In
70 the president 1T the Palace hotel bv
the Sons and Dat Ghters OF the Aneri-
can revolution. a reception to the
wishing ladies VIII be given during the
afternoon at the Mark Hopkins Insti-
tute of Art. In the evening the Ohio
society VIII banquet the president. The
school children of san Francisco will
be reviewed bys the president on Friday
morning. In the afternoon there viii
be a reception by the Knights Tenn
plars, and in Il evening a camp FIRE
IN honor Of the DresideDt by Mckinley
post, G. A. +,
On May is the president viii witness
the launching of the battleship Ohio.
de viii be entertained at luncheon by
the Union League club. and in the
evening VIII be the guest of honor a.
q banquet given by the citizens OF san
francisco. On Sunday the president
VIII attend church and on Monday win
unVsil the Dononue monument to la
Dor after which he win depart on his
way 10 oregon aBs washington
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
TAKE PRECAUTIONS
AGAINST SMALLPOX
All Mails Arriving at Honolulu
Are to be Fumigated.
PROVIDE INCOME TAX
COUNTY GOVERNMENT ACT
PASSED BY HOUSE

Honolulu. April p ~6-ta. san Francisco.
April 7393.-Ow1dg to the danger OF i'm
porting smallpox from the mainland. the
Honolulu board OF heaitb- has decided TO
fumigato all mails coming here BY
steamer from San Francisco. Until the
health reports from Washington show q
different state of affains in many states
as regards the disease. il is the intention
OF the board 10 have All mails fumlSateoA
for az least tour hours. The ruie re-
suited TODAY IN strange sppntrauIctIon
oI~q asranttne rules When TIE transport
Logan asrIiVed from san F'rancIst,O she.
had q clean bill of health and was there
tore passed BY the feueral authorities,
and stroiled about Honolulu while the
mail was being flmigated-
The steamer Zeianuia arrived here on
the 21st with $50 porto. Rican imuIlA
srants on board. During he trip six in
fants died and were buried at sea. The
Porto IIeapss we're placed on island
tlOns.
The transport Ililpatrio1, which ea,me
on board, sailed Tor the Philipflines on
the Z2no. she eiefts behind st1Irty- three
sgisiters sufferiEfs WITH lneasfes and two
were aifitetee With srnallp9x. all Of them
being row ON quarantine island here. 1T
VAS elsaTg that while here a1nuTnbfF
OF officers OF the kilpatrick viotateG tlte
quarantine f1Eies by coming esbor6 at
night In s;t launch said to have taken
them TO Waikildi besreh. This vessel left
11hoAS 4Afe7t = ettititl. 81 ne rcllaIi-e.
\ Provides Income Tax
The house of REPRESENTATIVE has
The law 10 provide for Jan ihcoIae lax
Inc iatetr assesses per cent on al over
$1,000 on the income OF every nerson or
corporation. Tie two Bills have now
gone to the senate, where it is stated.
there. are many amendments in prospect
and and. tbs passage OF The county goysrp7
Ihe senate has again POSTPONED con-
siteratlon OF the governors appoint
EneAtSf the home rulers are holding
many cauSuseS. 10 consider farious LIST
OF officials as theN Mould have them. but
they have not been able 10 agree upon a
STATE Ihey Wa casrS q refusal to cons
Ilr1n several OF tfle guVernOr' s suoui nSeS,
but the matter has now been postponed
lntll the f1tY-fifth day OF the session. -
1he joint session held on the BIRD for
the purpose OF aselectiag senator's who
are 20 mold over Tor four years resulted
IN z oefeat Tor the horoe rule party. -ex-
cept &S II Is affiliated with the Republic
q rs The Republicans and home rlilers
VINO voted Nfth them carried a morton
To adjourn the session tin the Rhythm
cay OF the Legislative session, by a vote
Or Jhlrty-one 10 thirteen. against = hard
Ights-by the pure home rulers, whose
the lower house has adopted "A neno-
rial 10 congress asking that a commits
sion be- sent here to investigate the pub
NC lands question and protesting against
repeal OF the clause in The organic, sact#
whlch prohibits any corporation from
nothing OF acquiring more than 1000
acres of land
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01


It was to BE- the central line or the
southern line or the northern line: the
real question tTas the connection of this
great s0uthaaEd north Of ourS with the
Faclnc ocean thus leadisfg out 10 the
great markets IN the Orient. What your
legislature 3 half Ceatury+ ago resolved
Should he dole has already been accom-
pushed. We not only have one, but We
nave fave lines, connecting the Atlantic
Z ith the Paci1c, the Union Pacific, the
southern Pacific, the Atebison, the
Greet Northern and Northern Pacific,
max dg f1-s great. transcon tinental lines
connecting TIE two oceans lApplause.)
The government of the United states
assisted ia the building of the roads. II
guaranteed, a7Fzy back in the Sos
$4,000 600 Of the Pacific railroad bonds.
and Became responsible for their pay
ment aud took Il second mortgage upon
meFr lhpplaUse.) ~ is interesting TO
note IN this presence that within the
last four years of thar debt. reaching
$50 100000 principal and interest, he
longing to the government of the United
states. sl14,O0J.00 has been paid into tn
public tros ;lTy and The balance Sc
cured, th'as giving rs not only the prirf-.
cipal of the aid we gave these roads.
bus interest," At more than 3 per cent.
80 we ha e our railroads to the Pa
cific; and now we are reaching. out for
more trade and FOR a period Of years
you have been shipping Your cotton to
China This has been interrupted a
little ia the last few months but that
we trust. VIII be speedily
removed, ana we viii bave the open
door 10 China on equal FERNS with
every power on earth. And Il is not GO
ing to hurt this trade that we have
the Philippines"
The president paid a tribute to the
efficiency. of General Luke Wright OF
Memphis one of the Filipino commits
siOners, and continued.
Thank God no sectioualism now
mars the map Oe the United States.
Our opinions upoE public questions of
national interest and national welfare
do not rest upon he color of Uniforms
we wore in 1861 but upon our con-
sUructions Of risht and 6.atyiu 1891! And
] rejoice tonight 10 say ia this presence
that the happy time has come that.
The north and the south. together
= brought,
Nov own the same electric thoughts
In peace a common flag salute.
And, with free and unresentful rivalry,
Harvest the fields wherein they fought"
At $50 OtiOck in the morning the
presidential train resumed. its Journey
FOR New orleans, which VIII be reached
at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
FORT DOUGLAS CLERK
CUTS WIDE SNAIH
Robbed Uncle Sans Safe and
Deserted.
HAD Fun IN TIE CITY
BUT Is NOW BEHIND TIE
Bars.

After a heated chase by a detail Of
policemen and deputy sheriffs. William
f Risley, a clerk in the quartermaster
serssapt's department at Fort Doug
las who is accused Of r5bbing the safe
.of. the department and deserving, was
captured by Sergeant B0refdge of the
police. depS ethent and landed in the
city jail last njght with the charges
q desertion ana grand larceny resting
against him Risley svho was already
under arrest for Shipping the lines
IS alleged to have tapped the safe of
the quartersnaster for about $3.50 He
then hurried - city. where ne pur-
chased tie4k-J- f5r Philadelphia. This
done, he attempted to stock an army
cauIeen under his belt and securing 4
rig. he took a woman OF the demf monde
with han and led the officers "A merry
schaSt4 over tlie city until lle-was finallv
located aad placed under arrest as be
was returning the rig @ the stable.
Story of Robbery.
According to the story told the police
by e}uarteFnaster Sergeant j. II. Sup
pies Risiey had been doing duty in his
Department. tor some time as clerk
1eSterday was payday for some civ
mans VINO had been employed at the
fort and after they were paid off a
purse containing about $3.50 was left in
the safe, the door of which was left
unlocked for a time OUartermaste
supple said he left Rislev i'm flhe Of
nee by the safe while he varied out
into an adjoining room, and when he
returned in about two or three min
ntes ne licked the door Of the safe
Wltnout examining the purse, and hur-
tled OIL 70 the city, When he returned
some time later and looked in the safe
he was astOunded to find that the
money had disappeared from the purse
suspicion fell on Risley and when the
latter failed to respond to retreat call.
last evening his suspicious We're con
frrneQ and he found that RisIey had
disappeared from the fort.
Inc police and ,sheri6's office were
immediately notified ana a detail Of Of
ncerS from both places were put out
20 tfalL the deserter and safe rohber-
The officers soon learned. that he had
taken a rig from Farringtonss stables
ana hast been seen to drive towards the
road house With a woman from Corn
nlercial street, The officers hurried to
but they found that he had left before
they. arrived The officers traced The
Fugitive as best they could in his chase
about the streets but We're unable to
eocate MIN until officer Burbidge
caugnt sight of him leaving Earring
toms stable, where he had returned
the rig. Rislex was promptly arrested
and despite his protests was marched
10 the police station and put ia a cell
W hen lis pockets were searched about
Sl20 Of the stolen money was found on
him and a TICKET to Philadelphia
QuarterT1aste Supple called at the
station later and identified. some of
the bills found in Risley's pockets as
money taken from the safe
Rtsiey IS a member Of company T.
.lERuTV-rn1Tn fTfTnfT+Nv no fr
the service for several years and has
II is said, borne a good reputation until
he slipped the tines a, few nights ago
and was placed under arrest for it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
COURT
BREAKS FAIR WILL

san raucisco, April 38-The state st,-
preme court has reversed :. former ~
cislon. and declared that The trust
clause in ths will Of the late James q
Fair IS Invalid. IN his wiz. Fair LEFT
his estate. valued AZ gI5000e0O. in trust.
Ihe proceeds to 20 TO his heirs. but the
principal 20 be kept out of their hands-
As a result of the decision of the SUI
preme court. tie estate win now TO-.
divided among Fairs children. Mrs.
Herman Oelrichs. AIRS. W X Wander
bit and Charles Fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
SWEET RESTORES.

70 the charse The attorney then STATE
ed that Mrs. Brown was ia such ~
conditi9a from the terrible shock OF
the charge against her husband thar
she would be unable to attend the trial
or har husband hefOre next. Thursday.
aud asked khat the preliminary hear
lng be set Fey that time. Prosecutor
Dlehl agreed to that time and. the case
was set tor p. M Thursday after
nppp.r 8fQvrn has been unable to give
the S504 bail ucder which he was
placed. md is in the CITY iafl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01

New York. Aprn S0.-eThe transfer Of
J0hn - King, chisf OF the p0st0ffice in
spectors 20 New York. to che Division
with heacauarters at Spokane WASH
was ana9unced today Mr. King IS Eiic-
ceeoed mere by Theodore w swift for
meriy IN charge at Spokane who VIII as
Sune cnaFSe Of affairs here Mr. Kinp
VIII leaVe tomorrow for Spoken His
tefFltofy cOlnpflses bF assltineton, Afonla-
ma, oregon Idaho and Alaska.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
Board q HeaItb -

The STATE board Of lreaIth met yes
terday in the office OF the secretary. Dr.
- Beatty only routine business
was Transacted Three cases of small
pox were reported from oasis vestcr-
day The report said that no quaran-
tine had been established
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
COUNTY is TIRED.
Wants the State to Take Care Of
-. "a r..

Wants the State to Take. Care Of
Lynch and King.
Lynch and King. the convicted MUIR
derers OF Colonel Godfrey PrOWse, WIN
be brought before Judge Stewart this
morning on an order to show cause
Why they should not be Committed to
the custody of the warden of the state
prison, instead Of remaining at the
county Jail where they have been since
their conviction in December The
matter Of changing the place Of inn
prisonment Will be brought 80 the ar-
tenuon Of the court BY County AttCr-
neyt Christensen, at the suggestion OF
the county commissioners, and reliance
vii be made upon the statute that
the state prison is the proper place for
the conviets, pending the action Of the
supreme court on their application fQs
new trail thus saving 70 the county
the cost of their board The discovery
Of saws in Lynch's cell Saturday night
reminded the commissioners of the de-
sira bility Of having the men sent TO
The DeHitentiarN-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
Mrs. Nation at Kansas CITY.

Kansas cry Mo- April S0.-Mrs Car
re Nation addressed a large audience at
Mon mission Ia This city tonight. The
police mace no effort 70 arrest her. She
ieIt a. - Uclock for Wichita where she
viii 90 hack 10 5efl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01

Tacoma wash. April 30.-Judge w IL.
Smell today sustained the demurrer OF
tle city TO The complaint OF the former
city employees who have been suing for
ov srtime, which knocks ont the eight
hour law passed b. the legislature OF
1893. Tho principal ground for ahe sdeci-
sion is that the law attempts to anter-
tere with the right Of private. coiuracs,
and III is ia GnC with n recent decision of
Lle NnM- Ln-E lunal-aL- cr--r-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01

Charles Buidgeford, the bartender
Who was arrested on a charge Of as
Saulting George Seaman In a saloon
row t7Fo weeks ago. was arraigned IN
police c0llrt yesterday on q charge Of
assault with a deadly weapon His at
torney S. II. Armstrong, appeared for
nm ana entered q plea or not guilty.
Ai1e time for hearing has not yet been
settled and Br5dgefurd is ELiu in faIL
seaman was reported last night to- De
improving and hopes are enteI.taine
for his recovery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
nean ConVictad.

William Dean was on trial yesterday
in the criminal court on an information
charging him with committing a.
crime against nature upon John Ian
genbacker. Lad OF the age of 80
years, In the western part of the city on
April s. The defense offered no test5-
alony ana the jury returned q verdict
Of guilty Of assault with intent to CONF
nit the crime. District Attorney 5Hlicl-
nor prosecuted tae case and AttorneY
@. II. Backman defended the accused.
Judge Stewart ordered that Dean sl3e
brought into court Saturday morning
for sentence. Frank Brown, the other
hobo who was accused of committing
a similar offeuse, is sick at the county
jail and it is not thought that his trial
viii take place today. as was intended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01

Wheeling. W. va. April. 3l.--Af q con-.
ference OF the coal Miners and operators
of he Fifth sub-district. held today, the
strike was settled, each side making can-.
esssiops The men win resume work to-
morrow morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The Keayors.-H r Dyer T3t ~ S.
Joyce r. X PcilieS Ossiea 81 larank
shelby Denver. L. u Hammond X II
hageT- OE1a1d, .. c. F3n8eck CShfeaEt5.
Jo1n "a Savage, New York. A. r. SheD-
II Z. Il, -, l'eEFer y, j., deDegwptt, New
Ciauce Reed, KANSAS City. j. G. kaisSr
Slinahai Mrs. ~ K. D0sters Kansas City.
H. NatnefSOns Ehiladelphfac sealfx
tfenUentnai. san kFanois.ao. Az N .Iet-
nqEs, Kansas CITY, Lester u Ifuboeif
l5uluth5 a Grlhth; ~. H. Slrarlock
y. Bradley, Denver : VA fter-7 sc,gffl Issl--t
City; n IL. e'ohen, St IOsaslh. q f7ssfsffs
New york g. ~, Brown. DeaVer. Harry
y S2aW. Ehieasoi ". II shraiies. =. al
SSliilop, 4snyer s. IL Goldsmith PougB-
Seepsle, ~ Mrs w. lI Herst Mrs
George II. Shope. Alamoosa, Colo.
The White House.-Ev n RAfn
Alureha; z. German, Terraces Ms fare4i
chandler, Montana. Nj Van iW'aearer
Snd Wife Midway; AIRS. j. .dupfer Mrs.
Tat DOnnet Is ltlireka: O. A. Bouner
field A. 5. C11enwatsrt C} ts31naf
Mexico; - Wilkins. -Coalville: G. r. Ha~f
Keeper - 5 Meyers. BNtte- A. EIeiner
Miss a SaIsons s1oless Joel III Johnson,
- s.llA's9ih Jonns9n, >. Jctflson,.
Is 3Haoi AZ BelEuoisl., Denver; Louis
Sc1lneiier Bingham AIrs III Sa5isefl
At Pieas3nt; Mrs. Mills and Family
IOoeAes y. N4ilChFist and wife Eya nstf,al
Wyo; fhomas austin. Leht
The Wey.-L. NJ. Webster and vie
Mss Anna WeRster Alton, His. Mrs
York CITY, Mrs NJ. NJ Cains. San Frsr-
cisco Mrs John Prisk. Parry city.
To Prevent Pneumonia and Grin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
Brown Arraigned.

Charles Brown, the painter, and
member of the Twenty-seeond@ nard
choir, who was arresteda few days ago
on a charge OF assaultibg and insulting
little girls over the city-. was ARA gned
in Judge Timmouyfs court YESTERDAY
on a charge OF obscene conduct His
attorney James Hamilton. appeared
for him and eutered a plea of not guilty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
FEAR THE INDIANS.
Residents. Of Wallowa County. ore.
Saw There MAY he CopRic+


Saien, Ore, April So.-Governor Geer
today reserved q petition signed by SOP
citizens of Wallewa county, and adj
dressed to F. A. Hitchcock, secretary OF
the interior at Washington. =. C.. .Urg-
ing the department TO take steps to
prevent the encroachmeLt of Indians
upon the settlers Of that county.
Rhe settlers of WalloWa county have
long suffered from the depredatious of
these indians, who come from their
reservations in idaho washington and
Oregon into that county To Craze their
horses, which,, the citizens claim. are
athicted with CONTAGIOUS diseases 1t is
also claimed that the Indians terrorize
settlers, according to parties recently
the interior department., through it's
agents, does rot soon afford the relief
prayed for, conflict may occur be-
tween the marauding Indians and set
Tiers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01
NIHILIST PLOT IN
RUSSIAN POLAND

Berlin, April 3o.-The Lokal Anzeiger
prints a dispatch from BresIau which
says An extensive Nihuist plot has
been discovered in Russian Polan6s Six
snundred arrests We're made today. OF
which number 200 were TRANSFORMERS b,
special ~trsin Sc the Warsaw citadel
= ne t9Niis Of Sosnoylce. Ssalce and
sDombsoWa have been soecaried by two
companies of Gossacksa secret corres-
p9ndence was discovered at Solce by
which the plot was revealed"
Paris, April 30.--A dispatch from lie
Soir saXs that the plot was discovered
IN NansaW aud that hamfhcatlonss s0s
the. conspiracy exist among al CLASSES
OF Polish societies and especially among
the worknen Amon6 the 600 arrests
hghly PLACED. percentages Martial law
has Deen declared i'm the three towns
occupied by the Cossacks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01

Young Prince is. Born.
Tokio, April 30-rhe crown princess
was Yesterday safely delivered OF a son
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-01

To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip
.Laxitive. BroHao sluinine reneees ths
cause.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-03
HOME FOLKS.

DR.. Kemp P. Battle. Alumni profess
sor of history in the University Of
North Carolina, delivered an address
In presenting to the state the portrait
of Captain Otway Burns, that is meri-
torious. We a read it with unusual
interest and it makes US acquainted
with a character at once robust, re-
sourceful, brave. daring and successful.
He was of Scotch parentage, was porn
in Onslow county, and was a hero every
inch Of him. His career as privateer on
the ocean in the war Of 1872, with Great
Britain. n his bearing as a legislator.
serving in twelve annual sessions Of the
General Assembly, are extremely cred
liable to the sea captain and the law
maker. DR.. Battle has done his work
well, and has made a valuable contri-
the state.
The Methodist Protestants lately held
their annual conference at the progress
sive town of Henderson. The statis-
tical report is favorable and shows 49,
4o4 members. 2.221 accessions, 1,707 con-
versions. 1882 Sunday school pupils.
so ministers. $50 churches. valued at
s17s.4S0. The Western NJ. E. Church
Conference report shows up we'll we
suppose: Here is a report:
Local preachers 49,; members 74.432;
number Of Epworth Leagues rs; MEM
bers Of Epworth Leagues 3.052; nunber
Of Sunday schools III; number of teach
ers ASH: number of scholars 81, sos:
amount of missions: Foreign S12, 496. a:
domestic Sc. 1866 6: amount OF presiding
elders s11, 1860; for pastors $50, 1881;
for bishops 81, 61S.34; number of socie-
ties $50: number of churches 720; value
Of churches $685., 600; value of parson-
age s172.025; indebtedness SIS, 319. SO;
number of districts IA; number of dis
trict p~arsonages s: value OF district
50 500"