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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19


las compl eted It's work fort he session.
Exceptions viii only DO made IN ces il ltss
the Charleston Exposition, where cir.
cun,stancess seem to- require his presence
IN his official canaci tv.
8 CINCINNATI, OIIIO.At a. meeting OF
the Cincinnati Association Of Tohacso
Packers. Jobbers and Manufacturers OF
Cigars to-day, RESOLUTIONS was adopted
protesting against a rediict ion Of the duty;
OF. cigars and tobacco imported from
Cuba.
BERLIN.-Countess Waldersee, an
sWering an inquiry regarding the pro.
jectcd trip Of Field Marshal Waldersee
and herself to the United States, said:
we both hope to go to the United States
in April. but nothing has yet been de-
cided on
EARCELoNA-The boiler of q spinner
mill near Naursa exploded to-day and
wrecked the building a large number
OF working people were buried in the
ruins and many OF them were killed. q
number Of bodies were hurled Ions dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
VACANT CHAIR
HIGHLY PROBABLE
Professor in Methodist In
S tuition is Far From
Being Orthodox.
(By Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO, ILL. jan 1s.-The Record
Herald will say tomorrow.
Professor Charles w. Pearson. of the
chair of English literature in Northwest
ern University, which is conducted under
Methodist auspices, has thrown a bomb
into the ranks OF Methodism in Evans
ton, the seat OF the University, by giving
out for publication a statement of his
belief that Biblical infallibility. is SUI
perstition and hurtful. The Bible stories
OF Christ bringing the dead to life; Of
his walking on the water, and OF his
feeding the multitude with the loaves and
fishes, are more poetic fancies, incredt-
lie and untrue.
Professor Pearson declares that the
policy of the Methodist Church is one
of inactivity, obstruction and Jesuiticai
silence on the views in which the lead
ers and scholars of The church have grad
ually become to believe. but which are
not held by the body Of the church. IIe
says that most Of the present teaching
is evasive. and that most of the sun
day-schoo1 teaching is almost fnreial and
} entirely inadeQua tc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
SlX-DAY RACE ENDS.
Four Teams Broke Best Previous Record by
Tnirty-eight Miles.
fRv Assn,ia tr,I preSSt

PHILADELPHIA PA, Jan. 1S.-A
crowd that filed al. the available space
in the Second Regiment Armory witnessed
the finish of the sicc-days' bicycle race to-
right The contest was won by Freeman
and Maya, the former rider, by a remark
able sprint, crossing The tape Z wheels
length ahead of the second man. Four
teams covered the same dis1ancs, lo0i
mics and ten laps, breaking the best
previous record by IS S-15 miles. estao-
:lished two years ago by NacFarland and
Fixes.
The teams finished as follows:
Freeman and Maya, 1oot.10. Monro and
dcEachern. 1O0a.1o: Leander and Ruiz,
1904. 10: Wilson and GouSoltz looi-lo:
Chevalier and Fisher. I0ola; Hadheld ana
King, 1OO4.6; Mueller and Barclay, lOvs'-io.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Patriotic SeatEeat a.arksd Banquet OF the
Chsmb,r OF Commerce.
1rz Assoslasea H.ess.l

Wy -AS9S~4ANS1 -'--'"-(
PARIS, Jan. 1s.-Patriotic sentiment
and warm sympathy with France were
the keynotes of to-nights annual banquct
ant. M citing of the American Chamcer
OF Commerce III Paris Francis kimSeN.
president OF the Chamber, emphasized
the former in his opening specct. pro-
posing u toast to President Roosevelt
and President Loube:, and saying lnaE
all Americans abroad took pride in de-
caring. after the ancient Romans. Ci-
Wis 4hmerican& sum.
Uuitea SEatas Consul General John i.
Gowdy paid q tribute 10 the late Presi-
dent Mckinley. lie pointed out that con-
hdence IN resident hooscvea. IS SO great
that the onward. march or prosperity has
never siaeleGed
NJ D'Estourneiles De Constant. the
guest OF The evening. made an eloquent
speech, pronouncins 9 glowing euiosy
lpon the United States and appealing for
a further tightening OF the bonds uniting
the two republics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
TO REOPEN THE CASE.
The Committee to Lar the Appropriation
Matter

Matter.
Tho Constitutional Convention commit
tee on Education has taken a ne" iease
Of life by openinG up discussion again on
that scction Of their report which re-
latcs 20 appropriation of funds to schoois
other than State institutions.
On Friday afternoon argument was
heard from DR. Stuart Mcclure. president
OF the Board of Directors OF the uhi-z
versity College of Medicine. lie made
vigorous attack on the policy Of making
appropriations TO tho Medical College.
The committee viii give 4. hearing to rep
resentatives of the Medical College OF
Virginia next Friday afternoon.
The Committee on Agriculture have
come to an agreement on their report
and will present it to the convention to-
morrow That portion of the report
which recommends the principle of eA-
cn1ption from taxation for a period OF
years infant manufacturing industries
will be reserved to await the decision OF
the Committee on Finance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS.
Anrral Meeting and E ectIou of Officers
Took Place Yesterday.

Tho Daughters OF the Confcderacy met
yesterday afternoon at Lee Camp Hail
and elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: Mrs NV. Randolph, PRESS
dent; Mrs. Edward Valentine, first vice
president: Mrs Walter Christian, second
vice-president: Miss Ammo Bentley, re-
cording secretary; Miss Sallie Deane, cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Charles Z.
Boiling, treasurer.
The report of the president was read
and showed the society to be in a -four
isbin- condition. The other reports were
received and read also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

Traction Company n to Erect
Clubhouse Near Reser-
voiir---Realtv Business.

Tho Richmond Traction Company will
commence the erection in a few weeks of
a rest for the conductors and motor
men at the companys terminal corner
Robinson and Lake Streets. Tho build.
ing will also be used as the club-rooms of
tho Beneficial Association OF the traction
Company. The building will occupy a
lot Immediately adjacent to the Casino
and viii face west toward the lake and
cover a space of 16x66 feet
Mcssrs. Sydnor and Hundley are nav.
ing extensive Improvements made to their
already large and attractive store OH
Broad Street. Not long ago this firm
took in an adjoining store, bit now it is
determined to make still further I'M
prov
Messrs. Fourqurean, Temple 6, Co. have
recently made wonderful Improvements
to their mammoth store on Broad Street
The store has been enlarged, some OF the
departnleLltss more advanta geously and
conveniently arranged for the customers
and the appearance OF the establishment
improved
Tho work of painting and paperng
the interior of the old St. Charles Hotel,
to be known in future as 'ForG's Union
llOLel, Is progressing, ana "!lLiil luz
next week new furniture will he put in.
Mr.. A. j. Ford, who will operate the ho-
tel, expects to have everything ready for
business by February LIST.
Tomorrow all the bricsiayers will re-
turn TO work. The trouble was settled
the middle of last week, but the non.
union men were allowed to finish out
their week. The union men who have
been idle since January list will assem-
bic at their former places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
THE GUEST HAS NOT RETURNED
Mr. streng's Grip at The Lexington. but His
whereabouts Uaknow7.

3 Deep mystery surrounds the disappear
ince on Thursday night of Mr.. John
Strong. of Baltimore. who had been
stopping Tor Il week at the Lexington
Hotel. Mr.. Strong left the Lexington on
Thursday evening and has not been seen
since. His dress suit case is in his room.
mo there seems TO he every Indication
that he intended toreturn So far, how
sver. not a word from him has reached
The Lexington. 1t is possible that he may.
hnec been called hurrieGly 10 some other
s!ty.
Mr. Strong is a German. He is about
bfty years old. wears a saustache and
thin beard. slightly gray, and seems to
te well to do. Clerk Leigh. Of the LeSing-
lon, and Mrs. Atkinson have exhausted
Every effort trying to learn where he IS,
but so far they have not succeeded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

-England's cooperative associations.
according to reports, accumulated and
divided among Il their members nearly
s.s. 900, 900 by the members purchasing a.
their own stores, They issue weekly
an Official journal having q circulation
.of 81 600 copies. which earned a profit
approaching 5000 IN the last fiscal year
Of its exist ence and gained 81. 900 al dbl
tiona1 members during the same time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
After PokersPlayers.
(By Associated Press,

(By Associated Press.)
MADISON, WIS, an. 1s.-The Wiscon-
sin University Faculty, under the lead OF
Acting President Birge, has instituted an
Investigation into the alleged poker play
ing propensities Of students at the institu-
ton, and it is declared that about 200
young men have been cited to appear ana
tell what they know about it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Great Struggle.
AZ assocIatel , ,ess. ]

CHICAGO. I'LL, Jan. 1s.-The Record
Herald To-Day says
THE Could Hartman interests arc en-
gagged in a struggle for trans-conftnental
ira nc, which viii .est to It's uttcrnost the
strength OF the Community OF Inter
;ests..... AS the two interests Rave pees ,
unable to get together. although SEVERN ..
!. = e,,,,,.s have been made recently. the
! rscntire officers of the Colorado and Y tan
lines Wero unable to settle their d FER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Fell Three Stories.

(BytAssociatcd Prcss.D
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Ear1 Edmond
son, believed to be an officer in the United
States army. recently returned from .4e
Philippines and said to be from Nashville,
Tenn, will probably. die from injuries re-
ceived tonight in falling from third
story window of the Continental Hotel.
He struck on tie dome of the dining
room which is at the bottom of a court.
His skull apparently was fractured, and
cerebral hemnlorhage followed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Two Gases of Assault.

Michael Shaaban went into the stable
lot at Dominici's, OH Franklin Street, late
last night, and was assaulted and severely
wounded by two negroes. Freeman and
Lyon, who were arrested.
William Nicholas was held up on
..Blacl1 Creek near tho old city jail, by
three other negroes and robbed OF a dol
lar and :; pocket-knfc anu badly used
I'D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
TeIegraphic Rreyities,

FERNANDINIA. FI.A.-Tlle schooner
Alice Archer. laden with railroad iron.
reported lost in a heavy storm fifty miles
north of Cape Hatteras The schooner
was lost. but the crew We're saved Her
master, Captain Gibos, arrived here to-
day.
WASHINGTON d. C.Pre sident Rosa
welt has decided to decline all Invitations
to deliver public speeches until Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
eOPEAN PRINCE SUED.
studert al Roanoke College. Salem, is De-
fcndans.
90 Assoelste.i Prcss

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. ia suit
was begun in the District Court here to-
day against Prince Euwah. second son OF
the King OF Corea. to recover sso,00e. al
teced 10 bss the amount Of u promissory
note held by Wo.se Brothers s. Coupa,i..
OF New York.
The details of the transaction are not
disclosed Tho Prince Is q student Mt
Roanoke College. Salem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Sympathy for Beers.
nv Associated Press

(Ey- 4ssociated EPressJ
KANSAS CITY, MO-, j an. ls.--Webster
Davis started for New York last night
with petition, carrying signatures OF
212,6ol citizens Of the South and West,
which eventually are to go before Con-
gress asking for national sympathy for
the Beers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
An n dyertauce.

The name Of Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne
was inadvertently omitted in yesterdays
Times. making it appear to one who did
not read carefully that MRS. A. j. Monta
que was president Of the Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Claiborne is the honored head of the
OF SaniZation. in which Mrs Montague
does not hold an official position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
EnrEir.t;nr..

IS lola : aekson. lola Brooks. Jane John
son and Mary Anderson, four co1oredS ivt,-
men, me were arrested last snis hit IA The
saloon Of Consa MI, it No. ii East Bread
Street for fighting. 2 hey were lockeds,Ipr
satsiae Third Station,H ]. S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
MONTICELLO CLUB OPENING.
Many Guests at the Home OF the New orgaul

Tho opening reception. was given last
rirl,t at the Monticello Club, No. LIZ
North Seventh Street. and between the
hours Of 5 and j. O'Clock over 200 guests
and members of the new organization
dropped in to wish the club success. There
was an everything bowl up stairs, while
below a continual musical programme
was in progress.
The club rooms were brilliantly Hsilteo
and deliberately decorated for the occa-
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Eiks' Social Session.

The social session at the Elks' Home
last night was a pleasant affair. a de-
ligntful supper was provided. the at
tendance was large, and a number OF
impromptu speeches were made, that
lent much to the enjoyment of the oc-
casionl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
French Missionary Murdered.
Rr Nscncfa Tod Press

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 1s.-A ca
blegram was received atT3the State De-
partnent to-day from Consul .,icW ade.
at Canton, stating that q French mis-
sionary has been murdered by the ma
tives at Nan HUNG, #Kwang Tuns pro-
vince. $50 miles northwest of Canton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Brought Rsck

Captain Tomlinson returned from New
port News last night. bringing with him
the negro Albert Andersen, who was ar
rested in that city yesterday OF, the
charge of shooting at Mr.. S. II. Bowman
on October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Stealing 'ot1es.

Mary johnson (coloredD was arrested
last night and taken to the Second Pos
lice Station, charged with Stealing lot
of wearing apparel from Mr.. Pitcher
She is charged with stealing two pairs
vests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
CARRIE CUT HER TOE,
mrs. Nation Dropped New Hstehes on Her
Foot Yesterday.
prk xsneiatNI Pres

: TOPEKA, KAN. Jan. 1s,-alrs- Carrie
Nation, while iiourishius q large Ratchet,
which she received to-day from, an Fast
5ern manufacturing firm. dropped 1t.
and the keen edge OF the instrument
severed the large toe OF her right foot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
DEATHS OF A DAY.
(RI 4 ssnciatnd Pres

(By Associated Press.)
: LONDON. Jan. 1S.--sfr Elliot As fa ead
died this morning. His death resulteG
from an operation for appendicitis.
ROMB. Jar 1s.-Phillip A1archette, the
composer, is dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
KAPPA PSI BANQUET.

studert, Give Banquet Ia Honor Of New
Mem crs.
The n.idwsascr banquet of Gcta Chapter
ne tho lSargsa Ps. Fraternity of Che s.ni-
rersity Cot,ege CT Medicine WAS given
last night at sfarphySs Hotel IN honor OF
tho HONORARY ~ eniberss and si.e new mem
hers elected during tic present session
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Still Claims Innocence.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch 70 TIC IiAcs-l
ROANOKE, VA, Jan. 12.-Higsinboth-
an, was closely questioned by two OF the
siirewdest policemen or the force iast
night without any results
He sticks to his claim of tnncccnce ana
talks freely with visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
MEETING
Richmond. W. Ian IL 400

Richmond. Va. Jan. H. 1902
NOTICE-THEs ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the LIFE. INSJTR-
ANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA will
be held Ut the office OF the COMPANY,
No. 500 East Broad Street. In the city
of Richmond. ct IL O'Clock NJ, WE'D
NESDAY. January %. 1902
JAS. W. PEGRANI. Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
REAL EsTArE-prsve,c sales.


Has New NJ dem Residence; cost
SS.1UU IS ,0Ge; ID rooms. batt room, &c.
HISS handsome, shady ward and
Handsome n fns sf'ss landi se'a oa'S"tlo7
Eas good town buchanan with
MnHSrU inloue mile-fpnetion OF {. q
o Il N. C ". railroads.
Country Be SSafef P5 II an '2ni
photographs.
Hnn1a JNu- st EyVART WALEEE& co
Lynchhurg, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

from among the students. The tables
were spread in the private dining-room
al the hotel.
Tho toasts and responses were as fol-
lows:
Toastmaster-Dc. H. Stuart MacLean
Tho Kappa Psi Fratcrnity-J. z. Proc
tor.
Beanty-w,. H. Smith.
our I.ifos work-D-. r. 81. Miller.
The Nursc-Dr virsinius Harrison.
wonlan-P. K. Graybill.
B,iaeri,1s-Jolln Il. Husiart
After tho Bail-Dr. John ". BrodnaS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
~ ca zpn % za S

They take possession OF the body, am
arc Lords OF Mlsrulc.
They are attended by pinples. bolts, tts
itching letter, salt rteum. and other CT.
taneous eruptions: by feelings OF weakness.
Ianguor. general debility and what not.
They cause more suffering than anythin
else.
Health. Strength. Peace and Pleasui ,
require their expulsion. and this is pos,
lively effected, according to thousands &
grateful testimonials, by
kEgoass s. Sasesas7as.Ezys
which radically aud permanently drive
them out and builds up the whole system
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

Senator John l. Jeffries, Of Norfolk;
Hon. ]. r. Lacy. OF Halifax. and Hon.,
George Z. Hunley, Of Mathews were IN
the city last night Senator Thomas S.
Martin. Of Scottsville. was in the city
for a few hours OIL yesterday, on his
way homo from Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
MRS. WEBER IS
READY FOR ORDEAL
ConvaIescent and Able to See Joe
Higginbotham,
IN ORDER TO ENTITY HIM
The Police Find Lot OF pluuder in His
hous. Sup. osed to Have Been
stolen-A Rough Letter
from Roanoke.
ConvaIescent and Able to See Joe
IN ORDER TO I,ENTIFY HIM
lsnecis1 pfspatch 70 The rincz.l

LyNCHBURG, VA, Jan. 1S.-Dr. SAM
uel Lale, TO whose prompt attention and
constant and watchful care Mrs. Ralph
Weber owes her life. in response to an
inquiry, made the following statement
to your correspondent: Mrs Weber is
in fine condition. She is convalescent,
and is able to sit up. She will be able
to see Higg!nbotham, for the purpose OF
Identification, Whenever he is brought
The age-herald., 1902-02-17
DADEVILLE A CITY OF
 HISTORIC IMPORTANCE
BY HOME GEORGE.

clerk in one of the banks of the city. He was quick, popular and did not spend all his salary. Now his firm is doing large general supply business and attracting much attention.
 R. T. Ward, of the firm of R. T. Ward and Company, is another young man who has forged to the front in a quick man ner. He Is manager of the drug store owned by the firm and has a tastefulIy arranged place of business.
 Jay D. Lane, of the firm of Oliver and Lane, dealers in general merchandise, has made success in the same way as that used by other young fellows who make themselves factors in life. His company does a tremendous amount of trade and carries a large stock.
 For several years M. L. Smith has done volume of business which seems very large for a town the size of Dadeyille. He carries line of general merchandise. His success Is explained by his large ac quaintance and his uniformly attractive policy of conducting his store
 The only furniture and undertaking place in the city is that of J. l.. McIn- tosh and Brother, of which J. K. McIn- tosh is the leading member An attractive stock of goods is carried and much bus- ness done by the members of the firm.
 The Dadeville Hardware Go. is a new
 
 J. S. Hanly and Stone and Johnson. The com pany does a wholesale and retail bus mess in all lines of hardware MT Col Her is the manager. He was formerly travelling salesman of Birmingham, but was attracted to Dadeville by the induce ments held out by the town.
 c. A. Veazy Is young man who has bdsn doing large business as proprietor of one of the most popular saloons in the colnty. He has been in business in Dade- vile some months, but Is widely known throughout the territory surrounding it.
 The town has the Talapoosa County Bank, as well as the Sturdivant Bank. The officers of the former are: William Gray. president: c. A. M. Pitts, vice. president and F. A. Vaughan, cashier.
 The largest hotel of the city is the New Ridgeway, which is now under the man. agement of Mrs Pogue. we'll known to travelling men,
The age-herald., 1902-02-17

On December 14, last, the proprie- tors of Paine's Celery Compound found the following letter among their mail
 They had no correspondence on the subject; they did not know Mir Mus ham, except by reputation. Like every testimonial of this great medicine that was ever printed, it came to them un- solicited and unsought. The proprie- tors of Paine's Celery Compound have never found it necessary to manufac- ture or edit any testimonial They have never found it necessary by any trick of advertising to promote mythical men in far off places to positions in legislatures or offices that never heard of them It is the one of all remedies the popularity of which has increased on account of what 1t does, instead of what it says.
 It appears that Fire Chief Musham. the head of the Chicago Fire Depart ment, which is the model of the world, has been for forty years in the service; as brave as a lion, industrious, cool headed. with record for fighting fires, and quite as distinguished for nerve and generalship as other heroes upon whom nations have bestowed public honors for service in no less hazardous undertakings Chief Mus ham, in the spring of 1901, obtained
The age-herald., 1902-02-17
Highway Robbers in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga, February 16.-(SpeciaD- Last night was an unusual one for high way robberles. H. J. J. Bucho. young business man was held up at the corner of Oak and Palmetto streets, in the center of the residence section of the city by two young robbers with cooked pistols. He submitted but they failed to get much. At midnight three white men held up Philip Brodie, a merchant, near the Cen tral depot He resisted and the robbers secured only small am mount. No police men were near in either case.
The age-herald., 1902-02-17
THE WHITE VEIL.
Ceremony of Reception Conducted By
 the Rt. Rev. Bishop Allen.

The Rt Rev. Edward P Allen, D. D., bishop of Mobile. gave the habit and white veil of the Order of Mercy a few days ago to three young lades-Miss An nie Newman, Drogheda. County South, Ireland; Miss Brigid Lambert. Dublin, Ireland. and Miss Marie Mcguire. Big Rapids, Mich. Their names in religion are: Sister Mary Bride. Sister Mary Mechtildis and Sister Mary Immaculate.
 The Rev. Father Joseph S. J., St Jo- seph's church. and the Rev Father Filan, St. Marys church. attended the bishop
 The sermon, which was very touching and instructive, was preached by the right reverend bishop from. tho text, Thou art all fair. my beloved, and there is no spot in thee" The bishop said in substance, when a young woman in the world wishes to enter the married state her parents and all interested ask the following questions: Who is the bride groom? What is his lineage? What are the prospects he holds ont to the one vino is about to entrust her future to his keeping?
 These questions, said the bishop. must have satisfactory answer before the contract is settled. In religion the an swer is easily given Who is the bride groom? Jesus Christ, the Son of God. What is his lineage? His earthly lineage is or the royal house of David. the most noble among all tho kings of earth. What are the prospects He holds out to ali whom He calls to be His spouscs? A share cf His poverty, His trials. His srffcrings, and obedience in all things to the guperiors who hold His place in ( l.. stone of religious life. By this they share His mission on earth-the redemp- ton Of lEGnlkind-hy leading souls to His knowledge and love- and so will merit to reign with Him in His everlasting king com.