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Iobnston Donies Report.

Chicago. Aug 12.-President Ban john
son of the American League declared to-
night that there is not the slightest foun-
dation for the story that the National
League and the American League were to
unite and form twelve club organiza-
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Western club to win a game yesterday.
Pittsburg was bumped good and hard
Pittinger shutting them out with six hits
though II Doheny had received the sup
port that Boston gave Pittinger the story
might have been different. The games
were:
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Two base hits, Pettus. 1: Hobbie. /;
three base hits, Moore |; double plays,
Creekmore to Moore to Pettus; base on
balls by Motley, o. hit by pitched balls
Motley, o; struck out by Motley. Z; passed
balls, Fritz 2: wild pitches Motley /;
earned runs 4; left on bases g.
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At Detroit.

Detroit, Aug 12-Favorites Jared badly
at Highland Park this afternoon. The
81 eatcst surprise was In the mile race In
which Uledi was / to choice but failed
to finish inside the money. Maria Bolton.
at 20 to ], howled over the even money
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League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Brookiyn-Chicago 4; Brooklyn, 5.
At New York-Cincinnati. :; New
York. s.
At Philadelphia-St Louis. y; Phladel-
phia, 9.
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Nashville, 9; Birmingham, 1

Nashville, Aug. 12.-There was no argu-
ment to the game today. Birmingham
trailing so far behind that interest drag
ged. Attendance. 500. R.H. F..
Nashville :. :. =. 10 90 AZ - II
Birmingham :. :. ..0010 90 0 0 OIL s 4
Batteries-From and Fisher; Campbell
and Brown.
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An Oxford gardener in cultivatins his
beans dug up and destroyed a nest OF
sjxty-three snakes. Rev. Mr. Emerso l
should not overlook Sumner County in
making out his campaign dates
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St. Louis, 12; Philadelphia, 9.

Philadelphia. Aug. Est. Louis de-
feated Philadelphia in a ten inning game
which was chiefly remarkable for the
heavy hitting by the visitors. Attend
ance, 2,9l3. Ri f..
st. Louis :. O2310OO0 3-lz 10
Philadelphia E. % 2 0 0 o. 0 o. IL z
Batteries-Yerkes. Currie, O'Neil and
Ryan; Duggleby, Frazer and Douglass
and Doom.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Western Clubs Begin Series in the
East Today.
Games Today.

At Boston-Chicago and Boston.
At Westinghouse. Louis and Wash
ington.
At Baltimore-Cleveland and Baltimore
At lphia-Detroit and Philadel-
phia.
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Games Today.

At Nashville Birmingham and Nash
vile.
At Shreveport-New Orleans and
Shreveport
At Little Rock-Memphis and Little
Rock.
At Atlanta.-Chattanoog and Atlanta.
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Two base hits. Dunlap l; base on balls
by Stickney 2, by Hogg /; hit by pitched
balls Hogg 2, Weaver 1; struck out by
Hogg 4; passed balls, Dunlap :. Sorrell
/; wild pitches. Stickney z; earned runs
0; left on bases 5.
Montgomery. =. :. ..O02l0353 IA
Syiacauga,. =. :. :. 80 100000 o. 8
Umpire, Mahoney; scorer. Faber; time
lao
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In Denmark, writes the British Consul
ut Copenhagen. the customs authorities
give merchants credit for the duty pay
able on imported goods.
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stallings Got a Frost.

Luverne. Aug. 12.-tSpecial) -Hon. Jesse
stallings spoke here today to less than
seventy-five men and boys (partly ne
groes) and at no time did his audience
applaud.
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At DISTINGUISHING and Boston.
At Brooklyn-Chicago and Brooklyn.
At New York-CIncinnati and New
York.
AT fhiladelphia--St Louis and Phila-
delphia.
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Proposals for Distribution o
Acts, Journals, Etc.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPAR TMENT OF STATE,
Montgomery. Ala Aug. 9. 902,
Sealed proposals will be received In this Of
fee until IL O'Clock noon on Sept. 80 1902,
for distribution OF the Reports of the Supreme
Court, Journals. laws and reports. Of the dc
\ partmenIs of tho State for two years, begin
ming Oct 1T. 9o2.
The maximum price for such distribution is
nxed at IL cents per pound for Reports of
tho Supreme Court. Acts Journals. Laws and
Reports of the Departments
Persons making proposals must be governed
b. Section 1878 of the Code to bond and
other provison5.
rho right to reject any and all bids is re-
eerved.
ROBERT p. MDAVID,
su-wd-fr Secretary OF State.
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10 YOU Remember The Dots:
Do yoiI Remember The Figuresf
bid Won Count The Dots?
Did you Ad The Figures?
Did YOU get them correct1 -
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There will be plenty of Dots.
Dots enough to build an elephant.
There will be lines. although short. but
enough to tangle J. Pierpont Morgan.
Between the lines and the Dots there
will be Prizes enough to go around.
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Beginning yesterday the Western clubs
have a series of three games in the towns
named above, and st. Louis was the only
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At St. Louis.

At st. Louis.
St. Louis, Aug 12.-Doctor Kier. Guide
Rock, Mabel A. VIM and Hucena were
the winning favorites at Delmar today.
The other events going to Founding,
well played second choice and st. Nitus,
a long shot. Weather clear; track fast.
First race. five furlongs, selling-Dr.
Kier. 100 dale TO 3. won; Action, lOS
ct. DEAN to !. second: Jean Gravier,
log q. o'ConnoD to 2. third: Time.
II :03 Ia Jeouita. Lady Cayugi. Honey
Comb. Constantine II and Kilmoncliff
also ran.
Second race, seven furlongs. selling
Guide Rock, 100 IT. O'Brien) to 2. won;
Lou Hazel, 100 CCiisborne) 8 to /. second
rulsre 100 IT Walsh 20 to l. third. Time.
1:29. Deponan. Star Nell Duela. Claude
Walton, Ermack and Tragedy also ran.
Third race. five furlongs. selling.st
112 (Dale) to S. second: Doc Mayer. Ito
IT. Walsh to l, third. Time, l :3.
Onca, Fair Edna. Nowata and Doc Wood
also ran.
VIM, l12 q. Biller IL TO 20 won: Kiss
Quick, 80 (Scully) II to 1. second: WIDE
man. 80 &c. Bonner) 40 to ]; third. Time.
1:l9. Okla. Elastic. Lou McMone ana
Hiee also ran.
Fifth race. mile and three-sixteenths,
selling-Hucena. So &C.. Bonner) to Q,
won; Morris Volmer. l03 (Morsel 10 to /.
second; Cherished. 1O3 (BridewelD to .,
third. Time, Z.UZ o-4 JUG vail, SARA
gamo, Ell Caney and Branch also ran.
Si>.h race. mile and seventy Yards SELL
ing-Foundling 1O2 (Sayers), to l, won;
Orris. 1O6 &C. Bonner), to TO- second;
Optimo, Sc (Scully). 4 to l. third. Time
IA. Tenny Belle. Free Coinage and Vel
low Stone ran.
Entries for Today.
First race. FIVE and half furlongs. SELL
ing, 2-year- olds-Feronia, 105; Floyd X,
1885, Happy Chappy, Bridal March. ITO;
Harry Griffith, lis.
Second race, mile and seventy yards,
selling-Wedding March. SO; Little Master,
81; Lunar Minor. 81; Mona B, One More,
lO7; Fucino. Deponan, 100.
Third race, mile-Daisy Hawthorne,
Judge Cantrdll, Petit Refine. Lazarre. IS;
Pickles. 100; Jack Young. Pettijohn. 10S;
Avoid, 1O4.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth, han
dicap-Ida Penzance, 30; Navartno, 81;
Glenwood. Round. Sc; w. B. Gates. 100;
Pigeon Post LOG; Wax Taper, 109; w. B.
Gates and Wax taper coupled
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards, SELL
iag-Bacchus, So; Russian. l07: The Phoe-
"'''"n 7''udc Rock, Tulare, lO9; Mr.. Pom
eroy. 10.
...Atn lace. seven furiongs-I Hope So,
o.; Stuart Young. 81; Valasquez. Jane
Oaker. Has Gift. 100: Kitty NJ, 102; Tom
Collins. Salinda, 1o7; Lada9, Fred Hessig.
100
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Cleveland. g; Baltimore. 8.

Cleveland. August 12.-Cleveland defeat
ed Baltimore easily today. making ten
victories out of the last twelve games
Moore pitched a strong game and was
finely supported. Attendance 2,645.
RH r
Cleveland ........... O2O2O1O+-612 /
Baltimore ........... OOO2O1 90 --S 4
Batteries-Moore and Bemis; Butler ami
Robinson
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ROSS'S BARBER SHOP,
Exchange Hotel.
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County
Alabama. commissioners to open books of sub
scription to the capital stock OF the Mont
goniery Traction Compeny. notice is hereby
given that. in accordance with said appoint
ment and the statute in such cases made and
provided, we will open said books Of subscrip
lion at " o'clock m. on the 25th day OF
August. 1909. in the office of Graham &
Steiner. over No. IL Commerce Street. in the
City OF Montgomery, Ala.
BARRIE L. HOLT,
W. ii. RAGLAND.
w. r. VANDIVER,
EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
w. I. ROBERTSON.
II Commissioners.
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Bingham Bel. Mary Z. and NHdIIts
d. Jacob distanced.
Time. 2:ll IA: PIP ga; 2;14 IL.
Three year OLD Horse Review stake won
by Ecstatlc. Time. 2:0S II
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A GREAT BIG SNAG
Is WHAT PITTSBURG RAN UP
AGAINST.

The First Of the Boston Series Result
ed in a Shut-out, Pittinger AL
lowing Them 6 Hits-Pitts-
burg Makes 5 Errors.
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Proposals for Stationery.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 9. 902
Sealed proposals Will be received in this Of
fee until 2 o'clock noon Sept. 3oth. 1902
for furnishing TO the State stationery supplies
for two years. beginning Oct. /. 9o2 Esti-
mates of kind and quality will be furnished by
this office at ans time after Aug. 5th, 1902
Persons making proposals must be governed
by Section 1878 OF the Code OF 1896. and
amendments thereto. IN all matters pertain
ing TO bids
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
ROBERT p MDAvID,
su-wd-fr Secretary Of State
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sssk:e3ss
/ SPECIAL NOTICES.. /
G:x:.x.s:E:.Exx:sx.xS=xs:SEsscxx1'
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

In response 10 request of many friends. !
hereby announce that I am candidate
for the State Senate from the twenty
eighth Senatorial District. subject TO tire
action OF the Democrats OF Montgomery
County at the primary on the 25th OF
August. B H. SCREWS.
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To NY Fellow Citizens Of Montgomery County
Gm candidate to represent this Sena-
tortal District In the Senate Of the next
Legislature and ask for your vote IN the
Democratic primary.
JOHN W. A. SANFORD.
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Many friends announce Mr.. WILLIAM
GUNTER as candidate for the House of
nomination by the Democrats of this
county
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FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

j hereby announce myself as a candidate fof
the lower House OF the Legislature
from Montgomery County. subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
TEMPLE SEIBELS
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10
MINING DECISION.

Biseovey of Minerals and Loca-
tion of Claims.-An actual miner.
al discovery is essential to the valid
location OF a mining claim, and a
location Of a mining claim based
on a discovery Of mineral within
the limits Of another existing and
valid location is void. Any rights
acquired by discovery of mineral
on q mining claim subsequent to
the construction of ditch across
the claim by third person are
subject to the basement Of the
ditch, and to the rights of the
owners as a prior appropriation.
TuolulEne Consolidated Mining
Company VS.. Mailer CSC Pacific
Reporter, S68), Supreme Court Of
California.
Transfers of Mining Property
by Locators to Company.-W Where
the locators of mining claims sur
rendered possession to corpora
ton pursuant to articles of incor-
poration reciting the transfer Of
such locations in consideration of
paid-np shares of stocks, and the
corporation improved the property,
but there was no futher written
evidence of conveyance, law de-
claring that no estate in reality
can be granted otherwise than by
operation Of law or subscribed in
strument in writing, would not
prevent the corporation from ac-
quiring title, but accepting value
for and allowing improvement up
ON the claims constituted an estop
pei passing title by "operation Of
law Such defect in the transfer
cannot be set up by stranger to
impeach the passing Of the title
Failure to file affidavit of making
of improvements and performing
the necessary labor on mining
claims does not render such claims
open to relocation. Murray Hill
Mining and Milling Company VS..
Hayenor CSC Pacific Reporter,
763), Supreme Court of Utah.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10

People who have not studied tn,
the subject have Tor the most par
very imperfect i(eas rs to what il
being done, not ouly III the United
States but also In various foreign
countries, in the way of gold auc
silver mining. 10 such may bC
recommended a cauefu cousidera
ton of the facls and fguers sci
forth below. The record that has
been made by some OF the iudivid.
ual gold AMI silver mines is simple
amazing.
The Comstoek L~le Of Virginia
City, Nevada, has porluced in gold
and silver the enormous sum of
S32O,OO0,0O0. Most Of the ore
yielded but $S per tou.
The Calumet has paid S6O,8O0,OOC
in dividends alon4,
The Anaconda, of Butfe, which
was sod for st0,OOO,OOO to ths
Rockefellers paid that amonnt it
dividends before selling
The Alasta-Twcedwell gold
,n1ne with 1re rnnnin lass than
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10
ODDS AND ENDS.

The daily rail Beaumont oil ship
ments are 1900 barrels exclusive Of
pipe shipments.
Oak lumber loses 20 per cent of its
weight in process Of seasoning, and
over 80 per cent. when perfectly dry.
The mountain Indians Of Mexico
have different kinds of rattles, the
body bearing a grotesque resemblance
to the human form.
This year 00,000,oo0 Young FISH will
be turned loose in he Columbia river
Ore. 1t is estimated 100000 will
return to get caught after fattening
up along the ocean coast. The pres
ent annual pack there takes 100000
fish.
What is said TO be one of the earliest
known maps Of America has been dis
covered in the lH)rg'v of Wclfcgr cas-
tie. which t=lcn'-s 10 @'ince Non VALID
hurg-Wolferr. Tho map was drawn In
1857 By M~r''n WglGsee Mrllor, by
whom Amor,ca is said TO haye been
named after the explorer Anerigo
Nespucc.
The last addition to the memhersh'q p
Of the presidents cnhiret ives made
when the office Of the secretary Ct
the department az arriculiure for-
merly O bureuu ofthe interior DEPART
ment, WINS added to She numhrr Ct
cabinet places during the FIRST ndiu'nls-
tration Of President Cleveland. Res
Gently the Boston chamber Of COM
merce adopted resolution urging
congress to create department Of
commerce ard industries,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10

Washington Letter The Pres
ident has instructed the Attorney
General to make an investigation
OF the beef trust with view to
ascel tanning as to whether Or not
there are grounds for legal proceed
ure under the Sherman antitrust t
act. While there is no doubt that
such a one exists, Mr.. Knox fears
that its agreements are largely
verbal and that it will be difficult
to establish its existence to the
satisfaction Of the courte. Mr..
Roosevelt believes however, that
sufficient evidence can be secured
through the Interstate Commerce
Commission which has found such
evidence in the freight rebates
granted to the big packers
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10
PICKED UP HERE AND THERE.

A patent for matches without heads
has been taken out at Copenhagen.
Macedonia has a population of about
100000; three-fourths are Christians
and one-fourth Turks, Nearly half
are of bulgarian ancestry.
Industrial conditions in Germany
are going from bad to worse, accord
ing to consular reports. Workmen's s
wages are being lowered without in
creasing business. All lines Of textiles
are suffering. The government will
place large orders for supplies to make
work.
In France the tobacco business is a
government monopoly, no individual
having a right to make or sell a cigar
or tobacco without a permit The gov
ernment receipts from tobacco are
about Ssoo00.ooo a year. expenses un-
der S15,O0OoOO, net profit sos, 900, 900.
Retail shops are generally kept by
women.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10

This week the editor of this pa
per had a Gathering offer to invest
in an oil company. We at once
examined our pOcket-book and
fouad we had a Chinese piece, a
Mexican quarter worth about elev
en- cents and a small pants bottom
After this find, we decided not to
become an "oil octobus" until we
heard from some Of onr delinquent
subcribers.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10

Beauvoir, the beautiful residence
that was presented to the late JEFF
ferson Davis by Miss Evans, the
novelist, at the close of the late
rebellion has been sold for home
for the confederate soldiers. Mrs.
Davis received $1,000 for the
property after refusing $4,000
by northern capitalist who wished
to make hotel out of it.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10
NOTICE

All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass upon the June Bug
placer claim, or 10 remove any
wood or timber from the SAID
premises
June Bug NJ. & NJ. Co.,
Ed Hntton, Manager.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10

II, Clay Evans who has been
Commissioner Of Pension for the
past five years has sent the presi-
dent his resignation, It is reported
that the President will tender him
a better position.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10

Cecil Rhodes has remembered
America in bis viii by giving
scholarship to Oxford University
for every state and territory in the
union.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NJ. A. NO. 1t2.
United States Land Oaice, Goirsa
Fe, New Mexico, Oct. II 1901
Notice Of Application for United
Staies Patent.

ANAN 10 hNASDg SANuHi luht III pula0-
ance of Chapter six of Title Thirty tNs1
of the Revised Statutes of the Uafhad
States, that John Conley, whose pos gost-e
address is Red River, Taos County, Kew
Mexico. claiming fourteen hundred AID
ninty nine and seven tenths linear fast
of the Anaconda No, 3, Quartz VGn
lode or mineral deposit, bearing soPpar
and gold. with surface ground thras
hundred feet in width, lying and being
situate in the Red River Mining District
In the county of Taos and Territory of
New Mexcio, has made application for
United States Patent for the said miniAg
claim, which is more fully described as
to metes and bounds, by the official Plat
thereof posted on said mining claim and
in the office of Register of the United
States Land Office at Santa Fs, and BY
the official field notes Of survey thersof
now fled in the Office Of the Register of
the United States Land Office at Slntl
Fe, New Mexico, which field notes OF
survey describe the boundaries aad
extent of said claim on the surface, With
magnetic variation at t3 deg, 43 min. Il
sec. east, as follows, to.-wit:
Begin ming at the north east corner
No. !. a porphyry stone 94xox7 ms, u
ins. in the ground with mound of sbJns
aft, base and ~ it,, high around It
marked on top and r-IIoS on wsst
face for corner No ]. Whence,
U. S. L M. No. 2, in the Red River
Mining District, in Taos County, Nsw
mexico bears N. l deg so min w.,
2aso. ft.
Cor. No. sur. No, 1917, Esther Lods
which is spruce post s ins. square 81
it.. long set rs ins, in the ground and
scribed r.-To77 bears 46 deg a main.
E.. los3.5 #.
Cor, No 8, Sur. NO 954, Gilt Edge
Placer. which is spruce post ins. square
81 IT,, above ground scribed 6---954 beHEs
south 50 deg. 81 min Z To9B #.
Theucewest, variation I3 deg. 43 miR.
E. 800 it,, to corner NO. 2, a porphyry
stone COX I5x5 ms, in the ground with
mound of stone around it, # base and
u IT., high, marked on top and J. Hos
on east face
A spruce tree 10 ms, in diameter
blazed and scribed Y B. T. 2---lloS beGEs
OF deg. 35 min E y IT,
A spruce tree ins. in diameter blaS-
ed and scrIbed B f. 2---IloS bears 8
81 deg 43 min 80 #.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10

A new political party with the
same old leaders at the helm, was
launched at louisville, Kentucky,
the past few days.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-04-10
New Mexico Demands State
hood OF the 57th Congress.

A week ago Tuesday was Re
publican Day in the cities Of New
Mexico.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-13
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
The Anolican Church Of Canada
Struggling With Bad Subject.

st. John, N. B., Sept. 13.-Marriags
and divorce relations caused lively
discussion at the session of the general
synod of the Anglican church which IS
sitting at Montreal. Several delegates
from this section proposed new legfs-
lation on the subject but no decided
changes were made. The synod, how
ever, voted to prohibit man from
marrying his deceased wife's sisters
daughter. This action will be binding
upon all priests Of the Anglican church
in Canada in the solemnization of mat
rimony. The house of bishops declared
in favor Of prohibiting the re-marriage
Of divorced persons. The bishops sent
the following message to the house OF
deputies, asking that it be adopted:
mo clergyman within the jurisdic-
ton of the church of England in Can
ada shall solemnize marriage between
persons, either of whom shall have been
divorced from one who is living at the
time of such solemniZation."
The clergy in the synod supported the
bishops 81 to Z, but the laymen de-
clared against it Is to 9. To confirm;
the message an affirmative vote was
necessary from both orders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-13
MANILA,s CATHEDRAL.
Morgan Gives 100000 10 the Episcopa a
Church

New York. Sept. l3.-J. Pierpont
Morgan and Senator Hanna, with
George Mccullough Miller of this city;
James Z. Houghteling, Chicago: Will
lam H. Vrocler. San Francisco, and
Sampel Mather, Cleveland, are the
signers of the statement issued yester-
day asking for funds for the work of
the Episcopal church in the Philips
pines.
1T is important" says the statement.
that American Christianity should be
In position to carry on such work
among the natives as will convince
them of the benevolent intention of the
people of the United States
The sums are to yield an adequate
fixed income, Of $1.0GO,0OO, and Mr..
Morgan's banking house will receive
this sum, the signers agreeing to invest
1t and pay out the income.
1t is announced that Bishop Brent rs
probably just arriving in Manila; $780,
900 is already in hand with which to
build cathedral at Manila; that a site
has been secured, and that George G.
Thomas. of Philadelphia, has given
$4,000 with which to provide build
irgs for parish work to be constructed
in connection with the cathedral.
1t is said that Morgan gave the $780,
600 to build the cathedral.