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.4RMISTICE IN VENEZUELA.
Last Rebel Leader In Field May Mako Terms
With Government.


CARACAS, July l6-The Government re-
ceived advices from Ciudad Bolivar vest sr-
day stating that the expedition Of 400
men under command of Gen. Gomez, Vice
President of Vsneouea. which Was sent
thither in five warships for the purpos =.
of recapturing the city from the revohl-
ionists, has reached its destination.
The city has been occupied by Ger,
Rolando, who is the last representative "r
the revolutionary forces in The field High
Government officers report that Gel.
Rolando has made an offer to treat viii
the Government. and that an armistice III \
been granted. Owing TO the difficulties IN
the way of reaching Ciudad Bolivar it is
impossible to verify the report.
The Treasury Department this morning
paid 3i6 2es francs TO the German Ministc
This is the balance Of the amount viii" /
Venezuela agreed to pay as indemnitc>
10 German citizens for injuries s,Is.aine !
during the revolution.
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Fair weather prevailed over the country yeSter'
day save for some clondnrSS in the Central states
and heavy rain Ia extreme southern Florida.
There was an area Of low pressure forming ann g
the Gulf coast. connecting with depression cen
trail over Arizona and pushing slowly eastward
TIE pressure was only moderately high In the
Middle Atlantic states,
There was hut light change Of temperature.
except that II became slightly warmer In the Lake
regions and Atlan,ic States north OF Virginia.
In this city the day was fair and slightly warmer;
winds. generally fresh northwrSterly average hu-
nudity as per cent barometer corrected TO read to
sea level. AtSA, NJ. 20 o. . r, NJ, 2a82
The temperature yesterday. AZ recorded by the
OryicIal Thermometer IL shown IN tho annexed
table,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
MI RDERER KNAPP 10 DIE.
Man Who ChOked Five Women TO Death Is
Found Guilty.

HAMILTON, Ohio, July l8.-Alfred A.
Knapp, the murderer of five women. was
found guilty to-day Of killing one of his
wives, Hannah Goddard. He choked all
of his victims 10 death. He accepted the
verdict with indifference.
knapp's confession. sworn TO before
the Mayor Of Hamilton. was
! killed Emma Iittleman in n lumber yard
in Gest street, Cincinnati
August, 1894 killed May Eckert in Wal
nut street, opposite the y, NJ. c. A, in Gin
cinnati,
Aug. !. 1894. ! Killed my wife, Jennie Com
nors Knapp. under the canal bridge in Liberty
street. Cincinnati and threw her into the
canal
Goddard.
Dec %, 1902. ! killed my wife. Annie Knapp,
at $40 South Fourth street. Hamilton. and
threw her into the river near I.indenwald.
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PIGEON PE.CHED on POPE'S BED.
Tapped on Cia%d window with Its Rcak
and .ihe POIn Fed II.
Special Caos' Drspach 10 THE SIN

Special Cahs' DrspGch 10 TIE SrS.
BERLIN, Julyl8I The Rome correspondent
of the Lokot Ana eiger says that the Pope
has been in the habit for long time Of
feeding a pigeon which came 10 his bed
room window every morning. The bird
is very tame and evidently attached to the
Pontiff.
few days ago the pigeon alighted. and.
finding the window closed. tapped upon it
with its beak. TIE Pope heard the sound
and ordered that the window be opened
whereupon the bird entered The room and
perched on the bed.
The Pope sent his valet for crumbs and
fed the pigeon from hia hand meanwhile
caressng it's feathers. He instructed the
valet TO zee that the bird was fed after his
death.
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ROBBED GRAVES FOR 30 FEARS.
Man Of 85 Convicted After Being Arrested
Many Times.

INDIANAPOLIS. July l8.-Hampton We>t,
farmer of Hamilton county, who has been
suspected for thirty years of being a grave
robber, was convicted to-day of stealing
the body of Newton Bracken and was ser-
fenced to the Michigan City Penitentiary
for the indeterminate period Of from three
10 ten years.
West is about o. years old and las A.
tended funerals in the county regularly
for years. On on" occasion he WIS charged
with being present with view to stealing
the body. He had been arrested several
times, b,t the State always failed TO NAH"
a case against him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
PRAYED no -MY. CiRMEES LiDN,
POpe's Illness Doubles the Offerings at
Her shrine.

Thousands Of Italians from New York.
Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware and
Pennsylvania assembled yesterday i'll Lit
lie Italy" the dist yict between East 105th
and 10th streets, 10 make their annual
pilgrimage to the shrine Of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel.
The celebration began at Z in the morning,
when the first mass was celebrated in the
Church of Mount Carmel ia ll5th street
Following this mats were seven others.
the last and most solemn being at II clock.
New fervor was added 40 the pilgrimage
This year by the ofewirgs and novenss
made to The Pope's che SEP Madonna for his
recovery from his moaa illness. IL was
nearly 40. 900 Italians.
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SUICIDE ~ THREE POISONS.
Cohen Took Csrbolic Acid. Cyanide Of Po-
tassiuM and Paris Green.

James NJ. Cohen, a jeweller at 81 Maiden
lane. killed himself in the Aston House
Yesterday by drinking half a goblet of a
mixture OF carbolic acid. cyanide Of potas-
stun and paris green, Cohen had gone TO
the hotel direct from his place OF business
and registered as John F. Carr Of Nan
tasket, r. l."
The suicide left several letters: one of
which was addressed to L. W Levy of 1914
Broadway. 1t read simply: Il am in the
soup and am going to commit suicide. ,
Levy identified Cohen. The dead man =
brother said that Cohen had lost money
lately and that he had been in poor health
for some time.
Cohen was unmarried and lived at i16
West l28th street With his brother
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BORELLrS COMET VISIBLE.


NEW HAVEN. July ls.--The Yale astrono-
mers are doing day and night duty at the
Yale Observatory watching and photo
graphing the new Boreli's comet when IL
il visible and writing about it between
times Last night several photographs
were taken Of the comet under favorable
conditions.
On Aug. q. when it should be 81. OOO, 600
miles from the sun. it will begin to recede.
The observers said the best time 10 observe
the comet. without the assistance of a
strong telescope. is about . O'Clock at
night. It ia now in the vicinity Of Alpha
Cygni. near the edge Of the Milky Way
ard it's two tails may be traced in outline
on the sky
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WARRINGTON roaRc ,sr FOR To DAT AND TO -NoRRow "
For eastern Nsw YORK eastern Psnnsuiron'd.
Mem Jrrsey. Dc'IWGrr. NGrBiJnd. The Dforc, NJ
C'Oiuplbo. Virginia. tdir 1pd warmer io-duy. fair
to-iuorrO'r' HJht rrS winds.
For New England, fair 80 day and tomorrow:
Ugh, west winds.
For western PrnnEy lyanla and western New
York. fair and warmer TO day showers 10 morrow;
Eght to fresh west winds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
WALKING DELEG tTES GIVE BATL.
Devcrt Real Estate Furnishes Parks Bonds
Counsel Complains OF Jerome

Devert Real Estate Furnishes Parks Bonds
--aOUnseI Complains Of jerome.
The three walking delegates who were
indicted on Wednesday for extortion were
arraigncd yesterday before Judge Mcmahon
In the General Sessions and gave bail.
Pleading was set down 70, Monday The
indicted Parks, Mccarthy and Carvel,
were accompanied 10 the Criminal Court .
Building by a large crowd of enthusiastic
defenders. Including Big Bill" Devery, his
AsAemhlyman, Dick Butler, and Devery's
nephew and real estate partner, John J,
Bvrne.
Parks's counsel. agistrate Brann.
complained that the indictments had aiken
him by surprise and said he didn't think
il quite fair that the Dist riot Attorney
should have taken the matter 10 the Grand
jury between hearings before just ire Mayer.
Bail was fixed at $1,000 on each indict :
ment, There are four against Parks, two
against Mccarthy and one against Carvel
The bondsman Of the last named is Daniel
Meenan. politician and Tenth avenue
liquor dealer. Byrne went on The bonds
Of Parks and Mccarthy.
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EXPEDITION ABANDONED.
Was Surveying Trade Route IN Africa--its
Boats swamDed.

Special Gable DespG:ch TO THE sun.
Adm, July lS.-The expedition under
the command of W. \. Mcmillan Of St.
Louis. Mo. which started out to ascertain
the practicability of the Blue Nile as
trade route from Central Abyssina to
Egypt. has been abandoned, its boats
having been swamped.
The members OF the expedition are MAX
ing their way to Jibutil, Abyssinia. by way
of Harrer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
A Vanderbilt IN RACING.
Alfred q. Has a stable or Runners and
Eqlips "Fsrn'' Near New port.

NEWPORT. July 1s.Mr. Alfred G. Van
derbilt Ia to make another addition to his
country place known "a Oakland Farm,
just out OF Newport, the announcement
being made to-day that the young mil
lionaire is to have racing stable.
Early in the year Mr.. Vanderbilt pur-
chased large number Of horses. and II is
now learned that he got them for racing
purposes, and although none of them liz
well known on the track il is understood
that several are very fast, and with proper
handling Mr. Vanderbilt expects that
Oakland Stable, which name it is under
stood he will give it, will be heard from
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Special came Drspdicb 10 THE SUN
LONDON, July ~ Til" European squad
ron. under command Of Rear Admiral
Cotton. will leave Portsmouth tomorrow.
morning for lisbon, wher" III" San Fran
cisco. Chicago and Machias arc duo IA
arrive on July -. King Carries has ar
ranged IN extensive enterta nmcnt pro
grammc for TIE American officers,
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SEA, 500 FOR IS SPOONS.
Record Price for . Henry VIII. Set Sold
I'm London.

Special Cdb'e Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON, July 18.-At a sale at Christie's
to-day set OF thirteen Henry VIII. silver
Apostle spoons. ~ inches long ard the
rarest known TO connosseurs. sold for
e4,pOO, which is a record price. They were
the property OF gentleman in whose family
they had descended as heirlooms for many
general ions.
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Kelly Wins wlngneld Sculls.

Special flMe DfSpoich 10 THE STN,
LONDON, July l8.-f. .. Kelly Of the
I.eandcr Boat Club. winner Of the Diamond
sculls at the Henley regatta. to-day won
the Wingfeld SOULS. representing The
amateur championship of the Thames,
defeating A. Fl. Clout,e Of tho London
Poving Club. the holder. Tho course WAS
from Putney to Mortake.
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rransnorf summer Floated.

Special Cobc Despatch IN TIE SIN.
MANILA, July Is The transport Sumner,
which ran on a reef near Maub8n. Island ~
Luzon, and was afterward beached. has
been temporarily repaired and will pro-
coed under her own steam to Hong Kong,
where she will go in dry dock. She is not
seriously damaged.
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BRITISH MRS. GRiNNIS HERE.
Hut She Didn't stay to Look Into New
AOrk's Social Wlckelinpss.

Mrs, Ormis,on Chant. the English socis
reformer, arrived yesterday from Liverpool
aboard the Cunarder Aurania, and went
immrdiat ely to ,'ha,ltauqua, where abe
will spend the summer Five Indians from
BLHalo Bl's Wild West show, including
child who had :hc isinc'ion of shaking
hands With King Edward az tho show. also
arrived nv the Aurania
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Two Wisconsin Banks IN Trouble.

Ia CROSSE. Wis, july 10. Owing 10 a
series Of misfortunes the West salem Ex-
chang" Bank and the Farmers 4 Merchants
Bank Of Bangor are in the hands Of
he rsorganized, and the latter will either
lie sold OF placed in The hands of receiver
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King or Naly's Visit 10 France.

Special cane Despatch 10 TIE Sun.
PARIS, July Ia. The visit of King Victor
Emmanuel of Italy to France has been
definitely fixed for Oct l.
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CARDINAL GrRBONS At HtVRE.
lie May Not.Stsr, for Rome Until the Death
OF the Pope.
Special Cabie DespHc.~s 10 THE SITS

HAvRE. July l8.-Cardinal Gibbons OF
Baltimore, arrived here from New York
today on the French steamship La Tou-
raine.
PARIS, July 1s--It lis understood that
Cardinal Gibbons Of Baltimore will not
70 to Rome until the death OF the Pope,
staying meanwhile at the Seminary of st.
Sulpice here
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Gen. Hernandez Sail, for New York.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rioo. July i8--(ien.
Manuel Hernandez {" FL Mocho") y. the former
revolutionary commander. who was recently
appointed Venezuelan Minister at Wash
ingfon, sailed for New York to-day on the
Red ID line steamship Caracas.
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KIshincW Refugees Coming Here

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun
RERLIS. july NJ. Twentv-nine desttu'e
Jewish refugees from kishinef have mr.
rived here on route to tho United States
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Special cable Despatch 10 THp SUN,
Sr. PETERSBURG, July 10. A fire occurred
aboard the passenger steamboat 'Nadejda
near Mini Novgorod to-day. About a
dozen lives were lost.
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MAR RI ED,

LEE.-WIrp.-rn New York. !rnly IL, rurT Y. >
IN George Carleton Lee, hy lh' Rev Fn"H'
PcaTsonS Newton.
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MISREPRESENTATION
II Is introduced In the House by q
Congressman From Ohio.
DESIRES OF Mr.. DICK.
Representative Frem Buckeye State
Wishes Committee to Ascertain
II Right to Vote IL Not AL.
lowed and Report.

Washington. Nov. 14-Representa-
tive Dick Of Ohio has introduced a suf-
frage resolution, which. after reeiting
the law regarding suffrage. says:
Whereas. II is matter OF common
Information and uelIef that the right
of some male citizens being twenty one
years OF age TO vote at an election
named in said amendment to the consti-
tuition except for participation IN the
rebellion or other crime Is denied and
abridged in certain states. therefore be
1t
"Resavef. that the matter be refer
red to the committee on election Of
the president. vice president and rp-
reseptatives in congress. whose duty
1t shall be. and who shalt have full and
ample power TO investigate and In
quire into the validity Of the election
laws OF the several states. and the
manner OF their enforcement, and
whether the right 10 vote at any eiec-
ton for their choice Of electors FOR
president and vice president Of the
A.t'4 states. representatives. In con-
grees or the members Of the legisla-
tuTe Of any state IS denied TO the male
Inhabitants Of any Of the states being
t"e.t} lone years OF age and a citizen
Of the United States except for partic-
ipation IN the rebellion or other crime
Said committee shall have power to
subpoena and examine witnesses under
oath and send for records and othe
evidence that may Doe necessary for "A
fui and complete lnyestigatioa OF the
s"'erHf eIt...ts here mentioned and
u sEsl ha authorized 20 sit under the
s's-t"us of Ne house aui To- have such
r'#nHaE auI binding done aq IL shall
aseHn Hs.sse.rs aud 10 shall make a full
Tsnart to tre house ~ the result OF ir-
''-fEsrt."" a' as ear'E 70 date an posi-
HI.~
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Il Was Practically the Only Latter
Discussed BY the Cabinet.

Washington, Nov. 14-At Fridays
cabinet meeting practically the only
subject under consideration was the
Panama situation. AIl Of the members
arrived at the executive Office early,
except Secretary Hay who was delayed
for half an hour by important engage
ments The birth of the new republic.
signaled by it's accredited minister. NJ
Philippine Buneau yarilla. was an
nounced by the president. In that con-
nection the whole Panama situation
was discussed briefly, particular atten-
ton being devoted TO prospective de-
velopments in congress. Both the pres
ident and members Of the cabinet have
taken up the matter with members OF
the senate and the house with a view
to reconciliation Of any differences that
may exist and to the securing Of har-
monious action. If possible. on the 18TH
main canal question.
IL can be stated authoritaJlvely that
the situation. as il row presents Itself,
Is reasonably satisfactory to the pres
ident and his advisers Several days
ago formal inquiry was made by the
war department whether il would be
necessary in any probable event TO
send troops to the lsthmus The reply
was that none would be needed. In fact
officials OF the administration deprecate
even suggestion Of such action as
they state emphatically there is no
foundation for it,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-14
-FOUR MORE VICTIMS.
Thirty Lone Additional Yellow Fever
Cases Reported.
MONTEREY'S STATUS.
After a Cessation Of Fourteen Days
Nueyo Laredo Reports a Death
and Couple More Cases
of the Malady.

Laredo, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE yellow fe-
Yer situation does not improve much.
The various citizens who volunteered
their services as inspectors were out
Friday making a house to house can
vass, and the large number OF cases
which they found shows that they are
doing their work we'll thus materially
assisting the overworked physicians
OF the marine hospital service and the
health department.
DR.. J. NJ. Mcknight. state health of
ficer here. stated that while the physi-
clans were often sent to visit patients
who are not suffering from yellow fe-
yer. they did not mind this additional
work as the large number Of cases
which had heretofore been concealed
compensated for any trouble they may
De put TO.
The official bulletin issued Friday
night. is as follows: New cases. 81;
deaths. 4. total cases to date. s41; total
deaths 10 date. 81.
OF the cases reported Friday eleven
are new and twenty old.
Word from Monterey reports seven
deaths and fifteen cases on Wednesday
Nueyo Laredo which. for fourteen
days has been without a new case Of
yellow fever reported for Thursday
one death and two new cases, 1t is not
feared that the disease will gain head
way, as practically every one in that
city has suffered frsm the fever. thus
minimizing IT,
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COMPLETELY REWRITTEN.
Recent Events Neoessitste This Action
Relative to Panama Canal Portion.

Washington. Nov 14-For several
weeks President Roosevelt has had In
preparation his annual message TO the
congress, to be presented at the open
ing Of the regular session on the first
Monday Of December that part Of the
message I'm which the president discuss
ed the negotiations between 'he United
states ana the government Of Colon
bia for isthmiau canal treaty IL IS said
VAS completed about two weeks ago.
Events which have occurred on the
isthmuS and ia the country since that
time have made IL necessary for tho
president 20 completely rewrlte that
part 81 the message touching the canal
negotiations.
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DISASTROUS WRECK

Carelessuess is responsible for
many a railway wreck aud the same
causes are making human wrecks
Of sufferers from throat and lung
trou hlss. But since the advent Of
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. coughs and colds, even
the worst cases car be cured and
hopeless resignation - no longer
necessary. Mrs. Lot. tTaRg Of
Dorchester, Mass ~ one 20 many
whose life vas saved by Dr. King :
New Discovery. This great remedy
Is guaranteed fqf all throat and
lung diseases hy Thomas a M""fe,
druggists Prize "A, aud ; ~
Trial bottles FREE,
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arrange PLEASED.
EsI resses Great Satisfaction at the Re.
eeption Accorded Varilla

Panama Nov. 1.-THE Associated
Press correspondent communicated TO
Jose August.u arrange. president Of the
1uuia. the first news OF President
Eo"7eNelfs reception OF NJ Philippe
buue"u Marilia as minister Of the re-
public "f Panama. Senior Arrange ex-
pressed great satisfaction. saving thar
this act Of President Roosevelt made
possible the negotiation 81 canal
treaty. ard that such r.gotlalIon would
probably Doe completed before the Pan
amans he'd convention 90 elect leg
islstur- and adopt constitution
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COMING EVENTS.
November Thanksgiving Day
NOT SICK DAY SINCE.

II waa taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. / tried all sorts of
medicines, none of which relieved
me. One day | saw al adj. of your
Electric Bitters aud determined to
try that. After taking few doses
| FELT relieved, and soon thereafter
was entirely cured, and have not
seen a sick day since. Neigh oors
OF mine have been cured Of rheuma-
tfsm, neuralgia, liver and kidney
troubles and general debility
This is what Il. r. Bass, of FIRE.
mont, n c., writes. Only JOc, at
Thomas Il Moore. druggists.
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RAN WITHOUT DAMAGE.
Chicago Street Car Matters compIiest.
ed by Strike OF the Fireren.

Chicago Nov. l4-Tweuty- five cars
ran on the Wentworth avenue line
without damage 70 the cars or injury
TO the non-unioU employees opera ting
them was what the Chicago city Rail
way was able to accomplish Friday
with the assistance OF the police de-
partment.
While there was no active iuterfer-
ence with the handling OF cars. such
as attended the attempts TO run cars
Thursday. the crowds that lined the
streets 1eered and hooted the police
and the uon-uuion men almost with
out intermission. But two stones were
hurled at the cars during the day. one
being thrown by a woman. who made
her escape.
Firsmen az the power houses have
struck. involving about $50 men.
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States. Thousands Of women gather to
hear her lecture everywhere she goes.
The great work she has done for the
Maocabees is appreciated by every
member of the order. She was so alb
sorbed in her work that she neglected
to give her health proper care-failed
to take warning that the symptoms Of
approaching kidney trouble gave her,
the sallow complexion and torpid liver.
But Wine of Cardui cured her the game
"a it has cured thousands Of others and
Mrs. Mcdonald has written this letter in
order that other suffering women may
secure from Wine Of Cardui the same
relief she got from it.
FOR four years | suffered with torpid
liver until my skin looked yellow and dull.
then found my kidneys were affected and
had severe pains across my back, and felt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-14
MEET AT CINCINNATI.
Thlrtisth Annual Convention Of Wo
mans Christian Temperance Union.

Cincinnati Nov. IL The ,Ftructh
sruusa convention OF o.. Wonau's
Cht.-ttan Trwp-~.u. % rutau heE,r 90
session 81 zx DAYS h.r, Fr.dat uith 81
yery la~T" attendance tta -aa dele.
gate sfrsulutIaE nrly a srtH p4rf NJ
TIE visitors The N'nrh street Rap
ttst church was crowded vtrr Pr-si-
dent Stevens yalt~d rhr sous -.tiar 20
order
Following the crusade psalm and ~,
crusade hymn urH}rr was offered ts
DR. William ]. M,Sumely ~ oxford
AEter the Fo}l call bv Mrs clara G.
Hoffman Of Missouri the reports OF the
executive and other committees were
presented With an address Of welcome
md responses were made and kilograms
and letters read Then Mrs Lillian NJ
N Stevens Of Portland Me. delivered
the presidents annual address
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CONVENTION TO BE HELD.
Governor Heard and Cotton EXCHANGE
Representatives Decide on One.

New Orleans. Nov l4-At "a consul
tRtion held here between Governor
Heard and the representative Of ,ari-
Gus cotton exchanges OF the state 10
was decided to. gau convention to be
held here Nov 80. At this meeting
the ACCESSIBILITY Of requesting Governor
Heard TO cali "A special session Of tho
legislature 10 enact prov sious to pre-
vent the Introduction Of the boU wee
Nii pest iuto Louisiana Nj he .ou~3H-
cred