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TO OPPOSE TREATY.
Democratic Senators Oppose
Recognition Of New Republic.

(f3y ASs0Slated FTeSs,)
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2-Damocratic
senators, nave. determined to oppo9.s,e tn! the
ratification OF canal treaty With the
new Republic OF Panama, should the adj
mn!srraIon enter qpon treaty TSe negotlat
/: Steering Committee is said to he ,,n-
anou1 IL nas q c the r re aso
q cation OF new government on the
listnmus. though the ANNOUNCEMENT has has
Leen rnnda that no course Of opposition
mas been definitely adopted.
II has been learned upon the authority
5inc -ommitlee that the. sentiment Of the
committee la to attack any effort to
open negotiations with tho new republic:
sc before the sountry n supp9rt not Of
antagpr,Istic to the building OF canal
Is CLAIMED that the p law l. n, ne the in
osmuch az the Spoonar net is II Republic
can measure hIs act quth cnns,r. f ne
OF a canal on the Nicaragua and Costa
rican route in the event nsg9tlati95n1 Pms
a rea sonable time for the Panama route
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MR.. PAYNE's BILL
Designed to Make Reciprocity
Treaty. Effective.
lRy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1e,-Mr. Payne to.
day introduced In the House. bill maxi
ing effective the Cuban reciprocity treaty
The measure provides that Whenever
the President OF the United States shall
receive satisfactory evidence that thu
Republic of Cuba has made provision
to give full effect to the articles OF the
convention between the United States and
the Republic Of Cuba, he Ia hereby all.
thorized to issue his proclamation declar,
ing that he has received such evidence
and thereupon on thu tenth day after
exchange OF ratification OF such conven-
ton between the United States and the
Republic Of Cuba, aud so long as the "a d
convention shall remain In force, all arr
tIcles of merchand So being the product
OF the soil or Industry Of the Renuhllc
Of Cuba. which are now imported into the
United States free OF auty. shall continue
to be 80 admitted free of duty. and all
other articles OF merchandise being tho
product 0f tho soil or Industry OF tho
Republ OF Cuba imported into The United
states. shall be admitted nj reduction
of twenty per centum OF tho rates OF duty
thereon, as provided by the tariff act NJ
the United States, approved July 2ltl',
ono thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven, or as may be provided by any tariff
law OF the United States subsequently,
enacted. The rates OF duty herein granted
by the United States to the Republic OF
Cuba. arc and shall continue during tho
term OF said convention preferential In
respect to all like imports from other
countries; Provided that while said con.
yention IL In force, no sugar imported
from the Republic OF cuba, ana hslns
the product Of the soil or industry OF the
Republic OF Cuba. shall be admitted into
the United States at reduction OF duty
greater than twenty per centrum OF the
rates OF duty as provided by the tsrth
act 81 the United States, approved July
"A, 1891, and no sugar. the product OF IN,
other foreign country. shall DO admitted
by treaty OF convention into the United
states while this convention is In force,
at q lower rate of duty than that provided
by the tariff act of the United States ,p-
proved July 81, 1887; and provided further
that nothing herein contained shall be
held or construed as an admission OH the
mart OF the House OF Representatives thst
customs duties csn be changed otherwise
than by an ac, OF Congress, originating
In said House"
The second section provides among other
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PROF. BATES TO DELIVER
THE THOMAS LECTURES

The Thomas Lecture Committee has
been fortunate In securing Professor Arlo
Bates. OF the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology to deliver the nineteenth
course OF lectures on the Thomas Museum
LECTURE Endowment. The dates for the
lectures are Friday and Saturday, Novem-
Der 10Th and olst, The theme for Friday
evening will be Aesthetic Presupposi-
tions;" and Saturday evening. 1.-THE Ev-
ery-Day Use of the Imagination"
Admission to the College Chapel will be
by ticket between 7:45 and $40; after
that tickets will not BIO required to get
IN. Tickets can be had free OF charge
from the Lecture Committee or Presi-
dent Boatwright. OF the college.
II Professor Bates is native Of .-aine.
He was born In 1850. and graduated at
Bowdoin College In 1876 For a number
Of years he was editor of the Boston Sun
day Courier,
The list OF his publications Is long
one, and Includes nearly score OF vol
ulnes, Among the best known are his
Talks on Writing English and Talks
on the Study OF Literature" both OF
which were first given to the public as
lectures on, the Lowell foundation Among
his most successful novels are "Patty's
Perverstiesn and THE Purltans."
Professor Bates teaches large classes In
the Massachusetts, Institute of Technol-
ogy, and Is also much In demand MS a
lecturer at other institutions.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-The cotton market
opened nrn, at an advance OF l@a points. In
spite Of lower cables iran s.gs;.sa I.th,r
for pig receipts Tor The gay on hu!! SUPPORT and
assuring nature q ady!ses fen Ea!! KiysrT
from The contemplated reduction In wages.
After the call trading was fairly active, but
sentiment was very unsettled and fucsu ions
arlntlc, though comparatively, narrow; Py the
until they we're net S2s points under Nd tae c,o .
OF the previous night, but ut th. - el tho
market was rallied by Me ,st,mates f.r to-
morrow's receipts at leading points, which le-
nected deoreasinR tendency IN the movement
In addition to this private advicus ON south-
ern spot markets reported Q onlinued inquiry
for actual cotton at fairly well maintained
Became active, particu!ary active tor tho as'
Rumo,s Xsps e hra ssa That sso1E Nal
pose Of entering upon bear ea,m pain. but
tnued t. ADVANCE until u had 's,sshed nearly
point OF the morning. December sold to ll.C9:
january from l0.S5 TO lilo; March touched IL 10
and May sold ut Ills. The close was u pint
Or two on from 4, tss tor nut the he, marke. Sss
cstimated at 100000 bales The New Orleans
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AMEND CUBAN BILL.
Minority Has Several Changes
It Wants Adopted.
y Associatad press.l

Z
w4\slHlNCYr Nov. 1.-THE Demo,
cratic attitude on the e>ban bill, as we'll
as it's general policy on public cues lions,
IL to be the subject OF caucus OF mo
minority members OF the House, to pe
| ne.u Saturday night.
"A meeting Of the minority members o.
Ing several amend ments to tho Cuban
lii. These amendments will Include one
removing the differenual on refined SUI
gar, and the elimination from the treaty
Of that portion OF article which blnos
the United States Government not to re,
duce the duties ON sugar for perloo
OF five years
amendments proposed, Mr.. Williams, the
Democratic floor leader, said that tho
Democratic party, In his opinion could
not afford to allow, without protest, the
enactment OF legislation. which was an
attempt, although an Intellectual one, 20
minlstratlons by a pledge against further
reduction OF duties upon any article. with
any country. Tho right to abroEate the
treaty. he said, ought to be reserved ~
this instance. as 1t Is reserved IN all
treaties. upon due notice being given,
TT might DO, argued. said Mr.. VII ~
the question wsre m up
l.ounu, although not legally bound. AS
a matter OF fact, We could not be moral
ly bound II the Democrats came into
power. unless the Democracy. BY ac-
aulesence Or BY active consent had maze
itself bound 49,,
been received from the majority SIDE OF
Tie House OF enough votes to add the
amend ment doing away with the refln-
era difcrential,5
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COTTON CLOSES MANY
POINTS HIGHER
l(gs Associated Press.>

.sflfs5' FIX 6S ASSOCIATED FreSS.J
NEW YORK. November l2.-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance OF one
to six points. In spite OF lower cables.
better weather than predicted and contin.
ued heavy receipts. but following the call.
ruled very Irregular. showing alternating
periods Of strength and Weakness with
prices huctuatinga within four or five
points either way Of yesterdays finals.
The morning advices from Fall River,
While confirming the reduction in wages,
spoke reassuringly Of the outlook for a
strike, and this aided In the rallies. while
the heavy estimate for to-morrow's re-
ceipts at Houston and fears that the mar
ket was overriding, encouraged sales. The
market. during the late trading, became
very active and excited. After opening
one to six points higher and declining to
a level net FIVE to eight points lower, It
was rallied by q renewal Of bull support
and by scare OF shorts. chiefly as re-
suit OF smaller receipts estimated for to-
morrow, and sold up to 1L09 for December,
ITO for January. Ills for March and Ills
for May. The closing was Arm within a
point or so of the best, and net fourteen
to twenty-one points higher. The sales
were estimated at 100000 bales. ~
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov; l:;;ETLoyR-unsstt.l:e.ae:
PS sss!is Z I 81
TySy !teyS Mtn p s I nj ,lns
hsaspot eass; No req ssi sse On t for.
opened armer, Then yielding 70 ags ssi 81, Q
Bear tactics 4 for sms but any ra
aSS y. Under ssse i M.y a aised as
s' assfa .s'S s ssssr Ss option
ket Was generally Arm and higher 20, On snowe's
T1s .adsssu aRa ti 5e sa sRpe
sass e sSs. MsE fosss
. b %ei Cut Meats-.ssteady. Lard
Easy ss!s steamed semSeand s ssso SsR IS
ssedy faHy M .sfs S!e'' ~
9easssMspos Ro q sssas ;fN o INVOICE
mild Arm. Tho market fer soe e, ~ nants
i,aif hour, however,, there was heavy re ~,
snd lss S .ass Of na psss
Steady, Molasses-ste ady, SseIItnaW, noni
nal centrifugal % test sSas 1916 rsahea'
extra sGsan State q a
las'sS s ioMo small while: seg!snb.r 1.AS
State made, ioAc, Eggs.,F!rmi state ana r.hh-
~ aate on Eastern and
III sweets sGss s;ne rea aemes.
9uiet s;ai nnney cabbares-Steadyi domestic per
49, 49, , sgs Per sarsei 7scai coston-R steam
to Llverpool. lsc'
cxtrcAco ILL.,. Nov. 12-Weakness In for
Az, Ma rIet scaused renewed selling In the
ssa sodsy and turthsE 'G sWsr wers sqa-
seE corn Was OH isSisc; eats wee On Nfsa =,
Win PROVISIONS easier. the January proouc's
cloIint unchanged 70 7Eac. lower
lhy leaaiug luuta,inis + nysn " tH!so" sio..
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Captain Sullivan III,

The condition of Captain A. o. sulli-
van, doorneeper Of the House, who is
under treatment at Johns IIopkins Hos
pital, in Baltimore, is somewhat improved,
though he Is still quite sick. He Is great
ly missed n the House. and all those con-
nected with the body are anxious for his
recovery.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Nov. II, Los
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING
Is mead; ~ sales reported. Dressed b ~
steady; city dressed native s.oss, sue ,e :
heas head about steady. Yeats sold q, - IS pr
iuJ pounds; Western calves, ss.,a. with smalt
head: quiet and steady. Sheep sold at ss.:ou 70
per o pounds lambs a, '.% rSsd p Iamss ue
ioisc ner bound Hogs--Receipts, LAB head;
slightly firrner. A bunch OF rough. mixed. Jer-
seys sold at SIS per lOu pounds.
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CHICAGO Nov. 12.-CATTLE-Recetp!
ooo head including 700 Tss.ns and si,S S Mss.
ernst steady TO strong Goea 70 PRIME stsstt
s ana feeds eD si7sssss COWS SEs atoe; hlt
ers, t205; canners, sl5easp; bulls, ~:
western Steers. sSd5I.yO. Hogs Receips 70 a.:
1900 head: to-morrow. 1880; head il opened
ers x s,M5. OK good to choice heavy $.6su5;
cough heavy tosSS; l.Eh. 81 sg iso 1aa
Shen snS lambs strong Good to choice weth-
ers, S. 7sa4 a5; fair to choice mixed. s2'bSs'6;
native lambs, $4V5b.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. l:.1GorToN.
apparently hnvng no orders 70 ill at present
prices Sales 2.S75 bales, including So TO arriy;.
Quotations unchanged.
Futures were STEADY at the open,n~ Pr,c.s
yer n@flnnzed TO Q points lower. For time
tho bulls found little or nothing with .as:. Q
support prices. The long side had counted IN
reports Of frosts In the belt to coun:el a any
disappointment in English cables but tho IF st
predicted for astln night by the Weather LuIenu
did not noaterIaise The weather continued mt si
course, a strong bearish factor. With every
thing coming their way the shorts were n ns-
cenlber had lost points from the clos o ses =
terday at 1913: January at 1918: March, 70
a, 1924: May ~ at lilo. and July at III;
About II O'Clock a vigorous buying mo ensnt
was iraugurated and prices were sent up With
rush. November gained IS points q Fl 49, %;
u at H. is: May "a at 81 %. and July ~ at H.,
the market closing within a point Of the ign
eat figures OF the day with net gains for NO
venber OF is points and le@A points on the
Cotton futures steady; Noreom.r. y g PIG:
February. ,ilo9lils; May; li7gll - x aAPri11:
ii.:aTil.2: May. u.s21l1.aa; June ll.Ssuii.'i'
July, ll.4i111.45.
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NAVAL H,Il,I,ES,

rE MtFMtHnlss 4; t HsS 70 eipt
casks, Rosin-Nothlng doing; receipts, los bar
rolls Tar-Eirm at }l.So; receipts, ~ lar. els.
Crude Turpentine-Flrm at s,s5aS'so; ece.pts'
1877 barrels.
STEADY at 56Jac; receipts G,S casks; sales, auSa
casks: exports, 1855 casks. RosinrFirn; laf
ceip,s 24b7 barrels; sales, ltaS Larrels; g. ports
''tGs HH 8. c.. Nov. ,a.-TuRPEN,
TINE-Steady at Soc, Rosln-Steady'
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buying was supposed to represent the entrances
into the local market OF tns New C.teans Dull
ket worked upward, but the disposition TO Ell
seepaed connnel chiefly to low accounts, shor.s
by'thA continued stability OF values.
Receipts Of cotton at the porss so,oay %eae
last year. For the weak 10000 bales again.t
iI.,aii irat wee kend sts.bSs last year: Io.
dAy's receipts al Ne wOrlcans yeIe sioo pa "
against l7.ls3 last year and at Houston so'eot
bales against 1854 last year.
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Ways and Means Committee.
INV Associated Fress.>

WASHINGTON. Nov. la.-The speaker
Committee as follows: Republicans
,renr sylvan!a), Grosyenor (ohloi, Tawny
iAllnnesotal. Mccall tMassachusett
la pcock (Wlsconsin). Metcalf (Califor-
maj, Fill (Connectirut). Boutell Gllinois),
Watson Qndiana>, Curtis Ckansasl.
Observation-Disclosures. Williams (Mlssiss-
,ppD, Robertson U.oulsianal, swanson
ar (Texas), Clark (Missouri>.
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oslNo POND QUOTATIONS

steady. NO. spring wheat; 75A9Tc:; ~ e., 2
red. 7sA a7stsc No. corn &c. NO: ye.!G 40 :
s7e. No. rye. tse. Good feeding barley. s19
3ac fair to c,oice mating 4i0S,c no. hs...
Timothy seed, s.7a Mess pork. per ba rel e
i1i. OGl. en-: lard. per LOO pounds. *ssIlsde'o;
sdes ibo1edJ, s6.76g8s1h Whisky. basis -
hlEh Wines 81 Is cover contract sLale' aa;e
13Hiter-Fasy: crcameries, 15921Iac.; dairtea,
1iaisiso Chcese-Easy Ut lo111c.
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 12.-F1oUR-ouiet
and unchanged. Wheat-EaGy: spot contra t,
sgnassLc.; spot. No. red, western. eahc.:
.he month southern Sa by o 5ampls
soiithern white corn, 1890 Oate-Dull and
easy NJ white n raS Rzsr,sdm; E Eo
STEADY and unchanged Cheese-Easy and un-
changed. sugar-steady and unchanged
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my Goons MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. le.-Bpylng has bsen mrre
Yet there Is no evidence OF weakening on the
part OF sellers. On the other hand, tne stean2
tiona frln:,<ss on the part OF SELLERS. .ha
wage reduction at Fall River has been dis
counted and Is expected to BIO followed ~ Ake
reductions In other centres. U
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PIT-rsBURG Pa a.:
prime, s5ffS.l5; fair. ;3lO@36o. Hogs-l.owsr.
Prime hesyy sSIu Tnsk. sSs ssa
*, ii ~. 3D. o5a5. III; ioushs 50. 6oI4,1h Shse.
HEher. Prime wethers. $4,000 4lo; Gulls nd
common, 81 od2. 90; Ghu!cs lambs. S'VU6 70;
veal calves, 81. 5GgS00.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANuT MARKED

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. ,2,-PEANUTs--
Farmers market, fancy &c: strictly. prime.
exc, prime. .i4Q:As; fommen. s*c' spanish.
pIsTERSLCRG, VA, Nos. la.-PEANUTS--
Spanish, so@9s,ac Market firm. stock ilgnt
fancy; market steady.
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passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm CITY Haynes. Mattaponi River landings,
passengers aud general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. L, 1903,
ARRIVED
Steamer Hanstead, Darien-
Steamer Orion Boston.
Schooner Martha P. Small, Boston.
Barge EoltAire,, Providence. a.i
:. Barge Theodore Palmer, Providence.
United states cruiser Minneapolis. Hampton
Roads. ~
Z SAILED.
stexmer Han5tead, Bordeaux.
Schooner Ellen NJ Golden, Portland.
Barge knlckerbocker, Providence.
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cnyToNsEED OH nKET

NEW YORK, Nov. .la--cottopseed oil quiet
crude 8. b. mills, ysa.SAe;; prime sum,
nlsr yesw. ss.sGstS; spot MoyIsn1esF, sSS
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MARINE lNTELLlGEncE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. II. 1903,
% IA,InIA

Steamer berkeley, tiuy. Norfolk. merchandise
Slsan,sy Ioya.nHnlas, Glples, .,orfolk and
gers Virginia Navigation Go.
Barge r W. cumm!skey. Jr.. Eagan, BaltI-i
more, coal, Crump ana Vast Coal CO.
steamer pcrkelay, Guy, Norfolk. n,yrehnndiyo
and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT or WEST POINT. NOV. la. 1908.
ARRIVED
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passongers and
general cargo
Elm CITY Haynes, Muttaponi R!yer landings,
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BALTIMURE STUCK MARhEI. -1-l,--
BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. l2,-Seaboard Air
Line common. 12fll3S; do. preferred. :. 12l,s.
Seaboard is. 61YGh. Atlantic Coast Line com-
mon. lO4is6l07; do. preferred, nJthlng dong.
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and steaHy at ss.7sG4eo. cattie-steady al $40
40. Shecp--Steady at Sl.5o13e5, Lamb
strong and higher at S3.7oT5.'o.
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Apples for England
AIN AL TdE PR.nGiPAL
EUROPEAN kARksTS.
s SHIP TO-
E. a, @, KELLY & CO..

Of Coyent Garden. London (The Fruit
Auction Coz OF London). and 1918 Park
F!ace, New York G4ty.
Government to handle experimental shlp.
SIso by the Tasmanian Government.
Also BY tho Georgia fruit G4 owe,si AS,
sociatioi lthe most conservative In lie
We We further refer you 70 the Secretary
9croset, yu.S aud to Dun's Agoncy. and
any 81 tie Fruit Trade Papers. 'e
. For5 informal. on; s.encils, etG,, address
A. S,'GRIENWAY,G Gent Manager.
16-TS Park Place. New Yoik,
n g. GREENNVAY, Cent Agent,
Charlottesville. Wv
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things "that articles Of tho Republic OF
Cuba shall receive. on their Importation
Into the ports of the United States treat
ment equal to that. which similarly ar
tlcIes of the United States shall receive
on their Importation into tho ports OF tho
Republic of Cuba"
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BAILEY FOR THU:
FINANCE COMMITTEE

1Contlnued from FIST Fasel
OF bills providing for the settlement OF
claims for the damage to church prop
erty in Virginia by Northern troops dur
ing the war. 80,
Representative Lamb introduced bill
to-day providing for tho extension OF she
national cemetery In Henrco By the
acquisition Of AN aero of land lylns
near WILLIAMSBURG Avenue, Fulton,
fGOAIMITTEE VACANCIES FILLED,
Representative Swanson's name MIS-
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b Cotton, steady: middl,ns. 11-co: gross receipts,
5a7s bales: sales :.32o bales: stock s. si bales
IL al7 bales; export 10 Great Britain. IL lo2
hales; TO tho Continent B.7ss bales; Stock
'Consolidated at all seaports-Net rece!pts
1855 bales; export 10 Great I:rita a. 80. q
bales: to France, 2lplo bales: TO tho Comment
Total since September LIST at all seapotts-E t
receipts, 2I5lA AS bales: export Great Britta,n,
SIS 03i bales; to France. 261,oe3 bales; 70 the
Continent, 74l.095 bales.
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Spot cotton cloEed steady, S points higher
imIddIlng uplands, lilo: middling gull. II. Is
Saleb 3 a13 bales.
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As. ] ] @ KS Ss $$ $s $ e.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-07-01
Skafti Arason.

"a. jdnf LETT az heimili sinu / Argyle
.byg0inni skafti Arason, eftir langa %sjukd6ms-
legu. Ham var 6efa0 einn hinna merkustu
mamma Pj60Aokks vors her / landi. Ham
matti heita faoir Argyle-byg0arinnar, reisti
par fyrstur bd og bar par af 0llum b@ndum.
ARID 1875 kom skafti til Nyja-1slands og var
einn at forum fyrstu landnemum par. [
fmm ar nun ham hafa bdi0 / Nyja-fslandi
A0ur hann autti til Argyle, par sem hann bio
til dau0adags. Ham var mattarst6lpi byg0-
ar sinnar, og / 0llum g60um felagsskap Vest
ur-Islendinga var hann jos og lei0togi. Ham
var gAfa0ur maour, me0 sterka og fasta lund,
Neutrality-suspicious., fyrirmynd 1 0llu dagfari og
serlega trdrakinn. pegar saga Vesur-Is-
lendinga verour skra0, ver0ur nafn Skafta
Arasonar ritao q s0guspj0ldin meo gyltu letri.
Jar0arf0r hans for fran sauna dag og ham
do, og st60 alt k~irkjupingi0 % narri allir
Argyle-bdar yir MEDIUM hans. ,,M0rg voru
tar yfr msringi field, margur bar kl0kt Pao'
an h%jarta".
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-07-01

Pegar nefndin kom aftur fran fyrir Pinglo
og lag0i MI til sem fylgir: Kenzlan haldi afram
vi6 WESLEY COLLEGE nasta ar undir stj6rn sans
konar nefndar og aour. AUX hennar skull kosn-
ar tver nefndir. Onnur sd nefnd skal 1huga pa6,
UNI skola og-samkvRmt samrykt er sioar var ger6
skal sd nefnd skyra opinberlega fra geroum
slnum UNI miojan jandar 1904. prioia nefndin
skal hafa pa6 etlunarverk az undirbda og semja
rikjunum, fari svo az hin nefndin komist ao peirri
niourst0ou, a6 ekki sc m0gulegt ao koma upp sjalf-
stRoum kirkjufGlagsskola i nastu frantic. En-
fari svo a0 nefndin komist az peirri niourst0ou, ao
hegt Sc MI pegar ao byggja sk6lann skal hett vi0
a0 kolna i stofn kennaraembptti vic nokkurn nyj-
an sk6le og kenzlan, sem MI err VIC Wesley College,
s0mulei0is hatta.
Sera FL. Bergman let / lj6si ao ham mundi
gera sig anagoan med ressa raost0fua malsins, og
var svo pessi tillaga nefndarinnar samPykt meo
miklum meiri hluta atkvn0a. Selma pinginu
fyrir1 samPyktinni, .og hvilir MI mali0 / h0ndum
reirra / brl0.
Prestv1gour var 4 pinginu Petur Hjalmsson,
trllbooi kirkjufGl.. Ham heir unni6 kappsamlega
40 missi6narverki kirkjufel. og med beta arangri.
SGra Einar Vigf1sson err raoinn 1 pj6nustu kirkju-
~felagsins um flora manu0i; en- sGra Oddur V. Gisla-
son hnttir al vera / t0lu kirkiufG|apS nreSta.
Embattismenn kirkjufelagsins cru sera Jon
Bjarnason, forseti, sera Bj0rn B. Johnson, %skrifari,
Jon A Bl0ndal, f6hiroir. - Nesta ping aa0 halda
1 Winnipeg.