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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-30

somes come her way swifter dan any
odder. So when Whiskers got shy,
Wildly was as gaily-gaily as any goil
in de county. Duchess tried her best
to get Miss Fannie to drag Whisksrs
over to Widdy's cottage, so dat he could
see what q push was dere at Widdv's
lunches and teas, and dat she wasn't
sentenced to be a wildly a day longer
dan she wanted to be. But Whiskers
ducked.
ut is of de aggravated" says Duchess.
att is dat if Whiskaire see Madam
Harding in company wit anodder den
he is of de sentiment urgent. But If
he will not go where he see dat many
men admire her, what can one do
zone can guess again. 1 says. Let
your betters alone and fix it wit House.
keeper to leave Maggie have dis even
ing off. for me fren de barkeep is COM
ing down dis evening, and Wen take
q stroll up de pike wit him and Mag
gle"
Duchess never said void in answer
to dat. and 1 had a right to be leary;
for whom a woman won't talk, even if
she has a cue, it's time for a man to
get his guard up, and timber his legs
for quick side-step. Me fren comes
down by de early evening train, and
coachy lends me de station wagon 10
fetch him; de folks being at dinner and
not seeing me make de sneak wit de
wagon. When he was in de house
keepers room, having bite, and mug
of de buffers ale to wash de cinders
out of me fren's tIoat, Duchess chases
me off and den it was she puts up her
lob. Wildly had been giving Duchess
a lot of buds, and p'chee. If she didn't
rig Maggie up in 'em till she was
dead ringer for Widdy-only dat Mag
gle. in one of dose new straight-up-and-
down corsets, was asking wouldn't she
break like a lamp chimney If she sat
down! Me fren was looking like ready
money, too; for his lid and blanket
would pass him at a hundred yards Tor
a broker on de right side of de market.
"Take me out of dis corset. Duchess
dear Maggie was saying. For de
love of heaven! Take me out before
die. / feel like l was boarded up-llke
7 was boxed for de expressman to take
away"
..vous etes tres charmante" says
Duohess. nutting on de poor goil wrap
Wildly used to wear. Don't holo your
el,irt like a mouse was chasing you.
Look. hold il like dis" and she SHOWS
Maggie how to hold her skirt like she
was going to wrap herself up IN II II
dere was enough of 1t.
whats DONG! says NiSii -"
desc tings.
at Is a play" says Duchess.
who's to be played!' 9,
"Co,na wit me, and say noting,
Duchess says. and de four of us chases
ont 10 de road by de lane. Den Ouch
e ess and me goes over to de odder side
~ de road, and me fren and Maggie
,ysltzes along by deirselves, and, say.
dev was so like Wildly and some swell
Johnnie. dat I'd a yelled only Duchess
pinched me. ,,,,.,.,,e,..
N was near dark when Whlskels
comes out from dinner. ane staIts on 81
s~ssb out de CUP races once more. A.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-30

restaurant of de compton, and she
charges me noting for dinner, so de-
lcieux it is for her to have de lang
wudge spoke to her polite"
And OATS no dream, neider Julie
used to be a lady's maid, and she's SO
tickled to have Duchess come to de
restaurant, and give her de news of
Sc swell set, dat dey never asks us for
de price-and OATS why de dinner at
jules is Duchess most favorite treat.
We eats AZ Jacques-dats jules
hubby-betweee meal times so dat
dey can eat wit us; and de walters
dimes wit us too. It's den dat Duchess
tells Julie de talk of de swift set, dat
We hears at our place; and de tings
she tells must be warm propositions,
for Julie Mon Dieus!' and bumps her
eyebrows like she was only two jumps
ahead of a fit. De walters don't I'M
derstand, for dey comes from kind
of Hoboken of France where some
sort of French yiddish is spoke, and
can't cop de real Paris article dat
Duchess spouts. OATS a good ting,
too; for when Duchess gets passing
out de latest extrays about de little
lad in de brass band set dat carries a
wrist bag, and wears a rose in his
thatch at night, it wouldn't do does
back-woods Trenches no good to hear
de whole story
Jacques gives each of de walters
bot of claret for dinner; but dat day
one of EN- was locked his red wine
and made to drink tea, because he'd
broke so many Dishes and de poor
chap cried so much over his hard
luck dat he made de tea salty. Den
ne said it wasn't so bad.
But dat wasn't " hat / was going to
tel you; only sometimes l get Won
derng so hard why all folks isn't like
Americans dat L has to sing a song
about it-or have fit. l was saying
DAT TO Mr.. Paul de odder day, when
we was trying to see would his sloop
sail as well on her rail as her keel.
Yes, Chances he says, "de Amer
ican people couldn't do a wrong act
i dey tried. Dey is a generous, just
patriotic and grateful people; and dey
VIII not be represented in high Office
ny man who forgets to show gener-
oSlty and gratitude and justice, in
stead of meanness ingratitude, and
Qntairness in all his acts. At de club
ae odder day I was talking dis over
WIZ General Miles. and he says
Just den squat hits us, and me
ana Mr.. Paul has to swim ashore, so
never heard what de General said.
II don't cut no ice, anyway. for Mr..
raul, when he starts out wit a lot of
dude langwudze like does woids, is
mostly training for a match wit Whis-
kers.
As / was saying, dat wasn't what
was going TO tell you about. Remem-
oer de job dat Duchess puts up TO
make Whiskers get togedder wit Wiley
Wildly? Well, when Whiskers seen dat
oere was no more trespassing on de
grass he got foul of his shy streak
again, and him and wildly was so far
apart dat he couldn't see her Dat
NFkes Duchess so mad she could
cream. for she IL bound 70 get Whis-
located In his own Preside, so dat
FANNIE can be made TO take trips
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w. L. Taylor. one Of the Republic
cans who aspire TO be Governor OF In
diana. Is a bachelor--a bald-headed
bachelor. The other day IN Rushville
he sought the aid Of two influential
friends, who assured him Of their sup
port on one condition--he must prom
Use 10 get married. Said one OF them:
"A man who hasn't the nerve TO get
married would not be a safe man for
Governor" Mr.. Taylor az once de-
clarod that should he secure the nomi-
nation he would Get about getting .
partner for life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-30

--Jack-'I hear you are going to mar
ry Miss Prettyun. Permit me to con-
graduate you on your excellent taste"
Tom-"But the engagement Is Off I'm
not going to marry her or any one else. e
Jack-"Indeed. Then allow me to con-
graduate you on your good sense
Chicago Evening Post
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HALF A MILLION A YEAR.

PrinceIy salary of Head of the
WaIdorf-AstOria HOtel-GeO. c.
BOldt Once Waiter-No Luck
of Opportunities Presented-NOw a
NIfIIfouaira
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
FULTON NOTES..

The funeral Of Mrs. Katherine Shurm,
wife Of Mr.. Joseph shurm, who died
suddenly Saturday afternoon. took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence, No. 1920 williamsburg Ave-
nue. Mrs. shurm was about sixty years
OF age and had been sick about week.
She is survived by her husband, two
daughters Mrs. William CARRIER and Mrs.
Mrs. Beverly Williams and one brother.
Boiling r. Jones. OF surry county. The
services were conducted by Rev. David
Hepburn and the intermcnt was in OAK
wood.
Rev. A. A. Jones and wife will leave to-
day for Charlottesville to attend the an
nual session OF the Virginia Conference.
1t Is very likely that Mr.. Jones will be
returned to Denny Street NJ. Il. Church.
where he has been stationed one year.
Mr.. Jones' conveys to the conference one
OF the best reports In the history Of the
church.
Rev. John w. Daushcrty, accompanied
by his two sons, Messrs. Thomas and
John. and daughter, Miss Lizzie. returned
Sunday from Portsmouth, where they
call to attend the funeral of Rev. Mr..
Daughertys mother.
The ladies' Auxiliary Society Of Denny
Street NJ. e. Church. will give an oyster
supper tonight In Kerse's Store on
Louisiana Street. The proceeds are for
the benefit Of the new parsonage.
Mr.. Ernest Whitlock has been removed
to the Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Farewell to Rev. Spooner.

Splendid congregations heard the two
II. spooner during his PASTORAL charge OF
Trinity Methodist Church, The final SER
mond preached Sunday night Yas on tn,
text, '-rhe Last Enemy-4.That Shall Be
destroyed is Death" 5
One lady united with the church at the
conclusion of the sermon.
After this ceremony Of reception into
the church the preached as. ed the con-
and sincere manner thanked the church
membership FOR their Kindness and CO..
operation, and bade them m afsectionatc
farewell and Godspeed. The congrega-
ton then joined In singing God Be With
You Till We Meet Again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
THE U. S. COURT
A COOPER- SHOP
Barrels and Materials for Max
ing Them Scattered
on All Sides.

Tho court room OF the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals yesterday pre-
scented very much the appearance OF a
cooper shop on holiday, with crates,
barrels and materials for making them
scattered all over the bar enclosure and
overflowing on each side. Twenty or
more specimens OF barrels. baskets and
crates for shipping truck and vegeta-
bles were exhibited, and along with them
specimens OF wood In various stages Of
work, showing the methods OF making
vegetable and truck crates and barrels
All these are exhibits In the suit OF the
Farmers Manufacturing Company. APP
pel1ant, VS.. spruks Manufacturing COM
pany. appellee, Involving an alleged In
fringcment OF patent on barrels and
crates for shipping truck and vegeta-
bles. The case comes up on appeal from
the Circuit Court for the Eastern Dis
trict Of North Carolina, at Newbern.
The case was argued for the appellants
by Attorneys e. T. Fenwick and II. H.
Bliss. of Washington. patent lawyers Of
wide experience. and for the appellees
by II. T. Fenton. Of Philadelphia. and
W. B. Rodman. Of washington. N. G.
After elaborate and exhaustive argu-
tncnt. In the course OF which the speci-
men barrels and crates were exhibited
and their methods OF construction ana
slyzed In detail, the case was submitted.
Circuit Judges Goff and slmonton and
Distrsc. JUDGE Brawley were on the bench
yesterday. Judge Henry Clay Mcdowell
Of the Western District Of Virginia. and
Judge Thomas ]. Norris Of Baltimo ore.
are expected here to-day and Thursday
respectively, to sit as members OF the
court.
Messrs. e. r. Fenwick and H. n. Bliss.
OF Washington. D. c.. and H. A. Foushee,
OF Durham. N. c.. were admitted to prac-
tiee in this court.
The following cases are on the call for
this morning:
No. 49s City Of Durham. appellant. VS..
Southern Railway Company: appeal from
the Circuit Court at Raleigh, N. c. Ar
Tued by Winston q Fuller and Fl. A.
Foushee, Of Durham, N. c.. for the APP
apellant, and by F. II. Busbee. Of Raleigh,
N. c., and W. A. Henderson. OF WASH
ington. D. G.. for the appellee.
No. 4o7. Guild & Company. plaintiff
IN error, VS.. Maria II. Pringle. admins
tratrix. defendant in error; error to the
Circuit Court at Charleston. s. c. To be
argued by r. W. shand and P. H. Nell
son, Of Columbia, 8. c.. for the plain
tiff in error. and by William n. Lyles
and D. w. Robinson for the defendant
In error.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Methodist Sunday Schools.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
at AsSny Ghue snndaS ne
$3.50 o'clock, Mr.. II. q. Osterhind presi.
dent, DR.. F.. w. St!ff secretary.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by the pastor Of the church, Rev. r. NJ.
Maxey. Recitations were exec emily reli-
dered by Bessie Davies, Alvin Goodwin ard
Marguerite Caldwell. A most excellent
address was given byfAlr. j. A. McG!lvray
on Sunday school work, followed by re-
marks by Mr.. c. P. Walford and Rev.
w. A. Laughan.
6ixty-five new scholars were reported
and thirty-one conversions.
The next meeting will be held at I.aure!-
Street Church the second Sunday IN De-
cember. The board meeting Will be held
at Broad-Street Church the fourth Sunday
in this month.
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Bourke Cochran Coming.

Hon. Bourke Cochran will deliver a
day evening. December LIST, and doubtless
large audienco will turn out TO ,,Lar
this d;stin .uis.,el speaker He comes IN
the Invitation of the McGill Catholic
~ nnea ,.n and tHe ,3non ,eeep.s W.
from the union has thrown out the sug-
gestion that members Of the Legislature.
many OF whom It expects to attend,
would do we'll to get their tickets as
soon as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
SOME NEW CHARTERS
OF INCORPORATION

The Following charters have been grant-
AZ Nv the Corporation Commissions:
Perpetual Beneficial Association, Ricn,
mond. B. 2. Irving president. Capital
Portsmouth knitting Mills, Portsmouth.
charter 30 amended as to increase capital
stock to $4,000.
Abingdon Grocery Company GnGor-
porated). Abingdon, G. Frank helms
president. Capital stock. $4,000 to $780,
w Newport News Fire Insurance Com:
many. Irwin Tucker president Capital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
HIS EXCELfNCY
IS Al ORATOR
Has Many 1fitations to Adj
dress Dtinguisfed
Galcrings.

The services oGovernor A. j. MontA-
que an an aftodinner speaker on dis
tingulshed occsons in different sections
OF the United ates arc in much demand.
and His Exdency now has a most
enviable rcputon as an orator. which
is as wide his country.
The Govern has Just accepted an in
vitation to .liver tho principal addiess
al the ami dinner of tho Commercial
Club. OF Ihsas City. Mo. The club Is
similar to lr Chamber Of Commerce. 80
anxious u It to secure the Governor,
that IL no member many miles from
Kansas " to Richmond to persuade
him n aept. 1t will now furnish him
with anlscort. He will leave here on
Novembi 18th, In time to reach Kansas
f.itv On ae 10th. when the dinner will be
held
Anon the other invitations extended
Ills Exllency to speak on distinguished
occas,A, is ono beautifully engrosscd
and shed with the autographs OF the
comm!ee, to make one OF the principal
address before the Pennsylvania So
c.etvif New York. in that city on the
eyenk Of December 18th. The occasion
will e the fifth annual dinner OF the
eoeiS, and the Governors OF New York.
perylvania, New Jersey. Delaware.
Mahand and Virginia are to be tho
sp*ers.
hong the prominent men on the COM
nice are Mr.. Robert c. Ogden and ex-
c.gressman James Kerr, Of Pennsyl-
via.
he Governor also has a pressing inyi-
zion to deliver the chef address be-
to tho Pennsylvania Bar Association
txt summer. Tho body will l'kely. meet
Cape May, NJ j.. the lntter part Of
ane. Among the speakers upon whom
lis honor has been conferred In the past
re ex-secretary Of the Navy Hillory A.
terbert, Of Alabama: Hon. William q.
Sornblower. OF New York; John v. L.
finley. John X. Richards, James B. Dill.
william Writ Howe and other great law
Sers and statesmen.
Another d'st nguished invitation now BE-
fore His Excellency is that 20 address tho
Massa G usetts Society OF tie Sons Of the
Revolu tion at their annual dinner In Bos-
ton on February %, 1904.
A clause In the Invitation reads as fol-
lows:
TT is the hearty and unanimous wish OF
the Board OF Managers lof the society
that you make the prindpal address OF
the evening choosing sch subject as
you may prefer. and we sincerely trust
that you will honor us IS our guest on
that occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Police Committee.

Mr.. Harry c. Glenn. chairman OF the
Committee on Police. Elections and
committee for this evening at 1880 for
the purpose of passing upon the claim
due the election officers for their SER
vices during the last election. Mr. Glenn
the committee will pass upon the bills
due, incident to the last registration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
FALL TERM OF THE
SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court Of the State will
meet in the Library building at II o'clock
to-day for It's regular fall term. There
arc over seventy-f1ve cases on the dock
ct.
The first one to be called Is that Of
Ellinger vs.. the Commonwealth. involv-
The demurrage appeal cases will likely
be set for a later day during the term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
A Special Train.

For the benefit Of those who desire to
witness the football game between the
celebrated Carlisle Indian Scnool team
and the University Of Virginia. to be ay-
day, Nov. 2Ist. the Norfolk and Wes tern
Railway will run special train from
this city to Norfolk and return at reduced
rates, $1.25 round trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Car and Wagon Collide.

A collision between street car and one
Of s. .U!lman's WAGONS at Eighth, and
the shafts Of Tie wagon and injure,. the
harness Nobody was hurt. The wagon
was going down Eighth Street, and the
car going up Main. The collision was un-
aSoidable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
DR.. Landlord at Railway Y. M.

DR.. Levius Landlord. celebrated ply
sieian and surgeon, OF Nortolk; deltyered
Station Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon.
The hall was well-filled. and the music
was excellent. Doctor Landlord handled
his subject, Personal Purity" In a very
able and comprehensive manner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Alleged Fugitive.

Detectives Gibson and Wren arrested
a coored servant girl named Mary john
son yesterday morning on, the charge Of
for In Atlantic City. The woman ac-
knowledged the theft and will be held
for the Atlantic City authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Revival Meetings.

Commencing Tuesday night at o'clock
Rev. ]. W. Earle. of New York, will be
lnaugurated at Union Gospel Hall. No.
North Seventh Street, on Wednesday.
and succeeding days services will be held
at ii A. M, and P. NJ. during. the week.
A cordial invitation is extN ded to all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10

stock, 10000 to 10000; real estate not
to exceed 10000 IN value.
Pittsylvania County Club. W. j. Disha-
room president.
Carolina corporation, was admitted to do
business in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
DR.. Wilson Here.

The Rev. Robert Blk Wilson. D. D.,
ono OF the professors Of Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary, preached SUNDAY morn
ing ut the Second Presbyterian Church.
An unusually large congregation was
present. DR.. Wilson'S text was from
Paul's EF.stle to Barnabas: Every man
OF US shall come again Of himself to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Two Errors Made.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 9, 1905,
Editor OF The Times Dispatch;
Zig Telepathy." published in your Sunday
issue, the type makes me use "cries" TO,
cites, and "visibly" for invlsibly. I an
G. A. RICHARDSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
ALLEGED DYNAMlTER
TO BE TRIED TO-DAY

'.Yank" John son, the alleged dynamitcr..
who Is charged with attempting to blow
up a street car during the recent strike
here, will BIO tried In tho Hastings Court
to-day.
A long list OF witnesses have been sum-
moned, and the case Is one OF much
public interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
THREE BISHOPS.
Fine Sermons in Richmond Pull
pits on Sunday Last.

Bishop Eugene R. Hendrix OF Missouri.
Iho will preside owe the Methodist Con-
ference that meets this week In Char
.lottesytlle. prcachet twice In Richmond
Sunday. In the morning he filled the
pulpit OF Centepry. delivering fine
sermon upon thu text from st. Paul's
Epistle to the Efesians. ITO the intent
That now unto the SSprincipalities and
powers IN hesenlys places might he
known by the hurch the manifold wis
dom OF God" At night Bishop Hendrix
preached at road Street. The latter
service was artcularly for the stu
dents and yong men OF the city.
AT st. Per's Cathedral yesterday
morning theoulpit was filled by Bishop
Kelley. OF svannah. Bishop Kelley Is
sxceeeinslyiell known here. and large
conpregatioi turned out to hear him.
He prea che a fine sermon on Faith
Bishop wis ". Burton. OF Kentucky
nreached twice Sunday at st. Johns
Eplscopa Church, Of this city. OF which
lie was fmerly rector. Large congrega-
tIons gpted him at both services. In
the mGaing his sermon was on the
text. York out your own salvation
with FIR and trembling: for It is God
whichsorketh in you, both to will and
10 dot His good PLEASURE"
New Catechism.
Athe meeting OF the Baptist Sunday
sclo Association OF Richmond, hold Sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Academy of Medicine.

"A regular meeting Of the Richmond
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery Will
building, Third and Main Streets.
Subject for discussion, "Symptomatolo-
Ky OF Brain Tumors." J, Allison Hodges
NJ. D.. leader; discussed by r. w. Mill
Ier. N u 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Engine Struck Car.

A Clay-street car was struck by an
H.. F, and =. engine at Harrison and
O'Clock. The car had passed over the
track and was struck on the rear fender
by the cylinder of the engine. Very lit
Ito damage was done, and nobody was
hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Organize New Church.

The pastors of the Disciples Churches
Of the city met Sunday In the Sunday
school In Paramount and decided to or
ganize a church In the town and call
a pastor. A committee composed Of city
pastors and representatives from the
Sunday-schools was appointed to make
definite plans towards church organiza-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Suit Entered.

In the Law aud Equity Court yesterday
suit was Instituted by Phillipss Rogers A.
is on an account which tho defendant
claims has been Settled,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
Judgment Rendered.

Judgment was rendered yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court In favor of the
Commercial Guarantee Company VS.. "A. d.
Dlckerson and c. I. Ammons for $l64.06.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
EDITOR IN CONTEMPT.
Proceedings Of Nelson County
Court in Mr.. Burdctte's Case.

Some little commotion was created by
the publ!ca ton last week Of card from
J. M. Burdett in which he sought to vim"
dicate himself from the reproach Of hav-
Ing sold intoxicants without license. judge
Loving said the explanation put re:
proa CD upon him as a Judicial officer. and
issued rule against NJ Burdett t TOR coa
was tried, and fne OF fifty dollars and
ten dayO imprisonment was imposed.
FOR publishing the card from j. NJ. Bur-
dett last week the editor OF the Times
was served with rule to sho ~ cause aosfe
~ court Al the appearance on Wednes-
he explained that Mr. Bonae IT.
t n,,o nha1res it Contained, and followed
this TIL nth a disclaimer and apology, The
nrnonwealths attorney advised the
Dismissal OF the rule. but after acknowl-
edging the high plane on which the Tim
asd psay a ud the p se,er
r. innose a fine Of ten dollars. An ap-
peal vas taken.-Nelson county Times.
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day afternoon at the Grove Avenue Bap-
fist Church, Mr.. T. H. Elicit chairman OF
the Committee on Catechism. reported
obtained and compiled In catechism.
which, according to agreement. was sub.
mitted to DR.. 8. c. Mitchell. Of Richmond
College, for his approval. This approval
was readily given, and the catechlsm was
adopted BY Tie association.