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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

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5IuBmiinoungen unb M%eerengen lper<
ben i'm Gsetriege Dielfad Winen pers
ipsnbet, birnenf0rmige 9oblgefabs aus
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gen fir etipa 40 pfunb S9iebbaums
ipolls. Die Winen iperben 81 benz Be-
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mdbigen Qtbitdnben I'm 1abripoNer
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Qusihtcn, in Der aHberen auf3urenner.
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Sdiffe Der si9enen Uiasss ii~ngefd6rbet
aliss unb einpaifiren tonnen. Niht
aae Winen lafen fid BON 9anb Gus
burcb cine slettrifde Qeitung obitelen,
ODER our Grploiion bringen. Wielfad
bilbet iebe ein5elne Wine einen in iih
fs~lbfiiGnbigen elettrifden Gtromtreis.
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Der 5iinosnbe 5unte fpringt in bic Or
plofionslabuns. Die Wirtung auf bas
gegnerilde Sdiff 1T bann Gbnli9 Der
BON einem 9orpeoo er5eugten. Cir
Gtob ooer Stur5 Der Mtre beim Wons
boroseben pom Winentransportfdiff
lei IS aus Jabrldfiigtsit ODER burd
Seegdng unb itiirmifhes Wetter, fann
cine Dor5eitige grplofion berbeifiibren
uno 10 bas eigene Minentransporti9ifi
in bic 2uf! fprengen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Sapans Spffapelfmeiifer.

Der 9oftapeameifter bes 2ailers
bon Sapon lit Gin S9lsiier. or itammt
aus Neurooe, no fsin Batter, Elm Sc
ri6tstan5liit Gdert, Dor S~abr5ebnten
aus alien gebienten Militdrmuiifern,
bic in ibrem gipilperbdltnib aae m0g-
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nobl gum San3 pie gum 8sgrGbniB
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als 20 Sabren BEL Der Marinefape[le in
2iel als 9oboiit itanb, erbielt fein Ois
rigsnt einen Qntrag mad Sapon, ben
biefer jebo9 nidt annabm. On ieiner
STEELE ging bann Der 9oboift gderf
nad 5otio, fpo er aus tleinen MnfGnz
gen beraus Elm jeBt immerbin bebeuten=
bes Muiittorps fduf. Spdter perIisb
Der Mifabo inn ben Sitel 9oftapel=
meifter. Nah 2OjGbrigem Qlufeatbalt
in sSapanH nabrl gdert Dor 3pei Sabren
einen ldngeren !9eimatbsurlaub. Go
balb er nad Sofio 3uriidgetebrt tuar.
bsgab er iid ouf Wunf9 bes Raifers
bon &otea nah Soul, UNI bas fe6r i'm
Mrgen liegenbe Muiifpefen am 9ofe
bon Soul unb in Der foreanifden Or
NEE 3u rsorgani5iren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
aide gu Aids!
FOB oes erften Wiislisoes Der oIndpls. Gre
nation Society,""

SIN grematorium In Cincinnati,
wotin fe unier @eleitfdaft mebrerer
Gamilien.@ lieoer uno beg 2errn %.
u. @repsr bon Der pSnopls. @rema'
ton 6Oeieip" gebradt tporoen mar,
muroe 9eitern RaAmittag bic 2eide Der
Jrau Clara Midael bon go. 926 Sio
9slatpare Str, iiber beren Sob on
oieier STEELE beribtet tuarb, In Nide
p~eriDanbelt. 9ieIelbe uirb in elmer
llrne In Der Gamilien=g rabfdtte In
groun pin bsigeiebt tperoen.
Grau Widael, Die 64Sabre aft tuarb,
mar zines Der srften Wit9lieoer Der bies
figen .2eidenuerbrennungs : @eien-
idaft" uno Das erite, NEEDLES felt Der
Dor 9 MOnaten erfOl9ten @riinoung
Der We%reinigung ~geiforben 1T.
Die bielige Cremation Society"
boft. balo ibr eignes GrematOrium gu
beiiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

Snb,ana's sr0bte DRIP @oobs 0anbIer.

~ferti9leits : 9odfdule als 0aupt.
rsbner Or. gbarles Dabnep ben
neuerpdblten p~rxIoenten Der uni'
beritdt bon Cincinnati, uno fur bic
GdluBfeier Der Sbortrioas 0odihule
Or. s. W. Coulter BON Ger uniuerii'
tdt in gbieaeo als Heoner 3u en9as
girtn, uuroen gutgsbeiben.
@eorge 80 nj. sloan
Sduls.
Der Sdulraib beidlob, ben No-
men Der Sdule no. Al, Worb
indianapolis. In @sorqe W. Sloan
SduIe um5uwanceIn, IN erinneruna
al bic Werbienite bieIes lan9jdbrigen
MiielieDes oes Sdulratbs.
@e9en Collection n
ben Q huIe II.
Gin @omiie flr biir9erlide Nngeles
oenbeitsn Der oqOeal Council Of Wo'
men" madte geltsrn Dor benz Sdulratb
fein gridsinsu utlb le9te elnen proteit
gegen Die iueitere vDuloung" bon @ol'
~lectionen, GubIcriptionen Ooer @ontris
bationen irgsno melder Nrt inter ben
36elinqen Der Offeriliden SduIen Elm.
Die 0erren hOrtsn bic Gamen ge'
bnltig an uno Osripraden qlbbulie.
Nadosm bisislben fid empfoblen bot
ten, fpuroe bic angelsgenbeit an Den
Gttnl. superintendent nit Der Antuei'
flung peripiefen, oas 2ebrersp erionaI
barauf aufmertiam 3u MAIDEN, oab bic
Whni9e Der Damen 10 Diel als mo9li6
erfilt tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
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Den fait oaS Ooppelte gu sablen baben,
uno bod linO Die Wuiter id0n uuo Elm
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unoOrcibie Slide gu 80 yaroS pro
Stad, in folgenoen 6arben: blau,
rola, grim, tan, Sdienblut nit iueiben
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lante Waaren, oie sic idmsrlid
irsenbwo finoen fir ipeniger ais zoe
Ole Yaro, an @onnsrltas bier Die fin
Yaro Su. ILL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
parlamrntt in or 0bifrweIt.
epsrIinee umo aifsu nno ibre resetmaSioen
@eriammlnueen.

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meln, ais OBJ Tie ibr Ylauberltiinbfen
perbrddten poer @eridt ~abaubalten be-
abfdtisteH, lit aasemein betanni.
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fallen fein, ooB Die Sperlinse Dor Sonz
nenuntersang ii4 gu fammeln pflesen
unb ununterbroden failpsn, als Oh lie
Wunber mas fir Wi4tisss iid miBuz
tbeilen bdttsn. Mandmal treffen iiG
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tbsile, bic fonit getrennt bon chamber
lehen, gu elmer groben O. riammlung,
ais penn es iid UNI cine p%arlamenta>
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fefor Warf9aa selhiebt bies breimal
i'm Sabre. 3pei Werfummlungsn finz
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friiber ooer fpdter. bic brittle meiit
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bisisn .3siten periammeln lie iid gegen
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bod pieIe bon ibnen, ougleiN. Das
bieies feltfame WanDper 3u bebeuten
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faben, bab bic sin3elnsn 1anben Iid an
elmer gepihen Stelle gu treffen pfIegen.
Den Ginssborsnsn 1T bic 9bdtiads
ipobIbetannt. sic er5dblen, bic 9ffen
bolten palober ab, D~eratbungen iber
irgeHo relhe 2lngelegenbeiten, unb bic
sin5,lnsn 9anben fGnbsn iid ba3u bon
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2flIo ieIblt Die parlamentarifhen Gins
riftungen, auf bic mir MeniAen NIT
Neht ODER llnredt 70 ftol3 iinb, baben
mir bon ben 9biersn iibernommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

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bab bas in Sntel Gums 2anb 10 be-
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

3 Il poFtorten berbrdudt
groBbritdnnien idbrIi9 beinabe udf
Eonnen H~artonpapier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Souis H'v.

pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Souts R'v.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16
13llilllllil

Mrs. Thompson, residing in the
northwestern locality Of the city,
has been very sick for several
weeks.
FOUND small roll of money on
the street. Owner can have same
by calling on w. N. Stone and de-
scribing package.
The Chaminade Club has not
held meeting since the last re-
cital, but will meet this week with
Mrs. Howell Bransford.
f. M. Woody and his daughter,
Miss May Belle, are home to spend
the Christmas holidays. Mr..
Woody comes from his mill at Earl,
Ark.
Mr.. Jas. Miles, business man of
Helena. Ark, is spending few
weeks in the city as an eye patient
under the treatment of DR.. T. D.
Edwards
We are pleased that Mr.. ]. w.
Cloar, Of Clayton, is to become
resident Of Union CITY, having pur-
chased home il town. He comes
to patronize our schools.
She Sans Souci Club did not hold
the usual meeting last week on ac-
count Of the illness Of the intended
hostess, Miss Jnnie Lee Moore, but
will meet Friday afternoon with
Miss Stella Miles.
Go to Heppuer 4 Sutherland's,
one door from Dahnke's Cafe. on
Saturday, Dec. II, and see the arti.
cles suitable for Christmas presents
offered for sale by the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Baptist Church.
Miss Bessie Glasscock was the
charming hostess Of the Lucky
Thirteen last Friday afternoon, but
owing to the inclemency Of the
weather very few we're present.
Delightful refreshments were serv-
ed.
The show windows on First
street II Union City are a perfect
panorama of beauty Handsome
and Christmas novelties Of
every description can be seen on
from one end Of the street
to the other.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16
Local and Personal


Mrs. Ina Mailing visited Harris
friends Thursday.
Mrs. John Reeves has returned
home tie HALEY, Ark.
Prof. Wise was the guest Of Home
street friends Monday
DIR. Miles returned Sunday from
a business trip to Missouri.
Mrs. John Sanders, Of Moscow.
was in the city shopping Monday
Mr.. J. L. Thompson OF Camp
bell, Mo-, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. D. A. Allen, of this city, is
visiting relatives in Selma, Ala.
Mrs. 4. w. Ownby. Of Martin.
visited Mrs. Chas. Moss last week.
Miss Margaret Burk was the
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Merrymann
Sunday.
Miss Bond, of Memphis, is In the
city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Stanfeld.
Miss Mayme Doyle made a flying
trip to Memphis Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Florence Neil, OF Trenton.
il the guest If Miss Alma Hayden
Ia the city.
Davis Brothers, Of Terrell, were
down Saturday mixing with their
many friends here.
Miss Myrtle Thompson, Of Camp
bell, Mo-, is the guest Of Miss
Dorothy Bradshaw.
Father Lambert, 81 the Louisville
Mission, was the guest Of Mrs.
Clara Edwards Monday
X. N. Houchin has installed
shooting gallery ia the Moffatt
building on Washington avenue
Miss Louise Jenkins was visit
or In the city last week at the home
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. H. T. Robinson.
Mrs. Sue Evans, % Sherman.
Tex, is The guest Of Mrs. w, H.
Gardner and old-time friends in
Union City.
n. 9. Davidson. the EIbridge
merchant, was business visitor
here Monday, having little dam
age suit on hand.
Mr., and Mrs. Vernon Kelley have
a fine young sons their frstborn /
and 4 very healthy, vigorous babe.
His birth was announced this week
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16
Service at til Presbyterian

Service al TIL Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock. AS the pastor has accepted
a call to another field, Germantown,
Tenn, and is to move away soon
and this will be his last service, all
the congregation and friends are
cordially invited as far as possible
TO attend It is with pain that the
pastor leaves a pleasant community
and sewers his connection with this
church. f. l.. EWING.
Morgan-Verhine Co. have inau-
gurated a mail box and service for
Santa Claus. The box is placed Ia
front of their store and the children
are invited to bring their letters for
Santa Claus and mail them there
Remember also that ToyIand Is just
upstairs on the next floor where
Santa is securing a great many of
his goods. You will have an op-
portunity to see many of the pres
ents there before they reach the
hands Of Santa Claus. Call and
mail your letters.
Hearing Of the Lady Minstrel
soon to be given il Union City,
leading man tn one Of the largest
MINISTRIES travelling on the road
sent complimentary to the John B.
Gordon Chapter, u D. c., a fine Sc
lection Of music, which will be given
on that evening. Among the mum
Der is beautiful overture, which (
has already been given to Prof.
Wagner, in order that be can teach
It to our splendid orchestra, for
they are to have leading part inl
the minstrel The date will Be
published soon.
The members Of the Union City
Concert Band at their meeting last
Tuesday night presented their
teacher and conductor, Mr. WIN.
Wagner, with an elegant silver
plated cornet as Christmas pres
mt. The instrument Is one of the
inest and best xfadc. ! Lyon y
aealy Own Make. Mr.. Preston,
n behalf Of the band. made the pre-
entation in speech, conveying the
isteem Of the members for Mi ]
Wagner and his efforts in training
be band The cornet was inclosed
Y nice case and was very highly
ppreciated by Mr.. Magnet
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16
Eat Ebbert'a home made candy.

1
The Chatting Dish Club was de-
lightfully entertained Tuesday af-
ternoon BY Miss LYDIA Moore. Near
the hour appointed the members as
sembled, and after the usual ex-
change Of greetings, were invited
into the dining room where the
menu was announced by the host
ess. Miss Essie Tisdale presided
at the chatting dish and With the
assistance Of other accomplished
members delighted the club with q
most excellent repast. After full
justice had been done.to the chicken
course and sweet meats. Miss Tis-
dale called the table to order and ID
most modest and charming man
ner, announced to her friends her
approaching marriage to Dr.. Mar.
vim A. Blanton, adding, that since
having been elected president Of the
Chafing Dish Club it had become
her duty to take On more dignity.
When the members returned to the
parlor, music was rendered BY the
hostess and Miss Florence Neil, of
Trenton, the guest Of Miss Alma
Hayden, and visitor TO the club.
Another, charming visitor was A4iss
Bond, Of Memphis, the sister Of
Mrs. Henry Stan6eId. AT a late
hour IN the afternoon the club al
journed, after many congratula-
tons to the hostess on her delight
fiji manner Of entertainment The
rlub, next time. will meet with
Miss Margaret Mckee.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

Mr.. Cato Davis, ait Woodland
Mills, one Of the county's foremost
and best citizens, was visited by
a representative OF the Nashville
American this week. and in the
conversation the agent, Mr.. Jones
Lee, found that Mr.. Davis had
been constant reader Of the
American for nearly 90 years. He
spoke very highly OF the American
to Mr.. Jones. This is certainly a
very high compliment to that news
paper. Mr.. Davis is a man Of the
highest intelligence, most excel
lent citizen and knows the value Of
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16
Xmas toys.
Fine dolls.
Big stock books
and all kinds Of notions at the new
5 and 10 cent store. Verhine's old
stand.

We welcome Stray J. Bird back
to the columns Of The Commercial
this week. Stray is almost a
stranger-he has b en- away SO
long. His visit. however will Be
warmly appreciated. He is d good
writer. and we hope to nave the
honor Of frequent future visits from
his pen.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Ramseyer
left Wednesday for Paducah. From
there they 90 to Peoria, III, where
Mr.. Ramseyer has brother, and
thence to Fort Wayne, Ind. A
greater portion Of the winter will
be spent at these places with their
evangeIistic work.
The Dramatic Club. will present
the play, Among the Breakers.
Tuesday night, December. ~. The
club is doing hard, earnest work
preparing topresent the play in al
very interesting dramatic style.
Watch the date and don't miss ii
Reserved seats. IS cents; balcony,
Is cents
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

The Remedy for Sin will be the
subject OF the sermon for young
people at the First Christian Church
Sunday night. The morning sub.
lect will be Christ on Blended
Knees.
Sheriff Edwards, OF Paris, was 10
the city Tuesday. He came after a
negro named Frank Hayes who was
wanted tor shooting a negro wo-
man. The negro was arrested in
this city by Marshal Pardue and
Sheriff Chiles.
Don't forget that coble q Clagett
Co. have some of the most valuable
and useful articles suitable for
Christmas presents. A handker-
chief, scarf, hat, umbrella and not
dozens, but hundreds of sensible
articles at bargain prices.
Miss Daisy Wall. the popular
young milliner of the firm Of S.
Shatz & Co., Kenton, Tenn, was
in the city last Tuesday. Miss
Wall has made many friends during
the past season at Kenton and vi
cinity who would be glad to see her
return there next season.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

Why worry yourself about the Sc.
lection SfChristm as presents when
you have the Big Stores stock to
select from.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16
clam bouiI.on at Daknke,s.

The J. r. r. Club met Wednes.
day afternoon with Mrs. Aubrey
Whipple on Main street. The club
games we're played and the prizes
went to Miss Lula Swiggart and
Name Gardner. After the games
delicious refreshments were served.
The afternoon was most enjoy
able one, as are all afternoons
spent in this hospitable home. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Shutter Hughes.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

The cheapest. prettiest and best
line Of imported dolls ia town are
at Morgan Yerhines See the Big
Stores advertisement IN this paper.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

The red tag sale continues at
Hardy Bros. & Sheriff. department
stores this week A large crowd
Of shoppers and visitors have
crowded the stores since the inaug-
uration of the sales and there seems
to be no decrease this week in the
volume of business. They have
thousands of special bargains all
bearing red tag. Call and see
them.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

Racket Store with Sc and Zoe
counters. Toys, chinaware. glass.
ware. tinware and all the novelties
IN that line at Mrs. Moody's. Yer
hines old stand.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

Boys, # you want your girl fo
love you. carry her box Of Eb-
bert's fresh homemade candy
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

The ladies Of the co-workers and
Mission societies Of the G. P.
Church announce their bazaar to be
held, beginning Monday next, the
10th inst, in the building next to
Dahnke's Cafe now occupied BY
Henpner & Sutherland. The ladies
will occupy the entire front and
viii have on display homemade
novelties Of various kinds. together
with chickens, cakes, pies, etc.
There will be no lunch counter. ex-
cept probably for serving chocolate,
The bazaar will open Monday
morning and sales will continue
until articles are all sold.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

The Union CITY Hardware & Fur
niture Co. have handsome line of
goods bought specially for the hol-
iday trade. The articles are to be
found in hardware and furniture
stores, embracing ornamen II
wares, furniture, hardware, glass
ware and jewelry. The latter de-
partment is kept BY Miss Dautie
Pardue. Call and pay them a visit.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

Twenty-seyen yards of new rag
carpetIng for sale. Telephone 176.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

Have you ever tired Sunshine
-FOUR Try il.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-03-24
Enormous Waste of Power.

Probably the greatest waste of power
in this country, outside of the natural
water power daily going to waste all
over the land, can be found in the Con-
nellsville coke region in Pennsylvania,
where the gases from thousands of
coke ovens pass off into the air without
any effort being made for their utiliza-
ton. These gases might be used to oper-
ate gas engines, just as Illuminating gas
is made to do at present and the gas en-
gines could in turn operate the dynamos
with which to generate thousands of
horse power for commercial use in the
adjoining districts. 1t has already been
proved, in the case of the Niagara Falls
Power company and another long line
in California that distance is no bar
rier to the transmission of electric pow
err and even Pittsburg, with all its man
ufacturing industries, is not beyond t. 3
reach of this enormous quantity of pow
er which is now going to waste.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-03-24
DIVORCES IN NEW ENGLAND.
One to Every Six Marriages in Maine
in 19O2-The NumberIs
Growing.

The National League for the Protec-
ton of the Family has been delving
into statistics to ascertain the proper
ton of marriages and divorces in the
several states, reports the New York
Sun.
According to the latest statistics OBJ
tainable there was one divorce to about
every six marriages in Maine, one di-
vorce to every S.3 marriages in New
Hampshire, one to every 10 in Vermont,
one to every Is in Massachusetts, one
to every S.4 in Rhode Island, one to every
S.8 in Ohio, one to every rs in Indi-
ana and one to every II in Michigan.
DR.. Samuel Dixie, the leagues secre-
tary, says:
An interesting arrangement has been
entered into by large proportion of the
clergy of Rhode Island, which shows that
something can be done toward harmoni-
Gus action. even where there is a wide
divergence of opinion. 1t is mainly in
the line of suggestions which the secre-
tary of the league has been making for
several years, and only needed efficient
and wise leadership, such as has been
shown in Rhode Island, to make it prac-
teal.
Under the lead of Bishop Doane, of
Albany, an effort is being made to get
the various denominations of Christians
of the country as whole to make
some agreements in regard to the action
of their ministers in marrying improp-
er persons. This is much slower work
than the formation of local plans like
that of Rhode Island
Some of the denominations have no
national bodies empowered to act for
all their churches in such matter. Some
of those who have such power meet only
once in three or four years, and the di-
versity Of opinion is very great"