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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-24

The history OF the republican
party In IA history OF contention
aud struggle. The republican
party was born In the throos of
violent controversy and cradlcd
amid the fierce fires OF resultant
conflict. Enemies from within as
well as enemies from without have
mcnhccd It's existence, but with
brave heart aud strong hand II hns
expelled the one and rcpellcd the
other. In war and In peace II has
been equal to every emergency. -
IL found two ilags floating where
God intended thrc should iloat but
one; II found.a divided country,
aud made IL whole; II found gnp-
Ing, bleeding wounds and healed
them; IL found an empty treasury
and filled It; It found an impover-
ishcd people and enriched them;
found the oountry's industries
PROSTATE, and made them pulse
with new life. Its history is lum-
inous with splendid achievements.
Grand old party, how we love II !!
The old men VINO were present at
Its birth, who voted for its Fremont
and its Lincoln are proud of It's
history, and the young men who
bear It's banner today must hand
TINT banner as unsullicd to their
children as their fathers delivered
II to them. Let the republicans of
Montgomery county and Missouri
IA mad EnlhlaTa lhl hnl a.
armor this year and fight mnnful-
ly, loyalty, shoulder to shoulder
to not only continue this party
with all its great principles in
power, but to help redeem Mis-
souri, from more than thirty years
Of corrupt democratic rule--help To
plant II among the greatest states
Of this greatest nation on earth.
Committee on resolutions report
ed by reafiirming the resolutions
adopted Mt the county convention
held in April, 1904.
1 Committee on order Of business
reported as follows:
Nomination Of Rcpresen tativc,
/ 2 Collector, 8 Sheriff, Assessor
o Treasurer, 6 Prosecuting Attor-
ney, Surveyor, = Public Admin
istrator, 0 County Judge Dist. No I,
10 County Judge Dist. No. 2; also
the election OF delegates to the
State, Judicial, 9th Congressional
and nth district Judicial conven.
tions, all Of which was adopted
The chairman announced nom.
nations for representative wer,
In order.
Hon. John v. Nebel was renom.
mated for representative by accla.
nation.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-24
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and kolla West and Gus lttncr of
Prairie were placed In nomination
for the oilicc of Collector. The
vote was taken by townships and
resulted as follows; Hcying 50,
West 2ii. Ittncr 81. Mr.. Hcying
was declared the nominee OF the
party for the Office of collector.
j. j. Slcight and Geo. Bethel OF
MONTGOMERY, and j. NJ. Bowling
OF Loutrc were placed In nomi-
nation for Sheriff; on roll call OF
townships the ballot stood, Slcight
81, Bethel ~. Bowling ~. Mr..
Sloight was declared the nominee.
Ed. Spears, +. NJ. Lahuc, Il. W.
Hunter were placed In noml-
nation for Assessor. First ballot
resulted Spears 81, Lahuc (, Hun
ter ~, necessary to nominate u.
The second ballot resulted, Spears
~, Hunter 5l. Mr.. Hunter was
declared the nominee.
A. w. LaiYcrty, the present In
cumbcnt, was rcnominnted by ac-
clamation for prosecuting attorney.
Eustlcc II. Ham OF Montgomery,
j. j. Goullcc Of New Florence, G.
w. Coylngton OF Mineola. and q.
T.. Porter were placed In nomina-
tion for county treasurer. Mr.. Ham
won out on the first ballot as fol-
lows; Goullce II, Covington a.,
Ham iS, Porter o.
Clay Baker OF Montgomery was
nominated for surveyor by accin-
nation.
j. j. Goullcc was nominated for
public administrator by acclnma-
tiop.
X. A. Pew and II. c. Baur prcs-
cnt incumbents !owcre renomlnated
foe county judges.
DIR. @. Il. Elkins OF Gammn was
nominated by acclamation for cor.
oncr.
The following delegates were
then elected to the various state
and judicial conventions;
State nominating convention nj
st. Joe, c. +. Elklns, Chas. SpIis-
hirn, j. w. Mason. ID. s. Baker,
Judge Lichtc, q. Il. Burton.
State Judicial convention TO be-
held nt Jefferson City, J. O. Cow
ington, Col. l.. A. Thompson, a.
w. Laiicrty, j. l.. Reeds.
Congressional. TO be- held AZ
Montgomery City. l.. Ar.crborn.
IL. g. Bcgcman, II. j. Monig, jos.
Gil, w. G. Goshorn, j, B. Clark
son.
Judicial convention, 18th judi
clal circuit, which meets at Mont.
gomcry city, Aug. 3, 1904, G. &.
Cook, j. II. Martin, II. c. Roy
nolds, w. w. Lewelling, j. Il.
Dickey, w. Lewis.
The following were elected mem
bers OF the new county central
committee;
Bear Creek-John o. Wilson, II.
c. Begcman, Jno. Schowengerdt.
Danvillc--R. w. Baker, q. S.
Elliott, Ed Convey, John Jeiicrs, jr.
Loutrc- II. A. Amman, l.. a.
Stewart, Il. Nicdergerke, j. II.
Elscnraat.
Montgomery II. Heath,
Il. II. Algcrmisscn, j. L. Dickey
Dan GrenDan.
Prairie-A. Il. Hendcrshott, @.
+. Elkin, Jas. Hellyer, j. IL.
Martin.
Upper Loutrc--J. @. Rallston,
VIM. Schulz, jr, r. w. Kuhne,
VIM. Fry.
At tho meeting Of central COM
mittee after the convention, DIR. q.
Il. Nuns was reelected chairman,
and T.. II. Algcrmissen, secretary.
The following executive board has
also been appointed; q. l. Nuns,
cham, L. ii. Algermissen, scc'y.,
VIM. Heath Of Montgomery, +. F..
Convey OF New Florence, and J. G.
Rallston Of Wellsville.
w. II. FIELDS, Secyl
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Local Briefs.

anu Iutniiys
Miss Clara Whiteside returned
ha me last week from an extended
visit to Slater, Mo.
All kinds Of material for pickles,
at Milton Jones.
Hon. Champ Clark says he will
be In Wellsviile, June "a, at the
st. Johns day picnic, and make a
speech.
The Montgomery base ball team
defeated the Warrcnton team at
this place Sunday by score OF
f8 TO 0.
Mrs. +. d. Gentry Is visiting rel
atives and friends in Washington
county, and the judge Is now about
the most lonesome man In town.
The county examination, June
9th and 25th will be held at Wells.
Vile. Examinations will begin at
Sa. m. and 1880 p. m. ON both
days.
Vim. +. Church, the Warren
,o,o,,, ru,a., a. rau .,on, 90 ho
.,,oa y, varror,on ana vii, oono
up about July I, before Judge
Shelton.
N,,.. lw,,,. .th,s ,,,,, .a-
tied and managed the Bcllllower
= n
' '"' '"' 49,. 49, .o'
,ick wife and son
All kinds Of material for pickles
mt MILTON JONES'.
Elsewhere In this paper today
will be found calls for two addi-
tional republican conventions to
be held In t,is city on August a.
f6ccono,css,or., aud tho iud,cla,
~, o"s ~ ~"
the new Florence oohk last
week renewed Its former i5 years
Icnse OF life. The old officers were
rc.olec,od and h,s,ross viii con.
tinuo as before M Tho same old
.,ond
MI. .M.,vpo.a a,oaa,h houo
- p.r.,,.. Co. la, - Tee
L. D.r.s.es 80. .n 49,, -,
u"s' '."'ea was 81 a.", "
the heed orothers Oh Weiisviiie'
and was former resident OF Md
dietown.
Finest line oi roasted COMES IN
e""n o' "'0N 'oNH'
Ed Spears and Geo. Bethel both
came up smiling after the con-
ven.ion, and requested the TRIB-
UNE to say that the nominated
ticket is strong one and that
they will vote for every nominee.
Notice Is hereby given to all
parties having notes, security
oonus Vi o'n.i o,ains "suhs. "o ao
days for se,ticment mr. same will
bcbarrcd from payment.
6-2f 2t. NICOLA DEToUL.
The delegates from Montgomery
county to the democratic judicial
convention for this district, which
meets at st. Charles next week
Thursday are DIR. David Nowlin,
hey' X. =; MeIyuie, FRED biattner
~ yo
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MONTGOMERY CITY, MISSOURI FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1904.
Shoffner Brown took little trip
down the Pike this week.

etc., every day at Barley's.
Booker Graves and Manlcy
Hudson spent Sunday in Mineola.
Misses Benton McCannc and
Eunicc Crownover are visitin z In
Mineola this week.
Don't fail to call ut Barley's and
see the fine line OF Gunther's can
dies. He has the best TO be had.
DR.. j. q. Armstrong and Rev.
T. NJ. Green of this city will do the
preaching at the Mincola church
dedicat ion Sunday. Basket dinner.
A couple Of communications
were received this week too late for
publication, and may appear later.
Barlcy's Ice cream, with or
without soda, Is the best make
and delicious to the taste. Call
and try it.
Miss Meletta Mittman, who has
been the guest OF Miss Benton
McCann for some time, left Satur-
day for her homo in Texas.
Fruit jars, cans, rubbers, sealing
wax, ETC., at Milton Jones'.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Barley OF
Mexico, Mo-, who have been
visiting the formers parents in
this city, left Monday for st.
Louis to see the fair.
II will pay all who have not seen,
TO com G and see Williamson's fine
line of photos. One hand painted
pastel in every $500 order.
Mrs. Lou Jennings and little
daughter, Stonie, after n several
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Tatum, at Joplin. Mo-, returned
home last Thursday.
For Salc:--Ab0ut $50 bushels of
good corn, at my old farm "a miles
southeast Of Montgomery City.
Inquire Of j. =. RODGERS,
Montgomery City, Mo.
s. @. Cope this week presented
".. ~.
H" sVoseooes'
"' ~
NJ. p.
former resident Of this city, died
In st. Louis Monday and was
CT. 90
S"o ""s % yeai' Vi "so.
"" D9u " "' WV '
,e" % .i,ei' h""ie"ee county
WIS "'ii'eu "c'o 'as. riuhy
~ o'n'ns " spe,a some time VISIT
'"s "ei eou''h' "rs' Lou jennings
You get Just what you have
Mah.ea s, ,or u long ume AT Wl,liam-
n, ~ c. 49, - ros
.o.,h =, ..,a a.. n-, 81 ,,.a,
- ~. 80 "s "spos.'
p.u W"
49,, oaa.'.,asI :" r n.. ~"n
s..,,,,' .r, IN 49,. 80
80 sar,, -, w. ~ ~
II E,s,, =, na u,
-. NJ. IA NJ IT. ~
Ashh.u". .,s 80 % - n W
80, ~ - 49, 49, .,,s ,S
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so,., Tn. 80. 80 80 no ~ n
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WORDS OF SYMPATHY
From United States to Madame Bar
thold, or Death Of Husband.

Paris. oct. Acting "A Instructions
from W lShlngton. ambassador Port,':',
today. sent Madame i!artholdi the fol-
lowing letter.
"Mldamc: The heath ~ the eminent
sculptor " no has always aimed at Civ
ing to his works the expression of
some great idea or noble aspiration.
has profoundly moved the American
nation who had received from him
lasting prof of his sincere admiration
Az the interpreter of these sentiments
the government Of :hc United States
has nj idcn me to say to you that the
statue of Liberty cnliShtening the
world has rendered III" name of Bar
tholii dear to all my coNntrymcn. who
join in your grief and that of the ar
tistiral world. In aruuitting myself Of
this duty. allow me to express my per
sonal sympathicS and thns" Of all tn ;
members Of the embassy who. like my
self. had with Rartholdi friendly rnla-
tious during the last - wears which
HAY" left in our hearts souvenirs We
shall never forget.
| have tn" honor to 10
Your respectful servant.
tSigncD HORACE PORTER
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ON SHOVELFUL SHOkL.
Belfast Schooner John c. Smith Prob
ably a Total Wreck.

ChatE2m, Mlss.. Oct. 6.-Th" three
masted schooner John 6. Smith of Bel
fast. Ne, bound fram Bangor with
hths. won't ashore on Shovelful ShoaIs
during the night and lies in a bad posi-
ton. 1t is believed the chances of
saving hrr are slight. The schooner.
which WAS in charge of capt. :. r..
Pendletuu grounded while trying 60
cross the shoals 1T high water. The
crew % The Mon"mny lif" saving sta
ton went to her assistance ANA re-
mainei on tn. vessel all night. Their
efforts tn float tn, vessel. Fnwev"r.
We're ljuavaIing. The captain AMI
crew Of the smith Wer" still aboard.
this morning. TIL" schooner is leaking
somev rat and is strlning a little, al
though the sea is smooth and the wind
light from the north.
The John g. Smith was built at Bel
fast. Me. in 1874 She is Il vessel Of
AL tons gross. $500 tons ret. and is 1872
fnot long. - feet wide and 10 feet deep.
She is owr.l in Belfast
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PARKER'S CALLERS.
A Few Foreigners Tell Him They Will
Vote and Work for Him.

\.W York. oct. Ga delegation from
the Hungarian Democratic League of
Greater New w. called on Judge
Parker at IN. Hostel Seville, today.
Morris Cukur. tn. spokesman for the
delegation told Judge Parker that the
members OF the league desired to as
sure him that the Hungarians i'll the
United States are not going to vote
the Republican ticket. this year. He
said:
There are 5000 HungarianS in New
York ana 40 per cent. Of them Will vote
for Parker and Davis. We may BE-
Warlike by nature, hut we are out for
constitutional government and Woula
rather have YOU for President with
your hand on the constitution than
Roosevelt with his nand on the sword"
Others who called We're DR.. Charles
". =. Brock, Richmond. Va; Senator
German of Maryland: George y. Morse
of Meriden. Conn; John j. Hemphill
and Judge RraWley of South Carolina:
Representative George +. Burgess of
Texas; Representative Thomas w.
HardWick Of Georgia; J. H. ShWartout
of Connecticut, and Senator w. a.
Clark of Montana.
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THEY WANT "LiBERTY."
Filpinos. Once Spanish Slaves, Now
Want to Rule World.

Manila. pct. Ga mass me ting IF
F'ilipino- is ia be held. sunday. ut tho
national thrater fhe cali for the
meeting states its purp0se t. hv TO
take some definite action upon tn"
popular desire to Wit. the giving Of ON
since" support ana sympathy to tn"
American committee, on Philippine in
depehlrncr I'LL its efforts t. attain TIL
enc ~ desire
1T W"lld he ineXnicable. ana ev..n
inpr"D,r for Fili9il"s to fold their
arms amt remain passive ut n time
when ~" Vary best elements of An ri
can society are Wn''linG @r.lenflv IN
order that our native land nay at
tain its nmlition."
Fiery orators viii nc * the rrfrcipal
ore being : ndico. Who il tSty. signed
the Order for the r,as:acre Of al
Am""i"'rS and other FOREIGNERS IN
Maria. tn" government will not in
terferl.
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PARkER'S CAMPAIGN.
Decides That It's Best Not to oPeaN
Except at Home.

New York. oct. 6.-Chairman ldS-
CERT AZ Democratic national hed"-
quarters. gave out he following statf-
ment, today:
Shortly after his nomination. Jud3I
Parker set about the consideration d
his course of action toward the COLI
duct of the campaign. He cohSult"'i
many men of large experience IN Sucn
matters. and made IN examination o.
tho co,Irse of every successful candi :
date. That done. he decided, as 1t was
necessary for him to do. what MS
course should be, and he caused thdt
decision to be made generally known.
+, u-.S IA the effect that he would not
go upon the stump: that such speeches.
ae ne should deem it Cesira BILE to make
cu,1d no made at Rcsemont. following
IN mn r.spect the Mckinley prece-
dent OF 1896.
THAT decision made and announced.
he prr,c. eded to work along the lines
h. hai marked out for himself. lie
believed th-n--as he believes noW-that
h, d..-i,icd rightly. and no amount of
would bulge him. His re-
cord during all his life proves that
,Iaptor will not move him ore iOta.
Thu. incident is closed, and those in
charg. of the campaign fully approve
of ,ha determination Of Judge Parker
Judge Parker has neen importuned
re sneak in various states ana today ;
announcement is designed to prevent
further similar requests.
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RODiCk WILL ADMITTED,
Appeal Taken and Case Will Go to Law
Court.

EIr Harbnr Me, Oct. 6.-Thc will
Of til" late SerruuS II. Rndick Of Bar
IIArbor, W.'s HlnIttoj to probate by
Jui-" Euuuiughm If tia probat.
court III I:Il~uurth, Tuesday, after a
n,aring lasting The greater portion Of
thu lft"ruuun This. iiuvever. is but
III" BEGINNING ~ The luig-ttium. as the
opponents nf the viii filed I'LL appeal
from the iui:;m' ut rendered by Judge
Cunningham and Will take the matter
to the :,llrcn" court The case will
be in order for trial III thr January
term.
The viii WAS presented for probate
~ l.. l.. rc:!ev. t.si.. who represented
Mrs. I'll h- Erljrh. widow IT tile de-.
cc.D+"d. tu whom un jht property was
l"lt hy tn" terms Of the WILL The OPP
I"r"nts W." Irl scented by Hon. e.
:. Clark ana II. Il. T.n.u, ESD. The
lr1,l! ul~ tnkru I'm Nrs. 4. Il. Pinea
sister nf thr lr,.naS"I. WHO was the
ONLY patty that HpI,"arrd in the case
rs opposing the will at this hearing
,tith"uah il ms hr,n iftimltt.l thar
others NJ tue rcl ttivcs would apralr
as opponents of the VII.
There were bat -four Witnesses on The
sand. Tht prepayment offered III, three
Witnesses " thr Will. John H. PctpE
ESQ. rr Charles a. Morrison ana JohG
Sun,iuSlly. .iLdcc Peters testified that be
Gl.w the Will 1T tine request of 5 h
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FREE BAPTISTS.
Conclusion Of Conference
At Blaine, Me.
Committee to Consider Union
With First Baptists.
N. S. Puring.on, Bowdoinham' CHOSEN
President.

blaine. Me. oct. 6 -Rep"rts 81 COM
mittees. unfinished business am ga
address ny q. F. Moshcr editor 81 u"
Morning Star on The Modern News
,,a,,.r" constituted tn. closing pro-
,,,.,rn Of The Maine Free. Baptist Assoc
ci..tion Thursday The annual lnret-
ino, of tbs. Maine Free Baptist Young
People WY held in The afternoon, at
which officers were elected.
ON receipt of greetings from the
Maine Baptist Association in session
at Wat"rville. and a request Tor the
appointment Of a committee or con-
ference looking toward union OF the
two associations. the following mes
sage Was returned.
ITO the Maine BAPTIST Missionary
Convention, Waterville: Christian
greetings. Your courteous message
received We have appointed Il COM
fuitlce 10 consider proposals Of union.
Prof A. ". Anthony of Lewiston, is
chairman Of that committee We re-
spcctfully refer you to that commits
tee"
The convention elected the following
officers: President, y. :. Purngt"n.
Bowdoinham: vice presidents. Rev. a.
l.. Gcrrish. Bath; Rev. r. +. ';lkey,
Auburn; Rev. j. r. Ranger. Spring
vale: corresponding secretary. and
state agent. Rev. :. &. Whitcomb,
Eangnr: clerk, Rev. j. p. Roberts.
Faith. treasurer, &. II. Brown, Auburn;
NJ 'lIT. III
burlington, Howdoinham: auditor, Mr..
Knowlton, Portland; executive board,
Rev. Lewis Malvern, Portland. b. c.
Jordan, Alfred, Prof. \. f. burlington,
Watervillr.
The Woman's Missionary Society
WAS addressed by Miss l.. {. FonmbS
Of Midnapurr, India. on Mission
Work"
ON receipt of greetings from the
Main" BAPTIST Association in session at
Wat"rVill" and u request for tn" np-
,uiutmrnt Of A committee on confer
.nc, lacking toward 4 union Of til" tWu
associations. the following message
was returned:
TO the Main" BAPTIST Missionary
Convention. Wat"rvil!c:
"ChrisJiAn gre tings. Your court"-
Gus m"Ssag" received. cW have ~
pointed Il committee to consider rIn-
pos.tls of union. Prof. A. W. Anthony
of Lewiston. Is chairman. W" respect t.
fully refer you t" that committee"
The Wutnans Missionary Society
was addressed by Miss l.. &. CoombS %
Mldnaror", India.
The convention closed With tn" un
nual meeting of tn" Main" Free I:aptis
Young People in tn" afternoon. and Al
Address. this evening. delivered b,
Hurry f. Myers "f FIilis'lnlr. Mich.
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MARY MAHEUx FOUND.
lewston's Missing Woman Wandered
Over Six Days.

lewiston NJ p.t Safer six
,,,.
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NII"NS MHrr" Hiss Mary Mih't'N'
L"Nistoi's missing Woman. was found
in \ most .,r,a,vt..I W, ,lirfon near the
r.,.l,. ,,iu ..,.,,,., ,,-ad,asday
io."'' ~ Mlcil2el Sflrl' - -Au','' -
IT H'l'lh communicates ~ ~
i-' "'I F'ice ''v!''' NO
at once. / ne N,''''','
''l'; l"' go An.
''",V "'i ''INrl !" Mini l''-'' .,.,,',,,.
NhS ii''''t IT
49, i''~S'. 'l' ~ p'!"'H ~ = .'''' i.,,>,,'
''.'' ~ %. O. i'i It ny W.T.. NJ,
,,'..,,.. ',.'' n.y. ~ f., favar-
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TO ENLARGE OPERATIONS
The Republic Iron & Steel Co. Has
Great Plans on Foot.

Chicago. H.. oct. 9Th. Republic
Iron 4 Steel 60. officials have COM
pleted negotiations by which the conf
pany Will be able to raise $1.00o.000
cash to prosecute its expansion plans
and meet its floating debt.
The First National Bank and the
First Trust and Savings Bank have
arranged I" furnish the money. The
steel company will issue 10000 600
first mortgage : per cent. bonds. II
also will issue tw"-Y"Hr AND three year
rates to the extent of >7.cno.no0. These
notes hay" been taken by tie institu-
ti"ns named ana they will have the
bonds rs collateral security for the
notes. ThrS" notes bear > per cent.
interest ana will be ISSUED rs funds
are needed ny the company.
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TO CHURCH.
Message Of Archbishop
Of Canterbury.
Given to FpiscopaIian Conven-
ton at Boston.
Amount of Business Transacted at
Thursdays Session.

Boston, Oct. 6.-The archbishop of
Canterbury. speaking before Il joint
session of the House of Bishops and
House of Deputies of the Episcopal
church here, today, delivered 4 mes
sage to the American body. III which
he urged that the church take steps to
guard the religious life Of the nome.
The archbishops address WAS forcibly
delivered and was easily heard III all
parts Of Emmanuel church where the
sessions are be ing held
AT today's session Of the House of
Deputies several resolutions to make
more stringent the canon on the re-
marriage Of divorced persons We're pre-
scented. one resolution was aimed to
prohibit the re-marriage of Il divorced
person while the former partner is liv-
ing. The whole question Viii come lat
er.
An attempt VAS made by j. Gamer
on Buxton of Winston. y. C.. to pre-
sent Il resolution d"ploring the action
of Bishop H. ~. Potter Of New York.
in participating at the opening of the
subway tavern. hut The resolution was
declared out Of order.
Gen. j. II. StOtScnburg of mdlanIpo-
lis, introduced Il resolution comdcmning
the lynching. \ number of the South
trn delegates voted to ;f''' ~. re-
solve. but. eventually, it Was was re-
f,lred to a special committee. The
convention voted. today, to send greet
ngs to the English church congress at
Liverpool.
Tonight. Bishop Lawrence gave i
reception to the House of Bishops ut
LIS residence.
\ conference of diocesan secretaries
and assistants was held at Episcopal
headquarters.
The convtrtion Of :l,. N,-"mnns Aux
illirry of tn. i;oHrd Of Foreign Missions
was Formally opened. today, by a SER
vice in Trinity church at which the
sum Of $lij.111 was presented to the
bo;rG 49, a result of the efforts of the
past thr"" years.
\ missionary meeting was 'lel1 in
fremont Temple. this afternoon. 1T
which a number of missionary bishops
explained the needs of their jurisdic
ton.