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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
DEVELOPMENTS ARE EXPEDITED
Mary Matters. Relating to Manage.
ment of Society Are Still to 3.
Proted AMI us interesting Exhibits
IS Those Already Made May Be
Forthcoming Later on.
(By Assncinicn I,resa.1

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 2?.-Fur.
Their interesting and startling develop
"cnis may DC expected before Sill
ncr'ntcn'ent of Insurance Francis
Hendricks gets through with the
Equitable Life Assurance Society. The
rel'ort Just submitted by Mr.. Hen
dricls il only preliminary one.
Which, does not contain many matters
relating to The management that are
under investigator. hut arc unflnisil-
cd. These lires Of investigation may
Produce. IL Is understood MS inter-
cstinS exhibits as those already made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
LOOKING FOR THE
RIGHT VIRGINIAN
Congressman Maynard Discusses
Question Of Lees Successor
For jamestown.
tsrcciaI to the Daily rrcsa.>


WASIIiIINGTON, ID. G.. June 70
Congressman II. l.. Maynard, who has
been III The city for Il day or two past
was asked especially MS to what would
be done towards securing IL successor
10 General Lee, as president Of the
jamestown exposition, anu OF General
Whcclcr's chances. Mr. Maynard said:
II am anxious to see man put at the
head Of the exposition us soon as some
one suitable for the position can be
found II will he a hard matter to Sc
lcct man as able in every way as
General Lee was for the work. How
ever, cannot say when this will be
done. There has been some talk of
securing General Wheeler for the
place, but ! do not think that will be
the case. am pretty sure that some
VirGinian will he chosen for the work"
Continuing, Mr.. Maynard said:
'Thc exposition has been retarded
somewhat by opposition i'll some quar-
tiers. but there is little doubt but that
good appropriation from the next
congress will put it all right The
trouble about the exposition matter is
that some people do not realize its
Importance AS soon as we can get
people to see it that way it will go
right along, better i'm fact, than it is
now
81 think it is pretty safe to say that
some Virginian will be chosen as the
head of the exposition"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23

inG committee to draw up the find
ing Ut the body III this matter. This
committee consisted of Dr. Charles w.
Kent and Major William A. Anderson.
Heprchcrsiple Conduct. Says Board.
Late this evening The State board,
III education adopted. Il resolution re-.
citing all The facts il. the case an'l
declaring J. a. Nc(;ilvray to have
h.en guilty ot exceedingly Scrrchcn-
81: lc conduct. Il is recommended that
he hc at once removed from ciilre
" the superintendent of public iii
Strurtion
The conduct of Thomas Is also
severely condemned. but the heard has
no jurisdiction over him The hctly.
however orders that the contract with
The J.. L.. Hill Company. SO far as IL
relates To school registers. he declared
iI'.li aud void. Tho J. l.. Hill PRINT
ing Company is cxonoratcd of any
knn"Icise of wronr'loing.
Jenkins appointed Inspector.
The school beard took its mos; in:-
prrtant action late tonight whcE IL
tcci,ir,l to divide the State into five.
subdivisions with an inspector in
charge Of each.
The pay of each Inspector Is tn be
81 soc. The following officials were,
elected: First ..istrict-Ic. H. Russell.
Bristol, Scccnl. Willis A. Jenkins,
Newport News: Third, j. s. Thomas.
lynchbnug; Fourth. Harris Hart.
Roanoke, Fifth. g. S. Maphis. Char.
lottrsville.
w. C. Morton was elected slnnrin
tcnhcnt Of schools of Newport News.
Ge,rge w. E;!ingcr. of Rcckbrdge
county and l. n. Berry of Madison.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
POLISH WORKMEN ~'
SHOOT IN REVENGE
Killed Cossack and Two Policemen
For Work of Wednesday in
Streets of Log.
Uy Associated Press.)

LODI, RUSSIAN POLAND, June 90.
twenty-five persons were killed as
the, result of yesterdays firing by
Dragons and Cossacks OH il procession
OF. 10000 workmen, which had been or.
ganizcd as Il demonstration against
the government.
Ten of the about one hundred
wounded are dying. Two women were
crushed to death in the rush of the
panic-strickcn crowds, after the firing
hogan.
This morning some workmcn, in re.
vcnge for last nights shooting. shot
and killed Cossack and two police
men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23

were appalling. The night was dark
save lnr the light from the bazin.
wreck IF the coach that was crushed
a.d splintcrcd ON top Of the engine.
Men SwarnCd about it cunIl.attin.
:hI flames with the ncans at hand
gripping their way through the blind
Ing, So aiding steam Lat rose in
clouds. hunting for the Injured
whose pitcuus cries were such ms chill
lc' ;he hearts of those who irar.l
them. The water supply WAS small
ami the means at hand for hghtin:
the "an.cs were pitilully Inadequate.
hut the zeal Of the rcscuers wrunrh,
great things for the first few minIt cs.
Va'art Work of Pullman Force.
Pullman Conductor j. ~. O'Neill.
win his force of p"rtcrs. did valiant
work III helping care for The injured
rs they were taken from the wreck.
l'rdtings blankets AMI slerls were
STRIPPED from the hunks of The four
Pu'l','aE coaches aud use.l for the re.
lief Of the sufferers.
Conductor Alexander Hammond.
Hhu cs' apc'l. started the work of
rescue. ami led his fellow trainmcn
an! The less seriously hurt of the pas.
Singers III deeds that we're truly
heroic
the wrecked train was making
nearly % miles an hour mhcn the nc.
riiien; occurred. according to Fireman
aaron Gorlam. of Nurwalk. who was
BADLY bruised. but otherwise unin.
lu'c!. tremendously escaped death.
Speeding Like tile Wir1.
we were speeding like wind" said
"nrha'n. when the engine lcr, The
TRACK. II occurred so quickly tl.at |
llltlc Knew what happened until We
crashed into tn. Mcntnr freight ln,,s.,.
neither heard nor saw tho engine .r
utter mat The engine overturned
ana some how The tank managed ia
'a' u"uii lac. but not hca,ily and |
WIS sheltered by IT, lost conscious
ness from ;hr terrible l.Iow which
nal received ulon the head ana
khc" nntllng until was dra.rc.,
from underneath the wrc, krd engine. =
Conductor Alexander llammonl. Of
the limited. said: ~ "a .. =.
~ -r'lsllfsi1 btili st6 tic switch i'm Z
iitIlatcl" after the wreck. II WINS
open and locked open. tried II and
sound that it worked ali right. The
sAItch light was on. Not wheel
rolled over the switch since No 10
the east-lOmnd Chicago and Boston
train went through forty minutes he
fore"
ID. {. Moon. assistant general SUI.
pcrinlendcnt of The Lake Shore rond
ate; Investigating \thc cause Of The
wreck. made this statrincn, today:
Win Malicious Inteks.
Il have made Il careful and thor.
nush examination. Tho switch WINS
oEcn. ! am satisfied that somciody
having key, opened the switch
with malicious intent. The train di.,
not jump tho track"
quantity of irst.class mail maj.
ter vas destroyed by the fro which
consumed Ill except tho two roar
'cacncs. The mail was largely com.
posed of the through pouches from
The West and destined for Eastern
roints
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Writ Of eIabeas Corpus Denied.

BRATrLEBORO. VT. June "a
Y lie habeas corpus petition Of Mrs.
Y Rogers was denied by Judge
wheeler, sitting as Justice of the
unittl States Circuit Court today.
In his opinion. Judge Wheeler crlti.
tjscd the proceedings of the State
with reference to Mrs. Rogers and her
case lie could not see. however. tina.
lie WAS justified in ordering her lis
charge fronl custody Mrs Rogers
lawyers filed an appeal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
AGAINST SUNDAY BASEBALL.
sident Jacksonville Amusement
Company Sent On.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June "a
w. c. West, president of the Jackson
vile Amusement Company, the com
pany that owns the franchise of the
Jacksonville Baseball Club, of the
South Atlantic League. was arrested
today and bound over in bond of $500
to appear before the criminal court
to answer to the charge of violating
the law passed by the last legislature
prohibiting the playing of baseball on
Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
t4iaains Win co.opcrate.

ALBANY. N. Y. June 2".-Gover.
nor Higgins has notified District At
10! n"y Jerome that lir may rely upon
executive cooperation In any actlon:
HE latter night take as the result OF
Superintendent Hendricks preliminary
report on the affairs of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
MRS. MARY ROGERS
AGAIN RETRIEVED
Governor Sell Postpones HanaInG lof
the Murderess Until Deem. \
her 8. 1905.
(By Associated Press.)

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. W.
June ?2.-Gpvernor Bell signed re-.
I':ie;e for Mrs Mary Rogers. the
Remington :.lnrsleress, until December
=. Ian5 Mrs. Rogers was to have
hccn hanged tomorrow for the murder
6s hrr husband
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
WALLAc TO QUIT?
Dispatches Say lie May Sever Connec.
ton With Canal Project.
fRy Associated Presal

WASHINGTON. June 2o.-Chair.
man Shonts, of the lsthminn Canal
Commission. has gone to New York,
where 1t is expected Engineer Commits
sicnef Wallace will arrive from Pana-
ma today. Secretary Taft. will be in
New York Sunday and has arranged
Tor conference with Mr.. Wallace.
While the object Of Mr. Wallace's
sudden return to the United States Is
not known further than the statement
that II Is urgent personal business,
there Is some anxiety felt as result
OF The press dispatches from Panama
indicating that he Intends to sever his
connection with the canal project,
and the secretary has taken the earli.
est opportunity to ascertain the facts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Strike Still Hopeless of Settlement.
lBy Associated Prcss)

CHICAGO. June 22.-The transfers
strike showed practically no signs of
settlement by mediation today. The
employers terms are SO at variance
with the strikers demands that an
agreement seems well nigh hopeless.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
President Council National pefsnse
(By Associated Prcssl

ST, PETERSBURG, June 22.-Em.
nior Nicholas, has definitely appointed
Gral.d Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch,
second cousin of his majesty. TO BIZ
president of the council of national
defense.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
National Council Jr. O. U. 4. M

+ NASHVILLE. TENN. June %
The National Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
completed its work today and adjourn
ed TO meet in Boston IN June 1907.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Pow Nay lave Caused Wreck.

CLEVELAND. OHIO June 2,..-lt is
possible Tat an investigation tenor
row will 'lcvelon the fact that hoy
mcdh'eh with the switch at Mentor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23

Ohio Painter Killed by Train.
RICHMOND. VA. June ga train
at Pope last night killed j. z. Gibson
e painter from Ohio.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23

Continued on page eight.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy Friday,
showers in southeast;
Saturday fair.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09
ORDER RI! OF PUBLICATION y Z 10 n.
STATE OF MSSSOuRIl In Probate Court for the County
ls> Wright and State o1 Missouri
County o. WRIGHT February term A, D. 19nl.
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
guaranteed
0u. $. See. ny
II. b. !nman !
Administrator of the Estate Of
Sarah = Secoy, Deceased, !,

Administrator the Estate of ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
Sarah Secoy Deceased
r. D. Inman Administrator OF Estate Of Sarah p Secoy
deceased and the his petition praying for order
for the Real Estate Of said deceased will
and satisfy remaining debts due by SAID estate and yet unpaid
for want Of sufficient compancd by the accouns lists and
inventories required law snc examination whereofh
ordered that all persons in the said deceased 10
notified that application Aforesaid has been made and that unless
the contrary he shown before the first day Of the next term
this Court DO held the M day May order will be
for the sale whole much the Real Estate of the
said deceased will be sufficient the payment Of said debts and
further ordered that this notice be published in newspaper
in before the Of this Court
further creed that certified copy ct tas order be duly
upon said residents Of said County and
State
Said land belonging said Estate TO be sold described as follow
p,. / ~ W. J. Sec 80 Twp Is Range a. and n, s. W
Sec 3j, Twp 2s Range IL and u w l. N H. /, aud n Ea
W. /. Sec H. Twp ~ Range ~,
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Wright,
j. H. Camer Judge aud FIX uco Clerk OF the Probate Court
sal County hereby certify that tho above is copy
of the original Ordee Publication therein referred the
appears record IN nay Office.
WITNESS my hand Clerk The seal said Court Done
at my office the City said County this h dav
Fcby A D. 1906 j. IL. Cramcr,
Jndee andE AUhico Clerk
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09
ALICEITEMS,
RY SWEET slxTtES.

am glad we can say fine wea.
ther at present quite muddy though.
The box supper given at the Rock
Springs Church house Sat nigh, was
quite success There was 4 cake
for the most popular young lady,
Miss Elite Hutchinson received the
cake.
Miss Minnie Bauey from Norwood
attended the box supper.
Lille Bailey was The guest Of
Myrtle Freeman and An,ha Rogers
Sunday
Perry Barnes and Dave Morris
were visitors at Fred Freemsn'
Sunday,
We are sorrow 10 state that The
little daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
Batey Barnes Gied Sunday eve. al
& O'CLOCK the remain will be laid &c
rest at tie Rock Springs Ceme,ry.
Its reported that Mr.. Fred Kelley
has The Typhoid fever and is nc
better.
Wesley Nicely is staying a, his
grandpa Ba,sy's,
Fraak Huagins ind Son Arthur
made business trip TO Mt Grove
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Higgins
moved on The Esery Aldrige place
atrrday.
Ms. and Mrs. Owe Jennings were
visitors a. d. W. Baileys Tuesday,
Mr.. y, VI, Bailey is on the sick
list this week.
Oh, say Mary and "Dollie
Dlmple' you muslIOe sure and come
down second Sunday in March your
company WILDE appreciated.
x %
Mr.. narges Combs has relurne
home from Kansas he has been gone
seven years.
A bouncing baby boy brightens
the home 81 MI and Mrs. George
Freeman.
For fear u wearing The Ed. and
Cor with 50 much nonsense I will
close hoping % hear from al The
Cor. nest wees. bye bye to ali
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09

whole life grand anthem OF
praise to his Maker; who can even
imagine the fnllness Of Joy that
! thrille 4 an sc row ne d
( the life Of sinless man.
Bat the same happy pair trans
gressed Gods law. Then whal'
Transgression OF law is sin, there
fore man becomes sinner, and
lost his paradis,ical Homo and IA.
vor OF God. When man looses an
earthly fortune, he never forgets
what he has lost, and tho thought
OF his loss and the desire 10 regain
it. haun,s him to his grave. So
/ with our parents, they did not have
eternal life, but they had a beaut
fsl home, and nothing to mar their
happiness and free access to the
Tree Of life by which they
could have perpetuated their lives
| forever. Where the fruit OF the
"Trec of Life is eaten, there is no
sickness, no disease, no death.
You might jast MS well try to wipe
the blue from lhe face OF the sky
as wipe from tho heart of mar, the
thought OF his loss and his desire
for restoration Of tho same, Not
withstanding tho Fall" there was
a promise made TO console man
and give him hope. that no may
yet return. The two trees in the
garden Of Eden, towit: ''Thc tree
OF the knowledge OF good and evil
aud tho tree Of life; symbolized,
the Two Laws, the one from Sinai
and the other from Sion, lsiah 2;
3, last clansc, "for out Of Haon shall
20 forth the law, and tho word Of
Lore from Jerusalem. = The lst tree
gave the knowledge Of good and ev.
III. The first law gave tho koowl-
edge Of sin, and consequently Of
"good and evil Paul says.r(Ro-
mans ~ NAY, ! have no, known
sin. but by the law; for ! had
! M, known lu.t, except the law had
said. Thou shalt not covct.' Also.
In the aist verse we read; II find
Ithen q law. that when | would do
good, evils present with me- Verse
y, M or delight in The law 81
God aftcrthc inward man, ycr Z
"But lsec another law in my mem.
bers, working against the law Of
!my mind. aud bringing me INTO
captivity 70 The law q sin which
LIS in my members. Thus We see
BY lie first law we have ! knowledge
oiagood and esil',which was symbol
lied BY the Tree Of knowledge Of
socd and evil" and Paul says: This
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09


Seldom has n Congress OF The
Emitted States ended its day:
nnd e more peculiar or conflicting
conditions The country IS pros
croua, peaceful and hopeful in
the midst OF political and indus
trial conditions and outlook that
little short Of Revolutionary
The Indictment of the beet trust
involving prominent railroads and
tho summ0uiDg Of clouds OF wit
nesses, the investigation Of the
Standard oil Monopoly. The
railroad rate bill passed almost
unanimously by the House but
held W by Senator'S EIkius, Kcan
and other representatives Of tbs
roads il, tho Senate pretend other
lar reaching and far searching in
vestiga,ioDs Of mnnopoiies until
the country is on tip TOO Of hope
snu expectation. What will the
Summers incubation brioe FORTH
IAisnoe aoubtfll that the country
h behind Theodore Roosevelt !,
more powerfully behind him aud
n with him than il wns on the fourth
OF November, fur that splendid
h majority bns been re.eoforcsd by
\ Ryan, and powerful Democratic
4 contingent. Will the S,oate con
sStioue ito obstructive or TO be
polite, its deliberative tactics' II
lis believed in political circles here
aha. there will be a called session
aot tho new congress IN September
KIor October aud tina, the Senate
will not then stand in the way OF
what the country 80 unanimously
demands.
congress is finishing up in hot
haste, one day this week hun
fdred and thirty bills were passed
" in less than forty minutes.
NJ Representative Campbell who has
n emerged from youthful ubscnrly to be
"A one of the most talked OF men OF the
4 day by his introduction ofa resolution
recommending the investigation and
criminal prosecution OF the Standard Oil
Company insists that he has the evldcn
&c in hand to prove all The charges he
has made against the company TO Com
missioner OF Corporations Garfield, The
deyempement Of the situation in Kan
Nv taken in conjunclion with the popi
far feeling aroused by The many news
1 paper and magazine articles OF late on
Tie subject, gave Mr.. Campbell sast q
acculiar timlinc.s aud the Ilonse in IL
ted ils feelings by adopting The resolu-
NoHs reg. rdless Of patty lines. When
the investigation starts ii will measure
strength with one OF the most powerful
Industrial and financial institutions "
the wcrld, and the movchen, may well
ue regarded as the most lnomen'ons be
gun In this decade.
Indications now are that sea leye
canal will he Dig. Engineers have beer
watching with gren, interest TIE VOL
on the Simplon tunnel, the lungeS' sn'
lerrhnran rosl in the world and il Is or
gued That experience in this great exta
vaiion will greatly mid IN tunnelns ID
Culetra mountain and letting ihc Cha
,Hres river ont through tho tunnel lhl
eliminating The flood problem which ha
been the greatest, or IN fact The onl
ossacle in tho way Of a sea level canal
The Simplon tunnel Ii twelve mil
long, the culcb,& .sunu, +will need |
only Tour miles long and Viii lr,Lall
not cost more than The Boblo, dam Al
sceks would cost.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09

law warning aeaias. another law Il
his mind; which God explains in
Jeremiah, 81. 81, 5a.,3 Behold,
the day come, ssilh the Lord, that. |
will make a new covenant with the
Continued on page ~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09
FARMERS.
CORNER
WHO Can Answer.

Is there any game in the wood
iherey
Any fish in the streamsy
Is there any Angora goats in
That couctryy
Can stock live on the rangey
was down ut West Plains n fe "
years age and they told mo stock
could not feed enough On 10 acres
10 i've one COW. EXCEPT in the
valleys.
Goats might live on brush. md
pigs on ncorns but ii the land
won't grow grass how VIII a man
1.-Two and get milk
think il the land was fairly
productive person ought to get a
living as easy there as any place /
know OF, but If it would take all n
man conld get to buy fertilizer II
would be hard Ives
Are you IN the fruit belt?
Will peaches grow we'll there
and apples and small fruit?
- Extract from letter from a
gentleman in Newton; Iowa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09

carry nice line OF patent medicines viz McGie's Back
kidney Cure haymond Er gs ongh syrup Mcec Baby Ee
err Dr. peppermint Chill Tcnc Josephs Liver Regulator
w macy owner good nsdcnes Raeys Imminent absolutely
guaranteed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09
BARGAIN.

Any one wishing to invest in y
first class Incubator will do Won
TO call at this OFrIcr. We will
sell youa 'Snre Hatch Incubator
together with Brooders for tl4. 90.
You cant set one like Il for lsssI
than ss4 90 II you are ii ths peul-
~ \ nsiness this il what you nssd
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09

Go ~ Ellis y Little for nisSst
s!ne Of mons dress shoes III
town.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-09
WASHINGTON
LETTER

From cur lscgule, Correspondents
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
MoRMON COURTS.
Church onlsl.,. r,y and D.,.r~ins ol,u

Church Onieials rFy and Determine Civil
Cases.
One development Of the Mormon
Investigation causing surprise IL the
existence of church courts, dealing
with temporal affairs. Testimony
has been given as to the workings Of
such tribunals, there even being a
system of appeals. In one case
tract Of land was In dispute, and the
losing litigant nearly lost such
chance Of salvation as the Mormon
church holds out, by refusing TO &C
cept, for q time, tho verdict. She
yielded when convinced that her sonI
was Of greater value than her acres.
Probably there 10 not another
organization In the United States
with the gail 10 set itself up Rs a
judicial authority, aud apply it, own
codes, regardless Of statutory Law.
Tho Chinese Highbinders, Of San
Francisco, do this, bat they are reek
oned 20 be living IN heathen dark
nsss. They scorn utterly the duly
c0nst itnted courts. even Ia relation
to such serious acts as murder. How
ever, there is not involved In their
demeanor any threat to society.
They are aliens, In no manner con
eerned with the affairs Of the land.
They do not know who is president
Of the United States, and do not care,
for they have nothing In common
uith tho people about them. and they
could no more appreciate Whist We
thlnk Is civilization than they could
fiy. They do not think In terms that
can b. grasPed by any but the
lOrientai mind.
Tho Mormon IL In our midst, and
. source Of discomfort 10 the midst.
Ills defiance - braxen. deliberate,
and the climax II Arrogance. Tbs
attitude assumed BY him has all ths
osssnro of treason. Whether or moi
the church has the power 10 send I
man 10 the senate and keep him tbeFs
IL u far greater concern than II II Ia
volved nothing bat the future II Al
Individual. There IL a great pFlDei
pie II stake II any handed biRot,
can rise superior 20 tbs Unitct
States. IL IL interesting 10 wAtel
them rise, and speculate as 10 ih'
character ~ meat on which tbel
food. Washington City Times.