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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
THAT C0LLECTORSHlp
Will Dsysr Get it7-Hs is Said to be
Backed by John s. Wise.

A report is current in Washington that
K. o. Deyer, deputy collector of internal
revenue Tor the Richmond District, is to
be made collector in the place Of Capt.
Asa Rogers, who is to be asked to step
down and out. Though the story ia not
officially confirmed, it is believed that
Deyer will be appointed. He was In
Washington some days ago and remain
ed for day OrtwO.
1t has been known that Capt. Rogere
would be made to go the way OF Treat
Agnews, ct ais. Some have thought
Mr.. Treat would be appointed to the
place held by Capt Rogers, as the Pres
ident said he would take care Of the ex
marshal but Deyer probably has the in
side track.
lie is stated that John S. Wise, OF New
York, is backing Deyer for the position,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
Letter to Chatham Dairy
fredericksburg Va

Dear Sir: There's nothing we like to
tackle so well as cheap paint town.
Devoe in cheaper than any OF EN- Cheap
means dear, and cheap means eheap;you
can always tell which. Cheap town is
nasty; cheap Devoe is faithful and true
Devoe.
MrAJ Smith, Littlestown, Pa, painted
his house: his painter told him to get
I3K gallons Devoe; bad AZ left.
MA II Robert, same town, has lots OF
buildings; paints Devoe; pays 20 cents
more a gallon for it; is glad to; says it's
the cheapest paint there IL. He knows
how II covers: he don't hall know how 1t
s.,ssrs vat Yours truly
90 FW Devoe 4 Co
p s-J. Willard Adams sells our paint.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18

0l. uoc. led at Nuhden. but General
Kmcra'kic. WITH ,ac railway for line
Of r.taaL probably VIII bc able e.
keep ahcd Of his pursUors. 4 constant
succession Of delaying rear guard en-
counter may be expected.
Military men here have but the
haziest ideas as TO where the next
stand will be made.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
TO ROUSE REPUBLICANS
Chairman SIemp Favors Candidates
For Every Office.

Bascom Slemp, new chairman OF the
State Republican committee, says: 1--WE
are going to make nomination for
every Office on the State ticket, and we
are going to wage a campaign that will
show that the Republicans mean bust
pess. The convention will have to decide
whether candidates shall be put up for
the Senate and House. | favor it, and
hope we can arouse the party ell over
the State"
Mr.. slemp would express no preference
IA to the nominee for governor beyond
saving the clesnest and most capable
man was wanted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
NUGGETS OF NEWS

Peter n. McGraw, of New Jersey
has been appointed fourth assistant
postmaster general
Nan Patterson will be put on tria
in New York on April 10 for the muir
der Of Caesar Young. the wealthy
boOkmaker.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
q .so per Year, in AdvAnas
SATURDAY, MARCH Is. 1905.
THE JEFFERSON TO BE REBUILT

THE JEFFERSON TO BIZ REBUILT.
Richmond il 10 be congratulated
upon she fact that the J'iierson
Hotel is 10 be rebuilt. IL was "A Sc
we're blow 80 our capital city when
this famous hOstelry was destroyed
by fire, and its rebuilding will nos
only bring Joy to the hearts OF the
people OF Richmond, but all Virgin
inns will rejoice AS well. 1t is partic-
ularly fitting that the Jefferson
should he rebuilt by Richmond clti'
zens, whose pride in its noble pro-
portions is just and proper, and that
the new jefferson will eclipse the old
In equipment and splendOr. This pa
trIotic, public spirited resolve means
much so Richmond, not only on ac-
count of the advantages that a
splendid hotel gives any city, but be-
cause IL will re-eStaOliSh the CONF
dence OF she public in Richmond :
ability to surmount a calamity and
a disaster such as the Jefferson fire
was. The only wonder is that with
she many public spirited men OF
Richmond the matter was allowed
to rest for four years, until the i'm
preston had gone aboard that the
residents of the capital city OF the
Coniederacy had lost shat sturdy
fortitude with which they met and
annihilated well nigh insurmounta-
BILE difficulties forty years ago, and
erected great and beautiful city on
she ashes OF their devastated homes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18

Toxic. March 1.-THE Japanese oc-
cupied Tie Pass at midnight March 10.
Details of the occupation of Tie Pass
have not yet been received at imperial
army headquarters. An official bulletin
reports the action and that the Japa-
nese are in hot pursuit of the retreatins
Russians. but it does not mention any
particulars about the fight.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
PEACE TALK IN RUSSIA
influential Reaotionary Comes Out In
Statement TO End War.

influential Rcactlonary comes our IN
Statement to End War.
St Petersburg March H. - Prince
Mestchersky. in an article in the
Grashdanin. advises the government to
promptly conclude peace. and says
LET MS have the heroic strength 10
confess defeat before the world. Better
conditions will be obtainable now than
later when Vladiyostok and Sakhalin
have fallen into the hands of the Japa-
nese. and the conclusion Of peace VIII
prove the salvation OF the country 10y
averting internal shipwreck'
These words from such an influential
reactionary as Prince Mestchersky
have caused a sensation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18

Admiral Roiestvensky's feet has
been recalled by the Russian author
tiles, and some keen-eyed people can
see peace in the recall, but Others are
OF opinion that the Russians feared
something would hurt 1t II it ven
tured too far.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18

Bangor, Maine, has a Democratic
Mayor, who was elected Monday.
The city will have to put on her best
attire on inauguration day as this
is the first Democratic executive the
city has had for fifty years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18

Santoupu. eight miles north Of Tic
Pass. Manchuria. March 1.-THE Rus
SLAMS have abandoned their advanced
positions on the Fan river, where the
desperate attack Of the Japanese ton
March 10 was repulsed, and have
fallen back upon the defenses at Tie
Pass. Previous to the retirement the
supplies of wood. etca collected there
were set on fire.
A desperate. bloody battle is now
raging north of Tie Pass.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
JAMS Cut the Railroad.

London. March IA St Peters
burg dispatch TO the Times gives un-
confirmed reports that the Russians
sustained a severe reverse at Tie Pass.
involving the abandonment of their re-
naming artillery. and that the Japa-
nese have cut the railway north OF
Changtufu. 40 miles above Tie Pass.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
TO SUCCEED SENATOR BATE
Governor Frazier, of Tennessee, Noml'
mated By Democrats.

Nashville. Tenn, March 10. - GOV.
ernor James b. Frazier was nominated
bv reclamation in joint Democratic
caucus for United States senator 10
succeed the late General w. B. Bate
Ex-Governor Robert l.. Taylor and ex-
Governor Benton McMillin refused to
90 into the caucus. The nomination IS
equivalent to an election.
Mr.. Frazier served two months OF
his second term as governor OF Ten
pessee. He will be succeeded as gov
ernor by Hon. John l. Cox, speaker oil
the state senate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
,.rrurExANr CENTRAL L1xEv1rcH.
witch Succeeds Kuropatkln.

Linevitch SUCCEEDS Kuropatkln'
ST. Petersburg. March lit is OIL
cially announced that General Kuro-
patkin will be replaced by General
Linevitch as commander-in-chief OF
the Manchurian army.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18

II Mr.. Roosevelt gets Mr.. Hay out
OF the cabinet, it will be a bad day
for the President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
ALYA ADAMS UySEATED
Peabody Wins His Contest For Of
flee of Governor of Colorado.
NE HAS PROMISED TO RESIGN

Republican Factions Compromised BY
Declaring Peabody Elected, After
He Gave Pledge to Resign-Lieuten-
ant Governor to Be Made Governor.
Denver. Colo. March flames II.
Peabody won his contest for the Office
of governor OF Colorado. from which
he retired on January 10. after serving
term OF two years. but his victory
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18

Give your absent relative or friend a
paid up subscription to The Free Lance
for one year for a present. IL would be
appropriate and pleasing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
THEATRE MEN /:
NARROW ESCAPE:

IN Mr.. Clarence y. Atnes. who played Wit y
the yTinsome Winnie Complain 5,t the he
Academy fast night cells, or a thrilling
experience of himself and Mr.. Ed. 3laclt-
burn another member 81 the company.
In the Chesa peakc Fl Q tel, Il No Polls
Nd, early vest erday m ornlil IS "A n {t;f9 a
The company played III Anna polls 2 2 :
night. and Mcssrs.- A mes an, an
Black burn GO rooms on the second HOOP
ID W. the Chesa peake Hotel he whole
troupe made application for rooms, but "
could not be 5ncc0mmodate ed. as the hous g
was already full. 5S
a About 3 o'clock I here was knocking at
\ the door Of AIessrs, "a mes and Bl &C kburi,
and at fIrstEthc8 occu pan s sresen ted Hl hat
they thoughttwas an un wa IRA ntcd ter-
ferenc O.. Later, however. they q discovered
smoke q III the house, and rushed Into he
hall seeking an A exit They u could not
raise the window, SOL they snlash he'd ~ y
with d chair and threw I heir sui c,ises
into the stree t, and jumped Y or their lives
In their might robes. 81 VI
st They caught on an awning railing boz
low, and were not hurt. One man, how,
eyer. was burned to dcat TIL. anu another
broke both 81 legs IN 4 jumping from the
third story Window, and Will probab Is die.
NIessrs. Anles and Blackburn were fur
fnlshed 81 clothing and returned to- their
rooms, ms onl y one side 81 the hotcl was
destroyed . II; rs s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Virginia.

II Charles II. Stewart acquitted OF the MUIR
der Of his cousin. Miss Annie 30 -
James Llnkous found guilty Iof murderSin
SHE first degree at ord. sea -cEest
robbed at u Gloucester and; a {sn Tor under
arrest TT Newport News school patrons
secure Investigation of purchase Of books
- cderal referee ia Newport News de-
clincsto tnlk---P lans by lawyers In Lynch
burg to save McCue's neck "a r-breake \,
convicted at ynellburg---R eside e. o.
Hanover dead at advanced "a ge-----SurvtS-
ine relatives OF wealthy man in 1'lttsylva-.
mia remenhered y Farms I'M james City
and New Kent bring high prices II orse
thief captured In Fredericksburg Caro-
line man dead Of blood poisoning leu Gu.
tenant or trial at Fortress Monroe II,
to establish n city d!spen sary
iii Gharlotte5will faii-----7N 70 present inteil-
ton of appealing to the Governor in
.AfcCue case y former Mayor recovers his
appetitc;a d conference OF his counsel
Mnnagerg Wells, or Norfolk theatres. sum.
shloned ITO court because of crowded
aisles-- Walcott, OF Norfolk q L Federal
patronage refereeN Norfolk magistrate
makes crap raid warrants too high
Deaths in ELS lund. & l sSsis sy. N fst y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Suffered Years:,.. \

.Bai timore, Md. /, Be q. 22, 1sos. Il
Bobbitt Chemical CO., % al tim ore. M d..
s"Gentlemen--1 have nttroublpd 5yvt ttl
I; rleuma tlsm for 14Iyears. During the past
!. three years i have suffered untold mis-.
Il DRY. S85 The gronters part Of the time !
q from my; Is read to my lfent .f9 The doctor
4 pronoun ced N IN case Az cute indamn1tl.
Il tory rheumat ism. affected my hen #
My,feet and ankles were swollen.
IL did not expect to ever be we I'M
N and II did mot ma tier to me " hether5st
lived 81, died I kept hearing q, n e.,I11n.
B eide and the many cures III had made in
4 this city. I secured one OF your sainp y
81 bottles md took It accor riding TO airecs
3 tlons. 5IthenFpurchased one OF the large
bottles and was greatly benefited ID u .ac.
cured another bottle. and q nov feel lk,o
another woman, as II am able to do nll
my work and 60 most where, Y lsa,se.
public To know Of the good that hcu-
inacide has done M 4 You can p !, 3 !!
s y E MRS. M II j q 8 CHELLE.
Sl .223 AZ NJ tterson TX Ave-
i3 (NYife OF r olice Officer Schellc, North
eastern dtotriCt) NH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14

would have all claims presented and In
ducements offered: that thcirrepresenta-
$tiycs would be clothed with full uthority.
AS 1t was we could not make PROPOSE
$tions2to Richmond, for tho reason that
her representatives were not authorized
I TO receive or make any propositions other
than the one, stated.
No Sordid Motives.
q Ninth-"While we dlsclaim sordid mo-
lives or q grasping disposition, this COM
n,lttce has found It Impossible to direct
this corporation without funds, and
therefore, while operating least or last.
NC confess to having had very high
appreciation Of the lluerality Of our Nor
Z folk alumni. Liberal business PROPOSE
lions, in assuming all expenses con-
nectcd with hotels and railroad fares, ana
tho agreement to deduct the 10 par cent
from the net receipts, after all expenses
of every sort had been paid, coupled with
tho offerto give us The park free if We
INSISTED upon IT. was q very attractive
Enforcement 4E
want of time prevents fuller ac-
count OF the facts influencing the COM
mittse, hut the Richmond alumni should
Pause ard remember that we have no
rfason for offending them, and have been
influenced by no motives othcrsthan the
& interests or hs association. whose AZ
fairs We are elected To promote In the
discharge Of these duties we have tried
- act with fidelity io4the association
md l1irness TO o,li' friends IN the two
cities directly Interested There was nc
stenosrapher presentat the meeting oi
thcg committees, and no effort has been
II madeSta even outline the speeches made
3 blythe representatives Of Norfolk and
Richmond, but orr secretary took notes
~ the important points covered BY each
snfakrr, and we have Furnished you WITH
"A rfeilnte of.srch POINTS,
"A clear comprehension OF our reasons
cRnppi rs arrived az without Il cAl,S X
confederation Of The preceding extracts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Richmond

Iaey. George w. Mcdaniel accepts pas.
itoratc Of the First Baptist Church, ana
will enter upon Ills twpr mex mon -,
Il Hon. T,Ii,ncs Aston Chhell ailnotlnccs his
cnndidApy FOR office Of 5Lieutcnant Cover
nor OF Virginia Zee Camp holds memo,
rial service In honorjof those who had died
during the past twelve m N Goye I;
restorcs his pr!!ncal Ri RICH F. Dung
mother comes to Richmond iron, Burite-'
Vile. saying that her parents had driven
Bher from hoinc-.-Captain James p. fhil-
socin ton |. or Veterans s. Colonel Murphy
talks Of plans for5 icnlargng his hotel.
81l.ANCt1 ESTE Remains OF IL. Thomas
p. Mathews laid in their last resting pace
49, nfederate veterans 70 celeorale. Lee
In cksoli day Prisoner III Manchester
eiail threatened with serious illness and
another thought to be insane, .33 VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
l ~ f-9
General.


Justice Gaynor declines to proceed with
he.lrng IN TIE case OF Drodie T. Duke,
and as sanity will She investigated; = Is
5httet. against MS son who instituted the
roccstilnss---.Fr PRESIDENT Spencer con-
8cludes his discussion before the House
committee Of the bill looking to the fixing
3of34rallroad rates Thei Klng antitrust
bill passed by Arkansas Senate--M ca sure
stn,roduecd In Tennessee Senate to en-
courage matrimony and TO promote tho
strenuous iiIe"-lIon. j oEeph5L. Rristow
resigns ms fourth assistant postnasier-
general to- become special. commissioner
and inyes tisatGS cOndi tons naicOnnectiOn
with the Panama RailrSad - ian for
unifyine and consolidating the Seabourd
AIR Limo and to provide further capital
made public Ecclesiastical court 10 con-
slider charges against Bishop Talbot adj
iourns, members feeling that body was
not constituted canonical Textile
un!ons vote the counsel full power 10 set
tile cotton NH strike----Weddingll In New
York last month Of n. Richmond man just
made publ ---!The impeachmont OF Judge
Swayne further discussed in the House,
but no action taken--rhe Russians try
ing ointerceptaGenerdl Nogi. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
\ North Carolina.

3liam--J oseph ~. GPrather,& of Mt. Airy.
dead ~ Dung wife of lieutenant Jewel
at lsiltmore hears of his death at he
hands of M oros-t pc Fear Manufactur-
$b6ro--- BellBCompanyS putting wires 5unuer
ground lii Greensboro --CiovernorS$ Glenn
sends message 10 l.egislatu le recommends
Ing IA n Increase in the salaries OF the
#Suira1ne Court judy ----Bil i TO provide a
$suilfe ettisment% Of the South Dakota
bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
STEWART ACQUITTED
Of CHARGE. OF MURDER.
I(spcclal TO Ths Times. DIspatch,l n

Fl M Special 10 This Times. pispatch,l 83s
sStS3S SlTSsIX G. FL, VA. Jan, IA s--Gharlcs
d Randolph Stewart was acquitted at 2:45
O'Clock to-day Of the murder OF his
cousin, Miss Annie Boiling, and tho
burning of her body. rte jury were nut
from 40 a NJ. until 2:45 z. M. VI Is
understood that eight were for acquittnl
and four for murder in 4 the second de-
E gree 55l Il Y $ ri u s.s a
IT'D While the verdict was M II a surprise t
j was far from giving general "a tlsfaction.
5S!s Tho argument Of MI r., u. Mann. he
commemorative attorney % 4 l'etersburg,.
who defended Stewart, M wal a i spend q
effort and had n powerful g fleet on the
Jury. n * 5ss; 81 3igsl
b Stewart's family We're grouped around,
4 him when the verdict wa q rendered and,
their faces showed the relief Of the in-
tense strain all had been under during.
the trial. There was no demo tton..
The decision OF tho Supreme Court In
tho RMcCuo case WAS knoW here yestel-5
sdaySafternoon but II was kept from he,
jury until they We're charged, for fear
1T might effect The case before Them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Cured Afte u | 8 Years..

MS q iit3 altimorc, Dec. 10, u 1904. n
otBobbltt Chemical Company, Baltimore. MAJ 81
ernen-- For sixteen years have sunerso
terribly With rheumatism. n No ono know how
much pain and torturo have endured during
that time. I wasS trested by leading ply sicians
sip this city. hut rot no RELIEF. Long aincc d.
lspnired Of ever being we'll again But hsartns
OF HHEU r., decided to give Il q trial.
i fhavc taken two bottles, and tbanks to this
wonderful medicine. now feel thst hays rot
ten q new lease has done % much
for me 3thht Cannot say enough 10 Its pt also.
Practically cycry vestig Of the disease has bsea
driven from my system.
81. People In my nelEhborhood, N here havs
lived for more than twenty ~ ara. Ill testify
AZ to my condition before being cured BY RHHUe
MACI y ~ Al times my suffering was 20 Ereat
,Icoult not hears 70 DO touched, and my eliot hing
had to be torn from me. write you bis $lettsrf
because feel 30 Erat Tor the benen ( haysS
received. ana am daily Recommending the medi.$
cine to ny friends. Yours res peetfElly, M
n IA URA D. @ RDfER
n. 5s33' 1901 James street, Daltinoss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Car Collides With Wagon.

Yesterday Afternoon al B;3O, one or Tic
Cable Piano Company's wagons was
struck by o Passenger and Power Com.
pany carsat Second aud Main Streets, and
ne Gr.ser ana piano moyNr were both
slightly hurt
over the face, and George Johnson was
bruised about the thighs. The anbulane.
was summoned and Dr Leonard dressed
{ tbs wounds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Came From 3 oston.

y 4
N conlrade VI q nylor s.ratton paid trib-
8ute to j. & "a sullivan, giving q sketc tao u
his war service from u the rec ds, Il low
Ing that he lie It Boston, NJ SIS. his home,
at sixteen years OF "A GEL n and went TO
Mon tgomery, "a la,. at the very inception
or the5$wnr,, 81 to enlist in tho Conf edcrate
service. II 9 had subseque u been "a US g
#fllsm enber OF Leo Camp. .s3 IKE n y.s
{ CO mrade j oseph W. Thomas paid trlD-
ute to James f. p ller,, whe. he sald was
one OF the best soldiers In his command.
always In Ills place and who always did
4 his duty .tst9 ~ En- 81 & s.
4 ( Colonel w NJ. Fnncys eulogized T.
Thornton In "a carefully pre- pared and y 4.
graceful address, ri With N decided 4 e ssic
flavor II e. paid q handsome \ tribute to
81 the deceasc ed. AZ t58 IN
Il Captain i ohm Lamb made, the 9 gy
OF w. n Tuck q and In doing so mad G one
Of the bes u speeches Of he !evenin ca p-
tain Lam b traced the soldiers ccord and
delineated his character quoting some iex-
SccptionallY appropriate poetic \ select IONS,
u NJ. s. $Leidy was re erred to by comra
iJ.{;Tnylor Stratton as Il good e itizen,,s
good and true sman. HI mad been very
active III tho early history OF the camp.
but had been too feeble IN 3rccent rs
to GOTTEN seen here. 35 4. tg5,3
IL This closed the list, and NJ q
son8itlt,d returned hanks and coinpli-
3mented the choir and the camp had
adopted IL formal resolution Of thanks to
participants I'M the programme, a. hymn
wits sung. DIR, M Jason pronounced ~ beneSS
diction, and the session was end ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Will Honor General i ZEE.
lContinlled from First PaKe,S S.

The SEVENTEEN Regiment, Virginia vols
tunteers, have Issued invltations to their
friends to attend a celebrate OF the an
nversnry of the birthday Of General
Robert E. Lee at their armory on the
evening of Thursday next, January 9Th,
parade an address and q band concert. Id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
STRIKE OF TIE xTll.E WORK ER's;.
q MAY BE SETTLED 7 DAY
INV Associated Press. J

FALL. RIy FllR, MASS, Jan, is'-- cons
ference between Representatives OF the
nearly @,c0o striking cotton mill opera
tors here and u COMMITTEES of the mill
owners, will DO held ut the State lfo1so
III Boston tp-morroW W,
The FIVE unions3of textile workers lVoi ed
Tonight SdelogatingS to the Tex le Council
,powersto settle the strike mt 3to-niorrow g
Conferences Similar aut|lorl tSis5Nyas given
\ d "a committee OF five appointed By the
i1liilrf,owners lat IL meeting Tonight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
iTkLB COUR JOURN's;
NOT LEGAL " CONSTITUTE

(By a ssocinted Press.l Vi Id ii ass
RIlADI g, IN. NJ lls ecciosl
tidal eollrt OF I'M ca y ed a % consider
charges against bishop talbot, OF Cen.
fra! Penn sylpania, dJourneda s 81, 81 q le
this afternoon the sinealbcrs having DE-
elded MAJ the body Wss nnc snol''caily
4 * statement given out by ReY, W,sW,i
FBoalne, presldeht ..of the, hoare, says That
4 Of lew YorhtRnId 4pot tfHt as ~ SO epu ". in
sthe ,last general SennYenti2.n, ana tat ~ g
iist frpni which the l!a,n,ea Ct te .ho q
Tia SCI eraiconVentao las required BY tie,
8cnliGns Off the allurth The ST temeni says
s th1 eanoi,cai defect Involved an error So
5material as IA render y Independent and
sumo Ia orsanize ar to act as n boa rl tn
mike. preIlmtisaly inquiry Into the
charges N 3.sS . Is; u, gs s.. {. "a 4. ~.
tcllarges will he pre- erred a gsinsti Blshops
Talhot nnder canons now ~ force. si