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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
HE4 WAS 4: SEAT 5, :: ED is DESK
SPECIAL 3 l to to ] The Times Dlspatch.339
". ". Il II sIk ~ Il NJ

sifi Especial \ to The Times Dispa tch.)
y CoVINGTON.S March Nick cen. 'sr,
the second steward at the Il Homestead lt, ca
Hotel, Hot Springs wa illed this morn =
lin q Iansboro. colored waiter wa ter
at / he hotelS| y N1cKeen had K discharged Is
i & nsboro and had entered his office and nd
was seated al I. his desk when Ransboro
came vi behind him and struck him on on
the lled as heavy bot Nc Keen's, Gee
skull was fra ctured and he died lin a few few
hours. X h 5,a 4
Hansboro. after changing his othes't lilpe
escaped into the woods effort Is
being made to capture the negro.
McKecn is from New York st'ate,and
unmarried,
g His father is a sea ca ptatn. Hansboro
had been tin3.the employ,ne entS Of the Hot
Springs n Company seven years ~ sls
flnarried and lives near the Springs I
A telephone message was received ut
the State penitentiarys yesterday after
noon stating that murder had. occurred
and asking !if the leasuperintendent could
furnish bloodhounds, a reply was sent
that dogs were ut the State farm but
that ] q they were here 1 7 was too late.
as before they could get to the Hot.
Springs the trail would be toe. cold for
the dogs to follow Il II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Total Lack Of News the
Cause of Great AIlXiety q
Among Russians.
.KUROPATKlN HAS
LEFT FOR HOME.
Lincvitch is in Command and
Will Have Considerable Ac-
cession Of Troops in a Few If
Days-Second Pacific #
Squadron Still on
the Move. 553.5s5

by ASSOCldteunl' l'reSS.
e ST.PETERSBURG M ar. 4 7---6:45. e. &
M.-There Is Ia persistent rep port that i
railroad communications have been H
cut behind the Russian army. No 5of-S
8ficiaI dispatches ,ave bee n 81 wen out Il
up to this hour and no r; sate or press
dspatchesIhav h ave been ecelxed " N eysl 3
! Is awaited with Intense anxiety. s|
sNig L BY Associated Press. 3s353s
ST. PETERSBURa ar. IA dls.
patch from Changtufu reports that
General <uropatk1n left there to a Inrs1ht I
for st. PETERSBURG. s $3$sts
,si BY Associated Press.
,3sANTANAf1ARlyo ,3s NC, ,sg Ma OAGASCAR,
L Mar, 17.--The Russian second Paclf II
squadron LETT Nossl Be, n the, al fternoot1i i
OF M arc,, 18th It's dest alton ls$ not N3s
4 KIN own. sSi 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18

bring your Sundays
'rec-Dec Want Ad. lii
to-day. Better re-
suits than ever.-~oie
cent n wore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
9Attends 9tlWedding

Il President Roosevelt received IA a. most
entliusIa site srecept rom the crowds
which had gat ttiered & along the streets
gthroug viii he assed ring sthas fter.
noon and even il. & The Preside TIA I'D
\ Mrs. Roosevelt lwer driven 20 theareri.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
REAR GUARD Eight.
Japanese Movement North to Gut
Off Russians From
Their Base. 9sffs
1Iix Aassl,.,ialnl preka.

Cly Associated press,l q
n 3cHANGTAIru. March 1870 - a. t,-r-s
delayed in transmtssonsNT NJ Tho reafys
guard action Is continuing aifn0f ,'nr
(nterruptesily. Soldiers Soundtd in the 4
jl.H fight to the number of l7,0n we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
The Use And Abuse of Law

The breach promise public through
its ABUSE through Its USE
Ia ordinarily or chemically tinted hair enaneed
cheek divorce
of promise law seng grasp
place wealthy the o
quietly the alleged
" iaeeraed feelings privately notes.
The contention unsavory
uruss wherein To revelations downtown
cafes iodsngheu many
plaintiffs such cases set little sympathy from the public
When their dgaseel
LEFTY grievance nsneoy
Reconsideration Of offset
respect and consideration for themselves
such Is the he-tasefed haehof promise plaintiff
lar 10 the public
promise made Tor worther uses than
that Of enabling sod
who make ndiacrect liberties.
In such the breach OF promise Law used
hlackman.
A DEMONSTRATION OF rnE PROPER usn OF TIM
nRiiAcH- OF PROMISE LAW Is A RARE THING
COUNTY.
sraton before H. wherein the hreehof
reaied punish triner
possible the and hamsios
tim OF the hrutaiitv
the jury may make upon Mayor
looks fat pockebook viii publicity
nhuman behavior towards
politically come stain upon his
Mayor zook ballard
deliberately little
the loving and protected atmosphere 81 her home who her AZ
that delicate health then who when
he o used ali
who had and hearesay leaving her
broken Thing Ia his path.
award Nlua VIII he
suffered
the Ballard and
Innocent and trusting ss viii be warmed In future against Ba-
! and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
suMpIN dooD.

suMPIN GOOD.
know NV Bumpln' good I'm goin'
& got
At gramma'a house in winter time.
bet.
Fer | WIZ there las week. my ma
an me,
An seen my gramma maxim tan
gee.
Tho STUFF nmelt good. When ma an
me got there
My ma, abe stuck 'er nose up In IN
air
An laughed an says. "i'm just In
time. guess"
An gramma laughed real hard an
then said. "Yea"
An man took Off FER things an went
right out
T. gramma'a kitchen. Gramma had
about
A million peaches there. She took
pin
An pinned a bib on ma an ma
sailed in.
An Maggie she's IN glrl-ahc hur-
rfeA too.
An gramma helped. tell you.
peaches flew.
Ma says. III l was you | wouldn't
take
Out any stones. I think they always
make
Tn flavor better" Gramma says,
That's 40.
But then yer father iikca 'em out.
you knows
We'll. John does. too" says ma.
"hut then I aay
It's with 'em in=-cr none. oh. by
IN way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

How'd Tia berry jam como outf
Tried II YETI"
Not yet" says gramma, nut l
never fret
About tn Jam. II always comes out
right.
Preserves were ali right, too. Trled
some last night.
Decided not G open any more
Till ChriatmnH-~not another can be-
fore.
How many eansi Just fifty-slx this
year.
needed more. but borrIcs were too
dear"
An by an by when all tn work II
through.
She says. Wen leave IN cleanin'
up q you
An Maggie. little man." An little
That's me-ho always get L lick III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
~ STAR DUST va


GIN UP FOR HERE 1T COMES
Eyed lylSo tn be aye Haylore
On ships wot Haylo frum knom0
En bring "A lot NV minura
With thor nuggets hoame.
Eyed like ca be n whalure III
en throw a big harp p0on,
Then eyed be a rich man
Pretty dorg orn sum.
"Dut bea' NV awl eyed iyko ga DO
A artiek explore-or.
En- so way up where Il Is cole
Huntln' fer IA blame nurthe
pole"
nEVILFIsH DAN cHUNYER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

Il spent an hour over a. ruraeiy q
house the other evening"
Enjoy YOURSELF"
4 should say not He's the most
luhesptabie fellow | ever knew.
poorest entertainer I ever saw
That's exactly what he is He's
50 lnhospltahle ha wouldn't cutter
tain a proposition.
Emma Goldman has gone to work
IA New Yrk "a hair dresser
Emma evidently has cat loose from
all her old anarchist frleada. az she
is In a line Of business for which
they have no use.
HE DIDN'T BEAR No GRuDdES
would Just like 10 know Why
men arc 50 JEALOUS hearted that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
LONG ENOUGH no BE BROKE

why don't you devote more at
tention 20 Harold7" asked the young
woman who was managing the lem
onade stand az the church fair.
whats the user rsorted the
one who was running for an au-
tnmobile. Hes been here more
than an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

WI Ting Fang declares he will
retire. Since lodging that dynamite
bomb. WI doesn't feel that he
should remain IN office Just because
he's under fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

Kansas has taken n census and
beasts OK population OF more than
million and hair Looks like an
error. but "baaalaa a the word.
There's a man who carries more
figures ia his head than any two
men In the city"
Bank cashier or professor Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

II wouldn't call Goodwin a hand
some man. but he has strong
face" 49,.
Exercise my boy: exercise did
H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

Mathematics In some Hehooi9"
Neither. lilo owns the largest
droasmaking establishment In
town"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

they win not oven speak 10 one M
other. Now, right here | waft 10
say that | have two unelea ard a
number of cousins who won't aptdt
60 mo. but, God bless them. | loYe
them Just tho same Whitwell Cog
rospondenco sequaehee. Tsna.,
Nova %
49,.
I'm afraid you acold your hifa-
band too much said her old friend.
who had been married much longer.
why do you give him such long
lectures when he never says more
than a word 10 your
"oh. suppose We both go on the
theofy that q word 60 tho wise IL
sufficient" u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
UNCLE HENRY THINKS

when some o.
these hlFh fiyin'
town feilefs say their
HtummickH can't
stand plain food.
they mean their ap-
pctiticn can't
The oasis., 1905-11-25
Saturday, November $, 1908
Information Wanted.

Any information obtained as Co the present whereabouts of Henry Thomas Egnew, (better known as Tom Agnew) will be very much appreciated by his relatives and brother, k. c. Egnew of Fairplay, Colorado Description;-33 years old; hazel eyes; black hair, but thin, very dark beard, if not smooth shaven; very little mus tache if any; , feet s inches high; medium build; weight about l60 pounds; quick tempered; hattened or mashed front finger, left hand; probably mining or gambling. When last heard from he was at La Colorado, Sonora, about two years ago.
 Notice can be given to L Bur- goon, Sec'y NogaIes Lodge No. 1T, A. F. & A. M., Nogales, Arizona, or to F. P. del Castillo, sec'y Cres'on Lodge No. 247. A. F. & A. M., La Colorado. Son., Mex.
 F. F. DEL CASTILLO,
 If Secretary.
The oasis., 1905-11-25
sHERIFFs SALE.
MI 348.

The Territory of Arizona, at the relation and tG the use of Con Q 0keefe Treasurer and Ey-0llici0 Tnx Cullcctgr N and for tbe County of Santa Cruz in the Territory of Arizona, PlaintiH, vs. J. C. Waterman, Defendant Under and by virtue of an Execution and Order of Sale issued cut of the District Court of the second Judicial District. Territory q ATizcna, in and for the County ot santa G1rz, cL hs eighth day of November 1905, and to me as Sheriff duly directed and dellVefed, on the Judgment rendered in said 10urt n the Abuye-entitled action, on the ninth day Of November 1905, for the sum oi Three Hundred and Seventy-One fx37l q74 Dollars and Ninety-Seyen Cents and ali aecrulng costs, l have this day levied upon lhe e, following described property to-wit:
 The united States Patented Mine s.Bonanzast being Lot Number Thirtv-Seven fs51 in Mineral Certificate Number Forty-Three iial situated m The TyndalI Mining District ifl sald santa Cruz Couaty, Territory of Arizona. ana the hlled states Patented Mine aDrayto4'i being Lot Number Thirty Eight f,Sl Mineral Certificate Number Fortvs0ne git5 Si'i'sia. sis. situated ln the Tyndall Mininr District santa Iruz county, Arizuna; and fhe Tnftad states Patented Mine "Mills' als3 sifnata5 ;n lhe iyhdaH Mining District, in said ganta Cruz County, Territory of Arizona ''''''''
 Public notice is hereby given thai ,.i,, ai the Court House docr of the said fonnt,, 0f santa Cruz, at the hour of Iii oseIsai. a m, ell Monday, the eleventh day @f December, l9O5, sell at public auction fo tbe highest and best bidder fer cash in ia,'saf S 'nf money Of the United States. ali inc ~;,is smiui titie claim and interest of the above.nafna,i defendant in, 0f and to the e-aasarit ti property, or so mnch thereof aS mav h necessary to satisfy said judgment and ansts oi suit, and all aecfuing costs
 cHARlEs |. FOWLER.
 Dated November 9th, 1905.
 Nov. IS Dee. g.
The oasis., 1905-11-25
sHERIFF,s SALE.
N0 872


 The Territory Of Arizona. ut the relation and e the use of Cnn OKeefe Treasurer and Ex-0tlieio Tax Collector in and for the. County of santa Cruz, in the Territory of Arizona. Flaintitf w. Tomasa Soto, Defendant. Under and by virtue of an Execution and Order of Sale issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of santa Iruz on the eighth day Of November 1895. and to me as Sheriff duly directed and delivered, on the judgment rendered in said Court, in the AbOve-entitled action on the ninth day of November, lg15, for the sum ot kighty-Six Dollars (Ss6y03l and Three Gents and all aeeruing costs, have this day levied upon the following described property, to-wit
 Lot Number One CD in Block Number Five CD in the Town of Nogales, santa Cruz County. Arizona, according to William Bfadfords map of said Town with the improvements thereon.
 Public notice Is hereby given that | will at the Court House door Of the said County of santa Cruz, al the hour of II o'clock n m, on Monday the eleventh day of December 1905, sell at public auction t1 the highest and best bidder f3r cash in lawful monev of the United States all the right title claim and interest oi the ab0ye-named defendant in, of and tO the abuve-deScribed property. or sa much thereof as may te necessary 10 satisfy said judgment and costs ei suit, and all acerung costs.
 cHARLRs l.. FowLER,
 sheriff. Dated November l1th, 1905.
 Nov. 1S-Dec. 9.
The oasis., 1905-11-25
sHERIFFs SALE.
No 297

No. 33T.
 The Territory of Arizona, at the relation and tO the use 0f Con OKeefe, Treasurer and Ex-Ofiicio Tax Collector, in and for the County of santa Cruz, in the Territory ui Arizona, Plaintiff, ys. Guadalupe Gonzales, Defendant Under and by virtue of an Execution and Order Cf Sale issued out of the District Court Of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County 0i santa Cruz, on the eighth day of November l9V9, and to me as sheriff duly directed and delivered, on the judgment rendered in said court, n the above-entitled action 0n the ninth das of November. 1905, for the sum of Fortv-Six tSt6.60) Dollars and Sixty Gents and all aecrulng costs have this day levied up.u the following described property te-wit.
 Part of Lot No. Nine 60 in Block No. Sixteen 90 n the Town of Nogaies, santa Cruz County Territory ef Arizona.
 Public notice is hereby given that I will af the Court House door Of the said rountv of santa Cruz, at the hour of II nielnck a lu., on Monday, the eleventh day If December 1905, sell at public auction b the higbesf and best bidder for cash in laWfn1 mone, of the United States all the ripbt tirie claim and interest of the aboves ,,nd defendant in, of and to the ab0ve-deSeribsd property. or so much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy said judgment and rasts of suit, and al aecruing costs
 CHARLES |. FOWLER. Dated November 9th lgo5
 November lS- December g.
The oasis., 1905-11-25
SliERIFEaS SALE
Nn. 8T.


 The Territory of Arizona, at the relation and Co the use ot Con 0'Keefe Treasurer and EN-Oitieiu Tux Collector. in and for the county VT SAnIa Eruz, m the ierritury nf Arizona, Plaintiff ys Denetrio Amado ne- ieudant Under and by virtue oi an Execution and order oi Sale issued out oi the District Court ~ tha Second Judicial District Territory pf Ar20na, n and for the County ef santa Cruz on the eighth day of November, l9Vo, and to me as sheriff duly directed and delivered on the Judgment rendered Tn sand Court, in the aboveentitled action on the ninth day of November lqn5. }cr inc Snni of ~evenfy-Five Dollars tS7522l and Ewenfy-Two cents. and all aecruing costs, 1 have this day levied npon the following property t0Wit
 North-easl one-iourth of Section seven. east G. and S k. E, and NJ, consisting of olle hundred and sixty acres, with the i'm proNemenis thereon and personal property thereto belonging
 Public n0ilce x hereby given that I will. at the Court House door os the said County oi santa Sruz. Ut the hour Of II o'clock ii. m., Il Mulday the eleventh dav oi December l9Oo, sell at public auct.n ta the h,gAest and best bidder for cash M lawfu money of the United states, all the right tltle claim and interest oi the abovs-nalned defendant ln, oi and to the aboye-deseribed propertv CT Su much thereof as may be necessary io sausty Sald Judgment and costs uf suit and all accruing costs
 CHARLES l.. FOWLER,
 sheriff. Dated November 9th 1905
 Nov ISM Dec Q
The oasis., 1905-11-25
nenffr SALE

Ihe Territory af AfyMH at iAa relAllaa aud fa ihf Hsf ~ ttn DfNnoiN. Tfraaliftg nnd tk DHif|n lHt fllltffaf in tna for tha County Dl -anb3 fruJ Territory if tri1oaa rlnlptf Vs G. ll Nnmpis.ll. D.feuIHuf irdef an4 hf 4lft .f uu EHpsHii0u ansl Nti of SHlH l.sara put I fhn ufsfrstf ltnff of iHe -te nd JH ifrai D.stfpf Territory 1 Arizona. in uul Cor tue County { santa Cruz. pn tho eighth dty nf NDtei0btf. liol and N nie as -hfrlH duly air tsd and afiiper-d n Inc ludamHpt rendered ip said fputi iu ine ehpVe-entitied atfi rn. Un thc nliitA day of Ncyembef. l38. r the sam of Seventy .six Dollars iS7Ol6l ard Farfysx Gents and all acernlng costs, bay. this day lcgicd NpDn the following described property tu-wjt :. Lots Number Eighteen tl,). Nineteen U9) and Twenty (2) tu Blnck Number Twenty-Fivc t1Jl in the Town d N3gfles Slnta cruz- county. and Territory oi AIiz ona. ns the same is delHeaied on William BraafUrd's map 0f the said Town af Nogaies
 Pubic notice is hereby given that | will at the Court House deer 0f the sapl County oi santa Cruz, at the hour Of T s+'ch,ck a m., on Monday, the eleventh day Of December, l939, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder frr cash in laWfal money oi The United States all the right tile. claim and interest of the ab0ve-nnmed defendant in, of and to the ahave-described property 9r SD much thereof as may be necessary tD satisfy said judgment and costs ot sulf, and MI aceruing costs.
 CHARLES L. FOWLER.
 sheriff. Dated November eth, 1905
 Nux IA4
The oasis., 1905-11-25
sIIERIFFS SALE.
NM. NM.

The Territory Cf Arizona. at the relation and to inc use of Cen 0'Keefe Treasurer and EX-0tliciO Tax Collector in and for the County nf Santa Crnz, in the Territory nf Arizona. Plaintiff vs. ChAs. H9ff Defendant Under and By virtue of an Execution ana order oi Sale issued cut If the District Court of the second Judicial District Territory of Arizona in and for tho County nl santa Cruz, on Inc eighth day ot November lgl5. and 10 mo as Sheriff duly directed and delivered, on Che judgment rendered in said Eonrt n the abOye-enttled action on thu ninth dnN af November l90n fur thp sum M Two Hundred and sIxty-Eight Dollars (s2fo.50l ana Fifty Cents and nl aecruinc costs, have this day levied upon the following described property, to-wit:
 The United States Patented Mine and AIlllslte, America. situated in the HardshAW Mining District, santa Cruz County x riz3na further described in Mineral Certificate Nunbe Thirty-Nine g39).
 Public notice is hereby given that ! will " the Court House door af Inc said County aI santa Crnx, At the hour Of II o'clock a m, on Monday, the eleventh day of December ksn, sell at pnblic auction to the highest and hest bidder for cash in lawful money of the nlted States, all the right, title, claim and interest of the above-named defendant in of and to the aboyc-deseribed property, or so much thereof as may be necessary fo satisfy said Judgment and costs Of suit and all accruing costs,
 CHARLES L. FOWLER,
 Sheriff Dated November 3, l905
The oasis., 1905-11-25
New Business Directory.

The Arizona Business Directory, published by the Gazetteer Publish ing Co, of Denver, is at hand It is large volume of about TOO pages, devoted to the business in- terests of the territory, very valu- able and handy as a work of reier- ence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
ILL-LUCK FOR RUSSIA.
Havoc in Ranks of Russian Chiefs in
the Far East.

The following gives a summary of tbe
fate that has overtaken a large number
of Russian commanders both on land and
sea and the whereabouts of those who
escaped:
Generals-Stoessel. prisoner on parole:
Gripenberg, recalled, in disgrace; OrIoff.
recalled, in disgrace; Trusoff. recalled
In disgrace; Keller, killed at Motienlins:
Kondratchenko, killed at Port Arthur:
Tserpitsy, killed at Port Arthur; Rialfn-
kin, killed at Shaho; Smolensky, killed
at Shaho; Routkovsky, killed at Lioa-
yang; Smyrnoff, prisoner in Japan; Rash
talinsky, prisoner in Japan; Plug, pris-
oner in Japan; Bell, prisoner in japan;
Gorbatkovsky, prisoner in Japan; Mkt
tin, prisoner in Japan; Fock, prisoner in
Japan; Kondratovitch, wounded in hos
pftal; Kashtalinsky, wounded in hospf-
tai; Sassulitch, superseded, but resumed
command; Stakelberg, wounded, but re-
sumed command; Rennenkampff wound
ed, but resumed command; Mistchenko
wounded; Linevitch, reported to have
quarreled with Kuropatkin now in COM
mand in Manchuria; Bflderling reported
to have quarreled with Kuropatkin; SAX
haroff, still holds command: Kaulbars.
still holds command; Kuropatkin. dis
missed and disgraced.
Misunderstanding, recalled; Starck, re-
called; Skyrdloh, recalled; Besobrazoff,
recalled; Makharof, killed at Port Ar
thur: Molas, killed at Port Arthur; Wit
geft, killed at Port Arthur; Ukhtomsky,
prisoner in Japan; Wren. prisoner In ia
Grigorievitchs prisoner In Japan: lessen.
commanding at vladivostok; Rojestven-
sky. near Mada1ascar: Folkersahm, loi-
terfng u -; Bottevsky, loitertng At sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
COCHRAN FOUND GUILTY.
Methodist Minister Suspended for One
Year by Conference

Found guilty of gambling and high impru-
dabbled in stocks, Rev. DIR. Wilbur F. Cork
ran was suspended from the ministry for
one year by an ecclesiastical court of the
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal conference
at Wilmington Del; late Saturday after
noon.
ference, twice presiding elder and twice deli
egate to the general conference, DR. Cork.
ran until last June was pastor of Fritz Me.
mortal Church at South Bethlehem, Pa. to
which he had been tentatively transferred
from Wilmington conference.
Along with Rev. DIR. Charles S. Baker Of
Asbury Church, Wilmington, he was sus-
pended in June last by jury of fellow min
listers for unministerial and un-Christian
conduct in dealing in unlisted stock shares.
and Saturdays verdict by the ecclesiastical
court appointed by the entire conference
sustains the preliminary finding !
Not daunted by the reverses at the pre-
liminary hearing and by the ecclesiastical
court, of which Bishop Cyrus D. Foss OF
Philadelphia was president, DR.. Corkran an
nounced calmly that he will carry an appeal
to the judicial court, an adjunct to the ger,
eral conference and the supreme appellate
body of the church in this country.
This morning the trial of Rev Dr. Charles
5. Baker began before the ecclesiastical
court. At the preliminary hearing in juno
last DR.. Baker waived a defense and ac-
cepted suspension until conference after DIR,
Corkran had been found guilty and suspend-
ed for unministerial and un-Christian con-
duct.