The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-13


So President.
"- Secretary"
"2--When in the interval OF the Annual
Conference a member thereof shall de-
elder letter p OF pwithdrswi from our
ministry. or his credentials. or both. the
same shall be presented 10 the Annual
Conference at the next session for It's
action thereon
WISHED TO WITHDRAW.
Mr. Lowe has been secretary and treas
urer OF the Free Baptist ministers con-
ference for two years.
Mr. Cate In this city and told him that
he wished 10 Withdraw from the minis,
try. Rev. Mr. Cate said. Very well,
secretary OF the conference. issue the
usual notices for the May meeting, when
action could be taken.
Immediatcly after this came ,bs. the snd en,
that settled the calling OF the meeting for
a while at least.
Rev. Mr.. Cate went 70 MT. loves
house and obtained the DOCKS or the
ministers conference.
Very little had been recorded in them
concerning the routine business; nothing
had been recorded as to finances and not
a word appeared relative TO the hearing
upon the charges that had been preferred
against himself
This is significant, this last omission,
week and in another city Mr.. Lowe made
an assertion to the erect that ne nae
just received copy or the RECORDS OF
that meeting from the secretary. who,
owing 10 illness had been unable 10 FOR
ward the same at an earlier Gay.
Mr. Lowe was too Ill 20 write out his
own report and send IL 10 hmself-that
IL the English of IT,
ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF FINANCE.
There il another bit OF finance which
came TO the surface unexpectedly and
accidentally when The News was looking
up Mr.. loves record.
The informa tion was not volunteered,
I'm fact It ~as reluctantly given for the
reason that the gentleman did not wish
any notortety.
When questioned, however. he said that
he would tell the truth and not attempt
To shield a wrong doer.
Mr.. Charles c. Lamberton, a clerk en-
ployed by Lamberton Brothers, grocers,
3o2 Smith street, was called upon March
oath of this year. by John McLaren OF
$50 Smith street, of whom Mr. Lowe hired
tenement. and was shown a note for
1876. which was signed by Gilbert I.
Lowe and which purported 10 have been
endorsed by Mr.. Lsmberton.
REPupiATEp SIGNATURE.
TIE latter repudiated the note and the
signature
Once before he had accommodated Mr..
Lowe: but the use OF his signature was
this time unwarranted
This note. as Mr. Lamberton was given
to understand. was used in connection
with some private business arrangement
Mr. Lowe had with Mr.. McLaren
Subsequently Mr.. McLaren called up
Mr.. Lamberton on the phone and asked
him what he was going 10 do about the
note, so Mr. Lamberton says.
Mr. Lamberton's reply was Nothing.
| have abundant proof that that is not
my signature
The last that Mr.. Iamberton heard of
this note was that somebody proposed 10
put the Park street church on the
bum"
he CAN HAVE LIST.
II Mr.. Lowe wishes IT, The News will
furnish a list of gentlemen who were at
Ocean Park in 1913. gentlemen who were
much. The list will include the names
of eminent clergymen and dependable
members OF the laity.
Possibly Mr.. Lowe would like TO hear
also a narrative OF a hurried trip made
by a woman In the case from this city
TO Washington. a Ave or six-hour stop
at Baltimore and a flying return to Provi-
dence after the publication OF the story
OF his desertion of his family.
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