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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10
Women's
Club News

Mrs. Margaret Hill AIcCarter will give
an address before the Usage county fed
Grafton of clubs June 10 at Usage City.
Mrs. c. o. Knowles who has been
president Of the Ceramic Art club for
five years resigned her Office at the last
meeting of the club for this season
which was held with Miss Aline Lamy
at the George NJ. Stone residence in
Highland Park Wednesday, and Mrs. A.
o. Wellman was chosen to succeed her.
Mrs Knowles accepted the office at the
annual election this spring only on the
condition that she should be allowed to
resign it after the club had made its
annual exhibit in connection with the
state federation meeting in May. The
reason for her resignation was illness in
her family and the club viii greatly
miss her services as president.
The Ladies' Music club will have its
annual outing Thursday of next week
at Pres de PEau, the Keinhans
country place near Granville
The Monday Tourist club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. s. T. Mcclure. ana
Mrs. NJ. l. Chamberlain Monday OF next
week at Mrs. Chamberlain's house, ISL
Washburn avenue. Lowman Hill car.
The Good Government club was enter
tanned Thursday at the residence of DR.
Deborah K. Longshore at Tecumseh. It
was an all day picnic enjoyed by Mrs.
w. S. Lindsay, Mrs. Levi Hawkins, Mrs.
J. d. Mcfarland. Mrs. Lee Monroe, Mrs..
w. D. GOssett, Mrs. H. J. Whitcomb,
Mrs. A. H. Horton. Mrs. D. H. Forbes,
Mrs. Lolita Case. Mrs. W. H. HaZen,
MIS-. J. HOltwick. Mrs. J. A. P. Carna-
han, Mrs. G. w. Myers, Mrs. A. L. Loux,
Mrs. =. =. Horton, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bailey. Mrs. c. H Morrison. Mrs. NJ.
D. Henderson, Miss Aldrich, Mrs. Otis,
Mrs. Anna Ripley, Miss Olive P. Bray,
Mrs. Carrie Whitaker. Mrs. Shumate,
Miss Ruth Wells. Mrs. J. W. Rowles,
Mrs. c. H Guibor, Mrs. W. P. Garrett
son, Mrs. John H. West, Mrs S. S.
Estey, DR.. Ida Barnes and DR.. Mary E.
Stewart.
The Current Literature club had it's
last meeting Of the season Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. W.
ThUrston, 1900 Lane street. The pro-
grammes for the afternoon were
prettily decorated in water color by
Miss Inez futile, who is visiting in
California, and Mrs Lucien Thomas.
Each member contributed to the pro-
gramme a brief talk on some topic of
interest. The guests, aside from club
members, were Mrs. Willard n. Hall,
Mrs. w NJ. Gregory and Mrs. jaime s
Brier. The club viii enjoy a picnic
some afternoon soon at the J. c. Cor
don place In Highland Park.
The Ramblers' club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs 2. 1. Murphy's,
sos Monroe street.
The Vespuccian club holds its last
meeting of the year Thursday after
noon with Miss Emma Stevens. The
new year books viii be distributed
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The hat illustrated is of pale yellow
chip. A bandeau covered with shaded
nasturtiums placed at the side gives
the tilt which fashion requires in her
up to date millinery creations.
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The crown is formed Of nasturtiurns
and their foliage. Raising this floral
trimming a little at one side are two
large Marshal Neil roses. A black al
greet also gives height and graceful
lines to the hat. Black velvet faces the
Lii
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-To buy a clean mail order bus
mess, win pay cash; all correspondence
strictly confidential Chas. H. Kellerstrass,
Kansas City. No.
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CALL l0s2, EITHER PHONE.

If you want a messenger quick and one
that goes and gets back quick, call on4
Of the Hasty Messenger Co g boys. Spec
ial attention given to residence Gala
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PERSONAL.

THE Kansas people expect the moon. and
why not when you can have 10 moons?
They begin 10 appear in a few days if you
use Manicura sc gets a bottle of A. NJ.
Hess. So Kansas ave.
MORPHINE, opium, laudinum, cocaine
habit; myself cured; will inform you OF
harmless, permanent home cure Mrs
Baldwin, Box 1919, Chicago.
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WANTED Experienced skirt and waist
ironers. Topeka Laundry Co.
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NURSES college Pueblo. Col, special 6
led.
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Topeka ave, white girl for
general homework, no washing, good
wages.
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WANTED-At once. at Savoy hotel, young
lady; will pay good salary. Apply at Of
fee.
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woman cook at Holiday
hotel, corner 4th and Holiday SITS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10

WANTED-A competent dress maker. Ap-
ply 901 Fillmore st.
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yVANTFD-STTUATT
WANTED-Positton by registered pharm-
acist: capable Of managing store. Ad-
dress Drugs, Journal.
WHEN you want to hire a man or bog,
call up 7. M. G. A Telephone 81 We
have list Of men and confidential ref
Employment bureau, III r. sth st
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WANTED-FENEAuE HEI.P.

WANTED-Cooks, Mattresses, house girls
maids. dishwashers. lunch counter help
women so. mo. board and pass, camp
cook. Cap. Emp. Agency, 1876 Kan. ave.
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LADIES to do piecework at their homes
We furnish all materials and pay from
81 to Sl2 weekly. Send stamped envelope
to Royal Co, 81 E. Monroe St, Chicago
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Well call up 5o3 Howard has those cele-
brated Colonial electric fans. The
worlds Fair gold medal goods. It Will
keep you cool just looking on Remember
the finest at a reasonable price and a 2
wear guarantee Also guaranteed to run
any length of time on the slow speeds
without burning out or any damage to the
fan Our $3.50 BLACK Beauty" viii run
your sewing machine, too. Try one. Tel.
SOB Kansas avenue.
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Il FEEL like a millionaire writes on'
agent; new; demand; quick sales. Farm
ers' Account Book Co., Newton, Ia.
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The Ramblers' club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. p. I. Murphy's $,
sos Monroe street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10

The Vespuccian club holds its last
meeting of the year Thursday after
noon with Miss Emma Stevens. The
new year books viii be distributed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10

wANTED-2 kitchen girls at 20l 2 8th St
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A .MoDIsH SUMMER HAT.

KATHERINE BLADES.
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statesmen to sell original "Chicquids'
candy-coated pepsin gum; inclose postage
for free samples. Cummings Co., Alleghe-
ny, Pa.
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LOST AND MOuNn

~---~-|-~~-~->~--@-0-~~~-~-~
LOST-In National hotel toilet room Pru-
dental memo. book containing accounts
and SO bill Return to S21 Kansas ave. and
receive reward.
LOST-Ou cup from hack Reward for
return to SIS Quincy ST.
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WANTED-Agents, either sex, new line OF
attractive summer novelties; sample OF
useful article 15c: catalogue free; be first
and reap benefits. Peltier & Co., Martin
ton. Ill.
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WANTED-First class laundress at 1913
Topeka ave.
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BIG income for life to any lady or gen
conner mining stock: particulars furnish
ed. Address L. A. Werner, sS4 Monadnock
bldg, Chicago
EOR. SALF-Haf interest in suburban
grocery and meat market, clean stock,
and fixtures. good location, part time II
desired. Address c., Journal
WHEAT-Send for free book, Facts and
FieIres. explaining option trading and
r,s-iseT letter: $40 margins ], go bl. &c. Os-
horn Grain Co, Minneapolis, MINI
ANIMAL, salary $3.50 ana expenses for
reliable. man: year contract, permanent
If satisfactory; we want bright man. de-
~ 80. ronsideration. Address box rs New
York city.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

statesmen for high class office special
ties, exclusive or side line; big money.
Stamp for particulars. D. S. Cooper, Bur
linGtons Ia.
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The Ladies' Music club will have its
annual outing Thursday of next week
at Pres de lEau, the Kieinhans
country place near Granville.
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WANTED-AGENrs.


BIG money in SQUADS cheapiy raised in
only weeks, sell for fancy prices, Won
derful market; write for free book and
learn this rich industry. Plymouth Rock
SQUAD Co., 203 Howard St, Melrose, Mass
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AGENTS wanted a good thing, needed in
every house and office, exclusive terri
tory, easy money Write Innes Mfg. Co.
W. 81 Washington St, Chicago, III.
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ATTENTION, mail order houses, will sup
ply homeopathic remedies under your
name. Broncho Remedy Co., 12S Liberty
St, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
REFRIGERATOR CAR RATES.
investigation Made Because Armour
Refused to Obey Orders

chfcaeo H., May 9.-(Special)-
The interstate commerce commission
today toak up the charges relating to
the refrigerator car lines and the va
nous railroads operating these cars
The Investigation will be exhaustive
and il IS expected that much import
ant information regarding the opera
ton of these Ines will be obtained
The Investigation is made because Of
the refusal CT the Armour car lines
to obey an order CT the intarstat2
commerce commission after that body
rad determined that the rates of this
corporation On fruit from Michigan
rCints 10 Boston aud other places
we're unjust and unreasonable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
LIVE STOCK MEN MEET.

Denver, Cote May 9.-(Speciall-
Il President Roosevelt had stayed
over today he would have been asked
to preside over the opening of the
American Stock Growers convention
which opened here this mornin" This
organization EaS fe"med hs the Sc
cederS from the annual convention of
the National Tive Stock association
held here last January. and the meet,
ing which opened hare today is the
first il has hela Permanent organiza
ti6n will be effected and discussion Of
disease among i've stock. government
inspection and tha powers Of the in
terstata commerce commission will
tome before the convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
MR.. BOWEN IN WASHINGTON

Washington, May fSpecial.D-
Herbert w Bowen. recalled minister
of the United States to Venezuela. az
rived here to-day and went at once to
the war department and reported 70
Secretary Taft Under ordinary cir
cumbsiances he would have reported
20 Mr. Loomis acting secretary Of
state, against whom he has made
charges uncomplimentarv to the IN
tegrity of Mr. LComis but as It vas
Secretary Taft who recalled Mr. Bow
en-. he reported to the former. Il Is
understood that Mr. Taft asked Mr..
Bowen to defer any further action il.
regard to his charges against Mr.
Locmis uatI the ARRIVAL as President
Roosevelt next Friday when he Will
rake all plans for he invest igati,sr n
end take personal charge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
TEA KiMONA SALE.

Tea KimIna sale and foot auction.
by young ladies' First Methodist
churca Thursday, May II, 3 to II p.
NJ, Mrs. DR.. J. F, simmons, 910 West
Sixth avenue All our friends invited.
You may write invitation TO any
friend oe yours. Special feature at
night ''Fs1t Auction" conducted by
Mr. Green, the we'll known auctioueer,
..ho can sell number two or three
FOR five Or seven. BIDS limited
You never attend foot sales?
hape you d. not think it Dad
For d girl to show ner tiny toe
A1d extract dime from lad
Not wrong nor bad" uor COARSE"
YOU say,
THEN what may your objection be?
what's your number, please? Put out
your foot;
On. that explains; yes I see, see.
6t)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
COTTON MANUFACTURERS,

Knoxville. Tenn. May 9-tspe-
cial.l- Knoxville has completed elab-
orale preparations for the reception
ana entertainment of delegates to the
ninth annual convention Of the Amer
lean Cotton Manufacturers, associa.
ton which begins tomorrow. Dele
gates TO the meeting are arriving on
every train today and the convention
Is expected to bring together the lead.
Gustry in the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Water Troubi les.

Manager Fowte, reported tbat tie
Pine Bioff ijebt aud Nater company
Lad ceased the flushing s:nca the fre
department Ia. stafled He com.
riaiHed aaoel .hn fashiH2 by fhe fire
department IN the day Tine. He said
Tire inspect ien was UNNECESSARY aud
taat b." are plug WAS out Of repair
Chief Schultz stated that lie lad
found fifteon out of repair at his re.
cent inspection
7 G. Bridges disagreed with the
fife chief about the number of plugs
oHt Of repair He claimed the city
vas not properly attenait4 - Is duty
IN allowing people 10 buil3 fences.
awnings. etc. around the plaes He
said the council made Hnrea sonahle
demands in the matter Gt moving
n3ues. He claimed thai a letline by
ffant was not neeosasrilv ont Of re.
fst;r He stated that he company was
willing te DO what VAS ri2hr in The
r:atter. He also asked payment Of the
Ills which had been yetoe! by the
mayor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
March Wster Bill Ailowed.

Mayer White returned tto al'aw-
area Of $500 to the water and light
2 2rnDanv for the month Of March with
Bis veto claiming the contract with
the city had not baen fulfilled On
tie Question IS to whether or nct the
veto should be sustained the roll was
called, resulting IS follows: Ayes
uone; noes, Royee, Clement. Fox
EightoWar Riley and Nichal.
The mayer made an earnest appeal
. the council to "stand Up" for the
city af Pine Bluff He stated that
the water and ligat company lad not
fatfleJ their contract in fifteen years
He asl.ad # the council would ever
Hold the company to thu contract. II.
,ai5 he wculd continue to veto the II
loaances. Mayrr White scored the
water ard light c9mmitta. far n2t al
J5wing the claims of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
GOV. DAVIS DENIES
SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL ROC
ERS DID NOT DENOUNCE
tiiN.
says That ~ and the Attorney Gen
eral Have Net Met for Two
MR.. GlNoccAlo's STATEMENT

TIL" following * Z Sisned statement
from Gov. Davis and printed IN Moa-
Gays Commercial Appeal:
see in your issue Of today q state
ment from Little Rock that Attorney
General Rogers denounced me- to ny
face because Of veto message that
: felt impelled 10 issue relative t.
,he clerical force III his Office
was very much surprised when [
saw this statement in your paper. fer
the reason that have had ne con
troversy with MI Rogers: naithar
lave | seen him OF spoken TO him for
the last=two days, :.
am sure thai if Mr. Rogers were
called on he would agree to this state
n4ent
There is no perscMal difference ne.
tween he and Of which anu aware
and this statement as to a row must
have originated il the very fertile
Drain of your correspondent a Little
Rock because there is no truth in il
and am sure that yoHr paper would
ret knowingly and wilfuliy publish
that which is false. | ask that you
print this statement over my sigma.
lure tG correct any idea thal Nj Roc.
cr> has or would denoHnea ne . ny
faca
The penitentiary crowd il. our stata
is mad They cant get their hands il
the state trea Sury but feel sure that
the attorney general agrees with fYs
that the penitantiars shculd be salf-
sustaining ard that no maEey Should
be drs wr from tt3e general revenue
sustain this institution.
arn determined taat not one dofar
~ha'1 l7e collected IN tax money to run
the panitantiary.
Il has ceased e. ba the eeuitentarq
If the people It has bec>ne pri-
vate srap and if the individuals who
ara TIE hAnehciarias Of the labor 9,
sac conviots can rot paw tae expense
to maintain them { am .setermtaad
that tha taxpayers Of Arkansas shat!
NOT be hurdera1 with their suoN 3rs
ard in these views { trust thet rive
att9raov general IS in carmorg Re
sppctfuly JEFF. DAVIS
Governor Of Arkansas.
Memphis, Tann, Nay z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
People Of persyaIIe Refuse t. lear
Roberts Lecture o. TIE Co.
SHe. Of
THEN TIE GRAVE WAS OPENED


peft3viIl4. Afkz Me- g-n5H =jahn
foberTS @he t@ visiting NJ. II f.
Risen III this city attempted to Hee.
'ufr on 3Tda Ot3e5 Sido ot Life s5f-
nrloy nieh' bul 4as deHied thr prfvi.
l"se of lectaftne ia lhe town He Va4
denied the coar9beose aad aI-o tic
school building. and VII 10 lecture u
Il e NJ E. church. bur eTrilanz of tho
town gathered attic church and aatf-
tied him tha tarz obj, eIed IL hfn
occurring Al Tie church or any other
place in the city. and thst They posi-.
lively would net allow II 2iRne heir
reasons. some Of them being that he
hed been turned down by the Demo
ecatie party the Masonic fraternity,
line bar Of the state thp city e Lit
fle Rock. and various Other reasons,
s.nd thai il was the desire Of the eifI.
zens that he Withdraw his appoint
mont a~ he Nas an imposition on tie
4ood people.
Nj. Roberts after hearing tAair
foasons aud seeing the determination
n III" citizens called off his lecture,
hlt stated that to satisfy curiosity and
10 stop the report that was being cir
etlfaed that d. Liehtle Was not bur
Ted in the Risen cemetery ar this
place the Ei2htle grave woHtd be
epened Sunday morning at 10 ccl0ck,
al which time the grave was opened
5nd body pronounced 10 be that Of
Or. i.iehtle WIS viewed by the major
'4 of the citizens of pelTyyilla. The
romans were badly decGmpospd but
every feature showed tC. be that Of DR..
4. G.. I.iGhtle The grave remained
Gpen about ten minutes. and no one
tieat "ver saw DR. Iiehtlo and viewed
tf'1= r,roaiuS in thp onave nnW has any
dGu5t- that he is not dead and buried
st this place.
Il was about dark when DR.. L.i2htle
was buried and q mistake was r,ada
T. placing his body in tho grave, it
facing the west. which position 1t
still retains
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
WANT BELMONT REAPo9 NTGD

Albany, N. Y, May 9.-(sopci,'o =
The terms Of August Belmont, cAoir.
nan ard his associates, Messrs. D.
Morgan ard John Sanford co1o sing
the state raeiog c9mmjsSion eXnira
today ana much pressure has heon
brought to hear upo2 Govern IT Ftg.
gins to reappoirt the clmnission. R.
tuhlicans. on the otner hard, haye
been fighting to have the commission
rass trto their csutroi, wbitn al3rn1-
lists predict that with the withdrawal
of the Belmont commission, raoicg z
will begin to die out in tue En- Dire
state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Memphis, Tam, May Z,
TI+E OTTER SIDE.
@r. Ginocchio Gives t4s Auth ori:y
fo- the Statement.

Little Ro15 Ak My 1-AttOr-
neF Gaaenal Rogers gave ne the state
ment +hat talogca obed you last night
and i was the conmo.n t1lk aronnd
the hotef }obbies for an nour before
/ Wire1 yoU. underssand that Gov
03yis, denies + and ois private secra-
tary. Charles jacobson, stated TO q
fri1na that the attorney general was
Lar and whea the attorney general
eailed Mr Io2oasen y 10 ask IscohSoo
de42ie1 using the language. The a.
t1e0ey general told nim that be knew
he had, ard boxed Jac5hson,s jaw;
tWico. This is the extent Of tbe row
today. Jacobson made 20 effort to re-
cent it. Fully twenty people around
TIE st4tehousa say the attorney gen
erti denounced the governor last
nielt while one or two o. the gov
ernors frieadS say re atto-.
neg general denounced the governor
T. an2rhe- party while the governor
was st9ndug about two feet from the
attorney general ana heard every
vard Mr.. Rogers sti'l says that be
deuouuced the governor, and that the
statement he gave the Commercial
Appeal last night stands as MS opin
ion Of the govern5r's conduct in veto
irg the appropriation for the assistant
att.rnev generals salary. never
hear' Attorney General Rogers verac-
ity questioned
JOHN T. GrNOCCHlO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Dumping Grounds.

For the sanitary committee Alder
nan RILEY reported that iha commit
tee had selected Louisiana and Bagra-
qre street At the river bark for =
eumpia2 cTcaHa so9 f,la city ~ea4pa.
Ger ard recommended taat This ac.i1n
be. approved MI Nicho protested
against tilis site being used. lie sail
the citizens living in that vicinity
were o5iectire Fse thought the dumH
s4fuld be fixed beyond the bayou III
the east aed
Robert G,age also addressed the
eoHncit protesting against the use c,e
this ste. Aldermen Eoyce and Fox
&iso said that they had heard protests
Ho3inSt the use nf this Sita. Mr.. Fox
said the SAME objection would prob.
ably be eatsed at ny niace that might
be selected. Mr.. Htehtower said this
experience bad to be net every TIM =
the matter came up. Mayor White
to"k the for and explained that the
ste selected was the best in the city.
Fhe reDIrt 0f the committee was
adopted and the foot Of Louisiana
Street selected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Engineers Rep1rt or Efoad.

City Engineer Harper sD6 rittnd
the following report TIE cellar o.
the Pine BIu9 Mercantile company
aas flooded by hack w9t4n som avar-
flowed sanitary sewer Storm w3tar
entered the sewer at some D9iat
which { have been unable t. locate
except st one place apd filed it he
yoad its capacity. The cellar referred
tC being unprotected hy backWAtee
valve and closets being therein, food
eg vas the oaty result Tee for Of
McCamm3n's drug store is 012 feat
higher than curb grade, wnic3 curH
grade conforms; to street grade [ fcd
70 evidence Of the county judge nav
ing had any work reeandg done ir the
western portion of the city, the water
taking its natural drains Respectful.
ly, JOHN P. HARPER.
NJ. Poyce said that The city must
cive attention to the drainage quas.
ton at once. In several places the
Grains were insufficient t, carry of
tle water Mr.. Boyca also gave a LIST
Of the small bridges washo1 away by
he recent fooj and asked that they
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
AMERICAN CHURCH CONGRESS-.

Brooklyn, N. Y, May 9.-tSpaciai.A
Between four and five hundred min
listers of various churches participant
ed in the opening Of the Episcopal
church congress which opened here
today and will be in session for three
days. Bishop Brewster Of Connecti,
cut delivered the opening address.
The Rt. Rev. Frederick Burgess, D.
p. bishop Of the diocese Of Long Is.
land, presides over the congress. This
congress is held in those years when
the triennial general conference does