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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
csdar Rock Confereneo.

jackson, Ca. July 2l.-The Cedar
Rock Bible conference has opened at
Cedar Rock church 3 or 4 miles from
jackson. A packed house was In
attendance upon the opening service.
which was conducted by DR.. Rolfe
Hunt, ID. b.. Of Atlanta. president Of
the Atlanta Bible school. DR.. HUM
smoke eloQuently to Methods OF Aa
bic Study" The conference II Y
last through the 29th OF this month.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

psora,a Oar Convention cIossd lss
Session Friday.
warm Springs, Ca, July 2o.-Befors
HE largest audience ever assembled
N the pavilion at Warm Springs. Dis
tsict Attorney william Travers Js
rome. Of New York, read magma.
cent paper Thursday upon the sub
1ect of Public Opiinon." and was lib.
orally cheered to the echo upon his
conclusion.
indeed, 20 great was the enthusiasm
manifested by his audience that n be-
came necessary that an adjournment
Of Ave minutes be taken 20 that III
could personally greet the speaker
and shake hts hand.
Mr.. Jerome did not depart from
his printed address In . single In
stance. but he read with characteristt
ease, and his delivery was 20 graceful
snd congenial that he had proceeds
but q few sentences before the fac
that he was reading had been forgo
ten and his words came ~ thoug
impromptu and from the heart.
Preceding his address, Chairma
Price Gilbert. OF the executive COZ
mittee, announced that Friday. Il
closing day of the convention. wou
|, be full of interesting features. as
he urged all the lawyers p rema
over. zone Of the distinctive fes
. ures of Friday" he said. will be {
address from that venerable M
, whom VIC ali love-former Chief j
tice Logan E Bleckley."
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
so.p Manufacturers Lose by Fire.

Chicago, July H.-+rhirty-two guests
Of the st. Elmo hotel were driven into
the street carly Saturday by nre
which. for q time. threatened to de-
stroy the hotel. Several Of the guests
were overcome by the smoke ana
slightIy burned. The property loss
vas small Another nre DESTROYED
the plant of John Fitzpatrick. h Co.
soap and tallow manufacturers. The
loas n estimated at t7+,000.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
Prepare For Threatened Uprising.

RI Paso. Tex. July 20.-Rafaei we
bel, governor OF sonoro. Mex, passed
through Ed Paso Friday enroute to
Mexico City, To consult with President
Diaz and prepare for the threatened
uprising In that country Sept 10. Con-
siderable trouble Is feared In Sonora
az Cananea is located In that state
and IL said to be q revolutionary hot
bed. President Diaz Is calling all hii
governors into consideration.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

New York. July 2i.-Ths hing's cup.
the blue ribbon Of the years yachting
trophies. presented by kiag Edward
VII To the New York Yacht club, To
be. raced Tor annually By American
yachts opsa 70 the snrolls1 assts ol
Oh American clubs. hes arrives at the
New york olsb fron CaSlAad. tn
emp. which y a SOLID gold. and val
usd q ever Q thousand s1Ansaa Y
tAs hAnAseosst trophy tAAk has eve
heea oGnssl ~ iAteguAA1GnAI eouoe
0noos
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

New York. July 20.-The crew Of
the Norwegian bark Undel were res
cued Friday morning u miles Oh
Sandy Hook. according To . wireless
message received at the American line
ofices. Captaia Roberts reported thai
before taking the crew from the barb
the wreck was burned. No furthsl
details we're sivea IN the wireless 70
port.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

state Department Advised Of Peace
washington. uly 2i.-The state De.
n. .rtment Friday night was advised OF
the signing Of the treaty OF peace oy
the representatives Of the belligerent
republics aboard the Marblehead A
cablegram was received from Mr.
Merry. the American minister to Sal
yador. Costa Rica and Nicarauga. an
nouncing that q treaty Of peace had
been signed ON board the American
warship. In his message Mr. merry
referred to a Joint message sent o!
himself and Mr.. Combs, the American
minister to Guatemala and Honduras
which message had not reached tn
state department late Friday nign'
This message, It Ii believed, gave
details.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Ashburu. Ca. July so.-Nre has Do
s4reysd the dry goods store OF Proc
tor Bros. here on College avenue The
stock vas valued 1t $1,000 tnsur'
a.ce $500. The building Was own
"a by C. w. Dvsns. TIE goods OF 4
=. wright and n. A. LuKks we're dam
Ned TO some sstsst by The ass an
water.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
Grants Restraining order.

Nashville. July 2l.-Judge childrsn
Of the second circuit, court Saturday
morning granted an injunction 70
straining all Of those who claim b be
am Cumberland Presbyterians from
interfering In any way with ths ser
vices. property. or duties OF the part
az the Presbyterian church formerly
Known % Cumberland Presbyterians.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Memphis, July 20.-Announceneet
vas made Friday that Armstrong .
Co.. commission brokers, had suspend
"a operations. II is said that tie
New York correspondents OF the arm
demanded margins on cotton futures
which would be covered. A member
AZ the firm said today that the suspso.
ten 10 only Temporary ana many out
standing good accounts viii enable the
arm to resume business in few days
Armstrong 4 Co. have several braucs
houses In Mississippi ana Ar'kAnsas.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

May Tie UP Printing Embellishments
Chicago, July 21.-Complete ue-up
of the printing establishments OF mem
bers OF the Chicago Typothetae may
follow action which has been taken
BY the Allied Printing Council to as
sist the printers in their fight for an
s.hour day. The plans are being Sc
cret. but a committee OF one from
each OF the Ave internationa lunioni
af,Mated with the council has been ap
pointed with full power to act. 1t u
said that the photosravers and book
binders have already received the SAINT
ton Of their respective national on
GERS to 90 on strike in aid OF The prin
ers on terms proposed by the latte
The printers have offered to pay IN
strihe benefits Of all workmen goir
out in sympathy with them.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

birmingham. Ala. July so.-w'nhn
rrsvers Jssens. district attorney os
n.v Work, spens Friday here. ~
gssss q ths DaraissAso sosIe ss
~. = tAs uosninS ~ vis1tsd The
stsea plants q unsley = sn ssseno-
- "a n ulGhe vas eouOlinsesed
v1sh = hannn61 = ~ eoaaBy elub.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
aS.ooo Persons Homeless.

svsrsr. simbirsk Province, July 81.
The are which was started here July
10. continued throughout most OF tne
day until tho whole Of the city win
the exception OF O small section near
shs railway station. was consumes,
The couAssrstion has rendered Se'ooo
people homeless who are also w''noo'
food.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Dublin, Ca. July 20.-On Monday at
4 O'Clock all of the citizens Of LauS-
ems county who are interested In the
construction Of Q railroad from Dublin
10 Lumber City will meet at the Ia
dis's club room Of the Carnegie libra
n In this oity TO devise ways and
means OF assisting In the project
There are four districts In the county
including Dublin. which arc vitality In
terested In the project. and 1t Is be
iieved that there will bs . good GROVE
present.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Toxic, July as.-0sssrs BaIoe
Kodama died here Monday mornlns
General Kodama was educsSse o. ~"
gers college and has been csiied M -.
Genius Of the japanese army ;,
was field marshal. Oysma's cn'e' |"
stan during the Russo-Japassss W,
and later was appointed governor - :,
Formosa. After the reoseme' a. ~
Field Marshsl Oysms. General MI 's
ma was made chief OF the se"''
star os the Japanese army.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

New York. July 21.-The consul
general OF Guatemala in this city Sat
urday received . dispatch from Mr.
Meudex, acting secretary OF foreign at
fairs Of Guatemala. stating that the
terms Of the treaty Of peace signed
aboard the Marblehead was most sat
isfactory and honorable.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27


Colorado Springs. Colo. July 2l.-
Believing they have been violating
the tsachings Of the Holy Bible. soe
ne past Ave years. the Rev. J. D. c.
Christie, pastor Of the new Mission
church oe this city. and his vile,
both OF whom were divorced before
being married. publicly announces st
a revival service attended BY several
hundred people that hencsforth they
would not live as man and wife. How
ever. they will continue to live I'M
der the same roof as brother and sis
ter. The announcement was mads
after the Rev. Charles W. Savage
pastor the Peoples church. OF Oma
ha. had delivered sermon agains
the re-marriage Of divorced persons.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
CHARGED with Wire Tapping.

81. Louis. July ao.-Through the ar
rest OF Henry ~tanlsy. Q telegraph
lineman, taken into custody Thursday
on the charge ot being implicated In
q wirs-&apViag scheme. the police be-
usve they have brought to light an
extenaive schems for the stealing Of
quotations from the Merchants ex
chanse and that wire tappers have
Neeu opsrsting In st. Louis for thres
months. stanley 10 the only persor
arrested % fAS.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
HUNDREDS PERISH
N BURNING CITY
Russian City Nothing Sus "
Heap of Ruins.
,NosNp,Aa,Es ARE LVNcHI'

.,h.s,,.cs. os Flams.Ruined c''y ~
s..rv.no-Fooa Being Gent From Az
ou.rtsrs Of Russia for He"'' '"
Destitute People.
Oamara, Russia. July " .so c;tv
eak nSws from sizran Is 'na' u"
Hundrsds Of persons have lost tne.' ,'s.
tn. a. The acmes, and several me'
suspected Of iucendiarism were BUM
marily dealt with. ,-s.,,tont,
FOOD for the starving innaD.'a"v @ "N'
At s,sr.n is being sent from here an
from SaSatoff.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Water o. the Mlssleelpp' 10 Ueeo.
London, July 3l.-Kiag Edward was
one OF the god.fathers Of the Duke on
N.nohester's second son, who was
Ohris4sned Saturday In the chapel
royal, st. James palace. The KING
was represented by Earl Granv'ise'
a lord In waiting. The others spon.
sov were Eugene Zimmerman. OF
Cincinnati, fsther.i.law OF the cuke
and Coasuelo. duchess Of Manehes
ter. widow Of the eighth duke. Wake'
from the Mississippi river was usss
NJ the Christening. The mother va
| i,disposed and unable TO be present
but a fashionable gathering attend
cd the ceremony.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
Najlsd Up Church Door.

NASHVILLE. July al.-The controversy
between the Unionist and Loyaliss
factions Of the Cumberland Presoyte'
risn church In this section IL at fever
heat. Friday at Shelbyville. Tenn
Q party Of Loyalists. headed BY INT
msyor, made their way to the Cum
berland Presbyterian church and naa'
"a up the door.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
WANT CASE SETTLED
WITHOUT A TRIAL
Friends Of White on Side q
Mother Of Thaw.
.Aou INTEREST ANrAooNlsrIc

asou,d Al Resources Fall ThawFe
Mother viii Apply 70 Court Tor Ap'
eo,nsment a. HE Legal Guardian -
shs May Aet with Free Hand.
New York, July 2l.-Followins tne
,erort Friday that Harry Thaw had
beeu reported insane BY alienists en-
r,oved TO make preliminary examAnsr
tons by william X. Olcott It was a.
sorted that although without co-operar
t,on the the friends Of Stanford WHITE
were On the side Of the mother on tne
nr,soner in an effort to settle the case
w,thout the necessity of trial.
Still far apart are the divergent IN
terests in the case. Thsw. his WIZ
and Mr. Hartridge. his personal eoaa
sel are for G trial, where . plea 0
JUSTIFICATION on the "unwrittea law
or emotional insanity" will be MADE
The district attorney believes the emo
OF Justice would be served BY tne
Nj; william Thaw and the hrm {
, Blach. Olcott, Cruber and Bouyne
which she still retains. althovp "
engagement II not recognised oy N
. SON. are against the trial. krs. ina
> has set to herself the task OF brtn
, ing her SON to her way OF thinking
|, the mater Of retaining the 0lco&t nr
y and accepting advice regarding =
= yles Of insanity. Thus far sne q
a gained little ground and her faiiu
has not served to increase the G.
Ia diality Of feeling between herself q
" her daughter.in.law. who 10 suppo
w ing his position.
should the other resources faii'
n. vas said that the elder woman wo
~ .pply TO the courts for an appointm
he "A her sons legsl guardian on
sround that be was mentally una
10 take care of himself. She wo
.. thus become q committee OF his
~r son and estate and have the r'gh'
M. take any steps she might deem 10
ov advantage. The half dozen or m
,or prom,nent alienists who were ret
%. ed several weeks ago by BLACK
an colt, Gruber and Bonynge. are no
90 "A believed, TO work for Thaw'e
om LAWYERS or to make any repor'
~. them. These alienists have beer
on ta,ued by Mrs. william Thaw.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

,ntssnsslsmsl Amssieaa ossseseeee
RIO yspsiro. July si.-yee Ascs
delegates 70 the isternst'osN
Ican conferences. Viii ~ @nee -
Of Van Lssv Pom. have asssves eNs
secretary Root h st ts1a@ess0 - :,
hoard the ChAslsetea ~ - -
No yanslse yply =
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
asraks Of Car Men GNds.

Princeton, Ind. July ai.-Ths str'he
Of the car men ON the Loaisvtlle ana
A.. Louis division OF the Illinois Cen
trsl ended Friday night TIE ssssse
vas over che re-instatement o. eev'
en- men Who were rsias(Atsd. ssSs'
the strikks had lasted two weeo.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

PresnlAsne oeeeee -" 49,
New Orleans. July 0-eou ~
>rou, jusios psrtass q ~ sseAeo ssc
Of Pueoh 3 TsytseA. 81 oee9heee1
manhes e - Nev 0eoAno ooeaen
1rsNannL = asAAi ~ ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Ran Asreund; No Damage oese.
New York. July si.-Ths sessme!
Minneapolis Of the Atlantic Transpost
lima which sailed Saturday moreane
for london ran aground on the soc o.
the main ship channel on ess
Hook daring . thick fog. but shorty ~
terwards released herself without -
distance and proceeded on her vossss
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Waco. Tsy.. July ss.-Aioer on| I'm
srs Q veil known farmss. whose sa0tI| "
u In this city. vss sAot and ins'sI
hillsI In The saslss In the rear
r. Ohsslas hotSa by J. nsrse.M
tsnanA . Povs1s fasn- sss
$780, %sossssA I y ssssss'
u - u 611nG
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

Columbia, Tenn. July si.-cOasvsss
man Lemusl p. Padgett has esen -
tiaed By the ssveatA district Demo
cratic congressional oeon'stse ~.
no opponent hsvies ssea essnses
against him. 10 has eses sssassss
the noDiAeo.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27

oIOev0o AN0-0uekosohop 0ttI.
Atlanta July 20.-Jhe whole OF the
two ssssious oi the hosss Of represen'
tauvss on Thursday vas consumed IN
debate upos the Bogkh snti-bucket
sA0V bin aaA u Substitutes Of nr.
Anarsvs. Of CAaAAAA end Ar. Bop
kiA. 6 NAAolA ...
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-27
SIGN PEACE treaty
ON U. S. CRUISER
Three Republics Reach Agree
ment on High Secs.
Ma. ROOSEVELT 10 THANKED
aa.x,o.o Minister, ssnor oamboa" 40
Nv, In Bringing About Rssu'ts-O's'
eu.sloc Incident to Reviewing W.
.,ov. Grievances Was Strenuous.

eussloo Incident to Reviewing va
r,ou. Grievances was Strenuous.
GAN lose. Guatemala, Jnly 2l.-A
treaty Of peace between Guatemsia,
salvador and Honduras was signed
Friday on board the United states
cruiser Marblehead ON the high seas.
Guatemala was represented BY Juan
Burrios. minister for foreign affairs.
Jose Pinto. chief justice Of the su'
preme court, and Manuel 0abrail. a.
sistant justice Of the supreme court.
The conference agreed upon terms
ON which the grievances OF the Two
countries are to be settled at another
conference to be held In the near fu'
ture.
The peace commissioners OF Guate
mala were landed Friday night.
The commissioners of Salvador and
Honduras were landed at Acajutla OF
Saturday morning.
The members OF the American lega
tions will land at the respective po'nt'
where they are accredited.
There was strenuous discussion
and some dificulty In reaching az
ceotable conditions. The Mexical
minister, Senor Camboa. was activ
In assisting In bringing about q
agreement.
The peace commissioners adopte
resolutions thanking the presidents
the United States and Mexico. respec
lively, for their Intervention.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21
No. 8.

What is called the Iner-C Church Conference
on Marriage and Divorce, i'll which thirteen of
the stronger religious bodies are combined, is
rlage and divorce The Conference meeting
in Washington year ago was received by Pres
ident Roosevelt Jan. 20, 1905, and few
days after, Jan. 80, the President sent mes
sage to Congress asking for cooperation among
the States for such uniform legislation. Com
missioners from the States are to meet in Wash
lngton this week at the new Willard Hotel.
An address and appeal have been issued to the
Christian public by committee, of which
Bishop Doane, of Albany, is chairman. and DR..
w. II. Roberts is secretary
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

The adaptation of methods to conditions and
opportunities in the churches is an important
matter The same thing cannot be done with
success in all fields. There is everywhere the
need of an intelligent zeal in doinG what oon
be done to build up Christian knowledge and
character. Some country churches are usino
with fine effect the Home Department study of
tine Sunday-school Lesson. Some VILLAGE and
town churches are using the second service ON
sunday for congregational Bible Class worl,
Some ministers are successful with tbo nostor,,
i'!'le ClaSS on week day afternoon. It is p
WISE thing to find what is best adapted to each
lield' And it is not a mistake sometimes 70
change from one method to another.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21
RICHMOND, VA, FEBRUARY Fl, 1906

annual appointment that should not be forgot
ten. 1t has great reason in the value to the
church and to the world of youth to whom have
come opportunities of education. The observ-
ance of the day is naturally most marked about
the institutions themselves, and has often been
most profitable to the young people. Else
where many of our churches use their Wednes-
day night meeting for this purpose.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

The Rev. Wm Lee Harrell, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Monticello, Ga, was
killed by accident while hunting with friend
on Friday, Feb Is. Mr.. Harrell was born in
Robson county, N. c., in 1866 He graduated
at Hampden-Sidney College in 1889 and at
Union Theological Seminary in 1892. He has
served in the ministry at Rome, Ga, and else
where and later at Tuccoa, and Monticello and
Charlottesville. About forty years years of
age, in the prime of manhood and ministry, he
has been suddenly called away from his home
and his ministry. His family and the people
Of his charge will have the sincere sympathy
of many friends throughout the church
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

The visit to Richmond of the Rev. DR.. James
ID. Moffett, President of Washington and JEFF
terson College, Pennsylvania, and Moderator of
the General Assembly, North, has given much
satisfaction to our ministers and churches. DR..
Moffett preached on Sunday morning, the 18th
inst, in the First church, in the Second church
at night, and in the afternoon, filling the en-
gagement which brought him to Richmond at
this time, he preached at the Y. NJ. c.. A. meet
ing Tor men in the Academy of Music. On
Monday morning he visited Union Theological
Seminary and addressed the students. AT II
a. NJ he was present at the Ministers Meetino
IN the Chapel of the Publication House. and
made most striking and suitable talk the
meeting responding in a resolution of gratifca-
ton and appreciation. In the afternoon re-
ception was rendered Dr. Moffett in tbe narIors
OF the jefferson Hotel by the ministers of the
city and their wives. This is the kind Of "closer
relations" which we deem the most safe and
profitable.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21
This Week.

The Message of Flowers In Winter
IF CHRIST WERE HERE TONIGHT
A VAST ENTERPRISE.
The UNTIMELINESS OF FEDERATION
MODERN MYSTICISM.
A HOUSE PARTY OF PREACHERS.
ASSENIBLY's HOME AND SCHOoI,
TASTE AND SEE
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

In last weeks British WeehJy. "Claudus
Clear" who is Dr. w. Robertson Nicoll. the
editor, writes on exports and imports Taking
his text from the political discussion going on
IN Great Britain on Protection and Free Trade,
and the much talked Of relations of imports and
exports, he says that in our mental life. we must
be careful to make our imports quite equal to
our exports, our acquisition equal to that we
give out Youth is specially the time for i'm
ports, and early exports are not desirable, and
often not valuable. Ministers, editors, authors,
public men need importation all their lives. the
constant growth in knowledge, in range Of vision
and in trained abilities The wearing out and
failure come from incessant production without
acquisition The dead-line comes early for those
who fail to acquire and advance The really
useful and great men Of any generation are those
whose minds and characters are active in acoui-
sltlon and growing larger in outlook and SYM
pathy. But a useless old age is also seen where
there is much import and a failure to export
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

The flowers that come in the winter are es
pecially welcome. A thoughtful, generous
friend has sent to our table vase of cut
flowers, tulips and jonquils and giant migon
cites, that have been lovely and fill the room
with their light and fragrance The florist has
kept his plants under glass, and warmed them
by steam every night, and watered them every
morning, and the sun came and did all it could
to cheer and help them And these great and
beautiful blooms were worthy of all the care
and labor. 1t helps us to bear the cold of the
season, and to be patient when the outdoor
world is no longer green and inviting.
Messages of cheer and hope are like the flow
ers IN winter, in all our times of sickness. or
OF sorrow. 1t is kind and thoughtful thing
TO give OF your time visit to the invalid or
the bereaved. One of the very best things we
ever give to others is a letter of real sympathy.
How it blooms and makes fragrant the darkened
nome where loss or sorrow has come. The lines
OF affection and cheer reach the heart. and sof-
ten 1t into submission and patience A society
OF kndhearted people has found generous and
blessed work in letter-writiag to the shut-ins
Ihe friends OF the seamen put in their comfort
bags letter to the sailor, to be read again and
again IN his lonely hours far away on the great
waters, with words Of guidance and counsel.
and blddings Of love ''fOr those in peril on the
sea-"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

A paragraph of the Associated Press matter
IS going the rounds of the papers stating that
Dr. Charles E. Hewitt, of the University of
Chicago Divinity School, said to his theologi
cal students last week that graft has taken
possession of the Christian ministry" that
ministers neglect their religious duties and
use their position for financial gains by ques-
tlonable methods" Or Hewitt decried tbe
prevalence of graft among religious leaders as
chief cause for the deficiency in the ministry
OF to-day and menace to the spread of re-
hglon' Perhaps large proportion Of inteII
gent people in America know that Chicago Uni
yerslty is seriously dscredited by the constant
flow of absurd and erratic sentiments and state
ments emanating from its professors. If Mr..
Roosevelt ever became President of that Uni
Yerslty' as has been suggested, he Will either
dismiss these men. or find lid with which fo
suppress them In all the range Of our in
formation about ministers in this country. we
nave heard no charge or suspicion of this kind
Certainly there is no foundation for if in tbe
South, however it may be in the section about
Chicago.