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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
DIR. CRAPSEY no GIVE LECTURES.
His Response 70 a can From no Men and
women I'm Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Dec. I'm response to a
request addressed TO him by 100 me- and
women prominent in business and pro-
fessional life Of Rochester, the Rev. DR..
Algernon $. Crapsey, the former Episcopal
rector, to-day announced that he would
give four addresses at the Lyceum Theatre
in this city on Sunday nights in January,
DR.. Crapsey's letter follows:
1t il with a sense OF grave responsibility
that I acknowledge YOU communication OF
December 8. Such a call, coming as it does
from 30 many citizens of Rochester, distin-
guished as they are in every walk of life.
is to me a call to duty and one that | cannot
decline.
1t has long seemed to me that the world
is at present in the greatest religious crisis
of its history since the advent and organiza-
ton Of Christianity In the first four centuries
Of our era. l have lRiven much anxious
thought TO the causes of this crisis. and to its
probable consequences, and hail your request
as an opportunity to give expression to the
conclusions at which ! have arrived.
Following your suggestion, 1t Is my pur-
pose to give four lectures on the present
crisis in the churches, in the city of Rochester.
beginning on the first Sunday night in Jan
nary. and continuing on every Sunday night
thereafter during the month. These lee
lures W i'll be delivered in the Lyceum Theatre.
Further particulars will be announced later.
| can only say at this time that | consider
your communication one of the most i'm
portant that I have ever received, comforting
upon me a commission which I look upon as
second to none that l have ever held,
1t is understood that arrangements are
also under way TO have DR.. Crapsey lecture
in other cities. The Rev. DIR. j. A. Leighton,
chaplain of Hobart College, Geneva, has
been appointed as the temporary supply at
DR.. Crapsey's old church pending the ap-
pointment of a permanent rector, He is
said 20 be in accord with many of Or. Crap
sey's views and was one of the clergvmen
who volunteered to testify for him IL the
haraaN- frial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
GRIZZLIES BODY NOT FOUND.
He Was One Of the Best Hockey Players In
the range

ORANGE. y. j.. Dec. ferdinand W.
Grelle, who was burned 10 death in the
fire at Cornell! University, was a son of
Mrs. Ferdinand Grelle Of Clairmont avenue.
Maplewood. Mrs. Grelle received a tele-
phone message to-day from President
Jacob G. Schurman Of the university stating
that the body had not been found and here
seemed 70 be little hope of finding il. Mrs.
Grelle was Frustrated by the news.
Young Grelle was graduated from Car
teret Academy, Orange. He was 20 years
Of age. He was one Of the best all around
hockey play ers in the Oranges and had
been president Of the hockey club of the
academy. He took a prominent part in
other athletics also, was on the football
eleven and baseball nine and was presi-
dent Of the school athletic association.
Archdeacon Lewis Cameron, rector of
the Church OF the Holy Communion, South
Orange, went to Ithaca this afternoon as
Mrs. Grelle's representative.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
Japan Relies on President Roosevelt.
Specialize Dispatches 10 THE SUN.

" IN 'SN'
PARIS, Dec. m. Kurino, the Japanese
Ambassador, said to-day in response to a
question as to whether he had heard from
his Government in regard to the San Fran
cisco affair that he had received the fol-
lowing despatch.
Japan is convinced that her claims are
most legitimate. She does not believe
there is room for uneasiness in regard to
the incident at San Francisco, basing this
conviction on the friendship Washington
has always shown for Japan, of which
President Roosevelt s message is the best
proof. Japan has full confidence in the
American Government as regards a solu-
ton Of the incident"
TOXIC, Dec. Although the pre-
generally prints warm appropriations OF
President Roosevelt's message the Hochi
!Shjmbun and other opposition journals con-
s~istently maintain a mischievous attitude.
One Of them prints a cartoon representing
a mob pulling down the Commodore Perry
monument.
Intelligent citizens deplore this nRita-
ton. Their sympathies are strengthening
with their growing appreciation of the
momentousness of the question from the
American side, The Times earnestly urges
the Nationalists to emulate President
Roosevelt's noble spirit of international
justice and humanity. II also contends that
Japan should forego the advantage of her
Independent position in pelagic sealing
land abide strictly by the terms of the Anglo
American agreement.
vice-Admiral Ijuin. X. c. B., with the
cruisers Tsukuba and Chitose. will reach
New York about April 20, 1907. The YES
sells will take part in the naval show in
connection with the jamestown exposition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
Three Years for Meyer

MoRBIsTowN, n. j., Dec. l. Herbert
Won W. Meyer, the defaulting treasurer of
the borough of Madison, was sentenced to
three years in State prison to-day by Judge
Alfred Elmer Mills. The prisoner was
convicted under three indictments and the
sentence was for three years on each count
but 10 run concurrently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
wage Increase for 5000 Michigan Miners

CALUMET, Mich, Dec. IA 5 per cent in
crease in the wages of 5000 men employed
in and about Calumet is announced by the
Osceola, Isle Royale, Ahmeek, North Kear-
sarge, Wolverine, South Kearsarge and
Mohawk mines. II is also announced that
employees of the Lake Superior Smelling
Company will share in the increase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08

LEwEs, Del, Dec. The schooner
Florence j. Lockwood, Norfolk TO New York
with lumber, encountered a northwester
last night and put into AsSateague Harbor
for refuge. Before daylight she had
dragged onto Williams Shoal and was 50
badly damaged as 10 be a total loss. The
crew were rescued by the life savers. I. c.
Tiley Of Norfolk owns the vessel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
Posse XII. Murderer Escaped From Prison

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. IA posse Of
farmers to-day shot and killed Henry White.
the murderer of Marshal Basore, at Leb-
anon. White escaped from the Lebanon
Jail some days z and had succeeded in
eluding the officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
DoOrkeepcr Lyon a Candidate for Re-
election.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Doorkeeper Lyon
of the House of Representatives is the first
of the oG:cials Of that body to announce
his candidacy for reelection in the Sixtieth
Congress. After a consultation to-day
with Representative Sherman he said that
he would stand for reelection, starting with
the assurance of 20 votes in the caucus from
New York State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08

the ever increasing flames. 1t was while
Hook and Ladder Company 3 was attempt
ing to reach The north side of the building
that three Of the tiremen were killed. They
had stretched a hose into one Of the windows
directly under a gable in the roof. when
without warning the massive stone wall fell
outward and, strangely enough, directly in
the face Of the high wind. Robinson, Lam
don and Rumsey were crushed to death.
Their bodies were carried to their homes.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

he oprngdae News the largest paper Washington County and prints more home than other paper costs no more
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
The Sprinedale News. Friday. December 2l, 1906

NV . . speaker of the house and mem- bers of the presidents cabinet to S12, ,0o each.
 A good many newspapers are growing considerably IS a result of ruling to the effect that the railroad rate bill recently passed by Congress will not permit the railroads to furnish transporta- tion in exchange for advertising. Ii will be pretty tough on some of the boys. but then little less traveling about and more work will doubtless be beneficial to some newspapers
 In the last issue of tie Maeomb lIllinois) Journal appeared an article from the Monmouth At las, giving all account of the sudden death of all elderly lady II Rosesille. III that state, and after all investigation the coro- ner's jury rendered verdict to the effect that her death was dtie to an overdose of patent rnedi- cines. The medicines mentioned III the lnrys verdict as being re- sponsible for the death were "Dr. Miles New Heart Cure, and .'Dr. Miles Pain Pills. . So It would seem that some pat ent medicines have more harm fnl effects than to make person tipsy.
 In every cline it's eolors are un-
 furled
 It's fame has spread from sea to sea:
 Be not surprised if in the other
 world,
 You hear If Rocky Mountain Tea.
 Nelson k Searcy.
 The city man is always enyleus Of the easy fife Of the farmer.
 It is noticeable cold seldom comes on when the bowels are freely open. Neither can 1t stay if they are open. kennedY's Laxative Cough Syrup tastes as pleasant as maple sugar. Free from all opiates Conta inS Honey and Tar. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by II. A Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
note and Comment

ne leSlSIdtllIe meets JdiudiN
 Lest you forget be sure to read the ads. in The News.
 Congress sat down on President Rooseyelt's simplitied spelling.
 The DeOueen Bee, Stuttgart ArkansawyeF and Berrysille Progress issued creditable Christ mas numbers last week.
 Do your Christmas buying now, and tell vonr merchant YOU saw his ad. Ill The News. It will make him feel good and hel p us too.
 The official vote for congress- man i'll this Third district at the November election was: Floyd, Democrat. 5,715; Ivie, Republi- can, s,24e, Floyd's majority, 2.469.
 Editor Livingston of the Rus sellville Courier-Democrat re- members The News with neat little calendar. which he Is send ing out to all readers of his pa per. Editor Livingston prints one of the best country newspa- pers that comes 10 this office.
 It Is announced that when Gov. Davis goes to the Senate he will occupy the seat of Senator Car mack. of Tennessee, who was de- feated by Bob Taylor. Senator Clarke will occupy the old seat of Senator Berry, and thus Arkan- sas' two Senators will be seated alongside each other.
 When casting about for q Christmas present for some friend or member of the family, can you find anything that will serve the purpose better than years sub- scription to The Springdale News? Once week for fifty-two weeks 1t will be reminder to your friend of your kindness.
 The newspaper publisher who urges his readers to spend their money at home and turns down advertising from mail order houses, in the face of the fact that the home merchant, through a spirit of indifference of niggard- ness. refuses 10 give the paper any advertising, is q patriot.
 By the narrow margin of two votes the house of representative on Friday voted down a bill in- creasing the pay of members ot congress from *50o0 to S700o per year. 4 motion to reconsider Is now in order and 1t will doubtless be forthcoming. The house vot- ad hu n h r0.. m n ,artfx fa tucraaS..
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURC

This cut of the Primitive Baptist Church and portion of ths article printed in The News fe" years ago, but of peculiar appropriateness just this time will bear repetition The Shiloh Primitive Bap ts Church Is the oldest church organization this seeton and the building the oldest house of worship Spring dale and who have wandered lar from the of their childhood, attended church for the first this old building
 The Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church organized about year 1S56 and for number of years the only church organization III this section. It has had some sained for pastor probably the best known of these during his day being Uncle Johnnie Hocomb, who year S2 and who preached for the church until his death The village known Shiloh, taking from the church, until 1873 when posothCe established and the changed 10 Sprlngdale It desire of the citizens that the posofe be called Shiloh but there another office Ill the by that the government objected In those days people this community got their mail at Elm Springs, winch the Star between Bentonvile and Fayetteville.
 The building, a of which appears above. peted about the s taking the place ot log strue and for the largest and eommodious house of worship this section It erected jointly by the Primitive Baptists BaptstS and MethodiSs for congregation being one-half other two owning eacE fourth interest. The Masonic lodge built the second story Several years ago the Methodists dis posed Of their interest the other when the Bapsts desired building of their they sold out to the PmtiveS The Masons still own the upper portion The bell which tops church was brought here from Hampstead County by Uncle Joe Ho comb in 1870 and was formerly used plantation bell It is today Of the best bells in this section and has per- ormedl It's duties well IL has ruug out its ny
 people the surrounding country come to the house of God and worship; has oed the solemn funeral note of ot the old pioneers who helped to build up this secton and has often uttered cry of warning when home, shop business was threatened with destruction by fire The old bell has been partc- pant many event Through summer and winter storm and sunshine it has held its place. has watched both the bridal and funeral and depart from the old church, and If It could talk what tale it would tell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Highland ark
IS the Place to
Invest Y our Earnings
If YOU want IS be sure to see them grow.

s ii you want to be sure to see them grow
Just as safe q bank and will pay larger amount Ct
interest Some have made hundred 00) per cent
six months in buying Highland Park lots You can DE-
the same Your small monthly cannot be invested
in any other business where Il will give as large
returns.
For SO cash and S. per month can purchase one
Of these desirable plots feet Of Richmond
will increase in value fast Highland Park because
prices are now only one; half what they should bel
Make your money ~ purchasing now at low prices.
While you are waiting others are making profits
Young man, this IS your opportunity TO buy real
estate Il has only been few since most Of Rich
monds beautiful suburbs were corn fields. $
You say, IT had only known il rs but IT will grow
faster in the future; get i you ever
expect to own home be somebody and ride out and
see Highland Park.
There Is where you can make your start with only
$40 No man made saved money who did not have
starting point. Now is the tins your start #
want to make money want nice home call up Phone
1913, and we will help you, IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
.M [,:,'I;,' Fl q: & GLINNs
3 ;s;$5 HAVE FOR SAIlE:85l II

III 27x1E3g loot Tot on east side Boulevard
tnear Ivy Street in city limits. Price
4 15oxl5 foot Corner Lot Grace Street,
east OF Boulevard hands ONE lot. 81 Price
eOx1s5 foot Lot, Grove Avenue, near
Strawberry: city sewer e ready In. Price
per foot, $50. g6 :. y
b sox15O foot Lot on south side Monu-i
3ment Avenue, near Meadow Price per
foot, $3.50. ssa5 S5 Y. "a
!!ment Avenue, near Meadow Street
Price per foot. $50. s III
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
Jalg y NJ
snNsLRLE ApvlcE

The new okiahoma Post which claims to be .
Republican organ published in tho Interest OF ne clique
or faction heartily disgustsd vith the Fynn.Neaaire
vendetta as are ali tie people Of tie state ana ia
is ass ISSUE delivers i,self os se following escesat adj
vice
III the personal friends aud adheren,s oiMessn Nc
CURE and Flynn seek 10 forever slll them poteag 10
Oklahoma aud ialnlmlfs their usefulness as members
Of the Republican rarty they accomplish he rsalt
ia 40 quicker 81 nare thorough than % keep the
anmostles and controversies heretofore existing alive
BY constant reference ana argument The people Of
Oklahoma and particularly TIE rank aud as Of the Re.
publican party are srs unto asath as a result q THIS
senseess ana ass usug snyY ana childish qabbiug le.
tween nal,auai ana il political Oblivion ana forced re.
tlrementoi the.e gentlemen Is TIE purpase songss b
chem friends the as proceeding exactly right 70 bring
about 90. speedy eonsanmas.on
.rhs lact s tag bgth ST NcGuln ana ~, Fgnn ID
great many respects we're valuable Representatives Of
the peoples ateret aid ), sacb lthey au entitled 70
every cseai bat vln t S sought 70 assaiaaou sserg
other consideration artae pagposs q heapng fasame
aattep upon ,eu ne gtcct sought IS eelpsed and de-
ieated % ssat.asuis disgust uhieh tie process pro
dacss Lst g oseeesaHsd ana sony psrplesei people
have an oppoaeritv eusoy ana appreciate the pest
sres Of se government wtheut the continual reminder
o, their obligation g i've hdNdaa nemben o tts
party
"insteaa 6 embarrassing and hanillasing thass tee
gentlemen sii continual aatpoug o aaiteF aad sop
let them ene' s. esmnoa with ssegg othes member q
Ghepaftg 80 denlasdsitlsaeten tsat they are etoa
IS well IS 7tAs Republicans "a tie achievements q
their parts II tbs past aud IS such course sneaaugs
them e continue q sonhlaatan vllh re balance d
their aFa e strive las san greater achievements .a
The latars b SO destroy taeg assfalnsss 70 tAsn
selves aud1 thef country bs attempting g pacs tsn
upon pedestal g ts public places asa attaching e
then gIe label. ths S 8 little tta gaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
NnrnlNn NoM IMrossInI.K

Tbs taturs locks bright ias Waits IA eserg way but
there nothing thar gives such assoranee q TIE future
gosth and prosperity Of ,he eW As such enthusiastic
gatherings as that hsa last night % the new Foens %
TIE Commercial elab L uas iasi emphasized ~ Al.
most ever speaker tlAi natural conditions eili avail
nolhlns ~itlos, nsu vas remarked, more ,aa Ores
,ha, ,o such boay as that present last night united
aud enthusiasts, nothlnx woala h impoalbls
rhs great anwbAss IN viuisa 10 ths sast has been
ark u hith % the part of ths peops themselves
divided eoadiion thar has prevented tem from gslng
tosetheF 70 uerx earnestly Cot tls adsaaesmeas q tls
eitg Il has osen Femafgod often oi late that sns con
aitou changing that ths slgissm are bseouius more
united and al mere snthusasslc TIE truth q Ihe
statement was proved a. last nights meeting TIE pso
ne Of ylnlta as Fssslns tosstAsr and 10 ; ~ay uat
shows ire, mean business
TIE new aay les daahS1 Vlufa haa turned ler bsss
Ca tia past ana gos, forward o sf high Aesimy ). ohs
q Tie lsaaae scvus mafat ana Intellectually as veil
as commercially o tlis aep STATE q oklahoma.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
- 49, pEopLE coNrRoL

The dsnana for an initiative and referendum elaass
IN tte usw state constitution IS genera. 81 over tie
state Beth Repablleans and Democrats want tex.
sapt tnoss Republicans aaa thoss Democrats eo fear
for various reasons sntFast ts people sth lie con.
tFol oi their own government The people should con.
to. aud thsy vii canfroIlf they ast an initiative aud
referendum sv similar "a The one IA Oregon and pri.
mary election las slmlar to tie one ia Wisconsin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
d SAp srAYn 81 AFFAIRs.

! ogden Armoes % IA return from Europe make
ths plamuvs wall that re present agitation in Amerles
Is DESTROYING shs packers gusopsaa market Z cannol
usldsrsAa hs lasepts wis the people should wish se
DESTROY ous q eounrrys srsasess Industries Ths
people unfortunately for NJ Armoaf are siFed q being
poisoned
Il would doubges te matter q profound gtatia'
caton him and ha associates the besf trust 4 TIE
ctifsus Of tie untea states voad c4Gtnus mesaly 70
eat the aaalterasea and satamed preparations sod to
them as fooas bun somehow Or other our ctasns seen
% ba,s los, tfs admirable pa,eaes that has long
characterised them.
Perhaps Though betofs placing the entiu blame on
tie psepls ans TIE amuek.nksrs NJ Armour should
inquire i ths msn so are responsible tos ,hs present
i0saaerabs eouatos are nag just little 70 blame also
ie tts loss of Fiat European tads Exposure woald Dc
nc harm If there vas nothing 10 expose
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
Il rnrnE 49, -


AFefs nemfer ana sssrg intending member q The
Commercial eab shoaabg ai means attend the meet.
log tomorrow nigN Nh.s it ea hs primarily pleas.
afe meeting SSH ef Be important ,rem tis business
standpoint alsa President Riddle lt S understood las
some suggestions sbleh b. wishes % give ,he club con.
eemns tie WORK q ne coming months ana plans for
TIE eampaen @ make vina bigger and better slsy
VII = talked ever
Most q tie business and professional men q vlalfa
already members of t1e Commercial club some alo
not Thee IS however. 80 reason ehY thsy should uaI
Be. Tie club ueeis their help And certainly b tbs
time The, are avare q tie faet that ne elab S t1s
greatest factor vnitas pFagfe,s and that Trey can
not consistently remain outside Is membership If they
reagy elsh e help mako Yulta grow
let everybody attend tomorrow nights meeting and
Join TIE boosters
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05

pe vii opms here IN essrncreasine aamhem "a II
II mors promised than can - performed thsalk1s
Disappointed oxs wlll 50 forth kncck and Ii ts end
the baths wlll be greatly harmed.
The Chlsfgalu hAs nn idea tliat ~ Williams pcaia
advertise ,le sassf - ans bat A. honest say bsl
aneng hs hairs executors SUCCESSORS ssslgns misht
- somegas ahs would ADOPT aaack methoae Il
aoald b seoa sAas therefore u sls dtserson ea't
Insert some pfoenau n sla oOntaes thAt viii psessus
any exploitation q yiuita water as mlnels.aorslrs
asency
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
snoULD NJ pRorEcrED

The murder o. stanford White b llaFrY X TsAv IL
Sea Yors has again cas ts attention. oi tie oofla %
tie fac, that ths possession q great wealth almost in.
sarlab eaas the oeuef aside fron tie path o. right
living White oue q the fossuost architects Of TIE
day seems 20 have llseaa ne oi gros. beasiau ret
knowing ths his iegew msn Ia New YORK stla permit.
ted ham to move IN shat thsy eaa atIs hsst society
Esidsuty thsn shsif noas ass but little higher than
we're lis
Fer the saks q ,ts fleh mea aad eoman % TIE land
tsre should bs saae restriction placed upon tbs amoant
OF nonef person nav aceamalate Ths,s are Two Ways
ia vines this may = done through ils lnhsutapee sas
As proposed by President Rsosssot ana tarsasb TIE ia.
come tax The money when White and those ise bin
spend in running the.f osnlse ana I've lives q many
poor slts hge Evelyn Nssbt could b muca better en-.
poyei IS TIE goysrumeut 10 productive enterprises and
10 reissns ye burden q sasatou that nov rests Al.
most atogsusf upon the shoulders of tl,s men Of small
means
"liov hardly shall they that have riches inter INTO
the sngdou u heaven, ,ala Jesus christ Ana ii 500
aant gnoa what lie meant rs, glance fer anomeut at
The gts of tne mfosales q newport Ssv YORK. plgs.
basg ana s,sgy othsf laus cty. Ne, ous nan ia a
tbogsana abs q withstand tls manifold temptation.
Of sssas wealth.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
woRrmY PnolEcr

Tiers has been 70 bettef project presented 70 the
people q ylusa than that Of DE- Williams ior ne con.
sruetlon here uf natasorIam and 'nth house 4
would 1s one q ne besf advertisements ne eltg could
possibly secure TIE doctor asts bus small bonus ana
ne business men ard property should subscribe
Tor this ssm q once Itmeaas more basna~ ana more
people IN viuIsa and that means aets aouay for tis
business men and property OWNERS