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The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07
LODGES

Masonic-meets lst and Sd krid.v night in each month. C. Hamby w. M.; Jno. Fishers, Sec.
 Woodmen of tn. World-meets srd and 4th Friday nights in earh month. G. K. Haynie, C. C.; Dio Lewis, clerk.
 Knights of Pythias-meets every Monday night. Pomeroy Whitteu ( C.; r. F. Chappell, k. of K. &S.
 Odd Endorsements every Tuesdav night. Geo. Hays, N. e.; Alex Vaughn. Sec.
 Ancient Order of United Work. man-meets every "Wednesday night in each month. k. l.. William. son NJ. w.; E. R. Newth Recorder
 Knights and Ladies of Honor meets lst and 3rd Thursday nights in each month. Alex Vaughn. Pro. tector; B. J. Daniels. Sec.
 Nevada County Medical Society meets Ist Monday night in each month. Dr. Wm. W. Rice, president Dr. !. :. Chastain. secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

It is source of great satisfaction to patrons of the electric light plant. that the service for the past year has been excellent. Comparing with bygone days when the people wouldn't know at noon whether they would have any light that night or not, we might say 1t IS grand. Then we are getting an all night service, whereas formerly the lights were only turned on for a few hours in the evening, and few hours in the morning. Prescott is improving in every way.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07
New Books.

The following new books have been received at Stainton Drug Store:
 The Shepherd of the Hills" The Daughter of Anderson Crow"
 "A Stumbling Block"
 The Traitor" Thos. Nelson, Jr'S., latest.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

Jndge Pittman doesn't say very good words for the Jamestown Exposition. Bnt the Judge, it will be remembered has just finished an extended tour of sight seeing at Chicago, Buffalo, New York, Philadelphia and Washington City. Had he gone immediately from Prescott to Jamestown, the objects there might have appeared somewhat larger.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

The first game bagged by President Roosevelt in his Louisiana camp hunt was little grey squirrel. Doubtless this little king of the hichory nut trees didn't know what fame awaited it, when that load of shot from the Presi- dents gun, landed just behind its ear.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

When it comes to juuketing the pres ent national administration can't be reached with 40 foot pole. Roose- welt is in Louisiana, Root is in Mexico, Taft is in the Philippines, and goodness only knows where Fairchild is.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

Most any child can tell who made a man, but few of us can answer the question with reference to some of them. What for?''
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07
COUNTY.

Circuit court meets second Mon day in January and third Monday in July
 ChanCery count meets first Mon days in June and December.
 County court meets first Mondays III January, April, July and October
 Probate court meets 4th Mondays n January, April, Julyand October
 Court of Common Pleas meets End Mondays in March. June, October and December
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07
CHU RICHES

NJ. E. Church, South-Rey. I. k. Dlckerson, pastor. Preaching every Sunday, morning and night. Pray CT meeting. every Wednesday night. Epworth League every Wednesday
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

The News" was two years old Saturday. Don't you think it is real live youngster for it's age?
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

Is the least levy that has ever been made in the history of the county. The full 5 mills has always been voted.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07
Jamestown Exposition.

Editor News:
 I confess to degree of disap- pointment at the buildings and exhibits at the exposition. The buildings do not begin to com pare with those at New Orleans in 1885, Chicago Worlds Fair in 1893 or the Colum bian Exposition at St Louis in 1904. They are small and a great many of them contain very little. The grounds are not near as large and the landscape is very deficient.
 The government exhibits from the Smithsonian Institute and from the Naval and War depart ments are decidedly the best on the grounds. 1 was particularly impressed with the powerful guns that have lately been added to the great steelclad warships. One model on exhibition is 50 feet long, bored for 16 inch ball and is four feet in diameter at the breech. It carries ball weighing $50 pounds with powerful charge of $50 pounds of smokeless powder and it has a range of 2l miles. Every dis charge costs the government $1 ,050.
 Most of the states have very creditable displays of the various products and some of them are very exhaustive - particularly those of New York, Virginia, California and Georgia.
 1 looked in vain for something from Arkansas, as 1 have been away until 1 am getting home sick, but not as much as a red apple or boil of cotton is here. Poor old Arkansas, but with all her faults 1 love her still.
 I had expected to see in the famous Hampton Roads waters a fine display of the battle ships of our great navy, but to my sur. prise only the Texas and the Brooklyn remain to tell the tale.
 As we approach the Exposition grounds by steamer we are re minded that this is the birth place of our nation, and several places are to be seen that are in delibly fixed in memory from an early reading of the life of Wash ington, the hardships of the early settlers, the struggles of the colo nies and the Indian and other wars.
 All at one view can be seen Hampton Roads, Fortress Mon. roe, Jamestown, Portsmouth, Old Point Comfort, Hampton, Norfolk and Newport News. These are historic grounds.
 Norfolk is really part of the Exposition, and a few pleasant hours was spent in looking up places of interest there, as it is one of the oldest settlements in the country.
 We have been upin the Yankee country so long we were anxious to get South and see something southern and here we found on the public square an imposing monument with the modest in scription: In Memory of our Confederate Dead" This was in such striking contrast to what has been noted on monuments to the memory Of the Epdarcl dpad
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

The quorum court this morning only levied county tax of 1-2 mills which
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NUTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Any erroneous reflection upon the charac- CT, standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation which may appear in the col umnS or The News will be gladly corrected upon It's being brought to the attention of the publishers.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

STATE. Governor John s. Little Secretary of State .. o. (. Ludwig .. =. Avery E. Moore Attorney General. =. Wm. F. Kirby Treasurer Ins. .... James l.. Yates Supt. Pub. ............ J. J. Doyne Com. Agric ulture ....Guy B. Tucke
 JUDICIAL. or............J.D D. Shaver
 of Mena. Judge M. Carter
 of Texarkana. Prosecuting Attorney,O. A. Graves
 of Hope.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

State Senator. .. H. B. Nc kenzie
 of Prescott
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-07

If you are in business and you want to m ke more money you will read every word We have to say. Are you spending s your money for ad- vertising in hap hazard fashion as if intended
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
DON'T RUB AND SCRATCH
CURE THE SUMMER llcSlS
All Forms Of itch Caused BY Warm
Weather ard Perspiration Can
Quickly Sc Cured.


Mosquito hitgs-het le rash prick
heat hives and all forms or itcl can
he instantly relieved and quickly cur
ed by simple wash Of oil of winter
green and other purely vegetable com
POI nds. Ii you are troubled with
prickly heat, hives rash OF any form
OF itch common to hot weather, do not
rub and scratch, thereby increasing
the itch and irritation and many time
resulting In a poisonous sore Apply
a few draws Ct this liquid and ln-
stanily the itch is gone and you feel
soothed calmed and relieved. Mos.
quito bites. summer rashes, poison
ivy and the like viii no longer trouble
in fact. the second and third april
cations vii begin to allay the eruption
This liquid is known as =. y. -
Prescription IT is The standard reli
able eczema remedy and we positively
vouch for fits effectiveness ia all sum
mer rashes. mosquito bites. potsoa
ivy, etc.
HERMAN c. sCHuH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
HOLD INQUEST TO
DETERMINE FAULT
or pEHE MARQUETTE WRECK
DISPATCHER Ar DETROIT EH,
planned WAY He DID NOT
sToP THE EXCURSION TRAIN.

Worthwhile Mich July 2f--The ~
aaest Il determine the responsthili'F
for Tire 32 deaths IN the Pefe Mar
quatte wreck til Salon began here 81
dav. The only witness today was
Marcus Bonseli train dispatcher at
Tetroil IIe stood his ground hrm2
when Prosecuting Attorney Robinson
attempted ID attach significance 70 the
admission hat ne coGld have stopped
Re passenger excursion either ~
south Lyon Or salem knowing the 70.
chi freight had passed Plymouth but
Bonsel declared that he had no
thought of sueh Thing and was sal
isaed that the freight crew bad orders
swing them the tiine q the excursion
irain. the witness admitted that MI
considered Il Indifferent work that
Operator sayers-had DONG at Plymouth
in copying The freish train Orders
Attorney Gelmef Knifel' u Gfahd
Rapltls. fol- the Pore Marquette raii
road Attorney Il \ l.attins Of Grant
aiec for Conductor Hamilton' oi
ltba reight crew. also efosseAall
Iiued ponselL
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
Eiaaraphy.


Carroll davidson Wright fof man8
years United States Commissioner tE
abor Which position he resigned n
lhe presidency of Clark eo.-
leae was horn i'll Dnnhartan n II.
fnlv Is, lS4Q fie was elm afed ~
IN hampshire and W. mont anfi
feean tl,e study III law Al The hs-
ginning III The Civil war ae enlisted "
fhe Fourteenth New Hampshire regi-
naent. If which he became colonel 1T
1861. He was acting assistant al
infant general under Gen sheridan
and resigned Iii March. 1860 10 tae
following October he was admlttei
I'd the bar in New Hampshire Later
he removed to Massachusetts. where
he was III the state senate, Ffe was
chief of the Bureau III Statistics ana
Labor in 1888 IN January 1889
NJ was made the first COMMISSIONS
III the Bureau Of Labor in the Interior
Department III Washington He r 2
HI mier Ut many scientific soeieties-
AMI III The author Of numerous works
On labor questions
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
PEONAGE CHARGED.
United states Attorney OF 81 LOUIS
Investigating Sensational story
-Assnsst hsia7sssfrpi Planter

rcrt ~ terg ,old oT
svsn-a ameda7 spd Gnlbefi pHnd9
fiahspa~ vic sand theg had been heio
In slavery twcHy+wo moH1H7 Vh "
mississippi plantation caused Uai'ea
states District Attorney biodseH 20
institute an Investigation TO-DAY sc
conms 10 the haiians ihfre was
ncsnaee colony IF twelve italian iani
iiies Consisting of ifty perseis on
n plantation SUNDAY, maSins
their way to ST. Louis. They deciar
"a NE armed guards prevented com
maricadon with persons onlsias y
the plantation and letters we're a@
sfgovcd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
ARMY or LITTLE ToILERs.

Statistics from the federal govern
,nent Tor 1900 relating to the employ
anenf of children as breadWinaers
compute this army Of little, IN round
numbers. lit l,750,00a, between the
ages cf ten and fifteen.
Bread winners are defined az those
Iearsiing money regularly by labor,
xuntrlbuling 10 the family support oF
pppreciabls asst ting In mechanical o.
agricultural industry
Agricultural lah9r claimed BY tar
the larger portion NJ child lAfoF Tie
number III eliiidien II 10 II years OH
III employed being lsasf 40 O. about
tMs,tisirds ii The fetal number If chiid
bread winners, most Of them BEING
racmbers OF farmers families.
Next In extent comes domestic SET
Vice. Or The occupations OF servants
ana walters or waitgesses IN winch
IsS, o65 children were employed, most
hi them being girls.
About one-third Of the children en-
ploycd in gainfu occupations We're y
years Of age, and more than half were
ali or Is years old. The number untei
III was 79a.623. or 45.2 per cent Of the
total
OF the total number of children
bread winners 10 TO Is years Of age
| 72.a per cent were boys and Els per
cent girls.
Almost invariably the percentage
of bread winne.s Is much greater
nnscag fofciga-horn children than
nr.eng The naiivebom children The
M rrniage Of bread winners among
IL xru rhIidreu is much higher than
iii aug white children.
The cotton mills furnish employ
ment 10 children to a greater eXiea'
than any other manufacturing or mo
chanical industry. In 1900 he mum
her Of cotton min operatives 10 to +
years OF. age was if,i27
of the 71.622 messengers and 81
rand and Office boys in the Uaite
sites per cent were district an
fclecraph messengers and erfan
boys. 23.s per cent We're office boy
snd 14.7 per cent were bundle an
rash boys or girls. Nine-tenths
-. children employed insuch Sc. vic
are boys
This was in 1900 Since that i'm
many Industries have been esia
lixhed and MANY more avenues fC
bread winning opened up to the lit
<o5lers. States have enacted chi
1abor laws, too. since then, a71 man
= these laws forbid the employmel
s ~ children under u years. wlile son
exclude the l. and iiycar-old cihi
3 <si11 we venture 70 say that the ~
.erslons enumerated by the laee &c
..aa are pretty safe guide for p1esei
s.x condition. -Cemmercisl-Appe
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
MEN ABANDON
HUNGARIAN TOWN
EMIGRATE TO UNITED STATES
TILL MAYOR WAS ONLY
ADULT MALE LEFT ALSO
YOUNG WOMAN ELECTED.

Budarct Jul rf-Tne lHre # the
United State has brought out .
'ufiov, ats ~ the ii'tie t7llaes 81
KefisoYa ueaf- luEes. which a the
la-b census hal q population ot 500
The male f-ilents emisrated iu
bsicheF until tie mayor was the ONLY
adult male 70 remain Finally he alsl
packed his trunk As a result The
women have just elected a young
woman as mayer ujaer females hll
rhe remainder Of the municipal Offices
che staimez III Hangar provide that
me- female shall hold a public om-e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
FIGHT FOLLOWED
when Representative Wright ~
G-crgIa C7lls Hau a "LiaT "a
pisuute over Prohibition.

Arsnts. Ga Iafr ga he vas
rs--ed and blazr were etChsnsei be
lrre 6eht ou prohibition 100 the leg,
iahrc was suspended tonight by aa
tournament until omorrow A dispute
between representative WRIGHT and
Hall progressed to point whcf,
Wsislt told Hal -Yeu are q lar. iu
stanuI bioWs Neln e1cAah=- i
Frierds interviewed ava qaie. Nas Dr.
stored.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
WILSON SCOFIELD
3ut-t WsrnJa- isst fight cf. Tao
Popular Youpa Propi---l cave
On wedding Tour.

AZ i9 I'D last ni~hl = fine igms IF
the bride mrsher o. Ige4fE 1tffa
street, Biz. tfsana 6sfe'a as lsf
ried 20 Air1aEder 81 WILSON f'r
ceremony was performed - Rev
Buchanan of the Presbyterian cmrCa
an dihele were no attendant The
happy couple leit at 2.25 this mo1n
linz far SD inHis where they sin -
east 10 he gone several weeks
air. and Mrs. Wilson sill be follow
u 81 theiI Journey hy the s-oi Eisf
es of a hos' Of friends for they ar
among the best known and MOST high
Is esteemed young people oI Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

or summer goods Al the extremely
Iow prices We arc now making 0n tne
various lines. such Az White Goods
Lawns. Zephyr Cloths, Tissues,
Mouselines ETC. i being appreciated
by the close buying public
In this sale are also Included
French yoilcs at 69c. former price ms
FouIard silks AZ use, former price
75c.
Ait light Wool Dress Skirts u
checks ana stripes ~ less than actual
cost
We have Exceptional BARGAINS ~
Spreads. Towels Bleached ana IN
bleached Muslins and Llnons loF
skirts.
SAMUEL WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
WANTS SIMPLICITY
r,,,eror wdlisn orders Officers t.
Discontinue Luxurious Living
- lfnHt- Them for Cam
psign.ug-

Bertha 5ulr -i-The cabinet order
5ire.iea against iuSuriOus living pre-
.ailire in the officers corps a. Han
over Ea= is-Bed today
This order marks anoiaer slsp
jaken by Emperor william 10 compe.
cater simpiicity in the array HIS
majesty believes that easy ile unii's
mea for campaigning aad that the
e.owiue Gale Of luxury ieuds ia keep
4 ils comparatively poor nen from De-
coming .sHioers AT present there are
rearlg 5ou vacancies for Officers in
doe Germa1 army.
only the general terms ri tie order
f arc known. 1t refers particularly ta
tife entertainments e'ten hy ihe phi
Irlr= II mesEee
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
SAMUEL WHITE.

from Dakota Utah and ldaisa.
1874 twenty-five persons hlliea os
cloudhnlst 1t Eureka, Nevada.
1851 Nathan Clifford, Of Name
president Of the electoral com
mission IN ls77 died Born "
New Hampshire. aug ~ lSes.
1887 Iahn Taylor. The successor 81
brigham Young as president 90
the Mormon chnsch, dled Eofh
III England. Nov 1, lS0S
,s0 william E Mas defeated IN
effort 10 secure nomination as
candidate fer I = senafof
from Republican convention u
Illinois
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
JAPANESE NAVAL
MEN AT PARIS
INTERVIEW THEY SAY CUES
TON AT SAN FRANCISCO rs
PURELY LOCAL AND GOVERN
MgMT SHOULD NOT BE
BLAMED.

Brest, Iuly "a French and some
.Iapanese naval officers who arrived
today III the guests " Rear Adnlfai
IN thc United states cruiser
washington tonight. Vice Admiral
Iiuin, and other chief japanese olii-
cers left carly IL the evening 10y
Paris. where they will be received ~
President Fallieres tomorrow. Az =
dinner given Wy the amefical admiral
fraternal toasis were given VIZ
navies Iii the United states, Japan ana
France.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

The above Ii correct statement 81
8the number or complete and perfect
copies d fthe Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
Of June 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
thig first day bit July 1907,
LEO. J. KLEB.
fqaaaa Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
,uly rs IN HISTORY.

ssss-portuguese defeated the Moora
ii Ouriqae.
1sz9-Kiske defeated dc Caen near
Malhaie
tzsa-Fort Niagara surrendered To
the British
4<as-f.eorees and his fellow con
spiraiors guiiloiined at Paris
fs.r unspiracy against Bona
parfe-
zxs4-Americass defeated at Lundy's
Lime
xs<s--Arthur ]. Balfour. British states
man born.
4<ss-AIlied French AMI English
zoualFon saiied From Honolulu
- zsafrcy the Russian pe-1s5
Sons e Kanchatl-s
<<z8-f>arhess Of ConnaHght born
ASS I<fflfofr Il Wyoming formed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
CONGO SOLDIERS SLAIN.

brussels. July 2l-Man adviees
from q Conee sIaic officer. SAYS tl'ft
nine native mnifisHeu rere killed itf
natives and n thu Frsnet CeHsc e
missionary vas slain. native soidie- s
are rising.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
HAIL AND WIND DO DAMAGE

Lincoln. Neb.. july 24.-The journal
Of OneiH. Neb. says thar violent wind
and nail storm did a heavy damage
this evening IN northern Belt county
The oats ihai are really for harvesting
we're bounded inio the 5--i and
Cafn vas cut down
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
.mllou Ano ABOUT NOTHING

Paris, lHly a. The Brest CORES
pondent Of Matin sends an interview
with Vicn Admiral Jillin who n
quoted. "The question at san Fran
DISCO N purely local and Y u Wfons
To .hold Inc Washington government
responsible,
rho same correspondent quotes
Roar Admiral stockton, referring 90
American Japanese question as say-
iae. ~Alueh ado about nothing"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
ousTAvlus THlEL DEAD.

chicago July 2i GustaYIas 3
rhiei the founder Of the Thiel Pc
ective Service company dIea 'opa}
al apoplexy. He was secretary Of tue
tinted states Secret Service durlh5
die civil War.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

ardea Itah. JH'y 81 feter 6uH.
san. the Fau River leizhiuciehf se'
the decision o-ar cye ioae Thomp
sen. # Sycamore. 1T in twen'y
-gunfs here tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
for tha year 1906 ......... 2o2s
Average number Of complete and
1 perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
II ietin printed daily and Sunday
II during the month OF June
1qo7 .216a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

Manufactured and dealer In harnes
Collars. Saddles, strap work, WHIPS
Horse Clothing, Lap busters ana rr
Nets.
The only house in the city that
r,akeq handmade harness. NO. 1oos
WASHINGTON Ave. Repairing a Spec
lalty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

me nulIetln 10 or sxrs It the FOR
levsIns placss:
ccIeman's, x14 Eighth atfsst.
halliday House Nsss STAND.
walkers, 10 Sixth street
o,us Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

You pay a little more Tor classified
ssverus5uz N the Bulletin than
oshsr Cairo papers but Eou get tns
rssultz- - So As
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

The Bulletin Is the oniy seven das
Paper n Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-25

An the peE. all the tine
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-21

- Edison Photographs and Rec
ords kept in stock at all times.
SMITH * IRVINE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
ONE OF TEXAS RICHEST
CITIZENS GOES UNDER
r. w. House, Private Banker in Hous-
ton, Compelled to Make Gen.
eral Assignment.
INV AssOciatcd press. J


HOUSTON, TEN, Oct. 1T. w.
House, private banker. today filed a
general assignment under the state
law a. d. Chew. w. ID. Cleveland and
j. S. Rice were named as assignecs.
They gave bond in the sum of $780,
000 before Judge Norman G. Kittrell.
1t is stated that resources are suffi-
cient to pay creditors 100 cents on the
dollar.
Inability to realize on securities not
really convertible into cash is the
only cause given for the assignment.
The House Bank was established in
1888 BY the father of the present bank
and has never made statement of any
character of its affairs.
House has enormous holdings OF
land and other investments in many
portions of Texas and has been rated
as one OF the states wealthiest citi-
zens.
1t is said that the bank has deposits
of more than $2.G0O.U00 The failure
today of the banking house in Hamburg
is said to have n direct bearing on the
failure.
Tie first intimation of the embar-
assment was when all the clearing
house bank checks were thrown out
this afternoon after a prolonged meet
ing of the clearing house directors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
They Will EOl Have Vote al Gen.
eral Convention and Will bs
Controlled by Bishops.
CONVENTION ELECTS TWO BISHOPS
Rev Dr. Frederick Reese, Formerly of
Baltimore, win Take Charge Of the
Missionary District of Wyoming
Negro Question win Not Come Be-
fore Epiacopaian5 Again.
(ny Assoclntol prose.l

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. l7.-Thc
House of bishops of tho Episcopal con
vcntion In private council today elect
ed Rev. Frederick Foulke Reese. ID. d.,
of Christ Church. Nashville Tenn. as
bishop of the missionary district OF
wyoming. and Rev. Henry Deanc Rob
inson, president of Racine college. Ra,
cine. Wis. as bishop of the missionary
district of Nevada. Both elections
were agreed upon after frequent bal.
lntinE
Rev. Or. Reese was once rector OF
ST. Marks church, baltimore Roth
men elected are IN Richmond ns mem
bcrs Of the House of Deputies.
AS usual the morning hour of both
houses of the convention was devoted
to routine business. AT five o'clocl;
p. M. there was a meeting In the in.
tercst Of men and missions and at q
y. NJ public missionary meetings In
PAL business in the House of bishops
today was the negro question.
Tho House of Bishops refused to
concur in the action OF the House OF
! Deputies in their rejection of the re
solution presented by the bishops ask
tug the establishment of provinces
/ The matter was referred TO com
mittee of conferences.
Suhraaan Bishops Bill Passed.
The suifragan bishops bill was pass
ed by the House OF Bishops tonight
This is the Eame bill that was passet
! by the House of Deputies OF the gen
cral convention on yesterday, so tina
this is n settlement OF the negro qucs
ton as far rs the Episcopal church Is
concerned.
The suffragan bishops will only be
lclccted In those diocescs that demand
it, and will have seat in the Hous,
Of Bishops without vote They may
he either white or negro bishops ant
may work either among the negroes
I OF among the white people.
II is understood. however, that many
of the dioceses will ask for negro SUI
frngan bishops TO work among tne ne
grocs. these bishops being under th'
! immediate control of the white b.sh
ops of the diocese in which they work
1t is thought the negro question vii
not disturb further the present con
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