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New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
WESTON GOES THROUGH BOSTON.
Pedestrian Reaches the Hub ~ty Minutes
Ahead of Time.

Boston. oct. 3l.-Fdward Payson Weston, who
is walking from Portland, Me. 10 Chicago, repeat
ing the trip he made forty years arrived
here at 500 o'clock tonight forty minutes ahead
of his schedule time. He walked from Newhury-
port, a distance OF forty-two miles by the road
he travelled. in exactly eleven hours to-day A
crowd of people greeted Weston and gave him
cheer. Weston went TO bed Immediately on reach
ing his hotel and rested three hours before com
pleting the days journey, which landed him in
Dedham for the night
Beverly. Mass. Oct. 3l-Edward Payson Weston
passed through this city to-day from Newbury-
port He was met at the city line by the Mayor
and other city officials. delegation Of citizens
and band and the march to the hotel was made
through lines of people who cheered him con-
tinualIy as he marched briskly along
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
SAY FORT BY 21r45O.
State Republican Committee Pre-
Dares Estimate from Reports.

The Republican State Committee met IN Ne"aiN
yesterday afternoon and heard reports from tne
various counties as 70 the political outlook III ul9
several districts. Franklin Murphy, the CHAIRMAN
of the committee was obliged to be absent, OWNS
IA relapse he experienced with an lhJuIeu - 80 80,
and United States Senator John kean' OF IN
County was chosen to preside. Based on 'Ie ~ =
ports of the committeeman from each OF tne W."
ty-one counties in the state, the comiiil :. -
rived at an estimate the plurality VIII -
clares John Franklin Fort. the nominee i0 Wv
ernor will have over Frank S. ka'zeHo"ci' e.
his Democratic opponent. 1t was salu lndt M MI
Forts plurality VIII be a least '4oo votes Inc
fnIlnr;q
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool Oct sl-Thesps CBrl. York Manehes-
Bremen Oct 80 m-Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse O6erh
New York via Plymouth and CherbOurg
Hamburg. Oct 81. m-Deutschland (Ger1s New Iors
via Plymouth Cherbourg.
Havre. Oct 81, 3 D MA Lorraine CFrl. New York.
Naples Oct ST. nl-K6nig Albert (Ger) New York fos
Genoa.
SAILED.
Liverpool s1-CeItic CBr) oueensto~n-
Queenstown Oct 81. AS m-TeutOnic (Br) New York
Glasgow. Oct 3O-Bisey (Br). New York
AgieTs Oct 31-GOrdOn Castle CBrl. Phiadelphia and
New York
Smyrna Oct 20-Moraitis (CireeO. New York
Trieste. Oct 26-FTancesca (Aust). New York
Rotterdam, Oct 26-J Kessler (Dutch Ns~T York.
Shanghai Oct 3o-Ocean Monarch (Br). New Yorss
PASSED
Gibraltar Oct stArsgonia CBr). New York fcf sinss-
pore. Hlogo. etc.
PrawIe Point. Oct sl-Knrea qsuss). Nr E~k 90
Rotterdam and LibAp
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

through the district. He has been indorsed by the
Bar Association and the Committee of Fifty. In his
address Mr.. Lande said that if he was elected he
would mete out justice, not in the back room
but in the open court"
Il have done my duty ne said. "as q member
of the bar, and swear TO uphold justice and keep
the bench clear. We fought the battle two years
ago With your help on Election Day. am sure
we will do ii again.
I'VE want watchers on that day, TO see that the
ballots are properly counted, Our enemy is des-
perate: he will stop at nothing 10 gain his end. a
candidate that will stand by fake petition will
stand by fake decision, and he who will steal
another emblem will steal the ballot box"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor. and date when Judgment yTes
fled
Fargo James C-Agents' Supply Company; oeto
6eT ~. tII s and NIae os s174 Is
Hank of NJ q l. JarmulOwsky; February 10
1907 ~. m. 257 Is
1907 -: 7ls %
York; November - 1900 ::............. rs OF
", Whle, M%iJhaeI % SaeIien March l3. 1906 3I5 65
1907 0aeatel . 4, I. -, 1ses "a
q. 1897 cancelled Iel SO
NesDes' Morlt1-J / dayesi June ID looI-.s.A 90 @
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

Goshen n Y. oct. 31.-Chares II. Rogers.
vlcted OF murder In the first degree for the killing
OF Frederick r. Olney near Middletown,
fenced to-day by Justice Tompkns to be executed
at Sing Sing Prison during the week beginning
December s. Rogers received his sentence calmly.
Immediately after sentence was announced Rogers
was started in an automobile for Sing Sing Prison.
where he VIII be placed in a cell in the death
house Rogers was laughing and joking with his
guards as the automobile started for 0ssinng.
Rogers's attorneys announced that they will carry
the case to the Court of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

TRANspAcIEIc MAILS,

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Australia Except WesO. New Zealand.
Islands, FIT Islands and New
Caledonia (va Vancouver and Victoria.
d C)-Ac vera. Nov g. 500
Hawaii japan, COrea China and Philip
Islands (va Franciscol-ASia Nov g. 600 a
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Islands
(via Seattle)-Iyo Maru. 4 600 m
Hawaii kyia FranCiscol-Aameda. Nov IL, 600 m
Hawaii sapan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands Cia San Francsco)-Mon-
sola IL o-D p m
Tahiti and Me-quesas Islands (via
FrancisCO)-MarlpOsa Nov H. 600
New Zealand Australia Except wesO.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (via
San FTancisco)-Inverc. Nov H. 600
Japan. Corea, China and PHILIPPINE
Islands (via Vancouver and Victoria,
C)-Empress OF India. Nov 21 500
Japan. and China especially ad-
dressed On) Cvia Seattle)KAga Maru Nov a. m
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
WIFE SUES HUSBANDS FATHER.
Says Latter Got His Son to Desert Her
Wants 10000

An alienation suit for the recovery Of $4,000 from
Richard Cochran. a lace and linen importer OF
Bayonne, " J., begun in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn, yesterday, by his daughter-ln-aw. Mrs,
Sallie Cochran. through her guardian. Mrs Augusta
Bailey. OF No. PA Classon avenue.
The young woman. when eighteen. married
Cochran's son Ernest. who was then nineteen
Ernest's father angered by the news
The following February Ernest disappeared, and
the young has not seen him since. She be
Heves that his parents persuaded him to desert her
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
AUTO ACCIDENT RESULTS Fatally

Pittsheld, Mass. oct al.-Thomas F. Morse, of
Lenox. who injured in automobile accident
IN Sharon, Conn. yesterday died here to-day
Morses automobile slowed in a muddy road and
struck one Of the uprights of a bridge Morse went
over the e;nbankment into the water and was
barely rescued from drowning lie suffered internal
injuries. Morse forty-three years old and
leaves wife and two children
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
WIRELEss REPoRTs.

Louis, which reported Cape Race at $40 m
when lll2 miles of sandy Hook Lightshp,
S expected dock about 4-SO Saturday.
Provence. which reported sable Island at b4o
a m yesterday 100 miles southeast OF station.
Is expected dock about D to-day.
The Cedric which reported 10 sable Island at 8 a. m
10 miles OF Sandy Hook LghtShlp,
IS expected 20 dock about a m Saturday
which reported 10 Cape Race at 1920 m
when miles east Of that station, IS
10 about 4:3O IN Sunday.
which reported 10 Sable Island at $3.50
m when 175 miles southeast OF that sta
lion. Is expected to dock about $3.50 saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
ANDREWS PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY

Lyman S. Andrews. formerly n secretary to the
late Andrew H Green. executor OF a number of
estates. pleaded guilty 10 forgery in the second de
gree in General Sessions yesterday, and
manded for sentence. Andrews fed TO Mexico in
December. 1904 taking with him funds belonging 20
some Of the estates for which the Green estate
W respOuSlble
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
SHILOH coLoNIsTs GO TO JERUSALEM.

South Freeport, Me- Oct 3.-The yacLt KIM
dom, with about sixty members Of the HOLY Ghost
and Us colony at Shiloh board and a crew of
twenty. sailed early to-day for Jerusalem Anong
the number was Charles Il. Hollaid who is known
as Noses" and who during the absence of the
leader. the Rev. Frank w. Sandford, has been IN
chraGe OF the colony. 1t is understood many Of
the disciples will not return but win remain at ana
OF the colonies in the Holy Land where Mr. sand
ford is supposed TO he.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
SOLD OLD CLOTHES; MISSES DIAMOND

Benjamin c. Silver, Of No. 315 West 18th street,
told Lieutenant McDermot;, of the West 125th
street station. last night that he had sold suit
of old clothing 10 second hand dealer for 81. and
later remembered having stuck his diamond pin.
valued at $500, in the lapel of the The only
elew to the dealer consisted in scraps of card left
by the man. These, containing but two letters.
were left with the police
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
DlVoRcE DECREE FOR MINORS.

Justice Blanchard. Of the Supreme Court, has
granted interlocutory decree of divorce 70
Charles Wescott from his wife. Agnes Wescott
They We're married July l9 1865. Both still
minors, and were obliged 10 sue and make answer
through guardians ad ltem. In his complaint
young Wescott charged his wife with wrougdoing
Ernesto Denaro named correspondent.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
]. D. JR.. Sis uP BESIDE IuneE GRAIN

John D. Rockefeller. ir., occupied seat beside
Judge T. c T. Grain in Part Of General Sessions
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Rockefeller has been a
member of the October grand jury, and he wished
doubtless though he had nothing say the sub
against whom the grand jury hanGed down indict-
ments last month. He watched the proceedings very
closely
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
AucrloN OFFERINGS TO DAY.

In the auction rooms to-day Joseph l. bay WIZ
.,.- r,r salo No 8i2 45th two and n -FOUR
,,.,, hr,cs buI1lnE with plot 3oXlOoo
r..t in a foreclosure action brought by a 1 MADDEN
o,,ipst y = 2ublller and other persons The amount
5,, ,s abo,t 81 500 subject mortgage OF Sloooo
, ,,,tllfrs 4 Co will ofer AZ foreclosure salo a
r,r,eI about POLLOK about 1765x irregular at tho
+or,beast corner Of 1sGth and broadway. and
n Mot 274x1764x irregular. at the southeast corner
~ iAith ST. and broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
MEMORIAL TO COLONEL wILLErT.

Albany, Oct. ga bronze tablet placed on the
face of a thrty-ton bowlder was formally unveiled
here to-day. in Washington Park by the Philip
Livingston Chapter. Sons Of the Revolution as a
memorial the services of Colonel Marinus Willett
In defence of the people of Albany and the Mohawk
Valley during the years Of the War for Indepen-
dence.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
pERklNs,s CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED.

While running automobile in Manhattan aye-
nue. near 16th street, yesterday afternoon. Arthur
Sandine of No. 400 West 63d street, chauffeur for
George w Perkins, was arrested by Bicycle Pa
trolmau Holms. of the West 125th street station
charged with speeding. The chauffeur furnished
800 cash bail and released.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Glebe ave- n corner of Zerega ave; rear one
story frame stable and shed. 25xI6 feet:
front, two story frame and tenement
house. 25X6J feet George HublutzeI owner
po-l LOUIS Fal arGhteGt tee total cost $500
brick slaughter house and stable II
.cet; Fass & YRlls. owners: Arthur Arctan-
,raTai GTp; 1TonItect' aIe AZ rao, - $500
story frame she'd sOxI6x32 feet; August -,
Ramphner, owner: - W Ruhl, archtect ,oo
Brook Nos 5S7 and $50; two story bricl 'VV
storehouse, lO0X27. .9x334 feet:
John Couron owners; James Maher arcbi-
tect ............... Ok mn
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
YEeeMEN ACTIVE IN sTEueEN COUNTY.

Rochester. Oct 3l.-An armed gang of yeggmen
attacked the town of Canaseraga. in Steuben Coun-
~, early this morning looted the postoce OF cash
and stamps. robbed several houses, stole a horse
and buggy at the point OF revolvers and escaped
after a running fight with citizens and police in
which fusillade OF shots was exchanged
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
NEW ORLEANS TELEoRAPHERs YIELD

New Orleans. oct 3l-The president Of tho New
Orleans local of the Commercial Telegraphers'
Union has notified the manager OF the Western
Union Office in this city that so far as New Or
leans is concerned the telegraphers strike
The operators will apply for reinstatement in
divilusls
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
HAS CAPITAL OF $1,000, 900.

Albany. oct. 3t.-The GuanajUato Mining and
Milling Company. of Yonkers. capital Sl.O0OOCO.
filed articles of Incorporation with the Secretary Of
State to-day. The directors include c. A. Fulton,
Jules Breuchard and T. r. Heinrichs. all of Yonk-
ore
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT FOR s2e.oso.

deficiency judgment for $4,000 was entered yester-
day against David Potyn. in favor David Kidansky
and Louis J. Levy. result foreclosure sal, ot
property the north st. SIS fee, east OF
Ienox 75x109lO feet the side of 14Oth St
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
6.29 sun ass Noon IS Moons 25
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook 3.4s Gov Island 400 Hell Gate 6:02
Y. MSandy HOOK 400 Gov. Island 4l4 Hell Gate 607
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
CHURCH BELLS RING OUT SALOONS
Knoxville and Bristol Join the List of Ten
nessee DRY" Cities.

Knoxville Tenn oct. 3L-The ringing OF church
bells at midnight tonight signazed the fact that
Knoxville had become dry city. More than
one hundred saloons closed rs result Of the APP
plication Of the Pendleton law, by which cities Of
Tennessee can reincorporate without having tho
saloon. Knoxville voted afilrmauvely on the law
by special legislative enactment last March.
Bristol Tenn. oct. 31.-Tne last OF the twenty
five saloons which Bristol had only n few months
ago was closed tonight The saloons were voted
out of Bristol a few months ago. All trains have
been crowded with passengers from East Tcnnes-
see and Southwes Virginia. and hundreds Of per-
sons have carried away packages OF whiskey.
while daily shipments have crowded tho express
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
SPECIAL MENTION.

,. admitted into these columns are
Advertlssh,e ~ the readers of The Tribune thor
,goIe and business be done by mail with
oushtS rart;ser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Country Property for Sale or To Let.

GALE OR RENT.-Elegant lO-room house: steam heat:
- all Improvements, $4,000; terms; rent $50
monthly ADDISON ELY. Rutherford. y J.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Real Estate Wanted.

COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED MAKE A SPE-
- cialty Of farms country timber
land. etc Owners send fun particulars ARCHIBALD
G FOSS 50 East 42d
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

Do Your Eyes Trouble You"
step into Spopcer's, now az
81 Maiden lane. and get
pair of pebble eye glasses.
the cool, easy kind that
never mist. or invisible
Toric bi-foCals for near
and distant vision.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Brooklyn PROPERTY for Sale.

MUST SACRIFICE 2-sTORY FRAME HOUSE.
vi rooms; lot 50X24I; exclusive section; S. 700;
worth $4,000: mortgass $14Oo. JOHNSON. 343 sum
ner ave. Brooklyn
Evening journal., 1907-05-09
ACCEPT PASTOR
MCURDY'S RESIGNATION

The congregation of Central Pres
byterian Church last night concurred in
the request Of the Rev. Thomas A. Nc
Curdy that his pastoral relations with
the church be dissolved. This was
only after Dr. McCurdy had informed
j. Frank Ball, II. ID. Brown and w. S.
Prickett, a committee Of the congrega-
tional meeting that he wished his re-
lations with the church dissolved.
The Rev. John McElmoyle, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church at Elkton.
presided After the reading Of the call
a vote was taken, showing a large ma
jority i'm favor of retaining DR.. Nc
Curdy. Then it was that the commit
tee waited on DR.. McCurdy, and when
he refused to reconsider his action the
accepted his resignation
and appointed ]. Frank Ball. represent
ing the trustees of the church; L. p.
Bush. representing the session. and Il.
J. Maclean, representing the congrega-
tion, a committee 10 reccnz ssod TO the
church session that DR.. hcCurdy's
resignation be accepted
Evening journal., 1907-05-09
DINNER OF SOCIETY
OF COLONIAL WARS

The eleventh general court Of the So
cioty OF Colonial Wars Of Delaware, was
held last evening and was followed by a
dinner at the Country Club.
The election OF officers resulted in tho
following persons being named to serve
for the ensuing year: Governor. Judge
George Gray; deputy governor Judge
Ignatlus C. Grubb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Senator Henry A. dupont; secretary.
Christopher l.. Ward; deputy secretary.
Thomas T.. Bayard; treasurer william
H. Swift; chancellor. Hon John r. Mich
olson; historian Judge Edward G.. Brad
ford: registrar. John II. Rodney; surgeon,
Congressman Hiram r. Burton; chaplain,
the Rev Joseph Brown Turner.
Gentlemen Of council 0erm expires May
g. 1910. William A. LaMotte, J. wilkins
Cooch and Andrew C. Gray.
These committees were nameds
Committee on Memhership-tion. Igna-
thus Cooper Grubb, William A. LaMotte.
Victor dupont Jr, Joseph Swift, william
TT. Swift. Henry Ridgely, Jr., Andrew c.
Gray.
Committee on Historical Departments
Hon. Edward Green Bradford. Henry
Ridgely. Jr.. Dr. Hiram Rodney Burton.
Thomas Francis Bayard, Or. John J.
Black
Committees on Preston
Lea. Alexis 7. DUPONT. spotswood Car
land. Thomas Clayton Frame, Jr.. J. Dan-
forth Bush.
Evening journal., 1907-05-09
WANT THIS MAN
DECLARED DEAD
Relatives to Take Step to
Settle the Davies
Estate

After an absence Of fifteen years from
the city Harry w. Davies IS to be de-
clared dead by am order Of the Chan
Gerry Court and his share Of his late
fathers estate allowed TO remain In
Chancery until all doubt Of his actual
death Is passed.
Mr. Davies was one of the fcw Della
wareans who went TO open the Cripple
Greek gold fields. He left al home a
WIFE, who for several months heard
from her husband regularly Then Mrs.
Davies heard from her husband that
he was to strike the Cripple Creek
trail Since that time Mrs. Davies nor
Mr.. Davies relatives here have not
heard from him. They therefore, be-
lieve him to be dead.
A little over year ago James
Davies. father OF the supposed dead
man, expired. and I'm order TO settle
his estate. Harry W. Davies must as
sent This, OF course, cannot be done
In his absence and now the chancellor
will be appealed to hy William Davies.
administrator OF the estate, TO legally
declare his brother dead.
Under the Delaware law n man is
supposed TO be dead after a seven
years absence from the State, but
should he return after that period he
is entitled to any real estate ~ person
al property that may have been de-
vised or hequeathed to him.
Evening journal., 1907-05-09
STIMULATE HOME TRADE

Merchants Of the city viii meet a
special committee Of the Board Of
Trade I'm the board rooms tonight to
discuss the assertion; You benefit
yourself and your city by buying in
Wilmington" 1t is the endeavor Of tho
committee to get the ideas OF the mer-
chants on the subject and TO make a
report back TO the trade board, which
organization will back any project the
members think may bring the results
they are seeking
II IS known that thousands Of dollars
are spent annually by Wilmington
shoppers in Philadelphia. Why this is
done the board does not know. The
practice works an Injustice TO the
city's interests. for by taking away
money that rightly belongs here. they
deprive themselves OF that amount OF
currency.
II is hoped there will be a large at
tendance at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1907-05-09
FOR
MARVIN INQUEST
Will Begin at DOVer'On Mon
day After DR.. Robins Re-
port is Received
spocIaI % The nvenIng JournaI.

~if'NtNtA ~ AhA AtftNANh IdOuIndls
DOVER, Del. May 9.-Coroner
Joseph Galloway spent the day in
Dover arranging the details OF the in
quest on Horace N. Marvin, Jr., which
VIII now be set Tor Monday morning, to
allow Bacteriologist Robin ample time
to complete his report. The inquest
VIII be called promptly at 10 o'clock In
the Kent county Court House, and Will
consume two days.
Franklin +. Pleasanton and his son.
oliver Pleasanton. are very anxious to
be set straight before the jury upon a
very valuable point OF testimony.
When the boys body was found last
Saturday, after a nine weeks search.
and only one-third Of mile back nf
the farmhouse, both Pleasantons stated
very positively that the spot where IL
had been found had been carefully
searched by both OF them and II the
body had been there they would have
found t.. Dr. Marvin and Superintend-
ent Bearce, OF the Pinlgertons, had also
burned the grass almost at the very
spot
This testimony they say. still stands,
and they will stick to IT, and their
statement made TO detectives. that
they had not thoroughly searched the
pool and they may have missed him.
They claim that there is a hitherto
undiscovered deep place at the south
east extreme OF this marshy place. and
that at the bottom Of that the body
was imbedded in the mud. They only
searched IL with long sticks.
Friday nights heavy thunder ana
rain storm. however, stirred up and
hoated the child's body, so this testi-
mony will show. starting Il northeast
until It had noated into only seventeen
inches OF water where II stuck and
was found. This is how lt happened,
they say. 10 be found at the same spot
where they had searched and burned
before. Il was ahoat.
Evening journal., 1907-05-09
VIC. T.U. IS IN
ANNUAL SESSION

At North Baptist Church this morning
the twentieth annual convention OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Of
New Castle county was opened. Azfs.
Mary b. Donnell, State President, PEE
siding.
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs. Donnell and Mrs. l.. W. Emerson
State superintendent had charge Of the
evangelistic work. The report of tne
secretary and treasurer were read and
accepted each of which showed encourag-
ing advancement in the work OF union.
Committees Appointed
Following these reports committees were
named as follows:
Mrs Neal Comfy in charge Of the Liter
ature table.
The Onion signal-Nrs. Eleanor PEN
nington, Delaware city w; Mrs. Mary H..
Depuly, Newark w; Mrs. Florence Fcrgu-
son, Biackbird w; Mrs. Annie E. Halter,
Anna Gordon W.
The Crusader Monthly Ella G.
Henderson, Frances T.. Willard w; MIS-
Anna NJ. Brown, Mills w.
Telegrams-Alrs. Louemma Pedric1
Thatcher W; Mrs. Martha Scott. Donnel
w; Mrs. J. r. Minisan, 81. Georges w.
Auditing-Mrs Addie MendinhaI, Wll-
mington VI; Mrs. f. c. Mccall. Whining
ton w.
Flnance-Mrs. II. C. Means, Whining
ton w; Mrs. Emma Alrchs Glasgow w;
Mrs. Mary c. Kilgore. Newark w.
Courtesies-Ars. Sarah e. Foster, North
End w; Mrs. AIDA G.. Quigley, E'smere
w; Mrs. Docia McKinsey Red Lion W.
Credentials-Mrs. Carrie L. Rankin, Hil-
lis w; Mrs. George NJ. Prouso, Lambert
W; Mrs. Mary L. Cox. Middletown VI;
Miss eBrtha McCaully, Wilmington VI;
Miss Margaret Townsend. Townsend Y.
Resolutions-Mrs. L. w. Emerson. VIII
mington w; Mrs. Martha S. Cranston,
Newport w; Mrs. ]. b. McClain. Rock
land W. Mrs. NJ. b. Martin, Wilmington
W. Mrs. Elizabeth Vincent, North End
VI Mrs. Fannie Ogram, Hoclzessin w.
Timekeeper-Mrs. Sarah r. Taylor
Townsend.
Tellers-Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson, St.
Paurs Y.
Mrs. Week, Secretary Of the state "Y"
of Virginia, was then introduced and
made a short address upon topics rela-
tive to the work of the unions and was
followed with an address made by Mrs
Carrie Il. Rankin, president Of the Hill
lis Union. The Rev W. l.. Pettingill, pas
tor of the church, made a short address
Of welcome which was responded TO by
Mrs. Emerson.
A report Of the work among colored peo-
pie was made by Mrs. Foster of Whining
ton, and Mrs, Milligan Of St. Georges
gave an interesting report Of the scen-
tihc temperance instruction work. Mrs
Neil Comfy spoke briefly upon the sub
3ect Of Temperance Literature"
Carnations were presented TO Mrs
Caulk and to Mrs. Donnell on behalf Of
the Hills Union by Mrs. Rankin. Bene-
diction was pronounced by the Rev. ID.
p. Northrup. This afternoons session
was opened at o'clock with a meeting Of
tho executive committee.