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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Everg woman naturally sapud be
healthy and strong but a great EszT
women, unfortunately, are not owi-g
10 the unnatural condition q rEe lives
we lead. Headsehe bacEache az 2
general tired condiuon are prevalent
amongst the women ~ to-day ard 10
relieve these condiaors wausel rgEh
10 The druggists for q bottia CT E1De
preparation supposed 10 be particular
By for them and containing-nobody
knows shat II they wuuId suzz get
a box q Brandreth's Pila and take
thsm regularly every night for a time
al their troabIe would disappear. as
these pills regulate Tie organs Of the
feminine system The sane dose a.
ways has the same effect 10 matter
how long they are used.
Brandneth's pills have been in uss
Tor ore a century. and are for sale
everywhere. plain OF suEar-coated
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Plant memory g. q prottem for re
nqui1iiife botania says fta D1tlee
Advertiser o. 1891 q r.nnt a'IlgS 70
he squash ant r1mpEin nas takes 20
sew York from the desert 81 Sonora
r Mexico. and since fhen 81 hss bsea
u~ptwtthoul eaienne -sn p HranEa
climate 1880 miles frors home Dur
nE the aiK Neeke ~ ralr CD fte cea
n ne piaat gfoHa - haFsa aaa
sewers sno peffecs Us aeeS Thea
& dries 10 ard leaves oniy 3 water
Sled gqurd. ahieh a mtck hard sell
eais aEainEt ahiuais ard eraeesafian
me tf~anapialtef EpecimGa mlu 70
members the rainy season ~ six
aeeks Il wakes senls orr rncee1s.
stems and ieaTcs and then drses ~
again unul the following year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
- - - - 80.

-Mr- Clay Was Of a personality once
seen never 70 be forzotten. TAN
slender. graceful he had besides ne
sir majestic which kings aHeS. in
suning 81 exclusive property.
throughout Mr. Gays performanea
my eyes scarcely ieft his oormtenanes
which. as he procssded, sank from
sight until. by the familiar optical
illusions. uothirg OF y remained but
the mouth and that ksp-GlarEug
and widening. Enrd i seemed a. eias
tic Ink holding TIE ears together
Indeed. at this late writing my one
distinct recollection q the man and
his speech is the mouth and SIS c-pGo-
fly FOR infinite distensioR-AutobioE-
raphy of Lew Wallace
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

A by vas amusing hzsef ~
HairhIaE the BIRDS hU were EFns
arounc hIz AZ le-g1h q bea1afE
oobolizk pe-chet On 3 rozh bclEh ~
an apple tree near b..
The boz picked up q Stone ard 81
ready 20 thnoE Il a. tha bird Tas
birds threat szsued ard fork caws
tie sgzE A-Ezk a-link. aInE b1h0
Tag bobolnE anosEeeL a-losWa-
! know e. Z EnuE H. ajax. AJAX
tclt throE IT, throw Il. thrDw r.
And the boy did nc ttruE tie
stone bHt dropped il on the EEornd
Why tidnt Eoa u7n ain. ny
bcT. EOU mght have killed kiE Sna
carried Kim ACNE
The little fellow Looked ID and -
piled CoolGzG oa he sag So
Puck
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

swegtaesa o. temper IS a precious
h stage IL gives beauty 10 every
U,ng Il keeps its windows open 90
wards the spice country. ana eils The
home with perpetual delight The for
us3ate p-ussrssor og a sunny soul Is
Gals evazEcl ~ a dark world RE IS
= living Gospel which 10 one VIII
eyir repadiate. and the b-iesscdness q
~ .Ich az mea win appreciate The
body vii grow old and the smooth
brsw viii he fgreowed but q happy
I'll yaosi,ion Is an auneole 20 the grey
crgyn g age blessed IS be whose
ne looks out Epoa the land Of Reulah.
q whose soai Is responsive g M
oatlsing Eision -ExohanEe
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

% foa know that - THIS time yo9
cfa secure iryicatci land ta the Tag
HrFn DaEiu. Wsonins ior ban little
upre sk2a tho csst of vUter Ter irFt
tiunse It via nor De- 81 ycey umh
leiFcr 10 inte7csed hg ue tel sea
6 3oat she crescent opportunities Co set
hnd ia acW c5aulre uaese CROPS
rvor fslL aa3 where there Is a goad
D ale market Cor erer teinE ro1aoel
NHouaea cfcersoA uekets on
Eiie The duss and iaiyd Tuesdays q
slch monih
10 GLEN DEAyER Ceal Agr.
land Seekers Information Buresu
lcot Faru4m ST. Omaha Neh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
STILL MORE PROOF
That Or. williams Pink Pills HAYS
Cured Even ths Mesa stu55crn
Casca. CT Rreamatsm-

wien Wa a bay q auee Eays
Mr.. Otto Il Rose a retired grocer. *
1895 lexington AFeaue I1zlanapols.
Ind. Il met with q serious accident
Which i1slr1E The bore q ny lead
ever the right eye ! recovered from
tie accident 20 al zupcarazces sgf
not mauy years afer beEsn 20 hare
intense FaiEs Go tie i-i1rc3 bose
which came ez every year az3 W1ri1
hsofrum q Few Gays 20 ssveral weeks
Il consulted tAe doctors Wao 0a
ne Dat vas Suffering frUm neural
GA TIE Sigh, q MY rlets eye Vas
affected. SO that &C tines Z c1rl1
scarcely see cut e g. whle brth eYes
waterei constantly. uuFiEe Itese al
terss ] vas oten diary from ire tsr
r.tle ralEs The psias ZANE ca ever
noqg never Suffered tr1a the pals
az ulsaL
n tried without success % get re
Eel uEui = frtez9 iQia re 70 tr Dr
N1flauF PAX PITS MhFn had
nkea a fev hoxcs i feiR ghe pair
growing less intense ana m q mech
was CulrctF cured { have recun
meafsd he riig O. several ueraoea
who haye Used yhcm Nith rcol rQFaits
~Mg ute uses pE Mlllams Pisa
Fls far narvggE hc4iache and apis
teen t1n hcss UcdicIre she has erFs
ussl as rsey sire mIef eaere az 9TH
rs a
ur Flnk Fas are sot1
D. al dwsrs or sns r8tpala ca
-sens 81 ursce ID cea,s per- tgx SIX
haxus s. So. hy taa ur WIiiiaeis Aeel
cine CemrErE ScherectEfy ~ y
An -laEruacgiFe heoEiFE enutirf
-Nsrgaus Wsor uG he seat Tres
ca Baalest 20 alTurg sEfsrested
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
no aELIEF From ECZEMA
FER Over Two Years-Psssns MsaL
einss, ousek Cures, and Doctors
Fail-cutieurs Success.

Z vas very badly afflicted with &c
EeRaa for more than two years TIE
parts affected were my limbs below
Ee knees ] tried al the physiciEls
In the town and some in the surround
ing towns and also tired al the pat
Rut remedies thai I heard o. besides
an the cures advised By old women
and guacks and found 10 relief what
ever until commenced using the Gu
dcura Soap. Cuticura Ointment and
Cuticura ResolvenI- In The Cuucura
Remedies 7 found Immediate relief,
ana was soon sound and vel c. v.
Bella Tppecanoe Ind Nov. Is o.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

the story o. q glass Of champagne ~
black. whirling sensations and ~
mirrored bedroom waile u short
she told an fhe story
In answer 20 Mr. peimas first Ques-
ton. Mrs. Thaw said she was bora
December Is. 1854 She told Of going
70 the Cafe Martin 70 dinner the
evening Of June 20 with her husband.
Thomas McCaleb and Truxton
Beaie.
"You said you were the wife 81
the defendant "Yes.'
"when were you married27 con
April 4, 1905"
"whereg" In P%ittaburg, a. the
residence Of Or. McEwen. pastor Of
the Third Presbyterian church"
When had SIR. Thsw proposed Tor
the first tlme2" In June. 1908. IN
Paris"
~At the time did you refuse hlmr
7 did"
aDid you state On explaining yom
refusal OF his proposal that Il had
something 20 do with Stanford
Whitee" yes"
she had been sent to school in New
Jersey to 1902 by Stanford white. be-
come $40 there and had 20 be sub
mitted TO an operation. tbs nature q
which the doctors did not tell her.
Thaw came to see her at the hospital
and said she should be taken abroad
to recuperate She went to Paris
with her mother and Thaw, and Ct was
In Paris that Thaw made his first
proposal Of marriage.
New York. Feb. 9-Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw continued on the witness
stand I'M Fridays session Of her hus-
bands trial Her story began with
the period Immediately following her
return from Europe In October. 1903,
and was brought down 10 the return
Of the girl aud her husband 10 New
York after their honeymoon trip I'D
1905. when she said Stanford White
had called 70 her on the street and
attempted TO speak TO her.
Mrs Thaw declared that Harry
Thaw had accused her omce Of hay
ing had improper relations with stan
ford White after her return 10 tue
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Tue sultan of turkey occasionally
ends af-useueni in eaichiag The peg
hsrs aaca 81 Mgsfala sac CQgt Ga
G.st uho Il sndto - thc eey per
son Who has ever made his
laugh Muslafs accompanies hia -
raticns VIA frequent bursts oi moeR
leeoa shaslnn hnasolf Is b. allaat
a. good . wt IS BE Is eYeAsG
Starch. yoa can iadhder yQaF sahT-
waist izst as ven 81 heme as ia
stoam auaary eaa; h VIII have tas
proper sliaaess ana gnlsA 1sre via
BE- less ws0r aa4 oSf q he soa&
ana d win - a positive pleasure Sc
vse 8 StarcA that does a7t etsk Ia 80
Ira
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

ElItNe OF the ANNh QfitANt anu MI
Jerome found in him a capable oppon.
emit.
New York, Feb. s.-Eyelyn Nesbit-
Thaw told her story Thursday. To
save the life o. her husband, charged.
with murder. she barred to the world
the innermost secrets Of her soul II
was the same story she told Harry
Thaw in Paris Ga 1908. when be had
asked her TO become his wiie-the
confession Of n who felt there Wal
an insurmountable barrier 20 her ever
becoming the bride OF The man she
loved.
ia the big witness chair she appear
ed but a slip Of a girl and she told
the pitiful story OF her eyentful young
life in a frank. girllsh way. When
tears came unbidden 20 her big brown
eyes and slowly trickIed their was
down scarlet cheeks. she strove IN
vain to keep them back. She forced
the words from trembling lips and by
a marvellous display of courage, which
took her willingly 10 her staggering
ordeal. she shook of a depression
which once threatened to become an
absolute collapse.
AS the young wife unfolded the mar.
rauve Of her girlhood and told the
early struggles OF her self and her
mother to keep body and soul togeth-
or; OF how Eaunt poverty stood ever
az the door. and ho& she finally was
able 20 earn a livelihood by posing for
photographers and artists, she won
the murmured sympathy Of the thfong
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

with stanford White, the STORY Of Tho
samptuous studio apartment whose
dingy exterior save no hint % tbs
luxurious furnishings within; OF a
velvet covered swing 10 which one
could swlbs until sllppered toes
crashed through mo paper OF a Jap
anese parsol swung from the ceiling;
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

which filled every available space IN
the courtroom
Then came the relation OF the wrece
Of that girlhooa az 10 years OF se
Il was the story OF her meeting
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

New York. Feb S-A number Or
magpTlno And newspaper editors were
guests OF che Peace Society % New
York al tho Yale club THURSDAY nlgbt
Andrew Casnesie, Who was not able
TO bo present ln a letter az regree
wyloie THE pen has indeod become
mishiior man me sword which a
controls keeping q 50 me scaohari.
On draw q ioFth 10 slay. mternstion.
al relations aro really dependent anon
thc pea ID the hands 81 editors q ths
nraas
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

dent Mr. Jerome conducted a
searching cross examination, but the
witness hold To his original story In
every detail He answered with an
emphatic mo when asked IL he had
received any compensation nom
Thaws attorneys
Dolphin a. Dclmas. the California
LAWYER. "Wednesday assumed active
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Gainesville GeofSia ffc Efent
mry a Han coansy rlesday indicted
Harry strickland. az ycars GA.
eharsipE him with tho mprder ei hh
hfotl.r Newton ~strickian& last SAT-
mlal nl.lL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
SENSATIONAL TRIAL OF HARRY THAW
Synopsis Of Proceedings in the Celebrated Madison
Square Murder Case in New York.
Vile Of the Prisoner Tells a Startling Story Of the Bnfishness and
Perhdy Of Stamford White, the Dead Architect
Another Witness Tells Of Whites
Threats Against Thaw.

Nov York. Feb. 5-The case OF
the people against Harry X. Thaw,
charged elth the murder OF Stanford
white, was presented to the jury Mon
day in less than two hours, and
MONDAY afternoon Attorney John ,.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

New York. Feb s-Both the sinl-
cate and carbonate OF zinc should De
admitted 20 the United States free OF
duty instead Of being assessed az 20
per cent "a yalorcm rs held hy the
United States surveyor az Kansas
city. under a dColsion announced
wednesday hy the hoard ef general
appraisers ia this city The dec'sion
was rendered on a protest made by
tho Cockroil zine company ana TIA
Lanyha Zinc company aEalnst the
surveyors action Is imposing the 20
GER cent assessment Of dulS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Chlcagn. Feb 8-passeRecr train
no. B ON the Great Western railroad
which LEFT here az 1880 "Wednesday
night was wrecked early Thursday at
German Valley near FreeUort il En'
rineor Martin Cline was killed and
two mali clerks are missing,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Gleason made the opening address for
the defense. ia which he declared un'
sauivccauy that the defense would rely
upon the claim mat Thaw when the
murder was committed. vas i~rrespon-
Eible because he was a victim Of emo
tional insanity.
New York. Feb. G-The defense OF
Harry X Thaw. charged with the
murder OF Stanford White. was begun
Tuesday when DR.. c. c. Wiley. an
alienist from Pittsburg took the
stand and testified that in his opinion
Thaw was insane the night Of the
Madison Square Roof garden tragedy.
He based this opinion on the mans AZ
lions on the roof garden and the fact
that he had Witnessed an act by Thaw
ia a Pittsburg street car which i'm.
pressed him with the belief that the
young man wos not Of sound muatal.
ity.
District Attorney Jerome put the
wllBcss through the most severe
cross examination ever heard IN a
New York court room. The prosc-
AMNtNH- NHNNN NHN EHANANA Nh nav" WI
medical authority al hts finger tips.
Tho care with which be had prepared
to meet Thaw's plaa Of insanity vas
evident Do hiss every question and a.
times the witness hcsitaied in his
answers as 10 completely baflcd
Now York Feb 7-stanford White,
displaying a pistol threatened 10 take
the life ot Harry x. Thaw according
Go the evidence OF a witness iatro-
duecd by thc defense Wednesday.
White had called az the Garden
thoaier. whore Evelyn NCsbit was
playing on Christmas eve. 1898. and.
after be had bscB told The Young
lads had some away with Thaw.
White was heard Go remark; I'm
find and KIN that before
dRyllghL-
This testimony was offered b.
pealamlu Bomm. who was the stage
doorkccpcr az The time Of the incl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

RiYcrhcad A. T., Feb, S-rho jury
in the case of Dr. = W simpson
charged with the murder 81 he faith.
oflnlow, returned q verdict Of not
guilty
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Scctsman Us Nr ne week ee1 lHhe
has haea asked ~ IA fleed 10 w 90
q music hali1 -N4 a. man, nye re-
ken ; aescr VAST a nasic haH GA ~
SAiarday-fQr fcari should Aasn -
a. KIRK "a u Sa0aAih-Lopasa
Opiniea
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Both senate and bosss adjourned
Friday afternoon until 8 O'Clock Mon
DAY.
A biu TO prohibit auy raIlraad ui
street railway compaIy from usns
porting passengeus OF lrtlsht lroul a
point in Toe state g @ any ether poict
boz the state unlcs5 Incorporated
under the laws 81 Missouri was pasi
by thc house Friday M0raiaE The
object OF this measure ia Oh prevent
non resident railroad or street galway
corporations from removing cases eom
tho state court 10 lhe federal courts
The senate hy a vote ~ - 80 {
passed Senator WUTnsifs hnI D. af.
low Juries in murder trials Uaen they
find the defendant guilty. 10 say
whether the punishment shan ht
hansing or imprisonment for hfe 90
the state -penitenuary
The house has PASSED a bni aisias
the salaries of fajees and cierks or
elcction On Jackson county from So 90
ST. per day on gcuerai elections
The senate took up and PASSED sen
stor Bufords bin providirs Cor the
safety of railway empicy's b. ncQur
inr railway companies O. cQgip cau
ana eneines with automatic ooupitrs
and other safety devices
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

Foreman-ncmlug a Smith, s5
years old. retired manufacturer. mar
ued.
30 - George 2 PfafL ca years
old. hardware merchant married
No 3-ChRrles A. Fecke as years
old. shipping assent married.
No A-Oscar A. Pink AG years old,
salesman married.
No. 5-Hcny e. Harney 90 years
old. piano dealer. married
No C-Harry C. Brealcy So years
Old, advertising agent. married
No Malcolm S Frazer. 40 years
old. salesman, mafEiod
No S-Charles H. Newtcn. 65 years
old. retired railway official. married
No 9-Wnhur s. steele. co years
old. manufacturer. married
No t0-John s Dence. IS years
old railway freisht agent unmarried
No. n-Ioseph n Bolton. sc years
old. clerk. married
No. ia-Bernard Gerstman. SO years
old, manufacturers assent married.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

The house committees substitute
for some twenty-five bills re
Iatlng 10 the fish and game Law
amended somewhat was ordered en-
crossed In the house Wednesday
morning. the sale Of quail killed ir
the state is prohibited until 1910 but
an open season for the shooting and
sale Of all other game is allowed
Representative Hesseltine o. Harr1
son county introduced a BIN in the
house. the object Of which Is to regn
late the charges Of live stock commits
sion companies The measure pro
vides Ter a rate u o more thar
s. a car for cattle and not more thar
80 cents a head for cattle shipped h
smaller lots. The penalty for viola
don Is a fine OF S1o0.
The chancellor bill. extending lhs
follow servant law 10 mining com
panies. was passed by the house
Wednesday morning
The senate Wednesday passed tht
bin providing that Insurance compa
mics DE prohibited from appr0priating
money for political purposes and frog
payinR annual salaries of more thar
$500 10 presidents. The penalty 8.
forfeiture OF license 90 do business ir
the state
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

The senate committee on private
corporations reported Thursday a re
commendauon that the Doris bin q
prohibit corporations holding stock iL
other corporations do not pass.
BY a party ote Of 90 20 II the Yin
Crow bin was PASSED ia the senate
Thursday The democrats suppor,
the bin and the republicans Opposed
e.
Representative BiEgs Of Schuyler
clanty introduced q bin in the houst
which prohibits the use OF g free p1ss
phviieee Withheld from any person
for the travelling accommodation ~
transportation Of any person This
billie excerpts nobody except regular
employees OF railroads The PENALTY
Cor violation is a fine Of NOS less than
$500 and not more than Sio)o
Senator D0weu has a bin pendinF
which requires thar ln an board al
trade and bucket shop uraa sactons b
certificate mast issue and each certi
ucate must bear a g. csnI stamp IS
Fled by the state
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14
MISSOURI L%EoIsLATURE
cendensea ltsas Regarding the Hap
psnings a. jefferson G y During
fhe Week

The house Monday ~ a vote o. %
10 one. passed the BIN reduclne psE
sengsr rates 70 two cents a mite on
az main fine railroads 81 Missouri aad
threa cents q mile on independent
lines less than 90 miles 10 length ~
Is considered practically certain that
the bin viii pass the senate
Representative Burrb's bm whicl
provides for setting aside oi five per
cent Of The earnings ~ al onvicts 10
the state peniteutary, the money 70
be paid 20 the wife or others Deepen
dent upon the convict WIS ordered IN
crossed The five per cent viii amount
TO about $50 a year to each convict
Tie Lunpkln bin. providing for az
e|Ighf-hour Gay for telegraph opera
tors and train d~ispatchers. vas order
co enErossed in the house Monday
morning
Senator McAllister has introduced a
bin placing clubs under dram shop law
The two-cent fare bin which has
passed the house. came up for engross
ment Tuesday morning. The senate
was soon busy with amendments and
IL was passed over until "Wednesday.
The frat house bin adopted by ths
senate waE Hefterman's hill 10 make
the minimum term o. school in the
public schools OF the state eight
months.
Senator Browns constitutional
amendment 70 submit 70 the people
the question Of paying senators and
members OF the house $3.50 a year
instead OF IS a day was discussed ana
ID was voted % TO 10 20 submit the
amendment TO the people
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

United States. but she had told him
IL Is a lle; I have not
She said Stanford white had tried
20 Kiss her and had begEed her TO
come to sce him alone bat she would
o He had then visited her on pre-
text that Il was a matter OF life and
death aud had consnired with Abe
Hummel, the lawyer. 90 procure her
assistance In keeping Harry TAsw out
OF New York. and away from her.
Airs Thaw also told Of her friendly
relations with Jack Barrymore aud
said De once proposed 30 marry her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-14

charge Of the Thaw defense and Mr..
Jerome found In him a capable oppon.
ent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-11
DR. Francis {. Clark Calls Twen-
ty-third international Con-
vention to Order.
TEN THOUSAND DELEGATES.
Come from Alaska. from Japan, from
The Dark Continent, and from
Every European Country.

Seattle, Wash, July t0.--tn the pres
ence OF 10000 delegates assembled with
In the hearing OF his voice, DR.. Francis
-. Clark, president OF the United So
ciety of Christian Endeavor, tonight
called the twenty-third International
convention to order, \ chorus OF 1000
voices swelled tho welcoming ode. The
convention was called to order In the
presence of the governor OF the state.
United states sena tors and representa-
tives, city ana county and state Of
hcials, and a distinguished gathering
OF clergy and laity from the four cor
ners of the earth. Seated In the tent
In which the meeting was held were
delegates from Alaska, two fIll-blocded
Indians; large delegation from Japan,
and delegates from the dark continent
and from every European country.
Preceding the meeting the corporation
officials and trustees met for the trans
action of business.
Belated trains delayed the meeting.
and 1t was after o'clock when II was
called TO order DR., Clark, Of Boston,
was unanimously reelected president of
the United Society of Christian En-
deavor: Hiram N. DIthrop, of Boston.
treasurer; George y. Graft Boston,
clerk OF the corporation. and Fred II.
kidder, Boston, auditor, a position new
ly created by the board.
UNCONVENTIONAL trustees We're elect
ed as follows:
For year. term--C. C. Brown. D.
D., Findley. Ohio Church Of God;
Rev J Wlber Chapman, d. D., Win
ona Lake Ind. (Presbyterian); Rev. A.
c. Crews, Toronto, Ont, methodist
church of Canada Rev. Alexander
Gilroy, Toronto. Ont Fresbyterian
church of CANADA; Rev. n, e. Grubh.
ID. D.. Philadelphia, (Mennopite); VIII