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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-02-27
Personal Mention.


Pilot Jss N Hooff is h, me for
EteW days visit to his many friends
Miss Leila Ktmhsrling was the
quest Of oharles'on relatives last
vetk
Mf jas. Ranry. of Winfield. is
hsFe yisiting Mrs. &. F. Chambers
and family.
Rev E J Baker who is holding
{ meeting at Leon was a pleasant
caller here last Thursday.
Miss Maggie Rusk, of Vinton.
Ohio, is here the guest of Mr.
Charles Boioe and family
Mr.. aud Mira. Charles Mees re
turned home Monday from a sh ,rt
visit to rplstives al Mason.
Miss Della cnsrringtou, formeJ:
: b OF this office haa accepted a POI
Si,ion on the State G,szstts
Rev.S A R'ha, of Waterloo,
was caller at our office last Thurs.
day, renewing his subscription
Miss M4udo s ifst returned
Sunday evening from few dsys'
visit With relatives in Middleport
Miss, Mary Hsnking. of GalIipo-
lie. was the gnest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forman Wallis, a few days last
week.
Mr.. E. B Sislsr and wife left
yesterday for New York to buy
goods for E. B. Sisler & Oo's big
dry goods store.
The four children of Mr.. Joe
Carlyle. of Henderson, who have
been quite sick. We are glad to an
nounce are oonvalescent.
Mrs Maxwell Byers. who return
ed t. her home in St. Louis last
Friday. was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs John MoCullooh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance Stewart
and bsbv, of Pittsburg. arrived
here Friday to visit Mrs. Stewards
parents Capt and Mrs o. F. Hess
Mr.. Cbsrl,s King. second mate
on the towbnat Winifredr, came
home from Charleston Thursday.
the boat having laid up for few
daye.
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Mrs. John L, Written will enter
tain the SooietaS Olub next Thurs-
day afternoon.
Distressing Accidents.

q
Grady A. Fadley. the two year
and nine months old son, of Mr..
and Mrs Van Fadley, near Arlee.
thia county. waspoisoned last Mon
day, Feb. 10, by drinking carbolic
acid. e
Mr. M. A.. Martin, was clesriIg
some land near the home of Mr..
Fadley, and had been burning
brush The three little children
of Mr.. Fadley had come down
where he was at work and be told
them to go back TO the house; they
started and he thought they had
gone; but one little girl, about
four years old, came back, and in
some way got her clothing on FIRE
Mr.. Martin was about one hundred
yards down the hill from her, when
he beard her screams and ran to
her. but Lefore he could extinguish
the flames she was terribly burned
about the face, hands and body;
about one half the surface of her
body was burned. Mr. Martins
hands were painfully burned and
he will be unable TO use them for
two months.
While Mr.. Fadley and neighbors
were engaged in dressing the
wounds of the child burned, the
baby climbed ON a chair and got a
bottle containing carbolic aoid and
drar k. as near as they could tell, a
teaspoonful. DIR. Lusher was
called, but too late to save the life
of the little one. This happened
at 6 p m and lived until IL m
jdst six hours. The little girl that
was burned is getting along az
we'll as could be and the doctor hat
hopes of her recovery.
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BRYAN.
Correspondence. %.

Correspondence, %.
There vas great interest mani.
tested and much good accomplish.
ed during the revival services held
at Fairfield. b Rsv. HELEN. as,
sisted By Rev. GahsEt.
Mrs. J. W. Hollsy. who has been
seriously i'll for SOIne tims, is i'm.
proving.
" q. Meadows and family. Of
Cabin Greek. are visiting friends
in this vicinity.
James ROlley is stepping high.
"twin girla.P
Oscar Holley is a frequent guest
at Charley jenkins.
Will Chapman. of Huntington.
WaB visiting friends near Bryan
last week.
Mrs. Eliza Holley was the guest
of ] L. Blake Wednesday.
I Charley Jenkins and son Tom.
who have been engagedin business
in Huntington for some time, are
home on q short visit.
Monroe HolIey had narrow e.
cape with his life while logging
the other day.
We are glad to say that our old
friend uncle Philip Diefenbacb,
who formany years hasalWays been
found at his postnf dnty. was able
TO be With Ius again this winter
during revival services.
Mrs. W g HolIey. who has bean
sick with la grippe for some time.
is much improved.
-. Morning Glory.
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For SALE-The following house.
hold goods will be sold at bargain
and c.n be seen at my home in the
Stribling fiat near corner of Ord
and Main streets:4 iron bed steads,
double beds. 4 sets of springs, 2
mattresses, 2 dressers, 2 wash.
stands, l dozen dining room chairs,
l dining room table. 2 rocking
chairs, l dozen window shades. l
ball rack, 2 coat raoks, mating for
three rooms. All of the above
goods are in first GLASS condition.
Mrs. Fannie BuIdett.
Feb. 1871
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REDMOND.
Correspondence, Is.

CoEfesp ondence, IS.
Prof AIohzo Kelly viii closs Q
very SucossbfuE term Of school al
Plain View. March 81. He iBOne
Of the best teache1B every taught
in the community.
Rev %. = Hdgar j. engaged in !
revival meeting at Lone OAK "a E
cIidfch. The messing win DON.
.tinneEor Soma time yet Letevery
bod attend aud try and make tia
profitable and Interesting revival.
Harley spencef, who has been
employed 1t Pittsburgh fer some
timei retnFnsd to bis homeat Hen
dsrson, Saturday.
VIM. L Mulford left Moaday for
Charleston to visit frisnda; and on
hiS return will stop at several
points along the KanaWha.
0ur new postmaster and enter
pricing merchant, N. P. Hope. is
doing q good basines6. he is an
accommodating gentleman.
Mrs jas Pritohard is numbered
with the sick.
Mrs E h King and daughter,
NADIA, of Huntington. were calling
On friends IN this vicinity recently.
Mrs James Mayes was a visitor
II GaIlipolis, Monday.
The Literary soOiety Of thin
place viii meet Of Salt Greek
School House. Tuesday night,
Feb, 26s the debating question for
discussion. Resolved, that a wo..
man has q right to vote" Captain
Arch Austin taking the afirma-
tive side and 7. J. holly the mega
tive. 'as
Angus Mcleod will soon to
singing Good by, little girl, good
BY"
The public roads are in a terri.
bic condition; some one wake up
the road commissioner.
Everybody SCENE 10 be highly
pleased over their Valentines this
year. 10 Sioux.
:. 80.
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LEON.

Correspondence, 95.
There is protraoted meeting in
progress at NJ E Church, conduct.
ed by Rev. O. j. Baker.
E Burdett has face very badly
poisoned by whiting on a poison
vine.
Miss Lola Parsons. who is teach.
ing school at Black Betsey, was
the pleasant guest of Miss Esther
Parsons, over Sunday
Mrs. b q. Caldsrwood was visi-
ting at Charleston Thursday.
Hon B 81 Blsgg was business
visitor atithis place Monday.
Miss Efie Parsons left Monday
for Mason. " Va. where che has
accepted a position with the Gold
Nursery 90.
Frank Brown, who bas been
quite sick. is some better.
Mr. and Mrs virsel Morrison. of
Point Pleasant. are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs E q. Buzz
dett.
Oliver Phelps was business
visitor to Point Pleasant. Monday
Misses Esther, Hazel and Lola
Parsons, were shopping in your
city, Saturday. Sioux.
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D. W Brown, Pension Attorney and
Notary Public, % Years *
perieaoe.

I prosecute pension claims Of
every kind. increases. widows and
minor claims, bounty, etc.
l also write deeds. deeds Of trust,
bills of sale, make abstracts Of title
to real estate. Have me examine
title to real estate before you bay.
l may save you money. IalSO exc.
QUITE vouchers, administer oaths.
etc. Give me a trial with your
D. W. BRows.
Office with Circuit Clerk,
Point Pleasant, W. Va.
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NOTICE.

Tasre 10 a movement ON foot by
the Pastors Of the churches in
town, to secure some evangelist
and a ginger to hold Union RevivaI
Services in the opera houte.
Special sermons aud music will be
heard. There will be circulated,
shortly, to ell of the people of the
town, q letter informing them Of
this movement aud soliciting their
90 operation and prayers As soon
as itsoan be asceTtained whether
the people of the town will CO.
operate with the Pastors in this
movement, the exact date etc, will
be announced Watch the papers.
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ST ORE
CHAT

The buyers 70 this store have
been for the past six months in
dustriously watching the mar
kets of the world for the best
there is to be had in the numer-
Gus lines represented here for
the Spring 1907, and are now
working like beavers in New
York putting on the finishing
touches.
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card of Thanka

To the many kind fsiads in Hen
dsrGOn who have expressed their
sympathy in 80 many ways during
the illuesa and death Of my sister,
1 desire to express my gratitude
and pray the blessings Of our
Heavenly Father upon then all
MRS JANE PUIL1N
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PEDIGREE


Foaled April 70, 1899 Bred by II
Lassaussaie, commune Of st Langis,
department Of orne,i got by Hecmsrd
81, 107 he by Afrantus 36,7OI, he by
Cheri 1888 ll5,391), he by Va-Si-Tu-
Peu1 Abs (3,02D, he by Monarch
q, $500, he by Athos belonging to II.
Caget, he by Monarch belonging to
N. Caget. Dam-Poule 90, 729j by
Chalumeau, b. longing to Ii. Du-
pont. Second Dam-La Petite Is, 9Sl
by Selim GAO, he by POrthos, belong
ing to II. Fromentin. Third Dam
Mignonne, belonging to II. Bel
hommt, by Duke De Chartres 1862 OH
he by Coco III (7l4), he by Vieox- Chas-
lin I713), he by Coco (7l2), he by Mig
non (715), he by Jean Ii Blanc (7395.
In witness whereof we have here.
unto affixed the seal Of the Associa-
ton. Dated at Chicago, Ill, this the
24th day of December, 1902.
@. o. KEISER, President.
Baladiu will be seven years old
on the 18th day Of April, 1907, He il
jet black in color, l74 hands higf
and weighs 1850. He IL heavy boned,
very compact, strongly built and q
tne actor. he has proven sure foal
setter. A. e.. Landfried, Of Ripley
w. Va, has FLY colt when fourteen
months old that weighed ! ,04O pounds
Enoch Mcintyre, Of Angerona, W
W., has q horse colt that weighed
at nineteen months old over 100
Will make the season al
Point Pleasant and at different
points in Mason and Jackson
counties.
GIN. WARTENBuRe, Keeper,
Point Pleasant, w. Va.
Ripley P. Fl. Co..
Ripley, w. Va
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Capt. Dan Thomas of Oak For.
est, W Va. was here on business
today. He thinks the Tide Water
Railway is coming down the Kan
awha. He says steamboats, ncr
the K. & N can't move hardly a
tenth of the coal and timber that
ID sure to be coming out before
long and If the Tide Water doesn't
take it some other road will. The
Z. I'm is crowded to death now.
Capt Dan is doing we'll, with his
mine but is held back by laokpf
miners -Gallipolis Tribune
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Little four year old Virginia,
the pretty daughter of James
Blume, of Barboursville, got hold
of bottle containing laudanum
Saturday afternoon and proceeded
to drink the fluid She had swal.
lowed an ounce Of the narcotic
when her mother discovered her
and quickly summoned medical aid,
and it took hours Of hard work to
save her from Observation-Disclosures
Herald
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Society Notes.

MEs Edith MilIsr.step6sns of
near this city. and DR.. joan b.
Wsds, of Ashland. KY were
quietly married at the Episoopaf
Church, this city, yesterday nom,
ing, at 10 O'Clock Tuesday. Feb
ruary 26. 1907. BY Rector j. How
ard Gibbons. Their many fEiends
we're taken completeIy By suppEiDs
The bride 10 the daughter Of the
late O. @. Miller. one Of Mason
county's oldest and most suhstap-
tial oitizenr, and is a universal ia.
vdrite Wilhail who know her. DR.
Wade is one of Ashland's leading
physicians and & man Of high
standing in the vicinity. The
happy couple left yesterday for.
Florida. where they will spend
their honeymoon. Those present
were: Mr. @ o Bowyer and fam
ily and Mrs. p g.. Holloway. The
Register joins their almost fnnums
eTable friends in congratulations.
and predict for the newly welded
oonpleans almost thoFnless path In /
their future journey.
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Mr.. Alex Fletcher an aged citi-
zen of Ashton, this county, died
Tuesday, February 10Th, 1907, and
was buried Thursday at that place.
he left a wife and quite large
family of children.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Services in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning and
night. conducted by the pastor.
All are cordially invited.
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For SALE-Almost new. Haines
Bros, Piano, iu good tune and
condition, will sell at a bargain if
sold at once. Mrs. j. M. Burdett.
II.
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LosT-A pair of Eyeglasses in
North Point Pleasant. Finder
please return to this office and re.
ceive reward.
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Rev. j. Patterson will preach
in the Pleasant Flats Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath, March 8, at
II O'Clock, a m.
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Osteopathic Treatment by DR..
Frank L. Poland, graduate of Kinks
Vile, Mo-, ut Clifton, w. Va (near
River View HOTEL Terms % cents
per treatment until March LIST, 1907.
After that date one dollar per treat
ment. DIR. FRANK L. POLAND.
feb20
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Bargains in Souvenir Spoons,
Forks, &c., and SO on through my
entire stock. JOHN o. SToRTz,
Jeweler
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Mr. u s, Taylor. Of Leon. was
in town Monday on business.

~ 2 -
Mf. 81 s. Taylor. Of Leon, VA
in town Monday on business.
Mr. AEtL Courill. Of ST Mary'l
was here one day last week to visit
his mother.
Mr and MEs. Will StoEls, wbc
have been on > Visit to her parent.
in Raleigh county have returned
home.
Capt. James. Wright Of the
Evergreen has q position on the
government boat Mascot.
Mr. arthur Bowen, of Charles
ton, employed by the K. & u, rail
way, is here visiting friends,
Mr. John A MoHafy left yes
terday for California to visit hia
con. He will probably locate in
oklahoma and go into the ma,
chine business.
Miss Moore, Of EIwell, and Miss
Sayre, Of Lstart. who have been
takiu, a few weeks vacation, have
returnsd to their positions in the E.
b Sleler& DO, dry goods store
Mrs. a. A. billiard and little
daughter, Virginia, OF MiddIsport,
arrived here Saturday to visit her
psrents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sui
Ivan, and returned yesterday.
Mrs. Eastlack. mother Of the
pastor Of Trinitv M. r. obpreb
will be at homo to ali caIlera al the
parsonage every Wednesday from
3 to 6 SPIN
Mrs L. j Williamson. 81 this
city. and neios Mrs Albert Potter.
of Detroit. Mich. left Sunday for
New York CITY where the former
will buy hsr sprinp stock of mil.
Iinsry.
Miss Mavonrnsen Williams. of
Iiamsyille. Md who has been the
charming guest. of her cousins
Mesdames PoffsnpaYper and R,vsn
for several weeks, returned to Der
home Monday
Mr. and Mrs, Jake LeRg and
two children. of Middlepoft, sre
here for a weeks visit to her par.
ants Mr,and Ma Giib.,t R.v.
hn,a M T..aa :. - ar y
: M .'ss 70 on0 % 'ue n
@ ID. railway popular oonduetore
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Williams
OF spence here on visit to Mrs
W'iliam's parents, Dol and Mrs.
d NJ HOWARD. Mr Williams re-
'nfneo 20 spencer MONDAY after.
nooni Wnile mIs- Wllllamsremaln-
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The cheering news comes from
Washington that the rivers and
harbors appropriation bill will CON.
tain items of $685.. 900 for the fur
theranoe of improvements in Tug
and Levisa forks of the Big Sandy
river and q 1000 for Dam No. l, 10.
GATED at OatIettsburg IN that
stream
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Easter comes ON Sunday this
year-the 3lst of March.
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The New York American and
Journal for sale at Van Gilder's
Drug Store.
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BAlAD1N

THE only imported Percheron
horse in Mason or Jackson
counties.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Miss Maud Kisar. this afternoon.
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A bill was introduced in the house
eliminating the teaching of gener.
al history and book. keeping from
the public schools.
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Mafried-Sunday. sFeblusrg 2a
1907, at Trinity NJ. b parsonage,
by Rev NJ. R EastlcoE. pastoT.
Nj Jasper A. Hall and Miss Virgie
L Bsohfle, both of Mason county.
The Register extends congTatnls
tiona.
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@lMr. Walter Compton has been
appointed road foreman of engines
of the K. g. N. Railroad, with
headquarters at Hobson.
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The Democrats of ohsElsston
have nominated Gen. Jas. A. Hol
Iy. former Clerk of the Court Of
Appeals, as their candidate for
Mayor. 1t is believed that he will
make a strong candidate.
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The Martha Washington tea
party. held at the M. 3. Parsonage
Friday night, was quite suOcess
fioancially ss VOL as socially was
the comment Of the large crowd in
attendaqee Martha and George
were looking their best, ead George
read 9 poem written By himself
for the occasion, which will be
publisl ed next week
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About Feb. 10th our first in
sfallment of Ladies Tailored
Suits and Spring Goats will ar
rive-the styles are very nobby,
principally Eatons, with some
tight fitting coats. We have no
hesitancy in assuring our friends
tibet well be able to supply
their needs in any and all de-
Partments of the store.
Agents for Home Journal
Patterns and Publications.
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The pOstofioe department will
soon place on sale stamp books
containing "a one cent stamps for
% osnts. They will be protected
by oiled paper to accommodate
those who send souvenir post
cards.
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Large Quantities

of our purchases for Spring
have already arrived and you
are invited to see them.
We have never shown so
magnificent assortments of
Muslin Underwear,
Embroideries. Laces,
White Goods,
Fine Cotton Materials,
Carpets, Rugs,
Mattings and
Linoleums.
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Trinity M b. Prayer
meeting at 7:30 this evening. sub.
ieot: "Hindrances to Revivals."
Services for Sunday, March Sd,
Preaching by the Pastor at IL A.
NJ and 7:SO P. NJ. Morning sub
jet. 1.-THE Model Church " Even.
ing subject. "Why should 1 be a
sohristianP" Young Peoples Meet.
ing at 2 P. n. At the morning
service, an opportunity will be
given fer any who wish to do SO to
unite with the church, either on
probation OF, by letter. A revival
service will follow the evening ser
mon Sunday School at $50 a. N
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:, Everybody SCENE 10 be highly
pleased over their Valentines this
year. 10 Sioux.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-15
ST. LOUIS WANTS TO
HOLD MEETING OF A. A. U.
KANSAS CITY ALSO WOULD GET
1T IF POSSIBLE
Opposition Contends That If Prece-
dent Set in Former Years Holds
Good Outside Teams
Will Not Compete

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-At a meeting OF
the governors of the western division of
the A. A. U. tonight it will be decided
where the Western A. A. track and field
championships are to be held and under
the auspices of what club.
ST. Louis and Kansas City are the rival
claimants for the meet. The Kansas City
Athletic club represents the out-of-town
aspirants and a combination of the Cen
trail Y. M. c. A and M. A. c. forces is bid
ding for it as a local attraction.
1t Is being brought forward that when in
1905 Martin Delaney the former st. Louis
U. athletic director was given the meet
for the K. C. A. G. st. Louis responded
and sent a delegation of over thirty ath-
letes to compete but that when last year
the championships were held here, the K.
C. A. c. sulked and not only refused to
enter team, but would not allow its men
who paid their own expenses here to run
in the club colors but gave them their re-
lease so that they might compete unat-
tached. On account of this conduct 1t is
urged that Delaneys club should receive
no consideration at the hands Of the
A. A. u.
At first blush there appears to be much
weight in this contention of the local
clubs. But it is remembered that Delaney
came down to st. Louis before the games
were held last year and informed the A.
A. u fatehrs that If the Champs" were
held in August he would be unable to en-
ter a team. He requested that they be
held, as they had always been formerly,
in the early fall; the governors in direct
opposition to his request held them in the
first part of August.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-15
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Rev. C. c. Chapman Reelected Presi-
dent. N. Smith of Los
Angeles Vice President.
Board of Directors
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 14.-At this morn
ing's session of the Christian convention
officers for the ensuing year were elected.
The Rev. C. C. Chapman of Fullerton
was reelected president, j. N. Smith OF
Los Angeles was made vice president and
L. williams, an Arizona delegate, was
chosen to the office of second vice presl-
dent.
A K Crawford was reelected treas
,,rer The new office of recording sec
,retary was given to ]. P. Ralston.
Y The following were elected as members
of the board of evangelization: c. c.
Chapman, A K. Crawford, j. N. Smith,
S. j. Chapman, W. ]. A. Smith and e.
w. Thornton, for two-year terms; w. l..
Porterfeld, A. S. Smither, F. G. Tyrrell,
]. w. Utter and C. A. Young for one
wears terms. The Rev. Grant K. Lewis
of this city wac made secretary of this
board.
Besides the election other features of
interest in todays session were reports
on the work of Pomona college and re-
ports from various committees. Broad
resolutions in the cause Of temperance
were adopted and the convention
thanks were extended to the local Chris
tian church, the city and the press
The suggestion by the missionary cal
endar committee that November be
designated as the day upon which an
offering for the stricken churches OF san
Francisco shall be taken was unanimous
ly ratified. cut,
The following members of the Chris
+ion church were elected to the direc-
torate of Pomona college: w. l.. Porter
field G. C. Chapman, A G. Smither, f.
M. Dowling and John Fleming