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FIGHT UPON MERGER OF CHURCHES
Opposition Among COngregationalists to Plan
of Amalgamation.

Cleveland. Oct. 9.-Decided opposition to the de-
tailed plan OF uniting with he Methodist Protestant
and United Brethren churches developed at to-
days session Of the National Congregational Coun-
Gil. a committee Of twenty-one under the chair
manship OF the Rev. DR.. Nehemiah Boynton, Of
Boston, sitting as a court. heard arguments for
and against the plan Of amalgamation
The Congregationalists believe in the individual
ism OF the various churches. and insist upon this.
while the Methodist Protestants and United
Brethren want the churches governed by district
conferences these in turn TO be controlled by the
national conference,
The ninety-eighth annual meeting OF the Amer
ican Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
began to-day in connection with the National Coun-
Gil. a gift OF 100000 TO the board announced
by T. {. Macmillan, the newly elected moderator.
No details were given. but # is said 10 be a gift
from the late D Willis James, OF New York.
In address this afternoon the Rev Samuel r
Capen, the president, discussed the cause Of peace
with Japan. He said:
Japan has loved US : a friend The pictures Of
our great men are in the schools and homes OF the
people Of Japan. They have wish for war; we
have nothing that they desire TO take from
The Christian men of this nation should assert
themselves and express their maledictions upon
the men or the papers that would stir up strife
Let us show increasing love for China and
japan by doubling our work among them. Let
the in churches make such public senti-
ment that war shall be forever impossible.
Professor f. c. Moore. Of Harvard College, chair
man Of the committee which circled the globe in
vestigating mission work said that international
treaties insuring the protection Of Christians in
China have worked more harm than good.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
UNTvERsALIsTS TO MEET SOON.
Biennial Convention of General Assembly
Will Open October "a

Philadelphia, oct. 9-Delegates from all over the
United States will TO the biennial convention
Of the Universalist General Assembly, which Will
be held here on October q to 30. Nearly two thou
sand ministers and laymen are expected. but only
four hundred will he entitled to seats in the AS
senlbly the remainder being visitors interested in
the proceedings The delegates viii represent forty
one state and territorial. conventions, besides the
conferences and missions in japan.
The Assembly owns funds agyregadng $4,000
the income of which IS allotted at the conventions
to the various missions and churches needing help
The disposal of these funds Will be the most
portant business of the coming meeting
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
a WEDDING IN LONDON.

London. Oct. s-heutenant Commander Chester
Wells, u. S. N. married at the Chapel Royal
Savoy, to-day, to Marion Leigh Dixon. youngest
daughter of Hugh Dixon. OF Sydney. Australia
The ceremony was performed by the rector OF the
church in the presence of a large congregation.
including many Americans. among whom Mr.
and Mrs. Colwell. of Philadelphia. Commander
Gibbons the American naval attache here and
Mrs Gibbons. and the father of Lieutenant Com
Inander Wells. Commander Gibbons acted as best
Lieutenant Commander Wells Is acting as inspec-
tor of ordnance at Weymouth, where torpedoes
being constructe4 for the use of the United States
navy.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Metropolitan Museum Of Art. free m p.
American Museum OF Natural History free. a m
"'sos Yo q G Fss.sss % q %snsa es5 Ct e'
First meeting of the year the New York Library
Pubic n,s2R Iors43 Ho ee 'Io Leroy street 3 m
Lecture by Jeremiah ". jerks Earl Hall. Columbia,
Independence League county judicial conventions
Carnegie Lyceum. evening.
Dinner for Or David Blausteln Clinton Hall No 1875
Dinner Of Rockefeller Bible Class
Dinner FOR Rear Admiral coghIan. Terrace Garden.
Meeting New York chqg.s5 American Institute of
vermont avenues Brooklyn p m.
Meeting New York Academy Of Medicine. No. II West
Free lectures of the Board @. Education. 5 p m:
avenue .vo1aire and the critics" Public school
HanTv E t'Tempton .'BTInenies OF orranics Eyo.
Public s Sf4o0i - jSs5s street % Ro and a S
at PhnlPpi,; Public school 81. No 523 West 44th
lie school 81 Hester. Essex and sNorfok streets.
s ss@sy N Es Pbe scho che 2uk g. @ sha and tn
10Th streets, east Of Avenue D. Stephen Jenkins.
Albany; Public school So 10Th street and First
ube' Public school i1S 1881 street. near Eighth
Alfred W. Martin, Seattle and tho Pa
emf % FoDG I'Voo 1 10 FirTt !rt ayenne
IG 5iSt rit ~ - PmhiI me MAX
No 24r East i1oth street. Thomas Mcveish. lH; ir.
Fifth and i.enox avenues william l. FeItep. AN
Points Mission, No. 63 Park street. waiter L.
Bogert. Folk Songs: Hebrew Technical Institute,
no SO stuyvesant street. Professor J. Newton
GRAY properties OF Matter; Public
Library. No l12 East 06th street William Burnet
TuthU THE Palaces of tho Renaissance: st.
Iuks,s Han. No. 4s5 Hudson street Miss Mary
Y. Worstell STORY Of the Declaration
pende3ce and the Immortal Fifty-six' Public
School %, 105th street and linton avenue. Pro-
fessor Frederick II. Sykes ''Wordsworth"; Public
School IL, I'd street. Westchester. Charles T Hill
Fighting Fire Home and Abroad; Public
School 10. Matilda street. Wakefield. Dr. ] ].
Cropin, Health OF School Children, Public School
p. 147th street and 81. AIMS avenue Mrs Mary
Gregory Murray Musical Expression:
and Development; Public School
Morris Park avenue. Van Nest John
Douglas, NJ D.. Accidents; Lafayette Hall
ander avenue and 137th street Theodore Choupou-
rian, How 20 Know Our Song Birds"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

Church OF St Ignatius Loyola, at S4th street and
Park avenue. in 1893. lie began at TO build up
the parish and erected new church Seven years
ago he founded the LoyoIa School. in SD street.
1t his desire see this school opened. but IT
will not be completed until February
While Father Hassemann. provincial OF the
Jesuits OF this section. was away at the election
In Rome, Father McKinnon acted in his place. II
is said that he refused the Office OF provincial a
number OF times. He acquainted with nearly
all of his parishoners. St Ignatius's Is Of
the largest parishes in this city. Fifteen priests
and many scholastics assist the pastor in his
work.
The funeral services. which will be conducted
by Archbishop Farley. will be held at 81. Igna-
uus's Church Saturday at 10 o'clock The burial
Will be in the Jesuit plot near Fordham College.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
CONFERENCE OF CHARITY WORKERS.

conference bringing together charity and social
workers from many parts of the United States
viii be held here November 10. 20 and o. TO
mark the twenty-hfth anniversary OF the Charity
Organization Society OF this city The general
theme Of the seven meetings viii be the "Welfare
of the Poor" general meeting is announced for
the evening of November 10 at Carnegie Hail. at
which an address will be delivered by Governor
Hughes There will be many other speakers
Charity and social workers from abroad have been
invited to attend the conferences, which are to be
held during the two following days, November 20
and o. at the assembly hall of the United Chari-
ties Building, No. 105 East 22d street.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
FATHER M'KINNON DEAD
Vel KnO1cn Roman Catholic Theo-
iOgian EGpireS at st. Ignatius's.

After an illness Of nine days the Rev Nell Nor
bert McKinnon. S. j.. died from acute uraemia at
St. Ignatiuss rectory, S4th street and Park ave-
Father Mckinnon born at ST. Johns
Prince Edwards Island. Canada, on May o. 1872
He studied for the priesthood at the Seminary Of
St. Supice. Montreal entered the Society of Jesus
in 1868, was ordained priest in 1875 and studied
philosophy and theology at the Jesuit College,
Woodstock. Nd. after which. for six years, he oc-
cupied the chair Of moral philosophy at Fordham
College.
Father McKinnon's first charge was at ST Fran
els Xaviers Church in West 18th street where he
remained for more than ten years. He went to the
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
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WEDDINGS.

Mrs. Isabelle Hunneweu Hartman. whose mar
riage to her former husband Herbert NJ Hartman
son of the late oliver Hartman. was dissolved oy
divorce two years ago. married on Tuesday
last TO j. Searle Barclay. tr The wedding took
place at the Church of the Ascension the rector
the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant. performing the
ceremony. At its conclusion Mr.. Barclay and his
bride started for her former home at Wellesley
Mass She is a daughter OF the late Arthur Hume
we'll Mr.. Barclay is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs J.
Searle Barclay and great-nephew Of Clement
Barclay from vhotn he inherited a large fortune.
He belongs to the Turf and Field Meadow Brook
and Knickerbocker clubs. lie and his bride will go
to his estate at Westbury IN about fortnight
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
DEFEAT FOR MIcHleANs GOVERNOR

Lansing Mich. Oct s--In the special session Of
the Legislature to-day the administration plan to
repeal the proviso in the primary election law that
unless some candidates for Governor and Leuten-
ant Governor receive 40 per OF the total vote
cast the nomination Teverts TO delegate conven-
tion, was defeated in the Senate by the same tie
vote, is 16 that baked the administration at
regular session,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
MISS euRpETr TO PLAY IN tom JONES,

Miss Florence Burdett has been engaged by
Henry W. Savage for one of the principal parts
in Tom Jones'" which he is 70 produce this sea-
son. Miss Burdett has attracted considerable at
tention in London. where she appeared in mus-
cal pieces. Her husband. Vaughn Trever. Eng
lsh player will impersonate the character OF Bidl
in Tom Jones" Mr.. Trever has been in Beer
bohm Trees company and for a time was asso-
ciated with Fred Terry. Miss Burdett and her
husband reached New York yesterday by way of
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10


cIate justice OF the Arkansas Supreme Court died
to-day OF typhoid fever.
James Edward Riddick was born IN Fayette
County. Penn. on August %. 1919 and the
son ~ Edward Garret and Harriet Ann Riddick.
lie was educted at the Macon CTeunD Academy,
from which he graduated at the age Of nine
teen. and then studied law at the Lebanon Crenn)
Law School and at the University OF Michigan.
receiving his degree Of bachelor OF laws from the
latter institution in 1872. Going to Gainesville.
Ark. he began the practice OF his profession. and
in four years prosecuting attorney for the
Second Circuit Of Arkansas. holding the office for
two years. In 1879 he was member OF the popu-
lar branch Of the State legislature and in 1856
he elevated 10 the bench as judge OF the Sec
oud Circuit. and served until 1894, when he was
made associate justice OF the Supreme Court
n the state. Upon the expiration OF his term. in
1906. he reelected.
He married Miss Emma Wade Mack, OF Gaines
VILE IN 1879. In recent years Judge and Mrs
Riddick made their home IN Little Rock.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

CANNON-DOBBINS-In Baltimore. Md. on October g
1907 by the brides father &ary mossne. daughter OF
non Monclair. N J.
OIMSTED-KIP-At Grace church. Madison. N J. on
October s. 1907, by the Rt. Bishon
OF Colorado Anna Elizabeth. daughter OF George c.
Kip, esq. Morristown. y. J.. A. Paul OImsted
the officiating Bishop
sTARR-EDwARsDs-on Wednesday. October 8. at Grace
Church. IanesborO. Mass, by the Rev. Caneron
by ID. Parker Morgan. OF fyhurrh
OF Heavenly Rest, New York City. Sarah De For
est daughter Sarah Catharine and late Charles
Atwood Edwards. to Dr. Robert syehon Starr, OF
Hartford. Conn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. October s. at Green
field. Mass. by the Rev. Charles ". Merriam. sarah
Watson, daughter OF Mrs c. II. K. Sandefson az
Greenfield. TO William Durham Vanderbilt. OF Enge-
wood. N. J.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full and address.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
GENERAL GODFREY RETIRED.

Washington Oct. 9.-Brigader General Edward S.
Godfrey, commanding the mounted service school
at Fort Riley, Kansas, placed the retired
list of the army to-day, on account OF age He
was succeeded brigader general by Colonel
Charles S Smith. of the ordnance corps
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
a NEW PLAY INLoNooN.

London Oct. 9.-'Irene Wycherly." a play by
Anthony P. Wharton, OF Dublin. was produced by
Lena Ashwel at the Kngsway Theatre tonight,
and was we'll acted by Miss Ashwen and a good
company The critics praise the play.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT ,Anles. Boston; BREsLIN-
w r. Embry. Lexington KY FIFTH AVENUE
Mrs Amelia e Barr. Cornwall on Hudson. sHoI.-
T.AND-Algernon Sartoris Washington METH
RI,AND-W. Adams Dram. England. PLAZA
II. Z. Talbot Fan Ryer; ST REGIS1A. s q; Van
Ciurley, Chicago. MAJESTIC-George c. Townsend,
ST. Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
MRS. JOHN c. gReckINRlpee DEAD.

Louisville KY. Oct. 9.-Mrs. John G. Breckin-
ridge widow of General John c. Breckenridge, one
time Vice-President OF the United States, and
didate for the presidency against Abraham Lincoln.
died to-day in New York City according to a tele-
gram received this evening
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
NEW CHANCELLOR AT BROWN.

Providence. Oct. s-Arnold B. Chase. of the class
Of &c. former United States Senator from Rhode
Island and treasurer of Brown University from
1882 to 1900 was to-day elected chancellor of the
university TO succeed the late William Goddard.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
NEW BRITISH MINISTER TO Chill

London. oct. 9.-H. q. o. BaX-Ironstde the Brit
ish Minister TO Venezuela. has been appointed Min
lister of Great Britain at Santiago de Chill.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
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Died.

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republished In The Trfweekly Tribune without
charge.
Cannon. Lucy H. Robbins Leonard.
HoKnnan MomaR; pSgShSs Ss2 Ss, Toms Toms: Eis3Se4 Hs
McLaughlin, Harriet Wightman Phebe Il
Redfern. Elizabeth zschel caroIins
CANNoN-At Stamford. Conn. October o 1907 Lucy
years FG2Sr u from og te na. n aG asa a.
on-Hudson. on Friday, the 11th inst. 2:sO D m
SeRas R1 iS5 ss 5s
frances sIa9ces r widow Of FREDERICK 5 Gwyer ESnsral
Wsst So & S55h St near Sth ave. n Y. SATURDAY At
venence OF family
HoFFMAN--At Bar Harbor on Sunday otOber d pOro-
MAJ "Ge: daqghtsr OF the late William BayaEt and
f6 huEfh Broadway and 10th st. THURSDAY octoser
BE- Be ssat s Il O'Clock 1t is kindly requested that no flowers
St snata. V6 Wfnesaay October ss the csgrqs Of
Neil Norbert McKlnnon of the Society Of Jesus Ft-
Office at $3.50 a.
MAUGHILN-on La October 1901 Harriet Mclaughlin.
friends are G ass FTEnGis MsLsushiin RestLsss and
dence. 1ss Bridge St. Brooklyn intsrmen. Holy
PAGEvo7 Wednesday October 1907 at Chappaqua.
REDFERN-On Tuesday. October s Elizabeth Rear.rn.
mother Of Mrs W. Il Hutchinson. Funeral ssrviess
Brooklyn Thursday evening October 10 a, ocioek
ROBBINS-October s. 1907 Leonard Robbins son OF
Geflrse n and Elnra Robbins. aged "a years 1
ana = dayS. Funeral service his residence
p -
SMlTH-ln Jersey City. Wednesday. october 1907.
Incretia B. widow OF Albert smith, In the STth
daughter Mrs Edward N. Peacock. No 104 Orient
O'Clock. Internent Saturday morning,
ToMs-Enterei into eternal life. at Bellport. Long
Island. October :. Elizabeth Spencer IN her s4h year,
widow OF the late samuel Toms OF Canada Funeral
services at her late residence 2. October
terIrent Woodland Cemetery. Bellpart Long Island
voEGE-on October s. 1871. at her residsnes Ne. 500
Central Park West, New York City, Evelyn
aged o. Funeral private
WIGET3AN-Octobe- s. 1907. Phebe p wishtman. widow
OF l. Fovell Wghtman. Funeral services resi-
dencs OF Mr. j. II. GifHn, 81 Lincoln ave. Orange. N
j Thursday. October 10. $50 arrival Of
2:3O p. train from New York via D.. l. & W. r. r
at Highland station
WILLIs-Dr Lillian a Willis. beloved daughter OF Or.
Funeral services will be held late residence. Nos
and Astor Place. Jersey City. $50 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon lnterment az Johannesburg. y. Y Ths
Order OF Lady Maccabees OF the World win assist in
conducting the services. All members Invited %
be present
zECHIEIon Monday. October 7. 1907 Carolina wido-
OF Louis Zechel and beloved mother Of William and
Ferdinand Zechtel- in her 10Th year.
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Summer thirst Is delightfuly relieved by Horstords
Phosphate delicious Observation-Disclosures 10 Ier
onade--an excellent tonic.
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Married.

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be republished in the Tri-weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather shows the changes tenn
perature for twenty-four comparison
with corresponding date of last

Highest emperature yesterday SO degrees; lowest g.
5o for corresponding year
average for corresponding date last thirty years, So
Local torecast-Fair and warmer t"asy followed by
rain in afternoon by night Friday .alr fresh, posi-
bly, brisk south WindA-
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New Haven. Oct. (SpeciaD.-A telegram from
Nashville, Tenn announced the marriage there yes
terday OF II. Stuart Hotchkiss 10 Miss Elizabeth
". Washington a daughter OF Joseph f. Washing
ton, ex-Congressman from Tennessee. The maid OF
honor Miss Isabelle Stickney. of Springfield.
Mass. and the best man was Dr. Raynham Town
shend> a cousin of the bridegroom. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs Hotchkiss departed for Japan.
They Will sail for Vancouver on October so.
Mr.. Hotchklss is a son of Henry l. Hotchkiss.
president Of the American Rubber Company. He
was born in New Haven twenty-eght years ago and
was graduated from Yale College in 1900. Mr..
Hotchkiss is vce-presIdent and secretary OF the
Candee Rubber Company and belongs TO many
clubs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
M TeIerranh "a Tbe Trroune !

Hartford. Conn. Oct. 9.-Walter Cowles Booth,
a New York lawyer. and Miss Carolyn Bement
Gay. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Cay Of
Pennington. Conn. were married at the Congrega-
tional church in Pennington this afternoon by
the pastor. the Rev. Quincy Blakely There were
three matrons Of honor. all sisters OF the bride.
Mrs. John r. Cheney. OF South Manchester Conn;
Mrs. John ". Banks. OF Bridgeport. Conn. and Mrs.
Everest H Cady of Hartford. The best was
John r. Booth. OF Danhury. Conn. brother Of the
bridegroom, and the Ushers were Frederick p
King. OF Irviugton n. Y: William II. Edwards.
Preston Witherspoon and William McGibbon. Of
New York. and Harold Gay, Of Pennington
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SUNDAY,
DAILY.
Domestic Rates


For all points United States Mexico (sutsid.
OF the BorUughs OF Manhattan and The Bronxl 20
Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines
expense for foreign postage.
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TNDERTAKERS.

FRANK Il. CAMPBELL CO.. 24I-s West esd 81
Chapes Private and public ambusnces Tel 1924 Chelsea
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washington.O Oct O.
The interior of tho country is occupied by
high that extends ridgeshape north
Pacific 10 the Mississippi valley northeast
ward to the middle Atlantic coast. An
pressure moving eastward being now central north Of
Lake Huron II has caused light rains the upper
region. Rain has also fallen Florida south
Atlantic coast Elsewhere the weather has been fair.
with temperatures slightly below the seasonal average
east OF the Rocky Mountains Fair weather is probable
Thursday and Friday along the lower
the northern portion of New York New England
rain is indicated for Thursday night
Important temperature changes not anticipated in
psT the country, although it will be somewhat
Thursday in Atlantic coast districts
Tho winds along the New England coast will be fresh
south. increasing: middle Atlantic coast. fresh south;
coast, light southeasts
light fresh north the lower lakes fresh. possibly
brisk northwest: upper lakes fresh northwest
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
have fresh southwest winds and fair weather the
Grand Banks.
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