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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-08-26
eight officers with lanterns torches cards were
wit DR. tandh iS ea+a


changed with DR.. Stuart his a the gate
The Chinese people, polite long since
the pupils of the Hangchow Girls School, enjoyed what sup
pose we may call class day. which long
bered by their friends and the three
which were present There native
eachers Each of the visiting schools given
the programme and all did instructors and
showed what thorough excellent being the
educational institutions here The idea having day
was suggested by the hope that
should some day be united, and this opportunity to
prlng together the girls who have pleasures
most interesting prepared and it would
have reoced the hearts of those
erested in the work of the Girls
dences of the good
the genuine enjoyment of the girls this occasion
Many of the lady missionaries dumbbe
drill as pretty and graceful they had
homeland The exercises closed with by younger
grlssomehing in Chinaor their poor
cestresses could not enjoy such pleasure.
All of the missionaries busy than
they can do There is work here many
we trust the day is not far distant when
to the present force to win these people Master
Hangchow, China ANNIE R. " WILSON
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-08-26
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND CARNEGIE PENSIONS
| | |

C w. soNIMERvLLE d. D.. PHI D.
My first support Assemblys action in
sustaining by vote of complaint against the
Synod of Kentucky Synods involved the risk
shaking the confidence prospective and friends
of education in the
My second of the Synod of
Kentucky tends weaken the Presbyerans
and of other denominations in leadership Presby
terrain Church My final argument that
SynodS action iDOlveS obscuinQ and aveaE-
entng the Churchs of obligation educato-The
Church has duty educator In the home
and sundaychool theological schools this duty
must be discharged But it fully discharged
there The public school, school, and the denomi-
needs to be to-day religion public schools
rather of the there time to speak
further than to that the not awake
to the crying need training principles Of
religion basis public schools Germany
France and Scotland could give helpful
methods by which this instruction be given.
Religious and moral teaching of young America for
hour week in the Sundayschoos great wonders
But it is utterly insufficient Kentucky
or school age who growing without that.
certain 1t is that American education
the Church is the divnely appointed agency giving it,
10 religion in State and undenomnaona
might discharge her duty by maintaining nearby pastors
apt to teach such of the students might attracted to
thelr services Such work is being the Virginia
polytechnic Institute the University Carolina by
the young pastors Of Presbyterian of the vicinity
and in many other college towns Church has in such
fields most fruitful opportunity Church has duty
as educator just sacred necessary just as ex
pedent and that is to train up supply of men for an intel
ligent eldershp and deaconship for
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-08-26
LETTER FROM MISS WILSON.

press1ons have received during China
and OF some of the happenings station
y country wonderfully interesting people who
are rapidly waking UP from their years.
and realizing that China heaven
They making wonderful progress changes are con-
stanty taking place that
We noticed many in Hangchow even
IN the last few weeks AS am able to the
engage in active work as the others
are doing am studying the people and
eresed in the native Christians especially worship
In the church At the morning service Sunday
scarcely vacant with Bible and
hymnbook and them, too in the They
of what have good of Scotland in
olden times who always church. and if
he preacher sayed from the teachings of the
they called him These Christians enter
hearty into the singing which, though the Chinese
press as having much that
they can be trained to sing and these
trained by Mrs Stuart whose fine voice
ing to them More than hundred twenty of the audi
ence at the services are from the Girls School
School, just outside the Christians always
stand during prayer and after the benedcton they
silent of hurryng to get
their their neighbors often
In the homeland Early in May one evening just
assembling for weekly station payer-meeng was
of fire, Miss called me to look at a great
blaze which seemed to threaten compound rear
kind Providence opposite direction
and the sparks carried place orgi
mated IN an opaper establishment the spread very
rapidly for the buildings vicinity old and burned
like finder. AS watched them by one we felt
Christians possessions b
God was protecting His children and enabled
art and Mr. Sang the native pastor of one of
the Christians thus stopping spread flames in that
direction Had thew reached large temple
You'd, many than sixteen
stroyed When after watching time saw
several streams as though they might
come from many American begin
feeling of relief afterwards they had
foreign fire apparatus worked near
by bucket brigade to the Great street
and thus the water supply spite this
and
homeless must mention the conduct pupils
Girls School, because think it worthy mention.
remarkable that with ninetysx girls shut in by high
walls and locked in by strong which gate-eep
wisely refused those without
there nothing of panic The be almost at
their back door, greatly
frightened but packed their possessions boxes and
piled them in yard, ready co. they where
should the fire reach After the excitement
went to the ruins and the as think
can only gather in China.
oIIxir
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Mcbr Cpfcr bcs jiinaiten Stnrmcs.

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<ltc DermiBt nno mabriheinlid iino
nod mebr Mcnifenleben perloren &c.
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Bonn GpngreR.

AnQeblihe sS~ortoouer Der Stluperet
unb oes Sflopcnbonocls ollf ocn
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mebr qebe iln0 Die Geroronungen
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mem 3%uitnnbc, meld)er nid)t better
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Ocm Torihlog sur Gtablirung elmer
Gentrolbanf. Scine NeuBerungen
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|%abnbcamtc cunfcrircu NIT RuuIeuelt.

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lieB CT altd) oos 5ult9 micocr, nit Der
Abiiht, Die 2eide ipGter aus Dem Use.
qe 3l rGlnnen. 9ie Nltsfiibrung Die.
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mur0c. Gin an 6rau BON Shonebcd
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lidc &ouibobn htnter lidl, Gr ge.
b0rte iriibcr Dem 8eneralitob an,
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inter Oen Sd)iilcrinncn ser Oortiaen
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fur5 0nrultf mnrcn 0rCiBig BON lbncn
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Gen.
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hat aroBc 9ctriiQcrcien periibt mo
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lid hidt mebr bolten fonntc llno
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Hrin5 Seinrth untcr Sen
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Notion ein5utretcn ulto lie Dor einelm
llcberbunonebmen oe5 GqoismlS
lunrntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

"AhN 800 '''F W.
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berg, Nobmct, lit r0 mCQrl Der bon
Dem Staot-Gommanoanten 9uors
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men. Cine mdhtiQc 0tcnQc Don 0ert.
iden @iirGcrn Ourd}og Ole StruBen
scr Sto0t, itieb S6mGbruic ans uno
lang I'M Ntorifireu Die u@odlt om
&bein." Grit ouS Grihcineu Der 30
li5ei belpog Die McngC, iih 81 ser.
itreltcn.
Nu3 @icn geflii h tet.
@icn, q. San. - Die etemoliac
Satin 0eS ihmcoiihen GromcnOid.
tcrb uno S6rihltcllcrS NltglIit
Strino6crg, Sribo, 9eb. llbl, Die
5peite ser brci @ottinnen Strino,
bcro's, - lit ilii6tia 9cuor0en. Sic
miro iuegen GrpreiilnG unO Nc'
trllgS itedbrieilih periolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
Sra, Hoiie Slime, meld)c gele

,Srnlt Holte Hllhc, meldle 8eles
oentlih Der antaltropbc i'm H1ooea's
id,cn Spernhauie sl 9opertoipn, Ya..
uor 5rpei @odjen id)pcre gronomunt-
sen crlitt, lit geiteru 9cltorben. 9urt
ihren Soo lteigt Die 3ubl Der Opfcr
dlti 1853.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

lin GrfdItnma In einem sag 5n fnrircn
nebme~nian 2arattue promo Gainine Sabiets.
Ipoibcier aeben has 9eIo 5uriid, penn ie iiidt
ptrfen. 6, y. @rppeis llnterf6ri II auf ieoer
ehnbieI. 25c. (Sft1iGi&g3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
Nus @icn qcflHhtet

@icm y, San. - Die etemoliqC
Satin oeS ihpcoiihen Gromcnoid,.
tcrb uno SdriftlteleS Ailguit
Strinobcr0, Srino, gcb. llbl - Oil
5meite ser orei @ottinnen Strino'
bcrQ'S, 49, lit ilii6tia gcuor0en. SiC
miro Deaen Grprelirn9 unO &e.
trilgS ltedbrieilid periolgt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-11
jim BONNER BADLY
BEATEN BY QUILL

bOSION, March u-Tommy Quill. OF
Boston. Won a decisive victory over
Jim Bonner, OF summit Hill, Pa, al the
Armory A A last night.
The issue was never in doubt oujI
keeping after his man from the tan OF
the gong. The first three minutes were
easy for Quill. In the third Bonner went
TO the floor from right swing 10 the
Jaw. The fourth was a fairly even
round. The fifth and sixth belonged
% Quill, and the seventh was fairly
oven, though in this round the Rrock-
Ton boxer had a shade.
Quill had the upper hand in the eighth
'rnaslng Bonner all over the ring. land
ing swings and uppercuts to the head
and body. In the ninth Bonner came
back strong. driving Quill before him
and at one time it seemed the Brockton
boxer would be knocked out. The tenth
round was slashtng affair. both men
throwing science to the winds in their
endeavor to secure a knockout.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-11
BONLERS
IN THE LINELIGHT
New York and N W.ark
Rollers Capture
HOnorS.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, March Il
Smooth rolling in the singles and
doubles marked yesterdays games Of
the National Bowling Association tour
nament at Genessee Amusement Hall.
BOwlers from the East were 10 the
fore in the high scoring line, New York
and Newark men capturing most OF the
hOnors Of the day. There were a num-
Der OF additions to the division the
two-man team class. NOack and Weiss.
OF Newark. n. J., with a total Of 1916.
did the best work of the day, the Jer-
seymen's shooting landing them in SEQ
ond place in this class.
Dagner and F. p. Pump, ST., of New
York, came along with a total Of .z3l
which is the third best two-man mark
OF the present affair.
Russell and Tate. OF Albany. toDpIed
the pins for a total OF LIP, the eighth
best record. Jimmie Smith and Alec
Dunbar Of Kew YORK, with 1162, are
two places baiow the Albany pair
In a specia match Charles Luhr. Of
New York, beat Glen Fisher, of Chicago.
four out of five games.
Yesterdays high scores:
Pa, $3.50
Two-man event-Noak-Weiss. Newark,
n. J., ]. Z46
IndividuaI-J. Krake. New York. e5a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-11
STAHL CALLED HOME
BY FATHERS DEATH
Highlanders Also Without
Services of Ortiz for
a Time.

ATLANTA, March 1.-THE Highland
ers already are minus the services of
two Of their stars-StahI and Ortiz.
The cOllegisn was called to his home
in EIkhart, Ill. tonight by a telegram
informing him that his father had died
during the day This sad news reached
Stahl on his return to the hotel from
the grounds after the afternoon practice,
and he Immediately left Atlanta for his
home. Stahl will be away from the
team for at least a week, and possibly
may stay longer, having received per-
mission from Manager Griffith to absent
himself as long as his presence in Elk-
hart may be needed.
Orth is on the hospital list as a result
OF straining a tendon IN his leg while
fielding a bunt The Virginian viii be
compelled to watch the practice for q
day or so. but Mike Martin. the trainer,
says the injury viii not trouble Buck
after the smiling splitter returns to work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-11
RACE FOR Upton CUP
is TO Be HELD JULY 4

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Brook
lyn Yacht Club last night announced
the conditions governing the ocean race
f0r sail craft, TO be run under its aus
pices, for the S1.t0O cup presented by
Sir Thomas Upton The race is open
TO sailing yachts measuring not more
than 100 feet extreme length, any rig
belonging to any organized yacht club
IN the world, and 10 start at 10 O'Clock
a IN July 4.
Boats tC enter must be bona-fide
cruising craft having full decks. water
tight cockpit, ana OF substantial con-
stTuCtion and rig. Yachts having fin
or bulb kcels, or balanced rudders are
barred
Entries must be received by the COM
mitte6 not later than June j., and must
be accompanied - a measurement Ger
ti1caIe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-11
TRI-STAIE PUTS OUT
PECULIAR SCHEDULE.

ALTOONA. Pa, March IL-President
Carpenter. OF the Tri-State League. has
announced the playing schedule Of the
organization. which was adopted at the
meeting at Reading last week.
The season will open April p, with
Trenton at Wilmington, Reading at
Lancaster, Harrisburg at WilIamsport,
and JohnstOWn al Altoona.
The fnaI games OF. the season viii take
place on September II
The schedule provides for tine playing
of 127 games by each club. The schedule
Is a peculiar one. Instead OF each club
in the league playing the same number
Of times with each club, as every other
club. the schedule calls for each club TO
play from eight TO eleven with each of
the others.
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ELS START WORK.

NEW HAVEN, March 11.-Walter F.
Carter arrived here yesterday from
New York and began his work as grad
Uate coach OF the Yale varsity nine.
AS Van Week and Merritt. the two
most promising candidates for pitcher.
were not In the cage, the veteran pitcher
gave Howard Jones, who lately has
been showing good form, and Bill Ctlsh-
ins ana Pinkie Dunbar some pointers
about sending the bah over the plate
ana then turned his attention 10 the
team as whole. After Carter got
team We're ready 70 resi-.
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PLAYERS HOLD OUT.

NEWARK. n. j.. March u.-Three
players. all Of them pitchers. are holding
OF signing contracts mailed them three
weeks ago by Manager StalIings, Of the
Newark Club. The trio consists Of Fred
Wilhelm, Joe Stroupe. and Walter Mil
Ter "All of them want major league
salaries" said Stallings, but I have
dropped the matter. and IL IS up 70 them
to sign at the figures / named. which
1 consider liberal 1 do not anticipate
any trouble, and / think they will all
be in line when reporting time comes. %
With the exception OF these players, all
OF the other old players have signed.
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FAsT AUTos MATCHED.

BOSTON, March u--Arrangements
were made today for a match race be-
tween what are believed to be the two
fastest automobiles in the world. Tie
details Of the affair were arranged in
the clubhouse Of the Bay State Automo-
bile Association. and Involved a contest
between F. +. Stanley's famous steam
flyer that at present holds the Sir
Thomas Dewar worlds championship
trophy. and the twelve-cylinder Max
well racer built by the Maxwell Briscoe
Motor Company.
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CAPTAIN
OF PENIS CUNT
Has Starred on Quaker
Basketball Team for
Three Years.

PHILADELPHIA. March lL-CharIes
Keinath was last night elected captain
Of the University Of Pennsylvania bas-
ketbal team for next year. The selec-
ton was made at a dinner given the
team at the Roosevelt. followed by a
box party at a theater.
keiuath has be,n a star at basketball
for three years at Penn and holds the
intercollegiate record for the number of
goals scored. This IS III, which he made
during the season just ended. He is a
unanimous selection for an all-American
championship five. Keinath was also
quarterback on last year, football team
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FAMOUS TROTTER DEAD.

PHELPS. y. Y. March 1L-Darby. a
famous trotter of former years, and in
his prime known es the King OF the
half-mile track" IS dead. The little
gray has been in the hands OF y. Z.
Ryan, a weil-known hOrseman and ho-
Tel man of this place. for the last i've
years, receiving the gentle care which
he deserved. Although well advanced
in age. Darby would show some Of his
former speed al times when matched
against Younger blood on the local track
and in short-distance heats would hold
his own against all corners.