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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-21

; The baltimore, Whist Club, until
last Friday night, had an idea that
1t was invincible. A team made up
OF DIR. II. S. McCard, g, Dr.. w. II.
Wright, Lawyer McCard, Jacob Mich
OILS. and'>Messrs.. Young and Shipley
met the Washington team on that
evening in a match game of dupli-
cate, playing In this city, The Wash
1ngcon "cleahed. up" by a plus score
or 20 points. Those, who composed
the" crack' Washington team were:
Assistant District Attorney James A.
Cobb, Or. r. J. Shadd, il, Prof. w.
a. Joiner, l. C. II. Bradley, and j.
sW., Cromwell, Jr., and Arthur S.
Gray, An opportunity will be given
baltimore to get even" at an early
date.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-21

Pa1tIy cloudy tonight and Thursday
- IA. Warmer
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
VIEWS ON SOFT COAL SITUATION

The soft coal companies with headquarters in this
city said yesterday they were watching the effect
of the utimatum of the Pittsburg operators that
wages of soft coal miners be reduced 10 per cent
or the mines closed down. but they were inclined
to he nor-committal to the result saying that
good deal would depend on what might happen be-
tween now and April 1. No movement has been
made by the operators east of Pittsburg, 1t was
said to reduce wages. but If the present low de-
uand for soft coal continued they might be forced
to do so too. c. J. Wittenberg, president of the
Pocahontas and New River Coal Company. said:
1T is too soon say anything now, There IS
always the contingency that the miners may pre-
cipitate matters by making some foolish move.
believe il goes without saying that if there is not
a great Improvement before the latter end of
March when the operators and the representatives
OF the miners usually get together. the wages will
have TO be cut cents ton, or else there viii
have to be 4 shutdown. The business depression is
resrarsible 75 per cent Of the falling off in the
demand fcr coal and the mldness of the winter for
The rest - there a month TWO of very cold
weather it would help some bEt not 50 much as a
revival cf trade.
William !, Sweet president OF the Empire Mn
ing Company. of ClearCcld, Penn. said there was
little demand fcr soft coal prn1on Al any - ne
points Of distribution
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
FLOTILL4 AGAIN ON WAY.
SAILS from Buenos Iyrcs for Puflta
.Arenas-Japanesc at That Port.

Buenos Ayres, Jan 30.-The fotilla OF Ameri-
can torpedo boats. under the command OF Lieu
tenant Hutch I Cone, on its way from Hampton
Roads to Magdalena Bay, sailed from TINS port
at o'clock this morning for Punta Arenas. after
a stay here of four days
The North American Society of the River
Plate entertained the visiting officers and men
Yesterday There were field sports Of various
kinds and q collation.. over thousand resi-
dents of Buenos Ayres were among the guests
Punta Arenas, Jan. 30.-Two japanese have
come ashore here from the British steamer
Orita They are supposed TO be present IN
Punta Arenas for the purpose Of observing the
passage OF the American feet Of battleships, due
here from Rio de Janeiro in two or three days.
The British steamer Ortta. Captain Hayes, left
Liverpool on December 19 for Valparaiso by
way Of Rio de Janeiro and the Strait Of Magel-
Ian. She sailed from Rio de Janeiro on January
for Punta Arenas.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
MOVEMENTS OF REGULAR TROOPS.

washington. Jan. 3o.-lnquiry At the. War De
partnent into the report from Omaha that ar
raugernents are being made for the mobilization Of
a large part Of the army the Pacific Coast about
-ba time Admiral Evans's feet arrives there de-
,elons the fact that all the movements Of regular
.roops now in contemplation incident TO the
dsDatch of certain regiments to the Philippines 10
reItave soldiers who have had their full term Of
service and are entitled 10 their discharge.
Assistant Secretary Oliver has been IN CORE
znondence with the Governors of many states and
,a--;+ories with a view TO cooperation OF the
militia with the regular army in extensive pro-
pramne Of Joint drills and Tan9uvres next sum
rner II IS known that several Of these Governors
are already IN correspondence in turn with ran
road transportation agents relative to the move
mont OF their militia the sites Of the pro
,osed camps and it is believed a the War De
narrment that this is the foundation for the as
sumption that large troop movements toward the
racihc Coast projected
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
TBy The Associated Press. ]

London, Jan. 30.-The flag Of the American
nan-of-war esapeake and the Balaklava
bugle. two of the most valuable war relics of a
collection of antiquities that belonged TO the
late T G. MiddIebrook. were secured to-day, at
the auction sale OF the collection, for American
buyers. The Chesapeake flag was captured In
the fight with the British ship Shannon in 1915
and there good bidding for the faded and
torn piece of bunting, the authenticity of which
is vouched for in written history Of ownership
since Midshipnan Grundy, of the Royal Navy,
came into possession Of the trophy nearly a CEN
tury ago. The flag was sold for S4,25O to a Lon
don art dealer, who also purchased the bugle for
1900. It was upon this instrument that the
order to the famous Light Brigade to charge at
the battle of Balaklava was sounded. The
dealer admitted that these highly interesting
curios had been purchased by him for different
parties in America, but more than this he would
not say. There rurnor that he was acting
for Cornelius Vanderbilt, but this was subse-
quently denied, and London does not yet know
into whose hands the flag and the bugie have
fallen.
The bidding for the Balaklava bugle was not
so brisk and the price obtained is less than half
what Mr.. Middlebrook paid for this relic ten
years ago
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
RUG MAN ON BAIL BACK IN JAIL.

Louis Wolf an East New York rug manu-
facturer was returned to Raymond Street Jail
Brooklyn. yesterday, and the District Attorney
said that he would not consent 10 VOLTS dis
charge even under increased bail. unless the
man obtained a writ Of habeas corpus from
5us.ice of the Supreme Court. Wolf. charged with
picLziue pockets had been at liberty under $1,000
bail. His case was to have been heard in the
Kings County Court Wednesday, but de
layed until Monday.
Forty-fve minutes after Wolf left the County
Court House on Wednesday afternoon he was ar
rested at the I4th street station OF the subway for
irving 10 pick the pocket OF Duncan c. Mckinley,
q real estate agent of No. 395 Broadway
When Wolf was arraigned in jefferson Market
Court yesterday Brooklyn detectives presented a
bench warrant for him. issued by Judge Fawcett
Of the Kings County Court Because Of this the
charge made by the Manhattan detectives was
dismissed and Wolf turned over to the Brook
ofiN
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
CHARGES AGAINST CLERGYMAN.
Editor of The Christian Advocate Is Ac-
cused of Slander.

Behind closed doors yesterday IN the hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal Church. in Brooklyn.
nine cIergymen. forming committee OF the East
ern Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal ChIIrcn
-he Rev Dr. Charles s. Wing presiding. neard
charges of SANDER and disloyalty TO the Churcn
as brought against the Rev Dr. J. NJ Buckley.
editor OF The Christian Advocate" by the Few.
Dr. George a Cooke. OF Brandon. Vt The session.
which started early was continued until a lats
hour last night and will meet again to-day Tne
Rev Dr. Buckley was present, also Dr. Cooke
The hearing now in progress is to deteru,ins
whether the charges are well founded IN wnieh
event they will be brought against Dr. Buckley
before the New York East Conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church next May
Those familiar with the circumstances explain
DIT Cookies action by reverting 10 the case Of Pro
lessor Borden \ Bovine. Of Boston University.
who four years ago was tried for heresy charges
made BY Dr. Cooke Dr. Buckley's influence was
largely responsible for the complete vindcation OF
Professor Bovine and. il is said. the recollection
OF his defeat has ranked IN DR. Cookies mind ever
since
short time ago. 1t said. Dr- Cooke published
at his own EXPENSE at Brandon, W. a pamphlet
entitled The Integrity of Our EpiscOpacy and
some suggestions 10 the Conference of isS, Re-
veaIing a Crisis in the Affairs Of Nerhodisrn- Thv
selling price was 70 copy. This pamphlet
was full OF criticisms Of the officials and institu-
tions OF the Church
II was said yesterday thar Dr. Cooke again took
tmbrage at pr- Buckley when The Christian Sd-
vocate- declined 20 advertise the paulphie5 on the
ground that critcisms We're not founded IN
IA
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
TO INSURE KANSAS BANK DEPOSITS.
rBy Telegraph to The Tdbune.l

j
Topeka KAN Jan. 3O-The only guarantee bank
deposit bill that is likely to become a law was
passed by the Senate this morning. 1t is the in
surance BILL which has already been passed by the
House A few minor amendments were adopted.
and late tonight the House and Senate adopted the
conference committee report the bill, and 1t is
now ready for the Governors signature.
The bill provides for the formation of an insur-
ance company 10 insure the deposits in the Kansas
banks. The capital stock IS TO be s000.00o. 20 per
cent of which is be paid the remaining so per
cent TO be paid within year The affairs of the
corporation are to be the general supervision
of the State Charter Board
Many Of the Senators explained their votes, most
of them saying that the insurance law is merely a
makeshft sidetraCk all guarantee deposit bills.
They voted for it, however. they said. because
there was danger that other guarantee lesfsla-
ton would be passed.
Senator Benson said that man or bank would
be foolish enough TO take stock in such concern
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
STEEL MEN IN CONFERENCE.

seventy-four representatives OF large steel and
iron interests met at the Waldorf last night, dned
and then held q conference which did not end until
o'clock this morning. Z. H. Gary, chairman OF
the United States Steel Corporation presided and
after the conference said he would give out
statement to-day.
J. P. Morgan attended the conference and made
an address to the steel men Mr.. Morgan departed
be fore the conference Earlier in the af-
ternoon the steel men held meeting at the offices
OF the United States Steel Corporation. at No. IL
Broadway. II was said that the object OF the con-
ference last night was to discuss the question OF
whether the price OF steel rails should be lowered
Among the companies represented were the
United States Steel Corporation, Republic Steel
Company, Bethlehem Steel Company. Jones &
Iaughlin Steel Company and the Pennsylvania
Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
kRMY PAY GIL REPORTED.

Washington. IAN. 30.--Mr. Warren reported To
the Senate to-day the bill TO increase the pay OF
the army The bill contemplates total increase
In pay OF sS.e27392 The active list Of officers at
p-esent numbers Ass. and their pay is s9.64e05o
Iuerca Sos ranging from per cent for lieutenant
general to - per cont tor Junior cftccre aS pro
,ide1 rt the bin. VIII raise taS amount 20
sf.0ff qO2-au increase of S2.3b2S52 The a9l
,y5cerz Of the retired list are drawing s2siI.s24
.r.,,,al nav The increase proposed Will amount
10 s5a4s-g The 40 per cent increase proposed
for enlisted men VIII mean a total OF s2ohs5.5sS
Tor hotb tho active and retired Est II the Presi-
,-erlt secs It 70 ta,e advantage OF tne provision
,,., .stf which nuts the regulation af the IN
"a man ma, IN hi= hands with - per cent
,.rs,se itp,tt The increase will amount 10
5sI0tss for enlisted men.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

much animated speculation among that officer
associates. some OF whom see IN II a policy or
further wedding officers who may be considered
disqualified for active service. although they are
able TO take the horsemanship test and qualify
themselves professionally for promotion MAJOR
Pickett is the son OF the late Confederate cavalry
leader and his mother Is employed W one OF the
executive departments in Washington
ORDERS ISSUED The following orders have
been issued
ARMY.
Mat1r CHARLES +. EfEFFEFL surgeon 70 san Fran-
cisco for examination for retirement
Capfaf1 Nj. BU<DEIa 18Th Infantry 70
rail- hospital Preside Of san Francisco
captain >. I-ANpI-f}S aftttrrN corps
from fI2th company artillery district of Delaware
Fret LIeursnsat KELroN 1. PEFFHR. I'd Iufsut-y to
PHILIPPINES
R4s- Admiral /. e. LOGAN. PLACID retired tst.
NfiSshionfan 4 = r.. detached the Mtirsu-
Eee n Department
Assistant surgeon z SELLERS detached naval Hos
ritaf 70 Naval Arader1v Annapolis
C-..s~fsfn = " STONE u4vr v8r1 Boston
CrapIafn NC RELL4oNs. diets, he'd nav var7. B07-
ths Nlsstss;pp
MARINE CcRPS.
Seulsfr BTzAHSS. detached First br1Ea1s mATln.s
Manila. to-ean Francisco
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
OUTRAGES IN IRELAND
GOVERNMENT -1TTACkED.
4 Charge of Co7oardice-Cattle
Diuing ga Ten Counties.

London. Jan. 3o-Heated charges OF cowardice
il turning blind eye the reign OF terrorism
II ireland order 70 keep the Nationaiists in
good temper and assure continuance OF their
support ir the Commons were launched against
the government in the House of Lords to-day.
The Marquis Of Londonderry. who Viceroy
n ireland in 1SS6-s9. led in the attack. and so
infectious were his sentiments that even Lord
laugford. who has been a representative Peer
- Ireland since 1854 broke his silence OF twen-
t7-four years and devoted his maiden speech 10
= recital Of his personal experiences with cattle
driving outside his own gates
The Marquis of Londonderry declared that the
r-ceen: state Of ireland is worse than in the
dark DAYS Of the early eighties. when murder
and outrage were rampant. and he attributed
the conditions entirely TO the cowardice os the
government The Law breakers. he asserted
had The audacity TO declare that they had al
ttof- hack members of the government and II
uas even reported that the constabulary had
boe- ordered not to come into actual contact
with them
He pointed out that James Bryce when-he
rscatod the Chief Secretaryship reported that
10 condition OF ireland was reassurlng out
shortly after Mr.. Birrelrs advent cattle raidins
was begun and Il had now spread TO ten coun-
ties The Judges We're paralyzed IN the secuons
e,lhiect to coercion by the Irish League and
tried only eight being convicted Even me
GOVERNMENTS oxn Irish attorney general had
cla-ed that II the present conditions continued
anarchy would result
The Marquis of Londonderry concluoed ny
charging the government with cowarolce ana
-, beiue terrorized by the Nationalists into
,.--7-- q state Of things disgraceful 10 any
civilized government
80 reauchanp. replying in behalf Of the
01 fc
ss--,;s--7 os the Unionist peers and resented
- 7s7saowae's comparison yesterday be-
- Ireland and Macedonia He admitted
-,s- cattle driving had increased the last year
= .s5 that this was the sole sign OF agrarlan
z.-.ors Incoming worse. The government
5.-T,-s5 the cattle raids. but, he declared the
- v-as 10 more lawless than during GER
- -,e-sods Of Premier Balfour's administration
80 following Gerald Balfour's precedent wnen
l.-ss Chief Secretary for ireland, IN lSSo-ISVo'
.,a eoze-nrueut had 10 intention OF 7evivins the
Crimes Act as suggested
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
RESCUED BY The MAURITANIA
Three Men from Coal Barge Fall River
Taken Across the Ocean.

Q--e--tovu Jan 9o.-The Cunard liner MAUI
rs--a arrived here this evening after passage u
=syz - -----s and Il minutes at average speed
q o - l70ts The daily runs were 553 535 80 3D.
81. AID 49, She steamed 80 knots between ues-
6av NOM ana Wednesday noon, which Is me hls"-
es- ~-- -e- one day on an eastward voyage oe4i4s
& 81 average speed or 24-S7.
To gs---e-a-7-a had on board three men. Taylor
Ns--.- and coffin. respectively the captain, en-
g..--. .aa q deckhand. OF the New York coal
bar E-all River which broke away from q Jug III
Z -...- storm on the night q January "A me
m -erk 20 q small BOAT just in time 70 see IiiT
haze founder The boat was driven seaward' and
.-a rre---arrs We're much exhausted when the
s.a---=-..r.. vEgled them Up the following day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Appointments Of Ne5c Brgad'er
Generals Commended.
From The Tribune Bureau
WashinCrnr- IL

Washington. January 80
GALLOPINCf NOT FINAL TEST.-Gossip among
army officers IS stimulated to-day by the news that
Major George E Pickett of the pay department
has been before an army retiring board with
view 70 determining whether ne is physically in
capacitated for active duty Major Pickett was
until recently on duty in the army paymasters
office in Washington and was lately assigned to
duty in San Francisco where he reported, TO find
awaiting him orders to report before the retiring
board Major Pickett is cear, but this disability
was waived on his appointment TO the pay depart
ment by President Mckinley. and It was considered
no bar to his promotion from captain 70 major IN
the pay department about years ago He w-s
examined few weeks ago IN Washington by the
army surgeon before and after the horsemanship
test at Fort Myer which he took without difficulty
Under the circumstances, the suumoning Of Major
Pickett before a retiring board Is the subject OF
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

" PATTERSON detached recruiting
New Haven. 10 navy yard Nor1oIA r,vv ,.-4
rtoT-anant p VI. RIXET. rerAcaeo rh.5 Ja-&s
- T-and. 70 Marine School OF Appacetson- AZ
neroIis vice First Lieutenant q L BA6--sAf< % I@S
Island z----.
r-,-s3 lieutenant L MILLER ac6 seco7a A-eoA7no~
- + = t11snf T z BAcKsTRoM. % washington for
examination for pronnoGon- ..x .~.S--.r-
r.. is-re1snt : A MERRIAM cscached ne.n111l
tsrs: command marine barracks laval sAlion' SsS
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHPS-Lne foAo"Ins
movements OF vessels have been reported TO tns
Navy Department:
Ian 2S-The Des Mofnes. az ToEno1insSe. - =.
Norfolk: he AZ BuenoS Ayr1s. q
TIs,rfbaI th4 Macnias and the WasDs a. navy yara-
New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
WORE PORTUGUESE PLOTS.
a Number Of Suspected Leaders IN jail
State NJ Siege VIII Not Be Proclaimed.

lisbon. Jan s0-Lsbon is outwardly calm. ou'
,,e-a ts 8 steady increase OF nervousness anu e&-
ci-eent among al classes OF the Popo1all0I o"tls
- r,-,.4s-+ minors OF plot and counter plot
= - -a-ststeat activity OF the police, who caiIy
e. nightly examine the houses OF suspects anu
make arrests -
-. z=-tsr note issued to-day denied that the gov
s--,a-r intends to proclaim state OF siege IN
Portugal and declares that q Tnalori's O. F1'--0
,r5-j,7 supports Premier Franco
- today discovered new store OF arms
= --z..-z-ed them The weapons were concealed
:. =. ooe- sheds OF the inclined railroad
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
BEING BROUGHT FROM BUENos AYREs
Man Charged with Murder in Virginia VIII
Cross Ocean Twice

RIO de Jareiro. Jan. 30--A detective named Bald
win started from here to-day for Southampton on
board the steamer Nile with Moses Ferris in his
custody The ultimate destination OF the two men
IS New York. Ferris has been eXtradited from
Argentina the charge OF murder He is said to
have assassinated Frank Assaid at Roanoke. Va
last February. Baldwin was sent to Buenos Ayres
for his man and left that city with him Janu-
IT
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
EXPLOSION KILLS NINE MINERS.

Charleston. " Ns-, Jan. Se--Nine miners to-day
met sudden dearh the new river cotiiery, knowl
"a the lower Boone Nine. rear HAWKS Vest. ~
an explosion that partly wrecked the miu'
About twenty-five ulen were in ths untu- ar The
time Of the explosion Those ~no escaped suffered
only slight iajurisS one % rha cctI-s t1r-vr
out ~ the r1ius and INTO tree several yards fr,r
tus shaft
The Lowe Boone NIina b rnT property cs the
Boone Coal ard coke Ccmpsny- Tr - s--all
nine The cs4ss Of ths explosion has s>sr
definitely sscertalnsd
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
CHESAPEAKE FLAG SOLD
Nay BE Coming TO Amcrca-Bai-
oklavo Bugle also Bid In.
ispecial by French Cable 10 The Tribuns-J

London, Jan. 30-Lawrences flag. which was
hauled down from the Chesapeake of Boston
Harbor was sold a second time in a Lonooh
auction room this afternoon after lively duel
between two determined bidders. The price was
1850. and this was considerably more thah
the Massachusetts, Historical Society had au-
thorized its agent to bid for It. the impression pre-
vailed In the auction room that S. W. Partridge
had bought it, along with the Balaklava bugle
with the intention OF holding 1t for q higher
price from America The crowd was convinced
rnomentarily that the Yankees had failed to re-
cover the relic. and was disposed TO cheer. but
1t IS premature to give UP the ship
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
COST OF OLD AGE PENSIONS.
Estimate Of S65.000,0OO Based on Statement
That {. Million Persons VIII Be Cared For

London San Sl-An incidental remark made by
NJ Burns the course Of a speech To-Day 10 ~"
effect thai Tho scheme Of Herbert H Asquitt
Chancellor o- the Fxcheouer. for old age pensions
would r-r-Ge for a million persons. attracted much
attention lu the Hobbies afterward Nothing
hitherto lad leaked with reference TO the IN
re7-io-s C the government. but it was generalIy
ass--ne5 -1a- IL would propose pension OF shli-
irEs weekly IN certain cases II So Ny Asqul'H
scheme would entail the annual expenditure o.
--9H.lsg 81 - go.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
NO DIVORCE FOR MAUD CONNIE.
Only & Legal Separation Secured by "ne
II Major Mcbride IN Paris.

MI Tar 7n--be Superior Court to-day re-
- -. a--,ea1 from the finding OF the lower
rc-,-- brought by Mrs Mcbride better known as
vsus Come the Irish Joan Of Arc VINO soeo
te- husband Major Mcbride. for an absolute ci-
--o--e TIE legal separation decreed hy me 4o"ei
-o.--- KS confirmed bv the Superior Court MIS-
49,. +.-1.,g.r Fe- first action II the summer
~ -..- and then secured judicial separation rom
t.- --.-snd who was a member Of the Ir7sh
r--zaaa = The Roer army il the South A1rlca1l
W tbs tribunal refused 10 grant her an 4Dso-
s-r-a z.---ra on account OF her Irish nationally
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
THE YARMOUTH DIVORCE CASE.
Hearing Fixed for Next Wednesday After
noon in London.

London. Jan. 30.-sir Birrell Barnes. president
OF the Divorce Court to-day fixed Tor next Wedues-
day afternoon the hearing OF the suit brought by
the Countess of Yarnouth-who was Miss Alice
Thav of Ptttsburg-against her husband Tor the
aunuInent OF her marriage The attorney for
the Countess Of Yarmouth, in making the applica-
ton said the case would be short
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
SPIRIT MESSAGES CREDITED

london Jan. 39-S.r Oliver Joseph Lodge me
noted scientist ~ a meeting Of the Psychlcai re
search Society to-day, expressed credence IN tiie
saetys czin that IL had received spirit messages
from tie late Edmund GUrney, Richard Hodesoh
and E-z5e-fol, Myers the messages being received
ts-c1gg- -ra -7e5sl1rn o% Mines Piper and Verrali
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
rmo NEW BROADER GENERALS.

Washington Jan 30--Ths PRESIDENT To-Day
nominated the following colonels 70 be orsacier
generals. Charles E L Davis. corps OF engineers.
Ramsay d Potts. 5th Field ARTILLERY
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
m OPEN soAT SIXTEEN DAYS AT SEA

IfonoIulu Jan 2o.-The survivors Of the An1sl le|n
ship Eclipse which fourdered or January H. 0"'e
hound from Newcastle Australia 70 san T"o
cisco arrived here to-dsv ard we're sem 10 = nos
riral - arc ~ fearful notion from 7N'"@'i''
h,,s..-, .,.- thirst One rcai rapsizot- crowd
inc sixteen n.1 int the oaly other nos-. Ia ~tnth
we're sixte71! d7s - before reaching Hena
Maui In tnis time three died
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

collier. They nor being generally overhauled
with their tender. the Nina, after cruise OF
years duration The work O: repairing them will
take about three weeks They have been
entirely boa-oed in and the workrnen thus
able to prosecute their tasks without interference
from the clements
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
BISHOP HARTzELL ON WAY HERE.

caae Town. Jan s8-The Rev. DR. ! { HaTtzel'
Methodist Episcopal Bishop Of South AFRICA "as "
Passenger Oh the steamship Saxon. which sailed 10
cay for SOUTHAMPTON. Bishop HartZen Is on MS
way 70 America