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Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
-hia Eirst Train Ride.

During the early hours of Sunday morning d long and .lank native board ed Frisco irain No. l04 for bis nrst rlae on the cars. his destination being Kansas City. He WAS decidedly nery- oas. but was determined not 10 show fl and attempted to cultivate an ah oi familiarity with his surroundings Ee sought position in the middle Of the chair car. placed hss grip on the a'sr aud. standing stitiiy. hraced him Sci against the side Of one Of the piu>h chairs.
 sWon't you have a seat. sirY' asked the barter
 Nope" the young man answered. Dad euts m hair an l share ID sell. Saline County (Mo.l Citizen.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
For Sale.

The lleSle property eu south Main street opposite she railroad station, up- wards ol ia,ptQ square feet ot laud. X tine site fer the new p9st office build- ing or any other public edillce. The first brick block kuilt within the city liWfts stands oa this land. Has al. ways hecn and always will hc central in location. Mas k. N. HoxIg
 Inlf
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
cura For NeaabIaed.

YoHng children frequently develop the habit of nosebIeed. strange as this may seem In such cases. without re- gard to the frequency length or se- yerity of the attack. positive cure has been found in ammonium carbon ate Two grains every ten minutes will stop the flow quickly during an attack. To overcome the habit fwo grains should be given from three t0 six times each day. when in a shors dime the tendency will stop. In older children and In adults it can safely be tnereased to nix graina
 Jvseisyise tsis JudomsnA
 Ma FlitfA0n-i declare to goodnens. yess judgment is getting worss svesy dsJ:
 whaf's the matter nowf
 Mn r1isu~00-W Why. en Q many e. castoss you have 0eriar~d that Ara sbapssee had . husband vho tried his best to u kind and tndulGeat. but this morninGs papes says be sstack~d bss ysusxeday asA eenssy kille1 hes.
 Plassos- why. that sccoune pssvss
 na. U1kuse-PsDvo yoes eia1n shae = ssn - tsa = - h1n1 ae1 - oDae1 #
 Vusa.sa-Yo: navo11 - GeD.n heasd his waes 0y sAs w1sbs1 - VI laa1A ACAteaos EsuA
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
4 Model Cook.

Have you good ceok
 -Splendid" exclaimed the pr'oe. why, when l want 10 experiment. with pew cookbook she takes the hlsme for aH the failures and lets me have the credit for all the successes Chicago Post
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
.sot" In His Ways.

WI VI sNtS w @y Mayor Magee of Psttsburg vas tais- Ing about ap obstinate man- He is -sot' in his ways" said the mayor He Is as bad as tke old planter of history.
 An old planter in fhe paimg days before the war was blown up k1 siea mboat accident ou the Mississippi They ished him out unconscious Al the eud of an hours maBipulation sie came to.
 Where am IF he asked. lifting hss bead feebIy.
 ~'Safe on shore the doctor told hin ~'Which side of the riverF he fa- e1ired
 The Iowa side the doctor replied. The pla ufer drowned He looked Al me turbA yellow stream Iheo o@ sad:
 Just my luck to land in peonio' uon state Chuck me in aeain- Philadelphia Record-
 Arraek.
 Arrack is m ardent spirit procufeo from toddy. the fermenfed juice Of tne coco and other oAimA from rice of from jagxery. . cosrs& dark coioeeo sugar obtained from the np or tne 3aggery palm It is made ah over tne Malay archipelago. varies sreafiy h strength. sasses like sour beer snd - distinctly heady. It is ths usual drinA of coofieA
 Tho 0seasy ss sn hsirssA You arx vesy presty.- os ~ - tn' heireA
 she was . viss elss and reaihse bss own ptatnDeBA
 T 1npey.- shs repaiel -shae " - sinem vna inheg1teo aleag u1fh " gran1fntharb 0Uoe9
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02

All the good qualities of Ely's Cream
 Balm. solid, are found in IlqGid Cream
 Balm. which is intended for use m stomiserx. That h is wonderful rem- edy for Nasal Cstarrh is proved by an eyer.inereasing mass of testimony II does not dry out nor rasp the tender sir-ps1aess. Isailsys the in0nmna. ton end goes ssrniRht Q the roes e she direane. Okuttnafe old ca1es have vielded iu . sew woDks- AlldruGgns., S5c., incIuding spmying tone. q @9I. bv Fly BruL, . Warren 6sNpk ~
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02

Ooa'e lGt the haby su0es Ison cene' m, ooen os any lfenen9 e toe e.1n. Utanib O1atnnooe e1ve1 ineeeoe ee.s euNs 4uoekly. psedsee1y seee - eaas' dSon. All 4SuG1GeD III V.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
INDUSTRY.

Esessoa. wheeler ca1ed hbz. se5eabon U amusemenl. . eBen62 b heaIlA cd = the body wss asde lu l.hn wost . as saizssI cd hunuusble dny. A sde - = wuaaa . d,zeda b ihs nee aad u.s,usany 6able b isD 70 d. esae. wh7e . ndsslpo pssass sdb sD = we'll q tlss csun1y ssd . - nl1 ; bs ksuhkv
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
Barn to Let

Five stalls aud plenty If rooms fer ear- riages. Dorsey X Bone, school street.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02

Dean's Rbeumas1f Hills sof Rheume- sssm ' SspRo1GjA- Entassiy vegstanas aeSa l6y1
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
hohson'a Ctsoiee.

A well known soateern tndge re- wives a story about | whffe man who during reconstruction times was ar raigned before cotssed justice of the peace for killing . man aed stealing bis mule It was tn Arkansas, near the Texas border. aud chere was some rivalry between the states. bnt the eolered justice tried always to pre- serve aD impartial frame of mind.
 We've got two kinds ob law in dis yer cot" he said. ~Ee1as Law an Arkansas Jaw. Which will you ha bT'
 The prisoner thought infinite and then guessed that he wooid take the Arkansas law,
 Den discharge you fo' .ssealin' de mule an hang you fo' kiiiin' de man.
 Hold oB-a minute. judge" said the prisoner. -Better make that Texas law"
 All right. Under de law of Texas fin you fo' kilin' de maS Rn' hang you fo stealth de mule"
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
,t4o.. r+4e Los, a Million.

Coionei ,sb.hiliree.nsed to Tell story of how h.. xs!Iet, la.si < .uoUD
 "Fi WAS M si hsiiiauet. he would say. .,and SeIs,iur H.sarst of California saf besid. nae Hearst told how years f'e- fore he and shis pzrsy had once beeu shelped acr,-~s ti*' Platte by brave tsed haired tsss ifbet boy to do this deed had riskstl his life Senator Hearst as he talked on got enthusiastic Tn his gratitude 10 the lad.
 -,Why.' he s,siei. 'ifii could only find .thas buy ianIein Id iaaase him pres eIt s,f sl.sssitss,
 T could restrain myself no longer at thss ,,ss,ini l hurssf !itfr' tears. .Sena- far said 4 an' fhe, red haired boy. Behold .fii. boy in ste
 ..IBnr Hearst ~Hid 't,shiltree. you iiee
 And thus | i1st million"
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
A, Woman Finds . Way.

Two burglars were on their trial ana [ tad engaged smart lawyer for ttseis defease. who on cross examining ose of sthe witnesses. said: You say that oc sthe night iu question the moon vas so ebrisht that you could see tine bur gtsps Tn the room. Was your husbatd awake at the ,iiner
 sNHtHess-- don't know.
 .,vei,< hiss face turned toward you cs notg'
 Tbe witness answered that she did not '4saow.
 "W hat. You don't know NOW. come. tell usss. WAS 54l his face turned toward ynn cr rhe waiff"
 Fl s..srt kbaw
 An, sna. thought SO" turning to the jstrsg '-sshe canld not see. Sue who id..ntihes the prisoners could not se.. N iii,t!i wayi her husbands face was turned ESplsin tbat If you can
 Well SIT my husband Is so bad that iu a .giiiii lishi l can't tell his lace from the ,ssaek of.his head"
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
Month s.ones.

Besides having It's own flower. eac month has it's own stone to symfoiiz it. Here they are:
 January-Garnef fconsfancys. February -Amethyst tsiBceritys. March- Bioeds,oBe teourage,. April Dia nond finnocenee'. Emerald success in iovep. June Agate 9ong lifei.
 Iuly-carpeiian fbealftii August-Sardony .happinessj. eptember-ChrysoIiie tsanityl- Ocfober-Opal thopet.
 Noyember-Touaz ltideIityl. December-Turquoise prosperity)-
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
Shut Him Of.

One day Mark Twain was being shaved by a very taikative bartser and was forced to listep to many of the barber's anecdotes. Stopping to strop his razor and prepared with brush in hand to compeGce again. the barber said. Shall go over 1t again.!
 No. thanks" sdra wled Mark. Hts hardly necessary. 1 think 1 caa se- member every w0ed."
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02

For Kent
 \ basement tenement at the corner of Arch and Park streets. Five good rooms. with cellar, perfectly dry Tho same will be rented to small family at very reasonable figure. Apply to John E. Carpenter. 9a
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
rmo oays.

Two Days On such q splendid outdoors days The sky is blue. the world is free. The wild wind comes 10 romp with me. To blow my kites
 To treetop heights And snatch my hat and whfrf away. But yet 1 love an indoors day. Don't you when everything is sfiiif- For then read my books until
 The sun gets low
 And shadows grow And dance along the wall fn play.
 -Youfn's Companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
It WAS FIGHT
FOR PRINCIPLE
SAYS MURDOCH

WASHINGTON. March % I'VE
want g understood we made fight
Tor principle not fof jobs declared
Representative Victor Murdoch OF
Kansas Ia discussing the probable
mcmheFahip OF the new rules com
mittee today Murdoch was one or
the leaders Ia the recent fight TO
put the speaker or the rules com.
mtttee
According 10 the lnsufgent lead.
era today they viii make no effort
Go got places on the committee.
II the insurgents are represent.
~ on the cf4amittoe," one leader
declared. IT viii be because au IN.
surgcnt IL regularly selected a. the
republican caucus. and not because
aud demands are made
II was decided by the insurgents
today, after conference Of The
leaders, that this would be their
position when the caucus IL called
u r generally believed here that
this stand Will prevent wrRnEling
IN she republican caucus. and that
4 VIII enable the organisation lead.
era 90 eeep their present Organise.
ton from g0inK 10 pieces Il Il gen.
orally believed here today that n
any lnaurEeni ~ selected for tho
committee Il will be Representa-.
tive Gardner 81 Massachusetts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
PIMPLEs DISAPPEAR
New Healing Agent Makes Quick
Work 81 Them.

The dispensers OF poslam. the
new akin discovery. ask that no
tice be given tbnt no one IL urged
To purchase II without first obtain.
ing the sample package which viii
be sent free TO any one who writes
70 the Emergency Laboratories. a2
West 25th street. New York This
aiour II sufficient 20 clear the com
plexion and 10 rid the face Of pim
pies. Every one who has tried
poeiam knowa that the fifty.cent
box. on sale a. The Quaker Drug
Co. az vel az all other drug stores.
contains sufficient for the worst
cases 81 eczema, where the sur
face affected IL not too large. The
itching ceases on first application
II viii also cure acne. letter,
hlotehus. acaly scalp hives. bar.
her's and every other form o. Itch.
including Itching feet Being flesh
colorcd and containing no grease,
the presence Of posiam on exposed
surfaces. such a. the face aud
hands. f. not perceptible Water
and soap cannot be used IN connec
ton with Il. as these irriiate and
pfoiong skin troubles. sometimes
even causing them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

hungry. 70 ciotho the naked. to AID
the sick, % educate the ignorant.
90 send tracts 10 the heather. and
Neli. let's wait tiii Ne hear more
ah0ss the old Oh kings scheme
While Young Rockefeller has had
more or less experience Ia almon
TINS, a. underssudy for bis father.
be has never before been ineorpo.
rated a. charity bureau b. his
tatherin.laws senate. an expert.
ence whleh ought 20 please sem.
ator Aldrsch. sor BE- viii BE- the
onu senator who poaaeaseN an
nlMnnrrtu chlef Tor aun.in.lHw
The last. raRkiug iusf beneath
TIE kinx and ths aimuner.in. chief.
n The SON Of 1'hos y Ryan. who
as prince ot puhilc necessities viii
have hia hand on the thr0tfis of
American Industries and pubilc
utilities IN New YORK a day Of
two asp b. t0ok hla fathers place
on The directorate o. a number %
ntx concerns
To him wlii fall the duty ~ boss.
inK the street railways. or below
and above the surface. numerous
steam roads. zeal mines. azhtinr
ayNsn1s. roNer plants. fhs newly
combined telephones and iris
xrAphs. The tobacco trust. and such
other Industries - bis dad decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
A FEW DOSES END BACKACHE
AND MAKE KIDNEYS ACT FINE

Hundreds Of fellSa here are need.
lessly miserable aud worried be
cause Of out-of order Kidneys. back.
ache or bladder trouble.
n you viii take several doses Of
i'apo's Diureiic all misery from a
lame back, rhenmaiiam. painful
stitches, iuflamed OF swollen eye.
lids, nervous headache. irrltability,
dizziness. wornOut. sick feeling
and other symptoms 81 oyerworked
or deranged kidneys VIII vanish
Uncomfortable. smartinr. FREE
queui urinatlon ESPECIALLY At
ni9ht and all bladder misery ends
This unusual preparation goes n
once 20 the disorderod Kidneys
bladder and urinary system. aud
distributes rs hnallnE. cleansing
aud WALKING influence directly
upon the organs and glanda affect
I'd. and completes the cure before
you realize H.
The moment sou suspect any Md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

-a.A IN
40. MoR1~N' ''''
- ,,u,vro STATES
DC oF Rhs
r,..nsut MORGAN. fr
.ans klMoNkkiN-eH ~
~ Z. hoeAs's''
er pllaltc NECEssl.
HNA y ~,rS
Ana A. RYAN
- mag acket. and ~ tieei
~ arr " nAf" ~ ~
- Is lhsy SAY over ln ~
= IA kfng dies ~ kets NJ
!. IL az. o. somethlnk hhs
4 g. IT ettte
! mss hsse ben pFNnsni uia'
- Nd sssised - 20 tht Waf :
nszx zaneF oas q a stnac ana
see aE6 now ihe dispatches
- ~ YaFk tell as slmust on
So o. hat Re ranilfs %
- aptkefailer AoFsAn and
- asn practically bern trans
~ = tken
Il aaFs seq he pictured facos
Hna RYAN and Rockefeller.
= hx2 As8 magazine. BAT nov
49, b lcck ia.o0e times pf mora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
THE TALE OF TWO
SILENT TROMBONES

NEW YORK. March g In an
orchestra At a certain opera house
not COO far from Broadway. there
arc two trombone players Why
ave. no one knows, but. anyway.
this orchestra has two.
a night ~ 90 ako one 1t ths
trombone players wanted "a take
an evening or. and be couldnt
find anyone go substitute for him.
self A great idea struck him. and
he picked up a friend. absolutely
Ignorant Of music. 10 flll Ia. Its
a cinrh. said the tromh0uiss
Just 80 there and giFa an lmlya.
zion 81 blowing. that's al. The
other trombone player sill be nu
thc Job and he'll make 80 much
noise that neither. the orchestra
nor the audiences will ever know
the difference
The friend pent travely Into the
orchestra. all right. and Kave a
great Imitation % trombone.
minus the noise II would have
been a sure winner but for one 90
fortunate happening The ether
trumbone player had likewise
taken a night OF and bad likewise
hired a friend % ait there and look
she part When Il came time for
the tr0mhoncs 10 cut Ia these two
dummy musicians produced an av.
tui silence. and then came the del
uEe They acre lucky 20 escape
with their lives. and 80 we're the
real players when the substitutes
encountered them next day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

noy or urinary disorder. Or feel
rheumatism coming, begin taking
this harmless medicine With the
knowledge that there ~ no other
remedy. AZ any price. made any
where else Ia the world which
VIII effect 80 thorough and prompt
q cure as a fifty-ccnf treatment "
PaDes Diureue. which any drug
RlGt can supply
Your physician. pharmacist. bank
er on unv mercantile agency viii
tell you thaf Pape, Thompson &
papo. OF Cincinnati. rs a large and
responsible medicine concern. thor
oughly worthy 81 your confidence.
Only curative results cau come
from taking Papes Diurotie, and a
few days treatment means clean.
active. healthy kidneys. bladder
and urinary organs and you feel
fine
Accept only Pnpe'a Diurcticff.
ty-ceut treatment from any drug
store anywhere in che world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
Base Ball Outfit
Free

Milta. Stoves. balls. etc given
away 20 the hoya Come and nee
ua a. The star osfiee. 1901 Seventh
az This Offer LASTS Tor "a days
umly Henry. hoyA so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
DENIES MURDER
OF her SISTER

MASSlfL0N q. March e
sisfgen yeaFoid Catherine aanin
pleaded not guilty today to a charge
that she murdered her sister Eli4e.
beth. The motive for tho crime.
according 10 the prosecution. yes
the girls alleged dsHire to possess
fine clothing owned By the sister
When Mise Mantx WAS arrAlgned
today she wore the elOthlns ~ her
sister She appeared calm and SELF
poaseaaed. showing no trace Of the
THIRD degree" 10 which ahe had
been subjected by the police
The case against the Elfl 10
based on cIrcurastantlai evidence.
the fact that she bought sgrychnlne
before tbs death Of her sister. and
that the sister died 81 airychnino
contributed 20 the sciinn Of the
authorities o. charging her with
murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

JUNEAU Aiaska After "a sa~c.
tabular carver ~ ta fsarH tn Aiaska
p n Barnes, an aftnrnTy. j. IN the
federal iAii hsr~. under four months
sentence Tor sending nt.anrun 10 3
tFr5 - tkyeAr-sid gifi lie has
hrTu atatarfsd from the courts f3f-
ever ard fined ftaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

not % let as keep In our own hands.
TAU % the new kingp' nall'
Hall Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
THE MARKETS

fhr following are me average prices
Sneied 10 the iurat wholesalers on l0uai
NfmaiiesY meats sud feed fsrirca in all
gaisre are HHbleat 90 tarinfian. according
- freshness aua general etestlence. bsl
thfHt Hfirse, unicsa athrFWigr Indicated.
Sc fpr strictly fifaf grades
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-31
The Bath Tab Trust.

Washington, Dec. Sl.-The fifty in
dicted officials OF the bath tub trust
who are to be tried on January 4 for
violation OF the Sherman antitrust law,
received dolefuI New Years messages
today from the four attorneys who are
here seeking clemoncy for them.
Following most discouraging inter
view With trust busters, Kenyon and
Grosyenor, yesterday, the attorneys to-
day decided to stay over in Washing
ton until Tuesday in hope OF being able
to persuade Attorney General Wicker
sham to change his mind and agee to
compromise. The attorney general,
they say, has worked unusually hard on
the bath tub trust case aud now has
evidence which he is. certain will result
in a sweeping victory for the govern
ment.
To consent 10 compromise they say
would not only be foolish but would be
in direct variance TO the policy which he
outlined several months ago.
The attorney general must and will
be consistent" declared one official to-
day. He has said that fine is not SUI
6cient punishment for trust official
who has violated the law. The public
| | think agrees with him." The attor.
ney general therefore intends TO send
as many OF the bath tub officials 70 iail
las possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-31
VIRGINIA NEWS.

1t was announced in Richmond yes
terday that owing to the increase OF
crimes due largely to the use OF re-
volyers, Governor Mann will recon-
mend the legislature to have carry
ing of pistols made penitentiary
offense.
News was received in Roanoke yes
terday from Walters Ford, in Henry
county, OF the killing, there Thursday
OF Taylor Kendrick, farmer, by his
brother, Peter Kendrick. The men
were rabbit hunting when Peters gun
went off accidentally, the load TAX
ing effect in Taylor'o breast and abdo-
men.
The state OF Virginia will pay the
interest on the public debt, amount
ing to some $41s. 900, on January 3.
1911. This is the first business day
OF the New Year, and the checks will
be placed in the mails that day. The
books OF the second auditors Office
we're closed for transfers on December
18th and will not be opened till after
business begins next year, when the
sale OF bonds and their transfer can be
made as usual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-31
FROM WASHINGTON

The Columbian government is being
urged to adopt the additional protocol
to the Prize Court Convention by the
American, French and British repre-
sentatives at Bogoto, states telegram
received at the State Department this
afternoon from the American Charge
de Affairs, Frazier.
Final arrangements were completed
today by the board Of trustees for the
initial opening OF the Postal Savings
Banks, Tuesday, January 3. The
postoffices in which repositories will be
placed have been designated and today
the banks were selected. The post
master general, Attorney General
Wickersham and Secretary MacVeagh
OF the Treasury comprise the board
with Chief Clerk Weed, OF the Post.
Office Department as chairman.
That the incomes OF the great rail-
road systems OF the east are so much
in excess OF their expenses as to make
rate advances untenable was indicated
in lengthy brief filed by the Inter
state Commerce Commission today.
The brief which was drawn up by At
torney Frank Lyons for the government
will be used in connection with the in
yestigation OF the general rate increases
made by carriers operating between
the Atlantic ocean and the Mississippi
river, and the Great Lakes and the
gulf.
In view Of the proposed suit Of the
government against the electrical trust,
there is much interest here in the lit
CATION now in progress in Canada
against the United Shoe Machinery
Company. The suit here and that 10
Canada seem closely related in that
both hinge on the validity II patent
rights.
Systematic inspection and repair OF
field artillery material Of the militia
organizations OF the various states and
the District OF Columbia Is provided for
10 orders issued today by Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood, chief Of staff, U. s. A.
To facilitate the work, the country has
been divided into six districts, with IN
ordinance officer OF the regular army
in charge. 1t is also provided that
army officers shall give instruction to
the personnel OF the militia artillery
organizations.
Practically every tap line owner in
the country was given New Years
present by the Interstate Commerce
Commission today in the form OF a
sweeping order arranging for the con-
tinuation OF through rates With con.
| Meeting carriers until April is. This
order was served on 5s7 railroad and
steamboat companies, the number IN
Guiding every prominent carrier 10 the
United States.
Minister Hit at Guantamala City re-
ported to the State Department this al
HARMON that force OF Honduranl
lemigTaaos under command pt gspsTa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-31
NO DEFICIT.

Governor Mann yesterday predicted
that, in spite Of the fact that when be
entered upon his present Office the
finances OF Virginia we're hardly ade-
quate to meet the appropriations made
by the legislature in the past, and that
it is alleged that the last legislature was
extravagant in its appropriations, there
will be no deficit against the common
wealth at the expiration OF his term.
He pointed out that there was sur
plus OF approximately $500, 900 in the
treasury at the expiration of the term
OF former Governor Montague.
In speaking OF the mooted report Of
the auditing committee, he said that it
is his belief that the report was so
framed as to leave false impression
upon the general mind, but further
said that he did not think the report
was framed with this end in view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-31
PASTOR THREATENS BISHOP.

Rev. George Chalmers Richmond, as
result OF his controversy with Coad-
jutor- Bishop Mackay Smith, Episcopal
prelate OF the Philadelphia diocese,
over the ACCESSIBILITY OF allowing Pres
byterian minister to occupy the pulpit
OF st. Johns Church, OF which Dr.
Richmond is pastor, served notice yes
terday upon Bishop Mackay-Smith that
unless lie retracted his statements Dr.
Richmond would publish some OF the
bishops correspondence, which would
prove the bishop to be liar. "
DR.. Richmond objects to Bishop
Mackay.Smith calling him an up
start, fre-eater and trouble maker, "
and says he has letters in which the
bishop highly comments him and has
consulted him about the management
Of that diocese.