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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21
GERMANS BECOMING KEEN
FOR AEROPLANES IN ARMY

Berlin, Oct. 21.-A well informed
military and naval paper of this city
announces that the achievements of
the new arm" in France have in
duced the German military authori-
ties to turn their attention from air.
ships to aeroplanes. 1t is said to be
practically decided that the war Of
flee will acquire no more Zeppelins,
but will devote the funds at its dis
posal for aerial purposes to the ere
alton of an efficient aeroplane fleet.
Military experts have come to the
conclusion, in view of the many acci-
dents to the Zeppelin and other air
ships. that the German army would
require in the event of war to be
supplied with such an immense re-
serve of dirigibles that the cost
would be wholly out of proportion to
their potential value. The fiasco
with which the airship operations
ended at this months Kaiser maneuv-
ers and the subsequent brilliant work
of the French air scouts have appar-
emily converted the army administra-
tion from the belief that the Zeppe.
Inns and Parsevals guaranteed Ger
man supremacy of the air.
With the granting of a pilots Ii
cense to an lS-year-old Wright pupil
It is announced that Germany now
possesses forty skilled airmen. The
army's aerial training is to be prose-
cuted henceforth with relentless ac-
tivity. The war office is certain to
submit unprecedently large estimates
for aerial equipment at the coming
session of the reichstag.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Seven hundred thousand acres of
grazing land in the former Uintah
reservation will be sold at public auc-
ton at Provo, Utah, November l, in
tracts of about 100 acres each. No
qualifications as to age, residence.
etc, need to be given and the only
limitations are that the price must
not be lower than fifty cents per acre
and not more than $40 acres will be
sold to any person. Further partic-
ulars of this sale may be had at any
Rio Grande ticket office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21
FROM CITY JAIL
TO OPULENCE

II is far cry from berth in the
city jail to an heirship to $4,000
fortune but that is the case of Willie
Washington who was arrested re-
Gently on charge os wife beating
and is now scraping mud from the
street crossings under the supervision
of the city officials.
His grandmother, an aged negress,
who lives in Leadville, is reputed to
be worth considerable money. invest
ed for the most part in renting prop
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

William Croft, of Lancaster, Pa,
uncle of l.. A. Boyes, cashier of the
Globe Express company in this city,
was an unexpected arrival in Grand
Junction this morning. He is visit
ing his nephew for a few days. MIR.
Croft left his home town a short time
ago, giving no Information than that
he was going on a trip, so he is taxi
ing a great deal of pleasure in going
where he wishes and staying as long
as he likes His visit here is being
greatly enjoyed by Mr.. Boyes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21
erty and Washington makes frequent

erty and Washington makes frequent
visits to her home in the Cloud City
Recently she was taken with a sud
den illness and while at her home
Washington learned the exact figures
of her fortune from his relative and
IL is his expectation that upon her
demise his share of the estate will
total $4,000.
In the meantime, however, his
grandmother does not come to his
rescue in the present emergency and
he will work out his fine on the city
streets.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Chas. L. Sawyer, Col Wade Hamp-
ton, Frank Sawyer. James Murray.
Dr. RAIDER, J. G. Michaels, all of Wal
lace creek and Plateau valley, are in
town today attending the water cases
in court.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

An examination for assistant forest
ranger will be held in Delta on Oct.
24th and 25th, 1910. Applications
Tor entrance should be made to the
Civil Service Commission, Washing
ron, D. c. Information regarding the
Ines along which the examination
will be held may be had from the
Forest Supervisor, Delta, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Attorney Loren A. Staley leaves
today for San Diego, Calf, where he
will remain until next March, on a
much needed rest.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

David S. Miller, l. A. Moon and
Verne Lee are in Fruita today solicit
ing the sale of season tickets to our
strong lyceum course this year They
will return this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Fred Heath welI-known attorney
of Montrose. was in the city last ev-
ening accompanying some of his fam
lily this far on their way westward.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

F. +. Mallock and John |. Murphy
registered from Grand Junction at
Denver hotel yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

W. p Dale. a well-known Delta
citizen, spent few hours in the city
today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21
GOOD RoADsl

Good Coal, Good Water for Teams.
At the Hunter coal M'aA. S1.75 Dor
ton There will aTw''- q plenty OF
coal On hand; ne with, for loads
Come once: thsn yeu will come again.
william Mckinley. owner.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

For livery rigs. can the Blue Barr
md you will find satisfaction and the
neat OF treatment. Phone Junction
22S. 3l9 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

NJ c. Ramsey was registered at a
Denver hotel yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Ed f. Kinman, of DeBeque, is
down today attending the adjudica-
ton suit in the district court.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Rope for the cowboy or farmer
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Ed r. Heflin returned yesterday
afternoon form a DeBeque trip.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

J. L. oliver, of Paiisade. was in
the city last evening on business.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Every step is more pleasing in Nc
Connell & loves GOOD SHOES.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

y. e. Udlock returned today frun
business trip to Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

ne bsst in quaiftv ss mo lowest
oeio's prf~e.-Tfe Ramey-Perce
Lumber oonpsa1.
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n. r; Benedict. of tho Pennsyf-
tha rania "a. FIRE Insurance company. il i.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
PRESS REPORT
WAS INCORRECT
STATEMENT CREDITED TO VICE
PRESIDENT OF PRESSMAM'5
UNION WAS MADE BY A DEN
YER PUBLISHER.

Chicago, Nov ALBERT b. nreit-
Ter, vice president of the Internal or
al Frcssman's Union, today made -
statement In reference to dispatch
/,nt recently from Denver:
'Tnrough tie Associated Press,
wish to correct the statement which
was given wide eirculat on. The
press dispatches have qroted me a.
saying, in talk at Denver, that the
newspaper bui.-sAg Wcn.d blow UP
before a settlement would he made
with the pressmen's union. leadine
TIE publ To believe that had been
advocating the perpctration OF das
',arjly deeds.
"A local publisher made the state
ment to me that he would see the
builCing blow ~ before ne would
settle with the press nen's union /.
my talk simply quoted the publish
.er, to snow his attituie toward tilt
,nressmen's TN on. -f.e incendiari
words quoted are those of the pub
Usher, but have been attributed tt
me-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
HOMESEEKERS
IN NORTHWEST
FLAT HEAD AND CoUER d'ALENE
RESERVATION ALL LOTMENTS
BEING MADE-oLD SCENE
RE-ENAcTEp

Spokane, Nov. l.-Scenes Of the old
days We're re,enacted at Topeka,
Wash, M ssoula and Kaiispel, Mon
tana, and Couer d'Alen aao, today
when hundreds Of homeseekers
swaned- around tne land office doors
for the purpose or taking chance all
securing lands e-l tie Flat Head and
Couer d'Alene reservations. one Wo-
man over so years old was in line at
Missoula over -four hours.
Trouble looms for the prospective
settler on the Couer dAlene reser-
walton. While nearly 500 homeseek-
ers are rushing on to claims and have
begun to break ground, about 150 are
ned up at the Couer j'Alene land of
flee waiting their turn. It is approx
mated that there are only 300 good
claims remaining.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
PEARE Returns
TO ACTIVE DUTY
WILL BE ENGINEER EXPERT FOR
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS
IN CASES BEFORE COURT OF
CLAIMS.

Washington. Nov. Capt. Robert
u. Peary, explorer, returns to active
duty at the navy department Nov. 4,
as engineer expert for the depart
ment Of justice In cases before the
court Of claims Involving construction
work for the naval bureau Of yards
and docks,
This work was the explorers
choice among several places offered
Kim by Acting 1euretary winthrop
peary will be assigned to the naval
library to write his traveR,
The explorer has Leen on leave OF
absence from the department abou!
ten years, during, VIII ch time he has
been engaged in arctic exploration,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
SHIPPERS MUST
|. TAKE NEW STAND
FAVORABLE DECISION OF COM
MERGE COMMISSION TWO
YEARS AGO Has LIVED ITS
ALLOTTED TIME.

Chicago. Nov after winning the
fight for lower freight rates by two
years Of constant effort, the western
shippers are to he pushed back to
the starting point through action tax.
en- today by the railroads. and be-
cause the limit OF the interstate com
meree comm ssloa control is about to
expire.
The COMMISSION law STATES that a
decision Of the commission shall last
two years, and rates may then be
scheduled for a change again, Two
years ago, Nov 10, the con mission
made dec sion fayoring the ship
pers. The matter was tnen taken UP
by the railroads and last week enc
supreme court gave its decision also
favoring the shippers,
Now the railroads have fled sche
dulles with the commission, putt ne
! the rates at the old point, and the
fight mist be conducted again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
$4,000 MIGHT
BE INVOLVED
CALLING OF GENERAL STRIKE
OF TRANSFERS IN NEW
YORK LEFT WITH HIGHER
OFFICIALS OF UNION.

New York, Nov. Whether there
will be general strike of all team
sters in the metropolitan district in
sympathy with the wallsout of the
express company employees rests witn
the decision Of VIM. II. Ashton, gen
eral organizer, and Valentine Hoff.
man, vice president Of the interna-
onal Brotherhood OF Transfers.
Authority to call such strike at a
moments notice whenever deemed
necessary, was vested in them by the
Joint meeting Of the executive board
Of the various local unions of the
International Brotherhood tonight
Ashton says the matter rests on
whether Mayor Gaynor orders the no
Ice off the express wagons or not
He says:
IF we are compelled to call a gem
eral strike we viii take out the mail
wagon drivers, street cleaning iepart-
nent drivers and stable men,
Ashton also said Gaynor VIII ne
given until tomorrow to decide In
tine event a general strike Is called
the claim is made b the strike leaders
that 10000 men will be affected, aud
that all the traffic of the city will be
| tied up. !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
ROOSEVELT ON
HIGH PRICES
DECLARES CAUSES ARE, IN MAIN.
iNTERNATiONAL--SAYS TdE
ELECTION or REPUBLICANS
WILL HELP.

Buffalo, Nov. 1.-The Republican
party is not responsible for the high
cost Of living, Roosevelt asserted, in
a campaign speech here tonight,
THE causes of high prices, in the
main, are international" he said. ~
the people of New York wish to have
the state administration do what i
can to change the conditions which
made prices higher, they shour
elect the Republican ticket
Roosevelt declared that in somt
Instances the people have forced VI
prices.
He spoke today at Lockpors
| Niagara Falls and Buffalo Then HI
started for New York, whence he Il
| to depart for Iowa three hours afte
his arrival there in the morning. HI
said of the recent attacks upon him
who have been the people VIII,
attacked me most violently? Tn'
plain people or the men who repre-
sent the trusts? It is the representa-
tives of the great corporations, thei
representatives In the press and pub
| lie life"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
GENERAL ALLEN, SIGNAL OFF,
cER, EXPLORES CONDITIONS,
IN ANNUAL REPORT.
NATION IS UNPREPARED
Stands Chance Of Being Caught I'm
aware--AeriaI Equipment Of
Army Now Is Wholly
Inadequate.

Washington Nov. Twenty aero
planes at least are needed for tn
United States government service
says General James Allen, signal off,
.eer, IN his annual report, made public
Iton ght
Allen deprecates the fact that al
though the United States was the
first nation to officially recognize the
aeropiane for military purposes, the
government has not kept pace with
the world in. its development.
Summed up, the aero equipment
of the United States army consists ef
one small practice dirigible balloon,
one Wright aeroplane and three small
capt We balloons" says the generti.
Allen eombats the oft1epeatedS as
sertion that the United States, owfpg
to its isolated position, is not likely
to become in volved in war, and that
therefore the most economical pro
ceedings should be taken In prepara-
| tion for war, thus shifting the ex-
lrense of experiment and development
| to other nations
1T must be remembered that in
1897 he says, mo one believed this
teounhy had any prospect of q war
tyet within year we were actually In.
| volved In war with Spain without
any adequate military preparation,
| which resulted In great confusion, ex.
Iense and unnecessary loss OF life,
Furthermore, experienced military
airmen cannot be created after the
war Ii declared, and the demands on
this new service undoubtedly will
require much training. judgment and
COURAGE, more than in any other
branch of the military service"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
.OT|S ARRESTED AGAIN
Owner Of Los Angeles Times Charged
With Criminal Libci--Released
on Habeas Corpus.

Les Angeles, Cal, Nov 1.-Genesa "a
Harrison Gray OTIS. editor. and Harry
Chandler, assistant general manager
of the Los Angeles Times, We're ar
rested for the second time today on
a warrant sworn out charg ng criml'
nal libel.
The charges grow out Of an article
to which the labor leaders have taken
exceptions
Otis and Chandler were arrested
few weeks ago, but the charge was
dismissed on tecIin.cai error Tht
second charge is sworn to by Andrew
Gallagher, of San Franc SEQ. ha
beas corpus proceedings were inst
tuted and Otis and Chandler were re
leased.
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ARGUMENTS ARE ENDED
Court viii Announce Decision i
Illinois Central Car Repair
Fraud Case Later.

ChIcago. Nov. Attorney S. n
Hoover. of the counsel for the de-
PENDANTS, and Attorney Walter L.
Fisher, special Counsel for the pro
sccution, conclude1t -ne arguments in
the Illinois Central railroad ear re.
pair funi hearing in the municipal
court today,
Judge Bruggemeyer Will announce
his decision in the matter within IA
few days
Attorney Hoover asked the dismis-
sal OF the three defendants on the
allegation that conspiracy, as chars-
Cd had not been shown.
Attorney Fisher reviewed tic cvi.
dcnce In support Of his motion that
the defendants be held to the crimi
nal court for trial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
CASE OF JURY BR|B|NG
Man Indicted as Go-between Pleads
Guilty, But Indicted Juror
Says Not Guilty.

New York, Nov. 1.--Daglebert Tie
mendorfer accused Of being go-bc'
tween in seeking bribe of $4,000 for
George w. Yeandlc who was drawn
as Juror in the case of Edward i
Roscnheimer, wealthy merchant
charged with murder, offered plea
of guilty to the Indictment returned
against him late today
AS Tiemendorfer was not repro
sented by counsel when arraigned
District Attorney Whitman askea
Justice O'Gorman not TO accept tn
plea,
Ycanlc pleaded moi guilty
The arrest Of ycandle and Tiemen
dorfcr halted temporarily the trial o
Rosonheimev, who Is accused o.A-to
ing the death Of Grace Hough wher
bis automobile ran down carriag'
IN which she was riding,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
RATE PROBE IN
CHICAGO ENDED
COMMERCE COMMISSION WILL
HEAR THE ARGUMENTS DEC.
DECISION WILL BE MOST
IMPORTANT,

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE presentation
Of EVIDENCE in the rate hearing be-
fore tie Interstate commerce comm s.
sion was concluded tclay Arguments
will be heard in Washington, Dec,
IA. and after due deiberation the
commission will announce what 1t S
generally considered the most impor
! tant decision ever emanating from
IT,
Eearlngs We're held n Chicago and
New YORK..
Tile railway men admitted that the
advance was merely the entering
wedge, the ultimate purpose being to
adyance rates all along the line. Ac-
cordlng to the shippers the final ef-
feet OF this would oe 20 place $500,
100000 yearly on the consumer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
$1,000 MILES OF TYPE
Set Up in the Government Printing
\ Office Last Year--lnteresting
Figures Made Public.

Washington, Nov, 1.--Some idea oi
the vast amount of work done in the
government printing office annually
can be gained from the figures just
completed for type composition last
year.
More than 5000 tons of type metal
was used in making 1,963,S99,000 ems
of tyne of every descriptions II the
individual lines of type are placed
end to end they would stretch out
over distance of 1000 miles. o.
more than one and one-fifth times the
circumference of the earth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
.sT|Ms0N N BROOKLYN
Replies to Charge That Republican
4 Party is Responsible For the
High Cost Of Lying,

New York, Nov. l.. Before an audi.
ence in Brooklyn tonight Henry ..
Stimson, Republican nom nee for
governor replying to the charges that
the Republican party was responsi'
ble for the high cost o7 living. de-
clared that while the causes are
world w.de, there are some elements
with which we can grapp!e by legis-
9ations and administrative action.
These are the elements, he sald
VIII ch come fl'cm monopoly and spe
cial privilege. and he pointed to ils
record as United states district af-
torney as ind eating bis position o.
this issue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
BILLIONS OF BACTERIA
In Food in Storage in Seattlo--Food
Commissioner Seizes Stuff
To Be Destroyed.

Seattle, Nov Application was
made in the superior court today by
-tate Food Comm ssioner Davies Tor
an order to destroy ton Of turkeys
ANA five tons Of salmon. crabs aud
Holsters. shipped here .ast May hy y
California concern to be placed N
storage for the fall trade
The consignment was seized last
week.
An analysis shows the smelts con
tanned 4i5,0oO,000, and the turkeys
/ 81. 900 900 bacteria. per grant
Much putrid food was found Y
other cold storage warehouses,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
RESOLUTION SAID TO
BE RAGING IN MADRID

London, Nov. "A dispatch from
Paris to the Daly Telegraph says
a rumor is current that revolution
has broken ort in Madrid.
No confirmation has reached Lon
dong
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
CUBAN ELECTION QUIET.

Havana, Nov. 1.-The general elec
tions for house Of representatives
senate and provis onal and municipal
offices were held in Cuba today
When the polls closed tonight al
parts Of the country reported that thl
elections had been exceedingly or
lerly. A light vote was cast in the
country districts. The conservatives
ire claiming gains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
RUSSIAN NOTABLE DIES.

ST Petersburg, -.ov IN. Ra =
koffsky, former heal of the Russian
secret police, died suddenly toda al
Vitebsk He was prominently dentl
fed with the investigation Of A@et
head of the fighting Russian socla'
ists, who was declared to be a govern
ment spy, and M Loupkine, former
director Of police in the department
of mines, and with the Father Gahor
affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
One Man Killed on the Atlanta Track
Three Are injured On Track
at Savannah.

Atlanta, Nov. t.-While spinning
around the motor speedway this af-
teraeon pract cling for the races here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Al.
Livingstone lost mis- right rear vince .
The driver was huriefEo the ground
head foremost. His skull was irac
turei and he died tonigAt
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
.R|OT|NG IN NEW YORK
Several Outbreaks Quelled by Police
NO Progress Toward Settle
ment of Strike.

New York, Nov. mo material
progress was made today toward set,
Ting the strike Of the express EN-
nloyes.
The strike extended today to New
ark, where a number Of drivers went
cut, and several drivers for the de-
partment stores joined them.
There was rioting In many parts oi
Jersey City and Manhattan today
For the most part the outbreaks were
quietly quclled by the police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02

New York, Nov 1-Surrounded by
all that money can buy, the two
daughters OF Frank Gould are still
denied the care Of father and mother
through the divorce proceedings ana
remarrage of both parents. llelea
and Dorothy Could are being cared
for by their aunt, Miss Helen Gould
who has agreed to educate the chill
jren. This arrangement was made
by Mrs, Gould, who later became Mrs
II. II. Thomas Frank Gould before
he returned to Paris with Edith Kelly
the actress, who Is said to be Mrs
Gould No. 2, filed some objections to
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
ENGLISH HORSES ARRIVE.

New York, NOV IA consignment
of forty-sevon horses, shipped by y,
2. Turner. Of Whittlesea, Cambridge,
syrS Of England ''cst breeders, To be
hown at the international General
Stock Show, OK Chicago, and after
wrds sent to farm Bushnell, H.,
cached New York today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
KAISER BUYS AERoPLANEs.

Berlin. Nov. 1.-The war office to-
day acquired aeroplanes of FIVE diff
ferent types. These comprise the
Wright, Sommer, Farman and Avatik
bjplanes and an Ettriek monopane,
Various tests will he made with these
machines, then extensive purchases
will be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
POLICE OFFICER LET OUT.

Chicago, Nov. Lieut., Andy Ror
han, of the Chicago police, aged ~,
severed nis connect on with the de-
qartment tonight Rohan was a sac
rflce to the new orders of the de-
naftment, which demands all men in
active service shall be ablo to pass
the required physical examination.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
BANKER KILLS HlMELF
WHEN EXAMINER COMES

Georgetown. Tex, Nov. 1,--When
Bank Examiner Chambers appeared
at the Weir state bank this afternoon
to examine the institution J /. Les
ter, president, stabbed hipiself In the
throat and died within a few min
utes. The condition of the banks
affairs has not been announced.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
lMPL EMENT MEN MEET.

ST. Louis Nov THE National
Association of Agricultural Imple-
ment and Vehicle Manufacturers
opened the seventeenth annual con-
.vention here today. H NJ. Kinney of
wlnona. MINI. president. delivered
the annual address.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
MILITARY SURGEONS.

Richmond, Va, Nov 1.-The Asso'
citation of Military Surgeons of the
United States, in annual session mere
today elected Brig. General Geo H.
Torner. surgeon general of the U, ).
A., of Washington, president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
URUGUAY REBELS DlSPERSE
IF ORDONEZ WITHDRAWS

Montevideo, Uruguay, Nov 1.--The
revolutionary leaders have agreed 10
dispense and dsarm, provided the
candidacy OF Jose Battle Y Ordonez
Withdrawn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
MRS HYDE VISITS HUSBAND.

Kansas City, Nov. Mrs. B. Clark
HYDE, whose lie was despaired OF
4ix weeks ago, has sufficiently recov-
cred her strength to be able to call
upon her husband in the county Jail.
She made him visit today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02

the rules set down by their mother,
and now 1t Is reported the two bean
tful children may be brought into
court Society grows bitter when i
discusses these two children. Miss
Helen Could Is reported to have tried
to persuade her brother from having
the children educated under the care
of the courts, but well founded re
ports declare the young man is stub
born over what he claims are hi;
rights. conference between the at
torneys of the various interested
parties is scheduled to be held soon
and efforts will be made to settle the
disputes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
THREE HURT Ar SAVANNAH.

Savannah, Nov Three men were
injured this afternoon when a tour
ing car making sixty miles per hour
on the grand prize race course
skidded on iurn ami struck a tree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFlckER
GETS THREE YEARS

San Francisco, Nov. Three years
in state prison was the sentence i'm
posed today by rhe superior court on
Wm. Balm, convicted of engaging IN
white slave traffic,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
CHURCH OFFICER ELECTED.

Pittsburg, Nov. 1.-THE national
corncil of the EvanEe'fsation Episeo-
pal church, holding the eighteenth an.
nual convention here, elected Han
ford Crawford, Of st. Louis. president,