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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED
Railroad Officials Fear That All the
Roads IN the West May suffer
BY Walkout Of Men.

Chicago That the railroads Of the
west are threatened with general
strike was iudicn cd her. Mon'a,
night by sir'amon's of % ... '0.."
OF the Union Pacific aud Southern 'a
r.fr ronls According fn .. state
mcnts unions hnyr pn..u'd dr
mands that would mean 1000 l0IuHn.
burden of $4,000. % % E..I 10 Iu
western roads
several strikes already have o'
CURED ir various cities. .aI wua'
are threatened unless couu, IONS 'r'
obtained from the rail carriers. Thu
lomrnds we're formulated 0, NIuout
unions. including those OF ''' BLACK
smiths. car workers, iron wouldors
mach.nists. and pattern makers. ane
were submitted 10 the railroads soy
oral weeks pro So TAR 'ho oniciah
Or the various unions have met with
Hgi refusal of any OF the ropu,su
from the lines they have negotiated
with. and II was announced MOnla'
night that the roads are determined
not 10 reccdo from the position ihcJ
have taken.
The fear has been expressed tha'
no ut the roads In the west may he
tied up by a walkout Of the different
employees
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
ALLEGED PLOT TO
POISON CHILDREN
TWO MEN AUD A WOMAN &C.
CusED OF ATTEMPT TO KILL
CHILDREN or ENEMIES
Feud Results from Libel Suit. Chewing
Cum sprinkled WIN stryehnlne
Being placed Where II wat G..
peeted Little Ones Would Get H.

Fulton. Mo What county author.
ties believe 10 hc plo. Tor tho "holr.
sale poisoning OF children hls been
unoarthod ~ Concord lu C1lloNa'
county. aud as result tNo men and %
woman we're arrested there sunday hy
order Of tho prosecuting attorney and
brought TO Fulton Ia bee urmIrnod
The persons arrested are T.. o BOYD
farmer. his wife. Mrs Anna Boyd.
and Jefferson Woods horse dealer
The children whose lives vor" en-.
dangcrcd belong 10 families Nhur"
members testified ln o Islander suit rc.
Gently brought By MrH BOYD against
Dr. W. II. Ellis. prominent phyFl.
clan ~ Concord Mrs BOYD asked
for $4,000. alleging that Dr Fills had
DETAINED her character The jury
brought In verdict for the defendant
Jefferson Woods Was named ln ih"
suit
The first alleged attempt on the
lives Of the children was mad" Hcv.
eral weeks ugo when package OF
chewing gum WIS found In the yard OF
Edward McihccteH. nephew Of
Judge Robert McphcctorH of Fulton.
Less than u week nro another package
NJ gum was placed near the gate OF
the McphcotcrH home A a'ycar old
child OF the family was In the act Of
placing piece Of the gum IN ils
mouth and when an Older member Of
the family intcrf,rcd the gum WIS
ant 10 a chemist who discovered that
Il was proruscly sprInklod with
Uryyhn.nc Twice since then pack
ages of rum have been placed near
tho Mcphcctcrs home and cach oi
them wUs found to contain strychuInr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Shot BY Revenue officer.

Kullspcll. Mont-A report rolcino
this city Monday giving m"Uscr dc
tells Of the shooting OF l., Larson Hi
Poison by Special United states Rev
onup officer Miller when Larson, 10
gcihcr with compainnn. entered
Poison dock early In the mornIns
with launch In which the officers
believed wns being smuggl"d a guam
tity NJ liquor Larson WAS shot In
the shoulder and although the wound
WAS not thought serious "a, FIRST. h.
died later NJ the hospital
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
INCREASE IN couoREssmEu


Washington Bearing an initiative
and referendum feature 10 safeguard
against gorrymauGerlur IN numhcr
OF states the congressional roapl or
Torment hill passed the scunt" on
Thurrduy. II fixes the future HORSE
mcmhcrshin ~ ia9-with two more
when Arizona and New McN,co attain
state hood-inytcud al the present a'l
Tho Increase In the membership OF
the house will mean an added expense
10 the country OF approximately $500
600 a year The salaries Of the forty
| two now members viii aggregate ~ y.
600. Each VIII haN. 80 least one sl"Is
- sf.noo. ssfan ssttt aad $4,000" "a
the total. Mileage aud other inc dental
expenses viii further increase the sum
Under this dcccuninl rcapportionm,ni
there is to be no reduction In the mem
bcrship from any state.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
SIGN PEACE TREATY
FIRST PRACTICAL STEP TOWARD
LASrINO PEACE TAKEN BN
THREE GREAT NATIONS.
United States, England and France
Pledge Their Honor to Settle All
Disputes Of the Future by
Peaceful Mcthod Of Arbitration

Washington Tho Araiu American
.,.u arbitration treaty. lhu is
practical r.u toward iN" .ruuH.a.c
o.. fUo world. 1850. suru gt .n, White
House ou TNI uN
AZ Do, secretary of state apn.u.'1
Do signature tu uu, ,o.y NJ Bryce.
.Nr british amlt-syIuJ siguvd u.
other Th,r'uiuu tho oor,cs were "A.
changed and signed a.au Finals.
Mr KuoN attached his ramc to H.u
American copy OF the sum" general
uIuturiou treat, with France. 90 du.
rhouto of which was ~ the samc time
h.gupd 900 Paris hy " juworand tU"
French ambassador To the United
States
The trcauo, Will now he sent 10 'h"
scnnt" for ratification.
with few scratches OF the p.n.
Vhilc u violent storm ragged without
us though the rod Of war was mourn.
INK his vanishing trade. one Of the mo
mcntous chapters Of the worlds HE.
tory WIS written. Three Of the most
powerful Of the worlds peoples.
through their accredited Representa-
n,,s. met and pledged their sacred
honor 10 the scttl 'mont of an disputes
That may arise for the future bi 'h'
peaceful method Of arbitration. Whoih
CO. u be- Of money. OF territory or o. va
t'oual honor that ih" differences may
arise. the rrbiuumuut NJ reason and
g.. ID d La
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Former President shoulders Respd
tib.iity Tor Merger Of Tennessee
Company In Steel Trust

81 Of, ..th a. ,t.,t,,.a
80 A., -, - 49,
"''''' . ~" ,'', ,',, ,..' -. J,
'." ''''''''' '.''
,,.. .....Ip ...,ttIt u, ,,..tiy ,phut|
wv ""''"' '""'' WV
did then
These declarations were made 50
ulday by Theodore Roosevelt ln a.
mnni unprecedented event In Am'r'
can hia,'. Iur uuly living oN'prof
ld,l' OF the United states gave utiw
nnr. Ia inom before "a cnngrcAyioua
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

Washington -Japans great sea
lighter. Admiral Togo. was the guest
OF honor Saturday night at the most
brilliant state dinner given by prcu.
dent TAFT this year. Among the 9th.
cr guests In this magnificent assem-.
hltsc were officer, OF the cabinet
members OF congress. VINO serve ON
committees OF foreign affairs. army
oud naval oflr'rs and many ci,ll mnc
tlouplics
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

Washington -Rumors that Con
gresham a W. Lnfforty o. Portland
Gre. had been guilty Of m insult Il
q Washington Girl. for which he ha'
been forced 10 apologlz" under pair
of o public whipping. were ,onnrmc
by the young vomnn's tath"r. 5. }
Kuhcl. ON Monday MIR Nun"l II chic
clerk Of the bureau Of geological SUI
ycy. The AFFAIR "a causing q sensation
here. In statement made here Mon
day. Lancity declared that tho pub
lIcity which had attended 90" .'a.
Is part Of conspiracy ngmnsi him
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

rapid oity. =. D.-I<cpt In - Gnu"
with pair OF South American hypnns
which were being shown with car
niyal, and being bitten and scratched
until he moancd when any on" touch
ed him, IL the experience or n i've
ycarold hoy. according to the charges
OF states Attorney Dem. who caused
the arrest Of the child's foster par
cnts Mr. and Mrs. James H. John
ston NJ the instigation % his ron'
mother, who Is here from Omaha
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Narrow eseape OF Steamer.

New York The Anchor Line
steamer Columbia, which cnllIlrd with
an Iceberg ON AUGUST 2. reached Now
York sunday from Glasgow under her
own HtonW MANY Yards or canvas
covered the hole made In her bow
by the lccbogs. hut her omyors said
the damage WAS entirely above the
wAtolliuc The accident occurred
about i2U miles off Newfoundland
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
WNn study Moroeean prohI,m.

paris a aum.o'hcial mote Fnys
th' the French government will study
t"nly thc solutions al the Moroccan
CONTROVERSY between France ana Ger.
many propo.rd during the lIst CONVEX.
Htlol between Major Non KIdyrlcl
WaCchtcr The German foreign Score.
tary. md Jules Cannon the French
ambassador to Germany. 40 Berlin.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Simon Must Live Among Enemles

Kingston jamaica GENERAL An
tolnc Simon the urposcI president en-
Iipyu With bis fHmll and suite. ur.
rived her. Saturday on ,hr Dutch
steamer frius N,y Nylor'und,u MANY
Huyt'cus guM ln ,Nilv hy h,p v.t
messed the dohnrEa'lou 20 pu Wy
mood. hul mo- demon. lr'Iuu. own. 10
the uol'cc precautions. occurred
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Refuse 10 Recognize Federation.

sun Francisco Tho Southern Pa.
ellie Railway company. In u statement
,Ivcn out saturday by r. q. Athcarn,
ead OF the department Of economies.
,sl4s =-s,g...i ..,,asniii,a" :" ~.
mnlloycs Of Che Hartman lines" ana
iill continue % deal with separate
classes u employees ~ heretofore.
Notices containing the statement OF
Tie icd,raton's dowands md the re-.
ny viii De- posted len al OF the shops
-. the syRtpm.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

ST. Louis Aviator Horace W. Kcar'
ncy OF New York, while making a
descent from a hright Of 5Oo feet, fell
with his bipnne her" Thursday even.
Ing and was dangerously Injured Tho
machine turned turtle just before II
struck and landed on top Of the nvia'
tor lie was taken out unconscious
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
skyrerarers Flooded

Chicago by the breaking OK thIr
ty.six inch water main, the court
house. one OF the principal hotels and
adiolning sRyscrapers received a tlooi-
ING on Friday that did thousands OF
Jol,ars' worth OF d, mage
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Read Hymn and Then suIoIdca

Logon. utoh.--Artcr opening O.
hymn took In his home TO tho SOM
entitled. Farewell All Earthly Hon
nrs, hid You All AdiOu," Androg.
Anderson, 60 years OF age aud dra
con at the Latterday Saints sixth
ward meeting house for tho past
twenty years. went TO the wrctiul
house Monday afternoon and hanged
himself
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

London Out-As N. result OF pro.
tests from many ut8cuS, Alderman
Mitchell. chairman OF the decorate u
commute, %. the London Ola Boys
association ordered down an Amcrl.
can nags In street decorations
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Ethel Wants Freedom

Sow York 1t became knov n
Thursday night that Miss Ethel Rarry
more had filed papers In her coutom.
pat,d suit for divorce against Rus.
fou Grlswold Colt. and that service
had been made upon colt al his apart.
,pcutg nt the Yale club here.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

81 Joseph. Mo \ wild storm
which Tor "a bri". time uJlircd % yc.
lucity ~ forty mile, un hour SUNDAY
night dii great dlmulo to several
small towns north ul here n Vas
followed hy uu electric and thunder
storm accompanied D, heavy rain
fan
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
pre,.urc neInn nrouaht 70 uear.

Washington Pressure Is being
brought to bear on the senate In favor
Of The arbitration treaties between
the United States and Great Britain
ana the United states ana France
Tho only hitch apparent ut the present
time II the fear Of the senate that
some OF IT, treatymukng prcrogn.
uycs may be ondansagsa, ~ the ass.
I n....N ..s.NAnnn WV wv uNulOn NV NONlN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
pemoerats WIn easebaII oame.

Washlngton,-Dcm triumph
I'd egaln Monday when the Rcpub
licau congressman were defeated on
the baseball diamond In the struRgl,
for the championship OF the house
Of representatives, Score, ~ TO Q
Charges may be preferred against the
Democratic umpire, James f. Byrnes
OF South Carolina, who lad a rabbits
foot In his pocket.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

Mexico Clty-The unusual comhIr,.
ton OF an earthquake shock and a
rain and hail storm occurred hen.
saturday The shock was "A srrb,
one, but the storm WAS terrific Sew.
eral houses We're wrecked
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
KIIIa INC. Then suIeIdes.

Farrlh1lt. MINI Thomas X. Talbot
shot his wife TO death and then killed
himself r'ter drinking heavily Tai
,ot died from a bullet wound after
me- had also rloshed his throat from
PAR TO ear with razor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Charges Secret Understanding

Washington 4 secret undo
standing ps io J"l',s anmwul. "N
IsiE between tn, r.'ru.'s u"I -uwt
shippers. iu 'U' pHuuN q. 'w, T.
Nc'll. % r.r'n ..t. ",,r OF rh'ladul
phin who Appeared Friday before IN,
house sugar trust investigating com
mttteH.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
cuban ReheI surrenders.

Havana. General Nceyado, who en-
drayorcd 10 start q revolution at Reg.
ig, surrendered Thursday afternoon
at Santa Maria del Rosario, o short
distance south of Havana lie va,
brought here and placed In jail
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
EXTEND WELCOME TO TOGO
Great Japanese Admiral, Hero Of the
Russo.JaPanese War, on Visit TO
land Of the Free.

New Yorl--Tho United States at
mduight Thursday formally welcomed
900 o. shores Admiral Count Il"ihasbiro
Togo OF the japanese empire aud
naval hero of the Ru.rojupaucsc war
The welcome was given aboard tho
steamer lus'tunIu M quarantine by
representatives. Of state. war aud NAYS
departments and representative OF
Governor Dix
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

L.sbou several classes occurred
between troops ANA crowds In tho
.str,rts oi Llrnou Thursday night auu
carly Friday morn.ng. Cavalry re-
.pentcdly churEcI the mob ana many
arrests were made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Rain Doe. Much pamaas

Kansas Rains which have
fallen In southwest Missouri south
eastern Kansas. and northern Okla.
homa duriug the past week have done
damage estimated at more than one
million dollars
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

Tcrrc llaute. Ind Owe Blade died
suddenly sunday and an autopsy con.
Quoted 10y Coroner Jctt revealed a
bone growing about the heart The
organ was partly cncascd. Otherwise
Blade was normal The cause OF the
growth could not be- explained
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Shielded In Presence Of Family.

salt Lake city In the presence a.
his wife aud five small children, non,
II whom Ia older than ~ years, John
r. Warehouse, contracting brlcK
mason, shot himself Friday night
leath resulting q few hours later.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Denies intention to Exclude Women

san Francisco-D Denial OF the re-
port that the passenger department
OF the Southern Pacific Railway com.
psny had Issued an order prohlbitinr
the employment OF women because
OF q tendency on the part or the
women to work only until they are
ready TO wed, was made Monday by
Charles $, Fee, passenger trallc man
ager of tho company.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

San Diego Cecil Il. Karpcrg a lie.
porter on san Diego newspaper. was
carried out 10 sea ana drowned sun.
day at la lolla. seven miles from
here, after rcscuiug dorothy Grew. ~
years old
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
okIahomn Farmer Muraer.d.

Oklahoma CITY, uNn-w a. Gray.
a farmer. WIS found murdered near
Hart. Okla. tate saturday afternoon
Investigation developed tI1t the uIr
dcrcd man. holy had been hluloI
about the country In h.a own Nnsuu
Tor three days
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
PstnvIans neat co-omh-,r,

Guayaqull According TO ad,I.os re-.
ceivcd here, battle was foughr ba.
tween Colombian and Peruvian from,
In Caqueta, q large unormnrrd tor
ritory In Colombia. ANA tho CoI1m
biaus were defeated
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Thounht PIstel M. gmntv

St While playing bandit
with two reyolyers thought to be- emp
~ Vincent Pizzimont. 9 years old. ac.
cidentally shot and probably fatally
wounded his chum. Henry sehorome,
toro. years old.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Kills Brother Of His Sweetheart.

81 Louis Albert q. Ru'lcr or Map.
lewood. Mo. q suburb OF ST Louis. on
sunday returned after an absence OF
a year and In a quarrel with his
sweeihcarts brother Eugene Walsh.
shot and Killed the latter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Governor shOfrotn Files Appointment

Denver. Colo Governor Shafroth
on Monday filed with the secretary Of
state his appointments to the new
court OF appeals which was created
by the last Legislature to relieve IN,
crlwded docket Of the state suprem,
court
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

Crystal Falls, Mich Eve Of seven
uorsons iu John Holmes launch
drowned when Il cars.zgd Thursday
900 the Fence river lIolmey and ono
Woman reached the shore.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
rhoucht He Was JOKING.

Chicago Herman Walker OF Lo'
Angeles went down 10 his death Sat
urday afternoon at Nichols beach, be
cause possible rcfcuof5 thought hl,
cries Tor help were part OF joke
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
RECIPROCITY BILL REPORTED
COMMITTEES Sends Measure to Senate
Without Recommendation.
MIST AWAIT TURN ON CALENDAR
senator Hale says Commtrtse YieIsir
to Popular Demand IN spite az
0wu Opinions ON the
Subject.

WARRINGTON. Feb. zs-Cun1uents ~
the Canadian reciprocity agreement at
tempted to put quietua On legislation on
the subject when the Mccall bin late vrE-
terdaT was reported without recommended
ton from the senate committee on
finance. SO far az tile present session Of
congress is concerned they took a long
step toward accomplishing their purpose.
The return or TIE bill to the senate bv
Acting Chairman Burrows OF the finance
committees was made the occasion Tor
brief speeches. both In opposition and in
favor uf early action. As only a few DAVIS
remain to put the bill through a hostile
body the speeches against IL were accepted
generally as its death xnen until resurrsc.
ton could come in an extra session.
senator Hale. who VIII retire March &
said the committees mad Yielded TO 'uub-
liu ciaTuor' and the charge that the bill
was % be suppressed and had reported IL
against the real sentiment OF a large ma
toEtty OF the COMMITTEES.
Must Take It's Course.
he served notice that the bill would
have 20 go 10 the calendar to take its
course. and any effort on the part OF any
one u whatever authority to drive the
senate would be an unwarranted azg11rnu-
ton OF power
Senator Bailey OF Texas. a democratic
member OF the COMMITTEES. was rscoEnized
a. soOn as the report was presented by
Mr. Burrowa
Declaring his opposition to H. he ex-
pressed the opinion thar the best interests
Of tbs agricuIturfsts would be served bv
the defeat Of the bin. m pointing OUT
some Of the DETERMINATIONS from his point
OF view. the Texas senator said that while
the agreement admitted wheat and cattle
nee IL retained the duty ON flour and beef
meat.
Civilized people eat four and not
wheat, basf and not cattle
u - true. he said. the agreement urg-
vides for a fres wood pulp. but this change
in the tariff laws would mean the lo-s
OF almost $4,000 OF revenue 70 the treas
ury annually. He had been informed. Ia
said. thar this change would De worth
@,0o0Oo0 to tins newspaper and magazine
publishers. but, Tor himself. he could not
consent TO a measure which gave. such
preferences to the rich az against the poor
and needy
SENATOR bale cancurred in all that Nh,
Bailey had said and added thae. while the
nill had been reported without recon-
nendatlon. the COMMITTEES had done so in
face Of me fact that an unquestioned ma
iarss5 sauld othervtss have been provided
for adverse re9ort
ssnatez stone N Missouri. minority mem
Der Of ciss committees announced his iuten-
don Of supporting the measure on the
ground that IL would be- in the line OF wise
and progressive craftsmanship.
Speaking briefly for a second time. SEN
ator Bailey said that while opposed 10 the
bill. he would not seek to delay its passage
fhs bill went ON the caiends-- where IL
- subject 90 consideration wa.Zevar the
senate may decide To take il up
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
CHOLERA FOUND IN HONOLULU
Two Cases OF ntseass Dt.eoveref and
An Ftahing for Market 10
stopped

HONOLULU. Fen. 25.-Two cases OF
chuieTa were discovered in HnnoIuIu TODAY
The first was that OF a Hawaiian woman
In tenement house vino was taken sick
Yesterday az noon and died twelve houru
Inter. The second victim Is the woman =
father living IN the same house. who IN
DIVING A territorial board az health i'm
meciiateiy ISSUED stringent orders. stopuiug
all fishing for the market In these waters
ana an bathing az the various hsaches.
President Mott smith OF the board az
health. said he Thought these drastic stems
we're probably unnecessary. but char Il was
decided 90 take precautionary measures
He expressed the belief that the cases arr
sporadic A ugid quarantins az All Bsrsons
VINO came IN contact with the tEVu cases
has been established. The husband Of the
woman who died Ia q stevsdurs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
No other city in the middle west presents
50 many ADVANTAGES 70 a medical school
SKETCH or REY. T. w. WELLS
Mas Chosen Denm ~ Trinity Cafhn-
aEaE LeastinW FuIpit OrAfaE ~
the Eaaf.

WTLMINGrON, Del. Fen. &-tSpeciai
TaleErEm.l--Rsv Hubsrt Wetmora Wells.
rector OF st. Andrews Episcopal church.
Wilmington. ons Of the most prominent IN
the diocese Of Delaware. TO-DAY recsived
an unanimous caH ny wire from the veafry
Of Trinity cathedral. Omaha. to become
dean
ar WellA la q message 20 j. O. French.
seerataFy Of the Vesfry. said be would give
= final answer By March q Vhsa asked
tontEht WHISTLER he would accept the call.
the rector replied Jhag ne was giving the
latter serious consideration. Further than
that he refused "a express AN opinion. same
OF his friends Declared however thnt hu
is deeply impressed with the possibilities
on the Episcopal church u Omaha and on
they would NOT be surprised tu learn lf his
acceptance Rev. Mr Wells has been rector
cot 81. Andrews here siura October. Igu0
His MESSAGE 20 secretary French reads.
n appreciates the honor OF the message
rueaivad from you mis- moruing. WI give
On my most serious consideration. You may
expect a dnai answer uv March q
II AR. Wells soes 90 Omaha hn viii not
ieava Wilmington until after Easter. He
10 no" advising WIKI mis- friends
A pulpit orator OF rare sbility be was
NNiA A"AA aAa-alenhs WIS., DeIeEnu Der -. lt1h.
ais parents soon left there. however going
To View Engiand. de 10 connection Of
senator Wetmore ~ Rhode Island. this
aelns his mother maiden uame. He ggadu-
Atsd rrom Naie In lsE8 and then took a
course I'M the Yale rhsuiosicaI seminar
hafora EradnatinE therefrom. he was ar
aainod 20 the deacunare by the ate aisnop
Aanry (. Potter IN the Church ar rhe rfof,-
Communion. View YORK.. Iuns INA Eis Wa
adVAnuad % ths pEfesthuod 1Y the sarns
niuhou tha following December. havfng
previously 1acumu nrst minister az GFaas
church. View EorH-
In NAY iEaN he neeame rsctur- of Christ
eruruh. " altnan. Mass Hia next eharrs
va st AndraWa WILMINGTON. where ar
ever forty years the ats Biannn Alfrad
Lee o. laiaWara was nulstor
hsotur Wells has 1ssn 1ctivaiy idansisIaf
with the aocial return movemaut IN Della
ware for aaFarai re4ra- He u chairman
81 I'M dioopaau serial service commits.
nreui1unt az tna Wumiuaruu aocial salrius
olun. chairman % ths nalauara child Iabar
eoruuultraes and memuar o. the aEarutivs
1unalnitrna az tne Christian sacial uniau. 40
1as fuur childrun.