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VOLUME XCX. KO. 147
BAL1EIOII, N. (1, FRIDAY, MA 12, 1911
LAWYERS EHGAGEO
ADJUSTING RIGHTS
OF IHSURBECTOS
Uncle Sam's Agent's
Reefing Off the Red
Tape at Washington
RIGHT TO CROSS BOH
FfiQM EL PASO TO JUAREZ
CHEN 10 ALL COMERS
IstcrnaUonal Lawyer of ho Depart
mcvta of State, War and Justice, at
WaJdiliigton Dettrmlulnc the Appli
cation of the Lavw of 21 atlon to tho
YlcUsrtow llwiMm ar "Ilsreoln
UonM" a They Ax Mm rre.
onently Berag Termed Wow Col.
MMTO'a Action rptaid. But iin
Wood Now Order Free Pspisage
Acroa Intmnriurnl line of All
Pcreona Not Beartn; Anna or Chr
Ttnc Supplies Reach Regard
rapture ot "International Port of
Eutry" a Hunietlaiag of Great
ITwrtical Benefit and Already Are
Atnvi
vekiptnenta
..
Agsjnt De-
(BnernUy In Mexican
ImorosjUo.
(By the AaaoaUtad Press.)
Washington. IX C, May lL Offi
cials In Washington were tod en
grossed In oonsMsring questions of
International w relating to rights
ot lnaurrectlOBleU to aecure food and
Dtbr supplies from neutral territory;
the extent ta which the r'edeiai au
thorities can go in controlling the ex
portation of arm and munitions of
war to Mexico, and what authority
army officers may legally exarclae In
raetricllns the movement of clrll
Ihiii and eoldlera and rebeli on the
border.
The War Lxiartjuienl aluply abid
ed by lie ortclnai ordera to the milita
ry rommaJidere to execute neutreilty
Uwi ae they underelood thera.
Actually there wae no ri question
before ttie dniiarUnenta alttr the le
gal adviser ot the insurrectionary
nt here had been told by the treae
uty department Uiat the uade rela
tione vlerB El I'aao and Juares
might proceed aa heretofore.
Thua '
at ieat iooo lucpiiea and roerctuui
dtee might be carried acroa'tha Mn
according to the usual practice.
.No attempt was made to decide as
to admisalou of arms as that question
had not been ralsod. Probably It
wm not be until an attempt 1. actually
n.ade to carry au lnvoli-e of rifle. '
and ammunition through the
can custom house.
. I
Amen-,
ipuelu. tiun at Annapolis.
In answer to complaints to tha ; An lntertl Incident of the
Wsr Hepartment of the severe moss- of the Tar llee, parly a v.-H h
ures adopted by the American mill- , the torpedo boat Bdl. naiiir'l sfl.T
tar commanders to prevent shipping! the gallant ensign, which I. m. in
supplies across the line, aa wen as : tloned at the Naal Ai-ademv
crossing ol non-com' slants I'ol. btee- , training boat for the miilshii incn
action at El i'aeo was upheld" 0po-IUon to lYrr WihiI.
aa fully within his Instructions. He! Mnt of the North famllim .leii-ca-had
only required that all supplies lor j in Is opposed to free wool, thonuli
Juarea, be cleared through the Kl ! ,h members nr not no apart us m
Paso custom bouse, ai In normal , would auppoae. neprcnenuttve
tlmea i Kltehln Is a strong beln-wr In fr.e
Communhatlon He-eaUhlialied. Wuo1 " matter of principle, tin. I .ill
- Major 'ttetvere -ffw rSwe MA ttt. trtr whsr h wtu i
tary commanders to permit the tree rls-ht, hut the Indications ere ttut the
pa.sage across the International line ; Imocrsts of the House are acinic to
of all persons, Americans or Mexicans i st"t together on the subject "f ,nl
without arms and not carrying sup- j Tn chances all favor the adfptlin "f
WHe- i 'he sliding scale which I. sn ultimate
Ambassador Wilson Informed the i declaration In faor of free wool. That
State Ltepartmeiit of a gathering last thers will b a duty of aonm kind on
night at the American Embassy toirw wo' certain, many of th
Mexico City of the representatives of ' lmocrau taking this view because
tlreat Mriraln, France. Italy. Belgium. I o' tha revenue Involved.
opsin andetiennany. the purpose be- ,
ins io aarre upon measures of safety
for Ike embassies and foreign rsai
denls of the capital In case of a eeige.
The tnsurrectos are preparing to
reap the Inunena practical benaflu
which they believe are bound to ac-"1
me through the possession of an lm
pmant interaatlonai port of entry.
Mchra laatocn Hunse Agents.
' Ws shall Immediately appoint cus
tom house agenu Uiat will collect
duties, and who for that purpoee will
Inspect all merchandise coming
through porta In our possession." said
Jose YsscoBcelus, ths Insurrecto rep
resentative here tonight. "To avoid
damag to public Interests ws will
recognise Invoices signed by consuls
of ths Dlai government until our own
consuls have been appointed and take
office. In this way business trans
actions will go ahead even though we
do not get a formal recognition out of
officers. The (act thst their service
will have to be utilised by all shippers i
will establish a de facto situation that
probably will lead to formal recogni
tion by foreign governments "
Tart nt th IMton tared (rwdw'
Mres.
By Asaoclsted Press )
New York. Mar 11 President Tuft
has aanoaneed bis Inlentioa of being
present at the banquef to be tendered
the dele sales of th Cotton Heed
m Quae ere' Association bjr the New
"rb Predttc F.tchange next month.
The occasion Is th annual eon rent Ion
f tha aasaeaallnn and jwrd of te
ielesratea ere expected from all part
of U stout.
COULD NOT ELECT
PRESIDENT PROTEM
Insuraents Prevent f
lection of Galling
PASSING OF 0l0 ; 2il0
Democrat Voted for naooa and Ptoar
Inemimta Refuard to Buppurt Oal
llnger and VoHd for Clapp Hn
nilllerrnc rSxperleoro for "Hcculare"
Nortli CJamanlane Honored llth
Anntnnary of pcath of latfa
Worth Bagpy 'Hie Trip to Annap
olla and Other Incident Wool and
Soger.
By THOMAS J. l'ENCOE.
Waehlngton, D. C May 11. ror
the Bret time In fifteen year the old
guard ta not In control of the Senate.
Today what la left of (he old Aid
rich machine floundered around Ilk
a rodderiees ehip In a deeperate effort
to elect Senator Ualllngor. of pew
Hampshire, a stalwart and stand -pat-tar,
to the poaitioD of president pro
tem of the Benate and talleiL
The Ltemoorata lined up aollaly for
Senator Bacon, of Georgia, while the
balanoe of power was melded by four
Insurgent senators. laJlleUa. of Wis
consin; Brlstow, of kaniuu; Polndex-
ter, of Waehlngton, uixl Uranna, of '
North Leltota, who Totvd fur Hen&tor
Clapp, or Minnesota, a leading pro
gressive Republican.
Heven ballots were taken without
a change lu the situation, and it Is
now realized that the Republicans ran
never elect Senator Qalllnger to the
position.
H was a humiliating experience for
the heretofore proud regular Repub
licans, who hare run the Senate Jutt
aa they pleased and without consulta
tloa with anybody. The Democrats
seemed to enjoy the situation even
mors than the Insurgent Republicans,
who broke over the traces and pre
vented election of Senator OaUlnger,
The result today shows thU the real
Insurgents and the Democrat ran run
the Senate and enact legislation they
desire, If they will only do oo. It Is
up to Mr., latrollette and "la cohorts
to make good when sn effort Is put
forth to get the House free list and
Other tariff reduction measures be
fore the Senate for action
Votes of Both Tar Hurts Ctrontrd.
Whlls Senator Overman was absent
from the rlty on business his vole
counted, for he had a 1H. pair with
Benttor Perkins, ( Kepublicau of i'hI
ifornls, who otherwise would hne
voted for Senator Gaillnger. Senator
Klmmons,
or course, oted for Kenaiof
Bacon
liouorod Tlilrt-ulh Aiuilversar) of
Itaatli of Knslgn ial-)
This was the thirteenth anniw fury
of the death of the late VVurth H,iKie
who was killed" off 'ardemt. abnar.l
the Wtnslow, and a nunihrr of N.irth
c aro"n,n m'n' ,u Aiinapolu
piaieu ilnwers In I i m , i . r,, t
w "l ta -aTal A.a.l.-iny I., the
eu et the
neinnry of the only naval uin.-er ii"
"I nl "' 01 waI sl'-1 "
, m" Jioe who went frooi here
u Annl"'" Mr. Adel.M.
Sm, ' 'tarn
. . Jwi thel were
""'in viuiiii I'liiiKiiins
0f ihf Revolution, who are att.nil iiK
Will Cert Ko Kimi In Hl.
Representative Pou haa sukc'1 rot
to be made a member of the House
committee to Investigate the sugar '
trust He aaalaterl Uer,ee.aniatlm 1
Hsrdwlck In drawlne the resolution :
t Investigation,
ktlon. and think, that h
mla-ht be mkl k ..
having already mad hi. mind I
Mors than this. Mr. Pou us verv buv '
ana says ha cannot give to the work
or investigating the sugar trust the
time to which that Important under
taking is properly entitled.
sunn r rs... . 1
' srrer tjermm oi l cm-
porarv lmuii. . . ..
lwy inrewidlng ODIrer of Scnste
Washington. D. c.. May 11. The
Intapaclty of th Republican parly
In the Senate to control a caucus
edict without the aid of the prorres
"'? ,"i"rated In the 8snat
today, when after more than two
hours df effort snd as a result of .even
oaiiots tn rlenal failed to elect gen
"or flslllnger, ef Ksw Hampshire, as
president pro temsora to succeed
Senstor rry. of Maine. Mr. Fry-
recent reeignetlon was bssed on poor
heslth. Today's deadlock wss due tn
the opposition of ths progressive Re.
publlcsns, five ef whom voted agslnsf
and three of whom were paired
against Mr Qalllnger. Finally the
Henats adjourned until Unn tar on .
motion of Mr. La FoMette. I
Senstor Cullom, as the fhaliirin o'
e Republican csueua. plsred Senator i
th
Oaltlnger In Itomlnallflh: Mr. Wartlll:
chairman of the Dsmocratla csucua
nominated Mr. Paeon, of Oeerrla. and
. , f c , l . , . ... . . . . .
nr. las r ..iiiie nominateo sir. Itepp.
ConUnued ea l ag Tw4
SCENES IN AND ABOUT WAREZ SINCE
' TTv
T
v ' jjp
tin. ifxni-wi
GEN. MADERO MNOMCS THE
APPOINTMENT OF
Peace Predicted to Come Within the Next 2i Hours-.Personnel of CaWncf.-- Hcad
quarters Established at Juarez, Which is Selected as the National
Capital of the Provisional Government
Conditions At the New Capital of Mexico and Development in
txtenso-Who the Maw Cabinet Officers Are and What Their
Duties at the Start Are Defined to Be.-Quardlnq Against
Attack By Federals to Retake the Place, -Easy Victory ot
Rebel Believti to Hate Been Due Largely to Disloyalty of
Federal Troops
MIEKO APPOIYTS HIS t'ArUrT.
Ry the AwM-ialcd ITcen.l
Juarea, Mexico. May . Willi .uari ami all ll at attire or
rilli-e nmtniuulhm anil machine gtiiM in l' ImumI of the Mexican
revolUnN, this relaH eiulT. t'la) tunml Ui the taali of forming
llie.r itmcmmesi. Tl'y gtherd fr tlw llrm llnic In IIm ir
sitoiM eaHta. wlihli tonlgl't raphlh Im-icnii In nstutise a psa. rful
aHtat t. Tu appulaUiM-nt of the fnllimliijc iinnherw of he trovle
lonal csblnra wa sunomicesl :
Muilxtrr of tVMsrlga RelaUona lr. aiH-x tnimee (
Mnaniv tiwetavo A. Madewo.
War Venuuitano Brwliia.
Inlerlor- K. txnisHlei) tHsraa.
lestfae Joaci M. Ilnp hasm.
Private hea-rrtary to Pmlriemt Matler" Juan Ksia Ihs Stsrona.
PKKHIUKN'T MAKKKO'H HKAIXJl ARTKKV
tien. Madcro lian etahllsil h liesilusriera In the) onr-tnry
iiiuiwliial hiiikllog a-roMs tltn Mrect fnm the hlg cliunh which
was tile khm of tlw nereent nclill"K. and Hmvc iluiing tlic morning
the lnsonrcto i lilrftaiii miisrrtl ulih hl hdcr, ami Mrr (Mire
trit swd Hranlf-.- who sxsXsit sn srr-rirvwev' flw- wesgsaUaUeisks-
for itraif, and Irr. aeques Uonirs, ciinHdenimi agrnt of Uu rmota
tki"lats at Washington, and tlieir cliM-f ps-sice eo'iiiiiilrnner, wlio
were at tle Madrro hcsulquartiYa.
PKACE PRFTnTEI WTTHI! ITrW MtlRK IKK RH.
Tlicre was an stiMleri-arrcnt of feeling among tlw l-i"rlons hs
Marrectiia tonight Hist peace wmild In slg hetore snHlsr St
iHiors I tad psusand and that rrprestjiutlvra of the Dlai and Madeew
gsteinirmits wiiuld again bearranged for tiif atying "" i arm
In Mrxk-O.
Jt" M' Mv 11 Mexico's
provlslosal government, composed of!
insurrectionist, became an eetati- i
Hehed faft today with ths naming of
cabinet, aa anno uneta atwve, by
Francisco I Madero, Jr.. prorlslonsl
president, and w ith ths satabllshmaM
f a capltsl in the captured elty ef
Juarea. where Oeneral Navarro and
his Federal troops are held arlbonoJ
1 Hit tee of the Nne
Secretary of War (arran
renew
III
have charge of railway and. e-
,,. tn. neat act wss tn
graph, ms nrwt act wa tof grant
permission lor ine repair wi inn ssex
Ico Northwestern Railroad, Men Im-
medlstelv began repairing ta road
bed south of Jusres.
linnxalee (larsa will have charge of
the mall service. f
Secretary of the Treasury Madero
will direct th sffslrs f ft, ouatom
house. f '
liwiirrcrtos Benantlng a IHectnllneal
Armj. f J
That the Inaurreetn amy more
then an srmed mob wesyhawn today
In the shseDce of gerssrsl looting and
intoxication and lh urknM with
which the shsttered ettyiwat cleared
or us asu eon w..WBwi., Tn e ro
bar go against visitor Wu rama
ved
during the dir. and 4lgh4-eer
leM.MMiea In
thousands peered aro ths bridge
from El Psso. f
Otllf orraetbtiat'eian'j.f - iin,
were report d, and thertlPant by th
Irwurrectos themselves. bu hv Insatia
ble curio hunter, one L.f skn in.
ncophaiitlr displayed tajjjn Paao two
AND MADERO'S CELEBRATED "BLUE WHISTLER" CANilON
Mf -' . ' .'i .f
1,. -";
0 p
silver candle.!!, k. t
church In whl. h II..
t n fr..m the big
!' H.-rn ! made a
(l-,.-intc Mun.l
Uuardlng Against A'
by riders.
4 sverlooking
k fr..m C.I.
arolng from
ITle liieixt aertjs a
the aesxslUtlity ' ot
nbgo, reported
tltjh wVh a
farce. The
serial leaders will
ltMilge their j
t plan tn this Tf, , il
1 ui It 1. tnowii
that nrtiris Iron
s-'Uth In cj.re
fully guarded sg.ilo-'
Juar" tonight t .V larger part
of Madero. orlsM-n '"' of l.4
mn. augmented i """1 e ore of
volunteer., who .lut.t.a the day eu.
listed under the hmn.' of the victori
ous rebel army, and " srmed wlih
captured rifles
Now that th h 'f Jusre h.
been fought end n"" ',"n ,h lhur
recto leaders sr.- .t denng some
what at the eeslne.s ef 'h- aptur of
the city that
sinie.ir.'t ainnwt im-
pregnabl".
With a Well ilnlle-l f"r e of rvg.i
Isra. thoroughly ,i if.l llh nebl and
mrichlne guns posted et .irateiral
polnta the garrls .n was .tfoiirht and
nulmaneured, ami surrender.-,! to a
fnee e,f ln.llrTe.V s thst at the rnoet
did not number m .r thin 0 or 7BS
fighting men. ...
An explanation mi found In the
milhy,Uh tht .inlr"
while othera, nu"I. " disarm-
d oneely frsternlsed with the rebel.
;The Kedersl. sigiflv would not
fight." epltomhvd b"":' I ur- i
recte ranks,
m m m w r a. m m.
inv
4
-a.
ITS SURRENDER
- i- t -1
1 llHC rlAlM StRf tl
TV2!... i'a.O-
It Peace is Not Forthcoming Now on the Initiative ot the Federals
"PresidenV Madero's Brother Says the Insurrecto Leader
Will Be Marching Through Slrtets of Mexico With Body of
20.000 Revolutionists The Capture ot Mexico City Now
the Ob'iective Point-Burying the Dead and Caring For the
Wounded. --Rebel Leader Implored All Dayby Householders.
I'l-Air. BY nKMtKN( K(lKBY MUM;.
Sai. AnUMii.t. Trxa. Ma II. "l ulissi PmeUkwit Was isreslsrns and
' iniT l made at ota-e t-cn. IVanHw o I Msdnro. nis bmtlMr, sW of
' tlx- reioluiliMiar) imnciiM-nl Will be leading a'foriT of 10.000 men
HirsMiirli the Mr., of Mexico t It) In lee tlisut a month. Ilile bi nu
lille talk, li in tile military plan n iih'h he Ita nssxle.''
Till, ausuttaiit a made Imtc I ds hf Alfne Mwlero, rrsnllj a
pi-ace rmbesir).
SAYK 10.000 M(ltr W ll.l JOI IIKItl'li AILMY .
Ihr Hlj of Mexi la die ohjectiie alnl." AUonni aall : My
hr hIht as mon aa It I" drnnltrly determined l)Kfe sliail he no farther
reu mnvrw will Mart Koiitil, gsulirrlng In IUm elllw as Itr icm. It
planneil I" lake Torrsrin. Install a aarrtuMi svthI tli'H htd tttr ( III"
huatma Tlttf t bo queeUon t lull lh IrwurrsM-tos can lake inery
1 hmn si they go and after 4 lillmn Ima. It will nr march Smith, con-rw-r.
lallliia In (lie Inaurrertn iunmsnds fnam around Halilllo In llie
nilnhit -uii and cImi-w la-re. Ixttig la-fnrr he appeara lHrre thn
gau'v r Mexl tit), in) brwthcr'a srniy n Itc augnietitil to over
lo.ooo mi ii."
PKDlliT MH.lt. RFHIIK.STS.
Dipl.'nuilic HcNjwsseentatlvew of (Hlier
Van.i. at Mexloo Hy I alio In
Tak iif Aithm.
. '! th.- Aasia'tateil Pr. ss )
li.U'O City. May 11. A movement
'or Mic protectton of foreign residents
In IH; . apttal. m th enrent that mob
vlulei:
Vfv !
the c
the ,11
Ikrgcr
nh.ol.t follow In the wske of
.h... m.ivefiient throughout
nit. aa lntltuteil today hy
i.matlc rereeeiitatlves of the
-nhe
IT is pn.p"e.I
shall ft a c
conimitt'.e t .
a plan for .elf
heed
lint e'U h colony
mmlttee. nil of the
K together to form
iyf. nw In caae of
The mov. men
w Inliiated
America,, Amlwaaador W ilson. lean
of the ci.rpa
At hi. invitation, the
rnlnisters or
Oreat Britain,
and Belgium.
caaree d Affaires "f
ijernmnv. It.ilv. HpM.111
met and appointed a
conimlfe. headed hv Minister i '!
an y Colna-an: of Hpaln. to place the
plan before the Mlnteter f Kwlrn
Relathma of Mexico. Minuter I 'e lai
Barra approved the plan a being poe
bly a wise measure.
Tiiere are 11 Nil forrlgner. In the
capital, including l.0" American
Minister ('slogan explained that th
lentlnn of the diplomats was th
Prote. tl.rn solely of the home, of their
'eepectlve rountryinen dnd that there
was no Intention to attempt to protect
other property of foreigners
Ueremment offlcsirs, who early to
day appeared greatly depressed hy
the fail of Juarea. look a more hope
ful view af tha situation tonight. Th
.hang was baaed, perhaps on the
reported renewal of negotiations of
leaee wntrk. Minister Ie La Barra
. ... ,
,i ' , . i
J'tares. May 11 The Madero had-
ouanera wer heeieged all day by!
householder and store heap- j
"e e reasn isaeef so mumw
if
s
1
1:1'
'iihbt 1ill
HIS CABINET
flu in to r.suine punseseiiin of thir
shstterid property, hot only In a, few
wa such permission given,
(.aartia at l:tcry rtulhriiig.
iluarda were sun. mel at nearly
1rry building in the town to prevent
looting and all Honor mippllee had
been contles-ated .o f.ir an possible
Druketi and hhukened walls and
gr.al hloU of 1. 1. mil .l.irkcned by the I
fierce sun toi l the torv of the bit- j
iern.se "f the lat m, days of fighting
mure eloquently than tho tongue of
tin- ragged hut Ihoroughlj untied In- '
Surrect..
All the .lead wer. hurled tods, ami
the wounded removed t temporary
hospital., w here surg-..u of the lieu
fr.iss wer bus) looking after ibem
Number iif lecail and W ninled K
Known.
It Is difficult to estimate even np
proilmntely the number of il.sl and
wounded durtng the o .nya fighting
An Associated I'res corresponilent I
today saw 7 svderala wounded at
the temporary ipiartera of the Ke.l '
'ni. fifteen rebel, and Insurrecto
wounded In a shot rl Idled store that ,
h.i.l been converted into a temporary
; nospiisu, wnue j others had leen
M otnryed to th American side of th !
1 river
i i
i I mm esrtimste m.ide hv e'ederai
Liisonera snd
t.sv th.it st least Hily ware killed
I Vib-rai lrtaeiera In 4.kI hfilrlta.
Nearly ft.e hiimlred Federal prls-
rs, disarmed hut not dleconaolal.
are guardeid In the barrack Indeedi
more than on of the prieonera n
cluiling on who had lost hi left fore
arm at I 'news tlrsa.le and who suf
fered a bullet wound In th right arm
yesterday, esvagely ei pressed Joy over
the victory of Mail.ro
"I did not esnt lo fight e Ith the
Federals." said Hi little fJo with
the enipty lee. "but I hey forced me
Into the ranks My sympathies were
sll with the insutrertiis "
Tb iii.urrecl.il today did honor to
iCootlnued ea Fag Tw4
. iimirnim cviinn '
I II I IIH r V
I uw i ii IbIiiiii uiiiuu r
AT UltIG TOIj
Church Building For Cit
of Raleigh Is Proposed
UTUEI TALK AllSSl"
A Rosy nr Wast Fag tn Pamtaaf
Three tassaonsj of tf Dey Addseant
by Rrr. a U XUler Flsesraal DaftsU
gate Prom TTiniaswsi I
rmgram Oatvtrd Oas (Se
by xDwxtaen Mess of tha
licnnrnanalloss IsrOiesasai os? Ita4
Mgh Win Bnew m Ctodi WejgJ
ship hi BrsTossa lajSat. II la smwisisjBgat
(Special ta leww and Ohasi iaa.
Wilmington, K. C, May 11. WrQs
a busraeas sassfluu durtng tha mora-s
Ing, when ssarVsua reports wwr reosre.
ed and an address made, a mstsdnsj
of the layman tn the afternoon for Dsn
purpose of; discussing mlsatorvs, and .
night sesarloB whan the topto snxdss
const deration waa mi ity tha dele
gabes to thft Synod havs pot In a basy
day.
Bpecsal order for the morning
asaswlon was tha address by Rev. C. U
Miller, of Hickory, fraternal dejegate
from the Tanneasee Brood Jt seems
that In years past ths 'North Carolina
Synod and that of Tennessee occupied
.overlapping terrfcory and at times
there was considerable feeling between
the two S) noda Rev. Mr. Miller spoke
Of the co-operation and sympathy
which has supplanted the old antagon
ism. Intesreasilnax Rrikv
He held up an Interesting relle.
key made by n blacksmith to socials
the disputed possession ot tha famdus
old organ church when it was a baa
Of contention between tha Synods. Ha
ssud ss a si ef the North enroll
Synod, he had grows to lerw that at
Tansnaass. Him addraas wan-rery hs
Urestlag-
pr. 1ism Speaka.
RST. Wf R. HiHK staaiaat r,t i.
hoard et pubUoatlon made a report of
the work being- done. Ho stated that
during the year a new printing plant
had been opened at Columbia, H. C
And that together with the former
publication building made a property
for which an offer of eighty thou
eand bad been refused. Credit for this
work, he said, should go to In. N. H.
(iioeler, manager and editor ot tha
Lutheran Church Visitor.
Report of the executive cummtttes
showed U had atx churches under ltd
oare.
(tinrrh for RsJeth Proposed.
Investigation haa been made at Ra
leigh by the eynodlral missionary.
Rev. J U Morgan, with a view to saw
tabllshlng a church In that city It 14
proposed that tbe place of residence
of Mr. Morgan be moved to Raleigh sq
that ha may develop the work In that
Held.
Rev. A. O. Volgt. doaa ot the Theo
logical Seminary, spoke In behalf of
tha Institution ba represents, and said
ths past year had been the best of the
Institution. Tb next session of the
seminary will open In the now stone
building bow In course of oonstructioa
at ('olissabia, a C.
At ths sassloa tonight an hstsrajt
Ing address) was made by Rare. J. l
Morgan, of MooreavUle, and one by
Rev. B. a Holland, of O range bsrs
H O. president of ths Board of Pot
eign Mlsalona, on tha rabfeet. "Our
Mlasioa Pleld at Home and Our Ml
sl.n Field Abroad."
iritereeting loarrea and I
Wilmington. N. c May 1 1. One st
th most Imports at and inUrosdasT
features of the prsatant issalnii of th
H)-nl was the laymen' mooting the
afternoon from t to I o'clock In T-l
tber Memorial Hall. Great til LSI sag
was shown In tha work being don by,
th laymen's Missionary Movement
and the sddi issue wwre Itstansd to
with the rloseet atteotloa.
The following program was oaserhWt
out
Opening rernarks by Chadtwsaa 1.
Bsnson
Scriptural Banding .Ion Vi-sm.
Address Tayusrs JsTbaslooarp
movement lu tne enrten stsktssn
llev i: n. rronk. of Colnmhta, a O.
(general rVK-retary of th L X M.
Address "What Buslnaso Ha a
Business Man With Missions " C. W.
Polvugt. of Wilmington.
Addre. "Wist Ar tha Lstywiaa
of V. c Synod Doing for MtaratoMT" .
Jam P Conk, of Concord.
Address "What Can tho Lavwaen
of Nf. C Synod Do for Missions 7"
J Horn Smith, of Liberty.
AddreM "Varae nf iAymen Move,
nient In General" M'. v?. Koch. Wll-mine-ton.
Addre-"Our Opportirrrlty of th
Hour" -Dr Coetnr, of Charlotta
Following th regular address there
wa a general dlcusslon that was
participated In by s number of thee
present snd some most excellent smr
gestl.ins msde.
The sddr.sses war tntarspsrssd
with music by a splendid mala quar
tette Tins Burlington While fUhhntia
tSpecisI to New and Observer )
Burlington, May II The W. C T.
X'. held Its regular monthly meeting
In the hom of Mr R. M. Morrow,
on Front street. Th tnpie for t
cusvton ws Hslth and Heredity."
Th main feature of th meeting
ws an addro bv Pr W. r. fstafrord
nf this rlty, on "Hsallh and Heredity"
This ws very fine and wa thoroughly
enjoyed by all praesiit
The round table dtsrusstoa follow
ing the address was lotwreorlag sod
helpful.
This meeting ema to have
awakened general Interest la that ltw
portent department Work, af. tag,
W.C.T. U.
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