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Resent Their Exclusion From theMethodist Annual Conference

ChnrROH of IneoiiMlntonor Heard

dltorliiiii UldNiitixHeil MembersTake Little In the Mornlnic-IrovcvilInRH of the Churchmen

CHICAGO May 9 Much discontent onthe part of lay members over the action ofyofiterdfly was evident in the opening hoursof the Methodist General Conference thismorning at the Auditorium

Judging from the expressions of the laydelegates in the halls and corridors beforethe opening of the session there was feltto be but little consistency in the actionwhich excluded the laymen from tho An-nual when they were allowedto attend tho General Conference Theproceedings of the morning bore evidenceof the strength of this feeling and the lay-men of the conference took but little partin the work

Devotional exercises were begun at 835-a m although announced for S30 DrJ R T Grey of Philadelphia was incharge The exercises were short how-ever and the business session opened ontime at 9 oclock Bishop Foss took thepresiding chair

Although the discussion of the report ofthe special commission appointed Jouryears ago to revise the organic law of thechurch was far from being completed yes-terday Bishop Foes ordered the usual rollcall for the presentation of memorials ap-peals petitions resolutions and committeereports and over an hour was taken upwith a large number of responses from thedelegates The report from the commission-on revision of the organic law wastaken up therefore until after 10 oclock

The report of the Treasurer of the For-eign Mission Society Dr Homer Eaton ofNew York showed that 516361933 hadbeen received and disbursed during thelast four years

The speakers of the day and their sub-jects were Bishop Ilartzell AfricaDr J F Thompson South AmericaRev J H Worley China Dr WilliamBurt Rome Dr E W Parker IndiaDr Julius Soper Japan Rev John WButler Mexico Rev D L Rader otDenver Domestic Missions

BANANAS FROM CUBA

Flrxt CnrK to Stench BaltimoreSInce the Spanish

BALTIMORE May first ergo ofbananas received at this port from Cubasince war was declared with Spain arrivedyesterday from Banes on the Utlted FruitCompanys steamer Taft Capu n Canrobert Among the cargo were s ial hun-dred of the rich red bananas f cuiar tothe plantations of the Santiago province

The KlrwanSchall Fruit Comply yes-terday received the flrst cargo of this sea-sons pineapples from the Bahamas TheBritish schooner Sarah E DoJ Tiss Caplam Cameron arrived with l 0 lozenwhich were rapidly taken

The West India Fruit Company steamer Oxus from Jamaica and the UnitedFruit Companys steamer Ely from thesame island with bananas were In thebay last night

Today t e fine steamers BrooklIne andBarnstable of the United Fruit Companys fleet will sail for Bocas del Toro forcargoes of bananas

DRUGGED AND BOBBED

A riiilndelithlnii HoiiKhly HandledTJiIcvcs-

PHI1ADELPHIA Pa May 9 Draggedstrangled and robbed Charles Hansson of2515 Spangler Street who Is em-ployed by a Jewelry firm at Twelfth andChestnut Streets was found lying in tfcelodging house 230 North Ninth Stretearly on Sunday morning Alfred Bryanthe proprietor of the place discovered theman just in time to save his life andHansson is now assisting the police to capture the man who robbed him The au-thorities at the request of Hansson keptthe particulars of the affair In secret untilyesterday

Hansson according to the police hiiout celebrating on Saturday night andbecame acquainted with the man whorobbed him In a saloon near Eleventh andArch Streets They walked around tcwnfor an hour or two and then engaged aroom at the lodging house Hansson it lasaid was in such a condition that he didnot know where he was going His com-panion was poorly dressed and did nothave any money But things are differentwith him now He Is walking arounl inHanssons new slut of clothes and besideshe got his watch and chain and money

ACCUSED OF POSTAL FBJUTDS-

Youiij Man on Cl-iKorjjlns Money Order

CINCINNATI May days ago awelldressed young man presented threemoney orders for each with Idunti-flcatign waived to Postmaster Reynolds-of Ky The postmaster noticedthe advices forwarded him were in thesame handwriting as the others He madethe excuse that he had not yet receive Ithe advices for payment The young matwent away and did not appear againPostoffice Inspector Frederick M Betzwho was notified learned tha these orders for 5100 each made out Li the samehandwriting had been receiveS New-port

As the result of further Investigation hearrested this morning the young man whowas registered at the Palace Hotel with twoyoung women as E Rhinehart wife andsister Chicago but whose real name isJoseph Brychta a clerk In the postofflceat Pullman Ills He Is a Bohemian about23 years old He left Pullman on April

a two weeks vacation He also stole-a block of money orders He owns up tohaving presented and obtained money forthree orders ot 100 each at New Yorkthree at Brooklyn three at Camden andthree at Harrisburg Pa amounting to

Dying Woman Sues for DivorceCLEVELAND Ohio May 9 Mrs

C Black who Is dying of cancer atthe Huron Street Hospital has begun suitfor divorce Mrs Black Is a rich womanIn her own right and comes or a good

three children She alleges that her hissband struck her while she was in bedcausing tho Illness which made the operation necessary Her object In wanting adivorce before she dies Is that In case adecree is granted all of hergo to her children otherwise thewill get a dower Interest ta Judge Lamson of the Court of Common Pleas appointed a referee to hear the wrtJencc atthe hospital

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of laceedged chiffon which are put on to simulate a bolero with a scalloped outlineDeep cuffs of the tucked taffeta cut in points and bordered with the same niching ofchiffon and lace fall far over the hand

DUSTY

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Russian Ambassador Count Caseinwill entertain at dinner tomorrow night inhonor of Baron and Baroness Heykingwho will come to Washington from NewYork for a short visit to the capital Ba-

ron Heyking was German Minister to Chi-

na when Count Cassini was Russian Min-ister there Baron Heyking is now enroute to his new post as German Ministerto Mexico Prince Dolgorowkoff of Rus-sia a relative of Count Casein is hisguest at the Russian Embassy PrinceDolgorowkoff will travel extensivelythrough this country and will shortlyleave for Chicago and later for the Pa-cific Coast

The Belgian Minister and the Countessde Liehtervelde will pass summer at aNew England wateriBg place where theyare to have a cottage They will remainaway from Washington until the early au-

tumn and in November go to Belgium forthe entire winter M Georges Allartcounselor of the Belgian Legation willsail today for a three months leave ef absence in Europe

Senora Azpiroz wife of the Mexican Ambassador will pews the greater part of thesummer visiting relatives in Mexico

I Miss Kate Myer was hostess at a 5oclock tea yesterday afternoon

The German Ambassador entertained atdinner last night when his guests werethe Austrian Minister and Baroness Hengclmuller the Heights Minister and Count-ess de Lichtervelde the Countees vonMoltkeHuitfeldt Mr and Mrs CurtisLieutenant Colonel and Miss Ernst Mrand Mrs Ffoulke Miss Rose Wallach MissTuckermann Miss Merriam Miss EthelHorstmann Senor Riano Mr de Straleand Mr Talgny

The marriage of Miss Evelyn Taskerdaughter of Mrs E Compton Tasker ofthis city and Mr Re 1 lianna of Tennes-see was solemnized at Trinity EpiscopalChurch yesterday afternoon at 838 oclockthe rector Rev Mr Williams officiating

The chancel was set with palms and onthe altar were vases of white roses Thebride passed up the aisle with her brotherMr Compton Tanker who gave her in marriage They were preceded by the ushersMr W H Carr Mr G H Carr MrCharles J Cain Mr B T Patterson Mr

The maid of honor Miss Sara Water whowalked a little distance before the hIdewore a gown of mode cloth with a u 4icefront of violet silk and carried a brnchof shaded pink sweet peas The aridewore a tailor made cloth of smoke greythe Eton jacket opening over a blouse ofwhite silk The grey straw hat wrstrimmed with pink silk and green leaveSand the wedding flowers were white rosesarranged in a shower bouquet The groomwas attended by Mr Daniel H PerryAfter the ceremony a reception was Lcldat the Raleigh Mr and Mrs Hanna leftlater for their honeymoon trip which willconclude at their future home in theSouth

Mrs Daniel Manning has gone to NewYork She will sail for Europe about themiddle of the

The French Ambassador has dinner in-vitations out for this evening

PULPIT dESTURES ONLY

But time Rabbi Happened to EmbraceAVoniftn and AVa Fined

MILWAUKEE Wis May Isaac Rosenthal of Chicago was arraignedIn the Police Court yesterday charged withannoying women Two policemen who followed the rabbi for several blocks testPfled that they saw him accost and try toembrace several women

Rosenthals plea was that he was so busythinking of his religious work that heswung his arm about him and he mighthave unintentionally embraced one of thewomen

The Judge found the rabbi guiltyfined him 5 and costs

Growth of Masonic LodgesRALEIGH N C May 9rGrand Secre-

tary John C Drewry of the North Caro-lina Grand Lodge of Masons reports thatduring the past thirty days three newlodges have been instituted bringing thetotal number up to 214

ARMY AND NAVY NOTES

Major Alfred C Sharp Inspector Genoral U S V has been to dutyas Inspector general In the Department ofPorto Rico

The Bennington has sailed frou Naga-saki for Yokohama

The torpedo boar Talbot has arived atthe New York navy yard

The Massachusetts has sailed from NewYork for League Island

The cruiser Prairie has sailed from NewOrleans for Key West

Admiral Schley with his flagship Chicago and the gunboats Montgomery andWllfington has sailed from Bahia for Riowhere the vessels will dock and repairsome portions machinery which havegiven away

The Oregon has sailed from Yokohamafor Nagasaki

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A Philadelphia Girl Loses Her LifeAfter 1ouriiiK Oil on n Fire

PHILADELPHIA May 9 With no oneher but her invalid mother who help-

lessly listened to her agonized screamsfourteenyearold Lena Nussbeum vas al-

most burned to a crisp yesterday at herhome 1S25 Garrett Street She diedshortly afterward on theway to SL AgnesHospital

It was the same old story of a slow firea can of kerosene and an exrkwion Themother of the unfortunate girl has beenan invalid for two years Since that timeLena has taken her as housekeeper

afternoon when the girl began preparingthe evening meal The fire was quicklykindled but somehow It ould not drawNearby was a can of kerosene Lena hadnever put oil on the before her motherhad always warned her not lo But thefire wouldnt draw and her father wouldbe home soon and she wanted to have hissupper ready when be came in Withouta thought of danger she raised the lid andpoured the oil in Then she placed the canin front of the open grate Hardly hadshe done so when there came the exploales flames from The grate bad setfire to the contents of the oaR aad la aseconds time the girls clothing was inHomes Terrified site rag into the yardcalled for her mother who heard her butwas helpless

Neighbors heard her cries and rail toassistance A blanket was throws arousdthe girl IB an instant it took fire and wattsoon burned Another came to the rescuewith a tablecloth which met a like fateThe two women were stightty burned aboutthe face and bands Their injuries weretreated at a nearby drug store The girlfell unconscious and a hurry call was sentfor the ambulance In the meantime analarm of fire was sent in The back por-tion of the house was badly damaged

DESTROYED BY FOREST FIRESLoMitfM Su tola d InVirginia

PARKERSBURO W Va May 9 FIerceforest fires which have bten raging laWebster county are the of greatloss of fine lumber owned by the StoutLumber Company and T A Blankeashipwhose plants are located about two milesnorth of Camden on the Gauley in themountains

On the morning of the Cth instant theforest Ores swept down on the plants andyards 2nd in a short time had destroyedfully 2000000 feet of fine timbor In thestick and sawed T W Blankettshjp lostover 1000000 feet of timber cut and un-cut while Stout Co lost close to 1000000 feet of stock together with the millsThe entire loss of both firms will amountto something over 30000

A Cyclone In CumberlandCUMBERLAND Md May 9 A smal

passed over Cumberland last even-ing The tin root on the house of FrankKeller was blown off from the bricks andturned completely over The flying rootmissed the trees in front of Mrhouse but went over a tree In front of tnhouse of Clarence Brengle on the oppositeside of the street The tree was unllmbedthe trunk puncturing the roof and holdingIt up like an umbrella Mr Brenglos ironfence was broken down The roof is thirtysix feet long Trees are blown downthroughout the city Box cars were un-roofed and trolley poles blown down Thestreet car service was Impaired

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Attorney General Davies Arrivesin New York

lie Receives tIme Petition to Begin1rocccUIuK the Trust atthe Hotel Manhattan The

Attorneys Prepared toMake n Determined Resistance

NEW YORK May 9 Attorney GeneralJohn C Davies is in the city to investigatethe Ice Trust with a view to smashingthe combination of companies that hasIn its power to fix the price at any flgur

At the Hotel Manhattan today he re-

ceived the petition asking him to beginproceedings against the trust with a viewof canceling the certificate whereby theice barons hold New York In a grip otsteel He received the notice of LawyersEinstein and In Albany yesterday and came at once to this ely

Although professing to be little concern-ed over the outcome it was plain the icekings were worried Their attorneysDaly Hoyt Mason were early at thehotel prepared to lIght every step of theproceedings M S Gultennan representedthe petitioners

The proceedings are taken under thelaws of 1SS0 which say that no stock corporation shall combine with any other corporation or person for the unlawful re-straint of trade or for the creation of amonopoly-

It is charged that the American Ice Com-pany the trust has combined with one icecompany after another In this city untilthe trade is absolutely in its hands Ithas restrained trade because its extraor-dinary docking privileges prevents anothercorporation or person from engaging la-the business at a profit That is whywith ice costing no more than 4 a ton atthe outside delivered in this city it cancharge 10 a

Unless the law ends the Ice trust mo-nopoly the four and a half million inhabitants of Greater New York will be at themercy of the giant octopus and hundreds-of small meat markets and ice creammanufacturers will be forced out of busi-ness

DIED IN STREET CAB

Heart Failure CHUMCN A llultluiorePainter Death

BALTIMORE May Mof East Biddie Street died suddenly

yesterday afternoon at 546 oclock nearFulton and North Avenues while on a carof the Central line OB his way to Join hiswife who was spending the evening withhis nephew James H McDermott of 1611Presstman Street The body was takeninto Shultes drug stare and afterward re-moved to the Northwestern police stationwhere It was identified by a brother Val-entine Foreman 1613 Division Street

Found on the body besides a gold watchmid a pocketbook containing seme moneywas a i ounce bottle of medicine whichit var afterward learned the deceased hadpurchased yesterday morning

Mr Foreman had complained yesterdayd experiencing a smothering sensationHe had not been well for some monthsMr Foreman was a painter and about fortyfive years old He had marriedman of Baltimore county Coroner Baldwins decision was that death was due tolisart failure

LACK OF WORK CAUSES SUICIDE

Account of Not llavinij a PositionPHILADELPHIA Pa May

of a fruitless search for eatptoymeat PaulT Koch a carpenter took his life yesterday His family who live at 1414 SouthJuniper Street are at a low to account fortheir fathers action Koch was fiftytwoyears oW and apparently in good healthHe bade goodby to his wife when she wentmarketing IB the morning leaving him Inthe kitchen with his daughter MathildaShortly after the mothers departure Kochwent into the cellar He said nothing-to his daughter-

In half an hour or so she missed himand went to look for him He was founddangling from a beam in the cellar deanbut with the warmth of life still in himThe man had dropped to his knees andHfted them from the floor so that the nooseshould be effective Deputy Coroner Nettwas called to take charge of the bodyKochs eldest son Hermann who works

telephone that his father was 111 Hescorched home on his bicycle and learnedthe truth just as he crossed the thresholdHe dropped unconscious and had to be putto bed A physician said that he hasheart disease and that the tidings of hisfathers fate was too great a shock for

Kane Man Tries to Burn a JailWILLIAMSPORT Pa May 9 Thornta

Keener an express messenger running onthe Philadelphia and Reading Railway be-

tween WIHiamsport and Philadelphia re-

cently became mentally unbalanced Yes-terday it was found necessary to confinehim in the Lycoming county Jail and lastnight he made an attempt to burn thatstructure piling all his bed clothingand other inflammable things on the Sootof his cell and setting them on fire Sher-iff Gamble detected the smoke and extinguished the flames

Ended III Life AVItU LnnclnnamL-EONARDTOWNr Md May M

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CHILLICOTHE Ohio May 9 DeputySheriff Mallow returned trees Asbtan

V Va last night with WHitens Tiresalias George Wright wanted ia FreesUtah for alleged murder Four agoit Is charged he killed little boya inProvo for revenge breaking keon a lake threw the bedtesiB

He escaped aad came to this ceaaty aadsome time ago ran away voder soepiefenof burglary embeszkmest forgerylIe was recently identified M allegedmurderer by a hot gr pb TJro has beeatraveling as a preacher ad fearyears age married MiMBfe Romariek awealthy wean at Ashtaa W Va

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jseag the passeagera wbe arrived thismorales ok the Reamer Advaace Cekm were Robert S Chilloe CM f ef UteConsular Bureau at Washington Lteatetiant Commander Wilmra C Eaton andLJeet William G Milter of the UnitedStates cruiser Philadelphia and Charles LHarrison Surveyor f the Paaarsa Canalroute n route to Washington

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M charges f larceny and obtainIng moneyunder false preteaces

The ceraplaiaaat is James Clever anenamored widower wbe vfg rotu-tove to a wocaan wooed her saardently that she comset to marry himprocured moaey from him ostensIbly to-

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