By *Cimecs"
London, Nov, 25.
General Booth appeitrs to have taken a turn for the better, Ie had.
4 fairly satisfactory time last wooke and ig holding his own. Miss Eva Booth therefore cancelled her pro posed visit to London, Commissioner Tigins has, "however, summoned a meeting ut the High Couneid which will meet, for the first time in the history "of the Salvation Army. in donuury next, The American Commissioners. are. sid to be determined to stick out fur democratic ideas in Army organi tion whereas some folks the system and the name of Booth, alone, perhaps reconcile the average. the "Romantic Life ut General Booth which his carly struggles and the spiritual helj* obtained from, san oh! costermonger are mentioned, is also interesting (9 he reminds ead that, ax a youth, he was very delicate' and the doctors of his day Said he would not live to be 20.
He has outlived them all, The prospects of Methodist Union have improved much of late by: nieet= ings which have been held in various warts of the country, The Wesleyans have received the neces sury vote and some therefore 9 formerly opposed have fallen into Hine, Dir, Lidett has teen pointing out that Methodist Union is essentially a spiritual movenient and it is t be hoped that this note will wed ann that rumours that. be sean "last ditehors™
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