Nassau County Review 19050210

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A   FAMILT   MEWaPAPKB   OF   LOCAL.  ANO   eXlDKKAl.   INTKLLieSHCB
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FREEPORT,   N.   Y.,   FRIDAY,   FEBRUARY   10,    1905.
NO. 16.
JFreeport BanK
CapHal $30.00«
i.Mnat
7raapart
/mm J. BANDALL. f>rasidei,t
D. WEHLKY WXK. yi«>-Pwsi.l«ot
WiLLIAM>. HALL fs'blet
¦Mr< af DIrentwt
Xote/ Bandall tai&Cox WllMaaiB. Oolder WallassH. Comwell OhariasLWallsn WllllaBiS.Hall
Ancast Inimilt William a. Millar D. Wester Pine Danlsl B. Bsrnor Coles P«ttil HsrreiiB. Hmith Oeorfi! M. Bandsll
Oaaa. sawiit Kwal holiday., from » s. m. lo » prSroim laeUltiem si^ '»*?«'ffl~''.i Sian asBartmeot equsl lo those of either tha Kw «Sr « Hniolljs t>"k- or Trust Coo- ¦aala. aaa ererjiseeummiaisllaa ss far si Is MaSEtaal with eonsermtin maaaasiaent.
latanat st tlie rsie of 1 per eent. psM «i ttaSrSSaaila. thr« moiilh. nr more. Drafts taaalaaallparUot Enrnpe.
Dasss •raeral bonlilas Imnlnrc.
AssaaaSi al eenvrationa. coniiwhiM. iu- ¦MSare««..ao»eilnl.
¦Mtrssstlsfaetioa Kuanuie'tl.
laqnltlM wlU treeitio pnimpt ¦tlenllnn snd fca ihinlalli' sasawftd.	
CDOAR JACKSON
COUMSK LLOR ' AT. LA W
132 Naaaaa tt
NKW VOKK ¦ALOWIN.^NABSaU CO.. L   •
MORTGAGES Money to Loan at 5^
Amaaaaaottn. mbmmumw. umm
ftLBCnr D. HAFF eOUNSCLLOR'AT'LAW lILV. ItLTSti
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The Wail Street Journal
Bbaa  adrioa   and  aniwan,  withoat
ttiaqnlriaa aboat luTeatmanta •ndarljlvB oaniMa of BMikal Detarminca facta goreni'
ayalaaof Mcnrltiei.Orltioia«a.<uialTaaa laviawa Bailroad aad Indoitrial ra- 9tltt. Baa ooaydeta tabloa of aarnlnga rfpNMCtiaa. Qaotua aotira and Inae- Hw aioAa and banda. Reoorda tha Ita lilt ¦aWol bonda and tha yiald oa iBvaitaaBt al tta prioa.
Oa* aiko rfoit'y eonrutts the Tm Waix ¦iBaai JouBBAL it belter qoalifitd lo latitl aioaay tafely attd profitably and a adata ithoal iaotttounti than one wke iomatltoio
PabUtbad dally b7
Daw, Jmoo * Co.. M Broad Bt., N. T.
Tta oidaat nawa aaenojr of WaU St.
Ill a jaar, f 1 a month.
4. SCVMOUR SNCDCKCR COUNSCLLOR-AT LAW
HOfR|MtMM
Naw tort
•SwIaBMapabiad Bank Bailding Omom Mala aad raltoa Btrcats
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OVR Neasvuenents
•¦d oar ariitam of mttin* are sore tc ¦tfaataoiatety latiBfaiitorr resalts.
Wa tata eapoolal pains thst eaoh aar- laata stall be op to onr higli standard tlaMaUaaoe.
¦i|k Cls.Ba lAt\«t\iii
A aawirod if wa aal joox order.   Cholot Mttaa to isuot from.
m IEW YORK TIILOR
\     Nam Staiwsr th« BankFrceport, L.I.
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Do YOUR Children
ABK
QUESTIONS?
Of ooorae thoy Uo. It ia ttair «igr o( kaming Aiul it ig jour dnty ta Bnimr. You may nood a dio- tknary to aUl yon. It won't an- raer every question, but thero are ttaoMnda to which it will gire 70a tma, clear ami defiiiito antwen, B0( aboat words onlr, but about ttJBga, Uieeun, iiia-iiiiiery, mea, Blaeea, storiea and tho like. Then, {ooi tho children oan find their OWB aniwers. Somo of our giuatuat mvn havo tiM'ribed ttaiy poBwrtoitudy if tho tliotiunai;.
Of eonrsc yon wmn the beet dic- tkniary. Tho moni rritical prefer Um Now iind Knlar^oil IMition of
webster's
International
Dictionary.
/ ' yiin ^iiv anjl ytmetiont
iihiKi/ it n-rile ae.
G. A O. MERRIAM CO.
amtNoriaLD. maaa.
BANK OF I
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TUU#a ATa., RacRvUla Caatra, L. I.
HIBAM It. 8|IITH. PrMi4>-Dt
THOMAB G. KNIOHT. Vlrt-Prwiicloiit
BBROEN T. RAYNOB. <'.»hi.r
¦aard el Mrcctera
f;«nr(« Vi. DsTiw Jf4in Vin«rrt Oleatwartli D. ''ui OharlMW. H«><« ArrmdarKmlih John W. DrMoii Rdwsnt T. Tbural
i>      Tliommli. Ki.ight Ilirxin R. Sn,illi
lilm  Wanlrr B. Hmirli
t'liarlcl I,. Wnllura Aunt in ('omir«<n John T. DaTin>,i
in       Ilamillon W. Ptnrull
Wl-lln a (ini-ral BsaliioK Buaisost iit Decosit and ar«<iuiil.
InWnnil paiil iiD Ppwisl Dfpoalt*.
Drafu ImuwI on EnKlniul aixl Ihe ConliniMil.
Vour Pslnmasi- 8olirit«l.
Ilankina Houn: » A. M. to 3 r. h.i l-aluntay. »A. a. to 12 a.
Dixoiint Daf»: Tue^dari' snd Fridnyi.!, A. «•
Lew Pricea in Philadelphia.
An tntereitiOK and amusing instance of business acumen on tbe part of a Oerman butcher in Philadelpbia is fur- atthed by a (entleman in that eity.
"Ope day," says this gentleman. "( inquired ot the butcher tbe price of sausage."
" 'Sausace iss sixteen cents a pound,' replied he, after a moment's aeattatlon: 'but to-day 1 haven't no lauiasa already.'
"Whereupon I asked why. If he had aot the goods he should quote a pricu :hereon."
" 'Der question iss easy lo answer,' replied he. without a suspicion of a imile. 'If I had some ,of dose sausage ten der brice would be dwendy centn. rei. But I hat no sausage, no; so I makes der brlce low. It gifes me a reduckshun unil it costs me nod- alngf.""
A woman'a Intellect Is seldom up to thi^    Htar.dard   of   hor   convrr.satioiiai
BIRO INVESTS WIIH POWER.
Superstition Connected with Jevwelet
Toy of England's King. \ Whea as a girl Amelie de France now Queen of Portugal, flrst TlsitecT Windsor Castle, the mystic jeweled bird which was taken from the throne of Tippoo Sajib and presented by tbt East India Company to George III. waa tbe object of her profoundest ad¬ miration. In fact, it fascinated ber ro mantle soul, and Queen Victoria, wbo had a strong strain of romance in her nature, quite understood her younp guest's feeling, so she ordered the bird to be taken to tbe princess' apart ment, in order that a sketch might lie made of the treasure. The Hrsl thing the Queen of Portugal asked for the night she entered the ban queting ball on tbc King's arm and caw the blaze of tbe celebrated gold plate upon the buffet, was this jeweled bird! His majesty immediately or dered that It should be placed upon Ihe tabic in front of tbe Queen, tbal she might gaze uoon it at her leisure There are mauy legends woven about that bird. A Lrndon journal says tbe Hindoos call it "I'ma," and Ibcy say that whoever owns Uma must reign over India. It is supposed to have the gift of locomotion, and it alights upon the head of whosoever il endows with royal power. It is about twelve Inches long, and Is shaped like a pigeon ¦with an exaggerated tall Hiibles. brilliants, emeralds and pearl! are sewn about tue quivering featherf of filagree gold work: it holds a price less ruby in its beak, and an emerald of great size and luster hangs froir Its breast. Tbe bird shares with th« Kohiuoor the superstitious regard ol the Hindoos, While the I'ma folds Itf wings in the castle on Ihe Thames and while the Kohlnoor blazes in tb€ l-Ingllsh crown, there is nothing elsf to do but be as good siilijccts of Kin; Edward as may be. Il is tbc will ol the gods.
Fox in a Dining Room. A fiix, being hard pressed liy the Tidworth Hunt, washed through tha large window <if the dining room of the residence of Major Koyie, R. E., at Nctheravon, escaping through tbe Xront door.—I.r<ndon  Kxuress
TWONEUfSIAmilOlinED
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Come Into Union as One State,
THE DENONSTRATORS
of the
International Correspondence
Schools
lire cuniiiiK to
Freeport
(111
February 9th, 1906
to hold a disiil.'iy nf tlinir couvsoh .it
DaSilva's Bazaar
until
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I8tli, 1905
NEW  MEXICO THE OTHER ONE
nrliali   „r   MauT   Bouri   In   lli*   Hrnal*-
Aiii«ii.linciil    SB,Yaedlu2    Alnrailmaiil
l,>   OrUliKl    Bill    Pmroaail    B>[*r«   a
l>«llDll»   Aireemtmt Coulil   Ba S(lll«,<
I pan—mil Kr Known aa Oklalioiiia.
\V;i.|iiii):i„i,.  n. c.-  At the end nt n
cihiiMioii-.  ileliiite lll.ll   I'ls'e.I  alui'iKl
i.iiii' Iiours. till- Sennte lU s.in o'liock
.11   iiiKht   ti'iilatiVfly   iiddeil   Iwo   Mars
I"   III*-  Anierlinii   tlni;  l.y   passing  tlie
ii'int   .StntehiuHl   1,111   iiilmittinK   Oklii
liiiiiin and iiidlsn'i'prritiiiy i,i liic Iiilo'i
lis OUP .>*lale. 1,1 Iw known us OklMlu.
lii«. mill I'leviiiiiig New  Meii, o lo tin
ilignily  of iinollii".-  stnli-.   In  licir   iln-
name  of   Ihc  pic-oiit   Ti'riitiu.i.     Al-;.
Konii  nns climinati'd from the provis.
ions of Ihl' bill, .so far Hf slMtehiuHi is
I iinrirneil. The m lion of tin- Sennte liHisi III'loniurri'il in by the Hnnsr Ik'- liue it IHll lie,-onie rireiliv,'.
Till' loni' si-«>i,in «'a« iliiii-urieri/.t'd liy I'Xiiiing iiuiili'iiis anil uwny sui-- |irisi-s. lleginaj-iK promptly wlicn il lonveni'd nt 12 o'lloik, the Senate pr-i- I'ci'deil 1,1 1(insider lllc varlou.s suieiid- I nii'iits wlllill had been RUggi"sied by Illl' riiiiiinittee on 'rcrritories und I wliiili bnd been passed over, line of i the lirsl of tbese taken up wns lln' iiini-iidnient problliiilng the sale of in- to.\i(aliiig liquors in what Is now Ir- (linii Territory for tbe next ten years, nud Ibis wiis lilsiilsced with s substi¬ tute ofrerml by Mr. Cnliriiger. whic'.i extended Ibe uiueiidiuent to tlie entire .State for twenty-one yenrii. riie suii- slitille vvas Iidopled.
'I'lie Ilrst surprise of tbe dny inme wlicii Ibe roninilltee ni-repled Mr. I'or- iikers aiuenduienl, providlr.K for s'spp- iiniie vote by each of the Territories of .\rizoiiu und New .Mexico on Ihe foii- slltiition to lie adopicd by tbe proposeil State of .\rizonn.
Tiiat provision lind si-arcely been made a part of the bill, wben Mr. Bard presented bis Hniendmenr, wliich lind Ill-en orlglnnlly ofTered by Mr, Tntter- son. and which provided for tbe admls-' slon of .New Mexico as a State wltJiout Ihe addition of Arizona. This amend- ment proved to be Ibe point around ivhich all the siibseiiuent proceedings if Iniportauce revolvinl.
It was at Brst ndopted liy Ihe close tote of forty-two to forty. Tills vote was taken nheii the .«eniite was i-lltlnB
II coniniittee of the whole, and was re¬ versed in tbe Senate proper by the tie lole of thirly-eiglit to thirly-elgbt.
Suli.scquently Ibe Senate decided by a .'otc of tblrly-elglit lo tbirty-slx tn ellni- iiate New Mexico and Arizona entirc- y from tbe bill, nnd tbis result bad lardly been announced wben Mr. Hard, n slightly changed form, renewed bis Jiroposition for the admission of New Mexi'O as n Stnlc. and Ibis. In thi- 'iirm of the ninendment, prevailed by lie vole of forty to thirty-seven. <>ue •f llie nttirmative votes wns, however, •list by .\ir. IJeverldife, in charge of tbn illl. for the purpose of niovins tb,' rc- ¦,iiisidei'ntiou of tlic vote.
He wus prompt in enteriiiK lliis mo- Ion lis -oull as Uie r.'sull wns nn- lonui'i'd. Iinl llie ninlion wns laid upou 111' table liy u vole of Ibirly-iiliie lo birty-eHbi. The elTct wns to cliniiii- ite .Vrizoiin from the bill and to eMsli- Isli n Slate of New Mexico and anotU- M' of tiklahouia and Indian Territory, ill tbis form tbe lilll passed.
Tbe defenl of the Bard nmeudment .n Ihe Sennte after ll hud been adopted
III coniniittee of tlie whole gave rise tu ionic interesting incidents. Mr. Bailey ¦nllinnteil Hint there hnd been u 'trade" regarding tlic adoption of an inieiidnii'nt adding a porlioii uf .\ri- !,ina to I'lali.
Till' Mormon qiicsiion n'.si received 111 Hiring iluriiix; ibe day. While tile irovision for the separate adiuls.sion if .New .Mi'xiio was under lonsidcrn-. lion Mr. iliiri'iiws, Cbairinnii nf tbe ''iimmitti'e on Privileges and Elections, iiinonn, "d his opposition to tbe bill, Illd slated that It was due to the pia,'- lice of polygamy in that Territory to (u,li an extent Ibat be considered it liiwise tn Inketlie adniinlslration away 'roiii Ilie Kedernl nutborllies,
.Mr. IMiliols. Mr. .M,'l'onias and Mr. f'liitt. of ronnei-tiiut, referred to,_tlie incstiiiii of piilygnmy anil to the revc- aliiins licfoie Ibc --oiuiiiltlre. Tbe biil iriginateil in tb,' House ami will ^o to oiifcrcn-c.
(Ikliilinui.i I'ily. (Iklii ¦ Tlic .inncuinc- 1ICII1 that the rnilcil Slates Sennt" liail passed the Stntehooil hill piovb'.- nu fur Joint aiiinlssion of Ukinhoiun Ulll Indian rerriiory. created great en¬ ibnsiasm here. Public demonstratinni. if rejoicing took place in nearly every :iiy and town of Inith Territories.
OG VOLCANO IN ERUPflOM
HINOBEVENISOFTIIEWEEK
FOUNDSLAINiN HIS SLEIGH    NEW YORK  STATE   NEWS
•"cnewed    Oiilbr.nk   ot    Nicaragr.3 KounUi'i Ca'.issi Dev.\ila'i<i'i.
ileaiMthiii   I ilr mV   «.Tiln»y  Briaga Itrporl
.>r Iha iliaaatar In Hnn Franiiiio, >'al,—
i:aillii|iiak«> frrialol Ki|>lii<ii>n.
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MASHINCTON.
rrisidciil Itoosevell sigm-J the 1,!1 liiiiviiling for iiinstruitlon nf rallronib 111 llic Philippines.
It was iiUliially auiioiiii, eil al ihf While House tlint Krederick 1. Allen Uie t;oniniissl,incr of I'aii'iiis. wouli lie r<>tnin('d iu lils piescui iitll,,' iliir ing Ibe iie»*.\dministraIioii
Till' Iiouse Comuiitlee on tlie .Iml., i sry by » vole of eight to live or,icr,',' lii.e, foi llficen y,.iu-.i!i,'m'cai volonuo j « f-ivorable repori ,.ii ibo .'biyloii biV ' . , , repealing the Baiikiii|,ii y law A nn ,-l Mon;.,,oni',,'. I'll 1,1-   i!"rUiw,.si shore     „„^.,,.   ,.^|,„^,   „..,     ,„^,,,.    „,   ,,„,
,.r  I..1I; •  M.iiiiigii  .   iM   .Vicaragiin. slid- [ House  by   M;    l',,\v('i-    of   Masva, Im
ileiily   I,insl   lill"   i"i i,l,,ns   lury   at 1 setts.
L'.:;i> .,', I,,rl.  1,11   ,l!-  iilicriioi'ii  of -Inn- i      Seiiaior   Plans   i,iii   reli,-\iii.-   :iiii,i
ij„       .. ! moliile owuers ,,r Ull-iiei-e-sily 111 lli.l"
",.; .   , ,,     I  ing gasolene tires before liii.-iriling fev
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( iiy 1,1   >vdii..v.    Mie  was in  lie poll ;  ,„g,„„   „„„.,„. ,|,e onlv means on.rin;.-
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George Williams, of Walch ung', N. J. _   Murtlered in a Lone'y Spot
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lire and siiiok.- were   ihiiniy visible.
ll   i-  Iiclicvi'il   Uic;-,-   lias   i.i-cii   j.Mcal   '  po.-eil   lo   aoniiiilst licstnc'iion lit !.,-,ipii >  an.l the loss of j  Snnto Komiiii.,. insiiv  lives among 111" nnliics .ir.iiind Speaker  (nnnoii   ile.-linci   m  11
tbe base nf the vol.an.'. j  rresideiil    Iluosevelt'    diiine,-    f.
.Mom..l.l.Ill," is lllil .\ , :i,- in Uic 1 Supreni,'r.,ml .Insti,e.s lie .aiive 1:, interior fron, (',,1.111,,. and is a shapely. unwilling to .."iiceilc so..lal \ i-inliul p'llli-liH»i r-'I   bigli.   soinewhiit      di'ii,-c to the .liisiirc-.
r.-sciiililliic   till'   taiuoiis   I'n.liynnin   of I 	
laiHiii.     I,   i-  liiglici   iliun  any  of  111 "llier nioii'i'.ains in li,,- ,.|inin Ibnt run
tell to claims of .\nieiiiaii 1 iUz-iis.
Tbc State :ic|iai'tini>iil  iins aiiicii,lc,1 the   protocol   ninler   wliiiii   ii    is   pni
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(HI!   AlmlTKli   ISLAM'
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ordered, and Iir. (icorKc .M. Hall, .iit.'r an exaininiitloii. said lie wns not ui'der the Influence of drugs, but was appar- oiitl.v suflTering fnuii iipliasla.
The lleti'clive Iturean iiillcd up Chief of Police Kicly. nt Plaiiitli-Ul. \. .1., wbo read off a description nl Iln- al¬ legeil nuirdcrcr of Williams. Ii tallied with the des.iipliiin of W,'Oil ex, ept as to age. Wood says he is iwiniy six years i.lil. but the man win. saw lb.' supiHiseil inurdenrot Williiiiiis ilionght the man was tbiriy Hm' years ol.i. I'he murderer was d.'s,iil«-d :is having a mustache. Wood was , l,.|.ii sliiiviii. but be said he ri'iiiovcil liis miisiai'li' on the day of lln- nimilci.
The Slate's Kinances. In bl« aniiiinl reimrl to tbe I.egisla- I  ture,   at   Alliany.   for   the   fiscal   year ended   Seplemlier  ¦JO  last.   Slate I'lin- Iroller   Kelsey   shows   tiie   aclinil   re¬ ceipts lo hs\e been »2.'^.."i4S.nta>.!lS. ihc actual expcndilnreB fJ.''i,iklO.T1K'..T.'l. ninl Ihe cash balancf In the Trensnrv Sep. j  tfiuber   :«l.   IIKM,   JI!i.S4i>,7!V...VI     After the   proper   idjusiineiu   of   nppropriu lions,    however,   the   actual    working balance   Is   found   to   lie  $S,7irj.'.';u;.iPJ .   rbis   eiceiils  llle  estimate  of  a   year j ago liy about one 1 ml a half inlllions. '  nceounteil for almost eiilirely  by four i  lilg estates which paid that .iiiiouiil in I  transfer taxes.    Tbe total   State dcbi I  al Ihe close of the yeur was *!I.41IMU1.I. but   tbe   laual   debt   sinking   fund   10 caibiii,,,- 1 "'•¦•¦t the cuiinl ('ebt wns J.1.(!!kl.41i;t..V.. ,.,,..  11^   I Tile estimated revenues for tbe ensniii^- •        ¦ ' year are »'21,rsi:t,m.%.17. while the esCo mated   payments    nre    $2r,,7.'l.V4."7.7(i, making  the  rstlinnted   "working   l.ai ance." or surplus, in the Treusurv on Seplemher IUI, IIHI.-.. .$.'1,1141,.11S..S.S.    This is busiHl upon the theory of no cliangc ill the taxing stuliites und tiie illsi.<n . cry of uo new sources of Inxalion.    .\l- tenlioii Is called lo some of the cxcep- tlonnl claims due and pnyable by  the Slate,  such us the sum of ftkSMMIIi to meet   the   judgment   In   fuvor   of   the ruilroad liondiHl counties,  the iidverse judguieiil of Ihc court of lust rcsoil In the iusurHiice cuse,  culling for  nenrly Jl.iKKi.lski   111   refunds,     nnd     pending claims of over S'.IHUKSi for b'.al assess¬ ments.
UMATTEBOFHEAUH
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AhmltHttrPtum HASBOSUBSmUTE
THE    SUNDAY   SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS FORsFEBRUAPY   12.
ti'iii) l.ak ' .M.'ira;:,!., nintliwai'd. and I, , 11 ,lear liay iis ,,ii,lin's f,irni an at- li.Mliii' pii'.ur,' I'll  many miles.
I'm III, pnsi year a Iiaiiy line of smok.. lllis Ircn issuing f-oni Uic peak, I sign Uml Uic sliiiiilicr of Ihe ginnt niiglil icrniiniilc. I'iniiter^. however, were nlll,lain 10 aliauilm. their rich rii,,'.i>. anil tl:.' peons iCiii.'iiin'd In the littl,- pucl.l'.s thai ii'silcl about the base of tb,' iii'iunlain.
Ollicci-s ami piisscn^ers of Uic I'ily l.f Sydii.'y say llic day was clear anil llici-e was i,.i wind blowing wbeu a tongue of fla I'lc sliol out of Monio- lonibo's upex. The rti'iuc appeared lo lie tmn feet l.ini:. With >t, uioiiiiting •Iralgbl up t.' Ill,' s'ry. arose a cloud ,if Jet black smo!;,-. rilling up in fast ivbirling convolutions, as tlioiigli forced fnim mighty bellows. I'lic whole sky (VMS soon overcast.
Bul the biack smoke did not obscure llie longue of flame that .-loud like n golden pillar. It seemed like some solid thing. 'Ibe roar of the eruption was lienrd across the vnlley and mountaiu langc .le'V 10 the s,a. People 111 the -treets of Coriiit 1 beard ll. but the sight vas mov terrifying than the sonnd. ami llic Ni'-ii'ngU'iii« did not i'lll" Ihcir anxiety.
A fen niiinilcs :'.rie, tlic eruption slarleil t'b'g'.ams iiesaii lo be received nt I'nrinto from I.eon, Iwdvc miles from Ihe vol,-nno. saying thnt liuuilreds of unlives were fleeing in all direelions from tlie iieigliborliood of the volcano. No pariiculars could be obuiinoil. but till' aiilliorilies al I.con expressed tbe belief that 11 vasi aiuounl of damage would result from Uic crnptloii. No lavn bnd liccuii 10 tlow so fnr as wns known at I.eon. nor bnd pHUiice slone fallen, us wa.- Ibc cnsc when Snntn Marin, in tjuulcmau was a, Uve twu or thre? years ago.
There weie violent cnrtlKiunkes just before the eruption.
Till Cily of Sydney lift Corinio al !» o'lloik Hint iiinlii. mid nnlil almost ironiiiiK WII- witiiiii sight of llu- uing iLlicciii spi   lailc „f llic er.iinioii.
Tb. sight vas mor,- lerrifyiii',' tlinn dnriiig Uie iiny. for flumes bad liroken lilt froi,, llic apc.K lo the bnse and spread like :x slicet ovit tli" ,oiic. until Ibc moiiiitaiii Inokcil lik" u iiyramld liurnislied In the l,r,giiiiiH«s of llic snn. And slill 111,' longii,' of flame rcnclicd I an,  imvalil liie sk,v.
Govi-ini.r Wri^l.i bail a conrcicii.c with Ihe llilllil,•ii,,il presiilenle- of lh,- Provinci' of Cavile. lie is arruiii:in'J for the i-,i operalion of all Uic in-niav forces againsi   Uic ladniues.    .\ii a,Id:
lional   fore of , o"s|aliiilai v  has  1 11
placed in llic lield a'ld lb' l.iilroiics nre now oiilniiiiii.,'icl an,I nre s.at teriiiL. S..111.. .!.¦ llic native ,itH,-'a!s sav that tliev liave bcii ..bllgi'd to red Ihe la,Iron,'s aii,l fiiriiisli i'lfovmali.ii t.l Uic.,1 on pciialiy of having ilieit properly dcsiroyeil ami being ruiiici'.
The lU'odiii tl,,ii of rubber lias proved comnier.-ialJy snncssfnl in Hawaii
rifti-en .\mi'ri,aii warshins sailed from l.ii:;on. P. I., southward to niain- taiii neulralily in the Hi'chlpelago. '
• liiicral Corbin. couunnndinc Uie Philippluc lllvisliiii. nnnoiiiices Ihc death from a, lllc septb-Heiiiiu nt Cain|i . Buminis of I'irst I.leuleiiaiit Morton I,, .\viry. Philiiniiiiv Scouts, who was wouuilcl in action nt Iloiores Itiver. | on .laniinry I'l.
.\ fore of ,-oii>talMilnry comm.'indeil , by   l.leinennnl   Molilcr  has  killed  live \ sub-Icnilers of the ladrones lu Uic Kl   j and of Ncgros anil beheaded Papa Isio. their lender.    Papa Isio was called the ¦ scourge of the island.    Kor ten years ! be was engaged in plllasiug hacicnilas and kidnaping farmers  for lansoni.  .V reward of .fJiNlii v.as on his bead.
Pluintield. N. .1. Silling Im,1i iipil^lil in bis sleigh, deuil, with a bnll.-i in liis back, showing he had l.een iiiurilcrcd .bv a coward who bad tired at him trom beliind, licnriic Williams, of Watcli- uug. lliirlytw,, years old. was lound at noon on the road lo Millinglon.
"Kllle<l by n hiKliwayiiiaii money," was Uic flist .liidgni Wlllluins. who wus a prosperous gro¬ cer, had been known 10 .any goodly tiiuis. But thnt simple explanation failed and mysU'ry sliroudc.l Un- ,'ii.se when search of bis pockets revealed his cash and papers unloiichcil.
About 11) o'clock H. 111. a stranger alighted from n Plainflcld trolley i-ar near the Washingliinvilic Hold and iniiulred nl thai pla,e where he louUl gel somcl.ialv t.. iliivc him Ui a Mr. Pollock's house on the road to Mllliiig- toii. He was ilircctiil to Ceorge llcinli- ler, iu Watchung. 1,111 llcml.ler was not nt home, licorg,- Wllliaiiis consent¬ ed to drive the stranger to his destina¬ tion.
The two started ofl" toeethcr ill a sleigh. ¦I'hat was the la-t seen of Wllllnms alive. .\t noon Kiigcnc Pope, passing along tbc rond. iaiii,> iip,ni Ihc slelgli and its ghastly trciglit. The spot where Ihe crime was comniilted is sur¬ rounded on either side l.y a dense wood. Pope rushed lo .loli farm hous.' near b
.\n examination
Iluaalo Poli.e Iiol,be,'. When Superintendent of Polin' llnil. of Butralo, summoned bis detistives betore liiin to confer with tbem re¬ garding II score of daring bold ups I which liave occurred within ll: Ills I Ihlrt.v dnys mmuc one ivuiarkcd that for ! the loving cup. won by tlie bicycle sijuiul, was missing from Ils accus¬ tomed place ou a table in the ante¬ room connected witli Bull's private oflice. Imiulry 'was made, and it de¬ veloped that the tropliv has In'cii sto¬ len. It is vnlut'd at $i;i«i. netecllvcs soon were seanliing the junk shops and pawnbrokers' ottlcs trying to tind it. The theft of the cup revealed the fact that severnl duys ago u pair of trousers belonging tolnspeetor Michael .1. Donovan were stolen from Police Headiiuarters. While Mall Dcuclil.'r. a well-known tlerniaii-.Vinericuu citi¬ zen, was leaving Uie I-;rle Counly Sav¬ ings Bank n thief took .S'JOUU from his pocket.
BulOail! The Saronil Mlnula lu Cama. John It., 43-S4—Ooldrit T«xl. .loliB v« 36—Memory Varava, 49-Al—CouioaaB* t»ry on Ihe I>«y'a Leaaou.
I.   Jeaus received as .1 proplict  (vs. 43>
45).    43.    "After  two   days,'     The   two
daya   mentioned  in  verse  4(1.    "Qslilcc."
The centre of life and sctivitv in Palcatin*
(  I st that time.   It contained 3.000.000 of p«o-
lllsiiiherited I'or Alleged Ncgbvl.
Believing that  some of Ills childreu
Megliijtcd   him   in   his   old  age   .lacob
WollTcr. pf BulTalo, in liis wili, whlih
was pbiciHl  before the  .Surrogute  for
probate,   piucticnlly   disinherits   theiu.
.Miller's i leaving   bis   $l(Mlllil   estate   to   Ileleu
and gave au nlnrni. i \Voirrer    und    Kiuily   I..   Krlsierwnid.
f Williams' poikets ' daughters.     The   other   clilhlrcn   arc
York
III SSI ANS   SKIZK   (JKltMAN-:.
A .US" Tbem  of  Being li.^sci ;¦ rs a Sciiil   11.,11, 10 Man,'liuria. Il,.iiii,,     i.'i-r
nOMK.STIC.
Pr.-siileiit    TilTI.   of   tb.- City     P,,..-ii'.l    .,.     Kilii.-at:,.;i,   was   re   . rler.ici', ;
.liiiige I.ll,-ien I.. Shedileii, o,' Clinton : ("oiiuty, .N. v.. was chosen to succceil , Ilr. Albert >aiidcrvcer, nf Allianv. N. '. Y.. .IS a m.-iubcr of the State Board of ' Iti'gents at a .ioliil Itepubll.Hii Icg'isla ' tive CUIUS at .Mbaii.v.
Clirisloplicr Smith, the b,.y burglar. I of Nov.- York Cily. was hei,I in SHIKKi bail for Un- Cr.iml .liir.i. ' Cl'.n 111'iior McCracki'ii, of tlii. N,'W Yoi'i; I iiiMi'»iiy. liccryiiig Uie military trillll of Ul'- lime-, forliude liis stuileiils 10 loin ill parc.lc at President Itoose¬ velt's inaugiiiaiioi'.'
Kill Uie lirst  lime in sixty.live yenrs j nil appliialion  was made lo il;:il|cnge ! 11',- 111, iiilicrs of Ibe •Set;   York County ! (Iraiiil  .lury, lb,' iiiovi< being  made in ] tbc .\ii,r-c-iiiulge tangle. I      Two  Piorc  alli'sed   wives  ..f  .lohaiin : Ilo.il   w.r.'  ilis-overeii   by   llic   poliic, mill a Chi, ago. 111., ibcmis' found that Ills   b'si     will'     .lied   froui   arsenical poisoning.
The .lordan .Marsh Coinpanv. of Bn.s. lo.i. Mass.. -ivas allegcl to have I i-c.i r,,bbe,1 o." about iiiKlii.iliKI l.y a baud of coiis|.ii-ators iu tb.' last li".' year-.
Kii.'M men wi-.o arr.-sl.-.l in ILirbin, N,'w Y,.ik Cily. ami leHMSM lool fioiml, wbicli, th" lull,,' 1,,'licvc. solves the levsti'iv of l.iirL'larics ihorc and in Uc' 111 n.
KiglU  lii.'C. Ill" ,i.'v,' of tbe s.bonncr ¦ Aimimlii.   l.,si   at si-a.  were  landed   in New   Yoik   City   fron   the   sieanisliip ' Mesaba, wliicli had rcs.ned tlicm.
.bowed a wallet loulaiiiiiig checks on I Mary -T. Conrad. Anna It. l.auer. Jn,-,il I'lalnfleld banks ami a pocketliook with    1'- WoKTer,  Kdward A.  Wolirer.  I.«ui
il large sum of mone; ducted a large bakci-.i til two y.'iirs ago. wb Watchung aud oiienci
Williams con- in Hrooklyn iiii- ¦11 he rcuioviHl to a grocery store.
NEW   VDUK  CdltdNKil  <il II.TY.
Jury I'oiiv
Hr. Jnckson of Dcinand-
in,; a Bribe I'roin Lawyer.
New   York   City.  Coroner   .Moses  J,
Inckson wns found guilty by the jury
11 trying llim for sulb-ltlng
•lire llle a Iiort i.m of a hi.ui-
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t ha
a bril.
iold.'
iilcrev
Til.'
t wliiiii be is a maximum ml !C.'.(MSi hi
punlslinble by
IniprlKonmeiii
vicllon  will  vacate hi- olli
• lUalify   hini   forever   from
Ing ill this Stale unless th
is   reversed,     'I'lic   lluvcrin
onvicled is if ten yenrs '. Iliscoii- i'c and dls- offlce hold- c Judgment n    appoints
III,' end of
1.',Tina Il.l.      'I'liai     Itussians
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i- siiown by iw,,.-,-i.- insi iip.ii 1, d.
.\ workiuan 01 r,,-..|i wascngagcl 1,1 a gill born in Iliissian P.iuinil. and il wns lie,.ilicd that llic .oiipl,, sbonld bc marricil in lb" bride's uaial \ lling". n liaicil called S,.iiir.i,liio. When lle-y ar rived tber' ill,' liiisbnnil t<i be was s.'i/.ed by Cos.saiks as a ilesi'rler. dc sliile Ihc fad liiat b.' showed his Iiapers as a licrmnn chizen. an.i afiei being .-illl.b.'ll and I..1U111I, wa- sent (Villi a lini.li III ll,-».-ivi«ts to .Man I Tb,' New York Legislature, ut Al .huriii. I Iiany.    N.    Y..    v. led      to     iuvesligat
Ills successor to serve unti the yeur.
Dr. Jackson was coiivi,ti-d on il;e ! chnrge of soliciting a brii.e of fllkl j fr..ni Beiiiiiuilii Itcass to dear "Ilr." ' John W. Alexaiiilci. who was arrested on the ,'lini'gc of having caii-cd the j deatli of a woman by a criminal opera- lion. .L-i,ksoii was sent t.i the Tombs ' 1,1 awnil sciiteii,.,'. j
Wolffer and AlU'rt Wolffcr They j are left f 1 each, "each of Ibem linving j lieeu jirovbled for until able to provide I for themselves uud then left me wllh- I out attention when 1 was lu need of I tbelr good wlil and assistance," as : WoilTer states in his testniiient.    'The
children will contest the will, dalmluif
undue influence.
I Trisoii Bill For Autoists.
I Seuntor Suxe lutrisluced n bill in Uie j Sennte ut .Mhany cmiiowerlug niagis- I triites lo Imiirisim violators of the I speed regulntloiis for nulomoiillcs on lirst offenses, instend of restrlciing I Ihem to Hues, The alleged escapade I of tlie rrench nutoinobile driver. Mnu- I rice l''rt>dvrick Maximilian Briinn, In trnveliiig about llfly miles an liiinr ! through the Tenderloin district in .Man- I hattan is a direct cause of the measure j which was sent to the Senator by the ; AVest End .Association. "Bruiiirs case shows elenrly the need of su.li a la(V as this," snlil John C. Colcmnn. couiiKel to tbe asHocbillon, in explanation of the Suxe bill.
.MItS.   ItOCEIlS  (iETS   ltKI'i;iK\K,
III Uic other case, iliree (Icrinan, (Villi .lossed Ihe bonier to sltcn,! : (veilding of niissninrclaiivi s were als. Hrr.-st,-d as d.-s.-it-r- a'ul sent lo ill, » a I.
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AM Kit
During this Concentration all courses are sold at a larg:e discount. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
to obtain the means of a good educa¬ tion almost for a song.
PllOCt ItA'KIU (IK KINLAND Sl.At!*
Assassin   Sho'jts Czar'-   Ilulei   in   llel- sinsfors.
I Ilelsingfors. Kinland.-J. M. E. Soi.« alon Solnluen. I'riK-uralor.lieneral of Klnbiiid (who before he was ennohlel
, (VUS known by the name of Jobnssoni.
¦ ivns   assassinated   by   a   young   man
: whose Identify lias not been deter¬ mined.
The assassin und Solnlncns son were both wounded lu au exchange of shots iinuiedlutely   afterward.
: 'i'he motive for the killing apparently was political, the slain ofllclnl being a
I proniinr'iit member of the Covernniem party.
For further Information or catalocues
Inquire of our Local Representative
More strikers Killeil Tnciiiy siriki-is were killed by iioops SI  Kalisy.. Itusslan  Poland, uinl one at L.dz
W. p. FRALEY
Ib-Igian Miners to Strike. Ilic    Belgian    Miners'   Congress   dc- ciib'il   by  a   i.irg"  majority   lo  begin  a B'-neral strike
Freeport, L.
Biissinn  Nobles Petition Cssi. Nobles  of   Sl    I'eier-bini   pcllii.ined 'lie   Ciai    for   representative    g.ivrriv uieut.
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In N'orway tbere sre ^.'.tj locsis alBl iatiil wilb tbe Xniionsl Federation ol 1,1.1,01
Ihe l4uildinK Trades Conncil. of Kos toe. Kill e»tabliFb a Hospital for 0011 suuiptivrs
There are more thnn 1*0 nsr.oDal aiH? ini.rnatlonal nftiliated Anions lu the .Vmerican   Koderitioii.
liuriUK tbe pas', year 125 uuions linr> Httiiu'twi Kith tbe Caiifornia Stan Kederatlrtu of I^tmr
l.almr Journals of Europe are predict li,K disastrous outbreaks amonj tb< biboriiig classes.
I'll;' "omen dancr^ of Paris I'niii.c. have non- joiued tbe rtukt 01 Ihc  tra.le  unionis'-.
i'»f lii.-^ :«.',.W*» wage eai net ft leiKirt ¦liB 1.1 tbe -Nen V.H-k Biut', u of l.al)0' Si,iii.C,s. '2i per I ent. -nere idb tlirouslieii the tb.id .lUaiier of Itaq.
Ueporls froiu tije mrr-tettf.te-, ot 11'. inleniatiiiu.il orcauitationa furnish Ilw inforuiailou that ibere batr lieeu U mied durin: the past teir 401(i cbar ters.
routracts btra Ims nm'.e with Bel si.iti foremen 10 lea.h Ciiiui-s,^ vroik u.en llle iu.i(i.:seuieut u.' ibi uijcbii.tr.i and the uiott oiprovwl ijiethojt o. li',.ittattkixtf.
liari!,-s niailc a'j.iiiist Sii|ii'euie Court .Tiistb-e Ilo„k,T.
More than 11 niillicn tlsh esu- and .1 larte .•oiisiciiinciii of uaiiir- for breod in;; i,in'i„iscs ivill ln" sent I 1 Neiv 'Aett- lm.l. Ten .ill. civen by Picsidint Kon-.^rll. .ire aiihi'i:; tlie animals
i'mikIiI ril,ilini: ili,- Kiooklyn Navy Vard. .Liii.es Sebrcy vvas shot and in- siantiy kille.l by Priv,-iie I,. T. Milton, 1; -entry.
.\rrcst"d f.ir arson, sixlcea year.nl.l ItayiiKiial   Hoivniaii   i-iinfc.sscil    scliin;.'
Vcrinoiit Sherill- l-carcil inlay I"iilil Hour ] Windsor, Vl. Tl iug tlie reprieve o the i-onviilcil Ili-ii to ,Iune 2. from I b.v II. II. Peck, dill II luornlUK
His oonilnn elided the the Sheriir tlnil the rcinicve reach bim bi-fore 2 o'.lo.k p.
bud 1 11 tlic lime set tin Ihc
The death warrant was re
Kjii'ciitioii.
lie   iiic--ciii.'er   bcar-
,r   .Mnry   .M.   Itouers.
iniiiKton   iiiiirderess.
.riior Il.-ll to Sheriir irriv.- until tiw t for the linni;-
inxlely of iiilcht not 111., which cxe.ution. ll to Mrs.
Bonllre of tiamlilers' I'ools. ScbeniH'lady bad n lioiillre, the inn- terinls for wblcb cost some |UkMIO. CouimiSNloner of Publie Safety .lohu McDerinotI was llie producer iind gen¬ ernl promoter of the spci-tade, which was personally conducted by Chief of Pollee .lames W. llyiiex. The place selected wns the cily lot back of the dty building aud the Ifiue 11 o'clock In the nfternoon. Here wns built n Arc of thousands of pinyinic cards nnd n
thousand  or  more printed   sl Is   for
keepliiK cases In faro.
iirl Lives in Bnrii.
8h,
Millerton Is Mis
pluck. cVefAl
pic. There wa* a larice foreifin population, snd the .lews ivere more ready to taeawa the goapel than in the south. M. "Hit own country." It would seem that at thil time .lesua regarded Jerusalem aud Ju- dea. in a very important aense. at "Uia country." not aimply Ilia birthplace, but the place o( Uia Father's house and Kinf dom, it Iieing the inetropalin of tbe Jews. Tliey had already maiiil'rsted hostile feel¬ ing toward Him. and therefore Ue turned Hia footsteps nnrth\vard*(John 3:25). Thit proverb whicii Jesua here uttered Ue re-
fieated at Nasarotli and whh there rejecte4 ly Hit own kinamrn. Ilia "own country,'* Inen. meant Naxarelh. where He had arown up. Read laike 4:24; Mark •:}; Matt. 13:57. iS. "Into llalilee." The country of Cialik-e. He liad acvomplithed Uia journey from Judrs. Uia stop in Sa¬ maria waa for two iia.va only, "Ketwivcd Ilim." Thia docs not mean that none n- jectcd Him, but where He went Ut wta welcomed. Hia firat miracle there, ntarly a year before, wai slill in their mtmory. and it waa only a few' weclia after that when those same countrymen met Him at the Pasiover, and there witnessed olhtr miraclea and a display uf Hia authority in cleanaing the temple.
II. Tne nobleman's rniiieat (vs. 46, 47). 46. "Again into t^ana." Where Hia dial- plea witneaaed the tirat display ot Hia pow¬ er, and where their faith in Uim aa th« Messiah was contirinrd. Very likely He was again entertained in the home 01 Na¬ thanael, "A certain nobleman," Literally "one belonging to the king." Herod Antl- paa waa kmx at thia lime and this man waa probably some high oHicer of Htrod'a court. Bome think he waa Chuxa, Herod'i ateward or chamberlain, whoae wife, Joan¬ na, miniitered to Jeaua tLukc 8:3). Thp- miraculnua healing of the nobleman's ton reiemblei the healing uf the centurioo'i tenant iMatt. 8:5 and Luke 7:1), bnt muat not bc confounded with if. "Son wat tick." Very sick (vith a fever (v, B). Oiteate and death conic alike to high aad low. There is miaery in iialacea aa well aa in hovela, "Ca|icrnnuiii. A city on th* northwest coast of tlie aea nf Galihe. Soon after tbis Jesus niade Capernaum Uia home,
47, 'When He heard " Probablr through the reporta ol those who had bcea at the Passover, if lie had not himwit wit* I neaaed the miraclea there. CapemauBt waa not more lhan twenty milea from Cana, and the news would quickly apread that Jeaus wat again come to Galilee. "AVent unto—beanuglit," Here we aee hia tender afTection fnr hia aon; he epared no paina to get help lor him. We alao aee hia great respect for our Lord; he came him,- aelf, when he might have tent a aervant, and he besought llim. when, aa a man in authohtv, some would think he might have ordered Hia attendance. The great¬ est men, when they come to Uod, muat be¬ come beggars. "Point uf death." Time* of aorrow and deepest need lead ua to Cliriat. When no earthly iiower ran aid us wc turn to the One who baa all power and love,
IU. Jesus dcinandt faith (va, 48-10), 18. "Except ye aee." Not only did they demand miraclea, but miraclea performed in a striking manner. How totally unlike the Samaritans, from whom our Lord had ao lately come, who embraced the divinitjr of Uia teachings without demanding won- dera. Thia nobleman rame purely ab- aorbed in his dving aon, anxioua for tb* bodily miracle, nut thoughtless of the di¬ vine claiina of tlie Saviour of ainnera, Il is thia aelfishneta of apirit tiiat Jeaua now rebukes. Tlie words of thia verse are, aa it were, an ejaculation, a thinking aloud ol Jesus.    Ue seea that tn awaken thia
i;e|ili.ti   ,,;¦   Iiavid   .I'.Viinera'   P.iisi   ol Wasliinston l-'er Cougn-s.
Wasb.iiKion. Ii. C. M. Jiisaciaiid, iln I'rcncli .\nibassniloi al Ibis eapltol. 01 lieliall   of   the   peopl,.   .,f   Krsii.c   wil
presenl  to the Congie- of lb.- I'uil'.l ]  lire i" .Dibt places al ( InirlesI States on  l-'ebriiary  li'J a   brony..- Inisi |      Wilhin   ninety   niinntes  an of iJeorBe   WaKlilnstoii   inmntcd on  a lieHUtiful luaride piniisial.
Tbis bust is a repli, a .,f11i' oiiKinal bust made In Lt'It by Kavid il'.Vngcrs who was nidcil In his (vork by liciicra' Lafayette.
IfiiBers, accordlnK lo law. and wa lowed by the readliii; of the reprieve. For the lirst lline the prisoner sbowtd. eiiiolion. Tears ran doivii ber cheek', and she wa- unable lo speak.
SIltMAItlNi:   IKIATS   IlKCOIU).
c
of
*T.''.ii(iii.iN«i four per cent icfiinilinc bonds of Ibe S iiitliern l'a,i«.- Itailnail were sold in N,'\v VorU City.
Tbe
"Hal " Mnsierson l"i,i Marshal "Bat" Masicrson. Western KUii flgbter and "bad iiiaii.' will be up pointed a depiily ruitcil Stales mar sHal fo,- New Vork si I'i •sblcnt ll'sisc vl'.'s  rc'ines,.
Miiiileier ifanired. For till' murder of ".\be" Duiilcn. a white otiicer,  lUid  Hllbui'ii,  a  .olore.l gambler,   was   hanged  al   Swalnsboro
IdllKHJN.
Ocrinan n.inc ..ivii' rs refiisi'.l to iiiect IIm' opcrallves In dis. lis.! dlfreien.cs, and till' Ciiverniuent lias Intnulmed a bill iediiciii£ Ihe lime of 11 workiir.' day  111  lic:ilcd  >:alleri,>.
The Hrilish Aulomoi.ile Club, a spc .ial cable dispal.h staleii, bus rc.-clvcd to (viihdriiw from bolb tb" Interna tional Clip and the llrand Prix ra,c« unless  tbey .nre rnn separnt, l.v.
Prince Lonis of llaltciib.ri.'. in i-oi'i mand of a Hritl-li crniser siinailroii. will visit .\iii,-iiiaii ports ill Ilr- course of a f,ii'tb,-.iinlnK cruise.
A.,-orillni;   to  advii-cs   fi-oin   Ciira.i,:i
ii'v,,luiionary     ay,-nls    an-    , ..llertii'.'i
for  a   m-iveini-ni   again-t   Pn-i
UiiHl Fr.ini  Iluriis l«aa,   S.  Morris. .',lit,,r of the I'i,|ii iilhio.  Call,  died  from  burns n-eelved ! ^^\,\]\ |-'.,J„. early   in   Ihc   noriilnir.      llis   clolbini;        ^., j,^^   ,ev„liit,oi,ar
.auuhi tire wliile standing hy nn open .' ,   ' , ,    .1,^,,,,,,.., ^,,1,1
Brute arc. Mr. Morris ,•„, eighty year, j Zv   V ^!:'il!:u'Znn,^bi ot age.
,11 Lake Steams al Six Knots \^¦hcn Suliiuerjji'il.
Newport News. Va.-Tlie Lake suli- iiuirlue boat .Simon Lake X.. in her llnal test in James Kiver, made 11 record for subiuertteiice. She tilled ber superstructure In nine and one-half minutes. Ihe previous record, made by a Freni-ii gpe. bciiii; lifti-eii minutes.
She wns tben snbmerBiii to a dsptli of thirty elglit icct anil rose to the sur¬ face again in thirty seconds. The ves¬ sel's speed was nine anil one liiilf kiiola on tbe surface, ciKhl and one half with decks uwiish, anil six knots when sub¬ merged. Coinuninilei Land, of Ibe .Kr- t-entine Kepiibll,- Navy: Capt Iiecbalr, of the Hrilish Navy, and two other for¬ eign ortlcci> Wen- aboard during Ihe tests.
Tlie boat lias l„.in sold to a foreign Rovcriimeut ami will soon I.,' dlS' muiillitl and shipped.
years  ber   father,   Daniel   IJriftlii,   lias  1 He must mnre than heal hia aon; He must
 I to  that  sign  add  an  additioniU   wonder.
{ }l* muat ao heal him aa to aromie the man I to reflection. 49. "Come down." etc. Tbia diacuaaion of failh waa as loss of tim* to him. He cannot atop to answer the re- I buke, to arcue the caae nr to defend hit i character. It is hia aim alone that filla hia ' Ihoughta. But hia earnealneaa ahowa a be- I lief in Christ'a imwer which will soon I cauM bim to acknowledge hia cbild'ala- i viour aa divine.
90.    "Oo thy way,"    This  would b* •
j great tat to the man'a faith, but he wa*
 Thy son livelh/'   Tb* heal-
been unnlile to take care of hiiuself, I onlug to advanced age. llnrliig this I time.   Ix^sldes   caring   for   her   falher,
sbe has  managed all   Ihe farm  work.
eveu working In tbe fleld and assist- I ing ut tlie Dillklug. Tbe other day their I farm bouse was reduced to nshes by a ' tire.     Since  theu  .Miss  tirifflii   sp.'iids
tbe nlgbts in tbe stalile.
A State Auto Uoad Stnte KnglnetT Van Alstyiie returned i readjr tor it, ,
to AMiany. having beeu one of a puity | Ingu ^•_",^j.lL"'.J!;'','??i'l.'',*f!{V!5?!iM at Kill Kare. the Adirondack cauii
former Lleuteiiuiil-liovernor WoiHlruff. He suld that h topic discussed by llie liurty was 11 proposed vehicle und iiuto¬ uiobiie roud through the .Vdlroiidacks, to form 11 loop, from I'tl.'ii tbrouKh Ibe Inke district to Saratoga. Mr. Vau Alstyiie said the cost to the State of . oustructiiig anil repairing tifty uillcs of mad would be alioiil J'.TKI.IIOII.
i-sl.
1.11 ll.
Sirik.. Mil  Ncai   Shr
Crude petroleum  has  b,
paying i|uuiitltles at Cadd
miles from Slireve|iort. l.i
a  company  of  Sliicvepoii
Siibmai.nc Hoat Hualiy l(l^ ail.l I.el«een lb.' Ilollaiid and Lak.' sut.uianre lorpeil,. l.i.:il . ,.inp;i llies has lie.oni'- l,,tt,-i. and -,'ii-all',iia' disclosiir-s Ml- l'iiiii-,| ^u III Ws-hins Ion   1>  o.
Till- sIrik,' in the Caucasus cuntiiiued
and   Ihe   r:iilioa.l   In..-   lias    n   'lam
agcl.
A   i.-|',.i'I   tl,.,l   r,s,-i\c-   ,11   Pi'icni, I near S!   I'- 'ii-ton 1;. Hussi.i. ii.id nml nilli was d. Illlll. Inn   il .nas aduiilie I that   ih'T.'  v\:is  .Ii-s:.ii-f,-^. li'n   1 mi;
drilling.     Tb. obstacles, nntll 1 vast    .jnaiitilv    v best ,|iialiiy of c
k.-pl sl   e
(.-port.
'11  fouiiii in
Clly. a few 1.11st July
lill'll   began
New War.leii Foi .\iil.iirii. Superlntciiileiit Collins, ot tin Prison Iiepartineiit. deslgnaliil Charles K. linker, of .\lbuny, lo be leiii|Hirary warden i.f Auburn Prls.in. In place of J. Wiirri-n .Meaili^wbo hns resigned on account of III bealtb.
Fewer  Fires  in   Forests. There  was  a   rcmarknbb-  ex.-niplbin fn.m  fon-st   tin-s,  boih  in  llie  Adlrou- ilai ks and iu the Catskill season,  it   X. IHilllted reiHirl of Colonel William  F. 1 perlntendent   of  State   Forests. ForcftI, Fish .iiiil Uame Coinnii-
Cana.    Until now the father had belimred nn the tatimony of othera.   Now hia (aitb
{ ia to reat on a beller aun)Hirt—on tb* pci^ annal contact which he had juat had with the Ixird Himaelf. "The man believed." Thia ia an inatance of Ihe pnwer of Jeau* lu convince the mind; lo auolhe <loubtt| - tn confirm faith, and to meet our deairee.
1 Had   our   Lord   gnne   with   him,   aa   b*
: wiahed, hit unbelief cnuld not hare been fully  removed.    Ood alwayt beatowa Hi*
! gift*in Ihat way in which Hia glory ia bat
I promoted and our eternal inlerat aecurad.
I 'The word—apoken."   Before thi* b* bad bebeved in Chnat's power tu heal, now h*
, believca in His word and acta accordingly.
!     IV.     Faith   rewarded   tva.   Sl-«4).    SI.
j "Ooing   down."     Krom   Can*   to   Caper-
! naum,    "Met   him."    "While  the  (athar
I waa descending the billaidea with truat and peace, tberwere aaoending them with |^*4
I newa,"    'Thy aon liveth?'   Maning th* Mme that Jeaut meant when He Biea tb*
1 aame worda—that he would recover Iroa thia aickneaa, wilh the prapect of laatb-
I ened life.   S2.   "Then cnamred he."   Hi* (aitb waa rewarded.   He had beU**«d tb*
..  i„  tn „,     lajia waa rewaroea.    jie naa ovuvvwi
s II   III    past    ^^^ ^^j rectnved iU fulflUment.   It 11 Ihe aiii.iial     ^„ d,l,ght to conaider ths works of God, ""¦    and to note the beauty and harmonir b*> <he { tween Hia word and Ilia work.   "At th«
foun.l as well.
r.ni.lli
Hill
I I'
III,
r,ps
Femiiiin,   la.-ts                        I ll   was   r,-p'irl,-il   li,'iii   L-.ii.lon   that
llie   Ilaioiiess   KiirdetMiiuu..    -i""! P:;,?V!;'? iTor^'sMMMl^^""" "'
nver ninely years old, 1, still in excel  | ' ""-l" ''"^ " '"'"' "' *-•<"-""<>"<'•-
lont  health.                                                      I Wasbiiigt.,n   il>    «.,   poslui   otll.'inl"
Ilniiganan Cabinet  llcsigns Preinicr  tx-t.H pr.-Kented Ihe resigiia¬ tion l.t III.'  Ilnngarian (.'abiiu-t to the Kuiperor.
A Lehigh X a n.'.v loco I "lli|Hiulid type. dra» train. ei|.l>Mled at ilralv men   were   klled.
.1   Ihe freiglit
¦I'k  ami Ihii-
It is aaid that Mrs .'.slor wore nenrlj fami.nno ivonli of diamonds nt n bai re-enlly  given l.v bci.
MIfts Al.<e M HolM-risoi! bus Jus,' been ipiKiinled ,,nsiiiii»tr'SK al JIusko te.. lllc most luipiriai'f town it. ibi liid:ar. Terr lory.
Illlll.'.cli-,1 arrangements r.t  Lon ('.i.;i and Pans f..r lho s.irting of mull- nii   lh-   ir.in-.ill.iiii       .¦.--.ii;.-  and  lln esiabllslimi-i.t I'f -. :.  ,..;i rnaliuinil  |.ar , eels  po-!.
.\rbiir,ilor.l  in   the  suit  of  the   llei,1 Conipaiy   atainsl    the    Newfoumibinl rerniiient ;.'i-nii:e4l n:i av^aril of ocei
uiulil¬
li rns-
¦'¦ dlg-
tbe
ilrippenlierg'asked tlie Cxar lo reihe h 11. of coiiiuiaiid of th.' secoud army in Uancbuii.i.
Prill, e libii'C. of Iloiiuinnia who ha- , been ch'iscu ¦ hlif of Uie .Vlbauian ¦ .'<iiiimilt4-es, uuiiouuced thai bis ele- , ln.l. i.iarLi-d Ihe liegiiii,,:,;; ,if a rcvo , 1,Ilion fo fiec th,' .'otiiilr,!. 1 I
Tbe (,^iieei   of  l'l nilgai is an expeil .  ti..-m„.(i.,i to the company  for llie lo.t phvsi, ian.  .Ulll  lias raised liw   :iniiise      „f leleirrapb r.--'hl». ment   to   Ihe  dignity   of    1   profeas.oii ' She i- said To !"• the busiest woiuai   If Kurope.
Miss Kti.: M N'^lsoi: is a drive: 01 Hoitea of lie riinil fri-e d livei-y fnua the Pttartel.l. M.'    ,.«¦¦.
.M,ii,, We'll,r. ,:si.r( ...:e .(cars .,;.I has sorved t,;>iii ¦••eni-rations nf tin Sibrje.li f3uiil,>. liviin; neai t'olojn.' „, ,.^ok i;." aa, ii..on   ill   P..:si..l   ,.   .u.-n-as  I
Moi" tb.il Snu> w.li.ec are emi.inv..."   '"'¦   -l"^-'    I-'"'--    ' i"sc-l    the    .-..al : iu   tbe   lar.O'i.  ..'m mioLnt   oBl-e.   i, ^i""'"" -"I •"•-,"'''•",'",';'.?   "¦""''" "'"' ' Washini-ton.   .I'll  ol  whom  bav. ..„ , ou a n.-l. at lytdr.   killing six person. Kie.! Ibc s-ii.e   ,f 1 •   .oDineiH V,  .'X  I tnd wouiidms for y-cigh:. accordii g to , ar.  nation. ' jad.spat.bfromIliai.il.'. I
No   (.iniaii  iioi a inofewkiiia!  mnsi        Kiii..i,.itk,ii   re-uui-.l   the   offeusi.c | .ian   l.a» ever   |.;.i,(,.|  m> in.poriai I  a    alter three dpys' re».. i
pa't .!. mils,, ai lii«'or,i ¦» Friu Coaiu.,, liorkv iJe Uussian uoreii.t was not >'.ig'.iei. ibc d. ,,;;¦,'..,! IJ-i. sud til. I ,,, f.vc u- ruujo. bud ii I'l'jrll Wit- "t Wjgi... I .,,. J,, ,..,,., ..iin.) i|-,„i. j
Newsy Gleanings.
fi,kp... ki-ls :iiid su :;dleis ar plying ill Mailed.
Tbere is„i.n esinblishuienl 1 sels f..r .. a, Illni; th ¦ an of i'i, giiig.
I    In   I.i.kc   County,  Calif,,ri.ia nortli  ot   Sat.   Fiaii'-is.-o,  i>  a   tree ou stilts.
Census r.iuri.s  ii,,(v ihut Iheie are I.l.-W.'IKI while ami .'..lliK.l-.'i colored people in Hriti-I' Si.uili Africa.
The Japam-s.- -nL-tly c'lfon-e a law which prohblis lh.- ii»e of tobacco by boys under tw.ntj years ..f tx-e.
T(vo I'XIra -tiaiiicra had lo be dls- p.itcbe<l fi.'iii Hr.-meu early in l)eceui- ber to a, i-,.niiiiodali' all the Itutaiau fugilives iHiuiid for Ameri,a.
A man nic. . ,.iumltt.>il suicide in Brauns.^btvi-iB. liennaDV iefi ;, leiier in «hl,b fi-ar .,f hi« iiii|,,'ii,1ii.g niar- iiage was ylKi. :.s his uioiivi.
Tin I•«r1h^I)ol.. ibe hrsl ilreek paper t.-j 111- pnblisbi-I 111 Boston. wu« leaned o.l Febniary 1, wiili •;. 1». Pappafior- glail am! .V. Sikrlylarins as t-dlla'!'.
A lioy hi Heri.i.. yerui.iu.i. only tli.r- t*4'li .vea.s old. has l.r?u i-o.iv.t-trd 'f the crime i :' l-m.- ui..ji.-tte. ami bus beeu mfutauoe-} Ij tlir.c !:.on;l.s' u,il'i1»0li- uirut.
A   I I
Scnaloi' W
borons.    II- biililing tb
n.l
sill- Slal.' ,   Armsli.i le otti. lal IntnMliicc of herons'
.•senate Ig   of  Koi
lllilll!
I'he Seiiaior .laim,
bill pro-
igrctli
the Audulxin .>i<„ iety.
ami   I' Light
•I-r   c,
that the st of
Hpaiiy.
Hi Power Com¬ as IniiiriMUHied ut luiii'lil-cs and take f 111,- Ciiisuliilaleil Coui|.uii.( ;   .'Upllai
.New Light 'I'he liuiavia j.any. of Bala Albany I., ope ovci Ibe (.nip. lia. and Lbs |1I»I.<S.V.
Mew UlMSTarr la Beae.
At Ihe recent meeting of tbe Acad¬ emy of Scleii.H. Paris. .M. Pbiaailx desirilM-d .¦•riain resear.hea upon bee stings. 'Irittu wbii b he i oocliMie* that Ibe |Miis<m of tile l>e<- contalna three principles-one convulsive, one stupe¬ fying ond one whb'li glv«-s rise to acute Inftan.nialioii Tbe existence lu the IMMMI3 of an Inseit of two |>ultou* directly i.|i|K.sed lo ouu another la. It It stnti-d   a new discovery.
Tk* ria«aar al a mat.
In three yeara tbe profenr of g pair of rait, nnder farorable eosdi* U>L». Will nunilier UWU.
aventh bour," Dtftnitc time, dcflnil* work. Thia wu either 1 o'clock p. a,, ac¬ cording to tbu Jewish reckoning, or T o'clock )i. ni . accurding to one Roman reikoning. Ihc latter eiplaina liest wby the nobleman did not g., hour tbe same night.
S3. "The lather knew Kventhin||- was clear I" hia undemtanding. It wat while he waa beseeching the Kaviour tbat bia prayer waa anawered. though at tb* tune he knew it not. Mortals can tell more nf what Ihey hare ei|>eriene*d than tbey can claim by faith Ihc diligent com¬ paring of the worka uf Chriat with Ui*^ wnrdi will lie of great vae to confirm out faith. Aa the word of 'iod, well studied, will lielp ua to understand Ilia providenca, SI. the iiroridenie of Hod, well obae.'ved, will help ua to underataiid Uis word. "Himself—whole hona. " Believed in tbe divine claims of Jeau. This la llie earliaa ¦flention nf "houaehnld failh." IH. "Sec¬ ond miracle." Not ilie aecond mirael* Jesus had wrought (chap. 3:J; v. ii), but the aecond in fltlila.
Oalg tl an^ tfalbee at it. .\Diile liatluway. of PmahonUa, Va, haa a Mub|De r4i-ord. Hlie claims to bl twenty-seven years old. aud aays sbt lias b<^eu tbe mother of twelve cbll4lr4fB all of whoui are now dead, and •!! Iieing liorn diirlng a married lir<, mr- ering aeveii yeara. Four of these fhll- dren were lH<rn ul the same lime. tbnN others had the sann- iialsl day, nnv twice alle gave l.irlh to twins, wbllt lu only one Insian.-e did a bnlie i-oiM to earth by Itself. Hhe waa uMirrlcd wben eigble«u year* of age.
A telf.maa.fmnx, I Cat.
John   H.   liei'hlb-.   nl   I'pugo.   ft., Ihe (.will 1 of 3 'ifb'rii poinif (-«t.