Nassau County Review 19000209

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VOL. V.
FRKKPORT,   N.   Y..   FRIDAY,    FFIiRl ARY   !»,    liMMi.
NO. 15.
• Greater Neir York • Dentetl PeLrlors,
OOB.  rVLTOtt AND OOLO  STS.. Brooklyn.  N. Y.
tatafVaaUt. •3,00 ay.
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•aMvauagt, OtkavVUiiBB,
rULTON AND OOLD STBEETH, Oppi IiOM!»'i,        BROOKLYN, N. V.
W. i. STEELE, M. O..
tHYSlCIAX and SURGEOX
BALDWIlfa, v. I.
Oltlce, Harriaon Avenno Bortb Sbore Tolepboue Ciall, Ualdwlna U.
OCORGC A. MOTT, LAWYER,
M Ce«H St.,Oor«agh or UrooklfBiN. T.CIIf
¦aaMaae*, Lyabrook, Qa**a* Co., N. T.
Mepboa*. "SI Lynbrook," "aauUrooklyB."
e. A. DORLON.
...BOXDED AUCTIOXEER...
Odd r*llew*' Bloch. •*t,B*BrUhnn-b. PAKBtOaj.
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TIIK N.\SS.VU  ('(H'M'V COlltT  IIOl'SI-',,   WIIICII   WIM.   Ill:   KKKCTKH  .\T  MIMKll,.\     I'lidM   IT.i;sl'i;i-IIV i:   I.HUVIN
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JOHN P. WRMHT,
OBXERAL  AUCTIOXEER,
raxsromr, l. i.
PINAKCIAI.
BankorRockYilleCentrc
Villain .Ivenue, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. I.
rmtfo. r. pniLLipa, Pra*id*Bi.
VaOMAHO. KKiailT. Vice rreol.l*nt.
HIRAM B. SHITU. C'Bibltr.
¦abtrt A. Dav
BOARD 01* DIBECTOnSi Davtaa;        Tham** O, RMgbt,
rOavlani, HaiaUi
_. Edwsrd T. Tbartton, Itaa Vt. I^Mu«Bll.
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W« So A Oeaorat Basking Bniineai of IDiMonnt. I nUd on Special Depoaita.
on  Engfaind and the
ri..\N OF TIIK  I-'IHST I'I i; dl-' THI-: N.\HS.\U COrXTV COl'HT  HOUSK, TO  IiK KKI'.CTl'.D .\r :\IINKOI..\.
r FMnmage SoHcitad.
Ronn-9 A. M. to 8 P. M.i r, • A. il. to 13 M,
Dayi—Tnotdayi  nnd  Fri- ta9a,9A.U.
EFREBPORTBANK
CAPITAL,  930,000.
Ull STBKET, FIBKPOST, L. I.
JOBM }. RANDALL, Pr**ident.
OpAIJNOBT T. flPRAGUE, Vlc*.PretU*nt.
WIIiLIAU & UALU Cathler.
¦OARD or DIRXCrORSi
Mka J. Haadall, Cliannref T. S»rag«*
•¦Mhpax. WIIHaaiO. Miller,
WIMiai I. OoMar,       U. Wetler Pine, Wanaaa H. Cornwall,  Ueon^o Wallaotk niiaili D, ¦atHb.        Colt* Peitii, AigaH IbbIh, llarter ll. Smllh,
Ohaftiab. WalkMB,     (Norg* U. Raadall Wlllbua S. Hall.
. Oy*B. aneiil legal holMart, from « a. m. la ¦ a. ¦,. Off*?* (Bollltl** BBd iDdnccaieBlt in ewrrdaijartaBeal anaal lo lho*r of either Ibe Maw ToA ar BieBklya Bank* or Traal i!oni- aaMia, and .***ry BeeominadaMaa *a (ar aa It iaMlltiM wllb ooaaerTBtlve msnagtinent. . Ullfial alth* iat* ot tbre* aer cent, paidoa MMtdiiiiillU, thl** uoBtht ormons
DfalMkaaadMiallpsrliol Europa. l>a«aag*Mral baaking bailn**..
iiinsratjsr'"'"' •""¦-""•' -^^
amao tottotomtom ¦nsraalenl,
lanMM. wtu NMlv* Brompt alianlion and
Job
Printing
This Office.
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I'K.W  OK SK'.'ONIl KI..)OI! OK TIIK  \.\S.S.\l' I'OI'NTY COIIIT  HofSK,  To  IIK  KKKCIKI) .\ I'":\1I\K( i;, A.
Ta F*ll P**l*g* SlBiapa In Book Form, Tb* Pa*loBo« D*p*rltnent tt Watbing lea, D. 0,, bat ptrteoted a plan to tell {.osi- aa* ilanp* lo book (arm. It It proi>ot«.l to over lor lal* two-c*ut •tampt in bookt ol tWBlv* llamp* at a oott of twenty.lire eaals *a«b. Tb* book* will be of a tlz. aeavaalaat lo tlip lolo tbe veet pocket wlih waa paper b«lw*en lb* ttampt, uud Wllk tk* dlvl*lon of utll ni.ilter Into eiaia**, lb* rat** ol pottage and oihti kladrad laforiaatlan printed un tbe out •Ida, Tk* D*p*rtiii*ni eipeolt Ibe aales to NtBra a a*l aunual piottt ot tiOtKUOO.
TlalMta Vsr th* Parlt ExpoalUo.i.
Tb* total numbar of tickets to be iirluled for tb* Parlt Expotlllou It GJ,000,OCI(),
NA^'SAU COUNTY
COnjT HOOSE.
OFFICIAL   PHN3   NOW   REAOY.
i,,;;, i-i.uipli-le, is !.. I.o .Sllhi,lltlil. 111,- I limit .,1 i-xpotulituro .l.'ci.li'il up..ii l.y I ros..Iuti..11 .,f ilio Suporvisiir.'.. j .\ri-liiii-.'l Tiibl.y l.nn tlio w.irkiuH ' |ila..n uu,l .si.oritic.-ilii.iiH oli,ml ,',1111- ' pit'to.l.uii.l iiiileRH e.iiue uiif..rftooii .lo- ] lay ..ci'iir,. tlie w.irk nf iruuslrui-liuK I llio citirt biiUHe will beiiii at nu cirlv '.lal.'.
RtJRAL   FREE   DELIVERT, Popularlif
A M.iirniflceMt Structure, Two Stories
Hipli, .Tnd Affarting Ample
Accommodations.
IVbf
A OTORY  OF JOUBERT
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I am A farmer lotr.ited ne;ir SMny Bronk, one of the nwst m.iUii.>us IHgtricttin Ihis Statir, and vns K^tht-rfd vs .ih tn.il.ui.i f.u yurs. r. tinu-s loTCOmUI not work. anJ was hI-a.ivs vciy co iS.ipitt-J as well. For veara I had malaria so bad in the ipring.'wh.';i enu.ineil in plowing. Out I COiUd do nothing but shake, i must l.ave taken abo-.i: .1 b.irrel ef (jUnine pills besides dozens of other rei-eJics. but ne\ rr olnjincd my prmMnent benetit. Last fall, in poach tim-, I h ,d a most seiious Uttai of chilis iind then commenced to take K-^vins T.;bults, u, on a Mend's advice, and the first box made me ail ri){ht a:iJ I have povet bean without them since. I take one Tabule each mornini,' .irnl ni,^hi and coinctiines when t feel more than usu.illy exhausted I t.ike three in a day. They h»*'e kept mv stomach sweet, inv bowels rffj.il.ir and I hava iwt had the least totKli of mal.iria nor splittinp; head .ehe since I coinmcncrd usin({ th<-m. I know also thil I slit-p better and wike up more reft eshed than forniertv. I dont know hi.w many compliints RifAoa Tdbulcs will bel;\ but 1 do know thev will cure aiiy on<- in the eonditkMi I was and I woutd not be without them at any price. I honestly consider them the rheai^est-priced medicine in the woi IJ. as tl»^ are abo the most benericUl and the most convenient lo take. latn twenty-seven ycatsof age and have worked hard all mv iiie, the ¦ame as most iirmeis, both early and l.i'e and in all kinds ot weaiher. aild I have never enjoyed stich good health is I h.ive since last fall: in IkC ny aeifhbors have ait remarked my i:ii|>roved condition and have adit "aay^johft. wh.it are you doing lo k>ok so healthy r "
btiBiai P« ae owi on iiain   iw» bo».» i»i~..-J .-'•«« i-fj
lu tbi.s isBiie in prtuteotu.l au cii-el- . lout picture a.id tti.or plau of tbc new | rii-a.  in   1!.S1
Nmnau t'oiiuty t.'.iurt ll..iiHe,.leKii;iie.I j Intireiit,   say
l.y William   B.   Tul.liv   ,V    Hron.,   tlio
nrcliilocls eiiii.l.,ye.l l.y III.-   Il.iar.l   ..f
S,ij.ervis,,rs.
rbe |.ro|.i>so.l I.uil.line!,    »»   will   be
s.'.'ii fr.>iu the illil.Irati.iu.   is   a   plaiu
.111.- Willi jii^t   Oil.lllbll   .^riiameiilali..u
1.1 i.-ive  it Ull   iiiip..>iui;   iiii.l   liiiisbe.l
«li|...urouoc.     In faot. tin- oiitiro nlruc.
tur.- Mill   I..-   Kiicli   nn  to   wariaut   tbe I |.ri,lo ..f evcrv re»i,l. ut .,f   tlie   louuly 1 in wllicll il ia t.i l.e-k>.-ale.l. I     Tlio    slructiiro    will    i.e    tir.'i,r.i.,f .   Ur.iit,ili..iil.    Tbo U.uvr.i of iSuporvis.
..rs may ,leci,le ivliellii-r llie biiiMiui; '. sbali 1.0 of linck. wiili terrn cotlu ' Iritniuinus, ..r brick nu.l i-emoiit, or i l.riek Uil.I terra c. tia au.l eeiueiii.
It aill be a Iwii-flory l>uil.lin;;,» itli ' i-tlltr. .til impoei.iir .lome will ri«c i fiom tl.e llli.I.lie nl tbe  buil.liug,   un.
.leriK-atU wllicll will l.e tlie weil an-l ! e,,tr«,u-e liall. I lu ciilier 9i,le aud lu I ill.' rcjir will 1... llie otti.-es .if Uie sev ieial cniily ..ibcers. fbe Supervis..rs ! Will l.ave a i-iiblic r.K'iu au.I pr,\ale I oilier ou tbe left, an.l adj.iitini; u ill l.e I l!ie c..uusel'n nftice aul sleii..>!r«pber'»
..m.-e. :.Ou llic riubt „l the I I'ouiity Treasurer, I'ounly Kuiiiu- jeer aiil Sberiil wiil liave pill,- I lie Uiil privaie .il1U-e». Tbc r.-ar I pnrli.,11 will lie .levnto.l t.. the ('..uuly I t'ltik willl tpreinl rLKiu.-) (ol eipyitta. I ret-eiviug   cleik   au.l  ttnrai;e nf .loeu
menu.
Ou ll.e M-cnu.| t1n..r. ibe left will U- I .K-cuj.l.-.l l.y Ibe Surrctiate. wbn will : lilTo a :ar,;e pul.lu- nHi.-t.. au.l a smil! 1 priiate ..iWe.-. B.i.l the law lilrary. lOntbe   riclit   w.ll  l.e tbe lli-ti icl-.tt-
tnruej. rn.iiu. I irau.l  J.iry r.idm au.l
a r.xini f..r w...i eii.
Tbere w.ll t.o a lari;e court rnn.u in tbe rear, wiib a email r.K>iii (or the j-iillie au.I two jury rooiua.
lb« appruiiniate ouit ot tbn build-
WoBllI       f
Killed Tban  I'rlralea,
A rnnverputinn I had wllh (ien. .l.m bort. wbon I met him. with the nthoi Hoer lea.lers. at Newcntlle, South Af ly uow ho read with rnrretpondent nf thi U.ndnn Tliuea. I wae deplnrlng thc number of .-asiiailies among nur nitl i-eri. nn Ihe day of Majuba. "Ob. " re. piled (Jen. .Iniiliert. -we give special in (.triictl.ins tn nur men always to pb k off y.mr ntH.'-rs.- I said. 'Ihank ynii; w-hy are we lo receive po ni.uh all.-u- tion'-' Nnw- I Ihink ih.-rc was wmic reaRonlng in (Jen. Jnuberl s r.ply which w-ns as follows --^',,,1 nlh, ers are ali ri,-li ami quite indcpend.-iit nl 3-0.ir prnfetflion: y,m can go inin yniii army and leave it when you please, iiiii Ibe privates are piKir nien an,! Iliey rnnnol get away when they ple.ise. ami Ihey must tight when Iher are or.lere.l ..,. nn.l 11 Is how Ihey col Ibdr living lletides. w.' have no quarrel with ihem. and we .lo not want to kill one nt Ibem if wc ran help it. - 1 iold J.iuberi ol tbe promotion of He<-inr .Ma.llnnabl frnm the lanks. nn.l nf the .laymnrf that the offl. ert of his regiment ba.l presenle.l liim with The general was mu. h Intf rested, and sai.i - Tbat brave oHl.-er must have his sword back again. I will search the Transvaal foi it and offer L'n rewar.l for il.- (Jen. .toilbert recovered I.ieul. Hector Mac I^nnald s fw.ir.l fr.im a Hoer farmer, wh.. when he heard Ihe i«irtlcii!ar*, J.-, lined tn accept the oflfred reward ind Gen. Joubert ban,led his sword ba.k to Lieut. MaeDonald ul .New- cattle.
.urnl. Tl.nt  li.«r   ll..rn   M ulallon   Aculn.l   TT|.b.>ld.
As I!..
Wkal  Ci.oa   Ulis  I'ae.r
Confideatlai Friend- If you want to be Iniied .State* tenaior. y iu know, you btve only to sty the wjrd Em¬ inent Public Fiinct-onarr—I know, biit I suspe. t thit i^ Tll be a shrewd m.^e- ntent < n the part of the pe.iple and a few nf my pniltical cnemiet 10 gel me out of ibe >ib I m holding now."
.loath li.t .,! the llrit i.b army from roterl* fever, which 1> ivj.hoid, .wells om. Inousl.T .lay by day, Intrred In preveotlTc Inoculation is kei-uiy route.!. Tue llrtt in- ocniatlons made at the Ar,n> Medical HcboolJaqSeiley. Eoglau.l, In I.iM, ha»e not
l'»en wld"lyt»*tr,l .vrl.lut the results bOT" hllhrrto l...en rDcourogl.-.k-. Of eijihl tubal. terns lu the Kh,irIo,i,u rii-e,llt|,-,n .It were Inocoinie.l ai,.^nll ihese .tcapo.1 tbe ult. e.iso. The uiiirr i»o contracie.l the Jli. ense, nnd .,ne died. At thc K"ui Atvlnni U.rre was a v...lent ..utlrcak In 1h«4. ' The lur.lic.lnnfTnn.luttrndaDls were iu..cula|. ed nn.l none .-outroclelti.e frvrr. < .f the unlu.,cul*t.'.l coheoiturs .ixi.'"u w.T'! nt. inckotl.
S...-.rivll llOOcsr. w.T" uu.l..r .jbtervt- Hon 10 India in l«'.«l nnl in3h hnd been In- i.eolaio,l lit t.,r uuin-culnie.l ^-j nor ceut. bave since cotractcl ihe diaeaae B..d of tte tnoculatod .US or neariy 1 re.- cent Tb* de*tb rate of lhe unlnocuiatet wa> .M per c*ol. and of lhr Inr-nulatod JO p«i .'CBI. Tbe dlfTrrrncr. Ihough ni lareotlj t.igbl. Imi.IlM a uTiue...,..«.:. joo.i.^.h; In etrry 1000 eate. .,f lyiholJ aon-jafly In lar Indian army alone, wnere 37 per cent. of all lb* d*albt tre due to IvcbolJ.
Harrlac   ta Chlcaigo ItlTar.
HiBce tbe WBIrr has been turned on io tb* l.rainage lanai tcboolt of bine herring aud lake porcn are now founl lu lb* clarl. Hed water of tbe Cbicago Birer.   . >
STATE NEWS.
j Pactory lu*|irclor*a Krport.
I     The fourlccnlh  annual  repori  of Fne
I try Inspector John Williams shows thnt
. .lurluB llio jenr Mr. Wiiliams and his ns.
^i^lnnts   lns|.ecl.-d   »5,716   estorllabmcnts,
I urnre thnn J200 ot Ibem twice.    Forllio ei-
j i-tence of aivonlsbops there are many roo.
I s.ius. the report says, lhe principal being
I Iho llerco comiM'tltlon   among   nianufuc-
t.irrrs, resulting lu tbo culling down of the
.'o.«l  .,( praJucllou.     After telling ot lb*
unscrupulous groed of the contractors, tb'i
I r.)|,ort snys  tho tonoment  house  workers
- .(i.-uenrlv nl! of the  Ignoraol iinmlgraul
, . loss,    "It  Is a ,-nre tiling,"  il ndds, "to
I llu.l a nnllvo   Amorlcan  engaged  in  the
\ leu,.,nenls; thoy irn mostly Italloni.    Tlio
I ilenso   li;norauce   of   the   llailant makes
I ll,c,u  ou  e,i8y  prey lo  the shrewd   cou-
liiulors.     The unforluunto   thing  Is  Ibe
I (iid Hint Ihero Is no pro8|,ect of Iminedbite
,  r.'ilcf.    Tho steamship compnules pour tn-
'. to tills couniry u sluudy stream of those
uii.lcslrnble oocesslons to Its populoiiou,
1 They come and  Ihey nluy  In tbo densely
I . roivJod sections of Kusl New York, mnk.
, lUK lliot port of tlie city a veritable hotbed
tor the propogiillou of every oonoelvahio
! (orm ot vloe.     It wouid help mat.-rlolty to
i -.olvo t!,fl sweating problem If liumigrntuin
.vns suspen.le,: for tbe next decn,le.    It Is
' reco,nu.end,id tbnl the Laglslaluropetltlou
Ihn United i^latns  Congress In toko such
¦tops   us   will   afford  the desired relict, "
During  the yenr tho   dopartmont   b.un.l
i!0,li>l chllcrou bolweeu fourleou nu,l six.
Iccu yeors ot ngo employed In tnctorlos,
etc, througbout  tho State,    OI this lotnl
uumber 'iZO'i cbiblreu  were employ..,!   In
I'ln.'OS where the clothing tra.lo  wos cor.
r!,',l on, nnd 182  wero nt work lu bnkcrlos
nu,l coufecllonerlei.   Tbe lotnl numbor .>f
.:crtlllcnles   for   children    uuder    slztenu
: yonrs of age Illed by the various boards o!
I henltb throughout tbo btnto ts 16,240.
Forettrf Illll Introduced.
Senalor Mnlby nnd Assemblymau Who..!. sr hove lutroduced a bill lo provl.le for tin, ',oiler caro an,l protection of tbe Htnle for. vis In the Aillrondacks nu.l Catskills. II ,,rovldes that tboenglneor of IbjFlsherlus, iliiuie ond Forest Coiumlsnlon shall be Mu- licrliitcndent o! Forests, and that the Com. mission slinll appoint an assistant superiu. tendent, u chief lire wnrdeu, tlilrty-llva forest rnngors, Iivo expert foresters ,iu,l n Iniul clerk. 'Ibo rnugers nro to ncl ns for¬ est |,nlro!8 to prevent llru, limber IbleviUK >.n,l violntlon ot thc game laws, Tuo olilef liro warden Is lo buve tho supervision of ,lie Inrge forco of lowu lire wardens nn,l llslrlct (Ire wordons, over seven huu. ir.-,l in numbor. The live expert foresters ir,. to have chorgo of the work counncte.l ,vllli the reforesting ot the burued or de- „u,lc,l trocts. Tho rnugers will lie reiiulre,1 lo livo lu the forest ou the districts respec. lively nsslgnod lo them, nnd each districl is l.l be thoroughly palrollod. Persons loavlug Iholr camp iires burniug will be ar* rostc.l. Iu the winter suowshou or sioigh trucks will l)o foiiowed In seo whether It Is n cnso of .i.ior "crusting" ortlmbor stoul. ing. It is eipected Ibnt llio place will bi III!.'.! by groduolos from forestry schools rcc'utly Instllule.! in this couniry. Tho ¦lill wns luiroiluced nl tbo rcpiesl of th l-'Ishurlcs, OJiue iiu,l Forest Commissloi, in.l It hns Ihuupprovnlof (iovornor lloo.iu i-oll.
Ucbal*
I the Law bbo on Oeflclenrj. Illli.
Tbe popularity of the rural free deliv¬ ery lervlce was manifest in longrett wl,en the dellclency of  150,1X10 for that service fortbafltcal yenr was un.ler dltcutilon. Tb* last Posml A|.|iro|.rlallon bill set atble for this expcrhhcnl (300,000, and It was because the actual expenses promised to l,e »50,000 greater, nnd that ,Ieraan,ls for the extension of tho service were mails, calling for »100,000, that the approprlitlon was to b.>artllv tupporte.!. In tbe bill for I:K)0.1901 It Is eslliuate.l thnt the npproprb ntlon will l.e from J.iOO.oOO to tl,fl00,000 for tbts servic...
Tbose who hnvo irlo.l tho rurnl free .le¬ livery   system,  pnrliculnriy  farmers, who were In the  bnbil ot  rasklug two or tbree trl|isi.>ibe postofflce Ina watk, an.l now have a free deltverv nl Iholr  hornet dally, much prefer to  ht'vc mnii mnlter brought lo them,    Formerlv Ihcy olltlned n newi- popor at often  n«  they wei,t   lo  the pott- ofllce; now il,oy  !,nve n paper everv day. More papers are   tnken, nnd  some newi- pn|)er« have systen.nllcollv imrr.ived their circulation bv using lhe free .Irllverv ser. ,   vli-e for their deliveries. !      A commercbil n.lvouingo rrjorteJ l.v a I  tVesiern man Is Ihnt it pr viding the form- I  rrt wllb daily rrn„ris ot prices l.f  coniroo- I  Jitlee, enabling tlirm lo demand somelbing I  nearer  Ibe mnrkrt rate for product*   In. j  strod  of   atsumlnir Ihnt   prices   bave re- I   lunlned   ns thev were on  the Inst  trip to market.
DEATHS   CF    FEVER   IN   THE   ARMY.
Love Triutnpha.
Lovo bns triumphed, an.l the liov. Charles T. McDanlcIs, lute ot HI. John's Lulhcrnu Church, Hu.lson, and bis wli.. <,,ra-. |,orlshonor, .Miss Lulu Balu, ago,l slx- ;e«n yeors, were inarrle.l. Tho lliv. Mr. lIcDnul-ls was forcod to resign bis  pulpit
 nil-*.' of Ills iovo.    Tiie brl.le   is  be:iuti.
'ill, I.ul she Is poor.    Sbe earned  her llv-
ug ns o mill bnnd, Uut Ibu breath of gus. llp bns never touched ber. Still she w,is lU'in;; tho poorest in thecongrogntlou and -,'iv llkcl tbo olorgyman's oltenllons to -..¦r. -n.o troubb. ciinie.it a church biir.aar, .vhen bo pr.'souU.d bis brido.lo-be wlih nn iriuful ot wliilu ros'is. "She Is a pure, ,.v.'rtl. Innocent glr!,-- cricl the pastor, ,v!,,'„ lliu t,ingues wngge,l nl prayer inoet. .1,1.-,-'„u,l 1 ,'efv tho t.,uguo of slander," I'lie iiufwer was tiin, Iho nmounl of his w-k snlnry. nnd no.v the Uev. Mr. MoDou. el. will seek o new parish.   He is n wi-biw-
r: 1,1s Ilrst wlfu oud child diod lu Unltl- 11,.ru severnl years ng...
SriT Vork Woods tor Pnrii,
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aiuuu.nenl lo Itu.trll Haca's I'arenli. Tl.e ol.l l.r.ikou mnrble slab that .nnrkc.l li., grove, nl  Mr.  uud  Mrs.  Elislin Sige,
.,i,-.-,iU ..I 11.i..i.-ii.Sngo, lulho Durhomvill., .-Hiut.icrv, h'ls beeu repinood by .1 I.,.u.l. ¦ .,nc uiuuuiuoiil, erected by Mr-., Funny -...K-.' (-|in|.,n, ot Un.ii.ln, n Bl.-ter ..! llus.ell .Ml,..'. 11 is ..f y,,ii,,'y grnuKe, nu.l l.e„r.< I,.- !„s.'ri|.ll..u --EllshaSnge, burn Jnnu irv l.'ih, 177.., ,lie.l April 'istli, li54,-nu.l -I'ru 1.-...-C lli..|ev. !,is wife, born l.ecB,nber ll!,, 17;s, ,llc.l S..|.te,uljer :16tb, lliir,. '
11,11 Tatlns Ai-<-onnta  of SIOOO.
-fho Assembly Committee ou Tuinli..n iu.l rkt-ir--iicbnu*nl ngrer.l to report fncr. ii,iy Mr. Treats i.i.l. which pluces n tnx >u nil ..wings buuk .locouuts of tlOihi nr u,.r.' Tue tnx is to be levied lu thc -,.,n.- i,ni,ner ns other taxes. It is .>onsbier..,l hat thi. I. ib» lirst step In tbe dlieciiou it .-nrrying ..ut ll.o newly propose.! tnx nw. Tue Idll 1. 10 ..vercome n .le.'lsli.n it tl... C.jurl of Ai.i.enis. w!,|.-li ,leclared luvings hnnk .Irp...its not luisbic.
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TOE s.4BB.wn scnooL, SMALLPOX IS EPIDEBIC,
INTERNATIONAL  LESSON  COMMENTS FOR   FEBRUARY    I I.
Ill,, l.ia—(ioldau Tnl .Inbn III,. 10— Mr.norr Ver.rr, It.lt-roinuirutarr nn tUe Day's L,r.«oii.
CoNMEcTiNo Links.—After Je.us left Dethabora He journeyed north up thc Jor. laa vallev to ti.illlee, and over ttie moun. ialnstoCnna, neur N'ii:arelh. Here He wot present at n we.l.llug, nn.l w,-ougbi HU ilrst mira'lo, lurnlui; tho wnter int.. wluc, Theuce wllb ills oHiiber oud His bruthreu He w(»tfl dowu to Capernaum, al.out twouly nilles to the northeast on the sen of tlnll- lee, wbere Ilo reiuaincd a few dnvs. John 2: 112. From here He went to jerutnlom to nltund the tirst Passover of His minis¬ try, John 2, IJ At Jerusnlem Ile assorted Ills nuthorlty by clonuslng iue teuiiile from tlio traders,   John 2; U-22.
1. "Ot the riiarlse.-s. " A vcryslrlcl and religious sect ot the Jews. Tbey wero or. lliodox nn.l believed lu the imiuorl.iiity uf the toul aud a futuro sialc. Theylnl.l great stress upon tbelr Irn.Iilions. esteem, lug lliom ns biglily ns tbey did tho Scrip, lur.'s, TI.ey oxpocle.l tlio Jlessblh would be n tempornt .lellv.-r.-r 111..1 king, nnd wero geuernlly looklug for Hlui, '-Moo. Join.IS." A rich ruicr of the Jows, a Pbar Isee and a member ot thc Saubedrln, tht supreme council of the Jewlsli uollou,
2. "Cnmo lo J.-sus by i.lgl.t.' The net of deauslug thu teiii|.le hn.l I,r.,,i,;ht Christ Into prominence. The |,!nl,i l,,(,.rcnco Is, nlso, tbnl Ho hn.l |.erfor,ue.l uili-,i.-l,.. Uint ,ir.. not ,ue„t!.>,iod by lhe 11,blo writers. Ilc .-„:i,e |,rii-,.tcly, by night, "us nil act ol piu.lcuce iiu.l discrollou.-- Thc luterost. lug |.oli,l Is uot wby bo cn.ue bv night, bnt tlinl hrt came nl oil, --ll,il,!.l.-' Tills wos showiug great respe.-t to ono who hn.l uol beea eJucatoJ In tbo rabl.lnlcn! scliools. ".A loncber como from Go.!." This wus n couiiilete endorseinonl of Jesus nn.l His work, au.l now. having thus en.lorse.l Him, be was uu.b.r grenler ..bllgntlons te nccepl the truth tbnt J..SUS wns abjut to priclnlni.
3. "V.-rlly, voriiy." Expresses tho truth tu 1 uui'ho,ining vnildlly ol wiiot ivns nb.ut to be s|.,,kea. This wos c.nsldcrel oi i,|,i„l l,n|,.,ri wllh t,,e ui.isl sotcun oath. "1 siiyuul.i llieo." Jaius hero nntcrc.l Into the very bcirt o' g ,.-.i...l Irulli. Ho did n':.l undertake to i.renoli n pleuslug scriuou In order lo muk.- n uew .lisclplo ot thl. "iunsler In Isrnel," but gnvo 0 iii-rsonnl thorough, bonrt.sonr.'hln,. mik. In wbloh Nie.i.lcnus w.is mndo lo undorstand that ho was not lu tho klng.l.'ji ..( (I >d simply Oociuse ho was n pl.ms Jew. "Kxoopt." "Josus moots llio '..x.'..i>l' .)f Nlcodenius Willi anolli..r •oicepl.' N'|.,od,„uut snys 'do;' J.'SUS s.iys *b >.' We must bo boforo w„ co'i .lo.-' "Uorn ngnln." "From tb.vc.-' CouvorleJ; re/ouornto I. To be¬ giu lliu anew. A uew life, with a nea ii;iliire, new i.r.nolplo.s, uewnlTectiou., now .ilills. Ills tuo being .n.i.lo a new cronlure lu Cliritt Jesus. Oal.CIS. As tliu uuturni llirill Intro.l ic-is U-. lulo uuturol lllo, .ii.eui our nnlurul souses, nud prcporcs us tc e,,joy n,iturnl things; sn the si.irltun! birth lutro.lucus us iuto splrltiln! ilfe, opons our splrlturil sonsos, aud pn.pores us lo uiijoy tolrltuil thing.. "Cnunot sei." Enjoy. shnr,. I,,, euter. V, 5. "Klugilora of Uod." Tl... klu^.loiu of grace iioiu nud  ot glory
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au.l ol tho S|.lrlt," Wt proseut throo ,llfTer,.ut views ns lo tho innnnliig ot tho lurm --w.itor.'- 1. Wnlrr, wnshlug nu,l cleauslu:,' ur. Ilgurntlvo ex¬ pressions usod In s.'rljituro I., ,luuota a splriiun! oi.ernliou ou mnn's honrt. It Is not nee,.-.snry Hint we sb,iul 1 uudcrstond two ilUTorenr Iblugs, as this Is probably only nil olUptlcnl f.,rm ot speech for the Holy Hplr.t uu.lor the simllitu to of water, 2. A nil,ubor of expositors thluk tlui water hns rctcrcu'-o to Christian baplisi.i. 3. Th* ox,.ro<slou refers lo J-,h-,'s bnplisin, which was iinti. rcpuulnii.-u, nu.l wns nlouc known to Nlco.lojius. TUo lust oommcul has uu- iloubte,iiy liio correct cxplantillou, Josus sl,ii!,ly snbl lo Nlcroemus, You must thor- ouglilvroitent ou.l bo b.iru from obove,
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11, "We. - F.,lers!,eim thinks thot lu nil probability St, Johu wus present il.iriug this onliro lutervlew. "Do know.-- Ilo spoke with llio gre.itost |,.,s.9ll,l,. nssurance. Not U|..,il hcnrsny i.ut frnm pursouoi kuowioJge. "Ve receive not our wiluoss. " Tliey re¬ ceived llisiuirocles ns gonulue, yel roluso.l to iicce|,l tbo s|,lrltu,il truths H,-l,iu.,-ht. V,. is nlwnvs i.liirnl nud Ulls Is s|...kcii with reforencn to tho elnss lo whi.-h Mode,u,is bei,>nged.
12, "How sbnll yo bnllrvc' If you ,1a not believe Iho lirsl |.rluelples-t!lo be. irlunlugs of gosiiol truth—how shnll yo i,o. lievu if I couliuue llin subject farther nud lol! you ot tho deep.-r things, the heoveuiy tbings, sucli ns -'.My illviuity (v. l;ll; Hit ntonunieul (V. II): sulvatlonbv Inlth (v. 13); tbo grent love ol (lod (v- Kil?"
13, "An,l no wau. etc." Th,-re wns a f,il.e notlou among the Jews Ibnt Moses huj ascended u|i to beaveii lo g,'l 11,'i laiv. Jesus In elToct snys. No one. not eran M,>ses, bnlil asceu.io.l up to h.iavou to senrch out hoavnnly things; bul tbo Hon 0! Mou hns dwelt -- fro,n .ill oicrulty In the bos.jui ot the Fnther,'- aud bns,-ome dlr.>ct from honven. -In Heavon." II,' Is oninl- preseul, lilliug lienvou nml enrth with Hie iiri'scncc, .ill.! even n.,w Is lu b,»,iv,.u,
li. '-Ti,i. S'r|,cul." Num. 21: -1 -J. Tho bl'l.,ry 1,1 till, !.r,i/..,n si.r|,..„l I. n i.nrni.bi of Hie g.ispel. "Suu of Mnu !.„ Iltte.l U|,." 1, lullis cru.,lilxl..i,. 2, In His oxhuiln. ll.in. 3, Iu llio |„i!,llshlng nu.l proucblug ol His evi'ilu-llng g.isp.-l,
Ih. -'IVhosoever." tlo„lil.-s ns well ns Iw... 'N .1 perisl,." N.,t I,.) baulshol Ir.im tho |Trcseiice,.( (1 ..!. "Ilnve eternal life. ' Hero Is n dnul.lo beiiulll .ITere.l.;!. Those wlio believe In Clirlsl nro excinpled fro.n eternal purdltbm, 2, They nre liro.ighl lo eternal glorv.
16. "Ho loved." Sucli n b.vo coubl not 1.0 ilescrlbe.l. Jesus .lo.-s n.il utte.npt It There Is an olerulty uf luenulng lu Ibnl Utl!.. w..rd "so."
17. -T.) cou.lenin tb.' world." To de¬ slroy the (lenllies wbicbthe Jews suppotci would InkH  |,ln,-u «-bru tho .Me»,lol, enme.
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KLONDIKE   MAIL   SERVICE,
Itoutr    From   Valdoa   10   Kagle   Will    Ba Covered Monihly.
Advl.-es from Dawson, Alaska, report that lulled Mntee Mall Cnrrlcr llol..-omh bu arrived nl Eagle from Valdet, com. I'lellog Ibo flr-t winter trip ns carrier ol lioverninrnl mnll fr..iu the .rat of the Yukon, a dlsla.,ce of l;iO mll,-s. Holcomh raid bo hud tered nioi
leu of bis iwelve horses died or bad to b killed. Ile bnd a working force of eleven men, who were eu,|.l..ye,l constru-tlng cab- Ins for mnll slatlons, one tor ev,rv twenty mile
Disease Prevalent in Mjny States in the Soutli and West,
ALLEGED CAUSE OF   INFECTION.
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New V„bk City i.-ipeclnl). —From ulmist nil sections of the country, but particnlnr¬ ly from Iho Middle, Wciiera nud Sout-jeru ?tnles, coma reports that son illp.x Is e,it. demlc. Tbo disc iso mnulfo.ls 8o:n . pe. cullnr features, too, for It tsniucb less vlru. lent tbau usunl, nn.l lo mnny cases delay In combullng It hns r.^ulle,l from Us being nt first taken lor chicken pox. While luore are many cases tber." nro few donlbs, Tbe epidemic teems lo avoid the Inrge cllies, and, passing over the centres of popula. Hon, to strlkoluto smnll couniry towns and vlllngos, (Chlengo, for Instnnce, hos bat fewer tlinn a dor.en cuses this year, but nt lenst 700 bnvo been reported througbout Souther,. llUrols, of which ouly four bave resulted fninily.
A geuerally nccci.lc.l theory is thnt the disense iins been brjuglit from (!uba Puerto Ulco aud the rblllpplnet by return. Ing soblb'rs. Much nlarni uow prevails lo tbo lutecto.l districts, where nl llrtt the warnings of the {.byslclans wbo rocognlted IJie symptoms wure scotTed at, ' Coin.norclnl travelers Ilnd groat dllfl. cully lu gelling about tbrougb somo rurnl cominunllles owlug lo local nunraullut regulations, schools are closed, nnd ni points aloug tbo ('nnndlan froutler (nallt Iittve been .leinyod Ihrougli controversies lustwoou tbe (innndlnn und luo Uoito.l Hiatus |.o-lol authorllleH us to wblcb shall un.lorlnkotbe fumlgatluu otlliu mall sacks,
Koulucky seeuis lo bu tbu prlucl|.al suf¬ ferer. In tUnl Htulo Ihlrty-llve counties are nftucted, ond« doiion Cuuuty Boards ot Honllb have resigned because tbey bare uc luouoy wllh wblcb lo light (ho plague.
l.r. J. N. Ilurty, of lhe Indiana Slats lloord of lloollh, lu a warning lo the pub lie, reports thai thoro nru butwoou 1500 nn.l 9000 coses In the Statu ul Indiana, and tbut tbo disense Is npldomlc In four counties.
Before the Mississippi State Leglstolura ¦ t Jacksuo, Seorelarr Hunter ot tbe Btate Board of Health, In org.ilng for n moature 10 esinbllsli compulsory vaoclnallen. sal.I there bad been 133 cases of smallpox lu that olty slucu lost Hnplember. aoil 4000 cases and teveral deotiit throughout tbo Stole In tbe samo period.
Ulrmingham, Scoitsboro, and Oourlland, Ala,, roport luiicb smallpox lu the sur rounding couutryslde, and In iihattauooga Tenu,, lliirleen uew oases recently appear ed lu n single day, Spokane, Wasbington a lew .lays ngo reported thirty.nlue oases, but nii rocovuriiig. Kansas i.as esloblisliei' 0 qunrautine ogolnst several nouulles In Ok bibomn Territory, and guards have beet stotlourtd along tho Stole line. 'Trains K Woodward, Okiahomu, bavn recently bcei nnnndonnd on account of the Infeollon Huinll|.ox exists lu uearly every towu o Hie Ciierokeo Notion In Indian Territory aud the Cherokee National Board bat It sued a proclauiallou urglug compultor) vaccluiitlou upon all,
Tho dItoasB seems to be spreidlog li Colorado, Mlthlgau, Mlnnetota and Soutt Dakota, bowever, are nlinott free (rom It A fow Itoiatod ctset hsve appeared It Mostaohuseltn, bnt there the dIteate ap peart to be well under control, Citliem of rine BlulT, Ark., have organlced to Ilghl their Mayor's proclaiuatton ordering com |,ulsory vaccination, wblle from Snranuab ila,, nu niipenl bas henn modu lo Surgeon (ionern! Wymi.ti to havo the Marine Hos Illinl Service Inke chnrge of the sltuallou lu Qtorgln,
THE   NEWS    EPITOMIZED.
WathlaatoM llama.
Tb* Houte defeated tbe bill lo larettl- i^iite pollution -of the SlUaUtlppl by tb* Cbicago Uraloage Caotl.
Tb* Hty.PauBsefote tr«aty, amending Hie Clayloo-Iiulwei treaty In regard to tha Nicaragua Caual, wat ilgoed at the Hint* I'e|>* rlmeut.
The mitslon ol Ji,4.ert P. Porter. Speeial Cuban OomittiViuer, wbo tailed for Ha¬ vaun, Is lo consult wilb Gorernor-OeB- erni Wood and iearn what sohedules of lhe present tarlft need revision.
The House Committee on Mileage re- l.-cled the claim of Brlgbam H. Robertt. ot Utah, lor mileage In connection wllb bit contett for a teal.
The monthly tlnlement ol tbe Controllor ot Ihn Currency thows that tb* coinage at the mints In January amounted to tU.. .15.-I.i31, as follows: Oold, eil,51!l,000; tllver, »2,361,161; minor coins, tl71,270,
A reciprocity nrrange.nent under tb* Dingley larltT law has tieeu coneludcd be¬ tween the Uoverumenls of Ibo rnlleit Slatei and Italy.
A bill Introduced by Senator Nelson pro. hll,Us tbe usn cf "trade ebeckt" or ilor* ordert by Indlrldutlt or corporatlou.
Presidenl MeKlnley's suggettlOD o( a Pan.American ooogrets bos boen favorably recoiled by Central and South Ameriean countrle*.
Tbe Seunto Commiilee on Commsro* l.ractlcally decided upon a fovorabi* re* vnn upon the btll oroatlng a Iloi.trtment ol Coinmerco, bill owlug to tbo detir* to change some of the details ol tb* meotura It will not be reported for tome time.
Tho Navy Department btt made publlo a letter from Oeuernl Bntet strongly com. mending the oRlcort of tb* nnvy who co. operated wllb Ihe army lu the ca|itnr* ol Zaiuboangn.
Ilsquestt for tuch atitlttlet having b**n made, lh* Director ol tb* Contut boi or- dored a couut ot the drummers, or trarvl. lug talesmen. In tbo United Staiot.
lli.r Adopted  Itlaaat.
Oorernor.Ooneral Leary haaan arllflalat l.ie plnnt In operation In Ouam, It add< mncb lo th* comfort and b*tlth of th* garrison.
Tho plague nt Honolulu hat b«*n *KdCt- ualiy oradlcaled owing to tbo vlguroni ao- Hon ot th* authoritlet.
The nigbt liuv, Blthop HbarettI, the new¬ ly api.olnted Ultbop ol the dlocet* ol Ha- vnnn, bns beou oonsncratod by Mgr. Har- tiuelil, the papal legate.
Conditions lu Puerto RIco are vary (lit. couraging, Butlnett It very bnd and mitoty nmong tbe laboring clatiet It wldetpieai and luteose,
Tbo latetl report* from Hawaii ttat* Ihal thoro tru Iblrly-four caae* ol tho plague at Ilonoluln, There bnv* been ln*nly t*v*a denlhi.   The illuatlou It ttrlout.
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Dasvii.li:. 111. (Si.ecin!). —Frnuk Spooht, a Herman who bns ou Kugllsh wife, auJ Wllllom Shoemaker, on Englishman with . Oer.nnn wile, got Into au nrgumeut uve, Ibo Boer wnr, Specht was ttobbcl throi llines with a pitchfork. Shoemaker wn, luiaten nu.l scratched. Mn. Hhoumakoi wns scratched and ber hair lorn o.it. Mrs Specht Wits bruised and scrnlobed.
At Hie beginning of the fracas tbo wom¬ nn stood vaTlantly lor their own nnllouni lly, but ns tbo light progressed each forgo! country nu.l fought for bur butbaud Wbeu tlio polljo nrrived Specht wat un conscious nud bloudlug |>ro futcly,wblle tb. women wure tearing each other's clotbu. and bair.
COTTON   PLANTERS     REJOICE.
n.a rrirr in Monlgoiuery, Ala,, Ktghl Ceul. a I'oun.i—IliK Cro|i Neil Heaion. M..Nr...,siKHV, Ala, (Spoolal), -Spot col- lou Is soiling boro farsight cents and Ibert it great .rejoicing. Farm mortgages o! tweuty years standing nru being paid off Over-productlou next sunson Is tbrenton ed. Up lo Fubrunry 1 f 31,030 worlb of fer tlllzer togs linva bnuu t..l,l by the Slnle ugalnsl tlii,000 worth on tho same day of last year.
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Waula FloWert Kept   on Hia Orava.
lly Ihe will ol Thomu Watford, wbo died c**eul!y at .Mooteslown, N, J., there are be- 1,irsts uf (3.10 each t.) tbe Old Fellowa 11,me nnd Odd Fellows' Orphanage, of Pbll n,lel|.hln, nud n furtbnr bequett otdOOOIt trust, tbu Income to be devote.l lo keoplnii Unwrrs on Ibe Watford burial b.l lu Mount l',!„"r (!enielery forever Tuo retblue ..' •I,., oslntu Is 10 be .Irrote.l to Ibo purchase .u.l .llstribullon ol bookn ou tbu pblloi- jpliy of Hpiriluallsm.
Ilalliiuora to liar* a Forirrsa.
Old Fort Cnrroil nt Ilnllimorc, Md.. It tc iin reiuodelo.l Into a inodoru forttutt f*i the |.rolecli.,u of the city.
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til* Ksl.nl of India's FBmlaa.
In (ir.al BrIIal,. . pr.aaouliu. In In.lia ibore It U'jw a famine wblcb affects a pop. ulatlon at iarve u< ihxt of lb* Culled 81 ate* rati of Ibe Mlatlttlpnl. Tbeiuffer. .ug it beyond eompr*beoalon. Brltalo't iprltilou for lit relief U aboot tl.7M.. moBlL.
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Moir,ore,noji.tl, two or tl.ree, or even f.,ur, dentt Inlo ciniratgn bat, or plu up a flap of tbe brim on oue side to glre bin. n ruklsh air. A regulation Just l-aued fnin the Wtr De¬ partment at Washington reads
"l-b'. wearing of ll,e».> bats la any other tbaa their original shape Is prahlblte.l.-
Tlie orlglu,I si.npr, lu tbo rate of the campaign h„l, i. ou the Alpine ordrr, a tbapt that rxporlenc* bn. proved to Im tbe mo.| brcoinii.g 1., the aversir- idltr't bead The pilv.itea bare hero ..ejl., ibtp- lae Ibelr htt. Ihrougli tb.- ..enilng proceat tort to Indicato Ibu comman.l to wblcb they bel„„gr.l. and It Uel|.*.'led tbat Ibey will not tlku Ihlt or.ler.
Millions vrara BpaMl  LatI rhrlsliaaa.
It is c.iin.aied tbut tlO.bOO.OOO was spent for Christina, gifts In hblMdeipbla, (It,. iUO.buOln New Y.jtk ( iir (tl,W0,aO0 lu Chl. -ago. t5 0..U 000 lu B "ion aud (iOOOOIXI lu
ryclinc Notai.
T!,r rl,nlnlH»3 wbiw! I. be.'o,ning more |".|.ulnr.
Bullet.proof bicycles for mllllory use bur* beeu eiblblleJ In N^w Vork City.
The bicycle trade Is tn,rtler abapo to. l.,y thou It bas been at aui. lluo during Us hl-iory.
II Is '-lalmed llint lhe arurane ri ; n.M. cou.l.lrr.il.ly to hit labor by uuc-ju.clously bnck.prdullug.
Aini.ng tbe Improremrnts In lh* model IIIOO the eff.jrt  lo  reduce lb* weight of
tbrel I. nolle 'Tlir sparslty an.l .
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A Bostina Flaro For   Tramps.
Cbicago Is talking uf etttbiiabiog a lode- ! dayt of cycUag. Aaiuvitt (ci trBIB[.t, I
Tiirr.. I. uo eul lo what inny yrl lie d.in* in Ibe way ot Imprnvlug lbs cbainles. M... problem ot atlachlug a coa.ter-brak* Irvicr I., „ nrvul-grar machine lias l,u*o t'-complitbad.
The sll day.' Hcycl* race al Sow Bed- r rd. Ma..., bad an eieltlog lluUta at OH. I'lrrcr. 1,1 New Bedford, aoccradr.i In eatcb- ,ux T ay*r, uf Avon, aud winning ou: lu lur la.i uoar WHO til mile, n.u* up* in 'I,, rradit. Halklus, cf B'jstun, flaU'ied ;blt,l.
A o*w iaature U lbs wbarls of tfalt y*ar ,. an Internal expander on   bead, ao.l aaat
ubrs. Ttie »l 1 ttyls bolt-aod.uul riteilol 'atlenlng pli. seemt lo bare burn wh.illy ibaadonrd an.l rrlngate.! I. I!ie plae.< nf
leel rims aa.l cutbloa lira* of Ib* *trll*r
llaina*tle.
In New York City Betty Ll*b*rman, agad two yonrs and nlue monlha. killed bor flv*> ivouks-obi brother by striking blm on th* buod with a moutb organ.
Inlltns, who refnse medioal troalmant, are dying lu large numbers In th* Oolvlllo ItoservatloD, Woshlugtou State.
Forty.four Mormon elders, working la Soulb Carolina, met nt Columbia. Preib .lent Audersou of tbe Houtberu inluloB lieid uiud* nnadJrctt, Tl.erowar*, b* tald, 1300 Mormons In Houlh Carolina tnd lO.llOC lu uluveu Southern Hloto.,
Alaska Federal udolala Kear a roign ol terror at Oape Nome wben tho gold tntoB opent.
Bitter (eellng bat d*v*loped In Fblladol-
$bla over th* *fforti to rilit tbe promltod 100,000 (or the Ropubllom National Oon. ventlon.
A tast pottungot train on th* Plant ijri. tem wis wrecked twenty mile* north o( Tamp*, Fla. Engloaor Kenn*dy wat klllod. One patsenger wat killed, hat th* body was to mnlilatod that ll was/lmposalbla la lleotlfy it. Tbo sou ol S. P. H*rud*o, mail agent, died of Injuries reeelved In th* wreck next morniug. Mr, Hernden, Hr., I* Injured badly. A number o! otber pattua. gers were burl.
Fire In the .nnnufncturing dittriet ol Dtytoo, Ohio, cause.l »B?9,»«? diiinag*. Help wos tnnt (rom Olucluuall aod nalgb- borloi; cities. The warebout** tnd (aotorji nf J. P. Wolf h Sont, lobaooo merahaati; E. Blmui A Sous, grocert; Benedict A Do,, cIgnr mnnufnclurct, and tb* Dayton Fa|>«i Novolly Co. wore d*ttroy«d.
August Hcbmitt, a PllUton (Pean.) minor, tripped aud pltob*d b*.-td nnt down thu oaj.foot Barnum thall. About twtntjr tool down ba managed to grntp tll* str. rlage rnp«, lore bit baudt, but bald ou and nfter shunting (or lllteou mtnutt* b* at¬ tracted uttonllon and was rescued.
II. S. Corybet recently >lated Ihnt MO meu have been tent from Chicago to tbe Trantvaol through Boor agencies. The mou, be says, bavo left lu tqundt of from six to twenty, nnd have goua motlly via English portt and In Eugllth thipt,
TUa paroubltl tnhool o( Ut. Lawrono*, Mo,, wat destroyed by Are. Hitter Hinn- ls!ous,a iBicher, and Mary Poluy, n |.upll, were burnci In death. Tbere worn SM pupils in Ihu scliool, aud It wat witb dllll- ,'ulty that tbo leachert uverled a piiule, Hinter Htanlslnus lost hor life In au en¬ deavor lo rotoue on* o( her pupllt, Hta* returnuil to tbe Ililrd ttory to Hud tb* child nnd bolli perished,.
Kirk Downing, aged alneteen yeart, govt liimielf up lo n contlgble at F*y*lterlll*, Tenu., nod coulottad jthnt b* bad tliot and killed Audrew Patrick, wboas body wat found n.iir bit botne lu Llneola Oounty.
"Proletsor" A, Leflamboy, a miguatlc bonier, wat (oun.l d.<ad lu a bilblub at Uroud Ilnplds. Mich. HI* body had l.**u parboiled lo such a degrou Ibnt the flstb full from the bones whon It wat lilted out. II lilt lieeu Oftablltbed that ono ol th* burglira klllod by tbn pollee In Qulncy, III., n few dayt ago wis Ooorgo Uood, a toa ol Abram Oood. a waallby mill*r of wllUaiBi. |,ort. Peon.
'The transport Thomns, botrUg Ibl bodlut of Mafot.Oeneral Honry W. Lawlon. alor Jobo A, Logan, Lieutaoaol JJtnoaU nn.l Dr. J. L, Ar.ostrong, arrlv*.! at H*n Francisco. Among the pattengert wrr* Mrt, Lawlon aud ber cbildreu,
William Myert, wbo built tb* Ilnl titep. Ing car, died at Carthage, llo,, ol boart diteate.   Ho wtt teveuly-nio* y*art old.
A lon and a auarter o( dyaamlta ag. plodod at Blblsy^a quarry, near U*trolt, Mich., aud blew Nelson Burbo, a workman, Into atoms. Persons lo Dolroll and (01 many mllet around Ibougbl an eartbqaike bad occurred,
For*laB.
Tba Boar threat to roltUal* If piitootrt wtre btrthly Irouled wnt promptly liav.luil. Commandant Prelorlus wn. rulauttd an.l Boor* beld uu prltou.ships w«r* put atbore.
Iluttlan o*wtpnp*ni urgod tbat adrin- (ag* b* ttkeo ol Britalu'a war lu ooalh Africa to tocuro porta ob tb* ll*dlt*rraa*aa aod lb* ladlaB Oseta.
Saow driftt baro bloukadat tralei, and the (now It over a fool d*«p on th* l*v*l In Kaglind.
Tbongh Kllcli«ner't movet pnaila Lea* .ton eiptrlt, It It liiferr*-! Ihi.t Ib* Oraag* Free Htat* it lo bo raided (rom Ib* tr**l.
Htnbor Oirnrin Alrlm, Pr*f*et of tlM Fe.b.ral Diatrlut of Brutll, so ofllo* ¦**oail nnly lo that uf Prd*!drat of Ib* republic, bo. retlgne.l. Thore htru bueu ttrlout dlt- nrder* lu all Hie Htalej, du* to th* vm-lllea-* tiou of tbe eieelloD return*.
H. DetclitBtl, Pr**ld*ot o( tbe fraoah ObimlMt of Depullei, In tiklag bit wat «i a inember of Ihe Acailany, made a ipeaah In wbleb h* bigbly pralted tbe prof taa* 9I the Uolted Mtatat:
Tiirougiiout Houlh HIaffjrdiblr*, Bb(. laud, Iba iron works bav* advaaced the price of Irou leo abllllngt ptr ton ou ae- eouul of tb* dearB*it of conl.
In lb* Uritith Hoot* o( Oommoat lb* llou. O. J, Oosben. Plrst Lord ol Iba Ad- mlraiiy, acknowledged Ibal n aMak* had been made In tb* dealgn (or th* aaw rojral ytchlt Victoria aud Albarl. Ha aaid that Cbl*r Naral CoBilroclor Mr WllUaa lleury Wbit* was unable to aeooaal lot lb* mUtake,
Tb* Brltlah Wnr Offico adiUd SIS lo tb* number toiiotityi miatlBg al Mploa Kop.
A r*fugr* 11 lynrbao,Uitll. Iroa Jubaa. nesburg roport* Ibal an., axploalon bu wre-k.i.l Bogble't ouglo**rlBg workt at Johsnna*burK. Tb**« work* waro tha chief depot for maoBfaclurlng shall* (or the big gunt of Ibe Ducra,
A bilcb bus rla*n or*r Iba Traaly Hhore nrgotlallona belw.an France and (Iraal Brltala and furthar delay in r*B*wlB( (l«i laodttt.vlvtadl It aoaouaead,
Lal* aaw* tbowt that all ll quieter  than ' for ¦ laag lln* lo Hano*, wllb *rld*a<**a( raeoaelllalloa betwaaa tba Uallatoaa asd Uataalaataetloat..
Tb* Ra**!** Oovfraaaal, al lb* reaaait of lb* OororaiaaBl of Penla. ka* autkeg' lead th* Loaa Baak ol Parala to lak* a* Ibr loaa 3( •lT,f7S,l» aboal lo b* iMBad   , lu P*r*la.
TU* Pt*atb Mavy Ull wai lntroda*e4 I* lb* Okaabar* ol Dapatia*. Tbo a*tla*taa thow a larg* laefeaas la eipaadltart ta eover proBoaal* ol aUpbelidlaa. eea** tA. tone* aad lAtoptmtmt aaMe iiw«lw
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