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V,OL. IV.
FRKKPORT,   \.   Y..   KRID.W.   SKPTI.MBKR   2!>,    \S\V.).
NO. 48.
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. i. STEELE, M. D.. "SJICIAX and SURGEOX ¦AUtwiita. u I.
OfHo., Harrlaou Avenue s Telephoue Call. Ualdwlna U.
nNAMCIAI.
[irReckTllleGeDtre
'mia^e Aveitue, ^idCKVIlXB CENTRE. L. I.
I r nRLUn, PresUaat.
I O. KMKIHT, Tlc« Preafctaal. BinUM B. SMITH, Caahlar.
¦OARD Or OnUiCTORS:
PItOrENHlON A L.
• Greater New York •
Dexita.1  Farlors,
lORCENECKER 1 SKIDMORE.
OOU.   FULTON   AND   UOLD   ST.S,
Brooklyn,   N. Y.
**t sf Teeth. a-i.on up.
U«ld Crowns, -           .       B.i,imi u,,
Oold rilllnEs, mi mi lip
otbor PllllaE. •          .a   .,-.0 up
FULTON AND HOLD STREKI'.S, Opp. Looscr's, BROOKLYN, N. Y,
GEORGE A. MOTT.
LAWYER,
SaC;aBrtHI.,Duranghorilroalilyn,N, T,Cilj
Bsaldenee, Lyubrooh, IJae.D. Co.. s. V. Telephone, "61 Lynbrook." --atlUA llriHiklyn."
 O. Ipilcht.
Htrsai a. HidMi. Wwlsr B. HnHb. ChBtlts U -ItsIIbcs, AaallB OBrnwell. Nstain R. 8mHh,
Uwart T. Thsrsloa, W. FBaraslL
I ia a Oaaawl BaaMng BtMtnea* ot
I IWd on Bpedal Depoait*.
oa England and  the
rPatrauwa Bolioited.
J UmtA-a A. M. to 3 P. u.i
p,pa.u.tovtu.
Bay   Taeaday* and Fri- t9Jk.M.
rfREEPORTBiiKK
camAL, tso,ooo. RUR. nBEPORTt. I.
JOm t. BAKDALL, P»«*tilM>t.
r; n>BAdinC, VIc^ProtMeal. WnUAII & BALU CBshlsr.
MABO or DIRECTORa:
OhsBBoaj T. 0pra«ss WnHsa U, milar, D. Wesley Pin*. JtB.Ott»w«il,  Ossta* WsllBott HftRsilia, ObtasFBtMI.
lUrrsF O. Smlih, BlkWallBSB,    asstBsII.RsaiUU WHUBa&BsU.
tal*s( Mns psromt. VBld on
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pffgftty saBsaaBojBUnB as fsr a* la laMasBBBtrfBars i IflM taa KSmaa
aa sU titria of KBraiM. ksaklBi bsrinaaa. Rf^f sstferstleaB, SMBpaalts, tocl*-
iMlltellia fsarsalesa.
1 ptBBipi Bltenllon and
aaUR PMtiTs I mr Aanwatan.
U. A. DORLON, ....BOXDED .i UCTIO.XEER.  .
Odd Fellow.- Block, rallon Street, near Chun b, KREEPORT.
JOHN P. WRIOHT,
OEXERA L   . i UCTI OXEER,
PREUPOKT, L. I.
Adwertising
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This Papkr
IS SURE
TOBRING
RESULTS.
The only way to attract trade is to make known what you have to ofler.
DEWET IS 11
Tbe Olppia Arrived in New
York City Ahead of Timg
and Sorprised Everybod.
UDMIRAL IN FINE HEALTH
He Received a Magnificent Welcome
an.l Said He Was Glad   lo
Reacli Home.
Julia Morrison   Kills  Frank   Loitie'i in   a Oiattaiiooga Thcairo.
Actrr..   anil   Star.   Manaaer   llail   liriei. Uuarr.lF.I—4>«allunl    Ami     Ilvr
llust.anil   Are   lo .l.-tll.
The LHberal Adftrtiser SiecMtM Utrchant.
Job
Printing
At
This
Office.
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IPrkw par lb. BO Centa.
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•laadaC   liaa». Ecaaoodcal. Prte* ptr lb. 75 Caata.
l-TON-Extr.i Choicest
Eaglith Breakfast. Price per Ib. f i.oo.
IMKNtTRD AND PACKED BY
THE O. & O. TEA COMPANY, 31» d3t 35 Burling Slip. Mew York.
•OLD AHD RBOOMMKNOKO BY
NdsoiiO.Sinitb, Freeport, N.Y'
ttm IV TNC UABOM OMCaiS IN ALL LONS ISLAND TOWNS,
Ailmlral ll.wrr Wu. ilvrrrnine by Hi. (iree line llo It..celvr<i_,Seiule.l tiy Hi. Furl. a. Ib. Illrii.pl> Knleixl ibe IlHrhnr—AaerllnR Mrrllnc ol tile A.l. ii.lr.t iin.t III. I-....—(Ha.l Ib.i Ih. I'liin..n.n <•.. Ih. (-roller Were Allowe.l to l.anil-ll.irr)'. Mr.l Thuoahl. War. For III. Men-(imcl.Jlv IVel- cotne.l by ihe It.ceptioii Couiii.itt...
Nr.w VunK Citv (rtpeelnl).—The erul»r Olymida with Admlrai Dewey and hi.. i;nl- Innt olJleorn nnl uien arrived In port early Tueaday niornlni;, two daya iitiHail .»f the Hull. Ilhe wa. expeetwl. A l-nlrat Dewey bat. the fai'ulty of siirprLiliig people woii- .lerfnlly developed, lie surprised HieHpan- larda In Manila, and now bn anrprli-ed Hie million!, ot Americans who were w.ilclilng and wnlllng for hlm by ."ailing Into N'ew Vork harbor evon ns ho did Inln that ot Manila, ^lleully nn I before ..nly the v.ry few had Iwcom.. nulH'l-nlly nwaku In mak" even the flrat turn In their hnd...
Tho unoipHOted nrrival of llio A.linlriil ma.le no dlfToreuce In thn cordiality .if his welcome, offlclnl or .ithorwlse. The Hub- CominllteB of tho BecepHon CommlllHe. which. It wa.s planned, woubl reeeive tl... Admirnl un Thursday lu thn name ot tin. Mnyor of New York City, carried out tliesi. rians Tiiu.4day inornlni; almnst tci tbo letter The only Itopurtnnl dllTeroni-e was that the reception took place two day.s narller. As a result Admiral Dowey bad been in.re only a fnw hours bofnre he was olttclally woi- c.me.l and mid» to feel al hniiie.
NntwItliHtnudlng tbelr Hiir|irls.i ihn lie ceplloQ Ooinnilllcii shnnk thsmselves In. g.-tli.r and InfurmnI thn Admirnl ot the plan, that had been mad. fnr hl-i welcome, and to learn If ho approved them. The plana met with Dewey-a apprubu- Hon, au.l accordingly tho pr.igramni.. wn.s ciirrle.t ...it as arranged. The com¬ mitte.. sailed down the .my In the Olympla on the poMce boat Patrol. Tlinso present wi.rii Chauucny M. Depnw, Wlllbiin M<-. Adoi), exAshlalunt S«.-relnry of tbn Nnvy; Ht, Clalr McKi.lway, Warren W. Poster nnd Itlohard Croii.r. Tbn nther twn n ninbers of the cominltt.., Levi P. Morion and vrilltain 0, Whitney, wero unablo tn h« on hand on aueh slinrl notice, and In thn nb- auncH uf the latter Kl. (Malr McKnlway ai-t..il as chairman.
I Alfred M. Downes, private secretary to Mayor Vau Wyck, was tho flrsl to mount the gungwa^ Theu came St. Cliilr McKel- way. 'Fbey were received by Lieutenant llriiinby.
Then Ht. Clalr McKnlway, as the spokes, mnn.finld:
'-| have to .ay Hint wn nomo as a Hub-
Comnilttee ol tlm lleeopllDii (-..iniottte,. wltlithe repr.sKntativeof tbu Mayor tn per- soniilly appraise ynu of tlio fa.-t thnt, as you are uow Knchored In onr waters, ymi ure not ouly lognlly In our jurls.llcHon hut a guest of the elly,
"It la our wish in present t.i vnu an oul- llno nf the arrniigeineuts made for theoele- bratlnn on Kriday nnd .Snlur.lav, "ubjeet In all feiislbla rcspeels lo yonr nwil uinen.l- liient and suggeitiiitis."
Almlral liewey exiilulnod that he tlinught the weather tno thmaleiilng tn wnit nut nt sea, e-.|ieelally as the (ilympla hns nuo lit her propellers ilania>(...l. Afl.ir the liil,.rvlews tin. ineinlHirs of the lleeop- lliiii Cnniinltlee |ir.iceedvd from Ihn Hag- ship ti> the police bnnl   and  l.nck  tu the
eltv
Admiral liewey s tlrsl Ibmiirhl when he wns dls.'.isslng the arrililgenieiiLs f.ir his reeepllnu was fnr his ine.i.
-'Huw alinnt tho crow nf this shlpi. - ho asked, when tnld what had been dnn.i fnr hiniself luciinnucllnn wllh the laul i.arade. -How .In Ihey got ashore? Ivn got KO men here. They all want to gn, and Iiow will thoy gist usiinro from whero w. nre anehoni.l?--
There was a heavy mist au.l drizzle olT Handy Himk wheu the niarlno ..lisorver, at 5.tli o'clock describe 1 the white ernlser bearing up frnm the so.llheasl. Her pro- gre«H lulo tho harl.'.r oven at tbat early hour was nnl wtlh.nit sultnhlo gre.-ilng. rtio stiiain pilot statiuu boat was tho first to mnko Itself heard, and hnr steam alren fairly rent Hi. murky ntuiospher.. wllh Its (iliron.-hlng portanientn. Tlien up went on llie sigual halyards ol the pilot boat a siring of little cod.) nags, and the slenal offl.wr on the llaitshlp r.-.id the wor.l "Wel- cnino- The Olyini.la signaled baek "Ttianks.-' Hulntes were at... .'xehnuged wllb the Handy Hook uud Scollaud Light
It wail at 7.15 lliat the Olympla, thread¬ ing her wav Ihroiiirh Hi" ehnnnel, had Kurt Hancock, nn Handy Ilnnk, abeam. Then oul.puke the lil^ gnus cf the furl wltli an Aduilra|-s salute. This Is seveiili-en guus. It was the tlrsl salute tu an inenmlni; vessel nver llred frmn th.. fort, and It was the drst Hme In nver thirty years that the Unit .if an Admiral bad beon saluted In this iiort. The (llyiUpla retiirnod th.* jnlule. It wna the llrat litn. that her enus, wlii.'li i|iok. .0 ufTHctiv.dy nt Maull.i, had awakeu(i.l the eclioei on thl. coast.
Tll. lower harbor wua now well awnke, and n* lb. Olympla swung t-nnnd near thu Houlhwest Hptt lo Ilnd her anehiraife. ti Hie soutliward ii bevy of tuics w..s drawl..n near IhrouKh eurl'islty and IdnwInK tli»lr wblstlKS wllh alt tho fervur thai sucli liltle
REAL MURDER ONASTAGE i IHE    NEW?    EPITOMIZED,!
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111.
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He
Kiel
1 pern
leleirrapli ttiat III. 700 Chl- e iletalii..| on "llip lioard hy ml nf his appllcatlnn of the into., act I., the Phillpplues, lilted t.I land.
Tll.
nf   tl.l
(Specin
-Mi¬
inila .Morrison, leading womnii ot the ".Mr. riiister.   of Pnris"   company,  sln.t   and iii¬ stnnily kllle.l Krank Leiden, the stngcniati- on thn stage of the   now  opera linUS.. view nf llll uudliinc.- ot fully 2il0fl peeplo_ leiiu.l   her busbaud, d,  11. Jamcn,   wero' ken to jnll.
Miss Mnrrisnn and Mr. l.cblen had hcin larrellni: f.ir -mne lime, an.l sho had iri-ntened several tlilie< t.i leave tile c.. Ii¬ inv. At retieiirsii: 111 lhe altern . m Il."y l.ewed tb.'ir ipiarrel an.l l,e|.|.'ii, s.i ..lie vs, rer.rlinan.le I her verv severely bernr.' ... entire eoinpaiiv, wher.'iiiioii sll" I..I >r temp, r an.l sbiii|.i'.l Ills fa.-... II iippeiirstliat thev i|uiirrele.l .ner H-.e ..man -s nlleged tiairai-Iliii;, Let,b-ii aecus. u her nf belli,.- all iitiialenr. Leblen .III ilhlni; to resent thebluw, but In the cveii- k','liirlni; the Ilrst act nf Hi-, rnr.-e, .he vs, he made an Insulting remark to hcr a stnire whisper. She thereup in ran .|ub-kly to tlie win.-.,
lere-hehiil   pla I  a revolv.-r. an.l r.'-
riilni;   faee t    |,ei,l..|i.   wli i   wn-  o-i   I'i"
Heer.tarv
c.pl.il th. iiropnsltlnn nf John Pl.rc, ut Sow York Cllv. for Iho Interior lluish ot th. pofloflle. "building nt Uultaln. Thc prlee la t.llll.HW.
(I.neral OH. lia« InlnrMied lb. War l>.. .artin.nl tli..t tl... -iv ..r eu-lil dav.- mail I.nt l.y III. transport Morgan Clly was lost u the wr..'k nf llieve.sel.
Til" Matin. Ilispllsl H.rvl.'. has l.e.n jotin.d that nwliii,- totlie fever slluall.Ill u Now Orleans, a Iraln lus|i«cllon s.ri-IO. s to ba Inslltulnd on all III. roads out ot Hi. eltl-.
The -Nav e..ke
Heparin .if III.
s.1 Captain Irlaans, to
Ll
.-eturii In New Vnr-K Cllv In hi. vessel from llltv In llnininiean w,ilors. Th. N.B «r- .eans will be relieved at Han lloiulngo hv he Knnbnat Nashville.
A Stat, dliiiier wilt ti. iiiveli bv Presid.tt Mi-Klnlnv III honor nf A.lmiral H.w.y on lb. eveiilui; .if (...(.ilier It Almiit llf(y ,-iiests wili il. invlt-..|, n.i Indies being In- cliid.d lnth. nnintier.
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Hpit sweejis Inln lhe main sht|. cbanmil nt tne pnlnt nf the Hook, and here It wnslbat III. olynipln aiiehored, dropplnic li.-r blir- g..st l.iwer In the sandy boltoin about nne half mtlelo the nnrlh ami west of wher.. Hie cup challeniter Hhumri.-k an.l her niaji-stb- looking cou.sorl, the Erin, were lit anchor.
Ilear-Admlral Philip, the commandant nl the Ilrooklyn Navy Yard, was lutorined ol the (llymplas arrival   while   at   breakfast.
tied tnitetli
ea.l tlieni 111" leleirraiii aiili...iii..liii.- ¦e. llenr-A liiilriii l'hili|. then Itave nr.lers llial Hie silver ..ervl.-e nn I III" brnuzelnlili-t |ir.>sonlB.l by the elly .it (llyinida to the erniser. and Hih giin-nietnl inoipils for the (llvuipla-3 crew be p.ll on board thenaiy yard lug 'Iram.-. Lieuten¬ ant Dewey of the receiving ship Vermont, a nephew of Hio Admirnl, was orde.-ed li.- the commandant In deliver those gifts l-i Hie llagshlp. There was nn fnrinnl jiresen- tntlon of III" Klfls, T:iey were simply put on biinrl and gWon over lo llio ciro of tho Admiral.
Hir riionms Llpton was one of thn Ilrst to gel aboard the lllyin|ila and gni.t tli i A.l- inlrat. Lal<.r Hi" A.lmiral eillu'l upon Hir I'hninas aboard the Erin. Hoir Al.nlr.il I'hlllp nu.l his aids paid an olllchil vhlst tn Dewey, while lliiar-A'liniralHa.niiS'.ii, with i;nplalu l.'tia'lwiek nU'l l.lenteiiant-Omn- innnder Winsl.uv, had pai.l Ihulr respeets only a fnw niom-jnts before.
Dr. Han'ioru, nf thc ii .rt p.ysl.-lan-. staff, went aboard und lookod ut thu (lly(n-
pla-. imiiers.     He fmllld eb.yell of t r,..v
slel; with lyph.ii.l fever of a mil.I tvpe.
With the CI.-ll|it|.ill  of twi   blllle.   olllie
slarlioar.l |.r.)pell--r. Hint li.ivo been tivisle.l uul ol shape, lhe Hlviil|ipl Is perleetlv sound, Hhe run Int.. one of tin. banks ot the Hnen Canal, and -Inee tlien thn slai- board pnipeller has nnt li"..ii n-i"!. N.it- wllhstaii'llng this, she i-anie Iruiu (!lhr,il- lar at a iHu-kmit sp-cl.
Till. Almlral wn. greatly pleas.. I whe i Inld that  Hie   -Preiisurv lli-iiiirlmeiil w.iul 1
let    Olviniiin's  Clil'i.iiuiii   lau I, an.l li-.
ciill.d tli.BlBivar'l l'l to hlm. --A'l Lieii.- hn.said In pigeon Knglish. "llnllud Hliitos lot Chlnainan go lau.l parade."
Ah Leon's fai'B lit up with pleasure, "Ms llkcy velly muoh, velly iiiiich," ho cried, and then hn ran olT tu tell his fellow-coun- irymou of their Koul l.iok. When hnhad i;one ths Admiral, beaming wllh sntlsfae. Hon, sal* "That-s Iho best nows I hni .l heatd In n long lime. Thosu faithful fel¬ lows will get tlinlr medals, but I bad de-.- pnlred tlinlr belni: allow" 1 to bin.l.-
Llke most sell-...iiilaliiii I men, A.linlinl ll..weys Iei.ll....(s nr.l lnleu- . .y'len sllrn-.l. Phis wns iiliiliily showu when liHanlspet tho hand nt bis only elilbl, (l.orgi. (1. Ilowi.y, who l.ad hnrrlnl down the bay to iiiuol his falher as snon as li" henrd the (ilyiupla was sighted. The youii« man was weleiuiH 1 Ul. till, gimaiw ly by the .iHl- eer lu chari:'. Nit.iriillv he was very inn-li exeiiii.l uu,i w.u vary uervmis. He hll.l mil .s.i..n his faiho. In Iwo yeurs nnl he wns nil K-treiiible as be sleppel nn lio.ird. Ailinii-at Deivey hi 1 ju.t bll good¬ bye tn A.ti..lr..l Hampton wUun hU son np- proaehod hlm.
-•How .ire v.n. f.illier'-'   saM the boy.
-I'h.. Ailmlral tiiriie I lik ' a sli..t. with a rein.irk '-W.-ll. Iilus.i mv li.iarl. so It |s,- and In an luslaiil lie hi.l liliii by the nrm and dnwn lu hise iliiii. I'lcire lliey woro left nloil", llll.l If l'l" l'11'.-.l'liint hiiuself had come, Hiere ivas II.it ml nlll'ler on Ilm (llvinpia who wnuld hnve Interrupted lliein for a whil.i.
I'll., l.m-ers nil ha.l stories lo toll al.oul tl... liatlU of Manila Itsnlr, nml so ha.l th.i niombersof Hieernw, anl they tol.l th...ii nnlll tney were Hn.l ol telllnu'. The biiuler displaye.l Hu. l.iule. lh" .'all of wlileli openod the Uallle. aul It I...Ik" I as If li had been dlsplayel ever sin ... ll was hntlorel up, an.l every bil of plnllliu- was worn olT It. lu a.l llllou lo the buKlo there were auv ni of    Hie   liattle.      Kvery    i
thlni:.
plndoil
Tll.
had
shells
blue
nn..X|.l...l..l.        pl.ve, Islil|.s. a  liun.Ire I mel o
tilings  taken   from   thi   nrs il   and  fn
Hiianlsli .Millnrs nnd Hpnnlsli snldl.i-s. As t men told the story nltlio ImiIiIh over a over again, tlley |ioliiIi.il i.|i flag with I.uir wbllo stars that llmv fr tho lllynipln-s miilii trnek, aul th.-y iv as proud of Hi" |ir.iiiiiillnli nf -the man- to the hiirliest riiiil. in Hi" luivy Hiey wen- ol their own U'llileveuient Mny 1, ISIIS.
Till-. (iii-.N rm -
.IOV.
i-Mnm, H,   (-,(Hp..clnn.-Aii   iirllllcrv 1 of seienleen Kuna wns  llr.-d In frout
of the Male i-aiiltnl  in  celulirallon ottbo
Jliriml uf Admiral Dewey.
llALKiiin. N. C. (Hpeelali._A salale of .'evi'iiteeii nuns was lln'il 111 tin. Cnpltol ^ipiaro In houor of Adniltal Hcivi-y-. ur Ilvnl.
llll iiMiiM'. Vn. iSpi'i'iiil 1. -All llllill..rv saint" .if seventeen guns wns llred In thn Capllnl nn.iinds here In liininr of Iho nr¬ rlviii nt .New Vork nf Admirnl Deivey,
MiiRKi.s-rnwJ, N. J.  (Rp.'clan.    In npil-
niii-e willl Mnynr l^inyle-s roipu-st, ..hureh and tin- alarm bells were mug, tlenii. whistles l.lo-.Tli, Illld n snlnlu nt scvcnt.>.iu ituns tired in bounr nf Admiral l)cwey-s arrival.
i.KMi's oiiEF.riNd -r;i i)Kivi-;v.
N.l Siiri.rl.e in    Navy   ileiiarl .neul   at   the Alt -aI-<   I'nexi.rcleil   Arrival.
W.isui.s.n.iN. II. C. (Hpeciai). -Not tlln -lil!llt-sl surptis" was eipressed at the Nnvy riepiirliiienl over Hi" nrrival nl Ilio (llvinpia befnn. her selied.llcd time, lino nf Ihe iiftlors on .luty in the departn.cnl r.>iiiarkeil .Irvly that Dewey hnd a habit ot snriirlsii,,,.  In.
TheNi.vv Department sent Hils foriuni uie.ssn-,'.. .li wel'.nil" to Admiral Dewev;
"Nuw Depurtiiieiit, Wasliliiiitiiii. -¦ I'll Almlral li i,-" Doivey. Handy Hook:
--rile iltipiirliueut Is liiippy to learn of your snfo arrivnl, nnd eiiends to you and r.^nr ollieers uud crew tho mnsl conllnl wuli-ome, .I.inv 1>. L.i.-i.i.--
FATAL   WRECK    NEAR   AUBURN.
Ai-i.(-ui.-. N.^y. (.Spei-lnl-1.- A licnd-en-t- .-niiisi,111 ictweeon n Now Vork Conlral passeiit-cr Irnln nnd n frelghl tn.ln .i.- .¦nrred j.ist west of (Il.l I'lat llolloiu Hrldg", aliout half a mlln wesl ol t'i" citv,   nicI  as
a result thiee I pin are dcnl,   UVO   Ininlly
iiijiini.l an.l four sorbuisly llijurcd. Tho i.'ild lire: Kiiinet Lnuclol, ol llochest'r, ennliieer on llio Iniitflil train; J. (1. Cnrry, of ll'i..li"st.-r, llremun on Iho freight Iniln; 11. ,1. Knuv. of (leneva, bnirgagoinnii on tho pu.ss.-ngei train, nnd .lames K. King. ..f HkiinenlHles.
At th.i pll..'11 where tl.e accldonl lini.- peii...l then' Is ll sharp curve, thn sharpest tlllll I- mel fnr ...everal inllos. -pho (-aiilrnl iiiitli.irltl... slate thut 111" trains run nbout t.v..Illy-Ill.' liill'-s un hour nl Ihls point, rne Ir'iKlil tnlll. several liouri lal... was iiiiiliiiig fast time, au.l ivln.ii the Iw.i eann. Ill s|«lil lhe sp.ie.l  was   s.1 Kteill lhat   11-t.ip
ciiild not be innde.
Kllleil  in n  llea.l-Kn.l (olll.lon.
(lskU.o.is,, lowa I-'I lah. -.\  head-en.I
...illlsi.iii ii.-cnre.l .in tho N.irthwesterii llillwnv, b..tweoi. a passenirer train i .iith- li.Jill.d. Willi forty pii"scngi-rs and a .-oal train dr.iwn bv uvo loe.miotlves. The thn'o engines and fourteen cars were deninllshed, the wreekiige being lllled flirty feel high. Tiv.i eliKllieers, ttio con.liietiir of Hie |ias- .s"iiK-er train, nnd a llromilli of the frelghl wer" klllml. Flroineii lluiitcr and Culp were seriously Injured.
ii-ept the plavwriirht- wiir.l.-. At llrsi It Ili.iiicl.t thes.-enewn |.art nt the piny, luit the sIkIiI nf tin. bl.i.i enused u |innlc, au.l lli.iio was ivUd e.v.-ltc
vas picked np by some
ipany, hut ho was dead.
A Conmer-s   tmiuost   was  held. an.I   th..
vonllct .if the   Cironer-s jury   w.n   t.i th"
ClTect  that the luiirder was ¦promodlinlo.l
and wholly unjiistinu'ile.
1,1,0
rollnemont, an.l savs hor ho ne DHwins. Leldens hoinii Is In N where  four of   Ills slslnr. live.
ippa
Is  111   No
Jaum.i I-.
nm Hi. Louis.
BAY   STATE   DEMOCRATS   KflEET,
. th.
Hhs
(HpoelalL-The Domucrii-.s ot Massachusots mol lu Huite C.uvontlon an I nomlnnlod tho folloivliiir ticket: (iovernor, liobfrl Trent I'alne, dr., of 11 istoni Lieu¬ tenant-Governor, Johu H. Ma.-k.of Norlll Adams; Heeretarv of Stnli-. H irry Ll.-iy.l. o[ lloston; Att.iruev-li.-ii.-riil. .lohn 11. M.in- .soii, of L.iwelli .\nlltnr. W. 1,. II iius lell. nf Lynn, nnl 'l-re.isun.r. J.i-iepli .1. l.-|viiii. nl Laivreiicn.    The , veiill.in  cl..,.t.i,I thirtv
delegates In the Natlmilll Ciuveiltinu nf I'.IOO, plclued tn vote Inr Wllllnm ,1. Ilrynn IIS a caniliilntn fnr Presblent.
I'hn plalfonn ileuiHU.ls the fre.. colimgo of stiveral lli lo l.deelani-i the  Phlllp|ilno
wnr   '-wanlo'i   ami   n lle-s,-   nn.l   urgei
Hint tbo Islands be given (heir In.lepon.l- euee, ..xim-sses tear lhat iiillllurlsin Is menacing tlm innntry, cnii. (nr dnisllo romedies ngainst Irunt luniinpnly, opposes the liiiston nnd Albuiiy lease, liivorlng tho puri'lii.se of till, railroal by Ih.l Hlale, and deoliin.s for illreef lei,-islntl..ii nnd pnblie ownership of mitnieliiiit busin.'ss .'Ut.ir- prlses.
Walter L, Unmsdoll, of Lynn, hns sent to the Htulo Coinmllteo a loller lor.unlly de¬ clinlug th.' nomlnullon for niiditor.
Th" candidate tnr il.ivernnr, Mr. Pnlnc, Is tlio fourth of his nnme in dln-ct dcsiont —nann ol the plillnnlhniplsl and n great- gnindson of thc signer ot the Doi-laralioii nl ludopnndonee.     He Is abont thirty.tivo
Ilor A.lopt..t   lib
Th. iudlcalinns ar. -bat t iltnallon al Havana Is iiii.ls
(l.n.ral Wood, Mllltnrv (lovemuT of Saii- .la^u, savs, after his tour of liis|i.cltiHi from Porin I'rlni-I|i. nverlnml, lhat very Pttle progress   has  b.«n mad. sluce   tl|.
STATE  NEWS.
Frlahlene.l,  II.  K.n lo   lleatll
FriKlit.ii.il by I, ibiK, s.t on hlin hv n l.l.n wh.i ohjeeied to his gnthorlns juniper lietrl.-., Hallh.w Edwants. *tgbl voar. old, sprang nff a seventv-fooi clllt nt l'onchb.>ck. nnd was In.tanlly klll.d Mlcha.l K.lwsrd-. tw.tv. v.ars ol.l, was serl.>usly Injur.d .It.nipttug to r.a.-li hi. broth.r-» till.. Phe littl. hrnlh.rs bad b.«n pickliit b.Trl.s. unconscious ct anv Iraspasstng. when th. owner ut th. |.r..p.rty sudit.nlv set a laru. dn« afl.i th. two bovs. In.t.ntlv .Iropplng th.in Irull, Hi. brothers took fliibt, th. vounK.i boy ..im.wbal In the lead. H.a.linil siraih-hl for th. pr.elplc, Matlh.w l.ap.d ov.r. 111. skull was fia.-lur.d and b. .il.d a lew mom.nls Ut.r. Mtctia.t, who had .¦nin.to a sIiiji when h. saw tbe abyss b.- f.-re lllm, »a» so ,.yen'.imo wllh grl.( and t.rrnr Ihal h. allempt.d to sprine-troln tll. cllfl-also an.l liastan to hts bnithai's asslstiince. As h. was about to taketh* leu|i h. Whs eaughl by Hi. arm bv (iw.ii K.en.y, who had that ninment appeared until, spol. Th. t.rmr-slrlik.n Ia.l w.s u.il. howevor, lo he k.pl frnm his piirjios* and, wi.nchint hi,nself lno.-» from Fn.n.v, he clati.li*t.d down lh. l.lll som. dlsi.n.'-. and jumped tn th. grojnd, still many fee- lielow huu. Allhough s.rlou.lv Injur.l. nn.l wllb a long sash In his li.ad, Mleh..l mad. hit wnv lo Hi. sble of his dvlug lirother, only to ac. blm breath* his lail.
I>.re*il lo II. Seni in  an  A.rlnni.
Harrison Nnrlon benlod a few dava ago l.l be -cut back to an nsvlum. Hs Is a school tencher, and a venr ago was ad- inilKed Insane. He sii'ddenlv Iniagln.d that he owne.I all th" banks lu P..ui:hkB.p- sie. and went from bank to hnnk dniunud- iiig lilsliiiaiiiiiary thousands.    He was sent
uh" su.I
Th. Mn
'.Uwo
uls In Hi. Pbillppiues lalltownsonth. I'ain- piinira Illver and i'uptiir«.l a few rlfl.S. Phey erehaiiBed slmls wltli tba enemy, but nellii.r sid. suffered any loss.
Kclii Mnrt I'll, u lialnilt wrll known In tll. Ciinnnj.-iv ilistrtit. (-uba. has •urrnuil.r..l alter Imving vainly asked pnrdonofllie 1   cal nulhnrltles.
Prince Dnvbl Wanwnnnko. a sclnn of Hi. • itlui't Hawaiian dynasty, says that hh aui-.slral isliiinls iter, n.v.r sn prosp.roit,. l-r th. peoi'l. so Clint.lllled as now.
Flllirldg. ll. Allen, formerlv .-l.n-rlt Ru- perlnlendenl of tll" OKI Cnlony llallmad system, shot nnd klll.d himself in his room nt the Oran.I Hiilon Hotel, in N.w Vork Cltv. He had receutlv couin fmm lloston, where lie bnd pul up at   a hulel   uuder nh
Hkngwuv, Alaska, experienced n thlnl shock ..f earlh.pink. on Heptember I*, but It .ltd no dainaire. Ph. area shaken on S.iileniber 10 Is esllmnted at 10,000 sipiare miles. Hoals arriving at Heatll.. W.islil, nil bear evidence of contael with Icohergs s.t   iiiltift   liy  the  earth.lunk.,   th.   shl|«
.Tlth l.ntle
-d 111
old.
The Nel.r»
l.M.ini.Nob. |H| lull.
N.d.raskn   In   Slnl.. minale.l Jud^o  ll. II. 11. Hupreine  Cjiirt   .lud
bll.-
.. TIeUel,
1 llepubil.inns leiiliiin hem , of Line.llu, 111 I'J. ll. Jlc- .1 William 11. Kiv. of Alnswiirth. for llii«i'nts o( Hie Htnto l-ui- vei-slly on thu Ilrst ballut. 'I'll.. |iliilfiirni ndiiplcd deplores the liisurn-ellnii In the l'lilll|ililn.'S, but plciU-es support 111 Ihe nd- iniiilstratlnii In malntnliilug the uuthnrity of tho I'uiteil HlnU'S. The platform de¬ clares for tho gold stnndiird nu.l favois nntlonai suporvlslou uud control ot tho tnist.s.
ADIKIIRAL     P^ONTOJO     CONDEMNED.
Sunloncoil  lo  Iletlrei it lle.ii..sc Ile Ku.-
leo.l.re I   l.l A.l...lrHl Ile.vey.
MAiiiilii, Spain  Illy  ('nble).--lli.at-Ailinl
ral Miinlnjn   whn   c..iuiiliii|.leil thu H{iunlsh
iini ll r  r    s  In till  I nil     >r   Mnnlla   Ilny,
I -
Ihi. arrival In New York of Ailuiliiii lie.v.-y waa Krcteil wllh tiring .aunnn, crncker.- and ..hoi.rlug.      	
NiiUTIIvltl.li. Vt.   (Spi'..i:in.     Th"   re.'elpl ntlh" uews nf Aliulrnl Deiveys arrl val was
tho slgnnl for a   deinniist rali  In   wlil.li
all tho bells and whistles In town jolli.nl. Willi" Hi" cannon on Nnrwleh I ntverslty k-r.Hlu.ls gave the Ad nlral s salute.
H.N Ka.isi-isi .1. l-nl. (Sp....iall. - The news ..f   the arrlvi.l .il   Hi"  di»-,-sliii.   .liv ilipla in
New Vnrk w... illl Ii.itelv l.lll.live.I bythe
llrilu- nfan Al.i.ll.iis salul.. from Hi" linr¬ ii.ir Inrts mil ivnr vi-s.els 111 Hie bav. mil by biowlug of ,Irons i.u I ilii„-ini; ,.f lire l».|ls.
I'll
lilc
eived he
inn    (Hi bill
¦iifblsinrl-   li|.l..|."li.l  Hall
.   saluto  In   tioii..r   n(  Admiral
Ival linme. When Hie 11"WS nf -. arrivnl In New Vnrk was re. Mnynr   Aslibrnlc" nr ler.-d Hi.
I am a brn'.i-r.loc.ited nt-.ir Si.my Br.-"ik. one of the most hliIji ious '^Mrktsin this State, and w.is hoihrred wih ni.tl.tii.i fur vfais. ;it limes I CouM noi work, .-ind w.is alw.ivs vciy lonsiip tk-d .i.s well,    l-'or JMf* I h't*! "i-ilatia !i0 b.id in the  ipiiHo.'whi-;i  i-ii^.tooil iii plowing, Iwt I could do nuthlng but .shake,    i iiiiist Ii.ne Liki-ii .1N1111 .t l-.irrtrl 'quinine pills besides d^vrns of othei- reine.lie-s,  but  iK-vif obljined
rrmanent benelit. last lall, j.t peach litn , I hid a iii.ist set tous of chills and then C'lnmcHCed to take K'p.'tis T.ibules, ui-.m 3 • advice, and Iho lirsl box made me all nuhl and I have h. vet Wilhotil Ihem since. I l.ikc one Tabule e.iih iii.MHiHg and ni^lii tintes when I leel inote than usu.illv exh.iusie.l I take three in atay, Thev have kept mv sl.ini.Kh sweet, mv b.nvels reniilar .md I Imw not hJd the least to«Kh of nial iria iior spl ttitu; head u he since I COm^nenced usinc ihem. I know also th.tt I sL. p betier .md wake up ictrcshed than iormerlv. I don't know ii.'Af m.tnv compl.tinis Tabtiiea will help, but I do know tliev will cure any one in Ihe I was and I would not be wiihout them at any price. I consider them the cheafvest-pnced medicine in the wmid. as alao the ntcst beneficial and the most conveittent 10 take. twenty-seven yeais of age and have worked h.nd all mv lil^e. the as most temcTS, t>oth eariv Apd.iue and m ali Kinds oi weattier, liuve never enjoyed sttch ^ftLi, hc.iiih is I have since last (all; in aty nelghbocs have all remarked my i Hi-'iovi>d condillon and have , ''Say, JolMt, wh.-il arc you Johik to ki.-'K so healthy P "
bat haMa tkant,' r'a a t -m . . i. ..-..    r.., i«» .. .«....».. .*¦-.•¦« "fj.
ymrmt ai* * ..ai^ IM., la. Oo. .t ... Ont. M..W     T.M -«e.e..« ..... .'.wl^*
ESSB* itai^Itan* Me I tatt... M1 iSrt w IM aw*a« u.*BMai Ct., aa
Ci.iui.i l.l(.l>e.  Il.reaveit,
Kieaii.ir Hlg.b.ie. au.l thlrte.iii, the youUKiwt child cl Captain C. H. HlKShee, ot Hie deslroyid ballleship Maine, die I sud denlv nl heart llsea.e al lb. summer bouse if her annt, Mri. t-ar.ilin" lllttenhi.UK". at llehobntb. Ilel. HUo went to Itehi.botb tor h.i health.
Th.   Na.h«lll«   Iteach.. Hanl.i   llnmlnao
I'he Kunbnat Nashville arrived a f.w da.vs agl at Santo Domini; i Ir.m lilbara. Cuba She rellevas th» eruiser N-w .irleans which bas been .-ngaKel In I .nkinn after Ain.tleau Interests during tbo Jliu.uc; revolution. '
Th* t,ab«r  World. \
-Pb. Ameri.-«n Ke deration ol Lab.t c vi- j sist9 of 11,MO unlviis.
In Hvria a sklllod laborer ts pai.l from flfty eeut. toa tl a .Uv. {
rtl. labor temple ag.tallou at T.;led.>. [ Oblo. has   tve.u   temporarily labl  on   th.-
sttelf. '
Klght hundre-l e.val miner, al lltnto.i. | W. \a.. bave j.....".! thoKOu strike. Noarl, ' iUOU men an. n.w out. . ;
After a ling strike th. union cxrpsuier. \ of KililnburgU, H.-otlant. Uave ....urel a , wa.!. seal. ..t t'J 73 a we-k. i
W.iot e\rver. areln de-nsnlln N.w Vvrk l-llv. and the tralo Is booinlnir     Member- ' of  the  erafl are e.iinlng Irmn  L vnd.sn  I i  !
Th. employers of Han Kranei. - i bav. I .- .ncle,! the d—nnn 1 ol their |.atnt.rs an 1
d~-.vrat.vr. for tH l.r elitbt hours wirs !
H..UM. mover.  In  New York CUy are or j
gadf^lng.    At present thny work  f.vnrt».'i i
aud attosn h.>urs par day f.vr tl Ml.' tl th. I
ru.   be^.lquartiirs   of  tbe   Jouro.yin.n i
li.k.rt a[4   Coafwtlon.n    inlernafional |
I'm .0 tiat. been re-Jioved  fn.m  Brooklyn j
l-Ctevelrnd. I
Tne St. LonU Building Tra I. Couacll, as I
u iw oritanl7.e.1 an 1 perfecte.!, is »ai 1 t... tl. I
IU. mi«s: p .werl.-l  ol  any  .imilar body in | tb. Uolte.1 NtalAs.
Al   an  ..rly dale a Jilant for tbe  manu- j
faelureot tue LaocaMM oil motor, to c.jsi |
tow nw. and tu employ  ab.>ut  ton sa.ll.l '
; .i.e^'Uaiiio., Is   to   b*   bnlil  la   Pittsburi,-.
Xtttan. I
IKntl.i
Sri.ool   li>>
Attornev (1 'n.-ral l.nuKlas, of Mliines.ila.
has ma.l" imlilie an   .i|ilnl.in   Hint   11 ii"
and one-half mill tax law imsse.l l.y lli.. la-i l...gl»laturefiir Ihe relief nf the S.. Paul sehools Is uiic.iiisittutlinal. Th" s.'h'e.is ii|th».'llv. wl.l.h have nearlv Hilrty Il.ou- -aud pupils, wilt Hi"ref.ir" bave l.i .lise aliLUtiprll I, when-.he regular a.-Ui..l ap proprlallou runs out.
AH (Jaiel   In   Samoa.
Advl.-es from S..inoa say that ni.Iurtl|..| ..ulbreaks have lie..urred. but.tl I-a.l-p. I. the actluuof tb" ilormans Is likely ti .-.lu-e tr.iuble.
•Iinor M.nllon.
A Christian S'leli'v ..'linl It b.y- hi" biven oslaiilisbel at Htainr.r.l. Cinn.
Veltows,„.i» Park nal a li..i:-r number i-f visit.irs tills yeir than ever nef.ire.
l>urin„.ihepre.eut y«arth" lus-.-k mol i klli.l injure". ..a Hi. «tre"H   anl   park-
..r rt.iiT.i... N v.
Wl..-in-iii has lollj«»l t'l" example -i'- New Virk in i"um,- a list .1 books for lnwii.-hi(i librari.-.
Tn. g*inin III" nUTI l.r o' .ehojl ebll- Iren in   M.npiwi.-. Mi-li.,   tUl« year,   wai
.;olv one nver ta.l yu*-.
Th" lirltlsli Assoeiali.n lor lh" Alvance.
ui.nt  vl  i-.-i"    bas  I.ee-i   graute I   ti-Wl
t..w.»rd lh- "i(.eu«..s of an Autar-tl ¦ eapo- dlltvu
r.i. l'..p"b»sis»n"lau"n -y-i. - .Un Eng lau I ..u the p.ji.lt|.>a of tbeCliii . iii.lr.it liriiain anl liie C.-ivoi*-.
Tn* l.r.-vlns ca." Is aim i»t forgotten In Kngt.^d. Tn. .(t.rt to b ly.Mlt lUo Pari. Exp vsiil.vn IS au utter failare.
Kiap.rot Willlaa ot li.-iuanr hat ra- fUMsl t.. accept tn. protect.liat" ..f the Bi.- mar-k Mu.eun tt Sloadal. a towu .t Pras. BI.U Sax inv-
AsarMtallot lli. rigi 1 enfor-e-nint i>' th. ctilia-l»->or .n t e iin;'ulsjry e-lusatlou taws very many ol tb. - .intry ..aoit. In lu-liana are nrercr-wl.l
Tb. p irir*ii ul iiaray. Hi- fam..us L'l. i'h..r. wit. ua in t.t. Itr I'll! of f.-nom .-..lor.l 1... I 1 t .-.I.IB-) wiud ¦•! of lb. ,>iai- C.pit..i. Hi> Will b> tti. only tadlau IK^rtralt In lb. duoie.
MURDERED   AT   HIS   OWN    GATE.
liulll.isky. .if William I'eun. n snnnrb of this  .'lly. was  stnndlii.;   nt his front gate
 verslii'.,-   with   n   neighbor, nnd his wif"
mnl -..ven-ve ir-iibi s.in were hinking-nn. wheu ten men r.ishe-t .in I" Hnni. Tlm l..;i ler iiiille.l nut n  but .'Imt   .vlil.'h  be hnt
...I II...1 uu.b.r hi- .'..al   I.II.I   ilelil.eralely
nie, llutk.i.-kv nn I .1 III" hea.l..•rush- Kill-skull      liiiineillutelv   thc   assn.ssHis
 k t r tieels and I'seniicl.   liuiu.isky
.tied 111 ll short H.n.'.
l'l iiii'.ens wenl   wll.l with   .-x.-ll..inni.t
...1 lienrlui: nf Hie iiiurder. A I'arty i»-ns ..ri,-aiil-/.i.il nil I slarte.l In imrsult of Ihe iiiiir.lcn-rs wli.. lind   ininle Ihelr wuy In Iho
 untnliis.      rinre   -even   mi.peel...I  men
were eai'tiirel mil piit In jail In Hits .'Ity. Ihev lire .Inhn mil Anllmnv Heukinvlek:-, Malliew mil llal"it-li llu.ml-i, i-hurles Kiiti-lils, Ml.-hnet ltr..i:"sky nud Andrew Kuriils.    lliilelk'li   llu-inls. H    Is   all»i;i-l. l-
II le wlm slni.-1.   tlm   bl )W.    Th" .-mwl
Ilir.-al.'ii" I t.. Ivii'li tiieiii befor-i lliev iven- |.i..k.-l U|. ill   jail.     Nl.   n-n-111   Is   n-kn.'l
(,ir   t Iter   "her   tlinu Mi. Illltl...-ky
win iiii-t.il-eu f..r llll..Ilier man.
K> nn   lioller   Kills  Three.
-|-!ie 1.1.Iler nl Heii.li-rs.iii .V Malign--gl ts „1 |-.iUsb..r..Utfll. l-ex l". blew up ll fee; ilev- aim. deui.ilisliin..: Hm liulldiuit mil kililnK Luirln""! .Irani Cir lir. I'ressni.in i Sunn Steele, anl a boy uauie.l d..n.-s. A| Ml-s Junes, sister ol th" Il.iv, ba.l Litli f.-oi ill.iwn ..IT an.l her blp brnkei.. |
«.        Kitll.ln.is   Bealeii   In Cel.u.
il.'n.'nil .'Its ha- ..abb-d t" Hm War I'e | l.arlmeiil, at WashiuBi.ni. tlm detail. ..f nu ! nilii..k mat.' ii|ioii liisnritenls un Hie Islninl \ ot i-elui. llie allnek was made un.ler lb-. .Iil-ction nf (len-ral Snvder. Cdmel nl Hie j Nin"tiv..ntli Infanirv. Plie atlaekliu.-iiarty .'. .ii-lst.-l .ll re,.iiliirs and nearly :UH| m-n : 1.1 th.'Tei.lies."., regiment. (l..n.'rul Sny- ,(er ite.tr .yed l'-|li|'lnis.
rt. hns
t rl.ll  liHfo
en    I'liuno.l l.l
rik-l.t of pr nil.lllo
REBELS   ATTACK   A   TRAIN.
Killeiln
111 KIv
tv.
Ill I  illv .-..111.... -A  Iiarty .lit..be.l n r.ilnial triPi ii
nutil  nf Augel". ani   thi'll
ilelens d....il r tlib'kel fr
u   the   train.
eaii-i..l tl	
were  nltiriT
-h 111" r..l ll   Whealon.  with
pn lel  fr.im Calub.t t.i
train, but bls servb-"* wom
 1 111   the
.iillll.linles. ellef Of ih'i
Pre-ldent Wlllimn Sipltli.of th. KIr.l. Na¬ tli.mil lll.l,k .if Chnrlntte, Mleb., wnr kllle.l al Wulverlne. Mleh., by being lliniwu from n log-earrler against a moving snw.
ill. irreat .l.nn neross th. Colorndt Biver at Austin. 'I'eias, whl.'h was con- strneteil bv til. citv II few years ano nl . i-osi lit I.l,0i'l0,n00, iias s|iruiiu a Idg leak, Illld the waters In the Ink. fulinnd hy thi dam ar. yradilally rc.-edtug.
.1. W. C.iiip, a wool.n manufaetnr.r ol Charlton City, was Instanlly klli.d by a trnin nt I'xiirldi;., Mass, Th* body was horribly innnglod,
Oovernor Plnirr... of Mlelilnan. gave onl for pulillcaHon ii l.iii;lhy slat.ment. tp wlili'li hed.elar.s that he will not b* n c.iu- dliliit. Ihls full lur mayor of Dnlnilt.
William 11. Hav. of Kprlngll.ld. HI., t II.ph.wul Secretary of Slat. ILiy, has rn listed as a pilvato lu the KIghlh Unlled stales Cavalrv.
Th. slaL-e betweeu W.islfall nnd Ontario, (lr... wns h.id ii|i nnd the reirlslerad uinll taken.    There wero llir.e rolibers.
Actlv. work un tho construcliou ot the new tl,n(10,000 ilrvd.iek al Newport News, Va.. has b.en Iiskuu. Th. dock wil b. the lurn.sl In 111. world, being nearly '.KIO fe.t In l.nclli. mill larg. ennuKli In hold anv twn luiUleshlpsnt cruisers nBoal.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kncklev w.r. burn.d In death In their hom., nt HtoiiKhton, Mass Mar.'onl,   of   wtr.l.ss   telegraph
fan
.rie
p.rliii.iHs for Hi. Wur and Navy Depart nients arrived lu N"W York City ou th. (-.iiiard line steamship Anranla,
Kiislgu Niuili T, Coleman,   nf  Hui baltl" shlji lown, died In n |irlvate hospltnl nl Han
Kranclseo as a result of   a. ll'lleatbin   ol
nnd a  luillet wuilnd    liiflleled   by
bill
elf..
> tin
In
nil.'
npt   at
s.ilel.l.'.    Yiiuiri; (-nleiiian   had   bi .leiiiiie.l 1,1 il.lllli Irinl   by I'uurt-iiiiirltnl fut viirlnns nllenses, nnd atteiupl«il snleld..
-|-lie man wlm. iin.i.r the nam. "Walter l.awluii.' inflleleil fatal Injuries npnn Kr.derlek .1. Killi.n, tlm nand cashier ofa private bank In I'iililliii", HI., Is dead. He reeeive.l „ i;uii shnl wound In his strugitle with Karnier I'iilggo, who  tried   to   rescu.
l'illl
li. .1. Peters,   ag'il    iiln..ty-f.iur.   ill.d I.
p.Ullt  st.rllnu'.   Ky.    He was   tor   mnny
enrs Chief .luslle. of   Kentucky.     II.  wa-
si.lioolinal.  of    deffersuu   Davis ul   obl
raiisylviubi('nll.i«r. Tw.nty  llinnsand   p.nple
bind un the Hlati! Cnpllnl grniindsat Denver, Col,, P. atleiiiTi. nieinorli.l service In bmior ol (-nlora.In volunteer-whn died intb. Ptaii- ppiues.
Pnul Johnston, » innrehant, of Maenu, Miss., and Kdwar.l Tri|ipl.tt,a negro, who was ridiug with hlm, were shot ami killed nv iiiiklinwu persons wliil" eu   roule  fr.m
Ma 1   to  Hlnitlston,   Miss,    There   Is   un
¦ill. Ill the iiiiird.irers.
Chri-lliiii Wuu-iier, a postal clerk em. ,'il.ive.l lu asiib-slnllon nl llufraio, N. Y.. pielnied nniitv in Hi. I'uited Htatea C.iuH l.l the cliarK. "f rnlililiur th. iiinlls an.l was .eut.ii....|tiioiie an.l h half yeurs In Au¬ burn  Prison.
Cll .1 W.J, liryan opened lh. Nebrnskn
-nmpalgii tnr the fiislun fon-.s ut (I-N.lll In the |ir.s.n... of in.lHKl pers.ins who bnd assembled fr.uu 11 ill, llr.iwii ami Hiija.-elil .•nnillles t.. (.-reet hlm. Ten brass bauds adduit loth" .ntliuslnsiii.
die
sylu to Muo
id six
eks ago
tliool Mills, Dutchess County,
.  111. ulie
.1    le.l,ler   In III.   pint
ils.rvlii.
SAILORS ACCUSED   OF  MURDER.
i.rw.cl.ii. ^Vl... litt. .1 a'.i   A.e   i>   Co..
ll.    Warranl. nl Wltle, act
I furls  and rnilod Hi"   I
|-l.lil|.iiliie   Mllll.rv    llep.rlinent..
TU" W.ir |i"parluieul .it W..-i.lnc:-iii lin j .|..|liiil"lv de.i.l-.lt . .-r'nl.- f.iur iiiilliary , lepartnmnt- in Hie I'tilllpl'ines. ,
K.ni; O.ear ..f SW-.ten takes .lellgbl tn n.hiui; I..r salm.iu.
A l.ii-t .if Kormer Spaaker Ueed Is tielni- "xeenred In bn.nze f.r the Miln- Legi^. lature.
l'nit.«sor Hadlev, tb" new Pro., lent .t < lie. riles a bi.ivcle. play- whist au.l Is a-.
were sworn oul by Vk'i ini; |iirlheil.verii..i"nl Anderson aU'lTlminiis, ors from th.- buriv Drn their own St.irv. kill" I i .whtlft drifting In iiil'l" The men an. stilt ver
TELLS   OF   HAWIIAN   SLAVERY.
ttal. Oeparl.n.iil  I.  i..Ioriiie.l ol AH.Keil
oil.
CooH. l.sl
W.»«His.ir..N. M. 1-. Hear, adi.rney   ol   11 State Department   a   P Sent   a  statement
lattv
I..II, -Ge.irg.- D II. callol ut ths layt nso to pru t.I tho iil-trnat
Mnn
K.inll"/.   In has wrillen   a letter Dr-vfus Mylur tlinl Ibo tight Ior b"r bus- bands full rehabllllati.n will g.i on. j
Tll" ..m -er. and ....rpirals ..f I i" Insulai Pnll.-e of I'.rt.i K.c. have pr«.»nt»d |.> i Ueuoral and Mrs. Ony V. Heury -» (. >rirali i of tbeOeueral. |»iul".lln Purl ¦ Uie... 11.. was tbe furmer Military H.ivern-.r uitb. I.land.
There   is   n..   nioie   nielbodi..!   s|(.akei Ib.u Pormer Cvenmr Johu P. Aiigeld  .. ]
llllliMs.        Hi.    blK    .peecbe.    be   eanfuilj
|.r-   ir— aud   .-.ud. loiIrs   in   advan.-e t( !
tli-'l.eW«li.pers. I
Th. W»*hlogton bou."   which  Secr.tarj 111 111.  luteri ir Hltch-o-k   has rent.!  for ; th.  wint.r  I. that   lorin»riy  oecuoled by "XHecrotarv Aic.r.      It hat a docble frou: and is t.-iat'-.torit In height.
.„-.-T-=r2or Les'."  M   tanw   at Ino.   who ; has been Bomlnatol   fir   a ..'-.n 1 term a. ehlef  ex«-aliv"   of   the   Stale, objeiu  to
I l-»ptala John (1. earner m. commander I ..f (beirre«( O-eant.- Is a nall»e..r S'lr I ZenUud. but b.w t"-".. .11' t -In-. "aHr | l.oybouU. Hs b. llfly >«.r. "Id. uearly tir I laM tall. broaJ-atiottldarod aad allil*<a».      [
n.eni   nf   coolie  lali'irers In th" liawaliac Islands.
H« asserts that the supreni. (Vjurt ni Hawaii bv Its ruling' is iiistalning a iiy- tem ol slavery of the wor.l Kiud in th- Islan.ls. In vinlatlon ul 111- (! .nsHtuHou ot ths l'nlt"<l States, au.l t.e luki that th. Attornev-.ieneral be ri-piirel Ii d.i..-lHri wn.t Imr ur nnl Ibe Cuuslllutl.JU del- c.ver th" islands.
Chin.«. Alluwe.1 IH Ih. Pbiil|ipin.i.
Chinese will b" ail .wel I.l laul In lhi Philljipin. Island: tbnipjrarlly. puodluu the '..liption ol a detinue |iolloy l.y in. Ooverumont. riils was declilo.1 iit a Cabl I.et meetioit In Wasiitngtun nfter a lon^ dltcutslou. In whieh lb" views ul raeoiber of the Catuuet who were pro."ut Warl rre«ly expressed.
t-tianee ror tinimr.i Mot..
Tu» 'Var lispartnient .1 Washlu>{f.u -las iMued a general urjsriu r«g« 1 to the e». ami nat iou of u31cer. ol lb* volunteer army, rUinn   of   wbl.--j   i. thai
toii-sii-.inate t.inner Kiiii; Mill at llelgniile. nil July li. was fnnn.I uullu by the..oiirI uud taken out ami •iininiarllv siinl   In  .leath  ..nl'l.   |-|imii|i   llaraliunnii
lipnnevidelii." wllnlly Ilia.Iei| Nnt e.
It Is nnieinily almille.l In lierlln tha> iiriiiv m.ililli/.atlnii |iliins stolen by Sergenni Hi.|il.is..r, In Wiier/.liurir, llavaria, ban been S..I1I 10 France, Hchlo.ssnr Is n fuirl ttv. fr.iin juslle..
The llrllish and Kr.ncli anlhorllles hnvi illsuk-re.d liver Hi. Newfoundland slmr' .|u.siliin.
ha
V. occurred  at   F.r I lobe called out|t.
lh.
Ini»-I lh. city unit, stt.uiplti' Imbl a I stratiiiii  In  Trala
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lull. r«suite.l In a ilra-tl.- Inllnre.
Ciloniblan porl- liuv. been i-ln.e.t ti tups havliiK III.) I.IIb.il.l.- |ila«ue or arrlvint mm lufeet.d pi.rls.
H.n.rnl ll. Onlliffi.t. Mlnl-ter of Wnr a' 'urls, bus Issue.l au urinv ..nler. In whlel I" 111...Inre. ill" l.revllls im-l.tent ePiSed apluili Dreyfus arrlvel al I ar|».iilr.s, 11 own In Ilm ai.nlli   nf   Krmi.-e. and   Is   ei
..I p. sta •"Of,.unl..
III.
f.w   luiinlli-
iiiiisiici ..ni.-i
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DlBpat..li.s r.i-.lved In I.on.lun Iron J.ibann.sbiirg. Hnutli Alrlemi ll.|.ubt|i-, r. pnrt ai-ompl.t. br.aklnit up of III. Ham mining 'ndusiry. Th. exndus conlinues nnd nil th. mlu.s ar* cliMlui;.
Th« (-hlnei. (Inv.rnment bus expressed a willingness tn grant a Frfn.-h cmeession at   Nanking.   prnvILd   Fr»u.
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tal.ll. 1 almiu I    1..W.
eat
ilalM
onB..|nnni-e nf t be nntl-Semil. dls i.M at Alirl.r. th. (Iovernnr b.s as l.l ujlill.ry patrol., practlcall) lling tu the proclamation n( martial
and field cnrn.Is havt
le. r.turns sb'iwlni allabl. fur Hell .er wber. th.y  can  li«
.n   lmp.r..nt prijUlon _ ot^.bb-^n^U thaj ,   ;,';?.;;'--;.''7;iT,-mi;on Co,
All commnn.lants been ordeiei by I menl I.l sup|.|y al III. uumlHiil uf m.u \ le.. au.l Ih. pniu i-.in'..nlrateil.
I-rwld.nt ll. Iinm ana nf f.ni l.as llb.r al.il til. |..)l(tl.-at pr....ners fmm C'rr.j .1. Pfls.'n on |iar.il., thereby lu.'rea..i.g bb popularity.
'I'h. llrltl.il batllwibl|i London wa. .ue e-».rullv lnuliche.1 at l'..rt«.iioutli. Kuif laul. ll.r li.piac.m.nl Is l.VOJO luns. anr h.r armor lielt Is iarrled th-i entir. l.ngil' ol tb. thip.
Th. British llml.class prot.et..l crul.er T.rrlbl. and Piw.iful bav. botb b..-i or lereil lotDeUtlie.     io.v nav* t^iimin ao
buard ctpttii. or forming a uaval brlcad< of a tbouMind men. HlrRiehard MTeiral.r .'ouclud*.!   bit sum ng np for Hrwit liriiain lu
lau Ari'llr.tlon ('uniul.si n  l>«gaa I b
wlieni he s.em.d rational peared in Poiiglik.epslH nnd li"k'i,-ed Alll- 'OU Hulls to have bin. commllled to the Hudson lllv.r Slat. Ilo-pltal., 'I must tie senl to the asylum,- ho said, 'l cannot tell from onn mlnut. to nno-her what I may .lo. Please sen.l ni« to the asvlnni as qiti.'k as possible. 1 am afraid I niighl do som.thlnn to the chlblren In tny school. Lasl nl.-lil 1 hal iny rn;-...r all .sharpened nn.l n-n ly I., use It on myself, bnl I r*. -train.'.I mv inaduess, but I cau stand It no Ioniser.-- Papers were hastily made ...it nnd lie was sent to the asvluin, where, onoe wiihin the wnrd, h. said il. felt saf. from liiiu-elf.     The doctors suy Ihul h. may re.
Nrw York Solill.r. tn Vol.. A lew days nitn Heetretarv of Htal. Jol.n I'. MellonouRh wrote lothe Attorney-Oeu. nral asking his n|i|nlon as to whether nr not "this c.iiirlry Is In wnr, and If It waa his iliilv, as Hncr.lnry of Htate, to carry mil thoiimvisions of Chaiiter l!74 of th.i Laws ol IHIlS, and the nets nineudalory thereof. In .inter that the.|Utlined eleutors cf this State whn .re now engaged In tho I'nlt.d Htales service in tbe Phlllpplnet may beenaiilc.l tu vute at th. coming gen¬ eral election. ¦ 'It Is clearly your duty," repliel the Attorney.(lonoral, "to lininBdl- alely take siii'li steps as may l.e necessary Inor.l.r llmt full effe.-t may b. given to Hi. pnivlslons of this law, ns thor. cau lie no ipi.sllnn uf Hi. rik'lil nf the <|ualine<l .l.clnrs nnw n.'lually onitage.l lu the mill, tarv servi... nl Ihn Hu ted Htates Inthe war In the I'liilippines, In either tlia nrmy or llie navv, lu volu at the coming election In the manner pnivlded In Ibis net, I un. d.r-inud that a siinieiont a|iiiri.prlatlon .xlsls fnrth. imriinse nf earrylnj; Into .|. leel llio provisious ol this law at this time.
Shot and  Klll.d Hi.   Ilrnih.r,
Clarenc. Wilsnn shot his brother Law- rtiic. a tew dsys ago nt l.uvoua, killing him Instantly, Ph. tragedy was the result ofalaws.iil. The murderer ilum.dlalelT gave himself np and la uow In Mayvlll. jail. Th. uiurd.r.r aud his victim are well- to-do lariutrs. The brothers nre sons ol Chauncy Wilson, an aged farmer.who has accnmiilaled a small fortune In farm prop, .rty. HI. sons, nix In numb.r. Inherit tbt fnlh.rs disposition, and tlm family .|uur- rels hava been note.l far an.l wide. Tills lust and worst .piarret was over lAit dlvl- st.in of a tariii given the two hrnlh.rs l.y thefalher. A l.gal suit was d.clde.l In fnvnr of Cliirene", and at tlint time Law¬ rence publicly ttir.atened lo kill hlm, Clar- .111'., who was In |».iss.ssloii, |.r"pHr..l 10 d.f.ndbliiis.ll. Lawrsnc* huiite.l hl.n up and words ensued. CInrnuca drtw his w.apon and llred ul his brolhtr point blank.
Ilnrl.il Wlill Iler DoK In Iler Annt.
Miss Lllzabetii Webster, who die.l a few dnys ago at li.r bom. In Hi rac.is*, leH a siniuge request, which ba. be.n cnrrle.I ...It. Kor several years Miss Webster had been sli.Kularlv attached tu a pel dog, and when sh. tiecamn awnre that her illness was to terminate filially sb. asked that th* diiK h. allow.ll lo r.maln In her room con. slanlly, f riavlug wli.n.ver ItwnstbsHul. A. n ilyln;; reijuest Miss Webster askeit mil In be sepnriited, even In .leatl., from Ilm iinlniHl whose coinpauionsbli. wa. such H snlaee to her in life and In her lasl 111. uess. Her lii-tru.'linns were as eipl|i-lt as th.y w.r. positive, and wer* to Hi. eff.ct that when sti. ha,I passed nway her p.l shonld ll. put tu death In the most sci.n- tllli'and Hie lenst painful manner and |iut In h.r unns In her coffin. Th. .log was pt-omiilly chloroform.d lo death an.l place.l In h.r arms, und the pel canine aud its owner went lo llieir grave logeiher.
Killed ana   ll..in>re.l  by Ktnru.s.
II, (1. Alien, Dln.ciur of Ihe (iovernm.nl IV..th.'r llnrenii at Cornell Unlversilv, hns just rejiorted lliat durlni; Anirnsl thn following named persons were killed by lightning In 111" Hial" nf New Ynrli: On August J Henry Mat bias at Itnndnnli Krnnk Ciisey. near illue .Mountain Lake; Wllllaui lie Lapp, nt Port llvron, nu.l David Kl.ick, at lllehtleld Hprlugs; on Au¬ gust 12 (l»ori;e 11, llnrber, near Peru, and ( laylon Hhermau, near (iroton, DuHng 111. month fiftv-nlne barns, twelve resb deuces, tw.. ..hurdles and nne mill w.r. rn|ii>rleil stru.-k by lightning, and eighteen horses, twentv cows nud on. Bli.e(i wer* klllod. Involving a total luss of |ilOI,llil.
Noinlnaleil for a audlelal   Ott...
The Deiiioirnls of the Fifth Judicial lisl Ill'l, eoniprbilng 1 h. eounll.s of lii.lda, llerkliu.r, Jefferson, Lewis, Oa- leuo Ullll llnomlugu, buve nuinlntled loiinril ('. Wii;gliis. of Ilonie, ns Hi.lr andidnl. fur Justlc. nf Hi. Huprenie Cuurt
.ll Juslle
nlin
r<.rii..r A.....ililv.aan  l-r.
Jucnl. II. I'ruper. .if  I,Ivlnit N.   wn.   n   ineiiilier uf  the A l-uiuuililii   Cuunty   lu   1177 ¦ih.rlff for tlir.e years.
on. Is il.ad. i.iulily from id  11.78 aud
All Arouoil lh. Nial..
A xolf <dub has been ..rganl/.e.i In Oi.an.
...iisuiiipllon Israpldly on tb. Increase la ll.idinsler. The dlyn heallh offlcer nsks lhat steps ll.  taken   at   oue.  to  sequester
affs'tod.
The plans for Jamestown's n.w F.d.ral l.uildiiiK will not be drawn up helore uerl fclirliig.
Civil engineer, hnvo linen soundin* the .leplhnf Nlak-ani lllv.r, dlr.etly under tba
111.
- bridge hIk
lh.
all.   b.in
h.y  Ilnd li tbnut eighty feel.
Martin II..nnan:., .if I'oui;like.psl., has r.-lgiie las a member uflbe Hint" Ibiaid "ITai Cnmnil-sloners. lie «ns i.|.pnlnled lanuary '20, IH'Jt, by former Ooveruor Mor¬ ton.
-I'h.de-r of De»r Park, In (irang. County ,ire devuurlug Il.e n|iples and .r.ips uf Ih. I.irmrr. near I.v. but Il.e i'itli'..ns are p.iw. srl.ss, as H.e animals ar.prolHCt.d by law,
chaulauiiua (onnly-s Almshouse al present gives shelter to 130 Inmates.
The EiuplreHtBteKipie.sstruclia wagon In whlph was si'tte.! Martiu C.ions, aged lirlv.thre. v.ars, and his nephew, May¬ nard Coons,'niiod sixteen, at Hluyvesanl Landing, kllllni; bmli. Pbey resided lu HI uyvesaut anU the elder  1. survival  bya
Widi.W.
A WMteru New York farmer (iredleta a Inni; anil bar.l w.uter. lie ba.o. hit calcu- l.tlnn.upoa th. sttt.in.nt Ibat th. beeeh- r.ul .rup It ph.num.ually large, aud add* that when Ibis .<.-curi. It Iwreoasls a t*«-au r.b'ul.ted to make life a burden to ali wbo du U'.t enjoy eatreat* culd.
Mayor Thomas J.ff.rton Van Atityoe, al ttb.uy. was r.numluiiled for another larm by tb. Darouertt. at tb. eliy euuvauHoo. Vb* nomination was mad* uuanloioat.
Ab'out SOO Japanet. oolonlttt locatad t«( fears ago near JlmllteiH.., Mexico. Tb. colony was .stal.llshed uud.r the autborll} cf a cGuccaslua grantod by tiie tfcxlcas Clnvernnient Th. eolonj tin. been esperl- tn.utlug In taa growiag and ba. made taeh t tacceet that titOO more Japiiuea* mea aad tb.lr fauilllea are to be brought to Mexleo io join tta. original eoloay. Otber Iroplval prudueta ar. alto raited by Iba oolonlati. Th.tr Hxteotiva idautatloiu ar* Inealed la the Terdb River Talley       ^^_^
Ba Iiever aaw Itfrya Wgaatagtaa.
Onel* Mac. Jaektoa ealabrtted bia IHib birthday a f.w dayt a(aat felt loitjr-aera farm near U.nro. Ctty, Va, H« la aa la- telllgent negro, aad a.lmlttc4 taal be a«e*r *a« Watbiaglaa, allhoafk h« woa iM»a aol lalMd to fttsiala.
THE  S.\BBATH  SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS FOR   OCTOBER   1.
.Subject: Joy in (Iml't lloate, Pta. ra«ll-J llolflen Trkt: I'aa. rxill,, t—IIaniM-y VrrM.. e-0—t'oiauieatary au UM IMtft
1. "1 was glad." Thongh vrtttea \>i .David B. C. IMS. this Psnlni appears lolw among those coll«.-toa by Earn nuil Neh*. minh litter tbo caiitlvlty ol Judah. and need ^.y the people then, II. C, (iSS, If thttPMln wat calculated lo ttir the heartt ot Hit [.eoide to cherish Jeru-Salem as the Itolf l'lty, trboro Ood wonld manifest Bit pret- uuce lo them, thn ark l...|ug plnoed that*, then surely 11 was suiloil to the returned captives wbo hnd been separated trom Ibt city (or seventy years. It weconclndathlt to be the Psnlm ol tho Iryrt upoa thall he irlng the esllet o( Cynit gnuillng th«|l n.turntojorusnloin.ll will show bow raltb. fully they rolurned to tbo cuttnms of tbtif rullgloB,Jjn former yeart David'* haart hnd be^f gin.ldeued when tbe paopla la. memlH.rvd thcs-olcinn feasts, null fatiiatad from all part, to nsaouible at Jerutalem t« worship Jehovnh. 80 now there wat thankt- giving un tbe part ol theeapllv** to Ood for dellvernuoa, and rejoining among th^ta- selves when they hear.l their bratbrea ra- solve to a.^eept the offer ot Cyrut to returo. Though the temple waa dettruyed, thalc business was tn rebuild ll. Jerutalem woa lo the.n tho mouut of Ood, a snot taerad to Ills worthlp. Fully delivered trom Idolatry, tho purpoao ul every returnlBR captive wat to worship llod aeeordlag to tho law given tbem by Mosiw.
•1. "Our feet shnll tland." In Ilarld't time this waa a rejoicing bt-eaut* the ark of Hod wns to have a fixed plaoe. Ttat daya of wandorlng tn tb* wlUIeroeea wart past, and (ho people were settled lo (}¦• naan; therefore they cupId have a Uiad habitation for tho ark nnd Iba ¦Utr* ot Ood, Ho nfter thocaptlrily thejewaloakad with joy to Iha time wbaa Ibey ahould h« safely settled In Ibelr owu lan.l aud undM the protecHoDot (lod. In Ihls i«turn thett wns a representntloa (rom all the twelv* tribes, Jerusalem, (rom David'* Uma, wat considered aa t he ceutero( th* trorahip nod gnvornmont ol Isrnel, at tha bond of anloa umong tho tribus; nnd while that city r*. inaiu.vd .'ompnct nnd uhlted at tlMlr oom- mon hend tbey wero tafo and nroaparoa*. Tho uniou nlso of the priesthood la Aaroii't family, wtth the klDiidomla that of Oavldi was very advantnffooua lo their oommoB intorcsta, civil and rellglout. When Jattloo wns adtulnltterod nucordlog to tha law of Hod, nu.l legal authority- proteelod aaa supported th* worablp ot Ood at Hh temple, Thla typlfled the nuloB ot Iha priesthood nnd Vlugdom Is tba ptiaon ol the lledeemer. Dnvld'a tona wora ohl*l rulers aoon after the removal of Ihs ark to ZIon fi Ham, H1I8), tu tbat the throBM tft hit tamlly, aa well na hia own tbroae, warn tben estnhllahed nt Jernialein,
S, "A city lhat Is norapaot." DbtM seems to have coauonted old tliiUm aat Jehus and tho stronghold of ZIon tomtbtt nnd wnllod thein; nud hn and Bolomoa fllhHl up or built n caiitoway aoroat tha valley wliln-j teparatcil Morlah from a pnit - o( ZIon. The parta Acrii (old Batom) Bad Iler.etlia (the now olty) wore alao IB tl'aia cnunected with ZIon and Morlah, eltbor by masonry, as brblgna nnd oauaawayt, or by fllllng up, lly tlK'se workt the whole <>ll Jerusalem, eontlstluK o( several dlttlaet nottloinenls, wna builded togetlier, and ba¬ oame ono com pilot city; and In the valloyt there s.om tu have been bolh nquaduelt nnd covered stroets—nren these wera archn.1, comi.netly built, cloaely aovarad, nud some ol Ibeui with tueh taifMtti-tliBt tbey sllll remain. It waa a typa of tha Oospcl ohiircb, whiob It eoiB|Niol tORthtc lu holy love euil Cbrlatlan ooBmaaloB, to that It It alt ta one olty. ThajfrMttttglatf ut n oily It not tbat It I* large, •troBk aai magninoent, but that It Ratbart, prottola Bud hollda up Ood'a ofanroh wltbUI.
4. "Whither the irlbea (o np.**' Wbtrt tboy are repraaeotod at the tooatt. aMh ot tho threo aannal (eoati wat ktpl la memory nf O.id's oaro over theia from tba lime or Iholr exodua from Kjtfpt aatll their sultloinent in Cautiuu. Thoy wera types of Chrlttlaa nxpurleuae, Knry Joa waa cxi.vcte.l lo attond at loaat OB* o( thcso (easts niioli yonr.
G. "There are set thrones of ludlfBieBt.** In this figure tbo faet It Indleated that Jcrnsniem wns tho oontruot goterameat und of worship (or the whole land. Wblla tho ihtouua o( the hous* ol Darld taeia th.'ru thoy bnd Jiutlee. What a goodly eliiht loHcu tb« tostlmouy of Itrael (the Bta of tho oovonnnt) and tbe tbroBee ot Jadg- meiil liaoh uaat neighbor*, wbloh nty grcnlly bofrlond ouo onotherl Let tbe tcsHuiuuy ot Israel direol the Ibroatt ttt Judguieut, and tbo throat* ot Jadgmeal prntust tho lesllmony ot ItrneL
"Pray for the poaoeolJetutiUem," It
"They shall prosper that lovo Tht*." Ilapjiy nhall Ihoy be who In tbelr lote tor Iho rollglon und J'jttlce which ar* ad- ministered In Hieo, O helored elly, eoB- tribute their endeavor* aa well aa their prayers (or thy tafuty aud protperltyl Tb* peace aud welfare oftbe (loapel ebureb la to bu earnestly detUod and prayed for by .very ouo of us. What {be brBelllUu ohuroh was tha Otarlttlun ehoreb oa aartli ¦ now Is, and demandeth In like manaar tb* prayers o( all Ohrlatlnn people tor lla peace and weKars lu a tronuIttoBe aad noulentlout world.
7. "Peace be wltbin nur wallt." Not OBly thy olvll aud rellglout loiHtullont, bttt alto 11 inong nil I by ofn niim, tohlleit and lababit- ants, for they ouuttltute the ttrengtb Bad safety ol the kiugdom. "Proiperlly witbia tby palaces." Inthe kloR'a botft*, bllfam. Hy, Ills mlnlsiers. If there be dlMMBBlOB, tliere ruin will soon (nlloit,      ,1 jhhi     . <
R, "For my hrel brea ilnd oompaBleat' sakes." Our coocom (or the uiWIo •aAUatl In right wheu il It tho effeel of B tlaoete ' love to Hud's Instil utloBt ead Hit tBilbtal worshliinrs. II might be eaid. Mo t^aaka lo Davi.l to be to sullcltout (ot tba wtllBr* of Jeruinlnm; It wut hit o«B«llyi<Mia tb* IntureslB o( hit (ainlly were lodged la li. Yel David professes that .(Itt'BM tbetNa* ton wby be was lu suoh eon tM IU IMt It wat (rom bls warm regard to tb* lma- muulou u( saluts aod to tba .«iillBtl|t« H| Ond. We aro not only tubjeott ot one klag, elllzent of tbe same clly, bttt neliBVt aH ono Oud and Falhur.
t 0. "I will teek thy good." BaoBBt* tbOB art the teat o( religion, the plie* wbtr* our mercKul Ond hat condteeeBded ta dwi'll. If religion (all, the klBBdom will (ati; protperlty will be at aa end, aad lb* nation will be divided, dltlrdatad. d*. ttroyed. True religion lu a eoaatty It lb*' coiisolatlou o( the guod wbo dw*lf tb*re, and the bridle that holds Ih* Jawi of th* wicked. In thit Ptalm Darld rtooltett* be (allb(al aa a king. Wbalever tber* might beof wan with otheraalloaa,ll*la reaolved to dobltutmott tomalatalaptata within bU own country. WbBterer th«ia might be of Idolatroo* woitblp BioaB4 blm, ha would exalt tbe worship of Ood ia Itrnel. Though other uBtloaaweredltlded agalntt Ibemtelre*. b* woald at* bit bttt elTorts lo maintain a peacefnl eoBdilloa li*r tween bimtell and ble tBbleala.
LACK   OF   FUEL   IN   CANAOAT
Aa aaort Heing Mad* «• OMIle* th* Ba- taaclv* P*at a*|B.
"Tb* mott  aerloai problea that paa* (routt the Canadian paoale of Ika fatat*,*' tays Consul Heylert la Blatter la Ua atala- Departmaal   at   WoalUagloa ItAm tttAt' (ord,"la material for (uel.     TiMglCMtia
lumber Indutti-lee oad Ibe ti*at lorett flre* have eo deanded lb* tittbtt area o( Ontario that Ib* p**pl* 01* thaf uugbly alarmad aboat th* fatar* faa tupply. Hard wood for fael It a*« waith Irom t« to at a coril and toll fiati M ta t5, while onel, wbluh le oil imported (root tbe Untied Btot**, eoelt •• a tea. Tlw Item of fael 1* tberefor* oa* ol thahaatlttt exp*oi*e to every peraoa la IU* iatltadit af long and tcter* wlatara. Aa otdiMQ ra*ld*Bea will! eoaeame ao laat taaafnt worlb or raal (• a yaar, II ha* ktta troH knowa for year* thai tbere Bta aataatlf* bed* of p«il bog* la Oeaada. aad aat- tleuiarly Iu tbe Prortoe* of 0*iitft*. Aa effort be* b**a mad* datlag tb* hMt tia moBibt lo ailllB* Ihlt ptodatt of aatat*. Io IrelBBd. iffole*. BoUaad aad fa-rtgla peel hot loag be** tb* *Mrf fa«i aaafiv the people. The re**al toMalioaataMk eblaery by maoae al wbleh rati BMMaal hllberto aaaeed t^tft eaa be e*a**rt*d tal* markatobl* i Caaadlaa lad
HEALTH  COMOmON*  IN  HAWAII.
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