Queens County Review 18980429

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QOEENS COUNTY REVIEW.
Pabilahad Isery Frtdar Sornlng at
FEEEFOBT, QOEEia OOUfiTT, H. T
CHARLES   D.   SMITH.   Proprlato
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BOOR MD JOB  PRIKTINO
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ittractiTe and Artistic Style
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REVIEW OFFICE by Powsr Pressts.
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\    FAMILY    NBWSl».VfKR    «)F    LOCAL    A .M»   UKNERAL    INTELLln'KNC F.
TERHS    »:'00    YEARLY   IN   ADVARtS
VOL. III.
FKEEI'OHT. iN. Y..
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VY. APRIL LM). 181).^.
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' Bank of Rockvilie Centre
VILLAGE AVE.VUE, Rocltviile Centre, L. I.
SAMUEL F   PHILLIPS, Presl.lent.
THOMAM O   K.MUIIT. Vioe-Presldenl. IlIIM-M R, fSMFTH. Cashier
BOABD OF ljin6rTOB8:
Tbomaa O, Knight,
Bobot A, DaTlson, ieVk Vincent, Glsptsrorth D,Coni
CtaarlsfWrdaycs,
"    nr, Phillips,
irlsfV
Hir,
, Wesley B. Wmlth, CharlM L, Wallace, Ansllal'omwell, Nelson H  Hmllh, .lohn T  IlavlBon,
ard T, Thurston
HaoUlton W, Pearsall.
We do a General Bnnkiug Biuiness of Deposit and Diatxmnt.
latoreat Paid on .Special Deposits.
Dnfta laaned on England and the Oattneiit.
Toor Patronage Solicited.
Banldnii Hours—O A. M. to 3 P. M.; SatBidar, 9 A. M. to 12 M.
Diaeoont.Days—Tnesdays and Fri- iajt, 9 A. M.
THBFREEPORTBANK
CAPITAL, $30,000.
Main Strest,   -   Freeport, L. I.
lOmr J. RANDALL. Preslilent. OHAUNCEY T. SPRAGVK. VIoe-l>rsaIdsnt. WILLIAM S. HALL, Caahler.
BOARD or DIRKCTOR8.
leha 3. Randall, "h Cox,
...JamE. nnlder. Wallaoe H. Hornwell, TitiMBaap. Smith,
OhS8al."^al'lane.
(.'IiaiiiioeyT. Mpragus Wllliain (I. .Millfir, D. « .-slei Flue. Oe.irge Wnllate, (loins Pflllt. Harvey H Smith, Kenrgn M, lUudall.
William fi. Hall.
Otaa, eirept lenl holidays, from 9. t. m. t« 9. a. m. offers ncjiltles aad inducements In m/my ilsaartiaeat etfusl l.. thoee nf either the Haw Tan ar Brtwklyn Hanks or Tnisl Com. famsa, and every arrom.Nlaiian as far as Is
 "-"—It wllh eonaervallve manaireinnnt.
,tat the rale of three Iier cent i.al.l ea I, three months ,.r morn.
Urttis, ate, sellrlted
¦Satire aatlsfai Hnn K.iarantee.1
laanirlea win ret-elve promiit attenttne, aa4 ta raeerfnlly answered.
pnorBaaioNAi.
Dif. T. D. Gj{h/iu\iI;
SutdeotiDentidtl
MAIN STREET,
FREEPORT, L. I.
orriCE hours:
• A. M.teS P. M.
PiiBless Dental Parlors,
Dr. «. a. lOROENECKIR. Or. H. t. SKIOMORE.
t f.Cor. ltil tfld Front Sts.,
HBMPSTBAD, L. I.
Imftfti altk sll Bia^srs spyllsness for ¦•Maf iiilalass lestsl eperstioss.
Crava as* OrMfa Work s Spsclslly. aAaAd.nt^'i.nt^^ni.n.i^t.A
WILBUR F. TREOWELI..
I OOl'NKEl.OR AT LAW.
'    IM Itaaisea   Ntreel.  Hr.Miklya. N. T.
Taa lUpar's Hall. Freeimrt. L. I., Evenlnse and .-'laturdays.   .
FRANCIS B    TAVLOR,
I. A W V K K,
CORNBR  »l*IN  *NI> Fl'LTON  .«T*.
¦awipateaa. 1. I.
C. V. BALDWIN,
«^BANjo soi.oisr.w-
CRtect Entacemcnta at Low Ratci^
• Addraaa, HEMPSTUO or FRElPORt. nriiiMrMH «,«Hii,n.
A little fellow who was ssk»;.1 hy Viis teacher what is the first step towar.l Iherligestion of fooil was not far out of tho   way when   he   replieil;     "Bite it
Fowa is ronsidere.l a verf slow go¬ ing, conserratire Htate, aud yet in 1807 she very r)nielly extracted from the eartli m.ire than 88,000,000 worth of rnn], ziiio, left'l. ir.in, gypaiiiu auil oley. to say nothing of the millions upon millions Ilf dollars' worth of corn, wh'^al, oata ani other agricu'.t-aral products.     Of ,sii,'li  is Ihe West.
WHEN  THE  NORTH WIND  BLOWS.
When the north win.l  bl.v,r> ..n Hie s.juili ern sea The ventiirlrgtide turns aboui: The  waters   retreat   to   th»  eaves   of   th
Tho wonderful gran.leur of this r-ouutry of .inrs .'an he better umler stood when it is known that while the nation has jnat voted Ji.5li,0l)ii.OilO for war purposes, Ihe City of Philadel¬ phia now has a hill pending before its Legislature to devote 870,0011,000 for the purpose of betterinj; its water facilities. If a single city, ami thai neither the largeat nor the richest, ean appropriate 8"0,lM)i|,00i) for a speciflo purpose, whnt might not the nation lie depended upon to appropri¬ ate in defense of i'a citizens and ita honor? naks the Ht. Lonia Star.
And the whileeaps sr» rb Theeamr Is sll  sniiL-i;e 1 fo While  the   south   win.l   b.i. ilalllanos away.
The loam oi the breakers white As the snow of an .?1.1 man And the waves sre as sliil
liSleJ out;
n ivliitrv  lay, wan.I-re.l  In
Is ehllle.I ami
's boar.l.
as the grave-
yanl mound-.. For the timorous -ea Is afeared, Thto nortb wind Is augry, and Ihreatens a
fray. And   the   valorous south wind  has wnn-
dersd away.
The beaoh Is bare, snd bleak, an.! wl.la.
And the Ilshermen-s nets are .Irv; The |iell.'ana squat In tho loe of the reef,
And ths ooean Is hushe.I ns the skv; Fortbe north wind i.i uia,it.'r nu.l  |..rd   ..f
the dnv When   the   sun   Is aslant   nu.l  the   H.nith wind's awav,
—.\ew Ol leans Fl-'ayiine.
Some philanthropio la.liea have or ganized to htip farmers' wivts au.l daughters or perhaps we should ssy the women of the househoM on the farms, announces the Farm, Field an.l Fireside. Thn object in to atari in dnstries which will enable these gooil women who are often weary and op. pressed w-ith the monotony on.I too often the drudgery of farm life tu flml something to do at home which will be remnueratire and iu varions ways s recreation. Tho name ol the orgaiii zation is League of Farmhouse Indus tries and Do^nestic Manufactures.
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Onn of the leading statisticians nf Germany flies tbe'worUl's population at the present time ot 1,.'1,3.5,000,000 souls, making the totol gain for the year immediately preceding 'J,'t,0O0, 000 souls. To thia increase Europe is credited wilh contribnting .'5,700, 000; Asia, fi,'JOO,000; Africa, 7,.'>00,00ll; America, 3,200,001). The United States, with its grent growth, csti mate.l by this authority st 72,300, 000, represents more thau flfly-threo percent, of Ihe entire popnlation of North and South America -a circiim stance adduced as highly significant and ooctiring in no other part of the eartb. The popnlation of Europe was increased to .S78,600,000 which iii aboat a quarter of the eutire jiopuln- tiou of the earth.
Bays the (Ihicngo Evening Post There will be general approval of the ordinance jnsl passed limiting the height of buil.lings in this cily to ten stories and 130 feet. Thin may jirove a hardship to the owners of aome high prioe.l central real estate—the value of which is raised by the presence of some neighboring skyscraper, Riil the publio welfare, pleasure and safe ty are paramount to private iutereats. All Chicago will be benefited by s reasonable limitation on the height of ita aspiring office buildinga. There ie plenty of oflloe and store ruoni in the business ilistriet below eleven stories for the accominodati.Ml of the business of a city of 10,iioii,0liii When fSiioago has reaehe.l that p.ip niation il will have oulgr.i ivu it,s pros ant bnsiness center.
PALMER'S
REAL ESTATE  OFFrCE,
ear. Oraatlya«M,tMslsSt,   FrMport.
AaroB. harlD* Viu,^ Proi»rl» or Farms r!LT!l°i •«''•>»"«•,¦ a tue me fall particulars aaatoat lowest e«.h pri.e. as I ailvertls. yoar Vjmrtral my own ripense    Addreas r.o. Bszl.     ilane. falmer, Freeport, I. U
t. A. DORLON, ¦ONDCD aucTioNccn,
aaa siiiaws  aiaca. PVifaa ar., ataa CHvaca,        rRKEPCRT.
C. S RANDALL, ArehHaet.
Mesrer  Bnaikirn  ave ,  and Mala at ,  app
Rollraad  llaput. Prrs-port, I.   I
naaaaa* R^aatRoattons araparad lv al I r la^i sRtatUlBsa
CHANLCS L.  SEAMAN,
Carpenter *>«> Builtier,
PRCCISOMT.   i_  I
EMinalM . lM«rfiillT giren I C'sHltla, t« lAkeii
CEORGE I GILSOI RUIOR,
CARPENTIsRS ANO RlJLDBkS. FREEPORT, L. I
¦avtnc rereall. eompleled tke HFVIKVV RI'II,IlLS'ii   we  ,r«   rrepaea4.1o lake
Herr Bebel made si.mo ..f th.' nioiu I.era of the (terinaii Heiolisiat; .ti-os aively uncomfortable a few .lays an. by reminding thein, in the course ..f a revi.liilionary speech, that tliey liel.l very .lifferent [viewa regarding abso lutisni Hfty years agn than those hebl hy them to-day. There is m. .loubt Iha: a great deal that Herr Kcbel said Was merely for effect. No one believes thata revuliitioii is imminent in Her- niany, even though the s...'ialistio party appears to   be gaining streuglh.
So long aa the nialerial prosperity of (Germany continues there will be no .'hange. fhe mid.lle classes, whilo pr.ispering as they sre at present, mill remain conservative, snd the masses can effect nothing without at least having Ihe sanction nf the people of substance. It will lake har.! limes, perhaps a .-.unplc prostratiuii of in dustry, to n^ake (iermau maiiiifs.'tur ers and merchants realize Ihst a stand iug army and a big navy are not Ihc blessings they are someliiues crackc.l up lo be.
HE thermometer had tumbled down to fifty-four, and the rawest of cost winds was blowing in damp gusts, bring¬ ing iiiisly shcHts nf rain aRuiust the \y i n ,1 o IV-jiaues in .Tack .Jerome's offlco, with a uiiseinlilo, wailing noise thnt was ouly e,|U»led ii( gloominess by the ap)iearance of slow¬ ly tinkling rivulets of the raiu-drops as they dripped down tho glass, '-
As dispiriting as ever a day was or oouM be, Jock thought, oa he close.l his .lay-book with a bang, an.l saunt¬ ered across the dusky oftice to the window, to plunge his bon.Is iu his poi'kels, nn.l lo.ik ..nt on Ihc gray. HU.I.lon, weeping worl.l.
And not so veryiuiu'li luoro cheerful inside, either, .Tack Ihought, as lie turned disgustedly awoy, int.. the little room again, with its stovo iu the middle, thot sto.id there perpeliially, its timetables of a dozen of roa.ls, tacked on the walls, its railed-off ticket oftice with-^tlic telegraph np paratiis, wlio.-.e monotonoiis oli.'I, cliokety-click hadcmneto ho a positive haunting horror in .Jack's life.
.A.nd not much wou.lcr, seeing that he was obligeil tn listen to it thirteen honrs out of the twenty-four, and to attend to all thn other .liiliea nf agent at this lonesome, little, mit nf-tlie- way roilrood station in the siibiiibs. an.l all for the innfjiiid.'eiit rciiiiiiiera- tiou of forty dollara a iiionth .Jack .Jerome, college hreil. .strung limlicil, handsome as a ynuug .\p.illi., and proud 03- well, brave ami jiioiid enough to lill Ihis detested iinsitinu well, since nothing yet hail nft'oi-e.l.
He had always ineaiit such g.-and things when college .lays were ovor. He ha.l fully ilocide.l i.i stinly law, aiako a uome for hiiuHolf thnt should liring coy Fame aud tickle Fortune to bis si.le.
There had been plenty of money in the .Jeroiue enU'er.-. then, "nu.l ii.iI uutil a week after .la.'k hu'l .-unio.I ..11 the grand h.iu.us dbl the sml.len, ujipal- ling crash e.iiiio. iii ivliii-li everything was swept by the linanl. and the haiul¬ soiue. auiliitions youug afell.ni fouml himaelf with a fine stock of .'lollies ami an .\ 1 cliication. in aplncewheie a beggar coulil not be a chooser.
Of course lie hint trie.l oilier tliitifrs, but other IhiiigH were not iivaliable. and Ihen tins lia.l been i,ireieil him, and he hail lalieii it nud filllille.l his ilutias well, ami loathe.1 it cpially well.
But Ill-day he was ii,.t thiukiug s.i iiiiii'h of that as nf one other tiling, that iialiiriilly Icl him lo .lespise the fiiturn of liis'posili.iu. He was Ihiiik- iug of the sefl, velvety gioy eyes  that
he name, poor, lonelr fellow, b« ho IT nil/ losteil up his a.'count's, before clii..iiu' [\]^fl jp for tiie night; au.l he wou,I.'re.l if »he uee-ied the pittance  he camel   a^
THt   NEWS    EF'ITOMIZEO.
'CULL FOR raiUWEEES,
NEW   YORK   STATE   NEWS.
  Rear-Admlral Erben. retired, was r''a.-eil   I
„„,i, «u l.a ,li,I '   ' -, ..-.-. .In .-barge of the m-isiuito flolUla, - ri       n       - i     ,     , ii-      n      i
™ Postm.ister.Genpral Gary Resigns and      n'-sronsestoth. Presidem'soaii lor voi-   Ihe Preside'it   Issues His Proclama-
That night he was decidedly niilu.'ky. He went to a score ol jilaoes to fin I, work, and failed most successfully' every time, an.l. the iie^l niornin;-,] went down to the nfti.-e nmre iittcld desolate and discourage 1 Ihau ever In- had been in all his life I.ef..re   -'
Frecisely at eight o'clo.-k. Siiiieiin ten.lent |ie linivii's re|-re-eiilalive ap peered, eiicortiugny..ung la.ly sli-lil, graceful, niciiles|, in bei- gray .li-ess and veil—an.l iutr...luce.! theui ^Ihs Barry an.l Mr. .fer.niio; hu.I. as the veil Went off. .lack nearly b.sl In.- self- ponsessbiii to s.-e 111- oj.iiiisilo gray eyes, ainl rippling .lark haii. au.l grave, sweet IIU.nlh he had been hojiolossly iu love with for moutlis.
A faint Hush ma.le her cheeks pret-I tier than ever, aiel .Tack wiiii.|eve,|. wildly, what invsteiious Fate was iu it all.
Then !*riss Barry laid off her sac.|iie, ami hat. ami gloves, ami aat .lowu I.i her .luties at the iuatrumcnt —so fair, so sweet, so .liguifie.I nu.l th..r.mghly la.Iy-like, au.l s.i perfectly mistress of her biisiiicaa. too.
While .Ta.-k mauage.1 t.. allen.l to his .luties, with a very va^ue i.lea tliat he was somebody else, ami a very liewil- dereil person at that, iiiilil late in Ihe afternoon, when ^fiss Barry a,lilresse.l him for the first time, uiifoHcite.l, all that .lay. aud .Tack's heart wna iu his I throat as he walke.l ..ver to hei-.
Her clear, calm eyes wore wistful and—so ex.]iiisiteiy lieautifiil.
"I havo been Ihiukiiig about it all day. Mr. .Jerome; it .Inesn't seem right thst you shoul.l be oblige.1 to give ».. miu-h of your position up."
Whst could he sny—to her';' He found DO reply, and .Kliua weut ou, softly, regretfully:
"1 sm so sorry. I know from ex¬ perieuce what it is to be out ,,f eiuploy- lueiit. uinl 1 UUI so trouble.I about this."
Ho Ihis lovely grny-eyed girl was poor, ami a worker like himself! Thu eniumnuplacc lact was somehow be- wilileringly precious to him.
"f will be OS honest as you   arc, " ho I sai.l, after a moment, looking   fraukly down iu her face,     "1 needol the place j
very inuch,  in.leed," j      The
She rtashe'l llim baek a look that was j tnuM half a smile, half a iilea-liiiij dcprecu- i ),'„',!,"[ linn, [  aleiv
",\ml so ili.l 1. Mr, .Teromo, It is '. J^'j|;'^" | sn hard fm-us girls to Iiml positious ,.',"„',,',', to ilecently sujiport us,' i mur,.
She was   poor--oh,   il   was   raptnr
Charles Eiiiorv Smith Succeeds Him, CAUSE    OF    THE   RETIREMENT.
tio'i For 125,000 Soldiers.
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Ived tron ..f   everv  State  ani   Territory;   the   offers weroln'en-'es.. ..fthe .lemnn.l. |
.Sfter tw, dnvs of ,I,.l,nte  the   House of I H"',.rosenlatlves decided hy a voteol   USto   j fQpMlfJp       ADUV      flF       INVA<;inN
iniiihal William A, Y.oing iDemoerat) was ¦""'""'"     «ni»II      tir      IIMVflJ>|UN. i,,,l   e|e,.|..d,   sn.l   that   Blehsrd  A,  Wise
He|.iiM|,.ani wss e|e..ie.l a IleprBsentsHve  ' ,,
111 the Flflv.llfth r.ingress fr-nn the Second I'l^trl.-I ..f Virginia.
l-oinman.ler A. P.inlap has b«en relleve.I rr..in commaiia oJ thf revenue i-i.lter BIsss ,111-1 .u-.lore.l to e.,niirtan I Hie ho-i'Itai shir
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The Senate passed the Naval ,\pproprls- ..11 l.lll slier voting ,b,wn Mr, Butl-r's iieu.lnieni I., establish a (iovernment -mor la-torv If i-ontracts cannot be nia.Is
.1  fsllinif b.'ultb, and -  h-n-after at »:IOfl a ton,
, e,|ii-,r .,f thoFhlla- I      H  has heen deeble.l to   lan.l In r.ibs in.
.iniuated bvthe Presl- i ."""regulars,   probably   near  Matauzas. M
•al.llsll a I..IS" ol supplies foran Invasion.
aplaln  r    F    Ooodrl.ih   has  been  .le.
'hvl (r,.ni llulv as Presblent ollbe Naval
All
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¦ rollcKo an.l appolntel  to lie auxlilarv .-nilserst. I.ouls, I're..|.Ient MeKlnley, siv   ni'-mbers of IiTs al'inel. Hie ..illIre Supreme I'ourt. Ambas--
ler lieneral James .v
f'nblnet ..n a.'.-ount
Charles F.oiory Smitl
delphla Pr.'ss. was n
dent totak" his pbi.-
was .'oullrine.I by the Sounle. Tbo change took th- ,-apltal. fungress
an.I the .'ountry by  surprise, slth.iiigh II
Iin.I been 111 .¦¦.uleiuplaHoii fi.rseveriil davs.
N..l..niukll„got|ts  ...imlirg  hn.l been kb j !;r.!!'ri',,u'm-ef'.'.l.'^'"an.y manv niemoers ,.,
lowe.l  to   bak       fp   t..   the    offlolal |  i i,,, ,l|pi,,mali rps. Speaker Heed and Ihe
rroniulgation ol thereslKmtlon an.l nomb I   llous,.   of   llepresentatlves   atlemle.l   Hi.-!
nation  nl    u.i.in,   Thurs.iay,   l.-ss   llian   a i  fiiio-ral nf  Senator  Kdwar.I I', Walthall In  I
d.izen  i.,'.'[.l.i In Washington  kn.'w  of U, ' tlo-s.-nate Chamber,
Tlo'   first   of   the   retlre.l   omeers I.-, be I
l-lalle,I  for   active .lutv was ch.iseu,    Ms [
i-    i-aptalu   .I.ihn   II,    ibirtlell,   living   at I
I'r.'vi.b.ii.'o, I!. 1,    Uo  ii-,„   formorlv  Chief 1
Ilv.In.lira).her   of   Ihe   Navv   an.l' subso. j
.lueiitly   .'omman.Ier of   the' Puritan,    Ils
ivill     sue.'ee.I      Comman,ler     Ili"bnr.ls..ii
I  l-i.iveras Clil.'I Int.'lllgei).-"  onb-.T  .-¦.m. -
uiau.ler   Clovi-r  taking  •<.mmau-.l of   the ,
llan,.rift. I
Tlieeonleste.l e|ee|ion esse In the House
f Patterson sgalusl Cnnnn"li was decided
under the power V- .lllllil..11 au.l llie ley I.S11...I his  b.ng
'ailing lor ia.'i,Oilii - riio uu
1   In lav'irof Mr
ok, the silting mem
I ,spe.-ia|-| ,V.'iing -sl.'.l III htm bytlie C„n- laws, Presl.lent MoKIn- eipe.-t.'.l proelnmalbrn ..iiinleers f.ir the army. ile.I (or I.y th.'pr...-Iamalb.ii •viis in.'r.-asi'.I at th- last moniont Irom Iha imbllOO .I.-,.i,b-.I up.'U by the Cabiuet as ne.'.-ssary. The O.vernment has re,-eivB.l .',V|.r.'s,M.,ns ..Ib.yally fp-m all parts ..I the ...iintry whi.-ll Indb-ale thai n.-l le«.s man I.niKl.non men are .-agert.. .lalen.I the b,,n.,i ,.r Ih.'tlan.
siri|.p.-.I ..f lis preambles Ihe salient part .1 the i.r...'Iaiiuiii.,ii r.'a.I-
-Now,   Hieref-.re,   I,   Wililain   McKlnley, l'r.'s|.leiil ol ll... rnlie-l states, bv virtue .'.f ill.' power v.-st.-.I In me bv tbei'onsiiiiiHon j aiol Hie laws and .leeiulug   sum.'ioni ...'..a-  1 si-.ii I.l exisi, hav.'Ilioiigbt   tll   I.,  .'all   b.r ami ber.bv .lo .all f.,rv.i|.inte,.rsloHioag-  , k-r.'gaie niimi'i-r ..f lL',j,iinii lu orb-r lo .'arrv : Ililll elTe.'l Ibe purpose ul  the snbl   resolu'. ll-.ii; Hie same I., be api...rib.ne.l   as far as
pra.-il.-al.le an g the s..veral   Siai.-i  an.l
T..rril.)ries ami llio llistrl.-t ..| Clumhla, aee..rding t.i popiiIali..n, an-l I., i-erie |..r IIschari:...I.    The
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report Hull   Hawaii   was  lo  be for   ' anneie.I.was denb-.I at  Washington   i
.lell.lis f.ir tills ,.l,je..t will    I
'¦..iiinuinl.iale.I   to  the   proper   anlliorlllo'. Iliroiicli 111" War Il.'|.ailmenl, -
Ili.s.. tr..ops, bigelher with Hioso In th« I'r.'si.leni McKlnley .b-cllned to permit s I r.'gular nrmy, whi.'h, un.b'r Hie bill passe.l L-mir.I to bo pln,-ed aroun.i the Wbltf I I'-*' 'I'" House, Is I.. I... lu.'reas.'.l 1.. 111,000 If .)ise. The citv's water supplv howev.-r I wbl I'rovlde the Pr.'si.b.ut with un armv ol is u-uar.lcl, an.I it Is probable that Iroops 1 '''C-fW Tbe gr.>aler pari«.eiiils f, Ille.l toguard the  publb.   build   I
III bo de
sndlheBo keil It to themselves.    No wbis- I'er.if an Imi,.'ii.ling  change of hea.ls  was heard about Hie  p.>stom.'e Ilepartmont It¬ self, lin.l fr'.ni  First Assistant  Postinosl.-r- Oeneral   Hoalii   .lowu tho   for.-o thoro wss startlej l.v the new''. The S.-iiate was e.jually strleken with as- iving bad no pp-mouitlon -ys   rellr.'ni.'iil  or .if  tho iU'.'esj.or, th" pr.'seiitation ler no,,11  „f Iho message ut  ann..uii.'iug   tlieuonil- new    I',.sl,nnster-Ueiieral ,f "V.'iieineiii and a mur¬ al.mt t'li. ehaml.er, "11   r,,r  Jlr. liary-s retire- -h.'ulth is i,o,ir, that he Is vlth heart  ,lls.'.is.. nnd that lis
l.",r.>n.lv for Irausp..rlaii..n  to Hull ports within Iwo weeks, 'Iwenly Iboiisaiul  men   of   Hin   (sgiilar
army    have    aln-n.ly    I n   ui..lilll7,ed   at
l-hl.-kaiiiauifa.   New   Orleans.   M.iWIe  an.l lampa.   ri'a.lv  I.,   I-,- I i,iii-p..rl".|  I,, Cuba
wlien   il   IS   ib'em.'.l a.lllsill.le 1.1 11111,1 Ihem.
Iiei|iiislt|oiis Imv.   1 11   ma.le iip.,11 u.,v
ernors |.isup|.lv  llo'lr .|ii..ta Ihrough   Iho War Ilepiirluioiil,    N.'wY'.rk Is r.'i|iiir".I t.i
•ilv line to Ihe villai.-.. of Hamburg and known ,i« Whiles I'-.rners plank road; se-..n.l. Hi" hlKhwav kn.nvn as the UufTalo r-.a.I, whi.'h Isan I'vtensioij ol Main street iu the .'IIV ..f UulTal-., an.l ithl 'li runs fr-iu Buffalo ea-l.-rlv thr-.iii.-h tlie |..ivns ol Am- lierst. l-lar.'li-'.'. au.l \ewsi..a,l, llilr.t, thp Abb..11, Callf-riiia, lleni:liiC"r an.l I'..ller Plank r..a.|s. runnlim- Irom Ihe Iluffal.i .'llv iliiel,. Ihe lla.nl.iiri.- t...iii line an.l pas«ing Ihrough tlici i-'wus ol W.-st seni-ca. East Hainburi: an.l Hamburg,
Slit,.  Englii.s.r .^dauis »a.vs  he will  not
,'"n,si.ler tliese i-,-iii|..us ..r anv ..tilers until
;   ho     b-arns    ..f    lliasr lale    i.f    the   Sup-
,  ply      bill      n..w      pen.llng     bebu-..     Hie
;  Uovernor,    in    ivhb-li    the   spproprlatl..u
|..r   goo.l    roadSh   I'.irposes    Is    ean i.'d.
Ho   declares   he   has    nit    outlined    auv
plans   y.-t   l,.r   pr.iseutlug ttu' work for
g.io.l  roads, but says he expects to ,.arry
i   ..II the work require I bv  Iho  aet, through
I Ibe nie.Iiuin ..I lb,, pro.sent  organization ol
I  Hie State Euglneer-niepartment,
j      The new law pr..ii.Ies ihat after Boards
'   of Supi.rvisors   have ,I,.,.|.le.I   that a road
-   shall be Iiiipv..ve.I  on  a   |..'Hli..n  llied   bv
I   Hi.lilting   properly   own-'is   for  that   put,
|.ose, tbe Slat'-   Eligll r  be cilie.l  upon,
'   Tlie,.ffl..|nl   is   til,.11 ..ailed  upon to  .leter-
mliio   wli..|li,.r   111.'   I,nprov...,nent   of  the
I   ,'.\-bways si,e.'ilb..I  Is .,f sulll.'ient Imporl-
'.   '.n-'et.) l.o .iu.Iertiik..ii uu.ler Hie law snd
lo eertllv bis   .b'cislou   as t..  approval  or
Ilsappr.'val to the   iv.ar.l   ol  S.ipervlsors.
i   II he disapproves of  it that ends It, but II
i   he ile.'i.les  lavorably, his depai-tnienl then
,   pro.-eeds I.l  mnke Hie  survevs,  maps and
plans    an.l   speclilcallons   b^r   .lolug   the
w.-rk.     This   data     ns  to  what  the  coat
nill b b.ing whal mav  be re.|ulre.I ior
a |.iirli-'ular pla.-e isto  be ,-ertitl.>,i to thn lloiir.l   .-I   Su|...rv|sors,   which   will   deter¬ mine  then   lluallv   wheth.-r  lb.'   Improve. I   ni.'Ul sl,„i| |,e  iin.Iorlaken,
The Supplv bill ,'arrl.-s an a|.pr..prlatlon of «,',ll,1)1)11 lo ,..,ver Hie Slate ,. .'ost ol   Ini- i   proving of highways Ibis year.
lloinesllo.
Tlie,lIre.'t..rs.,riho First Nallonal Hank
|..iila. Mb-h., r.-.-eiiHy ,Iisuilsse,l Cashier F
\. Sessb.ns,    Hh  Iriiiisferrcl   all Ills prop-
'•rly I.I the bank au-I .llsappeared.    He was I  arr.--Ied   In   flrand   Rapi.ls   an.l   will   be
I   .harge.l wuh Ihe einbezilement ol JSCOOO, ! lurnlsh eleven tli..iisaii.l 	
1      TllO Mutual   CuMialtv  Compnnv, of   Des I      As s.i.ui as  Hie v..liinteers aro  mustered I  M.,lue,s. Iowa,   has heeu   notllb-r bv lelier '  Into natl.,ual serv|..e thev will  he seul to I  i,y Cashier M, A, W,,,.I.Iri.Ige, of  Hi.'CIII- \  the rendezviius  seb-.'ted lu eiieli state  and I  /,"ii.s- Hank, oIK.'okuk, ol a  .laylighl bank ¦   "riranli^od, I   r..|.l...rvtlien',     Iwo inaskeil m.'U entered I      Secretary Alger has |ssue,l an ..nler plae-
; 111.'batik, eovere.l him with revolvers, and i  Ing Major C.eneral Ilniolie  I unman.I  of
I  l...ik iieiirlv iiinmi ,'rom Iho sate,    Tboncws'  Hi.-armv nt Chi.-knmniiira,    Ills n"inlnul|..n h.i.I   been   suppressed In     I-lo.>ked u|.ou In Wiislilmnouas In.ll.'allng
ak> Ma
Huy Railroad  Hnnds.
t   Important   bills  passed
iaw bv Oov
•f   111.
b"..kiik, an.l tll.'.'o!ni.„nv .le.'e'.-Ilves -i.b'r that the affair Is very mysterious,
Mrs, 11. rani I.eon.a bH.lo of two davs. kill" I herself In New York City with poison I..'.'ause lli.r busband was leaving lo join e .'lr'US an.l relused lotake her with him.
ously sweet to him lo hear lier siiy so
If   she    had    beeu    rich —this    lovely , cannot "itlni'iViim   eieiiement  of thean.: KLoidlke wllh  I7il0 of tlm bank's  n.,,n.-v
^rjrl  \  proaehlng struggle. This evplanallon might | II.. had a eompMiiioii, Wnrner W. Heaver,i
luck contrnlled a sudden, nudacinus   I	
thai he mav lead the armv ..I invasion, II Is probable Ihnt Major llenoial Miles may reinain in Wnsiiinglon through the enlire ivar.
Legislation to supplv an a,b"iuat" war Iiiu.I Is now reailv to bo aeti.,1 ou by Hie Hous.. .,f Ilepr.'ssiitallvee, The Wavs an.l Means Conimltlee has linislie.l tli.i draft ol a bill, whi.'h was mini,luced liviHie II..use, .1 iHIX),(K)0,IX)l) 111
due of Hie by Hie I.egis: eru'.r Bla-'ks signa HieHleglns l.lil, and amen.Is the banking lai reiatlio to Ihe soeurlties in wh|..h do- pr.iils may be Invested. No .secret was lus.Ie III the l.eglslaluro that the bill was Intondeil t,ir tbe benellt of the New York Central Kalln.ad In cnneetlon with Its Lake Shore .leal, alihoilith II also was In¬ timated that th.- Ii.-lnivar.-, Laekswauns and Western w.iuld pmllt bv Hie ,>hang« lu Iho law.    A vigorous eff,ir: was made so to
am 1   the lilll us lo let  in ..Ilier roads
n.tablv  the  I.ong  Islainl    but the opposl- '     I was too gr.-al and Hie l.ill,-..ubl n..l be
,'ha
ir'twiJe   too ofteu U'o''"'!'' f'"-!!"
hope that  leape.l up  iu his heart, but lie di.l lint lake his eyes off her.
"1 ilou'I opprovo of women being employed iu places as public os this, Mlss Barry."
Hhe Hushed sud.lenly, bnt answered grnvely:
".Nor do r. 5lr. Jerome. But whal | are they tn do?" |
"Stay at h'.me. an.l make it Ihe lienven mie.irlli for Ihe hiisliaml whu loves Ilieiu, Let hnu work in such a plaoe a,s this    she in her own sphere, "  '
.\ ilolicioiis Hush crimsnne.l her 1 face as she ilroojied il aiviiy .'rom his ! eager eyes.
'-yes," aho answere.l. softly. ".Somo womeu are so blesse.l. hut not sir- He leaneil forivar.l toward lier. the aiiihi.'inus h,,pe past control nnw, the sue.'I. sn.l.leu passion Ihat ha.l beeu growing for ull these niniiHis spring¬ ing up like a siirgiug soa Hiut ivouM not lie slaye.l.
".Sot at all; but   will  ynu uot moks  -      —
me so blessed?    Alma, you have beeu     be accepte.i were It  not  kii..ivii Ihat Mr iiiy love  fnr  inoutlia;  is   it   pnssible call   it   be   possible-thst  you will be luy wife'?"
He hud saiil it, ond with n solemn. wi,le-eje.l Inok lutn his honest, haml- s.iuie face, ,\liiia answer. ,1 liiiu very .|iiietly, Imt willi a little cat.'li nf h.-'r l.reulll ami a   little   tlinll    in  liel- Hme;
"I   llnuk ll iiiighl  l.e    s.iiiio Iiiiie'
,-\iiil .liii-k wss 11 re-.,,lllle lover, ami ill jikst sit we.-ks' time tliey iv,.re luui lie.I. au.l Ihey ai-.. s.. happy, so von tout, un.l .\liiia niaiiages Hi.' iiioii.-y in a liav thai la marvelous to her a,l.,img liilsbailil,    nlilk    tlieie   ure    excellent
iuiilor rk In th" Null..ual I'ark Dank
.la.'k Havls, a liiriner ,'ruze,I bvjeaioiisv kllb-I his wife and then en,Icl his own Mb at Newton, 111. ^bi'th arose earlr, Mrs Havls Intending to go away lor tbe day, liavls i-nlle,i the oblest of their cbiblren. t la.l "I ten, to .-are lorthe baby, and almost | Internal
llalely after tbo  bov  got  Into  tbell I   baco an.l a gen
ual
11.le.I I..an of f,'s)0,OOIl,0|-mis al-,ii.rovi,lM.I ,   an.l   Iho   Trcasurv   Is  aulli..rlz.'d   lo
lie   .-erlltb'a I  iii,lel,le,Ine«s  to  Hie
ount   ..f  .tIilii,0(Ki,nno,    B.ilh the bonds
I tbe ilebt eertillcates are to bear Inter-
I al the rat., of tbree per eent, A.blltlonal
iHvos   1,11 beer an.l l.i-
I stamp   lav   an-   relle.l
Ira  Illl).ll00,no0
pn',s..nee eoiuinence.l to slioot, llrlng  flvo ' on ,'hleilv lo i,ro,I Ilui.'s at Mrs,   Iiavis,   lhr..e   balls  entering |  In Ineoiue annuallv,
her body.   She b.'ggeil him to let her die In j 	
p.-ace.    Havls then killed himself. TWO    BIC    CRUISERS    CO    TO    SEA.
"Fred '   Iloekw.ll    and   Patrb'k   Bnnyn 	
w.-ie linni:.'.rriies.lav   In   the   Flk  Counlv ;  Tbe ,MI
|,ill   111   Kidgeway,   Piyui     Ho.'kwell   ninr-
.b-re.l  Lewis I|alu..s on no.?7TIWMy   'JI,   191111, v,„,„,„,   v,„„   Vn   ,Si,eel,.ll      The  or,
au.l Ibuivii mur.lered Parette  AllHusIa, on      ,e,V,.       r. is^,-r,"'\ii,, iX |.L, nil , i^.     I
l.il> J.l   IH,,7,    Il-.tli.'.,nle«»ed,        \^ !  nnd   Mlnn.'a,..ilis,  Caplaiu   .lelveii,  piil   i,
Iriiiik ,Ioiigrass, an  Italian  subject^ wa.-  ;  sea from tbis port .,ii m lal .lutv,
i„,i,k-.-.l 11. II,.'vnnl   ol Hie  eoiinlv jail  at  |      Cnimo.b.re s,.|ilev sabl: New-Ustl",   I'l'iiii.,  for the inunler of  his;        I euunot .livulge "lli.. .leslliiailon .il Hie swe. Ihearl,  .l.'ssi.' Crrine,    He pr.ilesle.'  |  .leiaebed v.-ss..Is,    Thev are itoliig I., s..n,- lll-I1111...-.-11.-.. |.i Hie ,.ii.I, I      The onler .'ame by wire  at   7,91)  ..-.-lo.'k,
lb.' Wiinl lili.'r Saral.)gn, Iho lasl Aiuerl- i *< " "-"• o'clock a r.'.'all gun was tln'.l, an.l •Sll ship I.. I..avo Havana, arrlve.l at New ' at ;i,'2l) o-.'lo..k Hie lusl ..f the ..m.'ers ,if the V..rk    bilugiiig   mauv   n-fugees,    she had  | two cruiser, wer .oani Ihelr ships, an.l
r The new law amen.Is the existing stntule I by provbiing Ibat on a lav..ruble report ,.I I Its trustees a savings bnnk mav Invest 'In I the llrsl ni..rii{ai:e bon.Is of any railroad ; .'orporalion ..f this stal... Hie pHn.'Ipal I part..! whose railn.iid Is I..i-ale.l wllliln this I Stnte, or In the m.irigugo l,..uds ,if anv such i   railroa.l .¦..rp..rallon."
N.it   more Hiuii  twenly per cent, of the
I   whole amount of dep.islts shall be so loaned
!   or Invi'sti-.l,   street railroa.l corporations
are n.it to lie c.-insbl.'re.l railroa.l corpora-
I   tlons within the m.-anlng <.f Hie new law.
It Is snld that arriiug.-iiii.nts already have
been made wllh savings hanks In New York
City  I.l   pla.-e an en.irmoiis  amouni ollhe
bonds .)! the prinelpai railroa.l that will be
l."uellle,l hvtii,. amen.le.I law.
The vlll
U.'.l Iran"
rk Clll
to I
ire For Natural Oaa,
..f l.v..ns has granted a llm- 1.1 .lohn T, Klllia-u of New iliiral   gas   In   this
THE   SAr>n.\TH   SCH00L
INTERNATIONAL LESSON  c'oMli*W4Tl FOR   MAY    I. '
,   Lesson    TesI:   "Tha   Triumphal   KBtTT.**
Matthew III , U-lll-li.,l,|en Text: Mak
I li.ew s»l,. n—t'o.iimenlary nn  Iha Le*.
' e«n of the Ilay hy Kev. II.   M.  Msaras.
r,,    Ail.I fhe disciples went and did al
Jesus .'omuianded   Ihem."    The   lime  had
come to luinil Ihe prophe,-v ol  /,..i-barlah,
. .|.i.-ied in theprov|..ii» vers.. Ir.on Zei-h, Ix,,
: li,and.llke all oth.r fuliUlmenls of proj.heey,
:  It shall  be   lil,-r,lllv    ^lllllled,   the King   ol
Israel, the meek and liiwlv One,   ,i„|i  r,j,
Ul ..ii an ass eoli Into .ler.is«b>m,    TUere Is
a set time kn.iwn to llo I Ior Ibe fiiimiment
ef every pr.-.il tb.n and a sunb-lent reason
f,ir all seeuiiiiK-i.-iais,   It  was when tha
fullness  of the time   was  .-oino  that  Oo,t
sent f.irih His Son, ma,Ie .il a woman, mada
und.-r the law, to ledeom Hieui  that  wera
i under Iii.-biw lllui. lv,, 4, ,M,    Everything
I con.-erning Him and Ills great redemption
1 shall tske i.Ia.'eal the appolntel Hme,
I     7, ",<nil brouithi thu aaa aud Ibe colt and
j pill on  them  their cloth.>s,  and they  set
! llimtboreon   '    Heha.l lold them to go Into
, the village, and as s.on ss tbey enterssl It
thev would find s. olt Hel, which Ibey were
I lo l.iose and bHng 10   Him.    It Is written
I tbst thev went tb"lr wav and found even
I ss He had sabl   unto  Ihem  (Mark xl., 3-4;
! I.iiko xi\,, tiO-S-i).    I'he  .Ilselples  did  not
I have to biro a c.ilt and have It at  the an.
I rolnl.'.l pia.v at the appointed time,    ite
; Himself arranged ii nil,    Wheu a king was
! to be pn.vble,! for Nra.-I,  Samuel   did  not
, have Io won.Ior wlial kin.l ..f a man would
I do aud tbeuscourihociiiiirvlo llnd him,
' but the I,onl sal.l.    1 nlii ...u.l thoe a man,
' an.l thou shall au.'lnt blin-11 Sam, li,, 161.
1     N. "An.l a  verv gieat  mulillii.le spread
I their garments  In    lb., way     Others eut
! down braiii-hes from tho tr.-es snd strewed
thein In the way.       Not  ouly tbelr gar-
: ments ou Hie colt, but also on tbe ground
t., honor Hlm,    I'he whole  event   Is roost
suggeeflTo   In s very pra..tl.ial   way   for
Ihose who have eyes t.> see and ears to
hear.    In Job xl.. 1-2, man is compared to
a wild ass colt.   This .'olt   bad never been
subilu.>d, was I.Min.I He.l  e-hen. Iwo ways ^
met, wns loos.vl an.l br,..Ighl to Jesus,  aa
Instrument   to .-arrv  Him,   Itself   hidden,
but Jesus exalted,
11, "An.l Hie mulilliidos that went be¬ fore and that followed cried, saving: Ho- sauna tu the s,in of Pavldl Blessed IS He that coraetb In the namsot tbe Lord, He- sauna In the highest!" Their nrv takes Uf to I's. civlll , ih, 'Jli. and verse 14 of that psaliu takes us to Iss. xil., a. and book to Ex.IV,. '2, nud all carry u,s on to the ful- nilmeut ot our Lord's words In Math, xxlll,, Sil, wheu they should Indsed web come aud receive Him In the words of Isa.
XXV,, '.I.
10. "Aud when He wss eome Into Je- rusaleiB all the cltv was moved, saying. Who Is this?" rir.'w.slou says that II shoubl be, "All His city was sha'ken,"and he calls atlentb.n to the same word lo Matb, xivll„51; xxvltl,, 4; H.'b, xll., M. This lasl lak.-s us back to llag. II., «, 7, 91, and onward to Ihe time wheu He will come In power an.l glorv. nol on an aoa c.ilt, but as a man .if war upon thn whlta horse. lollowe.l bv all thc armies ot hoavan (Ili'v. "xli,, U-Iiii.
11. "And the niiiltlludn said. This Is Jesus, th.. pr.iphei ..i Nazareth of ilalllee." Bul there was .loublless more Iu thn lesll- uioliv of one Nathanlei ihiin In a multltuda of Hie.-e voices wben h ' sal.l: "Kabbl, thou art Ibo Sou of Ood, Thou art the Kiag ol Israel " (John I,, 401, What does yeur own heart say? What Is Uu to you personally, for lleexpecis fr.im everv .me an answer to Ihe .luiisllon. What think' yn of ChrlslT Ha does not iook for wor.ls merely, but tor a heart utterance.
I'J. "And Jesus went Into tho temple ol Cioil and i-ust out all them that sold and bought In Ibe teiui'lo aud overthrew tha tables nf the money changers and tbe aaata of tlieiu that sold doves, Oompare John It, l;l 16, It Is very slguin.'ant and 000- tslns a most heart searching lesson Ihat Ho should d.. Ihe same thing both at tha beginning sn.l end ol Ills ministry. It re- mln.Is us thnt In us, who are temples of tbs Holy ilhost, Ile.b.slrea Irulh In the Inward
vieluiiv, nul, lu .'ase gas Is f.iuu.l   lu com. parts; Hml lie wnnls none of the nntangle-
inereliil ,|uaiilitles. t.. lay pile's an.l  mains ' ments ol this world In Ills people's hearts,
Hin,ugu th.' str>-.'ts  an.l supplv  gas nud I but that our lives sh..ubl make It manifest
power f..r lighting, healing, an.^ nianula.-- Hiat, though In tbe world, we arn not ol Iba
luring purpos.'s.    "I'he fraDcliise  Is i-oudl- I world, but .'Itlr.nns of heaven and bere tor
II,.ne.l upon th.'sinking .fal I, us- one well | His service nud pleasure .inly.
Inside nf a v.-ar an.l  Hint w,,rk  thereafter 111   "And said uuto them, It Is wrIttaD,
be carried .'in with line si....'.I  tlo- right  to My   hous..   sball  be   called Ihe bouse oi
pipe the streets nnlv a.'.'nilun when giis la prayer,   but   yo   havo   madn  It a den  ol
(Who has ji|s| 1
ol Post-
arde.l   a   cargo   .
f..r 111.-  Spiiiilsli Ar
regar.l.. 1 wllli Inv.
ih.' Am.-ri.'iiu   llct
.ilb-.-rs believe sh
ure.I ha.l slien..l
f  supplies.
nv, an.l wa
rl.vHi.. S|..
nrrlie.I In
w,.ul,| l,a.
efl Just  b.-I
presiimablv
appareiillv
ninnls uuHl
sighl.    Her
.'  1 1  .'H|.-
m- Ibe ll.st
111.
"ri.l
els   ste
111.
lan.l, un.l .
1'. .si'l'|..'ii"ln
'.1 his
;.. llie  Cubi,let m Ing, and on
ib'li lie,.i.le.i ilietransmlitnl ol the rn'si'leiiCs in.-ssaireoutllniiig his wal l.-.ll-v i.urv j..|u...l with Iiage an-l L.ing againsl Wilsii,, .irlnits an.i Alg.-r. who Slll.|...rt.-.| III"  I'r.ni.lenfs views.
Mr. .inri s r..sli,-iinll..n an.l the nppollit- meiil ol Mr. s.iiil'i 1.1 s.i.'..ee.I hlm leaves 111" S..11II1 wllh -111 repn'senlatbui lu Hie Cal.In.'I. rii.'W.-.si nn.l Middle WesI now haveb.iir Cal.iiiei ineml...rs 1 Iiage, Aiijer, Wils.i,     nu.I   sli..rman.,   iu     Fa-l     tbree
,rli.-s-s,  niiss an.I   Smith', an-I N.-w Fng-
o ral [I.1..H1 uia.b' bis farewell a.I.lress
-. ,1 liiiL'.' aiiillen..e nl Hie Metnipolltnn il|."ra H..,..", N"W Vork Cilv, an,| .-..m- i.iii..,l ll,..,V,ii..ri.-an Salvali.ui Armv to Ibo '111.- of Cn,mini.b.r an.I Mrs, Il.,,,Hi'Pui.ker 11.'11.'rnl 11, F, Tra.'y presl.l.'.I  al. Hie iii,..'l.
I,.1111 rt.'rmasierJiilianB..n olthe pri/e erew
.1 tli..g,llib..al Helena, who a.-..|.lenllv sli..I liliii-"lr ..ff Kev W,.sl, Fla. hi- lev,.Iv.-r lr .ppliig Irom Ilsh..isler. Is .lea.l riie a.- -i-b-ul ....-urre.I .'11 L.iar.l the >|ls„..l ,l,.v..r, ill" •.|-auis|i si..ii,i,,.r ..ni tiire.I   Uv Hi., irim
bin 1 .
thai has sprea.l
fnr his happiness    o fair-fa.'e.l. proi„|. 1 "•^"'i' "'"""K •'•» railma,! ..Ili.'ials. that stepping   young girl,   whose  name  he ' .¦*'""" -'   ''emme   1..  I.,   l.e given a  very did md even kiiini. bill wl„, hal ma,le    '"p.-rior   pos,Uou.^ where    his    salary an improasioii upon Imu tlmt lie ciiM | "''[' ''<-' 'l"n'i''uiili-.., n..t shake ..ff |      "»• ''"''k   "'"l   -^l"'"   "'H   never bo
"Hul what go 1.1 wmil.l it .1.., even if    "».¦' ''"I'I'i"''.   becuilse Ihev are as hap I knew her. ami if a uiiituallv-.lelight-    1'-^ »" H'ey can li.- now, au.l .lack never '^ -s t.. bless  the   ,laT   when the su-
MRS,   SARTORIS   A   CITIZEN,
ienernl  liranl's  ilnuahler   leases lo snl.,|...l   ol Bepresenlalii.'   r
I'-'Ut.
William    s..xl.,n,   Ihn   .
-I.ami.|..n, I siobb-nlv
ii -I.,lllls,.nsii..1,-1, New York Ciiv
Ureal .liss„tl.f„.ii,,n Is express... ...Ill Nail..mil   ..uur.lsuieii  nn.l   Hi
l.l-tlme    I'illlar.l
ll.¬
lll.
.per Ihe   Inaucli  line,     SaliirdoT
fill   a.<iiiiaiutaii.-a   ensue.1'"  lie jtsk.'.l , ,   , . ,
himself, bitlerlv, a, be  leane.l agaii.«l    l-'i'id-'i"'""' I"" '«'l,v  lolegrapl the big desk  ami   l.mke.l   moodily nul    ")'"'"   ' int..  the .lis,'nuH.ilate  .lay      "A'pooi    >i«l''' fell.iw Wllh   ten  .l.illars a week  is not | all nlijoct   nf   luiii'li   interest   In one nl | the fair   nnos,   to   begin  with, au.l to venture to liiiiM hopes of a fiitiiro
.\n imperative siiniiuons ..11 the lel egraph iiistnimeiil ilisaipnte.l his tin,lights, au,l by Ihe time lie ha.l taken Ins .inlers an.l seoH, to one or Iwn .letalls the .loi^'ii Irani .-auie in. au.l while it Iai.I ..ff .'U the siliui;, Hailing for Ihe l^asterii I'.tpress. Frank   Wlieot   .-aiue    lu,  .'lieerv    oil,I
snl.,|...l   ol   (ii-ial  llilialu,
esenlalii.'   Pears,.n,  of North Cam- Una,  ii,lr.,.I,i I  a j..liit   res..lull.-n In Ho
II.ius", W-isliiiii.-l..ii, 1.. r.'a.lmll Mrs. N.'llb Orant Sarloris, Hi,- .laughter of Oenera' Oram, to the cliara.-ter aud privileges <.f a cilizeu   of   this   country,      Mrs,   Sarl.il-Is
le.'r l.s a l...,lv h'll
Half a ,l-,z.-ii rri/,"s have iK-eii I,.we,I i„|.,
(be harlioi of Key W..st: t |uesii..i, of tn,,
|.r..|-..r .lisp.,sill..n of  Ihem   Is under   ,-„u
TI.e  Helena's Kleli   I'rwe.
Kiv Wi.si, Fin, (Sp.-.'Iali, I'rlr.e N.. t- was l.r.,ughl ill ben'bv Ino Iiiiii'il siai.'.s g.nil.i.al Il.'b'iia, Comman.b-r W, I', Swiii biirne. Sh.. iurneil out to be Hie Spniilsh sienmer Mbpo'l Jov..r, bound from New Orleans tor Ilareeb.na, bv wny of Havana, Willi a .'arg.i aiuoiintlug l.iabout I wo 1I1..11- san.l tons ..f ,..,i|,iu and slaves. Tin' |irl/.. ISHsllmaleil III *4(KI,nn(l, her cargo nloii.- belng worth J15ll,ilfl(l. Als.i the iiiaglilll-.'iii Spanish traiis'allaiilb' lln.'r Calalliia 11 i"s.,.|of n..arlv ,',(NK) t..n-, was br.,ught I.. h"V W.-sl 1,,- „ prize ..n-w
Knitlniid  Aels,
WISH1S..TON,    P.     V.     .Sl ial,.    I.real
Ilrliaiii iiinile .b-.'lurnll"ii ..f neuiralili- b... iween   Spain an,I  Hi"   lnlle.l   Slal..s.' un.l
11..IIII.'I tll inunli.b-rs of   I nlie.l Slat.'s
nar v..s«,.is in Knglish p..rls |., |,.,ii-|. wiiliiu
(..rlv-..luhl   I rs.      Ilr..il    Ilrllaiu    11,ain
lain...I llial a slale of war ha,I ,.xl«l",l I..-. lw..ei, Spain nn.l Uils 0..i .¦rliiii..iil invn lie
ii,..,ii.'iii Minl"i.-r   W If..1.1   was inf..nil...I
iliai .Il|.l.iiiinli-' iiei,-,,|lal|,ius ha.l l..'.'ii l.n.ken ..ff. Ihe A.lininlslrnli..n I" very iiiii..h pb-asej uwr Hi" a.'II..11 ..f i.n'a'l UHI aiu
I..uud In ni.n'bniilal.i. within Iwo vear-. If Hie riglils of tho Iran. I'lilse are lll.l lullv ..xerclse.l before Iwo y.-ars, ll Is I., bo fo'rfelteil, Mr. Kllliam Is nssoebiled wllh Jobn O, MeCralioli of Hyra- ll gas pnispoi'Iliig,   being In.
alio
In
i-l.-riilli. I'll.
.-n.-nii II
Har
ner New York arrlve.l a iiHiampt..n In water bal 1 v..yage. She now bo I ani   In   the  servb-n ..
M.'Sl  .If the obi otnn- re
Hie rnil.-.I Slal rlghl ol prlvat.'
WISE   WORDS. ^\.t act of love IS ever l.-st
Law never takes a l.a.-k step.
The more perfect the trust. Hie more perfect Ihe  peai-e.
rhe lofty minds   maintain the   aim pli.'ity ..f .-hil.lren,
Kiii'l   wor.ls, like   fragrant   flowers, are s'liuireil  l.y all.
riie   man who  rides a   In,I,l.y. uses
good-uatiire,| as ever, nswoll pa|.| au.l    eg,,tisiu fnr a sa.I.lle
gentlemanly      passenger     conductors ;      ,g„„r,m'e an.l superslitp.n g.d msr
iisiially are.
ned befnre the flno,l.
The Hgii
production
res f..r the  g,.|,l
an.l  siiypi
west   of   llie    Mississippi
Hirer recently  compile,1 from reliable
reports hy
are interns
ro.ln lea.Is
tion on.I is
est of the s
fl([ares f.ir
the  Wells-Farg.
ing   They sh.iw
I'alifnrnia  iti   g.
still by b.ug ..dd
t'nnipany
Ihal C.il..
1.1 pr...luc
sIhe great
ilver-pro,lii,-iiig Slates,   riis
Iho varinus Wes
are given as follows
8lals«.
California..
Nevada
Oregou
Washington
Alaska  .
Maho
M..nlana
I'tab..
t-^olora.b-
New Meilc.
liol,I.
»17.|-,JI,li.VI
-J,rja,34i)
      •i,«0».7!l7
          471,949
      »,S7I,l>«n
3,715,1*10
,     4.4Ml.fmi)
i.iii;:i,in4
Is t-J«.VM
, .     ,         .S,VI tilt
erii Slates
Mlver
        tt: "it
4'.l,4.'>«
ih.nna
7e.noc
l„V'-.4,iKVi
i»,4,sj no.'
i;i 7is
bl.lXi'.i.l"!
1M,S4S
-'I suppose Tou've beard Ihe latest, .      _ ,
.lerome-" he sai.l. with  just   the least !      T.»i   many   forget   lo   be   useful   in littlo derrecatiou n, his v.,i,-e , '^'¦'"« ''^'"- ''«''»'•'•''"
"No.     What  IS it? ".lack asked, in Mediloling   on   wickedness    is   one
differently. ' '^ay t.i fall in Inve with it.
"llother   a   deporlare,   and  pretty '     le.ve   is   like   a   convex   mirror -it rough on  you fellows;  hnt   the siip.r     bi,.a,lens what we see in it intendeut s   g.nig   t..   p.it   la,ly leleg   I      ri,,.   ,„.„.e breaker   breaks    peace, rapheis in all al..u..< the branch rood," , .q,, ,i,e peace maker mends 11
.lack l.mke.l in.'red.il.uis. i      t-, 11 /
"It'.a fa.-t. Wheat answered, "and', 7'" '"«» 7,''" I'"" '"r .purpose, a shame V..11 fellows gel hllleenongh ''^'l'" 8'^'« -"'<¦'¦« • l""l"'« '•" Ining now at double duty." I      1' "* "'"''li   more to the w..rl,l fnr a
.lack Hushe.I Hiigrily. ! ntau   to   live right, than 1.. die happy.
"Then you lueaii.' he sai,I, impel- i The biggest fault nf snnie people is iinusly, "that ihey iuteu.l to ,l,..ck our , their   iiiiwilliugness   lo   be   toM Iheir
¦ed, who   sll..I    an.l
I   als. lore.l. In H
iroa.I lal.orers, al -mber. was liaug.' I nnl   al    PItlshurk-
1    .Icl.
Artsooa,
N, and i>  Pakota
Texas
Wyoming,
;i I'fj 'Ml
11.; iiiiii -j-jii..»i<i
TlUMMaS    IST   Oait.e«,av
tV^LL 4 fttUEti,
fiiiMcR I GenenI Contractors,
I* Badlord AtcMHc. ¦ROOKLVN     N    Y.
hama Inr taia at »'KI>:i>«>KT. I.. I. ih<
itea-ratile Iwiiitling pi<4a  or,   Leai*
JS'.«-:.i    graaleal  slreMa,    wlll
matnt jtc     Alao, (kMuaa ImiU a
h.Ctt) 1.1.„-|T
.   . JT.-sv ,11 r<».
The fniteil Stales, in spite of Hie gresI gold .level.ipnient 111 .Mri.-a. .-on tinues the tirst of all c.iiiiilries in g.-M pro.bicli,III. an.l will probably h.'I.I the lead, pre.b.-ls ihe Atlanta J.iurual '. Phis IS the 111. re pr.'bal le be.-ause of Ibe prospect ..1 . Iar,;e .level..piueut nf I the gold Helds ,,f r!ie .-i..iitn Cold mining has incres-e I rapi.lly in :)e<vrKia during the pa<i t«o veare and there ara uoa thirty g -ll mines m Ihis .Sute being suoi-essfully ..perate.l riie ouipiit of several of them is .jiiiie large an.l increaeiug tteorgia is .Ins line,! U) take li.-r plai-e aiu.-ug ihe ^eat   gvld-produciug   »>la:es   uf   tha
--Y.-u'll see. .ler...!,.
Well,       taoniT f,.ii
Jerome    li.I    soe '    a
faults.
Those ahn pray m.'st for each ..ther, will generally .1.,. uio«t f.,r each other
The man who gives to a.lvertisa his charity, has nn chaniy w rili a.l veitisinc
The teetimony of a g.iii.l conscienca IS w,.rth mnre than all the flalierr in the worl.l
One reason why there are *¦¦ many pennies in every ,-,.iU-ctioii, is I..cause ».' have no smaller c..iu, jn
The biggest blaze is u.,.t a sign of u.l Wliesi bad only Hiiielo , the most heat A straw pile will give r,! I a brightw bla/e than a t..n  of .-..al
pay".'
Wheal no.l.le.l
"I'm   sorry Jerome. "
Jack was thoroughly angry n.iw,
"It's an outrageous shame' I sup pose Ihe ,v.nipany will save one per cent, by the iuu..vatii.n so much f.'r Ihe beautiful e jualily of the sexes' Well, let em put m a slip of a girl if they want to, and re.luce my iiuui.-iise salary in pr.'poiti.in, liut I can't be- heve'ii. Wheal'"
The wiii-ile of  th" I'asteru Kxpreas s.inn.le.l    lu.;ul.ii,.u-;r    thr.mgh     the lui-ly air sn-w-ei a
ii,arrl".IIn 1-74 Algern,-n Charles Frederl-k San -rls. a British subje-t. and resided In Lnu-lan.I, thus be.-oniing a nsturallie.l briii-h suble-t, but hss since returne.l here aii-i latelv petitioned Congress for uneon- .lltb nal rea.Imlsslon I" t"nir.-l States t-lib ."nshlp
The l-iit was promptly passed bv both ¦Senate an 1 H-.iise .Mrs, Sartorls's son. .Mgernoii. has r.',|,i"sted Oeueral FItzhugh L.-' t-. Sl point hill, an nl-le on his staff.
shlpp.'-If.-r..n.. y..ar J..lin II Laml.. ."- kllle.I Abrnllnm Jack .liunk.'U brawl ..I i I llllv   Penn,   lasi   se
111 the    .•,,,llliy    .-..lirl Lnuili mel Ills fate .-a
Tliow..rk..f .-..iiiieciiiiK Ih" l|f...s„vii,u. -lall.,11s an.l ..l.«..rvat.-rl.'8 on Hie Look I-i- an.t .'..asi,wbl.-li ureto bemnnn-.l bv the Mlliial .'..rps, is prn..|i..allyc.iinpl..|e.I, I i,,i slati..lis,11 M..ntnuk I'"Int, s,,ulhnui|.|..u ni„I Fire Islan.l are |n reudln.-ss.
Al-..uitw.,, ihoiisan.I Cubans ul Tamps, Ila . an'rea.ly I.. ..ullsl In Hi., army, but llo.l nre ,Ie«ir,.iis ..f maintaining their In .Illl.Iual ..rganb-iatlons. Many of them f..,ight   Hm Spaniards lu the   'Ten   Yeurs
I r.-.brl.'k Mlln.'.oneofthenlne In.Ilct.-.l llr- tiii,lt"S wh.. I'lea.lB.I guiliv .if aii.lll IML- I Ills in the..1.1 Cilv Works Iiepartment an,I Is 11,w In pri.,,n, mav be use.l as a wit. i,"ss aK,ilnst Hie ,,thers. His lawyer sab.' h" was nia.le a s.-aprp.iai
Ann.iuneement was ma.le ol the dlscou- Hnuauce nf regular servlci, on  Ihe part .1
•everal .'oast wise steamsblpcompsujes. the
route   of   wh.'se   vessels   runs    oriluarili llir..ugli Cuban and Spanish waters
'|-||..nias Smith,   a wealthv   retire.I  mer •liaiii,   ....inrollted   sui.'i.le'in  a   h..|e|  lo N,J.   by sh....ling himself In 111.
Spall.   Ilribires  Mar,
Spain , Hi (nl.le.     Spam issue. :n   slnl,.   ..f   wai  will
sen IMK I.,   herself   Hi.
. but BK-reelii^ l..nl.|.|.
i.I  111..   I Inrallou  ,,
I'arls. Ii ale-- revok.'s all the treaties l,e tweeu 111.' I'nli".| Slnl"- un.l Spain,
BULL   KILLED   TWO   LIONS.
ti.iail.aiis   See   a   Son.lav    l-.lbllillloii    li < III  of Vlrvl....
Five,li..u.ali.|   |,.-„,le   Wlln..sse,l   a   -rue su-l l.i...- ly light I.el w.. niol a Mexl-'an bull las • I   Mexl.'o,     Mauv   All The llrsl lion
lime
.laiiinira   Kay   SInrahaa Hnld hy Ihe HIale,
I'nri ol Hie marsh ian.ls In Flatiands on Jamub-a Buv, Hi.. Hlio to whieh Is dis I'liti-.I, the Slat" claiming ownership, wns s.,|.| bv Ihe SiaU' I-:ugln.--r un.ler tile dI- re.-li.in ol Hie Slule Lau.l lloar.l, rift..en n-.n-s.,l 111.. J..I111S iiiiirsli bnils w.-re s,,|.| I.) Leila Marsli,  ,,(  LHiisingi.iirg, bir tSWI.
A pari   ol   I k   I'.,iiil   uiHi-sh,    Iirii-'lnii
I'.rlv ..lie nef.-s, was s.il.l 1.. Lilian Il.oirke, ,,f Ilr...,klvn, |..r »2llJ.'l Tlo. Alt..rnev Oeneral h.'I.I thai the Islan.ls and Islnn.l iiiarsiies ill Jauinica Ilav. wilh the ex.'ep 11..11 ..f llnrren Man.I iviil.'h was paienl,..! i.i.-r -JOny.'urs UK... bcl..ng.'.l t.i Hi.' Slule.
New  I'ria.iii  Hu|>«rliilenftanl.
I ornnlbis V. Collins, formerly Sheriff ol lleusselner Cuntv, took po.s.'ssb.u ..I his new offi..e nt Albaiiv as Stale K.iperinlen. .lent of I'rlsous, Ills llrsl offl.'lal a.'t wns t'l app.lint Cliarles K. Baker, of I'.iinsloek, Wnshinirlon Coimlv. as f-lilel Clerk ami A.'iinit  II.'|.Illy     Mr.   linker  has  hel.l Hml
|..is|li.,n sill. Mr.   Cllln
111     I.Hllll
ITorl. Main Hil
A   Iiumber  .
l.bled loHieb.
w.l Afrb'aii 11.. i.Iay In llie Ci an In.lies w. I erv Iar
iiral Halervllel Arsenal
«|,.'rl ina.'hlnlsls were It tlu'WaiervIiei Arsnn- , an'ii.iw working lllglit usi pushing work Luthe 1  I arrb.l on Siil..'-»s
linislie.l   II   Is .un.ls at San.ly
II a
l.reseul
kill.-d  bis  train
lia.l    n starve.l  f.ir a   w.-ek     Th.. bull,
witlioiil a inoinent s h.-sltatl.in, sprang al the il.inan.l .'aughUiim on bis horn- un¬ .ler ihe foreleg an.l   Ihr.'W   Inm   ba.'kwar.l
lilt 1 f.-el against the i.ur., knocking the
I.renth and tight "oniplelely out ol hlin. Anolh.'r Ilon was Ihen provblcl, H mails n i.--,.,,I llghl, bill was g,.r".I ,iiini..n.ifiilly an.l taken fr..ni Hie ring In a .Ivinir .-.,n .Iill..11
VESUVIUS TESTS HER CUNS.
\V an  III..S1  Aard  ins Vears.
lr-   Il.b. n Vnn /.ai„II Is ,Iead at Senn-
Fallsnl ilieng.. of 10,-.,    She was born In lanv an.l last yoar pal.l a visit to her old , II.'.     Sh.-r..|ainei| her fa.-iiltles to a n-- rkabb-  .b.gree,     .Mrs,   Vau  Zaudl   ba.l |
thieves," Speaking ol Christ In Hob. III., S, Ihn Knirll savs, "Whose house are wet" und In F.pb, II,. ai, 'i'l, "Au holy temple In Ibe Lord, an habllallou of Oud tbrousb Ihe Hplril, " are the namei given lo tbe churoh, wiil.'h Is His body, Tha ohureb .'.illecllvely aud every believer Individually Is a h.uine In which llu< Kplrlt desires to make eoDslanl prnveroh Iho Hues of Matb. Ix,, SS; Isa, Ixll,, 0, 7, snd Itny, xxll., W, bul If, Iiist.'nd of being wholly given uu lo lllui for euch pra.ver and corresponding snrvk'o, we are gli'.'n over lo selltsbness ami worbllln.-ss and our owu thoughts and ways, are we not morn guilty than Ifroel, Inasmuch as uur privileges oro greater, being Ills hody-/
14. "AI.d Hie blind and Hie laran oams to Iliui In the temple, and   Ho  heaind thnm,"
Nol 1.1 muke ney nnd gather substODce
Is   Hie  great   thing  In   Ille, bul Inbaveto
Kii Ili.ise wh.. n.'e.I   (Eph, Iv„IIH),    To
be a means of bringing tbe grace ol Ood and Hie rb'ties ol Ills gru.'u ty thoee who know II nol nnd kn.iw hlm nol -this Is Ille Illd.-.'.I, Fob., a oIiaun.ll ..I ble,sslng from 111" gr.'ut and only founlalu (Jer, II,, 13), V- I..   Ho-   poor   ami   Ihn  perishing- this  Is
ClirlsHlke.
Ih. 'And When the chlel pHnsIs and serines suw Ihe wonderful Ihlugs that Hn dbl sn.l the children crying IS tbn temple aud saviug, Hosiinna to Ihe Hnu nt David, Ihey were sore disninnsed." Truly Ihey wor« Ihe llg tree with loavns only (verso ID) the Irne thst Ila.l been speelslly dealt with I'lr lbr.w y.-ars (Luke xlll., « II), Ibe wb-ked liiisban.lmi'u nf Matb. xxl., UH. Ob, li,,w patiently Ho had borne wllh thsml Iiow llu w..iild have blessnd Ihnin If thnjf bal only been willing! But thny would not. Tlu.y woubl bave none of Hlm-
II-. "An.lsald uulo Hlm, lleorsst tbou what    tbeae   tty'l    An.l  Jesus  sallb  unt.i
H 1. Voa. Have ye never r.a.l. Out of lb*
mouth of bnbes und sucklings Ihou haat perb-.'ted praise'/" I bave w.inderod lltbaj were ney.r asbaine.l as iln repeatedly rn. ferred Ibem lo Ihelr owu Scriptures, wbloh Ihey prolHssuil I,. Ii.iuor so, or were tbejf pasi all shame and .lead to all blU~Uinlf ..wn IlKiilgbts an.I wavs? They would BOt Ist lllm make them 'children ol Oud, ood yel Ihey vainly thought that thny wers su-'h So He left them ami went out ol thn .-ty to Hethsny an.l. lodgs'l tbers (versa 11).    Lesson Helper.
COMNIUNITY   AT   ZOAR   TO   END.
,,f Hie Oo
She Is
Kore.l Hi
.  ,'V  Iln- Ml ie^eU   \1,,„|
Warreu Fariiil
lived by sev.l
Lake (lenrse.
i.k-ltr.-nl .|i-»lr,ie||.. oi   W.-sl   .Moiinlaii
Hv
Afle
III
i.ldal.le II
Meets
l-:«|..
ea.l.
vsl   Ib¬
.i!   Massa-'huseits   and
"y obJ,..-t   to  disban.ting their or-  I  the   lower
• Hi, I'.  1   ,Si ial,.    Ihe ,Iynainlts
Vesinius sil-.-e,,f„i|y llre.l al.iode.I
r.in her guns In Narnganseti Hay , She was ..ui all Ho- ni-rnlng, an.l ir.,wlnif .lummy pr-.je.nii",  f,,r nne
I .llsluuce a,|j,istuient sl I..se.l   i..
I'lilblreii  rrnhlblled.
O..V"rn-r llb...ii sign.. I   Mr   Ilondv's hill l'r.,lill,iiii,t the pia,-ing .,ul of eblblren by
.'lisritnl.le liiHll.ilions   eo'epl   under rules
und reg,ilnii..„s lai.I ,lown l,v Ihe stnte Il..nr.I .,1 Charlil.'s, 11,0 l,Iil .I.,e» not ap¬ ply 1.,  .,..i,.ii.., f,,r Ih.- prov.-nli'.n of .-r.i.-lly I..,.hl|.Irea,
-Igt
Prominent I'eople,
Oialst-'U"   has at   last   become re- '.1 1. Biving up his  undttlshed ilterar.t
uarkable  Hook.
If m-e .-.'.ibl ..Illy see .,iir faults is -'""¦¦' '»'•"¦ 'plainly a« we ,-s:i' th.i.e .'f ..tbers. , »"<".:''s|'l' let 1,,,^ „„„y ,,( „. w-'ul-l want b. put ler from ^^u,^rint..n.l. 1.1 lie Ib.ni, ,„„„„,,„. liam's Horn. sUting that Miss ,Alma Itarry woul.I take charge of the telegraphing le 1 partment in his olfi.-c. between tl.e bonrs of >i a m. an.l '> p. m . an.l that The most remarkable l..i.-k in fhe his pay m nul.l be re.'. 11-e.l well, s.> w.in.I, a,, (ar a- it- appeal am-e i« i-.,u- materially tlial -lack at once res..|ve.l .-« rui-.l, 1- ueitber wiiit.u u..r priute.l. to .jnit the pla.'e entirety, ami. ao li is ip thc Imperial Library. ..f i'aris, • tiange is huuiau iioliire. a.'tiialiy au.l the letter- are eut "iH of tisane with a feeliu- "f sharp let-rii at the paper aitii a pair of acis»..i« .\ sheet i.iasi.f the siti»ali..;i be in 1-n .fespise.l of I.iue ti-.eiie. lu whicii tbe letters are uul an honr lief,.-e cut.   is pia r.l  between   la.i   pages of
"Xiaa Aiaa bariy:    Ue luite hateJ   wkita, ao i iki tlia mattar is read.
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H n R .i.eri M McLane former Fnited >late« Minister I. Fran-e, .lied re-entlv lo lacl.
Jiii.-s \"rne. wb iiutt nesiih au-I ll "I. eggf an-l herbi
-.lenklewi.-j i»'s«|.| to have made over hail a n,liii..u d-,ilars bv bis pen bef.,r«-the al , earan-e-I    gu-, Va.lls
I'he iaie  Prln-ess   .le    Jolnvlile   rectlye.l
'r milie o..vernni--nt of Braiii Indepen- l"i,t,y ..( a -t-wr -._f tin .iOn,a small colony i.Hiie,i San Fni1Ti*Ts..o. of whl.-h tiie wa'- i.-...r-|e,rii."!
Shvk . ai lain William T >aT,t.s-.n, '--m- -1:11. i-r f ih" Kev We.1 ..pia-Iron was ' rn «i,I '(.ijirnl u; at PaLivrs .N, V. H's fai h-r was « ial<irer
rv-irrMSi a--tre»s A lelalle Bi»t,.rl-now If-" M«r-'i—1 capr.»ni'-a .tei arlll-.-ls ; ;« :i,« Ih"-oyver.lr* ' f her staffs life on I "ir 10 tl." "ihlMtion at Turto
-•• Msrii AMb-nv Tr-ilt" wh . has jmt u.-t in c 'llllv TIpi'erarv, Irelsn.l, al ttie .f- I nin-i. year. •!-nl u-.-ra thaa-ball a ¦ unirv - I bl- uf - an-l n.r".- f.irt,loes la trving I., perf"--l a fl.iing -na-hlD"
\ltb- uit'i ,'i"t turn"! »">enly-nina, Brswi B ¦n-."ur Ihe ir-al psic'-r -.f ant-nals s, , ear- a» ,i.-lli" a. ever ». far as hrr w..rs i- ui-ernel. «b"-i-n.laai.-.ut ,1ve h..ur» a -Iai i-erehe I ...ii a au.'.*taiitiai ladder in ue-
illstlnth"Ni
.lohn A. Lonaii. of Ciiieago, has re.-eived auHmrity Imm the War Iispsrtment at Washington I.l re.-ruil a regiment .,1 1200 men and .-.(.lip iheni for liifbt -avulry ser- viee. The work of organizing ha- been |,||..Hy progressing (,,r several w.."ks,
Th.' L"i.-lslBliire at Hover enaeie.l a iaw |.|a-l-.g the ri"iawBre National Ouard up,.ii • war loot Inir.
i.nsui Oeneral Ballasann cloae.l the Sl ai.Wi C-.nsuiale In  New Vork Cltv. au.l
t.iri,. '1  the  i;,T..res!  ol S| ail,  s ^Ul.je.-ts .,iei
1-- lb.' -at"    1 Ibe Fren -h   C'l,-:|l-r,"i.. ral
of    til
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.'ourse    nn.l diseharge.I her tbr."  g.ius   lU
The first two were appar.'iitly .luininy shells, l.ul Ihe Iblnl -loit pi'iiighi'.I along s..ine .llslauoe, an.l then a t-r.^al --..liinin of water was thrown Into Ho- air
The I'rraldent lo Ki.cla».I.
Tlie W„-liiuKln rr.-sp-,n.I"nl   "t   Ihs
I,-.nd'.|. I.ally Mall ,-ables that lu an Inter- vi"W l'r">idei.l M'Kinley sail N't tba l...ierniiienlal..ue, but tbe whole NaHon. feel m.st .|..eply |he goo.l will sent lotlera s-r .s-thesea, and bea-ble.I Impfeuively, I n..r wlll tbey forg-t.
The   Ameriei
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w-pap.-fs .e a-ei,erail.i   ar" -ynipailit/,,ng  with
Hi" SI Peleraliiirif Vle.|..nios|| says ne I..llg -ItioUuil fll"I,-I-liip between 1   SU-I    Ihe    rnil"-l   ,-slat"S      -ei,-|ii,te8
i.lea ..( Sl. iiufri"ndli ailllu.Ie upon ,ri - ' h.iasia   n.-w
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that will   pl  k   In
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l-r- ok ir- ut f..r pl
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M..uni   Morris
a-hb'b lost year lie-
fr-m rentals
Should .Mrs .Mar
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live lu Hll earls .-I
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b.ir.l Ibe iron |-lp.
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ars 'll llfo the u'lDi* iii.inlly at /oar. Iihb. bas gIv.-n up Hie nx- perlment of Its etistene.., nU'l Hie IIM falihiul numbers ..I lie' ll....k have Jual been awanl.'.I their albiuienl .f the ..om¬ mon grounds and Hie ,,tii,.r prop.-rly held bv thn Kocb-iy ,,f Si.p,irailets, as Hi"v have I.een calle.l.
For several y.-ars Ho. iiiembers o| the a.i- .'b-iv have la-en i.-aving Hi" Hnle town aod going oul Into Hll- w..rll, until II Is slated Ihat a nuinlH.r e.pi-il Io half ..I those wbu remain have left ili..,..,ininunlly. These are al.s.dutely "111 off, as the Nialenf Ohio ds- -ob-.l some   lime   ai.'.,   II,at   I lie atfreonieui
Irawu by old Johu llaiiiiieler, tbe ..riglnal King..! Hi.. s.e-l"li I. per|e..Hy go.el In law, and thai des"rierR ibl not "lalni In¬ lil Idiial sliar-s wllh-.ul Ibe ...inseDl ul Hie
111   lb., pusl Ie
bas I .iiiiee., greal wllh.
1.mills thai Hie society .le-
i liuiiiiiri Ibpil-lailon. au.l b.rl hal (..ir|...se M-ssn. Henrv FI»e|ier and William Uleeber, ol lloil var,' ami Samuel Fill .,f New Pliila.Ieiphlii, w.-re liivllo-l |.> set as I ..miulssloueis au-I .IlvId" llie nullt acres ol ri.-h laud In Fus.-irawas County owned by theso'ieiv
I'be vnlue of Hlls   pr.ij.eily   and luipr.ive.
menigle Bl large that ea.'h man, woman au.l ..hibl Iu the .-.,0,....,nil»,.•.,mns Iu for a sum approximating tliimn.
"THE   ELFrTRUC   FLUID.'
*   W-,il>.ierrul lllsoiieri   llial lias tot   Val
A .lespat.-h fr.,,11 panik. Hm- luvenl. Ills fluan-Ial panne
1.. Lemle-rg   I..   Iieg
b.iinii s.ivs thai Hes.-e- o( llie faiiiseber. and KLIulsri.-, liave guu.
ii,i." I-.I 11." i.ur-uas..
I the ustii
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- .sl in Spain f.,r naval I ureal anxl-iv. The n.l f-.reliin f r-.'iuoi hss eii! Wllhin ei([hi dsys rue Fnll" I state, I .rpe.l . l.oal s.iraers. SI Faln.ouin, l.nelan I has bean n.,tined,lo vi-w o| H," n.utraiiiy m-aaur-s tbat sh« •nu-t n..i leaie p-.ri, aii-I a linils,, lorpnd.- I- .at bae lak.'U up s p..siti.iu n--ar bet
rn.-e- .1 Ihe re-.-asarlee of ilf- hsvr al • i.t p.ui.led lul'-rt-.Kl-'.. and thetr >..|-r hai--I-een .-ailed ou t- suppress huriirel ti,.t., I
ta, la»«i-ii"D"rsi Blan-. ablel i,, uie Oiiernmeni si Madril. Spain ihsl be sau .|el"i, 1   Ilsiaos Willi   lit Ihe   a—Istanee   .f
< ..urage Failed lllm .,n Ihe acalToM,
I Lri't- ph-r Merri was hange'l in tha .--.unlv jsil »i Cbi- «g -. |-«Mug the (e-naliy l.-r Ihe iiiurd"r of bis wil- Pauline, .,,n thn night ol N..veinle.r I-*  |s-,.7. A- he ni..unle.|
Ih" galloa-s his . o'lraii'- .1 r-l him.    He
ha.l   I.,  I-e -11 |-..ri-l a'.II-  11..-n.- ..e wa. i..-lni( s.liu-isl.    I|.   ll'l in.li.nlli.
• ll   I'rivaleeriiic.
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Mania, .«*- IS lur-aieu-.I in Spain on ac. I cpuat   -tin- aiiiiuda ul tbs L'arUsts aat 1 tba MaiwbUaaBs.
•Iters of ii.ar jue. wlll treat all teasels .-i.lii.g leinrs .1 luai |.i- fr .iii Anerow aa iralaa an.l aiil ejer-.|a- tu- no lit toaaarcb .Jtu tr regniat and aailllarr waa shlna.
Irinipal smiib, of ll-i vi.lere'.. acbool. learning thai sono- of bis blg-wbolars had plai.r."d to thresh hlm. Iwughl a revolver sn.l pls-e.| 11 II, hi, ,i-,|i When an alls- k was inaleMi.Mh pioluee,l his irun. Tbe la.Is lell .ver ea-b olher lu (elllngout of Ib- rang...
Sev-nly-llve ".-r.ployea .1 the Waller liradiey C'.iiira. ting r'..iDi'anv ..nisrgloa • anal b. kr al iiewego under hlal- ...u irs I   -rr.r-k 'or lllleen e-nl- an hour
i .- 1. dv .1 l..-|.-e«i-r Harker, f.^ruiefly nl N-w ^or« I 111. w'l-i wiln a .-..lupanb.u wat .lr..a|.--.I ai Ii ..in.I Lak.- .<n .N'.ieiiiber 2.1 wae I.,UU'I a few days ..g.. standing in melir feni ^,f waler f.uag Harser al- leO.lad   Ibe H -uod   Lake  luslllule, waa nr-
i-eu y(-*r» .;i-1 and a i.roiher ol Urt   Uora LyoB, ol Sta Vork
veuHo
ski  wl
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lal n< I-, Have dls   .ver.el
the ei-.'lri.-   Itlll'l He   .uIIh   |I  ele.l r. .|'I.
It    Ik    11,1    blent l.-al Wllh   ele-'tll.ill        ll   Is
Mid that II pr .|ii-"'.-i liglil, etuMis iie|as|nr
:Sl...s 1. sl,.,w l|.|,.i .. ,1,1 ,,y, t.Atlne iV,. -.Is lu th" air PI >d.i -s srhlrlieiola lu watar kills bal-tii a.. I prl-.rn,'. olh..i a .u.br- fhe .-..rr.w|.on.|.-ul ratb"l uu- <luIlvnJd> tlisi r." lurMuii.u hstuotss ,-t i-«,n '. I«nl|1"allv .-v.. n.u-d
mtwr mmeaime. .,mmi,nne rsaylees. "T"
J'. Ige Barker, -.1 I.o.il.vliln K,,, dall^ e.-ed an opinion lu li.e Criminal Court koldlng tbe slnl msebluos to I.* gambUnc davloea. ^