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N { 'Aug. 20, 1979, at the PostoNce &A & tmdqx‘ thd' Brot, of Y.., as second-class matter, March 8, 1879. 77 .Bverybody is satisfied whose satis- faction is of any account,. Rochester loses a good chief of police in the resignation of Col, Cleary, There are many good things about Rochester if'one hag the eye to see them. © , Mr. Franchot hears as many pleas- ant things suld of him as If he were dead and listening from - behind the well, He deserves it ull thus far. Only just think of the lot of good lawyers turned out in the cold in Al- bany tonight as the State switches from ane Attorney-General to a new one, A ho; Y . King Alfonso has begun the weary round of being reported engaged | to about, every eligible girl in Europe,. backs aven in these qulet days, ee .~ Lawson. does not discourage Addicks from his pursuit of the Delawnre'Sena- otship. It sounds natural an'd famil-; ing to hear of the deadlock again in + w- | Dr. Filton. i! 'Phe-original cause | which nvas the exclusion . of (Mrs. Is there any significance In the re- poft of the sale of the magnzinge em- ployed by Mr, Lawson as a rellef from hig nausea? And that he ds going sway for &'long quiet time in Europe? T’Rhttrp ja little expectation that the Baltic fleet will ever get Into Chinese; to do business. the Jap fleet out of busipees first and that looks like a desperate task. I The Jnpanese nre paying the compil-| mont« of the season right along at Port Arthur They appear to gadnonk ground sat more than former speed nos rince they have broken Into the last line of. defenge. be Spitakn - says | Lombro«o fakir, We have had our own about Lombroso ever sfroe he ale clared that everybodv was eragy What vote could he get on that piftform* Dr. («- a douh*s He must have been crazy him#wef ins stead of the rest of us It must be cheerful for the Czar o know that the e am life have trebled within ao week course the menatch has nethoag to do with this figure He is not reeking in for himeelf but ape uilatope c= betting on the question and the com. anlés that bet on Nt hain- better terms for themselves '; a £ af Pues on No other paper {n Rta Cus campared with the New York hostility to the Depes 65 fah woo! I* has taken arma g «eg of [Eseprs boomers and been overs heme 1. | hos diaplayed the genial humor of a Ther! tes and the urbanity of a Sitting BoC on the warpath And ail Itr prever stons of the trath were for nothing The New York Sun {1 trying to in du ® Rngiand \to dGesue ao procon .- getting Ireland free ean a brrst ~ «a day 19% Englarn fa et]t act Ing. -Chirage Broord the 0 6 Wo 60 o har post fened When be gets fuily persuaded proes n Perhaps theed that of. fllness, spring may be p* e tr 4. Era t {a thers aL OUR DAEYFUS CASE It would seem that the greater ef < fortw are made to quiet the row in th» church over Rishop Talbot ftev. Dr. Irvine, the more the reads. The vontroversy re & Dropyfits ease at this time. a~ farmildgivie | doesstcr of parties to the cate bave t ap dented Is already In evidence. emly fer tecdie and thefe 4#' talk of ag 'last July, and the arrest of erlminal proceedings poo. of the trouble- Elliott, a - wealthy divoreee of Dr. oH the 'advice of Bistiop 'Dalbot, Dr. Irvine claims, has been. los§ to view. 'Ulie Bishop, who appears to have given the advice in answer to a hypo- thetfcal question by Dr: Irvine, ob- jected. to its application to Mis. Elliott's case, and took her side against Dr... Irvine. Then fellowed a quarre) between and rector, and as & consequence the bishop's letter to Dr. Upjohn saying some hard things about the rector, Including the charge of as- 'sociation with fast women,. 'This let ter is said to have' been copled with the Bishop's permission, and was cir- culated two years after its date. This letter is the cause of the charges pre sented to, the House of Bishops by Dr. Irvino's fplends accusing the Bishop of falsehood and slander and vindic- tive | persgcution of Dr. Irvine. At- tempts to break down the charges by showing some of the signatures are not genuine have widened the field of charges and produced more recrimina. tions just ias in the Dreyfus case. 1t seems probable that if the commit- toe of the Mouse of Bishops does not tike up the matter at its. meeting on ¥; owing to certain technicall« ties in the canon law, the courts will live to deil with it at once. TRUTH IN SORANTON, 2C It is proved that the truth can suc- ceed iu Scranton when the Seranton Truth can deck itself out in a hollday issue of 48 pages in celebration of a uew and superb Hoe press, 'The Truth is among the ablest of newspapers published in the | Interlor - towns of Pennsylvania. It is also easily among the most enterprising. The Truth bas Just attained its ma- jority and this facet, too, lends Interest to its development - into metropolitin proportions, 'The NEW# cordially ex- tends congratulations. with the com pliments of the serson und the best wishes for the prosperity of this ad mira ble newspe per leader of the north east section of the Keystone State, gaan ONE-TERM ASBEABORB. Mr. A. J. is one of the sup porters of the plun fo atholsh the Addermen. sul dhe would not stop at that. Mr. Klias outlines tu an Express interview on - far-reaching - acheme of charter reform. one of whose features Is it chinge in the assessork' office. He would fix the term of offee at three years dnd mike assessors Ineliglble for re-elcetion,. Prohmnbly - the ressoning - for this chnoge is the sume as tit for making 'the sheriff a one term offecer--he bas no temptation to tse his office to re elect himself. But the assessors are, or shonkt he, expetis in A very coin plicated litsiness-pthe valuing of real estate. -Mr. SHas would. have ous trninlug new Assessors all the time. A man of ordinary business enpaclty muy learn the assessor's business in three years perhaps. He will be a tyro tH then. nt the best. Just when he should he [s¢ - made dnelhsibhle heer this There should be o duemges dn our as mo dettst. hut dt ods fay pa vers, focaty notlic Png oof fhe aeses¢ors themselves, Hint ten on the work amd proved! «hould be retidned din the? (III ' osteon, codnpretetit s@Plder, zie THE COTNCTL A8 A CLEARING HOURE. Comwoher date J sds s APhroswn on the t'e Bourd of. at oocthe o af ur on l eforce factor tha r PPM.» du Mica nach wth re papt end cti s ba 1 cal Aide t men's ale Contonfthen's Tha txt ur pecans if ; «posed of nfh'Lz cthae «ess at. af twa to three Moe Le Thiet bee nt sm af the wotk at eur why 117 mrud his tuts, tle pot oot winh e mpl nl h won cator t & f just +10, tac & ¥ cect ce bad pope # cs af Cangas rex & pofloo«ha ? poe af tee ad tho fein ti; '(H 60. (te fhuat evo wam pec oft nd %> nota sat, tac tlo \retiach wd % J 2 %, A sqro fooitse af tv ar uf afon no a hoch Boe aid eereed A nfffor rs stoup! ee T+ Harte Hao adil AJ cart fhe a ; peaanct ® bex @ c oe #1 rast proves from: clean nge nC t tw hints them «at tlements or fdmfement of claims hed! by the Ooty, all petitions ever fog 15.44 vote wark,. foro ostreet oclesning Ard bq Dinge or fo 'if ross ho! lias come to know something of what! | Irvine's church, from the communion, | sprigkHng-these and a hundred fare . things, come bofeore the Connell at wliether by petition or notice of in- tention, the business -could ; \be ex- pedited and all safeguards applied by. the Board of Public Works. 'The set- tlement of tax claims and other claims. of the city against individuals, now a prerogative of the Counoll, could be better placed in a board of experts, subject to the approval of the courts, The Mayor, Comptroller 'and one or more of the assessors could sit as such f board. | Other functions of the Council which might be advantageously assigned elsewhere will occur to most readers of the \minutes especially to one who has seen and heard legislation in the Council chamber,. but the changes should not be made hap-hazard. It will not do to abolish the present system, faulty as that system undoubtedly is, without putting a system in Its place, The present way has one advantage at least. Everyone who has anything to do or to look up in connection 'with the city knows he will find a trace of it somewhere in the Council. If the Aldermen do no more they afford a focus of all business with or for the city, and badly as much of their work is done, the responsibility is easily traced to the Council, which in the long run does or has a part in doing everything that is done. . gro CIVIL WAR IN ELMIRA, Perhaps it is a misnomer to call4it a civil war in Eimira, when itis a con- filet between the Mayor and certain of the Aldermen, but it is unquestlon- ably war whem \Jim\ MeGuigan is on the warpath. The dispatches from the geat of contfllet relate that \Jim\ and a comradedn-arms sailed into Mayor Coleman In the Gounell chamber Itself, the very center of the city government. It may be remembered by some of the older tuba bitants that Elmira was a- imllitary rendezvous for Northern troops during the Civil War, the rou! civil wur. 'The small eity by the Chemung has never wholly lost the imiKtant character dinparted to It dur ing that stirring perlod. It has since become famous for the- uggressive | churncter of the statesmen developed | In its inidst, as it were 'The names of Robinson, HIll, Fassett, Stunchffeld, | to sperk only of Governors and ean didutes for that high office, are con- splenous in this record. 'The city has . always a serap of some kind going even if resort is hid- to theo noted klomditke gravel pit for its beginning. We hope that the State Executive muy not bhuve to enil out the Guard to restore order on the Chemung. The present struggle is sald to owe its origin to charges of grafting over the stipply of gravel for the streets, a question thit may well gravel a stringer to the disposition of the poll tieinns of Ato any rate we shill not throw any stones over the latest evidence of elvie righteousness in the Southern Tier. rng BOLID AND LIBERAL 3T. LOUIS, The gratifylug announcement mide that the St, Louls Fulr probably pay a sinall dividend stockholders after the itg dett to the Government, which was provided for by i direct collection of: gate recelpts. In spite of mammy draw- bmeks und of un expenditure of money enon senle thnt apprrently mide direct return dmpossible. the Fajr has pald, nnd (t his padd dn a better sense in the Impetus given to the prosperity of 8t, Louts, and din making the attractions of tlint splendtd and enterprixing city more ais Elely known. St, Louls hus be. wun to realize ft great and Insting bene. At from the Fair, Buf;:sdo renHzed n benefit from the Pag Amevkenm. wtud it is tor be nll the more of aw middftion to the business grentness of the big Southwestern elty. because of Ix will It8 f fi vorable hrusthess methods whch son widvim nie of fan ofed vit s of serve to the mech that in dtverted by narrow sound conservatisn Kt Louls owes moaich of its pro«perits do are] oyet }horal! methoda of banking Rona fide «titer prise s encouraged by the with iw huech men ean bpo in«s woth othe Winte Into trtien@ of Sto as ins In the Kast in ginarding agwinest paks and the business men of flat tew n the (impedes oof a t ay busines« mer ind «trength of general prosperity the oclty fow ns what leas Is c to ~a rasp to the fpotiered mre as weonute sprerlaction ' prometion,\ know genuine thnt the « In n «trengoelieutele of gotive bou«tne«s men,. empiey ing capltal In produc fin snd dn all legitimate lives CI his is seen ton, bepilding of homes in that eity mpt them pot forermd to ga of side flu fin-l« hui 1 Ht M anp* realize In the Y eabnr there e«staldss'ifrg cre faq t 4 tev hos fer aml that ef bw ug st tes uo NEH” that the eof »| ay so perpuedr in ate of bands and that the romng men of todat. with eamething at «take in the s eifare of the city, will be the strong men of a fea years henee. The hanks of St. Lows eneonrage gong men in this. They are generous where the; should be, and young men commen- a ea titieat weet E _IN THB COURTS OFR EUROPE. How very weak the very wisa! How very small the very great are! ' (Copyright, 1904, by Marquise da Fontenoy.) That the action of the Duke of Orleans conferring the title of Countess upon Mme. de Waru the other day should have excited so much comment, is somewhat astonishing in view of the fact that no exception was taken to his grant of duke- doms to the various members of his fam- lly, dukedoms by which they are now known. Thus he created his younger brother Duke of Montpensier, although the latter title should by, right have gone to Don Antonio, husband of the Infanta Eulalte, and who was the only son of the late Duke of Montpensier, He has given the title of Duke of Vendome to his cousin, Prince Emmunuel of Bourbon, married to Princess Henrietta of Belgium, and that of Duke of Gulse to his brothér- in-law, Prince John of Orleans, son of the Duke of Chartres, And when Prinee An- thoy and Prince Louis of Orleans, who ust returned to France after a pro- longed stay In this country, contract mat- rimonial alllances, they, too, will doubt- less recolve some dukedom or other from the pretender. Of course theso titles have no value sava those of- courtesy, and while those borne by Princes and Princesses of the House of Orleuns might be recognized, not ss having been conferred by the Duke of Orleans, but as constituting the hold. ers' share in the inheritance In the many dukedoms that belong to the House of Orieuns Bourben, Mme de Waru's title of cuuntess, recently granted to her by the Duke of Orleans, would not be rec- ognized at any foreign court or by any Fa'enuh or foreign tribunal. The Duke of Orleans Is by no means the only pretender to confer titles. Thus the Count of Caserta, clalmant to the throne of Nuples and half-brother and her of the last King of the Two Sleilies, copfers nut unly titles, but also decora» tlons, So. too, does Don Carlos, Pretender to the throne of Spain, and even that ridiculous personuge at Paris who styles himself Prince de Lusignun and King of Cyprus und of Jerusalem, grants orders of knighthood to both men and women--In return for a consideration-quite a num« ber of them - having been - distributed among Americans. have These decorations could not be worn At any foreign court, and were an attempt to be mude by their possessors to don them at any state function they would be promptly stopped and forced to remove them before entering the presence of roy alty. [ ean recall a case of this kind hap- peniug at Madrid, where the offender was Lary, which was t 0B rnd with the Grand Master of the Court, to | extUnetion oxH ' whom [whes ca pWaex orr 14 ted for £14 Cepe , take to ' | every area@nok. 'Jhiin Jones cannot open | ing life I& Adnfofdest way ond owning . ‘ifi Aiways get help apd ( gir Ajsert POS t je so [a calf fiétpre of qid a wing to pie] Imflding ; addifioris to the document | baron Witfiont the permirsion , of the | encourog om savings | Bunks, | Amore ® no less a personage thin the Present In- faint Carlos, widower of the Princess of the Asturias, but at that time merely a suitor for her hand. He appeared at a court ball wearing the Order of St. Janu- he chief order of knight» hood of the kifg@dom of Naples prior to 1881. und which had been conferred upon him by his futher, the Count of Caserta The liaHun Ambaserdor at the Court of Mudrid at once lodged a_ protest, both with the Department of Foreign Affairs with the reault that the Order of Bt January was no longer seen at the Court of Mudrid. With regard to Mme. de Waru, she Is one of the most remarkable women In Paris, and an neknowledged leader of the great world there, to which she be- longs, not by birth, but by adoption. She is the daughter of an English stable boy of the nume of Ward, who entered the service of the last and most disreputable of the reigning Dukes of Lucea, whose fu- vyorite he became, and who raised him from the stable to the position of Prime Minister and to the rank of baron. Ward's sister owas oa olreus orider, and through his Influence was appointed gov- erhess of the three Princesses of Naples, who -be - Duchess of - Berri Queen Christina of Spain aud Empress of Brazil respec tivefy. - Ps rhaps It was due to this that these three Princesses rode ]w|'{m tly, but were seareely abde to wodte their names correctly when they mar« ried. 'The ex-stable boy. Maron Ward, mar- rled a Jovi by bdonde Jewess at Viennd, by he had a daughter, who ds now Mme. de Waru, and whose first husband was the Marquis Hervey de Saint Densis. a- mremremi: yea? sealed by the courts. It need mere ay be a ® , gm; mystery about tha death of her first usband, Capt. Blair, at}? visited Bangkok with the late Duke of Butherland on board his yacht, prior to her gecond marriage, the yacht was or- dered away, owing to her having shocked sense of propriety even of the King the a? Blam. MARQUISE DH FONTENOY. W? . \FROM GRAVE TO GAY. LITTLE DROPS. Little dropa of water, Freezing as they fall Make man's feet fly upward, Dislocate his gall; ° Rob the nferry fat man Of his store of mirth, Mako him leave his trademark Where he hits the earth; Make the pretty little Lady cease to care ~ Who may chance to hear her, Who may turn to stare, Little drops of water Freezing where they splash, Muke the mean old miser Cease to think of cash; Rob the happy lover Of his thoughts of love As new constellations He beholds above; Make the mighty magnate, Slitlnf on his hat Have disgust for water And such things as that. Little drops of water, Freeaing where they fall, Bhows that hades has some (Good points after all. Record Herald. -QGhlcago DIES hard, don't she. ® « na- 1 THERE will be no further publication of \Grave to Gay\ untill next year, LAST day to smog—Gee. but that Por- tuondo tastes good! NAN PATTERSON'S thira then groundhog day, MAY TIRWIN offers, to provide bail for Nan Patterson. That press agont dodge is good enough to have been framed by Dave HIll. SLUSH Ice in mama—also the Massa- solt-BOIL TH' WATER! NOW for the 1905 pennant. THERE'S a eeat for you on the water wagon after today. WONDER if Kuropatkin's sprinters will have time to make Now Year's resolu- tions. trial and LAST day of Dave Hill. MONDAY is Tom and Jerry day. And to think we've got to swear off tomor- row! h NO, Mra. Chadwick's aga doesn't bar from the stage-there'g the chorus, AS we jfeave the office to exchange that necktie we got from Sue, for a gensible pair of sox Gen. Nog! finds that be has made a mistake In his count and is going back to guid Moter Hill and start over aga in. IF you someone Christmas don't forget that you can make a New Year's gift out of It. TOM LAWSON talks of going to Mex- leo. Mexin » ought to do some talking. DAVE HELL retires today. Don't blow out the ga«e. Dave-nor forget sour collars wnd razor hor the extra tineand be sure and put cour tooth brush In, Mere's your hat, Dave what's your hurry? Hore s a toast to the old year, That has kept us alive, Ai-l here's one to the new year, Nineteen hundred and five, S'LON(G-see you next year. 1.OCAr, NEWAL Some arow is failing here. The Doll boys shipped hogs this, Sat- mornInk The Margules wae many years his wife's ketjor ats} ao learned professor, rather than a min of fashion | But he possessed whant his wife lwoked, nameiv. an anclent Hpeage adul ic place high in the cont | of the - Royalist - party. | The Marquise aod kiv t eeame one of the leading figures of fashtior ard dr eaptte of the pec erty oof her husband ware always q orbs«ftedy o gowraed co wohitle her a partme fc s aro. hur epa pn de® Sere the very meme of preg fenon T}ere were many «tories current A® to derived ober Puxnides Hera wdmtrope declafed that sho ! It to her shalt with the j ind that she made sums of «be fren « ac d ih Ars Frank Higgins and daughter Fri. duved dn our burg | They were on their way to Albir... where, understand, Frank has work Qulte to number expect to gh io the dance Ia the hall Monday night C- Depew wha ia some known here, must bo thought a lot of where he works Heports from New York show that he is going to rave lis uld job right along Since the «torm the other day folk® is talking about - how Dave Cuthbert@on, white «itting in the general store as much as ao week le for: allowed that n right hard blow was coming Pretty near & weather prophet, en, Dave? we aer though tno one pa irgp seen apy of hor plocgd Poves ctor pad c ex gic fot oal aty publie <e ed e the wads of ult o fpecdate ad pr] poe ftm ud be P ® Others dr gt Woek ao ~ that is to 6a4¥, 20k Xs. of - walk rap uudsoet fisement for [e Bt o Padisian | triudegpeople | that Ji to vos ho sa - woull make her itre awe s for nothing en vofdftion tint she in hooded 0 ustomers to them - Jewel wo ae} Joan her gewe's orn toe sume wroderat ending Carriage ~ butider® _ and perso Jealer«e would with the same ohject pr \vjew furm«b her equipA§ge® while even Pye oyeri o wervoents would hiro for i ret tox Toro v ' wo monthr dr onder to have . poatim wr hale le arirgp her eft ute For , wh. w is and «tll de ons of the gqaerna af ar 6 st d of iBhie ar d wee me to Imes i phoua ane to ivepy thir heooutrg to ier W her the old Macqute Ate t bie widow fo sut rans Amer goo them was Jacques de Wout g your get. ron nf the poor. -- great otunk raliroad cor pars kx ow kk the de Fer coome apd de @tgte af fhe opporttior of tja family. ex eac d other @ an) «he mals pud him 0 He ort hogr hoe ews right and era ls Oo ape «o well eff tatoo bave goo toube w a drd e nout at 4 in , Paria ' nod ey (b sac pae efect im oo nara A a pres 50 w hesse Won or ® ef prper ta rer prinelpal pocty dn to the med 2 ow om oo 4 Alia\ «ar aoe'a \ wo nle Kee | Catirg 'he ' Noble® (| Mipe ce an [s pade e A n ela on). ar un d <e fernan ors Fos 14 for. goooouk ne go w' (ven- fat a rurak cP [® Truk cava wor the a d* rhodo own s riba bo e> en 19s 24 ue t hA ® + ora at 4 O on af tot procfast af the gourd ard 1 weeea of iof N frlsare ete ; whe are In the can of the | Royalhat part 2 . o gree Mme te ¥ ari has mary® erem. oa whe wi ress \p abose ae hiring | taa ruev Hued | Tut in Paria expectally no wwe Ig gife from caoumint oan l It ia host npdger the clrs cma'tancea to ware the lat- ter usteuebed Mo 6mm tC CoA bui thes on of Mr- re- ML] a* p h of mer! we\ krown In whic®& re vintef or 'he last se- crsian as one of the Eng''sh delegates to AN ARKANSAS EDITOR ANSWERED, An Arkansas editor. who has been mar- riled two weeks gives vent to hls ex seri- ence on the matrimonial sea in the follow- Ing poctlc ianguaige \We'd rather Hye on Cul with a parrot for a mate, and 1 have #«aind bllstera on each of our toes, than to dwell in Paradise and wear silk #iippers with a woman who pouts ) Juxt jet tum trv alone with a sand blist. er on every toe and no woman around to ' doctor\ tnem and humor him, and see hew ong he will be willing to «tay there. - -Orand Junction dowa) Hendiight PLAIN TALES FROM THE HILLS. Hop Lay was qulet, we- saw noc c e drut k [The voles of the diving porker was heard at aim «t «tery house in this neighbor. pood cast week. and the feast of mpare ribs ard saqueage #8 RolIng of L)r - Mel.aughlin and | Jim - Moore | of Huena were nere on professional | busi. ness Two Columbis men were here the other day. but w» could pot find out their names as {et The of times indicate that wed) ngs wii be anreunced soon We. wonder where the truant officer is Ha must be aut on a leave of absence and the children Know iff At the fo{l call of members at the M Eo Chur h Runday 23 out of 100 respond- mi) W here are the reat\ {farm. Wilson of Centerfield and - Allce Leavertom of Samantha came befafe one af th. preas here of our town and were by bom husband and wife bh ce, | Greenfieid | (0 g more f ++ decart ao THE RIRTHDAY CAKE SMILED. Mis« Ethel Fentiey of the Marcabee of. fp. laft hey deak fer a few minutes this morning and of her return found It had heer turned intv a festive banquet iar. a birthdays cake in the midst of AMUSEMEXNTs. ST AR Matineo Teaday. Last Time Tonight. KYRLE - BELLE and great original company. inciediag B. M. Hot» dded that there was an unpleas- |. that whs‘n she | I”. numerous and some quite remarkable gifts-Ann Arbor (Mich.) Argus. EXCITEMENT IN INDIANA. David Fisher is now driving two horses g) hllsd grocery wagon.~-Montpelier (Ind.) 1lerald. «--- THE GRIP MICRORE Oh, microbe with the fearful hold, Oh, leave us and we will not scoff, Thou maker of the grippy cold. Bwenr off, oh, do ewear off. Oh, mh-rwve of the ghastly grip. Ob, futher of the sneeze and cough, Let go your grip and let us slip, Bwear off, oh, do swear off, AS YOU MAKE IT. ''The king is dead; long lve the king!\ Come, now, let the welkin ring! Because, odds dobs! as I'm aiive,. We all should cheer brave noughty-five. As for old king noughty-four, Wo've often met his kind before; tApd xo., Indeed, we may again' But this will be a glorious reign. Bo great 'twill be that -well, hum, We'll think infileniuin bas come. Abd thus we talk, year after year, Deceiving e'en ourselves, 1 fear; For five, though an advance on four, May be but just another bore. But, pshaw! it will be so apyway; Rough but truo the words say. My advice is -will you take It?- The new year will be as you make it GARRETT JOHN Q'CONNOR, Bridgeburg. Ont. hum! THIS DATE IN HISTORY, DEC. 31. 1494- Jnoges Cartier, first to sail up the St. Lawrebce, born ut St. Malo, France; dled 1500 1720- Charles Edward (Louls Philip Cast- mir), an English prince who claimed the throne of the Stuarts, born;, died 1778. As \Prince Charlie\ and the \Young Pretender\ Charles Edward figures in history and in romance ae a pileturesque character. He was the grandson of James IL, who abandoned the throne In 1746 the Princo land- ed In Seotland, and the Highlanders raisad the standard of the Stuarts, Edinburgh was captured and the British baffled at all points. At Preston Pune the King's army was annt- hilated in five minutes, but at Culloden, owing to jealousy among the Highlanders, Prince Charlie | was overwhelmed Ho en- eaped to France and passed 30 years In min- erable exile 1862 'The celebrated fronclad Monitor went down at midnight io a storm off Cape Hat» teras 1883 -Leon - Gambetta, France,. leader of the died in Paris, born 1438 1894 - Susan Ferimore _ Cooper, second daughter of James: Fenimore Cooper, and herself an author of note, died at Coopers- town. Prime - Miniater - of Republicans in 1870, as @ anes Ought to Bo No Question. (From the Livonia Gazette ) No sueceseful denial can be made to the statement that the sentiment among the Republican voters of the State is practically unanimous for the re-elec» tion of Mr Depew to the Senate. One would think. in view of this fact. that there ought to be no question about his return to the upper house of congress, where he has been a leader from the start - We don't know that there is any question - We do know, however, that the Henator or Assemblyman who will take the pains to talk with his con- ptituen'ts about It, taking them just as they came will find out that they are a good deal interested in this part of the politl al programme. If the men who elected? the members of the Legislature had the righ to ovate for oa United tates Seraq'or. no name but Mr. De- pew s would be mentiagd nnn acme If voeur rent is too high. wouldn't it be better to sub-let a furnished room than move {nto a cheaper house? Even if yor are o a o trifle \proud It might be better A email ad. Evening NEWS will get you a ten- ant. = a * AMUSEMENT® fi Coe ne sae se avon ce TECK THEATER Baidwin- Melville Stock Co Marvelous Spectecalar Preduction ~~-__'- NABISCDO Beginw aright by wishing your New Year's callers \Happy New Year\ with these delicious creations. - ~ FESTINO in The , . first Day \ : Second Day . _ Third Day - Every\ Day wine . oe doll. f 'of the New Year, on which you desire an exquisite dessert confection to make your family and guests confection- lhappy, serve them with SUGAR WAFERS .f -another confection, lke an almond fn swear-nee and flavor, with a shell that ssolves on your tongue and surprises you with a delightful kernel of cream, +0 laggy A*) int SHIP SUNK BY WHALE. Had to Be Abandoned After 39 Hours at the Pumps. A graphic account hae reached Liver- pool of an encounter In the north At- lantip Ocean with a huge sperm whale, as a result of which the Danish schoon- er Anna was wrecked and had to be abandoned by the crew, who were res. . cued in an exhausted condition. The Anna was making the voyage from Iceland to New Brunswick, and was about 20 days out when a whale wis seen spouting some distance in the ofllng. Shortly afterward more spouts were shot upward within a few hundred feet of the vessel, and the whale seemed to be angrily moving in a circle, As the Anna sailed slowly past at a speed of about four and one-half knots her crew could easily discern the man- euvers of the monster, which lashed the water furiously with its tail. Buddenly it made a dash for the ship. It came full tilt at' a tremendous speed, and struck the vessel amidships with its head. There was a tremendous crash, and some of the crew were thrown off their feet, A hole was stove in the side of the ship below the water line, and the stem of the vessel was broken. The whale had received its coup de grace, Its colossal carcass rose slowly to the surface, revealing two gashes In its head and alde, and from its wound blood paured profusely, dye- ing the water all mround, The vessel began to leak and all hands were placed at the pumps, but us the wenther grew worse the shin commenced to sink. After 30 hours of continued exertion it was decided to abandon the Anna. A liféboat v us pro- vistoned and manned, and was on the point of being launched when the schooner was noticed by the Johnston liner Quernmore. It was early morning and a gale was blowing, but after several gallant at- tempts on the part of the crew of the Johnston lifeboat the \whalers\ were transferred to the Quernmore. A Dream. \I found I had saved up a thousand dollars without pinching myself,\ \Without pinching yourself?\ \Without pinching myself,\ \Then how did you know you were awake?\-Puck. tR S 4#008600000000060980 Hum WELLINGTON AND WESTMINSTER NEW york city. The WELLINGTON, tth Ave. and fath St. oden, fOrepreof; telephone and private gmmever'y'pu antidopu’ldnyzndnp. WESTMINSTER, I P and hum one oath?! 6 {on Hquate. em at & colt 6 (WE 100,000 one and electric _lights gvery room; mmfigsmmu European Plan $100 p. Tho RENSSELAER,Trey,N.Y. vate.\ fase? Naw. “MW A. w. 32:2. 00000000000800004 3: | Mdfigg \\*NCGv WwILt POSITIVELY CORE Kidney and Liver Disears, Rheomatism, Sitk Headache. Etyaipelas, Serofula, Catarrh, Indi- gestion. Neursigia, Kervousn »«« 12 «papsia, Syphilitte Diseases, Conatipatio; .651 pas pla were treated in 19% 260. ff? druggists. ye os a MOTHER GRAYS SWEET PowbDErs FOR CHILDREN, & Oure tot F. haus ing Aj oe sens cs ( NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY HOW WOULD YOU LIKE | TO HAVE ONE HUNDRED NEW CUSTOMERS ? Is your store in such shape that O HUNDRED NEW CUSTOMERS would \turn the tide\ for you? Are things with you only just \so-so?\ Bills maturing too fast sales a little too slow- too many people going past your - doors-lack of ' \snap\ and \go'\ and \hustle\ around your counters? f Are Fixed Expenses * coming to be a burcfen-«while they should be merely an incident-in your business? If you feel these symptoms no matter whether you are a big merchant or a little one- YOU NEED A TONIC! PUBLICITY, in just as large doses as you can stand, repeated EVERY DAY, will change the whole situation for you. It is idle to suppose that you cannot secure the ONE HUNDRED NEW CUSTOMERS -regular customers- who would \turn the tide\ for you. YOT CAX GET THEM IN A WEEK, but not by wishing for them. It's not so easy as that. Nor by distributing hand-bills or putting up posters, or buying space in programmes- it's not so easy as that. Y ou must spend some money \r 4 than you have ever spent -for ADEQUATE ADVERTISING SPACE IN YOUR EVENING NEWSPAPER. - ang tburder & The @tmtement made by [ Council. That body it a eurvival af The money {E*Rotwouhled tp by a few ithe ccremmonies in connection with the in- tup at Rewenters\ «of chorges , old-time villame government. It repre | big men io the cxgtuston of tost of the [magma-anon of the new Obnojdong of the ignliat Bishop 'allo: that They never , sents the idea of popular bome rate- ; Others. Aes ber oon merce lily Wrearhe a sigh f Weenaisg doderment, and af ome remove from the final; Outside Hs owh borders St, Louts [0 Pas} Cn araing that be. has at is to do the #aurte If the aulbority. {bas a vost tributary country to draw | lepeth cat bimse'! adrift fram the read ~ Abarree ate Heel hefore the cooutrt of; It may hoe said that many of the business from ond to develop in a [itis indaged to marry Sir Aver: a a | fo ugntey wit. 48€i¥ | names attacked.] frpctions that ore crowed | through business way. The efforts of the most Topics? coa wen IP Plate nees yo \Fik je fet hy othe «tatemont of Afr. the Comnel at such speed on Monday ord most powerful of ber | felners \ard Kis onfortomace marrlage to Irrine's attomncy that . bats | could be referred to Gepart. . ICN of | capital | have | been | directeq | thn wBiow of the Inte Dole of Sothefttd. ots sit By PLG £ of | monts, scoing that they come throcghy wisely to the of conter. “XL?“ was a subject of gereral artasermment : H, SRA thnt be Foxs: Cepartments soptow and that is to price throughout the shlithbwest The 4°C \He i nerntly the department's recommerdga.) tnrvest of sath a cultivation of trnde! me Indy fo cot cakhown In Amerfem. tins ts acted on. Bot to pat the' it} cantered $52: the metropolis of the ggfigfi sh;$13 gm fining? m mg}; tn pines of the Conset | Valley, St, Koh\ stamde qq. [Florin where sho scent the pave 'or n# th angy tri pertfornctory (fl? fifififiyfifim lfifimfi losate off the great- figirimé‘flzgrwg' gin éfififiifié? magi <3 gels # est Werle Fale the worl bay weer s mo hig tsa o e fea: abvote\ cates thg aver tales #> tend, In Hornung-Presbrey drama APPLES \The Amateut Cracksma®.\ Néx week-Firs ball, Stat Cas \Twos Or phans;\ Secord Half, John Drew. SHEA, ‘ “£5221!“ wa Coals doe. $_. ay.. 126° bentre #§?§& gm fig'afififi £32215 Ree York a 6 T TED, Ray. ¥. Po imcn To CBREDrrors. t to an org Lout MALCGUE Surrsrsts of Eris Goong W. %. potlt® Is Ra: Raving claims or f : \ 'C. . ecexkc thay ate\ required to the shins ith tha vosstars therof to tke under. zsigerd, John F. McG#e, the administrator Ize estate of tha «aid Peceased. at the ffize H egg“ mua aim! nfstra tor. Ka % pottare in sail m% ot befere the ar CINMQERELLA wdevifle Features, | Tuss. WEL. Thore. Sat NogA vanoe prices | Nett week-\Harvest EUMzZ T <4, The? \Tis tare pol * s letwffiifikw u. 4 is, «AL THis , HAPPYW mflkfifiAN Sunday Bea'p-NMeving Ficiwas ank Sueciaites § tke Hishwis,\ Epecial | MFC ec pml reh rely r spr SOF Wor & with _ wit (% § Prafk con esto tenn). a. : Datel the 400 SOBs 5 tite, \ for aa. Wet BPuffa:0, N. ¥. L to tte tas protpenty whish the In A antral to the epee or \f XOTICE TO CREDITORS. Purtwant to an orfer of Hon. Louls W. Eugen, Surrogate of Erle County, N. ¥. nde nes tha City of Berat. tn sald coun & ¢ thai they ate required to t Sands can a med at pesider Iy@=: in the Clay of ®, g WW. cta or Margy the Aft tay of A a . wel ~ Dated the Ary of september, 0k \164 18 ANE SL. GANN, Admimstracrie, , Rey EEM met abe t Pen *s rec m
