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i o > w . - , - l l e b i e t o . ; \ m e H W O I - B C O P I J 3 M . F 1 V K e - K N T e * . VOL. V. A F A M I L Y N E W 9 V A V E R O F L O L A L A M » G E N E R A L IN T E L L I K E N t K. F R E E P O R T , N . V . . F R I D A Y , 4 A M A R Y 12, I'.mo. TERM S . $1.60 TCARLT IW A D T A I l * NO. II. E . = rmoresaionAL. — • Greater New York • i f D e r i t i a .1 F e u r l o r a , % . lew m e e i* • sriomore . 00*. VULTON AND GOLD STS., STATE NEWS. m Brooklyn, N . Y. M a f * m «*. M R O N w a * . Sfi- rwileg. • T.OO up. •5 .0 0 up, •1 .0 0 up rVLTOH AND GOLD HTREETS, Opfw Lower’s. BROOKLYN, N. V W . J. S T E E L E , M . D.. • PHYSICIAN and SVnQMOX B A L D W IN S . L. L OIWc^. HarrUfm Arenne ^ ' i — lh Shore Telephone t :all. B a ldw ins 13. i i - OtOBOE A. MOTT, m i , . LAWYER. t $ O s s r t ■L.B a r w igh a t Br— k ly j .N . T.CHy ■ ss K w im , L y e b r o o k , O e e e a s Co., N. T. W I mi R i s i . * * tlL y b w o R .\ • MWADrooklyn. ' B. A. DORLON, L..B0XDED AUCTIONEER. .. T o L i Follows* B loch, . VWtahMmt. acor Church. FREEPOST. JOHN P. WRIGHT, < GENERAL AUCTIONEER, f e f ' FINANCIAL. BttlorRoctYilleCentre Village Avenue, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. I. RABDKL P. PHILLIPS. PrwIdeBl. ti-:-. tBOMAA O. KNIGHT. Vice PrroldenL HIRAM B. SMITH. C u h ltr. HOARD OP DIRECTORS: Thomas G. Knight, Hiram It. Smith, W esley B. Smith, Charles L. Wallace, Anetin Cornwell. Nelson H. Smith, John T. Davison, Edward T. Thurston - m all il. too W . Pearsa WR 4$ * OsBSeel BeeikiDg Busiowe of JSpoSI «sd Diseonnt. IM wis I M d on Special Depoeits. Deefu Issued oe England and the (NaltatBt. Teer Patronage Solicited. - SmUBg Honre—0 A. M. to 8 P. M.; v m a i i u . ..................... 1 ; •TIBFREEPORT BANK CAPITAL, 130,000. ■Ill 8T1MT, riKBPORT, L. I. , Mweoun. Days—Tneedaye and Fri- v ‘ to m t. RANDALL. PnsMeaL CHAUNCrr T. SPRAdUE, Vke Prwldenl. WILLIAM 8. HALL, Cashier. HOARD OF DIRECTORS: M h 3. BaadalL . HaMhOss. I? Channce; W illiam ly T. Ppreg O. Miller, W M mb B. OoMsr. D. W esley Pine. W anees H. Oomwell, George W allace, M M a s D , Smith, Oolee Pettit. •e g e l l a U B le . Harvey B. Smith, OhMlaft l a W allace. George M RandaU D ro w n e d la th e M o h a w k . Mr. an d M rs. 8. D a n a G reene, of bebenae lad y , w e re dro w n e d w h ile sk a tin g on th Mohawk R iver. M r. an d Mrs. G reene wer last seen alive a t 6.80 o'clock, w h en several sm all boys w h o passed thorn on th e Ice h e a r d M rs. G reen e s u g g e s t to h e r h u s b a n d th a t t h e y go fu r t h e r d o w n th e r iv e r row a rd F r e e m a n 's B rid g e . A b o u t 6.45 o’clock a n u m b e r of m e n w h o w e re a t w o rk In an Icehouse n e a r t h e b r id g e beard a series of scream s p ro c e e d in g from a poin t w h e re an Im m e n s e c u t , som e 300 feet deep and ex ten d in g from sh o r e to shore, h a d been m a d e by t h e loo m e n . Two m en I m m e d ia tely out o u t In a sm a ll boat, an d a f t e r a sh o r t tim e th e bod y of Mrs. G reene w a s found. S h e w a s still alive, alth o u g h u n conscious, an d t h e body w as tak e n to th e shore, w h e re ev e r y effort was m a d e to re su s c ita te h e r , b u t sh e died a few m o m ent* la te r . It w a s n o t know n un til afte r an h o u r la te r th a t BIr. G reene w as w ith his w ife a t th e tim e of th e fatality . Several la r g e se a r c h in g p a r tie s a t on?e began to look f o r him . T h e y w ere not rew a r d e d u n til n e a rly t h r e e h o u r s later, when th e body w as found a sh o r t d Istance from th e spot w h e re Btrs. G reene w a s picked up. T h e body of M rs. G reen e was considerably m a n g led by th e Icebooks t h a t w ere used in th e a t t e m p t to b r i n g tie r w ithin reach of th e b o a t In w h ich w e re th e rescuers. Mr. G reene w a s th e g e n e r a l m a n a g e r and one of th e V ice-P resid e n ts of th e G e n e ral E le c tric C o m p a n y , t h e w o rks and g e n e ral of fices of w h ich a r e lo c a ted In Hoticnectiidy. Boundary L ine lu D ispute. E d w a r d H. L itch f ield , of B rooklyn, has lu s t begun an ac ti o n In t h e Suprem e C o u rt Involving th e a c c u r a c y of th e b o u n d a ry line betw e e n F r a n k l in an d H a m ilton c o u n ties. T h is su it, If ho wins If, will a d d to his gam e p r e s e r v e In th e so u th w e s tern p a r t of F r a n k lin C o u n ty betw e e n six t h o u s a n d an d seven t h o u s a n d acres of heavily tim bered w ild lan d , a n d will benefit A. A. Low , of B rooklyn, w h o s e gam e p reserve Is In th e s o u t h e a s t e r n p a r t of S t. L a w r e n c e C o u n ty, a n d , lik e M r. L itchfield's, on th e b o r d e r of th e H a m ilto n line, t o a sim ilar e x ten t. A m o n g o t h e r novel an d in t e r e s t ing fe a tu r e s th a t m a y be brou g h t o u t lu th e s u it. Is th e old sto r y th a t T o tten an d C rossfleld, w ho o b tain e d th e original g r a n t now co m p r is in g H a m ilto n , S a r a to g a , W a r ren an d o t h e r co u n ties, g o t th e crow n s u r veyors r o y a lly d r u n k on th e day th e y set out to su rv e y th e n o r t h e r n line of th e g r a n t , an d Induced th e m to place It m o re th a n a m ile fu r t h e r n o r t h th a n It should have been. BIr. L itchfield Is a n exact m an, and as t h e r e never h a s been any fence on th e old T o tt e n a n d Crossfleld n o r th e r n boun d a r y , n o r t h e b o u n d a ry betw e e n H a m ilto n an d F r a n k l i n co u n ties, he will press th e su it In o r d e r t o estab lish th e line a c c o r d in g t o t h e o r i g in a l stip u latio n . If he can do th is, h e w ill brin g th e so u th e r n b o u n d a r y o f F r a n k l i n C o u n ty, for I ts e n tire len g th , a m ile a n d a h a lf to the s o u th. P r o p o s e d N e w L a w s A m o n g t h e bills I n tro d u c e d In th e L e g is la tu r e w e re these: S e u a to r H u m p h rey — Am ending th e general c o r p o r a tio n law to prohibit th e use of th e w o rd \ t r u s t \ by an y o th e r c o r p o r a tio n s th a n th o s e organized u n d e r th e ban k in g or In s u r a n c e law. S e n a to r A m b ler—P r o v id in g th a t all food p r o d u c ts sold In th i s S ta t e sh a ll be e x am ined an d certified t o by chem ists u n d e r th e d ir e c tio n of th e C o m m issioner of A g ri culture. S e n a to r W a g n e r—A bill, applying to all co u n ties ex c e p t M o n roe and W e s tchester, placing p a w n b ro k e r s u n d e r th e g e n e ral supervision of t h e S t a te S u p e r in ten d e n t of B anks, an d m a k in g th e s e rates: On loans of m o re th a n 850, 88; 825, 82; less th a n 125. $1.50. Mr. P b llllp s —M a k ing May 1 a public holiday, to be know n as \D e w e y D a y .\ State J u d icia l A p p o intees. G o v e rnor R o o sevelt has designated th r e e S u p rem e C o u rt J u d g e s to sit on A p p e llate D ivision benches to fill vacancies. He d e s ig n a ted Ju d g e M ichael H lrschberg, o f N e w b u rg, to sit on t h e A p p e llate D ivision bench In t h e second d e p a rtm e n t to fill th e vacancy caused by th e a p p o in tm e n t of Ju d g e C u llen to th e C o u rt of A p p eals bench fo r a te m p o r a r y period. H e also d e s ig n a ted J u d g e F r a n k H lscock, of S y racuse, an d J u d g e F. C. L o u g b llu, of Buffalo, to sit on t b e A p p e llate D ivision bench lu th e fo u r t h d e p a r tm e n t. T h e G o v e rnor has A p p o inted Jo h n 1) M. Stevens, of R o c h e s ter, as Special C o u n ty Ju d g e of M o nroe C o u n ty, to till a vacancy. « 8 t o . { e « 6 .od u c .m .n u g l •QWd te thoee o f either the Brooklyn Banks <w Trust Com- W f aegoeimodatioe as far as is conservative management. I mm 4 m >11 pert, of Europe. ___ P W i r . ) teak In, hem m e -JM w iB lIaleeteen r tloM , rompanlre, «ocl« HMEtteUataotioa g a a r a q tw t. ^ Job - Film in g At v This Office. R a b ies In S u llivan County. T h e a tt e n tio n of S ta te A g r icultural Com- •nlsjloner W e tting has been called to a lu a r u n tln o estab lish e d ag a in s t th e r ibles last m o n th In t h e tow n of B e thel, Sullivan CountyC^y th e local h e a l t h a u th o r itie s . A m a n , sev e ral d o g s an d som e cow s have been bitten an d th e farm e r s t h i n k th e S tate A g ri cultural C o m m issioner should direct t h a t the cow s be killed. A s s is tant Comm issiouer >f A g r icu ltu r e P r e s to u has been directed to m a k e a n In v e s tig a tio n . O w n e rs of dogs in th e t o lrn have been ordero 1 to keep th e ir nnlm a ls tied u p fo r six ty days from D e cem b er 12 la s t. « W illiam P. D o d g e Dead. W illiam P. D o d g e , ag e d fifty-six years, Financial C lerk of th e S ta t e S e n a te since 1894, died a t his hom e in P rospect, from pneum o n ia. H e had also held th e positions of F in a n c ial C lerk of th e Assembly and P o s tm a s ter of th e Assem b ly, and was one of th e first a p p o in tees to th e force of S tate G am e P r o tecto r s . He w as long prom inent In politics In O n e ida C o u n ty, holding for several years th e p o s itio n of C h a irm a n of the R e p u b lican C o u n ty C o m m ittee. W h o lesale E x e c u tio n s at Auburn. W a rden M end, of th o A u b u rn P rison, has issued an u ltim a t u m ag a in s t th e w h ite r a ts k e p t by t h e p r is o n e rs a s pets, a n d they a r e all to be ex e c u ted . It is believed t h a t they a r e d a n g e r o u s to th e h e a lth of tb e p riso n ers. T h e y p r o p a g a te disease and verm in. Au a p p a r e n t ly h e a lth y ra t was recently placed u n d e r a m icroscope and found to be sw a r m ing w ith d a n g e r o u s m icrobes. Pound Saw s In a Cake. Som e food w a i deliv e red at th e M aiden L a n e Ja i l in A lbany fo r Archie L a g e ller an d H u g h M cCann, com m itted from C o hoes. Included in th e food was a jelly layer cake. T h e j a il officials decided to cu t th e cak e before d e liv e r in g It, and found th r e e Biuall s teel saw# baked in th e lay e r of th e cake., __________ Pox H a u ler K illed h i Com p anion. W hen fox h a u li n g a few days ago C h a rles M iller, of L o g a n , w as killed by th e a c c i d e n tal d isch a r g e of a sh o tg u n lu th e han d s of J o h n 8 w ick. In co c k in g th e gun Sw lck's thu m b slipped off th e h wumor and th e ch a rg e of s h o t stru c k M iller In th e back of •be head. Now t h a t tb e ch a r g e Is won, Sleep in the narrow clod; N o w it is set of sun. Sleep till th e tru m p of G o d . Sleep. F a m e is a bugle call B low n past a crum b ling wall; B a ttle s are clear, fo r g o t, Sleep sh —L izotte V foodw o rth R e ese. vinced that she was hiding a great sorrow. There were lines in the classical forehead which showed that the young woman was more worried about those she had left behind than she would tell even the sympathetic sergeant. Sergeant Wilkins ns he walked along felt a violent attack of jealousy. \Your sweetheart, perhapsV\ he suggested. PHILIPPINE DEBffl ONi '1 NEW JERSEY OUT OF DEBT GAGE ASKED TO EXPLAIN i THE NEWS EPITOMIZED ' THE SABBATH SCHOOL u g g e The girl shook her bend. \Alas sen or,\' she said, \not so. If it were a few years ago I could trustfully answer yes.\ The sergeant was very sorry, but iL P * i ' W at last, they reached the rear. The i r r O m i f l P t n e m y 8 L i n e \ vounK worn*., aul her motuer we . 0 5 t/ >• ta k e n u n d e r t h e p r o t e c t i o n o f n b r a u v u X ----- ^ of tbe tied Cross. The sergeant re jfc By John Walker H a rrlngtea. i m a i u e d n e a r th e m a s lo n g a s h e c o u l d »od ‘he“ rel,u'U u \-v s U rte 1 heck i the front. t g c I\. D D \ \ W1L I \Perhaps u ” I ■ iIT KIN'8, the Her said the girl, geant, was lying j away, on his breast be* j \You gire me gre hind a heap of . Teddy Wilkins. ‘'I shall meet again,\ just before he went far away, and occasionally guerilla sharpthootur sent a message of defiance from tho high branches. The Sergeant belonged to a New York regiment which had hurried to the front almost before Congress had officially declared that the United States was at wav with tho proud old land which had taken tho trouble to discover her. \It seems to me,\ remarked the Sergeant, as he casually inspected the number of cartridges in his belt, \that this business tiresome. What wi diversion; a little of tho romance of \Well replied youngung Da Jones who formerly mar .haledttled figuresi on i don't rillas had up an advantage rice fed conscripts, ns resting a hit and yo i t trial balance sheet, \you’ll get more romance than you want if you lie a little closer down there!\ Three or four of the gner dropped from the trees and the Span ish stragglers had been driven back toward Santiago by a rattling fire from the Springfield rifles of the vol unteers. The weather was entirely too hot to follow up an advnnlai gained over a few and Company K was wondering if tho commissary depart ment would call upon them that day. \Teddy\ Wilkins was smoking the artistically colored meerschaum which he had brought from home. There had been no tobacco in tbe rich brown bowl for days, and the Sergeant was contentedly puffing at some of the dried grass of the country. \Hello!\ exclaimed De Jones. \Here they come to our pink tea! 1 wonder how they found out we w ere receiving this afternoon. Get out the Boston wafers, Harg., and I’ll hunt up the souvenir spoons.” \They\ proved to be a slender young woman, who walked with a springy step, and au elderly woman, who was anything but sylph like, who eeemed to roll along the brown earth. There was a look of terror in the eyes of both of them. They advanced toward the American aoldiers and held their hands above their heads. \Mercy mercy, Senor!\ cried tho girl, in broken English. \Tell them to sit down on the sofa and make themselves at home,\ sug gested Do Jones. “The young one is rather good looking, at that.” Sergeant Theodore Wilkins, of Com pany K. bent his stiffened limbs, ad justed his cartridge belt and went to meet the new comers. “ We beg protection,\ said the younger woman. “ We have come from the city, and we beg to bo spared by the chivalry of loo Americanos.\ Wilkins, who remembered some what of his Clendorf, attempted to say something in Spanish which he meant to he reassuring. The girl shook her head and a puzzled expression came into her eyes. \Do not spik a Spanish more, Senor,\.she said. \I have the Eng lish very well. I went to school in Connecticut.\ Whereupon tho men who had been ,ged in the gentle occupation of ing compliments with Spanish nrst into au uproarious guf faw, to the great annoyance of Ser- eat hope,” replied heap of , Teddy Wilkins. “ If T can ever he of earth listening to i eei vice to you, no matter where yon the zip of Mauser , be, you must let me kijyw,\ bullets over bis -j’lie gii-1 smiled and said that she\ held. The Span- would never forget him'. The young ish picket line ! sergeant tVmched his clp \And with is sheltered by j one last lingering glance he went his group of trees j Way. He was so pre occupied on the •vay that the soldiers with him ex changed sly winks and assumed ex pressions intended to be exceedingly love-lorn. Sergeant Theodore Wilkins found little time that night to think of the fair aenorita. The Spaniards ad vanced and it took all the vigor of tho exhausted volunteers to hold them in check. Y'et even wheif The Manners tilled the air with weird songs, there came to Teddy Wilkins the vision of a face framed in dark hair and the Bound of a voice which was musical and low. Days of hard lighting followed, and when it was all over Sergeant Theo dore Wilkins went in search of her who had called him a Sir Galahad. He found her, too, within the protec tion of the American lines, sheltered by the Bed Cross and happy, because she had been reunited with her own— her husband and her four children,— New York Herald. dges is c growing very led is a little engai cichangit foemeu b ant Theodore Wilkins. ‘That Spanish of yours is great,’ [gestedgested thee corporal.orpor A lieutenant came just then, they had tiered Sautii sug th c up The two women said that just come from heleagut in order that they might escape de: in the bombardment which was sure to come. The lieutenant told them that they need fear no danger, for \loa Americanos\ did not make war upon women and children. Ho or dered Sergeant Wilkins and a guard of two men to escort the visitors out of harm's way. Teddy Wilkins was very young. Me was so youthful that he had had hard work in getting into the regiment when he enlisted about a year before. He had been edueated in a military school, and the mechauirm ul drill seemed a second nature lo him. He'remembered as he escorted tho refugees through the chaparral that there was a situation in grand opera which was not so very different from the one in which he found himself. He wondered if Carmen were as beau tiful as the Cuban girl who picked her way among tho fallen branches and the atones which lay in their path way. Thau he tried to convince him self that he knew a girl in Harlem who was far more so. The more ho SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL'. Late tests have shown karri wood to he superior to teak, and that heavy beams of the former give a cheaper and more tire-resisting floor than light rolled beams of steel. Fat, or the materials dissolved from a feeding stuff by ether, is a substance of mixed oharacter, and may include, besides real fats, wax, tho green color ing matter of plants, etc. The fat of food is either stored up in the body as fat or burned, to furnish heat and energy. It is well known that anrcsthelies, especially chloroform and ether, are fatal to living beings, acting slo Sena*'r Beveridge's Argument For H olding the Archipelago, THE REPLY OF SENATOR HOAR. •\he Senator From .tivllaiia Point* Out tho Value of the Inland* anil S-icgeMt* a Form of Government—Senator Hoar Make* a Short Keply—tjnoti.' Report* of General Otl* ami Admiral Dewey. W a sm s o to :;, D . C. (S p e c ial).—-T h e im p o r t a n t d e b a te w h ich I* expected t o ta k e place in I h e Sem ite on the question of ex pansion w as opened T u e s d a y ’•>* . S e n a tor B e v e ridge, of In d i a n a . The new Republic can S e n a to r from In d i a n a Is th e youngest, m e m b e r of th e bod y t and th is was his first speech. T h e s e fa c ts and th e know ledge th a t th e q u e s tio n Lind been m a d e a s u b ject of s p e c ial s t u d y by him lu th e P h ilip p in e Arc-hlpelngo itself a t t r a c t e d wide a t ten tio n ‘o his ad d r e s s , an d he had au audience on the floor an d in t h e g a lleries such ns s p e a k ers in th e S e n a te r a r e ly com m a n d . S e n a to r B e v e r id g e 's speech in part was as follows: “ Mr. P r e s id e n t, t h o tim e s c a ll for cat The P h ilip p in e s a r e ours forever, lo r y b e longing to th e U n ited Sin tho C o n s titu tio n ci^ls them . And youd tho P h ilip p in e s arc C h ina's Illim it able m a ike e ts. s . We will not re trer a t from u r dut u ty in n. ta k i n g tho H o u s e , m a d e a ahorit m e m b e r s fo r tho Jones, of Esse? t a t e s ,' ns tu t l o n vt^ ls the m . And ju s t bo* P h ilip p in e s a re C h ina ’s i k t W e w ill n o t r e tr e Either. Wo w ill n o t rep u d iate o u r d th e A rchipelago. W e will not abandon o p p o r tu n ity In th e O rient. “ T h is islan d em p ir e is tho last land left in all th e oceans. If it should prove a m is ta k e to ab a n d o n it t h e blunder, once m a d e , w o u ld be I r r e tr ie v a b le . If It proves a m is ta k e to hold it th o e r r o r can be c o rrected w h en we will; ev e r y o t h e r progressive n a tio n sta n d s r e a d y to relieve u s .” R e f e rring to t h e w a r. he said: “ T h o m ilita r y situ a t i o n Is no reason for ab a n d o n m e n t. O u r cam p a ign has been as p e rfect us possible w ith th e force at hand. We atte m p t e d n g r e a t task w ith insuffi cient m e a n s; we b e c a m ei Impn w as not finished befoi com m e n c e d ; a th a t o th e r dec m d 1 p r a y wo m ay not a h e r ele m e n t of disaster, pausing th e w o rk before it is thoro u g h ly and VT Im p a tient th a t It it could fairly bo f wo m ay n o t n Id ste r . pausin g in hly an d fo t- nm p r e p a r e d to vote e ith e r to m a k e our w o rk th o r o u g h or even now to a b a n don it. A la s t in g p e a c e can be secured only by overw h e lm in g forces in ceaseless action u n til u n iv e r s a l and absolutely final defeat is inflicted or. t h e sneniy.” S e n a to r B e v e rldg* said th e Filipinos w ere ch ild r e n iuca)4iblo of self-g o v e r n m e n t. an d t h a t th e people were Indolent an d th o r o u g h l y sh if tless. lo o u tl i n in g a suItnitW governm e n t for th e islands he s a id th e V t. it-*d S lates s h o u ld “ A P h ilippine office in P a r D e p a r tm e n t Df S tate; au A m e rican G o v e rnor-G e n e ral in M anila, w ith pow e r to m e d daily • a n A d v iso ry Conn .•opt t h a t of discussing 3 o v e rn n o r-G e n e ral, w hict ngfl, acting when they me used iu small quanti- 1 qi ties for n long time, aud rapidly when they are given in large is true both for animal aud for veget able life. doses. This A new alloy is being used in Paris iu the construction of the bodies of automobile vehicles. It has been used by De Dion aud Bouton, and has been given the name of Partinium. It is an alloy of aluminium with tungsten, mid gives a metal with a specific gravity of 2.80 when cast and 3.09 when rolled, it is said to bo stronger than aluminium, and almost as light, while at the Fame time it is less ex pensive. German experiments suggest de fective water gauges as the cause of many—if not most—mysterious boiler explosions. Using a magnetic initi ator, C. RemHohel obtained an alarm medium level. A defect in the tight ness of the steam pipe leading to the top cock was found, aud when this was remedied the water level in the glass fell six inches. In photographing the mucus mem brane of tho living stomach, Drs. Lange and Melzing used a stomach tube*two feet long and half an inch in diameter, with an electric light at the lower end and a camera at the upper end. Tho emptied stomach is washed, then distended with air. In ten or fifteen minutes fifty or more succes sive pictures can be taken, tho paratus being turned to bring parts into view, and the minute pho he enlarged as desired. w ith t h e G o v e r o r- G e n e ra l, w h ich eon w o u ld be th e germ fo r fu tu re L e g islatures, i school in p r a c tical governm e n t, and nu Am erican L i e u teaau t- G o v e r n o r In each orovince, w ith a like council about him .\ He th e n e n tered u p o n u general defence jf th e policy of ex p a n s ion. “ S e n a to rs iu o p p o s ition are estopped 'rom denying o u r co n s ti tu t i o n a l pow e r to govern tho P h ilip p in e s as circum s tances may dem a n d . F o r s u c h pow e r Is ad m itted u th e case of F lo r id a , L o u isiana an d Alaska. D o e s a th o u s a n d m iles of ocean llm lnish co n s titu tio n a l pow e r m o re th a n a th o u s a n d m iles of land? The Legislature Convenes end Re ceives the Governors M essage. In Spite- of Fnuenal lH * b u r*einent*. th e State Hae the G reatest Cash Balance In It* (IlM ory. T bknton , N. J . (S p e c ial).—T h e One H u n dred an d T w e n ty - f o u rth New Je r s e y L e g i s la t u r e convened at 3 o'clock T u e s d a y aftern o o n . T h e co r r id o r s , g a lleries an d floors of both H o u ses w e re c r o w d e d , an d th e r e w a s a profuse floral display. Tho tw o H o u s e s organized by th e electio n of th e officers r e c e n tly decided upo n by tb e R e p u b lican caucauses. S e n a to r Jo h n s c of B e r g e n , t a x in g th e c h a ir In tb e Upp r speech th a n k in g t honor. A ssem b ly m an S p e a k e r of th e A ssem b ly, inked th e m em b e rs of t h a t bodv. th e tw o houses had been o r g a n ized th e a n n u a l m e ssage of G o v e rnor F o s t e r M. Y o o rhees was read. G o v e r n o r V o o rheas calls a tt e n t io n to th e fact t h a t th e S ta t e w a s out of debt, and had, n o tw ith s ta n d in g e x t r a o r d i n a r y disbursem e n ts, th e g r e a t e s t cash b a lan c e on hand in its histo ry . T h is sta t e of a ffairs is believed to he p a r t ly d n e to t h e m a n y I n c o rporations in t h e S ta t e iu tho l a s t fiscal year. In d iscussing th e protection of t h e o y s te r beds, t h e G o v e rnor says th e a n n u a l value of th e o v e ter crop of th e S t a te is n e a r ly 82.06'),000, a sum equal to th e v a lu e of th e y e a r ly w h e a t p r o d u c tion. T h e in d u s t r y gives d ir e c t em p loym e n t t o a b o u t 000 bo a ts and o v e r .1000 men. He calls a tten tio n to th e fru itless jo in t efforts of New York and New Jersey to in terest th e Federal G o v e rnm e n t in th e I p r e s e r v a tio n of th e P a lisades of th e H u d - I ion from defacem e n t and d e p r e d a t io n , b u t expresses th e belief th a t th e tw o S t a t e s will su c c e e d in acq u ir in g th e n e c e s s a ry land to in s u r e th e inclusion of tho P a li sades in n public park schem e . * T h e G o v e r n o r devotes c o n s iderable s p a c e ;o t b e a t t a c k s on tho m a n a g e m e n t of th e S tate In d u s t r ia l School for G irls, w h ich he ! d e c lares w e re u n just. On th is su b ject he I lays. In purl: 1 “ T h is school bus, d u rin g th e last year. | gained uu u n p leasant and u n f o r t u n a te no- I forlety. E x a g g e r a ted and sen s a tio n a l ac- 1 c o u n ts read broadcast over tho co u n tr y , ; have c r e a te d a deeply erro n e o u s im p r e s sion as to tho purposes of th o school, tho m e thods of its m a n a g e m e n t a n d th e r e s u l ts th e r e atta in e d . “ At no tim e has th e claim boon m a d e th a t th o school has reached th e full m e a s u re of perfection, but u n d e r t h e m a n a g e m e n t of th e tru s tees, aided by th e In t e lli g e n t an d su g g e s tive help of th e B o a rd of W omen V isitors a n d of th e officers, d e c ided and, u n d e r th e circum s tances, a s to n ish in g reform s and advances have been m a d e .’' T h e G o v e r n o r has, iu r e g a r d to th e ta x atio n of f ranchises, th e follow ing to say “ T h e q u e s tion p ressing upon y o u r at ten tlou an d dem a n d ing answ e r is, U francliIsos of c o r p o r a tio n s of a quas Me n a t u r e , enjoying special priv ileg e s in t h e u s e of public pro p e r ty , possess a value w h ich sh o u ld be tlio subject of ta x a tio n , a n d . if s o , a r e th e law s defectiv e iu not su b j e c t i n g them to such t a x a tio n ? “ I f u lly realize tb e im p o r tance of dealing w ith tills m a tte r in a co n s e rvative sp i r i t. X lie p r o s p e r ity of a S tate dep e n d s larg e ly upo n th e security which it affords to in* I. Those w ho have been, an d ake th e risks in- h a z a r d o u s and a r e e n titled to Congress Call? on Secretary of Treasury For Information. Request* D etail* Ite g a n l lli5 D eposit! P u b lic Fund* Hint the S nli' of I lie Vuetom H o u se. W n e h lneton Item s . B r ig a d ier-G e n e r a l D a v is , M ilitary G o v e r- ! hor of P u e r to Rico, an d B r ig a - lier-G tn e r a l W ilson, th e M ilitary C o m m a n d e r of th e | Cuban provlnv s of M a tanzas and S a n ta I’lara. called at th e W a r D e p a r tm e n t aud | had a co n feren c e w ith S e c retary Root re- .'ondttlons in C u b a an d P u e r to -peeling W ashing toN, D. V. (S p e c ial 1. The H ouse of R e p r e s e n tativ e s ad o p ted th e S u i ter resolution a f te r it had been m o d ified by ;he W ays and M eans C o m m ittee, c a lling on Secretary G a g e for all in f o r m a tio n 1 eg n r I - ug th e deposit of G o v e rn m e n t funds in 'e r t a l n New York N a tio n a l banks. Tiie th e T r e a s u r y , con- | el a c t , has ru led th a t T h e C o n tr o ller c stru l u g th e P e r s o n al officers on let S u r g e o n -G e n e r a l R ternberg has been d e s lgnnt c»d to rep r e s e n t th e W ar D m out a t th e In t e r n a tio n a l C o n g ress geine in P a r is th i s sum m e r. T h e s t a t e D e p a r tm e n t has received a fuv- ■nble resp o n s e from Italy to S e c r e tary INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS I OR JANUARY 14, Mtbjcci: T h e Child Jeetie Vlella Jem a a * lem , V«ilie 11., 41-.V!- GoWeu Taxtt 1 » k e II., IW—M emory Versus. 48-53* Com m e n tary on the Lesson. 41. “ T h e P a s s o v e r.” T h e r e w o re th r v e of th e J e w s. Tho P«« ; Ju n e , and thh oo feasteast of th e T a b e rnacl O c tober D e p a rt- 1 t f c All m ales tw e lve years id those fe.v a t e excuse. J Th! o r a b le res pc H a y 's note re g a r d in g open door ^ E lab o r a te p r e p a r a ti o n s have been m a d e llngtoo N a tions! C e m e tery. T j n ' 1 ; th e E; M a jor A lexander Rogers, of th e Sixth C a v a lry, has a t his own req u e s t been re lieved from d u t y n t m ilitary a tt a c h e at th e U n ited S ta te s E m b a ssy at P a r is and o r d e r e d to jo in his regim e n t In th is coun* T h e B o a rd of N a v a l C o n s tr u c tion has recom m e n d e d th a t th e au x iliary vrulset B a d g e r, l a tely th e Yau cost not less th a n $2.V> In condition for na M a re I s lan d , C a l. > of unionvieuod stata tet mm ee nn tt issuedssued bvy thh ee D irectoirecto rr oil L<uke u k e ueltleltU less they had a legitimate exen attendance of women w as not required, but had been recommended. The Puaaovet exi ended through a whole week, an d WtV of a m o st joyful character, lu couuaomora* lion of the departure of tho Hebrew* from the land oi Egypt, and of the preserv a tio n it-born when the llrst-b o r n of E g y p tians es th e desigin i nam e « w e re slain. TI press e s th e desig of th e celeb ratio n . T h e destro y in g angel “ p a ssed ov e r ’* th e H e b rew s. 42. “ Twelve years old ” At th e a g e of tw e lve a J e w ish boy becam e *’a son of th e law ,” and cam e u n d e r Urn oblig a tio n of oblig a tio n of ipts. Including a tt e n d - •> P a s s o v e r. It Is probable th a t to a u x ilia r y vruls e t th is w a s th e first tim e .th a t Jesu s had been tv irl, be s o ld. It wll! In J e r u s a lem at th is l e a s t. 1 n o t less th a n 82.V),000 to put th e ship 41. “ Had fulfilled t b e d a y s . ” E ight d ay* o n d illo n fo r n a v a l service. She is al In all, one th e I\i<««ovei, a n d s e v e n t h e day* union v bread. “ T a rried beh e hind.'* in d .'1 m d cam obeying all Its p n auce at t h e P a s» o \ ‘rea d . T q rrle d b T h e s e I b t D o , u e r tell* us th a t Je s u s rem a in* I Hie M int show* t h a t th e to tal coinage for behind «t Jeru s a lem u n in ten tio n a lly , nor 1800 w a s 8139.343,191, as follows: G o ld, th a t Jo s e p h an d M ary io d fig h t of H im 8111,144,220; s i h e r 828.001,519; m inor th r o u g h w ant of necessary c a r e . A clroum- coins. 81,837,461. ►tance m u st have been o m itted; an d we ' * th a t Joseph and Mary C a p tain F. A. Cook, who com m a n d e d cru iser B rooklyn in th e b a ttle of 8autl: told P r e s id e n t M cKinley lie w as res| Idleble f oo r t h e 1c \e ~ si f r tli fo r w h ich iclsed. ear-A d u Kin ley lie w as re sp o n - la d by th e B rooklyn, m lral Schley has beeu resolution as ad o p ted era I in its scope, and added to cover Inform tran s a c tio n s re latin g New York C u s tom H o u se. S e c r e tary G a g e 's form e d t h a t m a d e m o re gen- am e n d m e n t was a tio u resp e c tin g t Im u respt friends hud been in- be c o u r ted t h e fullest Investl- nred to subm it all th e Out- A d o p '.ed Isla n d s , G o v e rnor-G e n e ral W ood, of C u b a hue released seven prlso lers who had been detained for a 'o n g tim e in H a v a n a priso n s s w a iting t r i a l s on frit c lous ch a r g e s . Senor Q u e s a d a , nt H a v a n a , say s th o Cuban people a r e g r e e t ly in t e r e s ted in th o Paris E x p o s itio n . It i a lso says consider- volved In m a k tn ion, and w as p r e p a r e d to ts to C o n g ress. A c c o rdingly th e r e w in Tictton o v e r t h e p a s s a g e of th e resolu- i, w h ich was u n a n im o u s ly ad o p ted . a d o p t e d , read s as fol- :loa, w h ic h w as Tho r e s o lution, ns try of th e quested to resen tatlv o s th e lted S tates ot ewif ith and th e no. T h e r e is lu tho ocm jtU u tlo u a l a r g u m e n t a g a i n s t tl. tho flag, for th e ocean s , too, ar great R e p u b lic, befo r e 1 die, will acknow ledged lord of tlio world S e n a to r H o a r iu rep ly said ho had lls- te r e d in v a ln fo r th o s e w o rds w h ich I he “ Resolved, T h a t th e Sect T reasury be an d he is hereby furnish th e H o u se of’ R e p res follow ing in fo rm a tio n : “ F i r s t—Copies of all l e t t e r s , agreem papers o r docu m e n ts b e tw e e n th e Ti u r y D e p a rtm e n t of th e Unite d any person connected therew N a tional City Rank au d th e H a n o v e r N a tional B ank o f th e C lly of New York, or any person noting for them o r c i t h e r of th e m , since th e 4th day of M a rch, 1897, r e latin g to th e d e p o s iting of public funds, bonds or revenues In said hank o r b a n k s , or any o th e r relatio n s o r b u s in e s s tra n s a c t I jus now existin g or h e r e to f o r e had betw een th e G o v e rnm e n t au d s a id ban k s or eith e r tble t r o u b le is being Involve d In m a k in g ludlclal selectio n , w h ich will be necessary hi acco u n t of t h e lim ited space allo ted to m ay s a fe ly sunnose t joined th e ir eid e r fellow -travelers la 1 persuasion th a t Jesu s , w ho knew o l I tim e an d place of d e p a r t u r e , was am ong Hie yo u n g e r ones. T h e m o re Mary wae accustom e d to t r u s t to H is obedience aod j w isdom , th e less necessary w o u ld It be at- i w a y s to w a tch Him . An in v o lu n tary mi*- ! lak e , of w h a tever kind it m ig h t be, eepa- ta '.<■>*I th e Child from t h e p a rents. I 44. “ lu th e com p a n y .\ The-people trav eled In caravans. Je s u s evid e n tly had b— a allow e d a m o re th a n usu a l um o u a t of lib e r ty of a c tio n as a Child by parents who bad never know n Him to trauegrs** thelt l o m m a n d inents o r be g u ilty of a sinful or foolish deed. 48. “ A fter throe th e ir d e p a r tu r e , 1 o n e for th e i perm its brin g in g relief to id of footstuffs. nee d of fo o tstu Tho^Cuban Pin u a t e r s ' A s s o c iation has p r e al W ood at H a v a n a a s tate- occurs a req u e s t th a t th e p a s s a g e of I m m ig r a n ts to C u b a he paid by th e G o v e r n m e n t provided th e arc of a su itab le kind. m e a t, In w h ich occu rs he pa id im m lgrat A g r e a t q u a n ti t y of co u n terfeit A m e rican old coin is lu circ u l a ti o n nt H a v a n a ,C u lm . vested c a p ita who still are. w illing t o t volved iu su c h enterprises, , u n c e r t a in iu t h e beginning, en c o u r a g e m e n t and c o n st\ d e r a t e treatm o i gm e n t, t h e fairest an d m o st ' to deal w ith t h e p roblem is lo*classify by legislative en a c tm e n t these- tpeciai franchises for tho purp o s e of t a x a tion by ono of th e S ta te boards. “ T h is su b ject Is probably t h e m o st im p o r t a n t th a t will engage your atte n tio n lu r i n g th lie present session, and I si “ S e cond - T h e am o u n t of public m o n e y , bonds or revenue dep o s ited w ith said bank*, or e ith e r of them , or w ith any Na- w h a t securit;y, and th e for w h a rensons th e r e relatin g th e r e to . “T T hird ird - And nlso v e r n m e n t, upon len g th of tim e , •efor, an d w h e ther ow m u e lt, an d ail o th e r ihform - ncerning t h e s a m e o r lu any way Id banks or any of th e m have pah G o v e rnm e n t any in t e r e s t on said dept and if so, ho w m u c h , a n d a ll A m erican p e o p le h a v e tnlken in solem n c r ises— “ ri, \ d u t y ” and “•freedom f r e e d o m .\ M r. Hun atem e n t tod by £ on the m a rch of l u r i n g t e p r e s e n t sesi ours. Tim | t h a t it be ta k e n up for consider ill lie th e I ja-iy as p r a c ticable, to t h e end th thin g d e fin ite and satisfacto r y , m a y b com p llshed before ad j o u r n m e n t.“ A fter t h e rending of th e G o v e rn o r 's ■ago th o p r e s iding officers of both Ivoases u tu o u u c e d th e ir ccm ralttei o n th e i r lips “ju s t i c e ,” a p p o in tm e n ts of low water while the ordinary glass gauge showed four inches above the .\ H oar d e c lared th a t p r a c tically every o n t of fact in tho speech was re fute d b y g o v e r n m e n t re p o r ts received by Yd tnl h i I Dowey , G e n e r a l Otis an d from oth e r official so u rces. Ho d e c lared tlio F ilipinos had tb e Span- ard s hem m e d in M aui a and th e la t t e r ivero obliged to s u r r e n d e r . H e quoted louorul Oti.s, A d m iral Dewey and o th e r • fficors to show th a t when A g u lnaldo a r rived In L u z o n from H o n g K ong t h e i n s u r gents had an arm y of th i r t y th o u s a n d ; hat in t h e islan d of L u z o n th e Philippines M aintained co u r ts, schools, m u n icipal g o v ernm ents an d ch u r c h e s , and th a t peace •nd o rd e r p r e v a iled p r e tty g e n e r a l ly . N OTLD INDIAN SC O U T DEAD. H elena , Mon. (S p e c ial). A d vices re- reived from t h e B lnckfoot Indian lltiserva- ion iu N o r th e r n M o n tan a sta t e th a t W ili am Jack s o n is d e a d . H e was one of t h e noted In d ian scouts rouuected w ith th e U n ited S tatus A rm y . He becam e a sco u t a t t h e age of s e v e n teen, t is believed, an d fo r m a n y years lie re n dered faith f u l and efficient service u n d e r ion, an d o th e r Indian FOUR MEN SH O T IN COURT. Mtlgunt* Take Law Into Their Own IIand# at. Oakridge, Min*. V ickhbvro , Miss. (S p e c ial).—A d e s p e r a t e m d d e a d ly pistol duel, in w h ich th r e e of ;he best know n residents of W a rren C o u n ty were k illed , occurred iu Oak R idge, eig h teen m iles from here. T h e dead a r e A. 1>. R o land, R. C. S tephenson and D r. O tlio Tiie f ight o c c u rred iu tho Ju s tice B. E. Griffin, befo titin had beeu called : E rn e s t K. L e h m a n n , n m u lti-m illionaire of C h icago, died a t W h ite P lain s , N. Y., w h e re h o r r e n t for tre a t m e n t for Insanity. T h e U n ioil C o u n ty B a n k , a t R a h w a y , N. J., w a s compjjnllod to close, beoaure of ex cessive w ith d r a w a ls of d e p o s its th a t took all its read y m tsb. 1 T h roe h u n d r e d em p loyes of P a r k e r B r o th e rs' g u n fa c to r y a t M e riden, Conn., hail a n a r r o w escape from serious in ju r y , if not i n s t a n t d e a t h , by th e to p floor \ h —Aud a th o d a t e of th e sale j c r a s h in g in w i th o u t th e least w a rn in g , of th e C u stom H o u se p r o p e r ty of tin' M any em p loyes w o re lilt by flying sp lin t- U n lted Htates latos iu New York C ity to said Na- j e rs, b u t no serio u s in ju ries r e s u lted . M rs. C a t h a r i n e K tppard, aged seventy- f I x , w as b u r n e d to d e a th in h e r hom e in W llkesbarro, P e n n . or not I Tho clo th e s of A n n ie P e tr o s h , ag e d for th e I y e a rs, ca u g h t fire w h ile playing eof for around a lire som e boys had bu ilt on a tlay o l ,« le. and. tl S l a tin g pond at Ashley, P e n n . title wa« facts rela t i n g to tht U n ited S lu New Y o rk C ity to sa id N a- tto n a l City B a n k , t h e d a te of th e execu tion of th e deed th e r e t o , tiie d a te and m a n n e r of pay m e n t of th e purchase m oney t h e r e fo r, th e dispo s itio n of th ^ p r o of tho said sale, an d w h e th e r o r n o t lovernm e u t any purpose since so, to w h o m , aud all fac ts re la t i n g to said t r a n s a c t i o n .'' e S e n a te Mr. A llen's reso lu tio n call- corresponcence b e tw e e n th e T rees rtm e n t and th e N a tional Clt ury D e p a r tm e n t Bank and th e Ha New York City cations. n e v e r N a tio n a l Bank. witli modi y, was ag r e e d to 1 avit sw o r n out byy Ro!oland itliitli ha a vv inin gg wh hip ippedp n ir t r o o m of i w h o m D r. calle d fo r tria l on an alfi- h R c h a r g in g him iolan d 's dero d faith f u l an d Miles, Crook, Gibb' 'Jghters. m V A ccurate as Deinof ra t i o L e m irr in Congress. B r ail I am a tarmef located near Stony Brook, one of ihc most malarious : Olatrictsin this State, and was bothered w th malaria for years, at times mp- a» I could not work; and was always very constipated as well. For *can I had malaria so bad in the spring, \when engaged in plowing, •■ t I could do nothing but shake, i must have taken about a barrel •fquinine pills besides dozens of other remedies, but never obtained . ( any permanent benefit. L.i't fall, in peach tim ■. I h.id a most serious jj ' ■beat of chills and then commenced to take K'p.ms Tabuks, upon a Mind'aadvice, and the first box made me all right and I have never k e e n without them since. I take one Tahulc each morning and night n r a * d sometimes when I feel more than u>uallv exhausted I take three in a day* They have kept my stomach sweet, mv bowels regular and I k m not had the le;.st touch o i malaria nor splitting headache since I ! ' -commenced using them. I know aKo that I sleep better and wake up mow refreshed than lormcrlv. I don't know h ■ v many complaints Itipans Tabules will help, but I do know thev will cure any one in the s Condition I was and 1 would not be without them at any price. I £ honaatly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as Ihay are also the most beneficial and the most convenient to take, j, I am twenty-seven yeais of age and have worked hard all my life, the Ef; c a m e a s most tarmeis, both early and la'e and in all kinds ol weather. ^ a n d 1 have never enjoyed such good health a> I have since last fall; in feet m y neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and have M i d . \Say. johh, what are, you doing to I o o k so,healthy ? \ ■ t a n - * * e « t t e « k * i i B < B a i e i e * s e . i i i • i w. i w , >- »\ i ■-■ •*■•»« — — „ , r A » i .« ta . ,«€hi. . . . a — I e * * * tographs can 1’ioni a recent discussion by the British .Astronomical Society it ap pears that the cause of a much-ob served phenomenon is still a mystery. The new theory was offered by Mv. Cecil J. Dolmage that tho apparent enlargement of the moon is an effect of the sky’s curvature, which is not noticed at the zenith but apparently increases toward the horizon. This recalled the many other suggestions of recent years. A Belgian astron omer has sought to prove that the cause is physiological, and that ob jects overhead always seem smaller titan those at the same distance on a level; another idea is that the cause is atmospheric; still another that the illusion is mental. About the only thing really proven is that measure ment with the sextant shows the moon's disc to have the same size at the horizon as at the zenith, except for the slight influence of refraction Dyed III* Horse. Another hot-wind day, but we man aged to get to the garrison church for morning service. Found it tilled to overflowing with soldiers in khaki aud nnpolished boots, looking as different as possible to the men in their Sun day best as wo had seen them for the | last three mouths, smart Lancers aud iv h w o ;olorod ten a n t s . D r. A u stin w as aeeom - panloit to tbo court by Ills fath e r , D r laiu e s A u s tin, and his b r o th e r - la-law , Mr. Stephenson. As n e a r a s can be learn e d , t h e tria l had neen iu p ro g r e s s only a few m inutes when ho s h o o tin g b e g a n . Once s t a r t e d th o de.s- p e r u te b a t t l e only ended w h en all t h r e e of •lie m e n w oro stretch e d lifeless on tlio floor of t h e l i t t l e courtroom . W hen th e firing had ceased th e sp e c tato r s , who had bolted ‘it th e first shot, entered th e build in g . O v e r tu r n e d and broken fu r n it u r e , blood povered w a ll* an d floors, an i In t h.- m id s t of a ll t h e t h r e e dead bodies w e re seen. DOUBLE HANGING IN M O N T R O S E . tl unlever* of A. JWepper, a Venneyl vmila Farmer, Fay Death I’enalty. M o ntrose , Penn. (S p e c ial).—C o rn e lia g shew am i Jam e s J. E a g a n , th e m u r d e r e r s : >f A. J. Pepper, w e re hanged h e re a few lay s ago. O v e r one hu n d red persons, in- ilu d lng t h e ju r y , w itnessed th e ex e c u tio n . T h e c r im e for w h ich th e men suffered te n th on th e gallow s w as th e iu d r e w Jack s o n l*i NEW \DIVINE HEA L E R \ IN CHICAGO. Agr«-e* fill #:mo a Day to Italee tiie Dead Who Have Not Keen Dead Too Long. Unit aiio (S p e c ial). —A t h i r d S c h l a t t e r , oi \D ivine H e a ler,\ has a p p e a r e d in Chieagt in th e person of a m a n w h o calls hlm sel th e Rev. Dr. C h a r les M c L e a n , and who, by adv e r tisin g him self as H c h latter-M H cleau, s closed it c o n tr a c t for th e d a y s .\ O n e day for day fer th e i r return. an d o n e fo r t h e s e a rch. “ In t h e temple. P robably iu ono of tho porches of tbe court G o v e r n o r - G e n e ral W ood has Issued an of th e wom en, w h e re th e school* of tht •der r e le a s i n g forty p riso n e r s in G u b a u rabbis w e re held. “ S ittin g iu tbo midst of Us, m a n y of w h o m have been d e t a in e d a th e d o c t o r s .'' T e a c h e r* of t h e law , Jewish n g tim e a w a itin g tria l. rabbis. Au I n s tr u c tiv e in c id e n t, is show- T h e open in g of th e P h ilip p in e p o r ts of lug how early th e L o rd began to display D a g u p a n , S a n F e rn a n d o ,V lg a n , L n o a g a n d Inquring an d critical spirit which A p a r t! p e r m its th e resu m p tio n of tra d e , afterw a r d s bore such preclou* fruit* of iiuuitles g r e a tly In know ledge and wisdom . It appear* there | w ere no less th a n th r e e asaem b lle* of the doctors, w ho had a p a r t m e n t s la the tem p le, Jn these it w as c u s to m a r y to pro pose d o u b ts concerning th e m e a n in g of the precepts of tiie law, and th e trad itio n * of th e elders, w b ieh was generally done by wav of question. 47. “ A s tonished.\ The G reek w o rd l» very forcible. T h e im p o r t Is, th a t th e y were iu a tra n s p o r t of asto n ish m e n t, »ud ■truck w ith ad m iration. “ At HI* under sta n d in g .\ Ho b r o u g h t w ith H im a clear know ledge of G o d 's w o rd In w h ich, Bo doubt, He bad bseu versed from earlleet years. They never heard ono to young, n o r indeed th e ir g r e a test docto rs, talk sense a t t h e r a t e He did. He gave th e m B ta s t e of His dlvino w isdom an d knowl- 4H. “ H a v e so u g h t T h e e sorrow ing.•* Being not only t r o u b led t h a t we lost Thee, but vexed at ourselves for n o t inking m o re c a r e of Thee. T h e word hero rendered Borrowing Is expressive of t h e m o s t rack ing anguish. , 49. “ How 1 h It t h a t ye s o u g h t M*.” T h is Is no r e p r o a c h fu l question. I t Is ask e d In all tho sim p licity an d boldness of holy childhood. He is a p p a r e n tly asto n ish e d l lint He s h o u ld have been so u g h t, or even th o u g h t of, anyw h e re else, th a n In th e place w h ich He felt to be p r o p e r ly HI* hom e. “ W ist.” Know. “ A b o u t my F a th e r 's business.'\ See R. V. In my F a t h e r 's house u n n e c e s s a r ily narrow s lb* lillness of tho expression. B e tter; In th e thi in n g s or affairs cf has paid an y re n t s fo r th e j r'*Kht y e a rs , cai .,0 b<M,„ a w ife an live years old. K a te, tb e oldest horse in M a s s a c h u s e tts, Is dead. T h e anim a l was th irty -fiv e years I nld. It belonged to W illiam H. W a rren, ; th e black s m ith , of W ebster. ! A rolling sto n e caused th o d e a th of H o m e r P e ter, of F r a n k lin , Ponn. He was I h u n tin g ra b b its and cornered one in a* ?touo pile. L o c k in g •’or bunny he dls- ! lodged a sto n e . It fell on th e trig g e r of his sh o t g u n an d th e c h a r g e of shut p e n e tra t e d P e t e r ’s brain. a s H c h latter-M H c le a u , | W ith th e i r six child ren , tw e n ty - tw o ha s closed a c o n tr a c t fo r t h e m a n a g e m e n t ! g r a n d c h ild r e n an d tw e n ty - n in e g r e a t er his cam p a ign of “ d ivine heal lu g \ w ith j g r a n d c h il d r e n a r o u n d them , Mr. and Mrs. a man who seeniod to 111 tit to com b ine all Sam u e l V ail, of B h e lbyvllle, I n d ., have Just the attrib u t e s of a successful and th r if t y ‘ celeb rated th e six ty - n in th an n iv e r s a ry of p ro m o ter of such en terp r is e s . T a tto r s a lls, th e ir we ed dd dlu ing, now given over to p rize-fig h tin g , bicycle , It WHH ftD n o u n 0 ed t h a t O. P. Hu races aud stock show *a t e r - t h g s o r affairs o my F a th e r , lo tb s t C larence E. Case, a p rom inent an d j w h ich belongs to His honor au d glory, w e a lthy b u s iness m iin of Peoria, III., com - j 50. “ Understood* n o t.” T h e y did J m illed su icid e by sh o o tin g him s e lf. H e yet u n d e r s tan d H is m ission, leaves a w ife a n d sun. Mr. Case w as fo r ty - ; recorded u tt e r a n c e is too deep Irst develop* e life Ha m an and divine n a tu r e s —are all too g r e a t for o u t n p rehension. C h rist can only b e kBOWB (lie spp iirit r it revealseveals Himim u n to o us. U ls te ra u c o Is to o dee p for II Jesus was n m y s tery to Ills p a r e n ts, lie lias been a m y s tery t o th e w o rld evi since. HI* birth. HU grow th en d develo m o u t, th e t r u t h s Ho t a u g h t and lived—disclosing both tho tte r s a lls , t h e ir w h tln g , bicyc le j | t WHH a n n o u n c e d t h a t O. P . H u n tin g to n has been seen red , wouj ( j pf-mbllsli a steel plant nt N ew port for tem p le purposes. Nows, Va., in co n ju n c tio n w ith tb e ship- T h e Rev. C h a r les M a c L e n n claim s to hr y,ir,j th e r e . ^Tn*XorP*t V- !? T h e C h a m b e r of Com m e rce of New York eolded to ask C o n g ress for an In- artillery m e n nt tbe a d u a te of E d in b u r g h U n iversity. He says bo is a cousin of Mrs. D ew e y . He claim s to bnvo foretold th e d e a t h of Vice- P resident H o b a rt an d o t h e r events of national im p o r tan c e , and all of thesr things, if properly ex p lo ited , he ts confi dent will pack T a t t e r s a l l s to overflow ing. In hi}* co n tr a c t w ith his m a n a g e r Mac Lean agrees for 8.M0 p e r day to^jmblicly ialso any dead who m a y be brdu g n t to T a ttersalls, p ro v id e d , of co u r s e , th e y have not been dead too long; to heal th e sick, m ake th e blind see, s u b m it t o being burled alive and raise him self from tb e dead, Ing Hint People t fathom , ot under- C ity decide d crease la tb o force const defence f o r ts ) him s e lf fro m tb e dead perform o th e r m iracles c a lcu lated to •rowds to t he new am u s e m e n t en ter; MOB LYNCHES A W HITE MAN. i m u rd e r k u d re w Jac k s o n P e p p e r , a w e a lth y Sun ja e b a n u a County farm e r, living In litis to w n s h ip , ou th e nig h t oi O c tober IU, 1«^7, o r th e p u r p o s e of robl: Tlio m e n w By a vote of 17 to 2 th e C ity Council ol T e rre H a u te, I m l., passed a resolution e x pressing sy m p a th y w ith t h e Boors and h o p ing th a t th e y w o u ld succeed iu th e war w ith E n g lan d , F o r e ig n . T h e influenza s c o u r g e Is rag in g In E n g land. its orig in is a m y s tery. Pillow -and- blanket tre a tm e n t is m o st effec a c tu a l iu nil exhlb elng t ) S r H u n t ist w o r d i aud illu s tration* 1 d o w n w ith a d e p th of « n a tu r a l m ind can n o t i reject because th e y do n o t und*r« H im , and they fall to und*r*taB d because th e y close th e i r eyes an d Will 51. “ Went dow n w ith th e m .\ If bl*heart drew him to th e tem p le, Hie voice of duty railed him back to G a lilee; and. perfeet even In childhood, he yielded Implicit o b e dience to th is voice. You do not rtad of any am b ition lu Jesu s C h rist lo be lade* p e n d e n t; you do not find him rem o n strat ing or m u rm u r in g ag a inst t h e restrains of hom e, it mi beginning to rem ind hlm sel I Ot o th e r s t h a t the tim e had corns for sell- m a n a g e m e n t and self-concern. Let tbs youth of to-day consider tills well. “ Wet Mibject u n to th e m .” T h e r e Is s o m e t h i n g w o n d e rful beyond m e a s u re la th e th o u g h t of Him un to whdm nil things a r e subject su b m ittin g to e a r th ly paren ts. No suoh done to augi * r*Uon From Hi* Station Ilouwe at New port Newe ami Shot to Death. N ewport N ewh .V h . ( S p e c ial).—W.W.WatL a w h ite m a n , was ta k e n from th e sta tl o r house by a mob an d sh o t to death foi m e n w o re tried so p a r n tn ly .' AKor J „ „ Ban i „ K Mrs. T . M. Sim p s o n . wl(« ot «u , F o rm e r eotonee at dentil ha t Peon Im p o sed . u r o u | em p |oy.,o f t h e s h ip y a r d . T h e erim e tl.nl ' luu*‘ ■ M inister I hem th e i r cases w ere ap p e a led fo u r tim e s . invoked mob violence w as peculiarly *'» th a t c o u n try iu --------------- | atrocious. F lorence, died a t Rom e. M u r d e r e r W a sco ila n g e d a t P l t i e b o r g . I The victim was carried to a s t r i p of wood} I T h e V e n e zue u elan lan Gove ten case.*. F ran c e has com e t o th e relief to r s at t h e P a r is E x p o s ition by agree suspend tb e d u tie s im p o sed upon a d ’ lug m a t t e r im p o r ted in to th e c o u n tr y . Tbo B razilian w a r s h ip T lr n d e n tes sailed for A m a n a , in th e te r r i t o r y of G u y a n a , iu d isp u te betw e e n F r a n c e an d B razil, w h e re serious t r o u b l e is ex p e c ted to occur. r J u d g e Jo h n B. H tallo, of Cln- m e r M iniste r t o Ita l y , who had recen t years at P iit s b u b o , P e n n . (H p e c ial).- W illiam I just outsl IVasco, a H u n g a r ian , was h a n g e d la th o ! nis body far.I of tb o C o u n t y - ^ o u r t H o u se. T h e j jot# was done i W aa.'o>v w as ex ecu H u n g a rian g ir l ilm . H e shot w h ic h dor of A nnie S e s tak, n who had refused t- Llmn-lf at th e sam e I red from his w o u n d s. RKl RKSF.N FATIVE II If II ARDS-'N. 4 c h o s e n by aority leader t lie D e m o c rats iu tb o H o u se of C m m llm l* t>H *t on SHlIors. Mail advices received in L o n d o n fro a New B ritain re p o r t th e m a s s a c re of th e of fifteen men be',, n. ich o o n e r N uk ku uiu ma au ulfc^f tetff > 1h liee Ad-d C a p tain and crow of fiftee n men be!, n c ing to tiie B ritish sc h o o n e r N u New South W ales, w h ile t r a d i n g am o n g t A m lrn lty lelau is. <)nl> 11 res I It op pear*, escaped, a n d , i t ts added, tp e native: after m u r d e r in g tlio sailor*, In a u g u rated feast ash o re and a t e th e i r victim s. Typhoon in the Caroline I hmih I I*, M ail advices received In B e rlin from the. . a ro lln e s say th a t a typhoon destro y e d Jiucli p r o p e r t y in th e Islands, especially in lie Islan d ol Yap. Tlio G e rm a n w a rship fa g u a r n a rrow ly escaped d e s tr u c tio n . Thyge Drowned While hkutlng. W h ile sk a t i n g on L a k e of Bays in Mus- ie g a d i s t r i c t , T o ronto, O u t., T h o m a s B roun, J r . , nineteen; M a rgaret B row n , w e n ty-one, and Ja n e Brow •hlldreu of T h o m a s Br' •rack in th Hi drow n e wu. seventeen, ro w u , r a n iut # a wid • Black P o int an d w ere rictim w as c ts id e of th o co r p o r a te riddled w ith i d quickly and wu m a n y persons knew th a t t h e p r is o n e r was taken from th e sta t i o n . A c o r o n e r '* j u r y rendered a verdict to tho effect t h a t W itU cam e to his death^ftt t h e han d s of men u n known to th e juror*. W att claim e d to be an e le c tr ic ia n , but the only profession he p r a c tised here wa* gam b ling. LawtorVe Hotly on the Way Home. T h e body of M a jor-G e n e ral L a w ton left M anila for t h e U n ited S t a te s on tb e tran s port T h o m a s. To Accompany the ISoer Army. C a p tain C arl R e lohm a n n , of th e Seven teeu th In f a n tr y , A s s is tant A d jutant-G e n V o lunteer*, has been detailed bt a s t r ip of wood} I T h e V e n ez e lim its, w h ere a decree levying bullets. The b u tt e r an d rice. At a cost of 82.100,000 tb e C ity of H ir ing h a m , E n g lan d , has bought from a p r i ll e co r p o r a tio n th o c i t y 's sup p ly of oloo- T h e B ritish seized G e n e r a l nt A 'lcn. nn to d isch a r g e h e r earg m b a r g e h fled tho tho G o rm a n steam e r (1 com p e l led th e ship c o ; th e seizure has in- H -B rttlsh feeling iu Ger* o r w as over don e to angels a s w a s now #« t o Joseph and M ary. “ Ill her h e a r t . '* E x p e c ting th a t h e r e a f te r t b r * w o u ld b* **• plained to her aud abe w o u ld know how lo m a k e use of them . T h a t which a t flr*t I* so d a r k th a t we know not w h a t to inak* Ol It m ay afterw a r d becom e plain a n d easy, 52. “ J e s u s Increased lu w isdom an d s t a t u r e .” In t h e p e rfection of H is d ivine n a lu r * th e r e could lie no Increase, but tht* Is pokeu of H is Increase, but this Is n a t u r e . H is body la id Hia soul lo wisdom ermeuta of a human iut**er* W a s h ington to n com p a n y th e Boer a r m y fur tiie purpose observing and rep o r tin g on th* war S o u th Africa. the more was ho convinced that it was utterly untenable. “Seuor.’* said the girl, \you are very kind. You are—our valiant knight.“ Teddy Wilkins' youth often cause.1 k polished up to the uiuee, and him to s p e a k hastily. He glanced at Calculate,1 th e young woman's mother, and, be ing convinced by her look of entire stolidity that the duenna did not un derstand Knglish. he remarked iu a low a n d supposedly tender voice, \I w ish you would say ‘my instead < f ‘our,’ eenorita. i should be verv | happy if you did. ., The young woman laughed, and i then checked herself, j \Ah set.or. ’ she said, I have toft those behind who are*'' very dear to me. I thiuk only of being united t\ * Let me go in search of them, ex claimed the yonug sergeant. I will I go everywhere to find them iu order I ’ laRii c S p r p * il li iK In M mo I N . T b e but'ouic p la g u e is s p r o a J lu g In Man Uu, an d Hie necessary licapital arran g e - m e n ts to cop** w ith tb e disease lmy-‘ i eeu W o m a n D ie * o n Hie t i a l l o w * . ^ — F o u r M e n K ll l e . l l»v D y n a m i t e . L o u ise M a s iet. a French governess, w h o I F o u r m en w ere killed '*n t.be Tennessee ns .• •nvlvteil of th e m u r d e r of bor Hir*-e- i re n t r a l - R a ilroad, <«lgbt m iles fro m 'T o e k \ \ “ d d .-on, wus iiuug'-'i at N e w g a te, WOod Term. T h e y w ere u n lo a d in g dynn land. It is sh M the cxihtcri'*.# of H im mitM w h in n n u n n tlty «»f It exploded. On* in it** wu* n u quiii] m an was killed i n s tan tly died in two b mrs. 1 to wiu a smile from you. *46eoor, reap idecl the yotsog w ! m a n . \there is nothing in our Spanish longue t«> describe one so noble. \ .»u ! a r e indeed a Sir (ia’a'ua*! They came nth us a n d w e r e b i g l i t e u e d fi i-m to win the admiration of any one who liked to see men well turned out. Now their get-up wa? nil for business and not for show. Of ficers we heard, had spent painful lialf-hours covering even their buttons with the all-perva ling khaki, the sai l Imttous, thus tularged, refusing to g« through tho buttonholes, but a pen knife remedied that defec^. F.ven sword-handles were not allowed to ea cape, and the picturesque little spikes fiom the helmets had vanished. Lance and sword blades alike have been painted drab, aud we have been told of a trooper w ho applied hair-dye of that shade to his gray charger — London Telegraph Ladysmith Corre spondence. • 3 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 to ( 'l i a r l t y . By th e will of tbo late Robert Brock B righam , a veteran h •t* i keeper of B o ston, filed fo r p r o b a te In B '-t* n. tli* osHtpnt*-I at 1:5.000 000. i- given to ch a r ity . 1'hr • ,it•• .-i-1- ■ ? -nl e^tntM vain.* t at r l tK'O.OOO a n d r . ’ ! o n t i n no. H im U n ited looking to w hich w as !! bulk of nu “Open Door” Negotiation* T b e neg o tiatio n s betw een E u r o p e a n i‘ -wor.« n a l n t b u i o '' agret-uient bavffig •w to re-sort t - tu - ruaii tv It is ann o u n c e d in B e rlin th a t th e G e r m a n E m p e r o r an d E m p r e s s will visit Rom e next A p ril, a f te r w hich they will go to E g y p t on th e Im p e r ial y a c h t Iloheuzollern. Tw e lve h u n d r e d lu s a ln n n a tives atta c k e d th e F lam a n t F ronoh scientific ex p e d ition in t h e T ldlkelt d i s tr i c t, A lgeria. T h e F rench were reinforced by tiie Hpabls and repulsed th e n a tives, fifty of w lnqn w ere killed an d six ty -fo u r «*apturod. T h e Ins& lans th e n m a d e s u b m ission. T h e F r e n c h H igh C o u r t, at P a r is , sen- I'neeil MM. D e ro u led e an d Buffet am i the M a rquis d e L u r Hdlucos to ten y e a rs' b a n ish men t; M. G u e rin to ten y e a r s ’ c o n fine m e n t in u fortlll(*d place. T h e V ienna c o r r e s p o n d e n t of tb e S ta n d ard , of L o n d o n , learn s th a t th e C z a r took tho o p p o r t u n i t y recen tly of assu r in g tho B ritish A f n b r s s a d o r t h a t E n g land need not fear R u s s ian in terv e n tio n . ~ T h e Seventh B r itish Arm y D ivision be gan leaving E n g lan d for S o u th A frica. T w o K i l l e d i Turkey Shooting. C h ina have now pat-s 1 h*' ag r e e m e n t lia r ’igii tfj*: a g e n c y News tins been received a t Ja c k s o n , Ky. eionary i a figiit on L o st C reek, sixteen mile? Ping-Y in ,u ..orn Jack s o n , at a tu r k * v ahootinir L m n a . ige. Je r r y No* le a nd Jn<*k Noble ued } nod Jim P a i n t e r No bib a n d I Hie <#th-r. ex c h a n g e d several shots, h Jim N -hie and F u g a te w e re killed Itev. Mr. B rooks, of th e C h u rch Ml*- y S o c iety, h a s bead m u r d e r e d at th e P rovince of B h a n -T u n g , «.i « «*t Itrllu lu lle je r l * M «*<liM*inn. King Leopold, acco r d in g t * th e I’.russf.;* co rresp o n d e n t • f Th** D a ily M a n . f 1. n ■ ion. recen tly in<^uir*‘<i ■ f Queen Y i’torta wheih*-r au opp '* riu n e ro-'inent 1 r m edia- tlou had a r r iv e d , b u t recelv-d a reply in th«* n e g a t i v e . tmp rt.ii. •*•\( avol-iiiig an y th in g ok 'r 'V4 t :.»s r u ; ortuiTT Both Jim 1 ■•rr’. N ibl shot In the H lgraar M o b ring, e d i to r o f t b e com ic p a per Ulk, of B e rlin, G e rm a n y , has beei. sentenced to six m o n th s ’ Im p risonm e n t for in s u ltin g Hie C a tholic church lu a poem e n titled “ T h e C o w a rdly A'd of Rei ■ b-r-j |u*ii*;g iv ttie la - t g'.t lutlun. Around 1 he \X The time : equapfl th by a man a jo u r n e y • a ! L in g *lay icl V t II p n ! I have uo doubt th.it V*11 v ceetied m placm ’ lection of loa Amci**.»;■ my earnest hope ! The girl step; e l bark iu a coquet tjah way so that ihe xouu^ >cigeaut ^ flight walk besi le U*r fuc more he w I feUktd te Let the iBSie Le was see- i wue-tset*. ol a seavad. • i rouvul the cai th by a m wal --- - and uiglit. without resting, would be 4J’- days, an express train, forty bays. sound, at a medium tempen- ♦ure. thirty-two and one-half hear*, a cannon ball, twenty-one and three- quarter hours light, a little over one- teuth of a second, a n d electricity p a s s ing over a copper wire * utile under I n * » n e I>ovt<»r K ill* < h l l d . D r. G. W. A p p lsbv. f t several y e a n (fit leading phy s ician in B ristow , Butler C o u n ty, Iow a , in a “ t -*f iu s u n lty . killed I Henry W ■ while m a k in g hh cx.im initti'-n Hobson e '.til-'** tu tUttt •■ity. I t-*u m ^ n tti- • 1 i Apj tel t* G *d Ua l t«keo t ■'nil' Al l ••' ininsiou w<is r u n .e .i n : i-- p le t y w a s ta k e n tu th e tu Indefrvndeuce. C o l o m b i a n I t e b e l e T a k e 1 w n T o w n * . The Colorotilnr, r e r o la t l o i iists have tak e r Pane p lena a n t B u c a r a x a n g a w ttlieut ** }*lrik»* T io * I'r# A u s t r a l i a n K a i l m a d a . Ttie e n g i n e - r s have struck an 1 th e e n tire railw a y system of W estern A u s tr a lia 1-* ix i v l n c C o p F o r A d m i r a l D e w e y . A silver loving cup m a d e from 70 000 dim e s w as pre* n ted to A-lml al D e w e y at W a a b ington. In accepting it A d m iral Dewey said th a t th e p leasantest ab o u t it wad th** fact th a t the .quid th e co u n t r y were largejy r e p resent* i F i r in g T h e g r u tltu d e of ttie i . u e . n*-. he sai*l, pleased him iminenAei v j a*- up i/> n e a rly six feet in beigut. K e t e n u e F r o m ( h e I 'h i l i p p l n e * . T h e a g g r e g a te receipt* at th e p o r ts ol th e P h ilippine Island* for th e year were *5.1^3,766 T h “ receipt* for th* u- o a tti cl U tul/vr m ere *501 »43. vf w l, i Ja • A11.S87 w e re ceU e eted e t Met • It ep o rt A 1 r **r«e The Senate C o m m ittee E lections at Was hi n g Ton keuatf-r Quay is not e n titled to hi- sent •he appointm e n t of t h e G tveroor of Penn- • v lvania. A rep o r t recom m e n d ing th e -eating of Quay was decided iif m inority. n Privilege* and oted 4 to 3 th a t upon byi A d e tach m e n t m e n t (colorod) Jam a ica, to reinf* th e West In d ia Itegl- ubkrkod at K ingston, :e th e B e rm u d a g a rrl- He* a n a < F e v e r Iteeo n l. ,TUe yellow fever staH stlne for H a v a n a , Cube, for iMLhi, while n*>i ala r m i n g , sh-#w conclusively th a t th e Qght ag a i n s t the di»- 64## in i. -i at r i r a p o r t f o r D« cem tier shows N«-w ease- 7J. dea* h i, 22. re over** 1 10. u n d e r tre a 'm e n f , 25. Oi patienta, 12 were Aoteti-ruas and 50 iiard-. six of Hie f* r m e r died and of tb e latter. E x p e r ts hold t h a t th e difference in th e r a t i o of d e a th s waa due tu th e use of alcohol. D e n m a r k will not e n te r Info negotla Ilona for th e ra l e of th e D a n ish West In dies t \ th e U n ited htat have been passed by C p u rch a s e to be m a d e . Tiie Q ueen of E n g land has accepted the services of tw e lv e battallonw of m ilitia foi un til an act shall o n g rees enab lin g tbe foreign sta t i o n s , h e r e n v t th e s e a r e a s signed to b o o th A frica. E x tr a p r e c a u tio n s have been ad o p ted by Hie m ilitary a u t h o r i tie s a t D u b lin, Ire land. T h e co n s tab u lary hae S! a nm e n t proposes to de- ■ v e n u e , 81.800,000, to C a n a d a 's P a r l i a m e n t M r e i. was officially auoounc«'U a t O ttaw a , O n t., t h a t tb s D o m tuioa P a r lta m e o t 4 h* • la m e a e d to aaeel e s f ehruory 1 c C h ilean G o v e rn vo te th e u ir p iu * rev en u e, puiiiiu w o rks. •m a s ter of R o tterdam . H o lland, a T r a n s v a a l i-iay to t>« a t u r e which [ by th e Eng! ertal edict r o i f T h e Burgoir, An Im p e ria l edic t Just Issued a t P e k lo, C h ina, offers «i rew a r d fo r tb e e s p t e m , dead or ah v e , of tb e refonaex H w a n g Tu W e t wive fled le A » * ri* s . creased in sta tu r e , au d HI h s o u l In t and In all Hie endow m e n ts o f a sp ir it. H e confined H im self strictly t o re* ligion. Iu Hus d e p a r tm e n t, unlike all others, He w as ab s o lutely original dependent. He ta u g h t the world a* one w ho had learned no th in g f r o m ' It and was u n d e r uo o b ligation to It, end w ith a s a u t h o r ity w h ich can never be pasted Df With indifference. T kachinoh - J e s u s w as once a child, §0 ‘3 i h a t He van be th# c h ild r e n ’s Saviour, bSf- j J Ing passed th r o u g h Mil t h e lr exp e r len e e s a id tem p tatio n s , yet w ithout eln. Chlldree ‘ ■ should be early train e d to an interest ead J p a r ticip a tio n In the g r e a t religious *O fe« „ Jfl m e n te an d ineetlngA of their ebdreb. F * e *3 ren ts s h o u ld know w h e re their oblldrea are - '\‘[\f* an d w h a t th e y a r e doing. Those V b o a r # ab o u t t h e i r F a th e r s b u siness will delight t e 2 go to th e i r F a t h e r 's house. Great I r e the ere* s| often not fully u n d e r s tood at first, not, kept in the h e a r t, their true m eaning - h** application* will unfold. True rellglM pleasing to Clod an d attractive lo mWL I.YNCHINO R E C 0 R 9 o r i m . r h . N u m b e r of P r r .e n . P * f I# D t e t k M Hie Lowest- ftlnee ! • • • . T h e w o rk of lyneber#. notw ltbelnedli w o rk o f lyneber# . irg ls, L o u isiana a n j 1 K e n tucky, hae d e ed d u r in g 1899, being m u c h • ■ e lW I •lease d d u r in g ban 1 q any v e a r since T h e re were 107 persons ’•'nd lo c “a d i » r i * . I,ii<-bed durUC t t e ' T h e ffdlnw lug flgurm show th * B o e t w JHi.H. 127, a n d 1899, 107. ‘ T b e lynebings in tb e varlo e s S telee s » d ■ S T e r r i t o r i e s w e re as follow s: fUnbwma* i f flrk n n s s a , 11; F lo r id a , 6; G e o rgia, fli; KeP* 0 . . . . 3, N o rth t'e r o ll p s , 8; P r c n - y l r a n l e , h i, 18; M ississippi. Ml 1; West Vlrgbtm IS C a ro lin e C a r o lina. 1: Tei K e n tucky, 8; Louleiai M issouri, »; V irginia O k lahom a , I. Of th e s e lynching* 103 occurred la ! • • Houth an«l 4 In th e N o rth. Of tb e total' 84 w e re negroes and 23 w h ites. Tbe alleged '•riiri*** for which thev w e re lynched wetf as follow*: M u rder, 45; com p licity l a • • f der, 11; s^eau lt, 17. bad reputatloe, S; as- sou, <i. r a c e preju«llre. 6 ; robbery, 6; BB- know n offence. 4; aid in g crtm lnale to ee- cape. 3; suspected nrsou, I: Inflaaiinatory lan g u a g e , 1; no offence alleged, I; rale- taken id e n tity . 1, highw a y robbery. It ar son a n d m u rd e r 1 B lnslfor J*e C ierk D ies. Thom a s Kite, tb e old parish elerk ol S h a k e s p e a re's church, Bt rat ford, E a a laad, has q u ickly follow e d tbe custodian o f Anne Hat b awar's c o ttage to tb e grave. ' 4 I e was n in e ty-one years of age, and saooeeded hie fat h e r and grandfather half a oeatury ago, and we» well known to all dram a tis celebrities. Am o n g those whom be con ducted to 8bake*peere'e tom b w ere Wl Wulier Scott, Waabington Irving, Dlekeae, E m e rson, B o o th. Kean and N a thaniel Maw- Tbe percentage of “ o rre pulm o n a ry disease la tb e _ ____ H o e p ltal fo r C o n s u m p tive* lb th e we* JO.*7; perceatege of ease* ef : M.lQ, aad p e r w t a g a a l t a w 44.M, aad net**»t 990tHU.mr
