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( E o t m t n l l e t i e S ! * I B r < 3 L E C O E l E W . E l V E C E K T e * . VOL. V. A F A M I L Y N E W S P A P E R O F L O C A L A N D G E N E R A L I N T E L L I G E N C E . FREEPORT, N. Y,. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 190U. rsoreesioNAL. • Greater New York • D e n t . a . 1 P a r l o r s , iw m t c m » skiomopi . 00B. FULTON AND GOLD STS, Brooklyn, N . Y. THE DRUMMER. blood-red b a ttle suuset stain s The lurid W inter . 'k \ . ' b a t sp i r it stirs w ithin our veins And lifts o u r h e a r ts so high ' u th no peace, gives age no sleep toc t h e roll G ives you F o r listen in g t Of th e sm itten pn Its tocsin to th ts rollin g , r h y th m ic, ru d e listen in g soul? M « f Taaife. S e M C r o w n s I FUllor*. i» Fllllog, • 3 .0 0 tip. FULTON AND GOLD STREETS, Opp. Loeeer i, BROOKLYN, N. V. : \ ' W. i . STEELE, M. D.. PHrSICIA.V and SURGEOJV BALDWIN*, L. I. O S c h O w j |} ‘o $ * n .|M« l o ; v , M . Olflce, H arrison Avenue Berth Shore Telephone (a l l . Bald wine 1U. , STATE NEWS. | T h e N a tio n a l G u a r d B ill. K bill am e n d ing th e N a tional G u a r d c o d s , ' by v irtu a lly c a r r y in g out t h e reco m m e n d a tions of th e N a tional G u a rd A s sociation, j has been In tr o d u c e d In th e A ssem b ly by Mr. H e n ry. T h e G o v e rnm e n t Is relieved of all j ro u tin e w o r k ,th is being p laced in c h a r g e of th e A d ju tan t-G e n e r a l and th e M ajor-G en- i eral com m a n d ing. S e p a r a te com p a n ies are to h a v e one Second L ie u t e n a n t, In s tead of i wo. an d tw o F i r s t L ieu ten a n ts. T h e nura- I her of S e r g e a n ts in se p a r a t e com p a n ies is | ch a n g e d from four to five. A hospital I -orps Is to be a tta c h e d to division head q u a r t e r s , tq co n s is t of a full com | uauy. A hospital porps Is provided also j for a regim e n t o r b a ttalio n , com p o s e d of k e p a i a t e com p a n le.->. T h e G o v e rnor Is per I oiltted to a c c e p t th e resig n a tio n of any of- 1 Acer w h ile u n d e r a r r e s t, or w h o has Veen ; cited to a p p e a r before a co u r t of in q u l n - j e u charges. F o u n d e r o f N e lllston D e a d . For hero th e b lear-eyed A b ram N eills, eig h ty years old, died sud- \ B is forgo Arc ju s t alia deuly |n N e lllston, M o n tgom e ry C o u n ty, i And from Uls lent h e rn »| from h e a r t disease. Mr. N eills, afte r being T h e cin d e rs as he c am e ................................. “ ‘lege, left Ids cllnkllug ■ACROSTELLS HIS STORY! OUR NEW BATTLESHIP ICE. \\ A Statement of Leavintr His Reasons Pretoria. Itatnplan alaru m 1 MAIL OPENED BY BRITISH CENSOR The Kearsarge the Largest in the United States Navy. O p t a l n F o ld e r Hrm l# II 1 * <li d e r« ant* T a k v e l*os#re*lon of t lio XTai s lilp On Itclirtlf of lh e fio v e r n i n e n t . Mother Fell Throuth in Trying Save Her Two Sons, rATHER RESCUED JUST IN TIME. F o r y e s ter noon th e folk J b u t rid T h e ir t h r e s h o ld s from th e snow Saw th r o u g h tip* s till stre e ts erm ine hid T h e dw a rfish d r u m m e r g o — A w a r-w o rn h tie lent, t r a v e l- s tain e d , B e a ting a w u lrd ta tt o o . W h ose cun n in g lilt its lioarers ch a in e d And ca u g h t thorn ere th e y knew R a taplan! r h ttt stra ig h t th e y sp r a n g from sh o p and sta l l, and follow e d ere th e y knew . e a r l diseas e . M r. N ellis, i ted from U n ion C ol llege, i oyed In tine sm ith forsobk iron shook a S chencctiv nploye d In th New York PostofRce L a t e r he r e a d law w ith G e n e ral Hanford In th a t city. D u r in g th e go Id ex c item e n t in th e forties, Mr. Nellis m a d e t wo Huccessful H e fo u u ile l N elH st th e village w as lueo trip s to C a lifornia, j iu 186), an d wh te d It w anvil dum b On noisier business hound, irliI treble to th e boom ing porat i was th e pioneer off thh ee b i tt e r fight a q u a r te r of a c e n tu r y ago w h ich m a d e free th e b ridge there, th e m o v e m e n t u ltim a tely -------- freeing a | T b r ld g ‘ nam e d r o t I j villag e w as lu c o r- iu Ills honor. He GEORGE A. MOTT, LAWYER, M Ceurt Borough o f Brooklyn,N. Y. City , Lynbrook, Qneene Co., N. T. dges over\ th e As to N e g lected D e p o s lle. E. A. DORLON, ..BONDED AUCTIONEER... Odd Fellows' Block, itilw Street, near Ghorrh. FREEPORT. p r a c tically fi M o h a w k . A ssem b lym an M a h e r lias In tro lu c e d a bill providing th a t w h en an acco u n t h is . been held by a savings bank for eleven SIL y n b rook,\ “ 2090ABrooklyn.\ | years w ith o u t any deposits o r w ithdraw a l, - ---------- -- -r 1 ■ ! «»r th e p r e s e n tatio n of th e pass-book for e n t r y of I n terest, th e acco u n t, w ith a c c rued In terest, sh a ll bo paid over to th e S ta te T reasu r e r , to be held for th e rig h tf u l ow n e r. T h e bill f u r t h e r provides th a t s a v ings b a n k s shall re p o r t a n n u a lly to th e S ta te S u p e r in ten d e n t of B inks voucorulng ^accounts t h a t have lain d o r m a n t for ten years, Instead of fo r tw e n ty y e a rs as now. U roalley's L u e k y M ishap. I In a friendly sc u f ll» Ja m e s S m a lley, of I B n ldw lnsvllle. d lslo j i te I a bone iu liH I r ig h t knee. A fter w o rking over him for an hour th e d o c to r ) were u i n u j c e n f u l Iu tettlu g th e bone, an d d e c ided to send him to 8t. J o i e p h ’s H o s p ital, In H y raousa, dmalley w as pii>. ou a tra in , an I in a 1 justin g him self In t h e s i.it ho ao c ldetltal- ly struck h h w o u n d e d knee ou th e edge of th e seat, snapping th e d islo c a ted bone Into place, ^ h e r e u p o n he left th e tra in an d walked bfruie. T h e ouly III effects he experienced • ‘ere from th e chloroform a d ministered by th e doctors. Horton lie peal Passes Assembly. A ssem b lym an M e rton E. L e w is’s bill r e pealin g th e H o r to n S p a r r in g law has been passed by th e Assem bly. Pr ra a c tica a lly all JOHN P. WRIOHT, OMJfERAL AUCTIONEER, FREEPORT, L. I. in g drum sound: H ata p lan! riip clash in g , c lau g lu g m u sic ol his m ig h t) blow s resound! And th e r e u n w o n ted a r d o r lit The t r a d e r ’s w rinkled face. w o n d e ring n e ig h b o rs saw him quit e crow d e d m a r k e t place; tin k le of th e g a th e r e d pence oi r g o tten , ns he h e a r d , iw a rt tlio r e n d in g veil of sens#, he tain*h 1 Th T h e t Fo A t ' i \ tlio r e n d in g vo m o u r's innslej fu s u d d e n , s te r n stn perio u s word. Rutaplni)! c e n to, th e drum E r e th e slow p riest lilt b lessing said T h e bridegroom left th e bride. T h e m o u r n e r left t h e cherished dead H is love had w a tched beside. P r e s s e d close an d fast th r o u g h lane an d H e S y m p a th ised W ith th » Bo^m , H e Szire an d H e C o u ld n 't Sacrifice 111* Self-K e- epect hy S e rving a* K rltinli C o n s u l— C’h'irge* T h a t I lie F u n n e r Coneul Muke* A g a inst B iltle h A u th o r i tie s . W ashisotun , L>. C. (S p e c ial).—Charle* E. M acrum , w ho aban d o n e d tlio Am erican C o n sulship at rro t o r i u u n d e r sin g u la r cir cum stauef-s, left for Ivtst Liverpool. <> , nf te r giving out for publlcatlou a .-IgneJ atH tem e u t In w h ich he explains Ills course T h e sta te m e n t i*. iu p a r t , as follows: \T h e n ilu a t'o n iu h ^ e turla w as such th a t first, as a n ofllclal, I could not rem a in th e r e w h ile my G o v e r n m e n t at hom e wad m tly In th e d a r k as to t he ex * In S o u th Africa. 8<*con' m a n and citizen of th e U n ited S tates, •uuld not rem a in iu P r e to r ia , sacrificing my own self-respect and th a t of..the people of P reto ria, w h ile t ho G o v e rnm e n t at hom e co n tinued to l e a v e me Iu tin* position of a B ritish C o n sul and not an A m erican Con- \ I w a n t to say r ig h t her** t h a t t h e r e was not one s ingle request m a d e of me t h r o u g h tho D e p a rtm e n t -if S ta te lo o k ing to the P r e to r ia which d rep o rt upon acco rd in g a t h e o th e r h a n d , Atnerl- m th Afrl*a w e re in th a t dem a n d e d th a t th e D«*- ate should be co g n izan t of t'» m y orders, can in terests In condition wfcle T h e ever th ic k e n in g th r o n g ; All s to p p in g to th o m e a s u r e d beat T h a t m a r s h a led th e m along: R a taplan! FINANCIAL. BanhrRockYilleCentre VUlajfe Avenue, ROCKVILLE C E N T R E . L. I. jae s e t l by th e Assem bly . P c tic lly th e R e p u b licans voted fo r It. T h e w as 92 to 36. T h e r e w as no fight nga J tho p a s s a g e of t h e bill on th o floor, j ath le tic clubs ap p a r e n t ly being convinced th a t t h e i r cause In t h e A ssem b ly whs hope- leas. T h e bill now goes to th e S e n a te, and a vigorous o p p o s ition will be m a d e to It th e re. T h e resu lt 1* do u b tf u l, hut th e chances are Slightly iu favor of Its being SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS. President. TM0MA8 O. KNIGHT. Vice Pmiident. HIRAM R. SMITH. Ceehier. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Derf**, Thoms. O. Knight. Hlrem K Smith. Wmley H. Smith. Chulm L. W tilic. Austin Cnmwi.il N e le m H .Si John T. Dnn Edward T. 1 ton W. Purmll. We do s General Backing Busmen of Deposit Md Diamnt. Tn^wet Paid on Bpeeial Deposit*. ■ ■ D elhi laeued on England and the Year Patron ago fSihcited. BmMeg Honrs—0 A. M. to 3 P. M.; litRTday, * A. M. to 13 M. TSsooant Days—Tneeday. and Fr» daya,»A. M. THEFREBPORTBANK CAPITAL, 130, 000 . 1111 STREET, FREEPORT, L. I. •887,4(99,033 In H avings H a n k * . S t a t e S u p e r in ten d e n t of B ink « K ilburn s atAmofit of th e condition of .tiv i u g t inks on Ja n u a r y 1 show j t h a t th e i r to t a l I r e s o u rces had Increased # 31 . 731 , 237 . 6 ) slue j I I n o u a r y 1 of la-tt year, and th a t tlie s u r - I plus w as t l 11, 923 , 233 . 9 J, an In c r e a io of j 15 , 023 , 667 . 83 . Tho am o u n t d e p u ilte 1 last I year w as • 253 , 151 . 217 . 97 , o r • 21,70 909.76 I m o re th a n In 1933 . T h e re w are 1 , 931,371 j open accounts. T h e am o u n t d u e d e p o s i to rs w as $897, 483 , 659. 3 ), an in c r e a s e of I ♦ 71 , 333 , 282 . 83 . I S tate G r a n ts of L a n d U n d e r XX’ate r . I A ttorney-G e n e r a l D a v iei has sent a lot te r to G o rporatlou C lunsel W h a leh of New | York C ity Inform ing him th a t th e S tate L a n d B o ard had ado p ted a reso lu tio n p r o viding that no m o re g r a n t s of land u n d e r w a ter shall be m a d e , an d no p a te n ts for grants u n d e r w a ter Issued u n til th o th r e e oases In which the C o r p o ration C o u n sel Is contesting th e rig h t of t h e hoard to m a k e tuoh g r a n ts ag a in s t lih p r o test have been ad ju d icated . G reat K n a ln o e r in * F e a t. Civil 'E n g in e e r J. XV Kl^treH, of Rome, iu th e presence of h u u d r e Is of d o u b tin g ' T h o m a ses, s u c c e s s fully II >ate 1 tw o e ig h t oen-ton boiler-shaped kiln shells th r o u g h a can a l cu t iu Mm Ice an I e x ten d in g tho w idth of th e H u d s o n 111ver from G e rm a n tow n Btntion to t h e fl its ut S m ith 's Laud- lug, on th e opposite s h o r e . , T h e lingo cylin d e rs h id been s id e tr a c k e d at G e r m a n - tow n for a week o r more. To Save Ito a d e h le Tree*. CUo tonsiiig, t r ip p in g m e a s u re th e i r lines along. Bed su n s e t shot w ith snnguluo statu s ; A sw o rd across th e sky; W h a t sacred fever sw e lls our veins And lifts o u r h e a r ts su high? Clives y o u th no pence, gives age no rest flin t h e a rs tlm th ro b b in g roll T h a t kafecks so h a r d ag a in s t tho b r e a s t And sh a k e s th e b idden soul: B a ta p lan! **■” That strik e s tho h e a r t w ith in th e b r e a s t , p n r tm e u t \ I Issued th e tho Sliite D e m u s t rein A m e ricans wore contlni: fro n t and tak in g up n th e B e e rs. I also know th a t in u t t e r d e s p a ir at received from to D e p a r tm e n t th a t A m e ricans n a In n e u tr a l. In th e face of N lw - s , Xu. (S p e c ial).—A n o ther sshlp w as added t • th e U n ited S tates Navy T u e s d a y in j m l tig a t 11.2) o ’clock, w h en th e K e a rsarge. t h e .la r g e s t, speediest and m o st pow e rful fl^st-class battlesh ip u n d e r th e A m e rican flag, was form a lly placed in com m ission. Tiio G e n e ral S u p e r in t e n d e n t, W a lter A. Post, as th e re p r e s e n tativ e of th e N e w p o rt News S h ip b u ild in g and D ry D e c k C o m pany, tu r n e d th e big vessel over to C a p tain W. Si. F u lger, who receive i It for th e Navy D e p a r tm e n t. R e a r-A d m iral Bark m a u d a tit ou th is sta tio n , arrived N o rfolk N« vv Yard ou ncodtn p a o lod by a nut At th e ap p o in ted h o u r t K e a rsarge w ere lined up clock. S u p e r in ten d e n t Post form ferred th e b a ttlesh ip to th e G o v e rnm e n t, and afte r receiving th e s h ip C a p tain Folg«*r read his o r d e r s from S e c retary Long, a u th o r izin g him to com m a n d th e ship. A flag was raised at th e ship 's jU o rn , th e p e n n a n t w as raised aloft to th e a f te r t o p and tho naval post ban I played \T h e S tar Spangled B a n n e r .\ C a p tain V olger has not decided w h e n Tio-tflfi tak e th e Keur- sarg e to sea. T h e vessel |-» now com p leted. T h e first d r a f t of seam e n for her arrived early In t h e m o rning, from th e F r a n k lin , at N o rfolk. A d e tach m e n t <»f six ty m a rines arriv e d sh o r t ly a f t e r on th e steam e r from W a shington. As th e ling was raised the C h a rles les steam e r arrived w ith o n a G o v e rnm e n t tug, lu m b e r of officers. • th e officers of t h e i th e u p p e r rmnlly traus- t lio F a ta l tJplny of I lie H oy»—M ollies < filled 1 h e m In to th e H o lier. lto< 1 h e y <‘o n tln u e il V leying On I lie It < an«l XX'e m Down —Fat h e r M ay H ecoim ln«aiiH From U r lrf. C ape M ay C ourt H o rsB .N . J . ( S p e c ial).— ; u an effort t o rescu e h e r tw o sous from j Irow n lng Mrs. K ioc I i S tevenson los‘ her Ife. B Jtli h e r eu lld r e n pt rlsheti, aud th e ir at h e r, w h o hasten e d to th e aid of his wife, .vus ta k e n from th e w a ter unconscious. A n lu u to m o re and he would h a v e gone dow n j o rise no m o re. T h e tw o boys, ten and t h ir te e n y e a n old. were Sliding on th e Ice of th e mill pond len t th e Stevenson hom e . F rom her work ti tho house th e m o th e r c ) u l l w a tch them , an d ag a in she looked out to see them ylng on th e ap p a r e n tly solid the e d o o r sh h e m u st t c o m e m e n t an d n Sccietnvv H ay. who con,gratulni E NEWS EPITOMIZED W a a h ln e lo n H e ine. H e n d e rsonson hasas ap p p oli in te d M. R. S p e a k e r H e n d e r h a p o B lum e u b e rg ste n o g r a p h e r to eom rait- tees un d e r a reso lu tlo u recen tly passed hv th e H o u se c r e a tin g aa ad d i tio n a l com m ittee sten o g r a p h e r . T >5000 per annum . In th e course of a deb a te on th e civil service law in th e H o u s e , Mr. G rosy called th e co m p e titiv e system n -•redlted th e o r y .’’ and p r o tested ag of m illions to u p h a a in s t HYPNOTISTS Strange Case of George A. of Reading, Penn. F r i e n d G r a d u a l l y O b tain e d C o n trol O rel H im , B u t Is Now U n a b le to B e lieve III* S u fferings. i ho paym en Resol ti Mot ; ing, of New i com m ittee pointed, aft' AH Ferrouh Boy, t h e T u r k ish M luisto l who has been absent from Wiis a sh hlngtoi lngtou ff on th e death of Mr. C h lcker- York, w ere ad o p ted and a a t t e n d his funeral was np- w h ich tho H o u s e ad jo u r n e d . R eading , P- nu. ( S p e c i a l).—W hen G e o rge Z iegler ‘ o o k up h y p n o tism as a pxsfliho, w o rd ^untHi ‘ few m o n ths ago, he had no Idea it w o u ld j ttsU8 th e n w e n t f S tate t e De nvqunlu i lied nt th e S ta D e p a rt- e l Ills a c q u a i n ta n c e w ith J e s u s th e n w e n t to m ake n s lave of him , b u t ho Is in Its g rip , \ \C a,me m e t o Nnm and th e com b ined skill of half a d o r v u d o c to r s has been un a b le to free him, Mr. Z iegler Is s u b ject t o periodical spasm s of s u c h violence t h a t t«»n m e n a r e required to hold him dow n . Tine»e C onnect — , S y c h n r H e w e n t xBfc—A fter Jesu s left H e w as m e t by a « • lu G a lilee, w h e re sick n t O a p e ^ k l i o b l e m a n w h o se led i R ^ i i u d J e a n s * p o k e Jo h n 4 43-54. t o N n a a r e tb.^ Ing visit. H is ow n people to receive H im , bnt Jesu opens H is p u b lic w o rk lu C a l^ ow n .hom e . \ H i e custunt w 4 s .\ good e x a m p le for us. \T h e r e nfl evidences th a t Je s u s had fixed f A reciprocity nr ran g e n was signed by Commlsslo; A m b a ssador Fnva. S e n a tor Allison In a speech fo r th e C u r rency bill declared th a t nil d o llars were now on a parity w ith th e gold d o llar. T h e H o u se C o m m ittee vu M ilitary Affairs com p leted th e A rm y A p p r o p r iatio n bill. It carries f i l l , 700,364, ag a in s t ♦80,030,104 lu I ho bill for th e c u r r e n t year. tha ai t rntlllentiitlflcntlon anal T r e a ty Is Ion iu th e Sen It is said th Pnuncefote Cn it i a r ty questio n T h e N avy D e p a r tm e n t has •litlon of t ? -!. 000 , 000 . allow It f 6>,000,000. Cap** C h a r h u n d red and llfty nt Brooklyn, rooklyn m o u t. a t B com p r is ing th e crew of ittra c t i n g th e hatthH lilp M a s s a c h u s o tis, now out <>f ihe r a n b> com m ission. T h e full com p lem e n t of 520 W hen sh m en has not been secured vet. lu tiw 'r .l'e o V 'iC S T . , lu tU e c o a u tru .t l o u ut til- K » „ru|,rgu. in now ttm t mmiv of them ' ' ’ w11 \ 'U n J tH D * woro four yenra »nd lo u t le sp a ir n t th e ap p a r e n t a t t i t u d e of I lM.!'*'Vvn.1!r at out own G o v ern m«*nt. were tak i n g th e oath l' 11 u s e tts w as live yr -.t n llegtnhce to tile T rnu n v n .l KoimUllo. '>t C tnm p s . nn, 1 1,.. .. ....... . h a , l run,-li.nl th a t . t n t e th a t ’'J 1'1 -J^1' th s ul t i - ( nlon Iro n th e r»m,i.Un «nd » « ,.i ... ,i... 1 a f t e r f o u r yonM uu I th r e o m o n th s in bulb • la y in g o n th e a p p a r e n tly solid Ice. Going o t h d o o r s e c a lle l them to com e horn \ \Y o u m u s co m e iu n o w .\ she sai l. I ri»o rx’uv \A ll rig h t .\ th e y cried , a n d , hoy like .ippropria illd to w a r d th e edge of th e pond n e a rest likely to a! 10 me, h a v in g one m o re slide on th e w a y . — —— ------ Iu t h e ap p a r e n t l y solid p a r t of th e pond O u r A d o p ted lelam le. :bere w a s an a r e a of ro tte n ice. J’tiro u g h T h e n a tives of S a m a r and Ley his Into th e w a ter far beyond th e i r dept! n rP rot u m l tig to th e ir tow n s , •be lads w e n t, one a f t e r t h e o th e r , riieii norm a l co n d itions a r e being resut f t h e Hay- to bo m a d e of S e n a te. asked for an o n g ress Is —E d w a rd Sydney Tylee, |O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O C § The Duel of Cousins, jj o A Criiolty of W ar. ^ iping s o u l? lu tho S p e d •ailing to them th a t she was com In a c tin g th e at tt te e n tioi n off thh e faa tt en affairs h a d reach* Vice C o n sul, Mr. Van up Ills business, took t glan c e to th e rep u b lic , an front ns a b u r g h e r , I th o u g l como when I s h o u ld m a k e a conditions. \T h e mall for th e T r a n s v a a l had been all sto p p e d a t Capo Town by o r d e r of th e High C o m m issioner. W hen th is m a ll was finally forw a rded to mo, a f te r Colonel 8tow o , th e C o n sul G e n e ral at C ape Tow n , had secured its release, I had th e h u m iliation, ns tho re p r e s e n tativ e of tho A m erican G o v e rn m e n t of s ittin g in my office In P r e to r ia and looking upon envelopes h e a rin g i bo official seal of tbq A m erican G o v ern m e n t opened and officially sealed w ith a stick e r notify- th a t th e c o n ten ts had been r e a d by j ... . roport ol nra a u J seven m O regon w as live v ■ L’n lo u I r o n W „r INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF EGGS. JOHN J. RANDALL, President. CHAUNCIY T. SPRAGUE. Vice President. WILLIAM 8. HALL, Csshler. BOARD OF DIRECTORS! J«*e J. lUadnll, M tkO o z, iR. do Id*. ChsnocerT. Fpr.eee WMleen H. Onrnwell, Oeorge Wall Wllllnm a. D. Wesley Pine, rw eew D. R e u s, Ooiee Pettit. AW W tleeUs. Hsrrey B. Smith, OhartM L Wallnee, Oeorge M Ren,Lit William 8. Halt. Jo h n Y. Culyen, th e irell know n civil on- Ineer an d Inudacepe nrclilte,*!. hue pr v ered a bill, wh bic lch he will s u b m it to tho bile rlly by n .. . u u i uuvs uienv.l»|>V7 VUIIOI-I , u an pi • - pare d a bill, w h h e w ill s u b m it t o th o L e g l s l a t u n , for th e p r e s e rv a tio n of public roadsldo trees an d v e g e tatio n , o r d in a r ily cu ltiv a ted for m a k ing It a mlsdomen Maing signs ou them hitch in g posts or for lental purposes, n o r to disp lay ndv i or to use th e m , s u p p o r tin g bicycle re i i e l a n F o r » llllin l XVoinau. c i r c u late I In th e \ sklng th e U n it A p e tition is being Mntty of Hprlng Valley i \tatee iitee G o v e rnm e n t to aw H G o v e rn m e n t to a a rd a pension to Miss B. B lenker, a d a u g h te r of G e n e ral llleuker, w ho served In th e Civil W ar. Gen eral B lenker rem o v ed to S p ring Valley after th e w ar. Ills d a u g h te r now resides near th a t place. She Is alm o s t blind now and c a n n o t do a n y th in g to s u p p o r t h e r s e lf . To R e a p C h ild r e n Off t h e S ireele. Mr. Stevens has Intro d u c e d lu tho As- sem b ly, by r e q u e s t, a bill designed to keep ch ild r e n from tho s tr e e ts. It provides th a t no child un d e r eight years shall sell new s pap e rs o r black boots upon or In any pub lie p lace, an d no child un d e r fourteen years shall sell papers or black boots upon t h e s tr e e t s bet ween th e hours of 10 p. m. an d 5 a. in. H e a th of a C e n ten a r ian . D e n is Bel L a rg h o n died at his hom e in K a trm o u u t, a su b u r b of S y racuse, a t tho age of Jff2 y e a r s and four m o u th*. Ho was a F rench-C a n a d ian. Mr. L a r g h o u never . w o re spectacles, lost a to o th , anil was j a c tiv e up to a few days before his de ea al th . Ho lea vus seven l g r a n d c h ild r e n n u J i; fiw r 4 m r t m e n t equal to thoee of either the Hew York or Brooklyn Banks <w Trust Com- pMMe* and every accommodation aa far se is MMftMWiI with coneorvatlve management. il the rate of three per cent, paid on Is, three months or more. companies, socle- h lsraet at tl deMPepeelts, D i « |l hewed ea all pane oi Europe. Deiha peneral baa king hoalneae s t e t . ’i t i s r - 110--' KaUre gpUefactlon guaranteed. h e S B K S B ^ ^ a w w w I d prom p l sll#,ll,on • nd Job Printing At This Office. man faltered, not a man spoke. A m a g u i ti e e n t starlight xv evening rendered tho cold in o r e piereing. Lcielos formed on the men's beards, and their hands stuck fust to the barrels of their guns. And oc rasionally a bomb, flashing through | space like n streak of lighthing, caused the men to instinctively lower their heads ami look back of them where it had fallen among the officers if tho Zouaves. And still the silent procession movod on. To take possession of tho enemy's territory by a bold stroke, driving the Itnesians out of Sebastopol, and oc cupying it themselves, was their end in view, an end glorious enough to hurry them forward, regardless of tho cold, the frost, or the hour. The tmusiug apart of tho situation was that onco more Company Przezinski was to measuvu its sir Company Przezinki. For two m onths these companies, whose c aptains were cousins, had lam opposite each other. It was the strife of the Przczinskis. Both of Polish origin, belonging to the same family, the war of inde pendence hml separated them, the one’s father becoming Russian, the other's F r e n c h . They hardly knew each other's names, having hud but littltf, corre spondence, with probably no hope of ever meeting, when the Crimean Wai brought them in contact, mb- meeting took raised for the removal dropreseutntlc before tho i of such )Henve to Vit in tlio ilepa •ns w lih'h had been w a r am i a f te r it N ew Y obk C ity (S p e c ial). The c o n tinued cold w e a ther r e s u lted iu raisin g tho price of eggs from one coat am i a half to tw o cents a dozen. T h e cold snap and tho snow have com e t o th« roll'd of th e cold f.IVnV/ ;o Arms w ho have lost th o u s a n d s of 1,1 1 *' th is w in ter ow ing to th e m ildness w e a th e r an d th e way in w h ich th e sim p le bun has kept on layhig A g r e a t ninny of th e eggs York com e s from Chicago, th e last cold w e a th e r set iu void sto r a g e eggs wore s e lling for from eig h t to nine cen ts a dozen am i a n t o n o t e f h e r as h e r cries for help, s h e reached th e pond th e l i t tle f o l- ow s w ere catching hold of Hie Ice. w h ich <ept b r e a k in g as th e y g r a s p e d it. She ran .o t h e edge to help them , an d her w eig it, w ith th a t of th e hoys c l in g i n g to It. broke he Ice an d p r e c ip itate 1 h e r Into th e w a ter. The fa t h e r w as on tlm bank co m in g tc xer a n d sh o u tin g w o rds o Seeing how treach e r o u s hrew him s e lf flat whm >ponliig, then m a n y feet i whore his wife and ch ild ren w ere s t r u g gling. B u t in his efforts to reach his wife who was n e a r e s t lu him of th o th r e e , he Hist his b a lance ju s t as his fingers alm o s t were to u c h in g his wile. T h e scream s of th e fam ily bad caused aelghbors to r u n to th e sp o t. T h e y brok<= i nn th from th e shore to tlm open! he r o a d , an d m a n a g e d to d r a g th iclous fa t h e r out m o re de lie w a s re s u s c ita t e d . Wh« •onsclousness a n d learned lie was thoh onlynly duo of t h e family saved, his grief was so irod his mind may b e e t to w n s , an d th e bein g res u m e d . library G e n e ral Ludlow says th e | ubllc. schools will be opened lu H a v a n a ou M a y 1. The will go Into effect Ju I civil governm e n t w ill g o in to effe c t J l y 1. P u e r to Rico is ta k in g g r e a t in te r e s t in l he good roads m o v e m e n t in a u g u r a te d by G eneral Roy S. Stone. H o n o lulu is now ab s o lutely free from th e plague. The Island of T u tulln. one part of th e Sam o an group, has been placed u n d e r th e control of Che Navy D e p a r t m e n t. Assls- aut S e c r e tary Allen Is c h a r g e d w ith Its a d m inistration. G e n e ral Wood and his p a r ty re t u r n e d to HavnimT having com p leted th e i r to u r of the Island. t t h e unci reg a in e d s t e o d o llars t eggs, used in New w h e re before lng mo t h a t t he uc the censor at D u r DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOITOOOOGO , jjTh® N c l o s e fo r m a t i o n , opened wore of suc h a serious n a tu r e an d th e l a s t co ld w e a th e r se t tlio c o l u m n slo w ly i w o u ld req u ire such d e tailed ex p lan a tio n wore s e llin g fo r fro m e ig h t to a m i s i l e n t l y n d - Bint on N o v em b er 6 I filed « cable to th e ce n ts a doz e n a n d fresh eggs for from ‘ . ‘V d e p a r tm e n t, In code, sta ti n g t h a t I w ished th irte e n to -fifteen vents. D e a lers hero U c e (I. N o t u in/ive of a b s e n c e to Visit th e S tates. I re- I w e re inform e d from C h icago of a gen e r a l i th e d e p a r tm e n t a reply ad - advauvn th e r e , a n d th e price* in th is city th a t iny presence at P r e to r ia w ere raised In consequence, im p o r tan t to public In terests. ! W ithin th e last th i r t y d a y - th e r e linvo \O n th** Rth I teleg r a p h ag a in , advising been 71)0,000 c a.80.4 ses of eggs In (Mile th e d e p a r tm e n t t h a t th e sltu a ilo u w as not critical and th a t my presence in VICE- PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE N ew Y ork C ity (S p e c ial).—L ieu te n a n t G o v e rnor W o o d ruff, accom p a n ied by Mrs W oodruff, left this cit y Tuesday on a West- m i t r i p in th o in terest of his boom as i Vlee-P r e b I tl e n 1 1 a d ld u te on th e He critic a l an d th a t m y presenc e lu A m erica was I m p o r tant. No reply was received. I w ired again on th e 11th. No rep ly was r e ceived to t h is. On th o 14th I ag a in w ired th e d e p a r tm e n t. Ou th e 18th I ag a in Hied | dde. To this I received a reply Im m eul- cli was a re it e r a t io n of th e reply her l f received th is rep ly from th e A p a r t m e n t to m y cablegram of tho \ ‘You m ay como hom e. P u t A tterb u ry tem p o rarily iu ch a r g e . D e p a r tm e n t will lend m a n from here.' \ I left P r e to r i a th e night of D e c e m b e r 16, an d arrive*! in W a s h ington F e b r u a r y 5. \O n my w ay to W a s h ington, believing th a t I w as still th e Consul in P r e to r ia, I refused to m ake any statem e n t th a t would Involve tho d e p a r tm e n t or em b a rrass It. My one object was to lay inform a tion be- i t r u e sta t e of n d e p a r tm e n t niluo suIT1- tic u g t l i A g a in s t y on e obje c t w as to la y infoi fore th e d e p a rtm e n t as to D ie t affairs iu S o u th Africa. If th o th o u g h t th e s e facts w ere of m d e n t to w a r r a n t tlio expenses of t had tak e n I expected to be rem and re tu r n to P reto r ia. \ in s t e a d of this, I fin 1 Score saw fit not t o w ait un til I could pr reasons In person and has been a anivlng p a r tn n e r to discired of egg s 111 I supply u n p r e c e d e n ted lu th e histo ry <>t any city. T h is q u a n tity w a s ab o u t six ty per cen t, of all t h e m a r k e tab le eggs in th e U n ited S tates d u r i n g J a n u a r y . QUEEN APPEALS TO NATION. F o r m e r Troup* Aekcrt to Ite-E n llst F o r H o m e D e fence. L ondon (By ('aide'). T h e (Jtieen, t h r o u g h her p r iv a te secretary . Sir A rth u r Jo h n Biggs, lias s e n t th e follow ing lettoi to th e C o m m a n d e r-In-C h ief of th e Forces, Field M a rshal L o rd W olseley: \M y D e a r Lord W o lseley: As so la r g e a p r o p o r tio n of tho arm y is now in S o u th A frica, tho Q ueen fully senlizas t h a t neces publican tick e t. Mr W o o d r u f f , in tin speeches t h a t he wll d e liver, w ill discus.1 every n a tio n a l ques Mon now before tin A m e rican people. T h e L i e u t e n a n t G o v e rnor’s itiu e r a n hided an addre&i Domeefcfe. T h o m a s B r e n n a n , of P h ilad e lp h ia, P e n n ., was hanged for tho unprovoked m u r d e r of Henry E llio tt, a n e ighbor a n d fellow -w o rk m an lu a colliery Tho stable of th e late R o b e rt B o n n e r, with th e exception of M aud S.. t h e form e r l l o t t i n g cham p ion, was sold in New York City f o r 132,415 ory inspectors, w h ile raid in g real s h o p s In B rooklyn, w ere Ita l ia n wom en arm e d w ith T h r e e fact tenem e n t T h e Mini Mured t h a t ooustltutlonnl. Miss Sarah P o r ier. w h o se s c h o o l for girls Is know n all over th e c o u n t r y , died at F a r m ington, C o n n ., nt th e age of eig h ty - L im itenant-G o v e rnor W o o d ruff, of Now fo r k . Is a g a in lu tho race for th e R e p u b ll- ph ii V lce-Presldeutlul nom ination. P r o m in e n t E a s te r n ed u c a to r s took tw u e with P rofessor S u m n e r 's assertio n before ho Yale seniors th a t n inety p e r cen t, of m a rr iages a r e u n h a p p y . T h o m a s D iehl, a w e a lthy P h ilad e lp h ia yer, nad K a th e r in e M arie G a llag h e r , a r o r p h a n , w e re m a r ried in New York Include d a n addre s i jo o r o r p h a n , w e re m a n before th e M ichigan City on D e c e m b e r U Inst. ( luh. of D e tr o it, ol ! T h e H o u se of R e n reson TIMOTHY L. WOvD- • W a s h ington as ai E x p a n s io n ist,\ an d f \ Ifllt ( o (Mi I c a g * w h e re several clubi of g r e a t p o litical social ii In fluenc ed Inforu tod fo r h\! I vise. I that trip I thelir rated to Iv itialir .2 sary m e a s u r e s m u s t be adopt defence. H e r M ajesty is a l w o u ld be possible to raise for a year an of flcleut force from ber4old s o ldiers w h \ have alread y served us officers, n o n -com m iss Ion ^officers p r iv a tes, an d , confldeot lu s tlevotlon to th e c o u n tr y an d loyally^ one, th e Q u e e n ap|i p e a ls to them •options for him when he arriv e d in th* •Itv. Mr. W o o d ruff had received an Invl atlo n to sp e a k In M ilw a u k ee afte r hie visll o C h icago. THE KENTUCKY CONTEST. H o u se of R e p res e n tativ e s a t C o lu m - m s. O h io, by a vote of 63 to 33, passed the laffl n -A n ti-C o n v ict C o n tr a c t Lal>or bill which Is m o d elled a f t e r a law of tlud now lu force In New York Kti th e sam e T h e proposed an d Inevitable in c r e a s e lu stre n g t h of th e arm y will dem a n d a iu th e s tr r e n g t h connivin g p a r t e r to d is c itin g reporte i of m y official nets. I com e hom e to flud nn atte m p t has been m a d e t*» tear down mv rep u tatio n . \ I w ish to sta te r ig h t here th a t when I accep ted my post ns C o n sul T knew noth- ! lug of uuy secret allian c e betw e e n A m e rica an d G reat 'B r i t a i n , an 1 th a t 1 bad ..... n n o th in g In th e reg u latio n s w h ich m a d e tlie , C o n sul of th e A m e rican R e |oibli'1 subject to th o will ms and cap rice ->f an English ihllltM v cen s o r a t D u tb a n l cam e I » A m erica w ith a m o tive -if w h ich I urn not SHREWD COUNTRY POSTMASTERS. th r o n e , t h e Q u een a p k'e her once m o re lu plact) tiny jfrry J w h o f«-r a tim e , s id e by s ide w ith t snout my , I'b’s of her «• •l-mies, a r e nobly r**si silent or inva-lou of h *i South A frican pos: orte ! H ° r M ajesty linn s-ignifle 1 h e r plea* l lie-** b u ttalloii shall Royal R e tervo B a ttallo! ib'slgunted th e -•[ h e r arm y . LOSES WIFE. CAINS $30,000. A g a inst II I f K assa *- (\ i i , \ . M\. (Spe dal —A rthur G rissom , e d ito r «-f a s* - iety pap e r p u b lished in New York c i t y . -Ilsmls^e l liis s u it for 1 110,000 dam a g e s In s titute.I ag a in s t his The ir first meeting t place dur- tho xvouuded. ing a true day s befo re h is d children, tw e n ty-fl v ten great -grand Jhll- K s p e r tetl e l I’srl* . « N e a rly 300,000 visito rs from th is c o u n tr y •xpeeled t o atte n d th e W orld s F a ir at I am a farmer loc.itcd nc.ir Stony Riix>k. o n c u f t!-e most m.ilariou* districts in this State, and w a s hilhrrcd wth m.il.iru for ve.ns, .it times W I could not w o r k , .md w j s always very vonsiip ited .is wrll For ye** I hid nuUna so had in the sp tin ^ . wh .1 enu r e d in plow ing, ■Wt I could do nothing but sh.ike. 1 must have t.iken jhout .1 h.irrel *f<|uininc pills besides dozens of other rem e d ies, hut never obtained ' ssy Bermaneot benefit. List fall, in peach time. I h id .1 most se ious ltle ( l l of chill$ and then cnmmencvd to take K-pans Tahules. upon a M mk T s advice, and the first box made m e all right and I have never been without them since. I take one Tabu.e each morning and mgln sometimes when I feel more than usually exhausted I take three in _ ^_y. They heve kept mv st.-madh sweet, mv N'wels regular and I have not had the lc..sf-touch of tnal-ria nor s >lil|ing head .yhe since I r s 1 u siia ■ more refreshed jhan fetmerly. I don't know 'how many complaints Ripens Tabtlks will help, but I do know tliev wiM cure any one in the Condition'I was and i would not be without- them a* any price. I honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient 10 take. I dm twenty-seven yens of age and have worked hard all mv life, the •■me as most tanners, both eartv and la'*e and m all kinds ol weather, endl (save never enjoyed such good health as I have since last fall; in 6 cL my neighbors hav? all*remarked my 111 proved condition and have ■BA •* Say. John, what are you doing to look so healihy ? \ y g .V A V i 'Z s.y tjiw ,l 5 « 165 ffa 5 •w k 'S l fwUfTU. Tho Busfliaii xvuut towanl the Frenchm an with outstretcheil hau«ls. “ Good day, Adam.” Tho Frenchm an umhrnvod Uim, say ing •‘So it id ou the battlefield that wo become nequaineed, my dear Boles- “ Yes; God wills that for the mo mout we should he brother enemies. ' And seated apart from the others, hand in hand, they talked of their kin, of linaum ami France. But the clarion soon startled them. Already they must part. F.acli must leave the neutral ground and regain his own q u a rters. They would again become enemies. This was tho last opportunity they over had of conversing peacefully. But this night they were apaftt t«» meet, and a strange presentim ent heavily oppressed the French officer's A shot brought the column to a halt They had been discovered. Then like lions they sprang forward. Not a gun answered the Hussiaus fire, but the wounded fell wijljout a cry «>i murmur, the wild and bloody vha«eiu the night presenting a fantastic spec It is a silent hand-to-hand encoun ter that is terrible Nothing is heard but the heavy breathing. The glis teniog bayonets are raised for an in slant, tkeu furiously plunged iu thcii scabbards of flesh. The prolonged struggle grows fiercer; a blow is aimed ut Adam's heart, but a sword has ■turned it. Boleelaw ha* saved his cousin's life. They look at each other badly, thev grasp hands. The silence is oppressive. The combat has apparently ceased, and the officers understand. The soldiers who have fought *<■ bravely for their cause are wondering what their captains will do. And perhaps the latter, t-»\ ques tion themselves. “ Why are we here To fight. ' * Then tight it shall be. They separate, cross ft*<.rds rush forward then n clash The soldier* cease striking and lo«*k oil not one approaching t interfere iu the sublime combat. Now a voice is lu a r d • I am younger, Adam. It is 1 wh >hvuld die.” “ No. Boleslaw yen saved my life. I cannot strike “ Very well, ibeu. Both tvgetber “ YV n . together.’’ •‘Adieu, brother. ' • ‘A d i e u . ” The two arm.- are thi net i-ut. t n iiodie* fall. And before rent wing ibe battle they laid them side by mae iu the same the scene, the last of eziuskis. — Fr m the French \ s i n g l e o o d t i t h p r o d u c e s i l.VVV.WJ eggs m a asssoa. Il«iw Tliev Increase tlm allowing *»r Ituwl neai D im e hy T h e m . W ashin - itgn . D. ('. (S p e c ial).—T h rifty , c o u n tr y postm a e to rs will I jh su r p rised when th*»y bwirn of th e check will h ic h tin •stal au th o r i tie s have thorn in fu tu re. fatherH n -lnw , D r. W. s. W- im -D of th e N a tional B ank of Co tun a llu n a tln g th e nfTcctions of his v'Vir stm a s to rs, except chec k w tle-ilgund to put As Is g e n e rally th e one in Is flxetl hy arles g a u g e I hy th e am o u n t of m o n ey receive-! d u r in g tho year from t!i\ sale of p o s tage s tam p s . • It has for years been th e custom of co try po s tm a s ters t > swell th<*<*alesof at th e ir resp e c tiv e offices far k now ii , all pos New York (’It law , have xccsv*H age, and lag New York m er- niH iiufacturers w li\ live In tow n s of New J e r s e y , New York -Iness of th e tow n or th u s vender them s e lves eligible •used pay, hv inducin g New Y ►e> N uu u e i'ticu t, a n d who use great q u a r Iu th e ir husiuesi crease d pa> ch a n ts and su b u rb a n and Co n till •* of p o s tage stam p s In t to pu rch a s e th e s e s tum p s from th e village or tow n postm a s ter. M ore th a n i 1, 0011,000 in stam p s bought in c o u n tr y post office* a r e h a n d led In New York C ity alo n e yearly, a n d as a result t h e local a u t h o r i t i e s got no credit fo r th e w >rk-Uiey have\ to do w ith th i s big m a il. M e p s have been tak e n to stop th is schem e t\ benefit t h e co u n tr y p o s tm a s ters ut th e expense of th o s e In th e larg e cities. , H e r e a f ter all p o s tag e stam p s delivered p o s tm a s ters will b e a r a D e p a rtm e n t p r iv a te m a rk, w h ich. It Is th o u g h t, wi I put a sto p to th e btislne**. T b h new rib* fo Into force p r e tty so r n . m m vrce. wife and hienc.li of c o n tr a c t. I'lia term s \f settlem e n t arc said to elude tho pay m e n t lu Mr. G ri-^om yf ♦:i0,( w h ile Mrs. G rissom was allow-' 1 a divnrec, th e r e s titu ti o n of h e r m a iden nom e , J u l ia st\ i i c W oods, a n d tho <?u6toily of th e i r tw o - y e a r - o ld child. Mrs. |lrisso m illod h e r su it for dlvor-’e M o n day m o rning, an d a d e c r e e was gran ted h e r w ithin a few h o u r s ’ tim e . BOY BANISHED FOR TWO YEARS Iiii|>u*e« a Novel G lin t - - s . Mass, i s p p \ ln h Art liar Payne, a llfteeu-yeur-obl lad. w as sentenced to be banished from th e S ta te for tw o years in th e D istrict ('• urt h e r e .after h a v in g pleaded guilty on a • b a r g e \f fo r g in g a check. A g e n t W a lker o f th o s t a t e B a r d of C h a ri lies recom m e n d e d t h a t th e case be p'.nc *d ou file, on conditio n th a t P a y n e leave th e R a te w ithin ten days and not re t u r n for tw o years. T h e a r r a n g e m e n t was sa ti s f a c to r y to all concerned, and th e c .j u r t p r o nounced sentence. T h e lad 's fa t h e r will ta k e him to C a lifor nia to rem a in w ith f r iends un til t : m p-Tl - 1 of hl.s b a n ishm e n t expires. At th e end of th e tw o y e a r s , If lie •omev bttrtk i \ M assa- , tlio bey will ho p laced iu ch a r g e D e m o c r a tic I.eK lelalor* In J o i n t Sceeloi ItatH y A c tion on G o v e r n o r e h lp . EnA'MG ui i , Ky. (S p e c ial-). Tho Dem o •ratio m e m b e rs of tlio tw o houses of th* L e g islatu r e m et in joint session a t 3 o'clock Tuesday aftern o o n and by a vote of 74 to tutliled th e form e r proceedings by whicl W illiam G oebel w as d e c lared G o v o ruot , i J.. t \ W.. Deckeck hum am Lleutouaut-Gieu o v * sine* ! when about to blow opein th e «*f j postofflco a t N a u ticoke. P e n n . He wn: I akou before I'n lteil S tates C o m m lsslnnei Ikosburre, an d , iu d e f a u lt com m itted to jail. ' \’l InivhiK n in g dccbled in cauIMIS c u s not to nt | H „ n ry B. and H e n ry E. Mnt ason, of t ho iLb-piiou- of tliemin-in by.ytlii> th e joo inn t assempiHinhly b ly I (tiesMl., agg gg r,e e g|. a tini gK *403,000. Tin h e ir asi l r , o th e Dc-n. «•»«\• !!!! sre *700,000, consistin g p r in c ip a lly of •outests. • rrospoudliig increase iu th e s t e n g th of •he corps of cadets at th e West P o in t M ili ary Academ y. T h e M a ryland L e g islatu r e voted dow n •esolutions of sy m p a th y w ith th e B o e rs, ix-M a y o r L fttrooe saying th a t greed for fold j r n s tho cause of th e w ar In S o u th j i f r i # . j FroderJHJv Kulfur, of B rooklyu, w ill re- ! reive f 15,941 from th e Brooklyn R a p id Transit C o m p any, as a r e s u lt of a decision ! ;f th e C ourt of A p p eals. Ho s u e d th e cotn- | >nny th r o u g h his g u a r d i a n for dam a g e s - lor personal injuries sustain e d by being | run over by one of Its ears, and won his rase in all th e c o u r ts . C h a rles M o ran, alias Reed, was c a p tu r e d when abo u t to blo w op e th e safe iu th e 1 J C. W B h L ten a n t or. an d th r o u g h w h ich Beckham , d e a th of Goebel, eluiuis t i t l e to t » o f G o v e rnor. I ako u befo re i he R e p u b lican m em b ers of t lie L e g ls la j If a im , in Wll e rem a ined aw a y from th e jo in t ses- *2000 ball, coi 1 In .Ic-clUoii lu CIIU n u t to nt j | | „ n ry u . inn! U s u ry E. M i '* - t1’ ‘Sm11 '- n uiioptefl tlm re.sulu [ (jj-,,, 0f >tuson Itrothnrs, Ulllftitgo. w t h n- Mun I.IV nml ' IIH lln u -» T iie.diiy, un. bm ikrupm nnd rvlluvni! ut llnlill- I'll ........ . t l j i t ns i , „ „ |i 1 trOJ.OOO. T ■ in llie D e m e v r a tle s tan il' •'••* ' lw ------ — • • w u. T h spasm s eo m t upon 111m sudd e n ly , w ith little w a rning, h a b i t s .” \S y n a g o g u e . '\ T h e f*yna His m u s c les seem endow e d w ith su p e r n a l- w as not In use till a f te r t h e Babylonia iigtli. One m a n m u s t sta n d on his U v ity. T h e y co u ld only be erected holds them , one sits on his ten m en In e a s y o ir c u m s tan d e s ( c a lled d each h a n d and several I o f case” ) could be found to a tte n d m o re his h e a d , nnd still he m a k e s them T h e people sat w ith th e i r faces to w a r d s s t r u g g le foi o r an hour an d a half before th e r e lh e tem p le; th e t o w e re \c h i e f seall*' fd r elders, an n d th o wom en sa t by thsnr d a y .” We sh o u ld , o a n o t h e r h- ch e s t, tw o hold m o re h is lieaV s t r u g g le f is any relief, thits is tlm-e tho cider s , a d All G tim he Is p a in f u lly cognlEjAt of solves. \S a b b a t h d a y .” Wo s h o u ld , OB •crythlug th a t goo* ou. IlW ^ a c l a l th e S a b b a th d a y , alw a y s avoid work, cott- m u soles tw itch and co n t o r t . T h e only v e rsatlo n an d read in g unlit fo r t h e Lord's d r u g t h a t relieves him Is m o rphine, an d he day, an d give o u r s e lves to sp i r i tu a l exer* him s e lf directs th e d o c t o r w h e re t o inject olsee. T h is w a s H is c u s tom . If He needed It. tho m e a n s of g r a c e s u r e ly we do. \S to o d ;>.\.” T hh ee yy sto to o d too read th e S c r ip tu res, T h e w h o le coo*! legloc's first \spell'* occurred last , w h ile he w as at w o rk in u r a ilroad u p T s o d t but sa t dow n to teach . ’J Ion s tood d u r in g tho i m a c h ine shop. He w as carried to a doc- ; g a llo n s too d d u r i n g th o r e a d in g . to r 's office, but n o th in g could bo d o n o for 17, \E s a ln*.” G reek form of Isnlel him ex c e p t to ad m i n iste r m o rphine. Aa- “ The bo o k .\ T h e roll. T h e S c r ipture# o th e r tim e when he had an a t t a c k lie was wore w ritten on parch m e n t, w ith tw o roll- U k e u to th e H o m a 'opntblo H o s p ital, but * f r a , so t h a t , as th e y were read, lo th ln g could he d o n e for him th e re, rolled on an d tlio o th him t h e r e , rolle d on y day, and la g t h e 8- Som e tim e s he had a t t a c k s over; th e n every week. T h e a t t a c k alw a y s o c c u r s a t 'e x a c t l y th e sam e tim e of day. A fter It w as over no* one w o u ld suspect th a t th e p a tien t had been so violent. T h e cau s e of th e s o a t t a c k s w as for a tim e a puzzle. One d o c tor a t trib u t e d them to ty p h o id fever. Som e of th e neighbors beiteved Z ieg ler bew itched and w a n ted t o call In a w itch doctor. The fam ily Is now convinced it Is a'c a s e of ex cessive hypnotism . Z iegler an d several friends becam e in terested In hypnotism e ig h t m o u ths ago. Several learn e d It, an d Z iegler often a l low ed them to ex p e r im e n t ou him . They w e re unsuccessful at first, but one young m a n seem e d m o re cap a b le th a n th e rest, He obtained g r a d u a l c o n tr o l over Z iegler, and finally could m a k e him do an y th in g he chose. Z iegler’s relativ e s ch a r g e d Ills 'f r i e n d w ith h a v ing b r o u g h t t h e y o u n g m a n Into this co n d itio n , but ho said he could not help It. T h e n he s a id he w o u ld see to it th a t Z iegler g o t no m o re \spells an d for several weeks Z iegler w a s m u c h b e tter an d th e spasm s left him , but a few days ago th e y broke out w ith g r e a t e r violence th a n ever. T h e hy p n o tist declares ho Is unable to do a n y th in g for him . A si ran g e fe a t u r e of th e case Is th a t w h e n e v e r Z iegler Is ta k e n ill Ills hypnotic friend grow s su d d e n ly III also, th o u g h lu ser degree. T h e r e h a s boon som e talk cau s in g th e m a n 's a r r e s t, t u t no s teps et boon tak e n , Z iegler Is about years old. dlvlu 1 - 2 . 8. \fS rea d , one was h e r rolled off. B e a d - p tu r e a should alw a y s be a p a r t m d ilp . \ I t whs w r i tte n .\ — laa. 18. \ p i r it. .Is upon M o .\ TUI* was given H im a t I lls b a p tism . \ H a t h an o in ted M e .\ I have been set a p a r t fo r th i s very purpose. T ills la tho Aral g r e a t qtiallflea- lion of n tru e p reach e r . \The Gospel.” G o o d new s co n c e r n in g Him self, His mis sion, an d th e d e liv e r a n c e He brings. \To I he p o o r .” T h is w as th e crow n ing proof th a t Jesu s wa* t h e M essiah. W h en Jolie sent ask in g reg a r d in g His H is reply was, T e ll Jo h n , tin have y e t eighteen ; NEW ADVANCE BY BULLER. H e O c c u p ies n H ill In Ilia F o u r th A ttem p t to Iteltev e L a d y s m i t h . L ondon (By ('a b le -).—It is r e p o r ted from Chlevelev. u n d e r d a t e of S u n d a y , th a t G e n e ral Duller h a d estab lish e d his h e a d q u a r te r s on H u s s a r H ill. H e a v y artillery firing was m a in tain e d at In terv a ls by both sides from W e d n e s d a y u n til F r iday. The B ritish slow ly pushed th o advance, and d in tr e n c h e d B ritish slo w ly push th e i r In f a n t r y occupie d in tr e n c h e d new in front o f H u s s a r H ill w ith slight positions losses. T h e B o ers are s u p p o s e d to have m o v e d th e i r big g u n s back over th e T u g e la F r i day aftern o o n . Tho rifle lira was heavy a t T h e w h o le c o u n t r y is th ickly reeled to Hlnngw nn no o Hill, ill, w h e re th e ronglv fortified and from e s h e llin g th e B r itish w ith w ooded. T h e B ritish op e ratio n s w e re tho c a p t u r e of H lang w a H Boers w e re slroi w h ich th e y w e n g r e a t accu r a c y . C a u g h t in T r a p , D ied !• Iglitlng. L ondon (By C a b le).—A d isp a tch to th e rim e s from B iw u w p o o r t, describing th e re llrm e u t to A rundel, d r a w s a tten tio n to th e devotion of tw e n ty m e n of tlm V ictoria M o u n te d Rifles, who w e re c a u g h t in a trap and died t o n m a n , lig h tin g to th e last. Kopv* Get P o w d e r T h r o u e l i S w a illan d . L ondon ( By C a b le).—A d ispatch from th e Sw a z iland bo r d e r says: \T h e Boer agent at B rom o rsdorp, S w a z iland, has been m a in tain in g re g u l a r com m u n ication w ith D e lagon Bay, via Sw a z iland. Two coolie cu r r iers have been b e a r in g sacks, supposed to con tain suit, th r o u g h T o n g a land. On exam ination It w as found th a t tho sacks contained g u n p o w d e r .\ COLD FINDS IN TEXJS. XX'on-lorfiiI DiM'nvffG*** K e p o rled A iimmir I h e <'I i I h |»» M o u n tain*. A v s t in . T e x a s ( S p e c ial),—D iscoveries of gold of w o n d e rlul r ichness have j u s t been m ade l u j j i o C h ispa M o u n tains, In Brows ier Coiftity, an d th e r e Is g r e a t exclteitf'ent th e r e s u lts of assays th a t have been o £700,000, com unbared real est Slonu M a rtin, tw e lve years old, was D o w n e d in tho N a s h u a River at tiouth F itch b u r g , M ass., d u r in g bfi a tt e m p t to her hom e, w h ich ris l r g w a ter had t th e A n ti-T rust C o n ference In C h icago solusolu tiotio nn ss C o mm m itteettee agg r e e d too It. H. R u ssell, a m ining e x p e r t, w ent to lhe u«*w d i s tr ict to I n v e s tigate, lie w rites th a t th e ore rivals in rlohnest an d ex ten t llie New Alma leu llel Is of C a lifornia, P r o s p e c to r s a r e r u s h ing to th e locality. Over 130 c laim s have been alread y located F m n him inlant I're to r iu * Net Free. C o m m a n d a n t P r e to r ia* , w h o was cap ♦ u rod by th e B rjtisii at E la n d s laag te, and th r e e o th e r Boer prls oners w e re haodet over to th e Boon from A r u n d e l, Cap* Colony, a few days ago. A m esseiigei ui.-Ier a flag of t r a c t had previously nr r a n g e d l lie pro cliu s e tts , th e bey will of a p robation offl-'er. C r o p 1* I,u r g e . T h e present crop -V p e a n u t- , w h ile not • -f e x c e llent q u a lity , Is ab n o r m a lly ''la r g e . A r r e e l e d F o r It t i l i n g III* A g e d XX'lfe. W illiam J . G a rlan d , of P h ilad e lp h ia, who has been ru n n in g a s a loon in Ph-ebus. Va.. for several m o u ths, li.^ hemi arre s t e d •barged w ith th e m u rd e r of Ids w ife,w h o m he m a r ried hi C a m d e n , N. J . six m o n ths ig 3 . H«' is th i r t y years old, ah * was .sev enty nn-1 rich. W hen th e w o m a n 's body w ts exam ined hy pU>>ielau*, * pinhole was found th r o u g h th e h e a r t. G a rlan d lenles th e crim e. N avh I Academy** New C o m m a n d e r . R e a r-A d m iral N;iir has been d e tach e d from th e com m a n d of th e N aval A • v lem y A n n a p o lis, M 1. C o m m a n d e r R ichard i m o u D t l n g to a l i t t l e over i the follow ing -1a> got th e from his tro u s e r s pockets. W a inright succeeds him . N e h raek a H inglnr* Get fclO.Ml Leo J o h n s o n • dd his h a r d w a r e htoro at Mead, N e b ., a n d r e e d v o d cash In paym e n t i little ov e r 47301. B u rglars en t i r e am o u n t T h e C o a l F a m i n e in F u v o p e . T h e scarcity of coal al-roa l i- a featu r e not confined to an y uuo co u n tr y . E n g lish production, cu r t a ile d by th e Soutli Afri •an w a r, is lig h t, and th e only a p p a r e n t ob stacle to » heavy mov-«ineut \f Ameri-vm coal to E n g land lies in t h e scar ity f ton- tinge KD-I th e higli r a t e s dem a n d e d . P lan e F o r n W a r C o l l i e r . S e c retary R y o t. o f th < W at D e p a r tm e n t W a s h ington, ! ia - Army w a r collegM »-ruor> Island an 1 R e C o m i a r e e d t re port iu favor of G o v e rnm e n t o w n e r s h ip of railroads. Speeches wero m a d e by ex- G o v e rnor Alt gold, Max or Jo n e s , ex-A ttor- •loy-Genoral M o u n e tt, Tom L. Jo h n s o n , G e o rge Fred W illiams an d others. Mrs. G race B rady, w idow of th e young ito c k broker who co m m itted su icid e som e m o u ths ago, killed herself lu Now York City. F o r e i g n . Saturday, April 14. has been selected as ifio d a te for th e olllclul opening of th e s E x p o s ition, instead of E a s i e r Kuu- of coal, th e tiered th e re- o th e lim its In consequence of th e .lack G o v e rnm ent of S a x o n y has o itrlotlon of th e train service if ab s o lute necessity, Tho price of coal in m a n y places In G e r m a n y lias alm o st doubled, and atte n tio n Is ra iled to th e o p p o r tu n ity of A m e rican : ex p o rters. T h e London streets are In a fearful con- | lllto n from tho enow an d sleet, and m a n y ! ped e s tr ian s have s u s tain e d f r a c t u r e d lim b s from failing on tho Icy pavem e n ts. T h e gram m e . T h e p n s Irum 1I1IIIU Vll out-r- had a <’o r d la , ll0rae9 have'suffered g r e a t l y , m a n y having Interview w ith Gen 0 be sliot a f ter break in g th e i r legs, era I ( lerneuts a n 1 w e re tak e n in nr .•imtmlance half way mp. The accom p a n y ing pie ftu-liuii D rctorius “how - h lu ug tt.o \sm a s lter\ h a t w o rn hy tin t-ddiers flglitlug th e B ritish troops. (1 d e t a il s of a 12, J»y Lord i te i mi iiii (\iflo n e l Itp n .lw m ln ft. L o v e l l D e n I C o lonel B e n jam in K Lovell, P r e s ld o i.. •• (he Jo h n I* Lovell Arms C o m p a n y , of Bus fou, an I well know n th r o u g h o u t th e Nev V.ngland s t a t e s , died ut his hom e at Wey m o u tn. Moss.. M o n day aftern o o n . Coloue i | was 1 o r u in Weytn »uth, Ju j y 10 1-11 ID- en listed in Com p any A, F o r ty ser,) nd R egim e n t, M a s s a c h u s e tts Volun eer* 1862 s n a *erved do fln if Uia r e m a in Ier of t'A Civil War. ID« scrverl oo Mi** -tuff • o v e r n o r s L o n g ami ( 'oiige, and wm u m e m b e r of*G ivuru h e - l x- ,t n e i'o u n o il. If- ••urs in th e MaM-a Siunotts Legi wi l -w a n d t w • -lauguters »rnl g a les have sw e p t th e coast. T h e B ritish W ar Office Issuer reconnaissance on Febr I D u u d o u n ld's cavalry, w h ic h has been do- og th e scouting work for G e n e ral Duller, rind som e skirm ishing near S p r ingfield, in j w h ich h lieutenant an d six m en w are c a p tu r e d by tho Boers. The r a i l e d Kjtntos C a n a l Com m ission a r rived nt (.ifnnndn. a f te r com p leting th e exam ination of th e ship cau il ro u te across N icaragua. All the m e m b e rs are In good health. T h e sp-iti!-h G o r t r n m e n t refused to i ro- duce the dlspalclH - which w ere e x c h a n g e d betw e en Spain and th e U n ited S tates be fore war began when req u e s ted to do so by g i-dature. vivo liiiii. T h e en tire A u s tralian in f a n tr y , now wltli Green j B ritish forces in Houtli A frica, Iiaf r Wol i m o u n te-l. m o u n te because h<>rse:non. Only and ue e 'dle e J Ne w#r G te m i i i g • P a r is needs TOO.OOO q u a r ts \f milk T h e r e is nn in^rea-e.i {••man t Koglaii will sen le re is nn i The p e a r v Aroi f' .'In **{,edition fr mb B r v k l si- -ut J u ly 15. T h e 56*)2 nntlonni banks f -I a relief W ind w a r 1 t h * U n ite! i-l cent.- iu To C o m m a n d at 1'ago I'ngo. I The S e c retary .>f t h e Navy at W asUlugt-m ap p o in ted C o m m a n d * r B e n jam in F r a n k lin Tilley as th e first cum raan l in t f tlic now U n ited H int*, naval sta t i o n ■ I’.ig Pag -, T u tu Its, ■ El com m a n d \f th e collier I'ro i n l n e n t I'ro u l* . neon W|jh**lmina • -f g.»y c o lors. PrlncM H e n ry of I i -ij l v Siam e se ban c I»* sh pow d e r f r • p o rt*- v t h - F reneh G o v e rnm e n t in t a g - i over th e attlcde for- iverum e n t m s m a n y ndvn The New Z*Nlau 1 • o cxp.«n 1 fli.&OO.Oik) i it lu r in g th e nex t t w.- year-. F o r calling an o th e r :nan be telep h o n e a citizen \! • \ : - I-a a • i 'u t l e r , of B o ston, is to giv* •00 t o th e t-'xrn of F a r ngt m . Me. la d v e place, fur a publi • u b rarv. Tiie U n ited S tales M i r l a - H o s p ital rice l* to ta g e •• !i irg - of tn»* sm a •it u.it Ion in th e Iu h a u T -rr ‘• o i i l t i e r n C o l t o n M ill* SoM S o u th e rn m ills «r« rep o r ted - u t*rown cotto n s and stocks a an 1 th* sam e sto ry of sm a l et E n g lan d « ictlva, nn d • ne larg I ■•on c e rns a r e seek in g t \ (iil 1 der* th r o u g h th** a • i r-G e n e ra N - I M of i* not i g r a d u a t e • ! th e West I **iut M ilitary A cm -1 Qu*en Vh t-iria lias given up h e r holidax iu Ita ly and will rem a in near L o n d o n be •ttuo y a r n - nr\ l »<-me larg* N- w Eng e e k in g t \ fil t h r i r t-r- 1 of s o u t iiern supplies Ttie lnt“ P h ilip I - a g o , left nn ewlnt G o v e rn »r Mount nl v s u p e r v isin g nn hi- S tate at th e P a ri •ur, J r . of Chi 7 000.000 to hit liana. Is person , t o a blizzi •x hi bit f t • don. and F e a t* .M eeting llro k e o l |». An a t te m p t t ■ bold a peac* m e e ting at L e icester E n g lan d , a few lay* ago was a flaac\. ''Ir. Conw right-Svhrelti«*r. husbnn-1 •f Olive S c h r e iner, was «»u th e list of sp- •rs. The p r -•eedings broke up in dis : r T h is wa* don m o st of the men were fiu< fifteen per cent, of t lie com m a n d n o J coaching. The r* naln tn g eighty-five per cent w ere thoro u g h ly at hom e ou a horse. Two elephant* got loose, killed th e ir keeper and cause l a panic am 'xng the audience at a concert in C rystal Palace, L o u d o n . The B ritish Indian Office has received a d ispatch fro n L o r i C a n o n , th - Indian V iceroy, In w h ic h lie say* th a t th e dU tress arising from th e fam ine is eteadlly in c r e a s ing an d tiini Close now iu receip t of relief num b e r 3.781 000. Several hundred released S p a n U h p r is oners have arriv e d a t B a rcelona, Spain and th e y elated t h a t thev ow ed th e ir free- dou\ to A g u ioaldo. '1 lie Ia*t\»torm In E n g lan d developed in a rd . It is I n tensely f o ld in Lou r . r’ - of Sei - r e w'-al her n n m ln g ln from all i a r te of th e U n ited ng-lom»m. . T eeNgrapul>: iygrapblc c o m m u n ication wa* welcom ed RELIGION CLOSES A FACTORY. O w n e r mi l Hi* F m p loyee In d u lg e in an Im p r o m p t u R e v ival M e e ting, KdAnrsiowN, Md. (H p e o lnl).—O w ing to ifio results of a revival w h loh is being hold hero at th e M e thodist C h u rch a Vu go bas ket factory had to close dow n a few days ago. Soon a f ter 8 o ’clock lu tho m o rning about th i r t y young w o m en em p loye 1 lu the factory becam e en th u s e d w ith re l i g ious fervor and began to slug, pray and shout. T h e m en In a n o th e r d e p a r tm e n t wore a t t r a c t e d to t h e scene. Tho p r o p r ieto r of th e facto r y , who Is a prom inent M e thodist, was called. He m a d e no effort to co n tro l th e g ir ls, b u t told them to shout an d rejoice, and he would pay them a» m u c h for this ns for w o rking. News of th e u n e x p e c ted dem o n s tr a tio n spread, and so m a n y p e rso n s visited th e factory th a t tlio w ork w as b ro u g h t oom* plotely to a stan d s ti l l . P robably 500 p e r sons visited th e scene. W ithout stopping for food or rest tho service* wero con tinued u n til late lu th e a f tern o o n , when th e people w e n t to th e ir hom e s com p letely exhausted. A num b e r of conversions w e re m ade. KILLED THE GIRL'S FATHER Mos*l#h»iilp T e ll J o h n , t h e poor have th e G o spel p r e a c h e d u n to them . The tro u b les t h a t afflict h u m a n ity an d Mi#t *re to be ab o lished by C h rist are described * • ( l) poverty, (2) c a p tiv ity , (3) blindness. (4) oppression. T h e Gospel reaches all classes an d nil form s of suffering, dis ease nnd s p iritu a l bondage. Health, de liv e r a n c e sig h t a n d liberty a r e promised. \ T h e b r o k e n - h e a r te d .\ Through a sense of t h e i r s m s . See It. V. \T h e captives.\ Those In b o n d a g e to sin, evil habits, or the devil. \T h e b li n d .\ S p ir itu a lly blind. A g r e a t l ig h t has now c o m e, an d tho sight o( su c h m a y be recovered. 19. \A c c e p tab le y e a r of t h o Lord.*1 A reference to th e y e a r of Jubilee. Lew. 25: 8 17. T h is w as t h e year when ^1) Debts an d o b lig a tio n s w e re released. (9) All H ebrew se r v a n t s w e re s e t fro *. (3) Esoh resum e d possession of his inheritance. This w a s a ty p e of gospel t linos. The genuine ju b ilee y e a r goes beyoud the gospel p ictu r e . T h e liberty proclaimed Is soul liberty. 20. \C losed th e b o o k .\ Rolled up the hill. \T o th e m in ister. ' T h e ruler of the sy n a g o g u e o r hi* serv a n t. \S a t dow n .” See on verse 16. T ills Indicated that He w as th r o u g h re a d i n g an d was now about to ten c h . “ E y e s . . . . fastened on Him.** M any, th i n g s co n t r ib u ted d to r M a n y t h i n g s c o n t r ib u t e to a r r e s t thell atte n t i o n . 1. T h o r e p o r t of Hi* teachings nnd m ig h ty w o rks w h ich had presadaA H im . 2. T h e rein n r k n b le c h s r a o t e i of the w o rds H e had read . 8, H is manner and b e a r in g . 4. T h e f a c t th a t th e y knew Him so w e ll. 6. T h e un c tio n of th e H o ly S p ir it upon Him . 21. \F u lf illed in y o u r e s r s .\ These w o rds a r e m e rely th e subject of His dis course, t h e w h o le of w h ich, no d o u b t, wee in ten d e d fo convince them Hint He was Hie M essiah of whom th e s e tilings were prophe sied. C h i 1st’a g n a t th e m e was always H im self. i HI h dem a n d ts not \B e liev e some th i n g t h a t I m a y tell y o u ,” but \Believe le I'arenlM l O b jection to a M a r r i a g e E n g a g e m e n t Iteaulte In a T rag e d y . B loom field , la . (S p e c ial).—Ja s p e r N. S u tto n was s h o t nnd killed by L e s lie E as I- burn, who was engaged to S u tto n 's d a u g h te r Olive. T h e young w o m a n ’s p a r e n ts ob jected to tL e en g a g e m e n t an d tried to break It. The d a u g h t e r sent a note to young Eust- burn iu th e m o rning. Ho cam e to the house, asking for a plain talk w ith the prirehts. H u tton an d hi:* s o u o r d e r e d Lust- burn out. The g ir l a t t e m p te d to follow h e r lover and a stru g g l e took place. F. ant b u rn then killed tho la th e r and w o u n d e d th e bro th e r . T h e g ir l followed E n s tb u r n an d both gave them selves u p to officers. A00 H o rses F o r th e llrltle h A rm y , T h e first consignm e n t of h o rses intended for tho B ritish a rm y lu South A frica arrived nt Now O rleans, La. T h e re a r e 500 of them . Colonel Mfilcom Stevens, of th e B ritish arm y , who m a d e th e p u r c h a s e , say s th a t th e A :, mi miii horse cannot be beaten. Most of the horse* cam e from M issouri. T h e C e s tellanea R e tu r n to P a rle. C o u n t and C o u n t e r de C a s tellano sailed from New York C ity for F r a n c e on Ilia French Line S team e r L a 'O .'ncogn*. The C o u n t declared th a t he wll* \p u l v e r ise \ his enem ies lu P a ris. C y c ling N o tes. , f e a tu re of a late w heel Is th e arrange- uts by w hich t h e g e a r s m n y be adjusted externally. By rem o v ing th e cap at the rear l evels th e godrs can be a d j u s t e d with j th e Angers. T h e re Is a lw a y s som e th in g now being in troduced In tlie line of foot rest* and i brakes. One E n g lish Inventor has im p roved tlie o r d inary pair of foot reals by adding arm s or rods c a r r y in g brake pad*, end con tro lled by s m a ll s p ring*. 22. \ B e a r H im w itn e s s .\ G ave signs of ap p r o b a tio n . \G r a c io u s w o r d s .\ This piiHSiigo nnd Jo h n 7: 46 give us some Idea of t h o majuiity nnd sw e e tness w h ic h oher- ncterleod our L o r d ’s utterance*. His words sp r a n g from til* h e a r t . \ I s not this Jo s e p h ’s Hon?” H o w can It be possible (h a t th e sou of title obscu r e fam ily— a ear- iionter who line m a d e fu r n itu r e for oar houses, a m an w ith o u t edu c a tio n , without rank o r office—th a t H e should be the Mas- ^ stub, t h e K ing of t h e Jew s? J 23. \ P r o v e r b .\ O r parable. D o a o tiiig nity kind of f ig u r a tiv e discourse. \Physi cian, lion I th y s e l f .” That Is, they would usk why Ho .did not perform uilraeles lu N a z a r e th —nt hom o , Instead of at Caper- natim . Tlio unbelief of It# inhabitants ulo- derod th e exercise o( His pow ers. T h e best m o d e rn eq u iv a len t I h \C h a r i ty begins at hom e ;” do so m e th in g hero. Work a mlr- te l e nnd prove to us t h e t you are the Mas- 24. \ I u HI# own c o u n try .” No p ro p h e t Is received In h h ow u c o u n tr y a* he Is else where; and It Is U oil’s wny to send Hie m e s s e n g e rs to s t r a n g e r s , as In the case of E lijah nm l E lisha, w h o wore sent to be the m inisters of G o d ’s m e rcy to G o n tlles. It Is very difficult f o r an y people t o believe lu H im g r e a tn e s s or pow e r of uno who hSS grow n up am o n g tliein. This Is tlio reason He gives for d e c lin in g to w o rk m iracles lu N a z a reth. , 25. \ I tell y o u .\ H e now proceeds tu, show how E lijah an d E lisha, two of tbelr g r e a te s t prophet#, had gone to the Gentiles w ith th e i r blessing*, ami that by dlvlu# direction, while m a n y in Israel were suffer in g unn o ticed , \lu th e days of Biles.\ Hen 1 King* 17: 1-9. \ T h e heaven was sh u t u p . ” T h e r e w e re tw o ra i n y seasons, eslled (he oarly am i l a t t e r r a in s . T h e first fell In O c tober, t h e l a t t e r In A p ril. T h e first pre pared th o g ro u n d lo r tho seed, the letter ripoued tho h a r v e s t. A m both of these w»*re w ithheld e< n s e q u e n tly there was a g r e a t fam ine. 20. \H a v e u n to R a r c p tn .\ Greek form for Z a r e p b a lh . E lijah was not sent to the widow* of Inrael but to a widow of Zero- plin th — a v illage on th e ee*t qpest of the M e d iterran e a n , b e tw e e n T y r e and flldon, 27. \E ileen*.” G reek form for Bltsbe. The m e a n ing of those two verses Is, God dispenses Ills benefits when, where, and to whom Ho pleases. No person can com plain, because no person deserve* any good from Ills hand. Je s u s ni ght Justly do the ■amc In the display* of HI* grace. Thee lie show e d th a t 111* blessings were in- lie sho w e d t h a t 111* blesslo ten d e d for th e G e n tiles n* well ea the Jeu ‘•Nnamuti t h e S y r ia n .\ 2 Kings 0:1-14. 28. \F illed w ith wrath.\ They seem te have d raw n th e conclusion that lie cos- eldered th e G e n tile* more itreolou* thou th e J e w s , In t h e sig h t of God, and at oue# th e w h o le co n g r e g a tio n rose up lu fronslsd fury to m a k e aw a y w ith Him. 29. \B row of Hie b ill.” Kmuireth spread# Itfelf out upon t h e e a s te r n face of a moun tain w h e re (h e r e is a p e r p e n d icu lar wall ol rock from forty to fifty Net high. 30. \ P a s s i n g t h r o u g h . ” lilsesciupe from them w as no doubt miraculous. They do- sired to tee n miracle and here they bad BIG NEWSPAPER REAPING ROOM* That of the Library of Congress, Mew O p e n , L a r g e s t In the World. The reading room for newspapers end periodicals lu the library of Oooeraee, Washington, was opened to tb s 1 penile S few days ago, under the direction of Sn- perliitendenl A. U. Hleweoe, It Is eeld is be the largest newspaper reading rQi the world. Five hundred American newspaper* and 100 foreign papers, I dallies, have l^een subscribed for, flies ere l»elng arranged alphabets#! Htatesand countries for thebenefll or* from different parts of the Htetee and from other countries, they can find tbelr borne papers difficulty. Heretofore the nstrwwep— - were not open to the public end bed t# N r ^ called fdr and wot out like boobs. t S! -5 Every State la tb* Union la represented, with all the colonial poeeeeeioee. The Manila Freedom ha* not yet arrived, bnt the Hawaiian Gieette le oo file, with BCWS- pnpers from Cuba end Puerto llico. Bosth and Centre I America are liberally raora- nested because of the frequent demands of Congressman for newspaper# from these sections. Trade patters are Included In the Honth American assortment. The papers are kept on a newspaper Hie invented aspretsly for the library by Bee- mt el the N*w V r«*H * F o r T r a n s p o r t i n g I r o n O r e . Thlrly-svvt-n vee*t-ii» are Vemg bu ilt ou VriK'11 S tar,'* L lerloutly I n terru p ted . i ’rloce H e n ry of P r u s s ia • . ' Bar :ii ■ • bte b r d b a r E m pr i W tillam . nnd en th u s iastic lUr-.'Ug* of cill iding iii th e P r z iore tusi^ . ^ dollar silver note* *o-»u to t>-* i«»a At I n d ian a p o lis *o -ff rt i* N*l lo conso lid a te th e vtirlou Hie V tiltersitv j^f I ‘ J il new teu rig mieb* th e great of 1*5.500 f. T r o lle y C a r s l *e<l F o r F u n e r a l* . r ernlnnd. Rur^ Fran*%is^'*, Der v - r : ’hi eg-- Lave tro lley In n e r ai <*.vr-. Ar iiduke F e rdinnnd. heir t o t h e A u s tr iai thrutit- renounced Uts claim to ru le nn u.Hrrl*- ! < m u tes* Ch >tek. lady lu w iltln e to Crow n P rinces# Stephanie. B a ron Fuv* Ita l i a n Amba*#*d' r to th* n# .if*-, been decorateit w ith th* l Mi >! th e O rder of th e Crow n tb e h ig b e -t honor t!ie King can confer ui nuy of his su* j e c ts. P r e s id e n t M ;K inley i n been offered an ’ • le lined tbw use f th e inteet autom o b lU iu th e m a r k e t. The P resident I* ^sld t< iiwve r e p lied to th e .i3««r t h a t he would a l w a y s be a p a tr o n of th e horse. ^ ^ r . ; r K.dd». ..d Mu,l in hi* W a s h iugfon q u a r t e r s fltte l ^ t l a n i who ha 1 been «< * n * * d lu th e & t rnphi*.« frr.rr »M* A fil-an -x p i »- m ircetlo n of I (•• Lurin » < h l n e a e b d .u e d a r A U rge num b e r of B riton B e rlin, under t b - ag* -.f th irty celved orders calling thorn L ta r \ -■ rvlce “ mfit to dem< ’ it p- wsibie f f :y by n.nk- not risii to ^jstosssrrK .'ss • srbvsrA**** xsitivt r ‘ti?;:--: ■ 54 . 9 ju n c tio n VI m o u e r * mu u c l ., uneot* w ith a rod to d e p ress th e brnk te when th e g r ip s arW tw isted The chalnleka type of w h e e ls came In tor h g r e a t sh a r e of atte n t i o n . T h e m oat n o ta ble Imp provem rovem en nt t lu th* chalnle#* iertbe <lt- last season. r 1 ! building, by means of wbleb tl ) iMue ll tlliiped In and beak •lipped out by releoelnga metal l without tearing or eraoslog I be p*pH9» The weekly end jeonthly perledieali a am ber about 9909. SAYS ME AVENGED LAWTON, e i in w eight T h e m o st Im p o rtan t nnd p r o m l o e e t facts of change in t h e w h e e ls o f t h i s y e a r era tho decrease In w e ight along w itb_an increase . W h o K tllw d i in th e r a p id ity of th e frame,'an<! th e re- W illlaai Golombe, an lodlaii gi flnem e n t in co ns st trr u c tioon n off thh e nc a i f , boll#, 1 the C a rlisle ( P e n n.) . ) Ho bool, I* e la « ll a a O o h ller W r it e s T h a t H e S k a t WNa HU lad Ueaaeal, lieu i m o re ea«y to u c t i o t e n bearing* so th a t th e y a r e i n l e r s ta n d an d to m a u lp I ha C a rlis le ( P a u u Ho bool. Is e private In the Fourth United Htetee Cavalry le I be Pblllppluee an I took part iu t i e agM, When G e n e ral f.swton was killed. j T h e re are ructio n s being raised fu Eng- , * - ***trr11” ffwperfel land Just now because a rnau wh j paused ‘be ludieu Hohool, ju#t ffeooli (o watch a w o u ld-be r e c o r d - b r e a k ay as be Uolombe says: . _ . . fUt-u
