Nassau County Review 18990728

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NO. 3».
B. V. BALDWIN.
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MEOnaC *. MOTT. LAWYBR.
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THE MARKETS.
¦.A. OWLON, tOXDBD AUCTIOXEER. .
mdamitA.       PREei>ORT.
JOHN P. WRKHft.
IL AUCTIOXEER,
naAteiAt.
irRockYilleCeDtre
flUagA Aventie, tnXB CBNTRB, L. I.
. miLLIF*, Pntidat. I«. KNIOUT. Vice Freuldent. WBAM B. BMITU. Caahler.
aOABO or DIBEOTORSi
TViwttt Q. Knlglit. Htoant K. BoiiUi. . Wttler H, Bmlth. Okaiitt L, Wallace, AaaUa Owawell, HtltimU.aBiHh, MuT. Ilatdtoa. tawarll T. Thattton, IW. I>iartall.
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I CtaMnU BaaUog Boaineat of
idlNiooaii*.
liaMMl hpaeiMt Depodta.
iai^ «¦  Bngland and tba
»8oUoit*d. '. Vami-e A. M. to 8 P. M.; ,tA.M.Inl>M.
Paii  Tawdsya and Fri-
inUIBPORTBiMK
CUtflTALt 180,000.
Hiui, fibbport, l. i.
I«. BAIIDAU.. Pnttdent. ' T. aPBAOVK. Tlo^PreeUeoL itaUUH a IIAUU Otthler.
. JKMMI or OtRKOTOnS:
OMtancer T. Rprtcoe WUUantO. MUIer, D.°^etler I>loe, (Knmo Wallaot. OolttFMat, ¦arrty B. Smith, OaortaM. RaadaU WiWaai a. BaU.
_a]ra, (rom 11. m. lo ,1 aaa latlacBBiealii In I to tbaaa o( altber Iho I Haaka or Traat Uhm. HBiodailaa at (or aa la Mta Btanaavnient. tita lata etMicet par eent. pahl on lit iBtee lanaiat or niorv.
I an an piwta o( Bnroiia. IhaakliwbiMiBaaa
1 eotaiiaalat, aoda.
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liWiltlScMta •aaraalaad,
taaiea aniaiil atteaUon and
HMWaaMONAt.
Greater New York •
Ltal Fjvrlors,
^tmPMCIMI I MWMRL fmUVOlT'iaUfD GOliD  STS, BreoUyn. N. Y,
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as.oo up,
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Late   Wholesale   Prioes of Country Produce Quoted in New York,
m BOTTBB.
Oraamery—Wett, iztrtt.. •    —   .ee is
rinrtt  17   »    17S
Tbirdt to aeeonda  15   le    Kl',
SIrta—Thlrda to llrata  IS   9    171^
UateDtIrr tobt, eitraa.... —   s-    17
Imitation Cretmerr  13   a     10
Ttetory, freeh llrata  —   la     H
Lowsradet  lu   9    i^Vj
caeca a.
Itate—Tailoreato, fancy. ., —   is      ni.
Small  S'iffl      vn^
Ftit tklmt, good to prime, Si^i^      ;,i,i
rnU tklmt  —   m     :i
Btoa.
Ntarby—Taney  16i<«    I7
State tad Penn—Freeh  —   r»    15>,
Wetttik-Obolee  1,'i   is.    1,511
BontMlii  -9    -
BBtaa two rata,
bAM—Uarrow, choice, WiH —   (» 1 :0
Median, ISIW  —   ^ I 41)
Pta, ebolce, 199a  —   « 1 ID
Bed kl.lney, choiee. 1H98.. —   (» 1 70
White kidney, choice, 18*8 1 lai   (S. 1 fl.'i
Tellow eye  la,'.   9 i to
Lima, Oal,, T 60 Iba  !! 7-i   (» 'J so
Orttn peaa, haiia  @ 1 l;^'.,
rBDrrt ass ssasita—rsMs,
Haeklebarrle*, * qf  R   is,      ')
Oooaeberriee, * qt  II   9      7
Blaekbarrlea,*qt..,.  "•   ¦=•    '"
Maakmtlona, Fla.. y caae
Wtttrmeloat, T IOO	
Raapberrlea, jeraey, V |it.
Ourrtnta, 1^ qt	
OlierrItt, f lh	
Applet, Jeraey,   *  hi.l. .  .
Peaahaa, Jeraey, T ba^kol
Orapea, Del., ?¦ .-ar ler	
Petra, Le Coute. T bbl    ...
Plnma, Uottn, f carrier ., aopa,
Ilate—Itm, flholea, * Ih  —9    —
Fair to prtmt  I'i   9    ih
Ptellla OotsI, 18M, oboloe . —   9    iO
Oommon to prime  11   lit    K
Old oddt  i   e     7
UTI  roDLTtT,
Fowls, Ptk  —   9    in
Hprloit chlekena, V lb  10   9     V.I
Bootttra, V lb...-  m     0
Turkeya, * Ib  .. -9      H
Daoks, V ptir  .10   is    70
Oeeee, T pair  no   m lli.'i
Plfeoas, V pair  20   9    2.1
Dssaaio ruvLTar,
Turkeys, T n>  9    IQi^
Brollera, Phlla.. 'pn,  16   la    '."i
PowIt, Btttt A Penn., V lb., 12   9     121^
Dneks, L. I. aprInK, Vttl.,.. V2',iia    13
Oeese, Eastern apr nit, Tib, -   9    13
Sqatba, Tdos  I 29   @ 2 2S
air ISO STSiar,
Hty—Prime, V IOO lb  vi),i»    US
(lloTtr ailxtd  —9    —
Olover  ~   9
draw-Long rye  ait^    50
vaaiTttLBt.
7,1 9 2 no
39 (il 7 '1
'J ,'iO r«. n (10
.3 00 lj>-i 4 ,vi
I 23 AD 1 50
Potttnaa, Knaa, * bbl...
Oalla, * bbl	
Sweet, N, 0,,T bhl	
Oabbagat, L, I,, V 100,... Oalona. Egypllan, p bag.
N.T. Htate red, V bag.. Tpmatoea, Jeraey, P bos..
ailtiaso, P bbl	
Turalps, whita, T bbl	
Ptts, V btg	
Lima heana, L, I Tiiag..,, String btaat, V Imtkei. ...
Beela, V IOO bonobea	
Peppers, P bos	
flneuaibert, V box	
Oreen oora, V 100	
Bag pltot, T box	
Lettnee, * bbl	
OattN, XTO.
rioar—Winler Palenla	
Hpring Pateuta	
Wheat-No. IN.Dulalh	
Mo.llled	
Oor»-No. 1	
Ottir-No.» While	
Track mixed 	
Bye—Weatern	
Btate	
Lard—Olty atttm	
Lira BToux,
Beavtt, olty draeaed	
Oalvea, city dn aaed	
Oountry dresjed	
Bbeep, a IOO %	
LamtM, a loom	
Hogt-Lira V 100 Ib	
(JouBlrr dreaaed	
I J.-i    (* 3 &l)
fiO
75
,  3 00 400
.  iM 9 800
„   I7i> «» 2 00
,1  80 (S 2 00
70 ^ a 00
60 9 100
80 (»    78
.  1 78 CD a 25
,  I 00 (8) 2 00
SO (B 1 00
.100 (S 200
75 Cd 1 00
IIO (e   66
'JK (* 1 00
.     7i «) I 00
.    CO (i) I CO
S 75 (• 4 00
a 75 ® 3 110
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7i)(9    77%
3S »     IWK
— ^     Sl
300 9 itiO
tttO (gl 0 75
4 70 IB 4 W
4 ®      0>,'
THE   S0NC_OF   THE   AXE.
Fallierwl wns I by the fun;.'. Crudleillo l..»|iliiK num.', I.ull.id by lliK clink und the rlanj? Of liaiDiuem lienllng In turn. Now In the hewer's hnml. Tempered nnd pnllsh"'! und oJscd, fiwlng I Hil day in the sun, Kwing I and chant this sougl
IHuh (in Iho mnunlnln crest. Where the ureal wlinis plpu ami awlrl, 'i'liwor lll.l nnclout i'iues, Un.itud a thousand ycurs, Myriad summ.'ra liaV" wiixi'd And vaneil In th.>lr odorous shndi-; Hiinwii liameniorliil Iirlft.'d their lininclnia througii; Still their ciultnnt hcnda Ulsu 111 Ihe Iliniilil l.liii'. Still they Icnrl.'BRly l..nn To lh.. fl.irir.' of 111.' swlnitliig cial" Ami Dhout iluwn lb" trail ,1' thu blast , I'a.iini. ,l';'ilhuil (Ild they te.iiu nv llin alan, Woveli'fls tt.s llvlnir rock, Lanllug as earth Itselll
T.o, then come I, the axel
Il'iver a moinenl iiloft
In linger nnd br.'atl.lesa pobc,
Then la a circle nf ili^lit
I.eup to the cedar's root.
D.-eii an.l dcepur I bito
To the beart ol the vlritln wool.
And tliu silent ol Its hlooJlea.s wounds
rill.iall the nir with hnlni,
Huildcn u llDiilluK shock
thrilla up tlm living trunk.
I'uliiea nlong the liougha.
Hlilverliig pr.'sclcnce .il death.
Vainly the mighty maat
Wrcstlct In Hgony,
Theu wllh u .iloriuy algli
TriMulih's an.l yields nml lenm,
Hivecps Willi tliuiidiiruus crush
lioivQ lo till) bruised earth]
I'D, 'tis myself I sing, Feller of onk hu.I nth! Ilrnllicr am I to llui swot'l, lle.l-.i.lge.l Hinyer of menl Side by uhle huvu wn hewn rmliB lor tho iilnu.'.'r From sea to Hiui.Minllton aeni Iliirk to iny ehuiiled prnleel Wild cnscndca In the hllla, WInda lu tho atraliilng pines, Volce.s (if woodmen nil, Swelling lu unTson rnst Shout thro' the suulight dnys, Sing tliro' thu slnrilt uights, Tho sounding smut o' the nx.'!
— Wllliuiu Lucius Uraves.
A   CREAT  STEEL  CONTRACT.
Aa Order riaca.1.-JTIIh Ihe CarnexU Coinpaay tVoilli (l»r aiS.I.'HIO.UUO. PrrrasuBii, Puun (Special), -Ofllaiul nu- nonncement was ma>lebytlia Prea.sed Steel Car Oompaoy thai a ooulraol had been llgned with tbe Carnegie Htnol Oompaay for the doUvery lo the eur coiii|iauy of at leuat IOOO tons ut steel plntes per duy lor leu yeara, coinmentla^ August 1, Tliu eontrael price, it wna i.tal...l, woul.l Aggro- gale over lllte>m million dollara annuiilly, or more than on< I.uu,lr...l an.l llfty inllllou d.dlar* daring the Ufe of the iigrcemonl. The latler U aul.l lo be Uui birgeat .'onliHi't for ateal pUtiw ever mude. They will ha In till
use.1
I manafai'ture ol .steel freight iinlrnl.
Tbe Preaseil Htael Cnr fmn praclloally all the patent'., .unl Is th. ufaclurer ol moat ol the sleel enrs nsi'l oa railroad'. It has fonr hiri;e plants lu Alle¬ gheny, Pllt.liurg, JoIIhI, III., and MuKc't lloek. The uompai.y haa n eapitDlty of 2500cninpl.'ted cura per wcik, I'lur..(iro It oonamnen a large amouut of aleel plitles, and these plul.'s will bo furuUhod l.y tho Oarneulo Couiuanv.
FED  BY   AN   AUTOMATIC   NURSC,
¦law Molkarlaat flga Ara lleln- Cared % Fur al aa Kiparliiiattt fltalloa. At Ihe Rttte Espertment stallon In Oe. oeva, N, Y,, a curloua automatic ourse hat ieenprovided to ttke care nt nine young ptgi, A Puroe aow wta takeu violently HI tail Mt htr plat without meana uf sup¬ port. Oatol IM tIatloB stnIT 11x0.1 up a aitlallle taak thirty Inehti loug, eighteen nchaa deep aud alx Inotaea wide, inounte.1 >u wooden atandtrds, Plva outlela wero nade along both lower edgea, tnd gab .'tnlztd Iron tubea, Incaaod In cork an.l Ulttd with robber nlpplea, wrm placed In taeh oBllel.
Al Ittding tlmt the tank la nil«<l with aaim milk tnd Kited Into thu tty. Tito nlgi wtloome It wllh tqotahi of delight, tad Ihey aro healthy and tal. Htook ralsora aho have ttaa the aatomatle feoder thluk It hot treat vtlue, aa Itts a couimon thing ta lote Utters ol valuablo piga wbeu thoir notber b ditabled.
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icr lociled iw.ir Sl<>ny Brnok, one i»f Ihe nio.<it mjljriouj in this Stale, aixl was holhrrrd w<ih in.il.nij for yens, .-it tinu-s not work, and w.is always vciy coustipiii-J as well For liwrtirfaisobad in the spritij;, whi-:i cnp ii^cd in pl.iwinp, 1 do nothing btit slbikc. I must luve liken about .1 b.irrel pBb beaiJes do/ens of otlu-r rrnu-Jies, but lu-vi r obljincJ ncnt beivetit Last f.ill, in pciich tim-. I hid a most sei luus jtliU ami then CiintiiienccJ to lake Kip.ins Tubules. U)>.>ii a ¦ml the lir&t box m.iilc me all nxlit auil I have never tlieni since. I take oiie Tabule e.i. h uurt niii.i; and niglit wKen I ied niore than usu.illv exhausted 1 Like three in haw kept mv slom-uh sweet, mv bowels regular and I tlia least touch of nviliria nor splttiiti); he.id uhe since I tpktm tlkin. I know also th.ti I sleep beiu-r and w.ike up 'flMinfoniKrly. i don't know iu--* manv complaints win help, but I ito know ihev will eure any one in lhe >MkI I would not be wiihout them at ahy price. I Ihera the rhea(>cst-priced medicine in the w.Mld. as ORMt benHWuland the most convenient 10 take. ITS of ane and have worked hard all mv hie. Ihe . both early and laie and in all kinds ot weather. lyedsiich good health as I have since last f.ill; in ^n mnarked my improved condition and luve aM tfcn doing lit lo<>k so healihy i*"
lh.-««< -in,r,ltin.tOf.i.n..xtrofaool^ ottm. a«a mmtWI la tdauixr H I l^t-k^ am tttoa ttiaa. T»a 11 li" «r* •—* "g ila ataliiaa taa aittTttl tallica, a*
iT«Mm^
The Dream
That (Tame True.
IIKHE was n hint of aulninn in llto wud.llaud linlu, wlioro Iho col.ira aliadud frotii soft est gray -groon t hroug h ruBuet touos to (loupesl red and browu, and lhe breeze that awept ovor the up¬ lands wan BUgRUHlive of chilly Ooto- bcr, but llio goldeu apell of Indian Bumiuer lay ou llio valley, toucliiug tho ripe peaches with uu ndded bloom and wooing the late roauB lo unfold Iheir fragrant IiearlH Iicf.iru it wiih Ino lulu to givo Uieir Hwoolueaa lo the ilyiug suiuiuer.
In the rectory orchard, uuder the ahadowH of tho fruit ludeu trees, vi|. Iiigo ladu and Ushoh hid and Nought, aud out iu tho meadow the chiUIroii laughed and played nud dnuued to Iho tuiialo of thuir own voicoH.
Tho I'rofessor Blood ut the outer edge of a circle of iufuut revelers, his ipeutaclos puahod up on hi.s broad forelind, his soft llomliurg btt lilleil forward to ahield hia eyos Irom tho sun.
(irny eyos tlicy wero, witb a kooii- ne,sH in thuiii Uiul was rellcelivo uud lhat lont theiu a cluuror visiou for thingH that tiinu had act at a dislauee than for presout roalilioB.
Tho iron-gray huir was liriislio.l Imck nnd oulliue.l f.-aliirea that weru not iiuhniiilsiinic, lliougli thoir alerunesu gavo hiiu a suiublaucu of scvority, un¬ til lio amiled.
When the l'tnfcssur smiled cliililrcii tiuileraliidd lhat Uu-lall ligiirenilli its iiicliiialidii tn slnnp was mil likely l.i pr.ive iigi;i cssiv.i, ami tlinl the l.'urii- iiig Cdtitaiii.'il ill ihnl luassive fruiuo cnnld lie put aside ivitli the siieclncles, nlso tbat the I'mf.'ss. r might linve lieon youug once, I..'foro lh.> weiglil of a laurel wreiith luul ptickcrcil liis liriiwH aiiil ]iiiivi1creil his huir uilh the frost Ihttl ciiui.'S bcfdr.' wiuler,
llu was siuiling mnv and looking with appreeinio interest at the gatuo iu pri.greHs.
"1>.. y..u hear whnt lh.>y nro aing. ing'?" ho aske.I the rector's wife.
Mrs. Frriiiginii d.'taclied herself Ir.llli the lea urn lo answer carelessly, " 'NiilsnU'I Mav,' isn't if/"
"I'lie .lelighleil irrelevnnce of child, lllillll," piirsiteil the Profi>HB,,r, "the suliliiiio faiili ill tho iinpiissiblo. 'Here ive Cduio gatlioriug Nuts nu,l Mny-s.i caily in Iho morning!' N..t .lontoul with doiuaudiiig 11 eir nulutuu nud Ibeir spring at llio snme tituc, Ui.t must have it onrly in the luoniiiig, U.o; all the uurl.l nt their leel, with yniith lo make lliem oiijiiy it. Tliey linve fuitb euniigli tn reumvo lu.iun- laiuH, lull I ntu nfruil the ilnys of luiraclea ure iinsl. "
Mrs. Krriugt.iu's glance lingered on him for u tuouicnl, uml theu Irnvrled Id wbere a girl iu n while .Iresa stnod nnder the trees that bordered the ree- lory gnnlou.
"There ia Fvndne," she Baid; "how fresh nn.l col nnd aiv.'ct she l.ioks. Udti'l you lliink s.i, I'rofoBsori'"
He adjusted lus specliu-les to give u eou.icieuti..ua nuswcr.
"Mias Kvn.lue is alwnya plensnut to l.i'.k at." he said, nn be gn/ed with a I'ttin-taking air 11. lit r .liroclioii; "at this .liHlniicc 1 .1.. 11..I SCO hersoplniu- Iv ns I c.iul.l wish   '
".Vu.l she IS always pleasaut t.i talk Id. " nl.le.l Mrs. Kit iuglou. "go nul ask hcr iI siiu would like Sdiuo ten, I'rdlcss.-r. "
IU- wonl ..licdieiilly, nud lhe wlule flgure move.l lo   ni.-el   him, while lhi echo .-f the nerds ",-.1,1 nml freshniid 1 I
meaus iuiiguifljatit, TUey arc public lin.perly, I'rufeHa.ir, and wo aro very proud of them down here. I hnvo evon," sbo looked nwty from hitn. "(olt a littlo glarmed at tbe tbonght ot thom suuietimce, aud woudcre.l whether wu all aeemoj vory slupi.l and dull to so lenruud a porsou as yon,"
"3tupid oud dull," be echoed Iho words iuvoluiilnrily, while ho wos thiukiug what a daiuty ontlino tlio cotilour of licr cbeek aud chiu uiiulo —liko a piuk sea aholl, aud whnt n Biugnlarly sweel inloualiuu she hml! "You agree that w-o nre ho," she Kuid nftcr an inBtuot'a.ilTsuded Nileiicc, "You nd.l onndor lo yonr other mer¬ its, I'rofessor, I see, Woll, the Bclionl trent is over. I thiuk I inust lie going homewar.l.    fi.i.i.I evouiug."
Sho Blret.-licil out n Biiiall wliite hnnd. He took it uud cousidered it for a uiotueut.
"Do ynr. go acrosH the Helds," he said, "or round liy tho roail'/"
".\or.i8s tlio lields—when I have some one with me."
".Should I conut aa hoiuo one, or au
1 too ¦•
"Too ivlint^too cau.lid? ' "Too ..l.l," he said Uiouglitfully. She looke.l him up nud dowu. "I suppose thnt  you nre  twice  mj r.ge,"
"More thnn thai, I nm snro." "Has any one ever cnlled   juU any¬ thing but Profess.irV"
"My mollier enlls mo John." ".-Viiy ono else? " "No one, siuco I wns a boy." They   wero   crossing   the   mendow uow.    In tho distnnce Mrs. F.rriuglnu ivnvod a  goodby to tbcm.    Tlioy   had forgotten about her,
"Which would you rather bo—your¬ self at your ngo nnd wilh your kii.nvl edgo or au iguoruut youug porsou like me'i'"
Hhe hnd tnkeu oil' her hnt au.I was dangling it by n ribbon from licr arm. Her hnir was nil rullled, nnd oue liltle tress with a gliul of gold iu il kisajd her cheek lovingly.
Tlioy hnd roaohod tho stilo nnd ]io Btoppeil|to help.hor over it before lio nuBwerod.    Thon he Bai.l:
".Miss Kvn, .lo you thiuk il is pos¬ sible for nny ouo to gnUier nuls nud Muy at tho buiuo time'/"
"Yea, it they got up early euough iu the moruiug."
"Whnt dillereiico does Hint uioko?" "Tbodiireroiieeof not leaving IhiugH till  iliey uro too lulo."
Ilu was Btill liol.ling hur han.l. She gave it lo llim at the slile, uud nii¬ pareully ho had uot remeuibero.l to givo it back, Uer eyea wore liko Btnrs, and there waa n roBc-lluuh liko day dnwu ou bur chocks,
"How is one to kuow whether il ia loo Ittto oru.il'/"
"I thought you know evorylliing, Professor. And yon ealled mo atiipi.l nud dull juul uow, Bomy opi uiou cau't bo worlb Iinving,"
"I called you slniiid and dull? Uo yon know whnt I lliink yoiCI"
"You think mo a vaiu, frivnidtis girl."
"I thmk y.m Iho moat perfect Ihiug .JU (bid's earth, "
"Pr.ifeBsi.r "
"i have anotlier name, Kvn.Ine, " ''V.'hcu you huvo   tiuilo   douu   wilh
my hnnd "
"I shall nover have (iiiito douo with it.    I want it for my oivn."
"Huch a UBolcBS,  sill.v little hotul'i'" "Such a piuk nud while litilo baud. Liko n Mny.bloHaom,"
He lifted it to his lips, and tbey woro siieut for a niomciil.
"Kvaduo, is n miracle poBsilile'i"" "Whal would bo   a   miracle'/"   bhe snill Biiflly,
llo drew her with gciitlo iiisislonco inlo his arms, nud she raised hers and clasped them round his neck.
"This iH due," ho answered; "il IS the imposHible cmo Irnc. "
"It was uever iiupoHsible,"aliomnr- mnrcd, "only—you were nslcep nud dreatiiitig, .Inhu, nud now- ynu are nwnlio, nud it is .-nrly in Iho moru¬ iug." -New York Times,
AN   ARTIFICIAL   SILVER   MINE.
KRDGEffS LATEST MOVG
The Wily Boer Offord His Rcsipn.i tion and Then Withtir.'w It,
HESTRENGTHENEOHISPOSIIION
Tl.f Trai.a.iinl I', oiilinl'* i:...li; „ .11.11. Vin. Onlv (',11111111,1,11.1—11,111 I Kl'li. Iloni. llrl>io..ii lll,ii.rl( i.,|.I 111- ItLHil It.'.tiir.'il-lilri. Ill Ui.aleutliK III. fa., AI.iin,l,.n,'il —  i:„,I ,.rr..„.|>.ra..v <.."
I'lll r.ml., ,S null .\Ir!i-.ii linpiili!!.. 1 hi Cillili-l.-Allll'-illili' relntlnn.. Ii.'tw""ll tm VnUsruiliI IIII'I I'r.'sl'b'lit Knn-'T liav.. Imni n'..tiin'.l.    The ,'.ini.plrni.y .-iisi. u',-:iln..l Ih.
.'.v-llrili-'ti .llll.'nrs hns with.lr.iwii, ii'il
111" r.'imilnlutf prlsnm'i's w-i. rileninl. I'r..^Kl..|lt Kruger has 'h'tlnlli-ly uliiunlnueil the lllon l.r n'-lgnlm;.
l.i'Mi.is (Hv Cnlilei.--Th.' Siiil'i Afr .111 i|i|i'slliiu reiiiulus 111 -tnlll i|i|.i. A.111.'.. Ir.llli lliB Clip.' sny tint l'r"-l.l"ii' l\rii,-"r re-lgno'l "uly inn llli .milh
STATE  NEWS.
TnoTllou.n  Inmate an  Ilnlr.
Ahnut a year ugn Abram Ki'l,-r..v.l wns nn Ininate ol the liutchcs rounty Pnnr iHriii at (Ink tinmmlt. II.. had li..eu an euiplnya ..f tho A. T. Stewart c.irpot mill at (Hen ham for many years, but the -Inning .Inwu "f the mill had tliniwn him nut cf eniplny. ment. lis wus cniislderalily ,ivor SHVi-nty y..ara of nge. still lu. rsfusicl nil nlTers of nld fnun Irlends nnl llireiv lilnuclt np.-m Iho couuty, Alinut a yenr ngn n l(.tl..r i-uin« from Lawyer Frunk (1. Illkerl, nl Mutt.'ivan, fnim a tlnn of lawyers In I.on. 'loll, nuikliig Iti'pilri'-s rognrdlng l.^'kr.iy-l, whn.souni'le hu'l dl'i.l ill Euh-liiii I. li.iivliig a cnnsldHrahle eslnt... Alniiii. tin. Ii.ll..r -tnle.l. w.is the li.'Ir. I'll" nld muu ivns tnlll of his go.i.l l.irtiiin', nil 1 WH- Itnully pri-vailcl uiinu Iiy nn nil H.>'pinlnlain',. imniod liHuii to cnine uml live with hlui. Sevcrul innnlhs mlie'l by nml untliing was hunnl Inun Englnml. Kikr.ivil Ii-.-miiu. illsi-ourngi'l. nml nitnln wlsiie.l l.i n'tiirii In IllO ponrhouse, nn lie 'U.l mil wnnl In .'.ni. tlnus helng n liiinb'u upnn his Irieml |i,aii. lie was llnully prevullcl .ipnn ti rem ilu 11 'hort time liingi.r.   Atmiit two innnllis le,-..
smith.'t  lctl.>r  cnnui   Ir.im    th»    I l..ti
-lolU'ltors Inclosing *.V1 un.l iisklun K.-k- royil to come and prnvi. his iliiliu. A let- ler has now been ri'i'"lv"il Irun llm nld .nan saying tlmt In. lui- nlitiilne.l p.i.sn... lion of th.1 prop.'rly. whl.'h .'.insists nt ...'v. nil nlect. of vnlunlilo n'ul e-tntn uml pnr- «onn! pniperty. In tlm letter lm lu.-h.-.'.I ,1 .uhstniilhil n.men.lirnnc.i lnr his nhl |r|.,i, | llean, hut suys thut, nltlnuiitli hts i.|ill.lr"ii luve mado ovorlun-s to hlm. lli-y tune,I ihelr bni'k upon his poverly, iin.I he will lot recognize tlieni In uuy way.
N.l Canal Inairtiii
The report ol Austen (i. rn Mncrurlniio, the Iwo lli'iun. .-.slgncl liy Oovornor 111 msi. Clio llii'nll.'k'.'il Iruuils  ninl
PEACE DELEGATES'WORK.
riii-i
Coiivriitioiis ,inti Five txprcs- sioiis cf Opinion,
rnrsiiitsT
I'.'inilnit ili'voliipinents, fiirtlmr .Usi-.ii. tlllll "I lh" iHithin.lors' ili'iiiiimls  li:is been
.lispi,l|.l,i.l.
Ai'i'iinllii- tn tho Clip" Tiiwii .'.irri'spniiil- cnl   111  tlie   llnlly Mnll  l-reshliiit lvriii;iir-i
reslgiuillnn Is reunnb'l us II   into    vni..
I'ri'iiti. n crisis fnr tin. puri'iisn of tl.lliu; nver tin. Int"rviil iiiitll tli" iiiliiv omnnn Legllis. ¦I'lli'C..rri'.sli"ll.l"Ut aiivslliiit lil" luii.'li   exln'iilifta   ns.Tll..'   It   t.i   11    .l.'..|i
llrltl.-ih t-iiiin. hir the p"ii:-l.' g nl   I'ri'.l-
.Il'lll liriiK-.'r 111 onler toullow tin. si'Luiri' 111 tlm "..uulry.
The Viilknniiid, while iiiiilntulnlng Ils lei pnnlUnii   111   l'n.-.l.li'nl   Kruger'.s   vh'ivs ..n
thu dyiiaiiilto ami islnn. Is .-.u.l 1.1  luivii
given li.s .ISSU nin.l'tlllll It  sllll hn < tin'111-
llinsl i.nlill.l '11 In tho    l'r.'3l.l"lit.    Idll    111'
ivItlnlrHiv Ills n.slgiiiitl.111. Asl.. th" .lil- fi'r"ii...i 111 iiptnlnn nil the i|il">ll.ili "t tin. ilyiinii.lte     "..iini'ssliin,     dnnerii'      P.     .1.
Jnulierl,    VI I'rosliK'Ilt    111   111"    lii'l'llliU..,
mill   the iii»|.,rity  ,,l   llio   V.ilksnnnl   fnv.ir
,.uii..elhltl.ili 111 tl loiiiipiily, whilo Pr,':i|.
'lent KrugiT supp.irls It
X nml Wnllui-o .ruth'   buvviTS
fell  I.' luvi'lUl.
.r tli« fli.noo.. l.lll I'Hiuil Iniprovoiionl, Ilmls thut neither '.inner Htnto Engineer Aib.nis uor Inrnicr ¦iiiporlnli'nib'nt of rulillc Works Alilrhlgo -.111 I'.l hold criminally rosponsthlo  lor the
nlluro lo coinpletu tho work, and tlmt ivhll" thorn wero s.ime eVH.slons ol Ihc act indor which the work wns .l.me bv tha 'iiigliioer's lleparlnieut, such evasions woro Mv.'roil hy tho law croaling tho depurt- iiool. 51r. Ahlrlilgo is ii.irllcuh.rlv ex- 'inpte.l, tho ropurl linlillng th.'it n"nrlv all
ho respiinslhllltv nns with tin'oii)-tii,'or- iig I'.irps.     H| hil Atliirlii.y   lloiijnniln .1.
<!lOve, 111 Syrui'lls,.. It ll"|.111.ll.'llll eupnllll- • t to usslst, H.-.plli.s..". Ill ttl" repnrt, nn.l n-'riL's thul tluT" nre Il.l   grnun.ls  f..r pni-
 lings ul hiw Hgullist olttu'r "m.-ml.  Tlio
'I'lnirt Is vorv Iniu:, uml gnu Intn I'ln-li nl- i'l»«d spci-lili'utlou nl Iniml, giving .'s- luusllva ibitu.
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THE    NEWS    EPITOMIZED    TIIK    S.MJH.-VTlf    SCHOOIaJ
. mill  .|MulllloHllnn'^ .1 nil  llm dclo
till
ugh
scries 111 m.-olings In wlih-h the li'lcgnti's |inrl|i.|piiti.il. Inspire 1 111 by theib'Sln' to   lealizeln tin.
hmhosi   p.
sible
th.
GEORGIA   TROOPS   CALLED    OUT-
liuvi.rnor Can.Iter   Nent   rwn   l.i.i.i.|i»ulos ..r Slalo  Mlllliu Iu llnnilii'lilifo.
Atlanta, lla. (Spiwlal).-liovornnr  Cun
ilh-r r Iveil Iho fnllowlng mossag" from
slinrllT Piiltersi.il,.ll llc.ulnili'onuly.iluliiil Inun ll.ilnl.i'blg":
"I'liivii lu Iho hands 111 a mill. S..ii.| nl.I i,nl..k."
(iovornor (.'umller ut nin-o orili'r."l tin. I'll iipiliili.s ol .stnt.. inllltln slilllnlii'il at Vul.loslii umler I'nninl'inil 111 Cujiliil.. 1,11 th'tnii, mill tliut .'iiinuiiiuihsl bv l'ii{il.'ilii Snillli, 111 ThiiinilHvllle, to pro.mi.il with ull hnstu lu llalnhrtilg".
Illlililliorin 111 a llotiillnl.
Illplithcrhi In n mild fenn Is r.iRing nt the Wllhinl Htnto linspllnl, iiiuL tly-,si,ilii riiinnl 111 lli'iillh tins I'.-lii'.ll-ln.l i rik-M luanintlne lu llni big Instltiiltnii, with Us IIKKI or morn liiinnios. A iii<"ll''iil expert 'mm tho Stale p.iar.l, wlm vlslt.nl tlio lui.- iltill, found ou .'xniiiluiilloii Unit ti very urge imini.er ol piTsous cniiiiii.'ii..l witii :h" Instlliitlnn, liii'lu.lln.,- pliysl..hms. lU- lemliints, aud m.'.iilMirs nt llu'lr biinllli's, iroi'arrylng Iholr illphllierhi g"niis iilinnt -houi lu their nimllhs, lhr.nils iiuil nnstrtls. \ p.'rsi.n In Ibis iininllll.in Is lliUili. to curry nfi'i'tlnii, uml III.High In. hliiisiill hnn mil .111. illscii-.., ho CIUI tninsiiilt It thmiik.li tlui --nrius, llr. Mnry, Hiiperliiloinlent nl tin' IVllliinl Hnsplliil, ami tho iitlinr illl"lnbllil |iliy.sli.|iiiis li..iv"e.|iil|.i. . I u liilinrntory ami nn'Iighling III" illsmi-u pnr.-lsli.iitly nu.l ivllh griitllyliig n'-iillii.    I'litlenls an. soul
to tlm Wlllliril    lliisl'llul'lrnm   the I'nlllillu.s
ll Alli'gunv, Cayugu, (l.'iuis.soi', dulnrlo, llrh',.iis, rniiii'liliis, Wayne, Viilo.s,.Si'huylor, Sem'^u nud isiculimi.
S.'.'ona    N.'i:n>   l,yneli..,l   For   (In.,   (il.ut
nAiNuniui.K, (lu. (.S|ii'i'lnl I. — Cliiirles lUii'k, till, oi'i'iiml ol the m'grniis wlm r.„n nillte'l the Ugh'tn'u oulrug", ivus h'n'li."l 111 SulTiirl. lll'l eriiiio WHS .'.iiu'iiltt" t 111 |-.:irlv Cnu utv. Hint .'ltlr,i'lisiitlhmille..iuiir) I'liuntv   ri.Iii.j.l  l.l Il'l III" ninll hriiu:  tlm
lllilll illln lliinlirhlg".     Ma.'k wusll t..r"
llilll'il In Suit..r.l. III.. s...'ii'> nf his .Tl  In
Enrly  C".iiily,   un.l   lym-hi.d.     Th.'   negrn mllllo tt Cll.fossil.n.
Pour Iiol.l Kur niur.lor.
Tho cornnor's jury In tho ci.s.. of Snrah k. Milnilonl, thn sUi.'.'ii-y.'iir-old girl ivho.so body wns iiiiiuglnil by a pasaonk-or rain from UiilTulo ul th . Slii.wlioo cnias- lUgiit inl.bilghl nu ,lunoS, hns rcuehii.l a venllcl .loclurlng thnt sho -'ciiiuo to her l..iilh nl tho luiu.ls ul HonryTrlpp, Mutllibi I'rlppor Lnri-n 'I'rlpp, uu'l we imim. Ivn I'ripp asuii ni'.-e-«.iry to lhe .-ri.in'. Wn inrlhcrib'terinliiu Hull snhl piiilies l.n In-hl mil exnnilnoil holnr" a .Mniiislniti." Heurv Trljip Isa woallliy birim'r I'oslilliig lU'iir'Mupb'lon, sU iuUhs soulh nl buck. ,iiirl; Matilda Is his wile; l.oren, a luurrio.l .nu liviug ui'ro-s the rnilll Irnlu hlill unit Ivn. a diiuglili-r wl.o ten.'hos s.^lmol. rrlpu ndo|iloil Sarah Muinl.ir.l nn A|.rll '22, IsiC, Inun lliH llii'liestor nrplinn Asyhmi. rho four w.ro urrosiod.     Mis.  Trl|.|i  uu.l
1,-iiti'
mil "Hih.     Henry Trlpii uml his woro Imhl lu Jlill ut l.ucUpnrl.
nu bn
ill
sweet" ll.iulcd still ill his cal
"I am sen I   In  usk   ynii if bave sdiue ten," he said, j
-'Is thul uicaiil b<r au cscasc or nu apiilogj';" aske.1 Kvailne .Ic.iiurely.
"Does tuy erran.l need either/ ' bo ipieslioucl iu returu, wilh hia usual gravity.
"You scciue.l In cnii-i'li r sn," sai.l she, "ill alu.-li, if ynii will out Ibinl; me c.iuci lll.l. 1 villi ci.iifess yell are itlulsUal. Thereat, pci pie, ' thc .'n.i- liuue<l. nntiiig Ills pii/i!ed air, "who ci.uie tud talk I" me '^iiboni auy er raii'l tt all merely fcr Ibe pleasure of the Uiiug   "
.K little smile was pitying ronud her nii'itlb. nu'I llunugh hcr rnrved e.Teltthet the sparkle ol bor eyea meant iiiiacliuf.
The l'rofe».sorpn»heil hit apocttcles Ull iiL-iiiu. when iieiinli were .dote t,i llim hoi .-ould see better wilb.iat as- siatauoc
"riicre arc |*nplc,' he said, "who might leutuie to iMiue to von on tbeir lia.l iiiel lis. Miim Kvt. i tiu uit oire of those fuilnutte fea   '
-'No? ' ehe .lurrie.l. lilting h.'r rye broat,   "}«l jruar  aietitt  ara by aa
I'.ilu-Mnkers t..  ll." Mini.
In ouo corn.r ..f Iho nieltiiig room nl tbe Ncw I Irleaua mint ia a Inrge ir.m i tank iu whi.-h flio newly casl ailvor I liara nre drojiped, hissing, to cool olT. | i\t the end of n litir.l dny's work lhe j surface of the wnter slinws n fnint raiti- li..«-Iuicd scum, like the ui.Inllie lus. tor of slngiinnl pools, bcpu nenr a .lyo honse. If comes in pnrt from luicro- scnpio flakes of silver Hint havo scald nil' in tho Cddliiig. The water, when clinnged, m.ls .l.iwn a pipe tlinl ler- iiiiiintes in tho linttnm nf a cistern, Mlilell conluins u Uy,'r uf luii'l acuiplo nf feet deep. As the wnt. r seeps uji nti'l tbrongb, thu mud acts as n (liter iind catches tho porlicles nf precinua nielnl. so in lime It I'.'.sitii.'s nn nrti Hcinl silver mine, (liicc every iiunrler the atull' ia set ..pel ..ul nn.l pnsse.l Ihrdngb n reduction pmcess. The re¬ sult ia a silver brick, wnrtli mnybo $',0.
When it   cnmes   to   mou. y-makitig, I'ncle Snm   can   beat   Ihe   world   f..r Btingiuess,    Tlic nrtiilcial ailver mine iu the yard of thc old   mint   pretuisos is nlily nue of  his numer.ms   schemes for  cheeking ivnstc,    Wheu   tho   cna- ters rnlse their glowing Indies from the melting jiols n sli.jwcr   of   spnrks   lly frnm tho   Ul.llien   siuface.     Tli.^y ut.' tui.slly iticntiilcaceiit particles   ot car- Im.1i, but niuniig them  uro   ]>in   points of silver, almost   gaso.ins,    Some   fnll ninniig tho ashos nn.l clink, ra benenih tho furnaces, and when the lire Iioxch nre rnke.l out at night the ennteuls nrr s.'riipulously prcaoi ve.l.    liown boloiv, in the basemcLt, is n  great  rcvolvinp crusher that grinds the deliria iulo tine jiowilcr, auil wheu euiingliaccumulntes il IS   ani.l   by aamplo   In   a   Norlheru smelter nu.l trcnted like nrilinnry or.>, Nnr is ll.is   ail.     Kvery   oycuing   the llo.ir l.f lh.' m.'lting room   ia swept far mnrc carefully thnn ever u   In.ly's pur    | lnr au.l llio  aweepiuga   arc   prescrvcl i along with '.be nshca.     Ouce iu   Ihrec j iiii«iliis or a.l the Sli.ll  is   s.'rope'l   ..ul  | ul ull the Ilues and chimueys nud IliiiU I ts way to the same receptacle,    l-'mm tl I   ashes,   cliukers,   swoepiugs    nud ! s,i..   of lliB   Now Orlcan.s   miul   I'ucle j Sum 'erives a larger   iucntne Ibuii thc aveiUH ' bank   presideut.    The   cruci- i blea Usui iu luolliug are good for uIhiui tbree charges; th.n   Ihey arc wheolc down l.l llic   l.aseiueul,  crushed,   nn.   i share the futu   .'f   Uio   cliukers,     Tli< p.ires of Iheir eurtheu sides are fuil ol { virgiu  ulver,   and   the   griliy   browu ' pnw.I.r   into whioh   they   are   grouiu^ j yielda an  avern'e uf |?-Jdii   a  tnu,     A wnru.ml crucible is really worth mort tbau a uew i nc. !
Wlial   a l.ra.l r>ii.-ll Mrallv U. '
The first thing to be sai.l tbniit lead | peucilt   ia that Ihey nre Uut   lead pcL- oila alall.    Oii-c upon a   Uuio   aticke | of lead were used lur makiug marks nu paper and wo."I.   Sud   th.-   utuiu   htt aorviveil,    tli,"'...l,    .i,,«-».l.y.   sU   th. , pencils ^are   nlicl    with    grupbile, or plnmliAgu     This mineral   it   lonii'l in | ouly t   few pitccs   in   the   world --in (.'amlierlaud,     Kugland,     along    tbe ^ l.aareutiau rtngea, io thc proviacie of | i^aebee, tnJ at Ticondirogt, Vt.   Tbe j largest Diiaee ou  Ihis coutioeut are at the iatlar plaea. I
A l,.riu-l.l..|i In Texas.
ll..i-sr.is.r,-XHs(Si lnl)...Af,'W.hivsiig..
a .•liiir''li at Kiiipoix I'rulrln wus tnirin. 1  hv
nil In Iliirv.    Ha^plnlon fell on .l.iliii mnl
liiiinliill Iliiinlll.in. ii.'gr.ii's. Tho I'.lt.T W.IS llr-t biniiil, mill, with   n  r.ipn  nr.iiin.l
Ills ue.'k,  ll nlcsscl   Hint .Inlm   burn".I
11 li.ir.'h.    .1 lllll w>is f.iu.nl at his   liniiic,
mill his answer t.in li'.inilini lnr siirri'ii.|..r wns a V..IIOV 111 liiii'lis!i.it,Vau WrUlil li..|iig IiUiitly wniiii.l.'l nml Tii-'k  Mon.iy slightly
llijilie.l.       Tll gr.i      .'.."ll ,     ba.lly
K.niiib'il. hut wns r".'u|itun"l nnl ut .ui."
IS'up
Nouro Wn. Tl..,l I,. ,. T.'eo itml  i-l,,,..
llAT(ii.-i I Il'l,    Miss.   (S| lull lli'iiri
Nnv.'Is, I gr.i, Willi i.tti.i'keil   Ml-s   11 1.11
Il.l" Iinvls. Wll-....|.liir...l,  nml wns   1.1..ml
llll.l hy Mis. llHvis.      IP'   wns   liii Ihu..iv
11...I   1.1   11   In-e  und  slml to  ili.iUli  by He.
|.'lr>l S.I I or |....'<.>l.r.
A pnrlv 111 onglin-ei's   h-It   All.iiiiy ii Imv ll.v,  uiio, ui'Um:   Iimler  liutrn  tlnns Irmn
-itut" Eugli r ami Siirvoynr lininl. In siir-
i.'y tho pnipiisod irni't nf lun'st hunt In Hi* ^illriiinlni'ks r.'i'eiulv .Iniiiite.l I'v ttioStiu.. .0 Cnrnell UnlvcrHlty In lio   upplli'.l t.i ei-
I'l'riinoulnl  uses  il ic'lhni    with   tho
ilnriu'll S.'h.ml of Enrostry. Tho lmnl lu lueslliill eoiiststs ol ;lll,IKIU inTi's, nml lies IU townships iii mill '10. Eniukllii I'lniiitv, IU th" vl'ilully nl SHraiiH" l.ikn. 'rini |iur. 'huso a ynur ngn cniisii.uiiil 111" gn'iitnr part 111 till, iippnipriiitinii nf i,-iuO,tlilil iiuuIh hy Iho 1,1'gl-iiiliiri' nl ISIIS fnr Inrosl pro. -erve "Jleli-loii I'lirp.i-e-. When tll" tr.nt yo.i C.irli '11  will i'Ul"r   lllt'.   p isses-
if Ils niigiist Inlll'itnr. Ill" Cnnlor -in-o hns llruwn III' for 11." apprnvnl ol llio rHsp"..tlTe g..v"riiin''nls 111" series'il "nu- v..|itl..iis nml 'b'..l.'irnt|niis nppemled-
"C"nv"iitlnii fnr tie pnclll' sollloinout ol liitornntlnmil illsp'itos.
"Conv.'iilliiii ''"in'oruing the laws and I'li-lniiisnf wnr on hunl,
"Ciiiivontloii for the ndoinlnn ot hiws iiu-uliist tho IIS" of usiihvxliiti.ig .nlolctor-
iiis gftssrs Ir nn bnllinii pr.jecllles un.l l..r Iho pr.ilillillton el the ii"o ol liulh-ls thm enslly expau.I In th" hiiiiinn bmly   '
I'll" tlluil U't I'linlnliis nve exprossion- ol ,i|.llllou. ns loll.iws:
"I'lu. Coiiforonc" c,insider., that liuiltn- II..lis  .if   IllO   mililnry   i.|uiri,-"s   wlib-h   nl
pr Ill 'ipprossltio wnrlil nn'gn'iilly to no
.l.'slr.'l l..r III" Incroiis" nf Ih" mnlorlal nml iin.rni wolfnre of mniiklinl.
"l-ll"   Cniitoreni ipres-es thc   .iplnliin
.lull lh" i|U.'sllnn of 111" ritflils H...I ibitlos ll iioiitrnls shnnlil ho Insi'rliic.l nn tlio pro- grainiiio of a conlorflni'n to ho hold nt an enrlv 'Into.
"Tho Conferenco oxprosson tho opinloii lhat i|iiostliiiH rotative m the tv|io and - illlini ot rlllos ami unvu 1 urltllorv, as ei- inilnoil hv It. shniii.l ll" thosiilijoi't of.slnily nv tlieilllToronl Oiivcrniii.'iils with n vh'W hi urriving nl a uullnriii -nlntl "ii by n fu- .iin'Cniif"ro.ie".
"I'll" Ciiiiti'n'ii.'O «xpro-..'s llin wish Hint tu enrly I'niiv.'nUm hi. .'.lilii.l t-i n'vlsi' Ul.' :i.'ii,'vn ('niivoulliin.
" I'll" Cniiliirom-o has r.ss.llve.l tliut .|U"s. :i..iis i-"hitlng l.l tho luvil.hiliilllynl prIVHl" priperly In wnr nn hnni nml Iho l,.,.nl,iir,|-
111,.111   nl tnWIls nr  Vlllilgns |||  mn.il   WUT.   h"
fill
..I hir fll
lltl.l
slgne.l   by   nil    Un
ph'iihiry ileh-gatc
I'le at tl.e   llu....lu.»   llnllrl.
WAsiiiN.iTiis.li.C.ispochili. -Tlu'l'nlii'il ^int'is will not hi. liniiinl hv the rop.irU'l .loi'lsliin of the llim-iio ('nuiori.ii'o l.i pr i- hlhll the Il-l. nl Iho iliiuiiliiin Inilli'l in wnr lnr.'. Sl. fur, lllls cnunlry hns mil I'ooii .'|.|||-ed 111 rc.inrt to tho n.'o ,il ttilh bull.-t, ll.ll  theniiliiulii-ennbcrs huvu boon lluikln;;
"X|"'rl Ills In n'l'iirenii tin'reusod "slii|i-
I'liii;'   .'li.'l'i ll.r tin. sniiill enlli.re Imll ..¦""I
lnth.. lirn;; .inrg eu,   nml   Hi'-"   exi'i-ll
li'i'lit-   hilV"   pin l.b'.l   Sllllll.wlml   .111  'lis
Hues  111  III" 'Illlli.llllut'Ulh'l
CARELESSNESS  CAUSES   DLATH, Many  lto...."il Alter   m,    i;,,,l,istn„   'll,iit
VVatl.Inatan Itaiat.
A«sl-tnnl SeeroUry of Slnio Pavhl .1, lllll hns ac.'oplo.l an appointment t.i a im'- I'ss.irship In III" Ciihimlilan linlveratly ,,! •VHshliigtnn. 11" will give his altentlou to llplomm'y nml tn-nly innlilng.
Tho lecolpts of tho Phlllppluo Islands lor ho flrsl livo luonlhii ol IS'.l-.i, m-eordlng to a .tiilemonl inn.l" hy tho War liop»rtnionI. ire; Manila, »l,77'.i,'J«7.17; Hollo, tliis.in-i.j.'i; •olni, t'.iii,:iii7.4:i; ininl, fj ni7,55(i.S», Of Ills amount Imp irt dull™, furnish H,719.. '11.02; oijiort iliUlos.  •JSS,:|S5,03; tonnage llles, »10,sa'2.6ii, and other sources, mv (17.(11. --'..-^
The noil cnmummbr ,'l the linttloslilp lii.lhinu will tioCuptaln I'-raui'ls W. IHckous. now acting Clilof oftho Nnvlgnllon Ibireau, In tbe al'sonc.'if A.In.lrnI Crowi.lnshlolil, who Is on have of uhsenco nliniml. Soero- ary l.onK hns "ITcro.l the dotull to l'a|ital.. IHckcns nnil In. Ims H.-cptoil, alllinugli It s not cipeei.'.l thnt h, will rellovo Caiilntu I'.iylor, Ihe |in's"ul coinuinndor, until tun 'urly iiuliiiiiii.
Tho .>i.'crolHry ol Wnr l.u'. .nn.lo nn allot, nent ot tho appniprlntli'ii nl »SM)0 con- nlnoil In tho Armv Apiiroprhitlnu bill ol ItKH) "to provhlo nioBiit for Hie theiroihal lllll prnetli'nl Instriicllon " nl He. torvlco .cho.ils as f..||.iws 'l',i Iho Arllllorv School it I'orl Mm roo, Vn., tlfton, the lufniitry nnl ('nvnlrv S.'li.'.il III E.'r( l.o.ivonivorlh. Kun . y-i:,,m. mil thn Cuvnlrv Hud l.lKtit Ar¬ llllery Sehn.il Hi Fort lllloy, Khii., t'-'lKHl.
Slnco Miiy 11 hi-t. fill ol a lolal of s.11 pers'ins exunitno'l b.r np|i.dnli.ionls In tho Census Uurenu l,!fi huvo lulloil In puss.
The I'roshlont hns Is«.ih.1 orders propnra- lorv 1.1 somllug .!i;;ht tin.ips of the riilnl Cavalry to Mnniln, with tho nooossnry niiml.or .if linrsos, nnl Itio ijiuirtorinHi.tor- iiciiernPs dopHrl-uent has ehnrtoroil throe lurgo Bteunishliis lo earrv the aiilninls. It Is subl Hint this n.'lhiii nf llm AiluUubitiH. lion WIIS iniscil nn a roeomnionilallon from llenornl Oils, wlm Ims como to lh« .-oni'lu- slon that H largo for'o ot cavalry eau Iih iisoil In l.uzou wilh telling olToei ou the lu- surgoult,
Tho Nnvy lloparlmonl Ims rocolvod the first olTli'lnl roport Irom ('ous(ruelor Hob- son slnee ho as-unioil cimrgo ol tliorohulld- Imioftlni enplnn.l Spnnish ships at tho Ib.iig K.iig vnnls The report rcoin- ini'iiilcl lelrlgoruiiug  plnuls tut the throe
vessol.i.
Tho ll.'Hr.l of Nnvnl Clilofs have .lochl'iil 111 ri'ill 11 rulser PiitT.ili ns a nnval Irnns.
unit   Hi   ll  ,'list    nf   Ulinllt     17.1,0(111, SholVlll
bo usod   III the I'lilllppluo servl''o.
(ionernl II. S. Stniih'V, uitliig Proshloul nftlio Snelotv nf 111" Aiiny ol Ino Cunihor- himl, aninniiii-i's thnt tho imst rouiilon ol tlie sneloty will bo held lu Uulroll on Sep. I"mhor 'Jll nnd '.'7,
11 hns boon tho gonornl undorslnnding nf Slnlo lioparliiieut nnb'lnls for sovrnl week" Hull I'lllet J ll.-l lee Chiimhors would his posltlou nl Apl'.,
Inslnii'tliins huvo ln'on sent bv SecreUry Ilnv   In   Iho  Ani.'rleiin   ilch.gni.'s   lo  Tho
lliigii iiferi'iiei.    n.ilhniii'.liig   Ihom   In
siun IhenrlillrHllnii .'.luvenltiiu rop.irto.t l„
11 niiU'ioni-e   by   lh,'   Alhlliullon   CeU'
iililteo.
I'lllll
"bt.
I'eilll.   (Speehili.-A.
.. .ll llio ll .isiuii" nil, Ci.il 1 pnny. In which llv" in.'ii iv uiany liijnrej.    All uro Hung
Cok" ( klllod I
ul the Inj unill Illld otliors wen. m-.ir lh" llioiltinit. wlmu linml, nn.l mu.tl luivosn.in p»rlsiio.l. Elm stiirto.l lnth. inlno, whli'li inndi'llui roseun
wnrk oil lingly .linh'iill,
Thato wus grent uxeltainont ivlioii Hu. explosion oe.'urro'l. umi a Inrg" i'ni>T.l nl W'inieu anil chihlron ipilekly eollecleil Hhoiit thc pit luoulli. walling for tlnwo In Ight ho ileml.    II Wl
ill In
 Ill
1 lln
nf   II'
ills
11   H
Its
OII
still
nnl
was
iiiiii..r.'' 1
.1    Willi,  s
I'HilSii.l    1
in,  .'seilpi.il
ivol.ll lUllo.
V   ll   lull   111
Tho OS ph Itlo Eiilry No. 10, which   dm tl.m of gns   lull,  unothor  oiiliy,  whom   ll wild Iglilleil hya iligger's upon lamp,
DEWEY    HOME   ABOIIT   OCTOBER    I
riio Neivs ('„„v,'i..,t  In    »   (ulil..    tlls|ii<(. ll I'rull. (I.e Ail.iilial,
Ni:w ViiuKi!iTv(Spo..|nln-Adiulnil li.'wey will urrlVH horo nlmnl (letohor 1, Tlio .Into 111 his homo coining was dellnlloly si'ltlo,! ny Mayor Van Wyek ro."lvlni,' u .'ahlo llspnl.lh Irom tlui groiil son llghle. In whl.'h ho Htnto.I Ih" .b.l" ho woulil nmell this port,
Tho Hrrniigoiuoiits for tim n'onllui to no ten.loro.l to tho A.lmirnl uro well .imlor wav, ami ll Is "xpoeli'.l lluU tho roeoptlon will 111. iiiipiuntl"b"t In Ils nmgnltii.l". Ail¬ mirnl lU'Woj will r Ivon   w.'l''.iiiio hoiiio
ls..|i. Klneleou .Ii..-..v .'ilv. N. .1.. w..skllt.'.l hy llghlnl..gi. lew.h.vs ng.i, mnl elgllt otlior ynuug men H.n. I'lietrnteil nt Hie sniiio tlm.'. Th.'y were playing n gnlin' ol I'lu'duill.
( rg" Wright shut   mill Inslniitlv kllloil
Mrs. ,li..«.'|ililiii' Crlppeu Hi Mnseatliio, Inwn, uml llu'ii nlti'iii|>l"d to kill hor bus. Iminl. I.nt wus nv.iriinwore.t uml phn'e.l umlor slmiig gminl In juil In |irovoiit a possllil" lymhlng. Ills act Is nsslgned to jeniniisy.
M. II. Cluiniliorhiln, of MeKnmlree Cul¬ lege, unnnuneoil In Chl.'ugo a gilt ol fiO.- OUO lo till, eiulnivnioiil [uml ol Hint Instllu- tii 11 by ll, K. Piiisiins, tho welbknown col- lei-o l.onetl.'lnrv nl Chlengo. MeKoudroe Collego was b iimloil tn IS-JH nn.l Is the ohl- est coll.go In Westorn Methodism.
Ira Itlckol. ngod llilrly-Uir.'0, ..f lioa.l. tng, I'oiiii., went homo a 'low days ngi nn.l Iiiu.nl tl.nt I.ls wife hlld gono nwnv. llu Inl.l I. frion.l Iluu 1 ..Ill not  live wllhoul
her. on he hi'koil   nil   tho   hnllsii.    tonk   gu.
uml liie.l.    Thoy hml Iunl a ipinrrol.
It.ihin.l It. Mnllneiix Ims boon Iu.Ilelo.l hv
lln. ilruuil .lury ol N,.iv York Clly n s -iml
tliuo on ehargos of niiirilorliig ^irs. Kiiih- orlno ,I. A.lums and nltoniptlng to niiinli-r llnrry S. ('nrlilsh, Tho lu.llctmoul con¬ tains six ClllllltS, *
lli'taec K Thiirli.T, ot Now Vork City, for innny voiir.t ono of the Inrgost ivlinlosnlo en.eors In tho I'nllo.l Stutos, .llodnl llnllov. Iilnlio, from a gonerul hroukUig ilnwu nf honlth, tiuii'thor wllh heart Inublo. llc wnstovonly live yonrs obl.
dou'l on his Innn snppnsoil that h" 'I hull.     Ib
anl
It VnrkH
. llr
It     Is
tll tho
Ilate
ato.
olcel.iil   thO'O tlui I'olng K.lle lloli'i
uo
oth.
dnu.
Kc|ll   II
Tim iiiiirriiit MlssA'liiM. II
ennb'il.
Tin.   li'.immlll in   l.aml    Paraib.   and
lloe.irallnns   has Invlleil    (Inverimr nl
iivoi-y stnl" In s'.n.l ll.o wh.ilo nr n pnrllon nf Iho Nl.ll.uml Ilnanl nu.l nillllla nf Itio Sllill'   1.1   pi.rlh.lput..   In   tiio  gmal purinlo
AVeitilini: a Se|.| ..( llllell S. lllillll lllillll,nl Ml.bll. I  .1
l.bipHI .ib'il  w
'.Mill
nf Ih.'y
MONTREAL   BANK   SUSPENDS.
a
lliithiiwiiy Isa prniiiliioiil l.iisim.-.s mnu .. Mil ll"l..ivii. Till' ....ri'iiinny wns pi.rf..riiii'i nil .luly h, is'is.iit ti,,.('liiir..li ..f tin. Trims llgiir.ilh.ii liiNi.wV..rk city, by th.. Il,.v Ocree  C,   Ib.iightnii      Mrs.   lli.lhniVHy   1
a r lit gra.lunt" nf i'hnill liiLsuituI sehnn
'or N.irs....
Nowrs ..la   llori.lei. I   liv    Twn  i:...pl.>ye>
Cmises H  lt..n  l.y   lloii.islK.rs.
M.'Miii ll .   i.......   .S| tnll.    -   M.'iitr'.ul
linnn.'llll .'U'-l". wem 'listurli" I hy the an iniiln'oiiioiit Ihlt ll.o lliuk Villi. Marl", wi.l.'li .11.1 n Inrg" hu-limss liir..ui,-l..'iil tin- I'r.'vlu.'o ..I   i.iuoli"...   hnd sii-pemleil   piy-
lliellt. ril" 'lin'.'l  .iin.-e nl 111.' h   Ilk's -11 .
pi'usl.iu wa-i u run hv .|..p .sll.irs, wlm hml hoint niiii.r. nl n'il'.fH|..ntl.ili of IW'..! Hn.   t.lllill-s   eni|.t.n-..s.   I'.   X.I ilo'ix,   11
e.iiiniiiiit, nml .f. J.  liorhcrt, teller.     ll..i!i
ntli.'lHls nro  a »".|   "I   Iiavlug sy..l"iiiat
leallv  rni. 1   the   hunk   (nr   soni"   time.
Hvt 4<.MI,IIIi.i l.ns heeu taken.
(llll. of the a'ciisoil men went to Now Vork H . "iipb. of w.'oks ago, uul U.wn, .Ilirlll,- his alisen.'.. that suspicion whs nr 111-" I. (In hi- ("iirii n f"iV 'lays ago In wa, .I'.'U-o.i. nil.I Ills sahl .,wu,..l Ul. t-i lh'. tlii.ft, nml pr..|iilsi..l t.i make n-tltutl.'ii Tho l.nuk ha- n ..iipil.iil .d e.'Kl.l.llilO nul lnn 'l..p..i.lt» .'I "Vr *l..-siil,tklll, iimiiv 111 tin fiirniers In lim-lice h.HVlnu u-.-ou-it-.
l,.-iiileu»   wns   nrr.'sle.l   ut   his   suinim-i
r.'si.I" at St. Ami", n-nr  M.iiitr":il, mi a
iliiirk-" '.' il'.frail.ling Un. hank lie wn- lr .iik'lit tl M.iiiin'il nil.I phi.-oil lnth ll¬ l.i await ota.ulliatl in.
Mr..   Ili.'ll   Taken   l»   a   M.-llran frUon
Mrs. .Inhn 11. Illeil, who hus ls"'n In jn|i ul Kl i'lisii, ri'xis, fil."" early iu May, w.i- .lellv.P"! t . Ihe M'llcnn niithorllb.'s ut Juunz liy Mnrshnl H'-at.richt.
<-i>nvlct>- Art S.Iio.il Al.ollsl.o.l.
W..ri|i-li   .l.ilins.iii,    nl   Sllll,' Slm; I'ris..
has iil.olls'i...l Hie art s..t t whieh Wnri
Si.g" l.L.k sieh prl'l" lu nrgi.iil/.iug.    W .b'li ,l..|iiis.iu thliiLs 11 I- 11   WII-I" to   |.r..viil"  llii's..   IIIOI, with urt
nml llml III i ....ill.I b"  llinte
"iiipinye.l   lllillll.- pi.tiii'ltve  Will
her  'lepHrlim'nl  In tin.   pri:
lh:.t l.l
NOVEL   WAY   TO  SETTLE   A   STRIKE.
a     NnlluiiHl    li..iinl«.uu..      I'.i'.l.     Mnrllnl
ucenrdliigly put III" thing else ami iimk.' tlmu. rm ullv thnlr .s'litoii.'i' "nt hnni I Sing Prison. "
I.HW  111  Ills   Own  IIhiuIi..
U'lLkRHUiuuK. I'oiui. (Spo.'lall Novel aelion on the part of I.l.'illonnnt lloiinoit. iilCiiiiipHiiy ( . Nlntli lti'gliii'.|il. Nallennl (iuarils. Ill siipprosstiign strike hv inllllnry Inri'i. nml wlllinui nthor niitlinrlly than his nwn hus jusl cillll" tnthii kmiwli'<lKi"lf llni on|i'"rs of ll... r.'gl.m'lil. S. I!. HelllU'lt, tho latliornf 111" lleilleiinilt.    iipol'ul".   Ill" Ills
till Illorv. mai Vate-iiih..    Tiie im-ii om.
|.l.iy..d   tll.'l"   w-.iil
, "-"¦-    V .;: Itei.noti
m y  I ai|.|   prevHll".t   up .n
torh.ls,     eoiupany t"  'to  Ilk.
illl..l<ly I mon, nruio'l with i.-illis nml h-.l hv 11
I. -n  I i.mr.-iioit   .i|...ii   III"   slrikors.      Tli"
I   111"   s.l.lhirs   III   tlm   llglil
strike H li-w il.iys iiii".l his nnll.iriii, ir   privnt".   nt Ills
k  III    snlll"
y   llllt liter
tl T   bl SIIIU
htghi tt-iiii
mil.
nl   will
.11.1
..I  hy
Ohio.
Tlio   tVl.tow   Turnl.nll ('i.iiini
Mrs. .lauo, wl.l.iw ol Jh.'.I. rnriihull, nf Pert HillilHr, M.inlg.iiiiory I'.iniUy, cniii- inll.'.l sun l'l" by laking purls groon. Kin. was    lu   ."iiiiliirtulil"   I'irciinistaue'.s.   bul
fi'uro.l she was  llug to want.     sU"  was
llliy-six yoars of ngo uul Is survived by a i Neul, ui daughl
FOUR   GIRLS   DROWNED.
lloiHli    Hll.l   III.
Cllir.ird E.irlov, wh buo III Hini'iuiipniiv "I annlli <t nor'lonlown, N. .1., ullonililodto kill Imr, ..ml Inlllng |..il u bullot In tils own brnln, .li.i'l nt a h..spltnl In Nownrk. Pnrt ot ono of Miss tlonngline'.H Ihiuuhs was shot olT.
Snlva.liire ill Clilollo. wlm wns arn'sle.l In Wulliiigf.ini. Cniiii . hv liopiilv Shorin Ihrneli ami Constnlile Eruiik Sperry on a fruuil wrll, Hilinits llm' Iio Ims nl loasl a .Ini'.on wlv.'s In riinnoetlcul and ..no In the
old eountry.    Alll gh ho in   onlv   thirty
vonrs nl.l, lie suvs he it the f.ilher of olnveii I'hlhlron. llo iiiys ho houghl his wives b.r tlfly conls upl.'.'e uml cuu buy a wife at any tline.
Eliihl ,lenths of   I ii'kjnw   havo   o irrml
liiSl.l I-   Mo, ns 111" r.'s.ill   of   W'liimls
I- ivo'l   nil   lml" teiio'i   Ilny.    This  Is
Iho list     .Iniiiiis   A.   Alosauilor,   iig".l   sli
t"oii|    August      llnrlnii.    iig..il   S"voi. .;
A.l..l|.li llunl, au-eil tlilrty-iilno; llenru'lta Weliloiiiniiii. iigoil twentv-sovon: llelort S. Tnlll vlllo. nui'.l llfloon; CImrles A. Andor- snii. ngcil iiliii'toon. Henry WItIo, aged Ihlrl i: dlllo llnlill, ngod sliteon,
Eire ilostnivoil Hi" draco Hltel, a f.nir- st.iry brl.k sllll.luro   In   Mllwaiikoo,   Wis.
Aliniit tw'.iitv-llv" tir n woro Injuroil, nf
WllllIll hi" wro falailv hurt. Tti" loeiilil arv l.iss is smail. Aiiinngth" liijiir"it aro Chief .lames E ib'v, Ca|.talii V. J l.llielmii, Caplalu .Inhn Wnlf. Assistant and Chl"! (,'lai.ey
Ualph Schelly, olght years ..hi, dlol In his home, at Monlpoller, lml.. ns the rc Milt nf a vleliuis HllHi'k on llll.l by Imr ,.l his i.lnviiiiilo-. Two nllhi'iii hold Ibiipti lloliolly Willi"   thoni hors kicked   hlni   an.t
I ii.b'.l hlin .111 Iho nock, honil   ami   Imek
with     sloni.t.      1 kJHW     tnllowoil.    Ihon
ilenth.
Kil
.'hill
IMll
MIIII.
Alll
A.'tlng l'r.'.«l.b-iit Will. Il..iir.| nl ( Imiities has li.riu file piir.-lm-...| ol 11 vi-..rs ..f .M.iiti^.iiiery I . ciiiity 11I111-I1..1 Uiori.heii 'k lnr
rath "I Iho.stntt np,.r.ivo.l ,,f ttio ' Umr 1 ol S'lpcr- unty I.,rtli"iiew Til" sit" Is kn.iwn us li^ar E.ilnbl.
A lioy Klllo'l   by W. W. Hntl, parenls 11
I Ver
nlles Ir
Mu
KIs
11"
llniimr, uf War In ll.e l-lisI,
p. llllil pi" Cl i|.in liilo._ Paris, Erauiie. slulo.- ] that llussia uu.l .lupal", are Hrinlng,   wPh 11 view I 1 a p'lsslhle i<.iiini..l In Corcu.
(It.loau .1. Turkor Ura.l,
(;i.|""U J, ru'W"r, I'-riiier S.-.'n'.tnry n Slal'...f Sew Vork,'ii"l nt Ills h -ii" ll New Vnrk (.My. at the age nl ."viity-ture"
Clr.rUu.l Mrtko's flr.!  Vl.lliii.
In tli".t"utli ..,' ll..uryC.irnw"lt hyu lmi let llred l.y llllph P. ll.iwh'y. a eoudu t.u .11. the ilnnidw.ny Ilne. Cloveinu I, (Mili, b ro.'.irb'il Hi" tlrsl lulallty "t tho atrike i;'iruwelt.'tlio iiin"i""u-year.'.l'l s'u "f 1 hut  h't. wii.( nstrllo aliora.'. aul   rul"   I.
tho sl.le nl the l.ir lor B.HU" dlSlaUC... A ninll lull If.. 1 Uio cur ho.iting ami ott."r wis" iii..kiiig ll uupi"HsHnI (ir ttl" coudu" t.r. wll.l, heeniuliig lufurlal..'l at Ih. Hi-tl'iiisulUi" -mwl. Ju'upe.l ..<T III., ear piille.1 n rer.ilvnr aul stmt Ciruwell. Ui ilta.1 iu th" In.spit.l a lew boura lati-r.
Iiun.n'« Kiool^I.t llaav«l>.l l.y Tr.ialu.anl
mueen Vi tiirla 9ey«.l|.hi Im.- iKUUgie... ly lH.uotlled b> f,'''enl llealniorit.
Trala ralU Thruad. » TrrXto.
Tho ctiesti'-tWe anl Ss.'iYill'. tralr i whl-li loft (luilatln, T-an , Ijr S.'ottaviiio, j Ky., wot wrecked »e."Ut.-"n mil", oott .51 ! linl atln. T«-> liv.'S wore lott «od aeveral : I cr- 'ii« rocelvod lujorle* jI a torlout aatare I -fn-fraln c lutlttoi ol six c irt, tirioj nl I whl-li e.,ntainol froighi. Wulle the trcatit \ batwoon lliois^o an-l Woetmorolanl w«» ' heliirf cr «-"! I'lirt ot th» ttru-turc gavt i wav anl tlio train (ell tlvty foot to th. gr i-in I. Mr. Itlnl was piunod lu tho mlui Itnd burn»d to doalli. Charl..9 speakuiae , a hraliomao, aim kllleil, |
Buma others wero nut huiilliig lu thow Is,
and while they were nu Iholr way hniu-i Ilnri'a shnlgun went nff ns he wns cllniti- lug a fonco. Tho elmrgo slruek lu.u In His lott ohi-ck nnd toro away th" silo ,if uis face nud of bls h.-ud.    He 'llml lu.slautly.
Axe.l Man Hilled liy a Train.
WUIUm It. Do-w "rth, elghty-nlm. y"Hrs lll.l. llll" nl Iho mm pr.iialni'Ut rashlont. .1 Ih.Uvhi, WHS strii -ii by a l."hi--li Valley trulu whiie driviug a'm.l.   the   tro,--'^,  anl
klllod,	
All .\riMiM'l ll.o   glalo.
Simon Ketlor hn, boou maJa poslmastor nt Mlles.'t.
CaDl.ste.. rogtstoro.1 two Mrth^.two mar. rlages uud two deaths lu Juno.
Tho terrllnry almul Ilu-hvlilo. (Jatarli County, Is to hu t.-alej f ir gu».
lirnpo gniwers lu i Im tin. lou dtslrh't are S'.lllug tbeir prodiu't oa it staudt nu thv vInea.
Tho stale hoard ol Hoailh ha, rcoii. nii.n.lo.i t.I the (iuvoru..t that tl." timo n. whlcii to ahato Ibo -eaor.fc-" miisan o al Haratoga Lake he oiioudod uuiU  bepiom
betl.
llltrh'k   Hll I
froiu slttooH   I nf    pnilulnent  I
UMavtiTs Indu^trt^t 1.II repnrl a larg, yer.f^a l.ft,lnes. That el tb, tiarvwrtei « niiHiivlt Is in» ¦ " '¦ "" '' '
tanreal lu lit bls
A l..lottti..- I» a Rallraad-t Servi
Mt. W. II  ja-m. wh.has  town   m ro-,.|.....t.s| Treasurer ol lb"   llaltinin llllln llaliroHl. Lat l.e«n lu thee..r.iiany |..r   mrly-.tl   years  ami   I lieon   Troasurcr  since   May. IsC'l.    When a ,n-ull  ii^y In Ilaltlntnre, h" saw  to giont
ml   Miihol   I ttooH l.l iilnotoeii year-,   I iiliient Cul.I well ..|llr,"ns.   ^ were   .Ir.iwiieil   nt    I'liirv. a   Ilshlng   and iiHHiingl.'snrl. I
The girls. Ill ''.'Uipaiiy with h   iiumher of I nlhors. werubnililni: In 11,0 river.    (Imi nl ! Ihem went In   l.oy.ind   hor  d"pUi and, ho Ing uiiulile In swim,   .'rle.l   for   holj.     Tlm ntlu'is  attonipln,!   to   rits'iie   b.ir   nml uil ! Were .Irowuo.l. I
Four Sion liurlo.l in » Honk I
Enur 1 1 were burled under lOU tens ol !
'¦lay I" u bank at Hi" llu.'k.-j.'  S'lwor   Pipe j Cninpany, ..asl .if A'.run    (ll.in.    Tl.o doa.I  1 uro     llanlel   CHllal.Hi.,   An.lr"W    I'loa-ky ami tw.i iinknnwii  mon.    Tl..'   IhII   whs  sn suildou that the men had n-i  ehaueit 1 on- 1
lOOa  More  Mon  Koad.  MaillU,
(ienoral  s.  Jl.   it.  Vnuug  wllh 1000 re-
. riitts Hrrlvo.lat Manli 1 on li mrl the Iran- I
fp.irt   slierl.lan. tlilrty-in..   'Inys  Irnm San |
I r.ill.1-.'.'        The    Sheridan    ot|ierl.'ii ".I i
r.ugh  wouthoi   lllor  eut'rl'ig   I'lulipi In" j Wlltor-.
Tlirrr  >osr.>e, I yu. lio.l  ll, llenriU, |
A b.'gm  .¦nplun''l  ir  In.n   City,   (ia .
. San..r I ll.nl i.|..|,litl".t i
a,.p..l.i
"P rt t.i tho SuiMir
(ioiiorti 111  llavann In I vlsi.r at Wnshluglnn.
(Ino nf Ih" tinllers 111 the Aiisliluii tor- pod.1 Imat A.llnr i.t|.hiil"il Willie tho V0..0I was 1 IT lll.l Islninl 111 TiireiilH. Ill Hio Alln¬ nllc S-n, hilling a l.loulonunt uud Icur niomliors nl 11,0 erew.
Tl" Cnlniilal    (llWeO,   I.onilon , UttnoU UCO-
Hml III"   biihnnl,'   Ilaguo hns SI,ron,| lr,,m Hong King hi, 1 Maiirlllus to 11. .inlon
A. (1 I'o.k. late .,1 (•,,h,i«« Falls, N V Ims l,..ui;l,l tlio.Muckrii>soslnI.'S, Incluilli.g the Lakes nf KlllHruoy, treiand, ah iul whlell Hi.'ro has boon so inu"h talk, Tbo prleo paid was tls,',,(aiO. Mr. Peek made H lortunutn tin. Inltoil Stutoh In tlioniauu. fact uro of uxps. llo It now rostillug lu l.obdou.
Tho atnamslilp Halurnus Ima rolurnoil tn Hanlla   fmm     Aparrl.    and   roporti      ¦    -
that   III"   InliHlitlH
'll III
He
"Ith.
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.'t Mr
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Il'l
lyii'-hnil at ilayllgbt nourSalb.bl    Tw.
nthi-rdeal uegr  wen' foun.l ul.mg.ll"
th,' raiirnal tni ks, tw.- u,ll.'.- w,st ..I Haln-
iirldge. Ill" tw.. .b-a-t in-grni's I'lUU'l by the rHiirou.l traek w. re th" mon Hr(''s(o I iit I'my. AU. .11, SU il.'ioii ,,l helng linplh-i 1.1.1 lu the llglotro- lUtrago ami w.'r" b"- .nt-iak'.'U t .Salt  hi b.r |.|..ntui.-aii'.u.
A  aliilluu  llullar  Flrr la T..Ir.I...
Tbe Cui'luuatl. lUmiit u. uul liHytnn oieVHt.ir HI Inlet .. I'hl.. WU-l.^lnlly d" -In.ye.l by !lr». wbl. Ii -.«'iulugiy stnrtel fr.ia »u lutornHl .'tpl'islnu. Tno liulhllug nud e..utenls were <alu".| at 11 UUO.IWJ.
Chlraxo.
I.r.itot
Ui.l:lm
I.an.toa tr.r, a   ^at^r   Fa.)
Lon b. u It In laar ..   waler and
fataait i.raute'l l.att fiscal Vaar.
Tue DUiubor nl | ntojts iirauto I and tri> le'utrks, litiolt aud prInU isglslenid at ttat Patent UOIce, Woablogtou, duriug tbo laat Oteal yaar ata K.^l, agaloat il.JTI t'n the oreeiadlaj twelve ajatlu.
1  Haa.
The Ooiuo'ratl'' NHtinuat .' i.niultloo iin-l
Cbl'-oso. aud alter a sh .rt sesshin, 'lur.
ploy of I ,pg ,|,i,.h It pas.el upon tho report of it."
"        -¦ ' cummittee rtoim-tng P J. Iievlln, tho |,r-t-
liureau   1 dllnr. uu t      Uaii;;"il  so'jni   nf the
rilea   anoi'tlng   lb"   . ..Uiinitt.-., atj mrnoil
r-i,,-,-. i... .¦¦..- I ,,„, ,,|„ vritnoul mnkiug unv ro.miu.uon.la.
lon.t.in- nf the     ,,,^^, „, ,.,,„j^ piatlnrm fir I'JOIl. Tb.- Com
1 an  luly  Hh,    luittae .,(«,_'tej Wllliuin J. stoa'- Vlto-CUalr
man.   Th" meeliug was e latnllo'l by lUo
.'ouiiervativo oiatieni, ahtol by WiUtum J.
Bryaii.
Ilblaa Waala Alllaa.* Will. Japaa.
Tho ri^wag-r tiu| I f ChlUH tm. mail.
roprooeuiattiibt t.. Japau aiih a view Iu all alUaact bet wee.1 tbalwu cuutrlet.
.eiilr..te.l iinni tmnpi. thero lin.t b.rllt|...| the L.wu nu 1 .oust a). pmu' h.'s sinmgly.
sir Th.unns l.lplon. |.„u,lnn, has .'hnn torel nil elKht lli..usnii.l-l,iu -leHUmr and intond- In Inno (iiSI guests to Atuorl'.it to Mioihe Auiori'H - Cupra.'oii.
.Navul I.b'Utoimi.t llnlssiiian. tho lals C.'.smwlt::-- niljutallt, .'nmiuiltod sulello I ,
• hnnllUg  hllli-ell  with arovnlvoi    «t    AiitiHl
TuniHU In IheCHUensus, alliT Islng lit tortv upliraliloil 1 y Iha fr.nr fnr allnwluit tha ('narowit/. Ill go ''yeilnit alniie.
Kounr  I'lllv'.lH.   tho Spanlsli   I'reiulor    at
Malrl'l. has upi'O'ii"! l'l all  purtl    al'l
the (lovornmeiit IU 'am lug "it Hie hliHM I'lal rei inns pr..i..o.wl.
Ueporla roi'dviiil at st J..tins, N K, fmmiiy.loo.v. (', II, SHV-Ii It i|ulie ..iiloiii thai the relations t.olw.-e.i the Kreu-h aU'l Ilrltlsh Boei- nro »in»wbal slt«tli»'l, '"it n.iii.ely lu aulh..rily will ¦I'oak 'iut ou tbo matter
l»at».|o Arlach " Ih" f'rmor Filipino t:»liiuei Miiii.i".. wl... I- st Hoog K'-ng, liolievos that Agu.nal'l.. ayd ..thor relwl loadert would weli'..,nie Hil'.ippnrlunlly (or p«a< elul teltiooiont ol Iho wnr. as l<e|oro Artaehos oocnpe Irom Imus tbo innp rity .if the paople wore .llsgusl'.'l at tbo U'.a- sn'..<-s lithe EIII|di.o nrn.s, aul u.w ro gard Agatnal.lo't lilliwors at bandits.
Tho 'Hmeo. L.indnn, tayt: "Tho Oovorn- ino.,t ultacties tl.e llgboal linporlauco lo Hio ViUtriuiu « nrvan year pro|iu,Hl, Wbich Is   r'-Ktrlo'l   nn   pr»"t|etllr    eudlag    Ibo
'NTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS FOR   JULY   30.
Haltieec Uanlel In Ih* Urn al Llaa^ Uanlel Tl., lO.'t.t—Cnl.Irn Trxt: "The L,.>r<l Is Thy Ko,>|M<r," I'aallBt eaal,. 5— Coiuiuealary oa Iho l.at«on.
Coinineiitary.—Cunnocltng Links. Dan. Icl't on.'mUw knew that l.e was accustomed to I ray t.. his (la.l. and they wore aatured that nu decree and no danger c.Miid alop hl.n; and l.y fuul nii>ans they euuld aecnre his sonteucotolw placed la Ibe dou ul llona, llo was faithful tu tho king, vei he ttill woa lalthlul tu his Il.id; and tx-eauso ul hit hunesty he otuod In tho way at Ihelr dis¬ honest gains, for they made Iholr iKistlloni u means of w.'ulth. Panlel woul.l tnlerol* nolujuatlce, elthor lo the subjei-la ur the king. Ills character was a .'unatant re- I'r.L.f, Th.y porsiiadivl the king lo mnke a d...'ree thnt uo une shcul.t ask a favur o| (b.d ur ..I n.nn ox,'e..t .if the king himaell fora munth, ou|i.'l.ally .if lielng cast ninori's tho lions. The laws were such amung Ihe Persians that when uuce pasae.l with the usual foriiinllllca, the king could not change them at his uwn will.
10, -'When Uanlol kuow that the writing WHS signed." And llml tliereton. thepower .if n.tvising the king agalntt It waa lakeu Iroiu lllm. "Ills wln.l..WB being oiH.n to. ward Jemaaleni." This was not an net «l siiperstltlon, hut n rts'ugulllon of Oud'a pniiulso toH.dum..n (I Klnga vill,, 3S-4«), who ha.l In his prayer hI the .ledlciillon ot Itu. loniplo oulroated (lod tu hear tho i.ray. crs al thoHo who might be In alrai.go Inn.la .ir In captivity when they atiuuld turu Uielr luces Inward tboir owu laud aud city and the teiiuile,
11. '"These men aaaomblod and found Daulel praying." Tbe apy ayatem waa wall organlr.ed among tba MedcPeralana, Tbey vuine, iierhapa. under preteiiae ol buaineat at the llmo Ihey knew to be bla uaual hour of dovotlon,
la. "Uanlel regardeth not thee." Tha nccusera .lo not iuentl(.n the high ofllcltl slaliou of Daulel and hia Intimate oflleltl relations with Ihe king, but merely refer to his foreign birth In urder that they mt* thorehy hrlng lila cnndnct uoder the auapf* clun uX being n p.illtlcnl net uf rebellloa against the ruyal nulh..rily.
II. "Sure .llsploas.'d. " Vexed at thut I>e. b.g .iverr.'achi"I; for ho snw that II was ¦ iiinllv towanl Uanlel and not anxiety for Hie ninliitenanee of bls authotlty vtlilob had l.'d to Iho plot.
l.'i. "Know, (> king." Thidr tone waa nmslorful now, for 'hey felt able to .'om. pel the klngtowurk thelrwlll. Kluga are Ilia slaves uf their llatterers.
Ifi. "Thuy brought Daniel," AocurdlnK lo Oriental ctialum the soutenoe wna ear¬ rlod oul on tbo evening of the aame day In tvhieh the accusatlou was ina.le,
17, "Sealed It, ' 111 thu .In.va when very f.>w could ruud .ir write, signets wore uaed Instiiiid uf writing the namo, Thnneatlus wns .bine by I'.o king nnd his lords so that noilhor.iflhoiii cnuld InlerferH lu aid ur Injure llnnlol wlihout It being known.
IS, "Pnssi.d Iho night lasting." The soul ul tl.o ph.asiire.lovlng king wna ao stirreil that ho h.ul no care fur table or Imrein, Ills grief w.is gniatly Inereaaed hy his cunscluusnoss tliut thla evil eaiun Inilll Ills uwu weakness nnd sill,
I'.l. "Went ill linnte." A slrnng.ispectnoln for a monnreh .d 11... world thus tu I.o at- t.'u.Ui.g tipoii a .'ondoiiuio.l servant utiliMl. Vet th.. king hnd iitn..r nppeured lo sueh a g...iil a.lvaniag...
ao. "Lanu'ntublo vol.-o." Dwply dla- Iriiased and In au iigony of anxiety, lie cried ..nl boiivoen hupe nnd tnnr. "Ber- vnntuflht living dud.'' llnrlua borrowed thla phrnio from Daniel; (lod exlurtloK from an bkilator a eoiif.wsliiu of the truth. "Is tliy tied able?" Full fit n.iueero, yet Iromnfeiilo nak the question, fearing to ke uiiawerod with tho ronrlng uf tbo Ilont tftec more prey.
III. "O king. Uvo torovor." The eommon aniutall.iu in nddrnaslng » klUK. There might bo more than mere (arm la thIt. Daniel migbt have Indulged In anger at tho king but did n.)l. His a.ilo tbaiight WUS that Oud'a glory hud beon aet forth In Ills dollv.irunc.',
'2'i. "My (iod hnlh seut llla angel," Dan- Id hn.l cunuiuny In Iho deu uf lions. There was nil musi.' nor gin.Iness lu tlio palaoe, bal celiisllnl Joy la tlielutercourae between llnnlol nud the uiigel lu tue ilea. Daniel tnk.is cnr.. to ascribe hit dellvemnoe to the living dod, that be mty nnt Ihi eonfounded with tho false gnda of tbe beatbeu, lie spoaka nf Ihe nngel oa Ood'a Inatrnment, not the author ot Ilia deilvorau.'e, Tht sHinn htight an.l glorl.iua lieiug that wta soon with the Hebrews In the Uerv tnrotoa Im.l visited Daulel. "Hhiit the Horn' mouths, " Made them penoeablo oom- paiihiiis and hartnlesa na d.ivua. Thla wta n now nnd woinleitul experlnnoa tor Dtn- h'l. Ho dnllghted tn relilte It to the kinu, wtioso voice hotrnyed Ida agony, "Iiefnre hbn Iniioooncy wua fnuud In mu," Ov Uila wonderful iloilverun.;.. Daniel l»arno.l huw dud eatimated fnlthfuluaas, uud hnw He la pl.'as...l tu rewar.l tt. (bid bnd ahown linutel tlllll his disoheillence In a heathen king wna nnt sin. ilo had boen (ullhful lu wliut he MIovod to he right uud In the t.'st (lod declared him Innncont by hia wonderful dallvorance. "liefore theo htve I .tonn no hurt." Daulel ha.l lieeu mlsrep- res.<nlo.l l.ol.irH the king aa haviug evil de¬ signs ugalnsl hia authority, but tnthe klog hliiinvK Daniel .l.iolaroa he cnuld nut be gullly of such denlgns when ho was faith-, ful tu Ills (l.nl. It was rulher trua nttbe governors Ihut thny were plannlna huil lo thn lling, to ml. hlm nf his best frroud and most eniclont omoer.
',!;l. "The king was exceeding glad," Tl.al Hio evil cniisoiinoi.c.'s .if his folly htd
I u  wanbiil  nU; tlmt  his lnwl enunaelor
was loll In Man.l nt tl.o h.'n.t of hlagevorn- iiient. "Coii.n.un.led thnt they should take liutiiel nut. " Tlie king wns uo longer un¬ der duty le keep Dnnlol lu the deu. "Il«- cunso he belluved In his d.id." In HIa p.iwor and lovo and falthfulneaai becauae lie oonlldod In Him fnr iirutoctlnn while ha llvud li^ub.'.ll.'nce to Ills couimiindineiitt.
PREPARATIONS    TO     MOVE     GRAIN.
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In tho Uontoul Co Bn.lrk't PariUmoulary E.ralgu Kocro. larv. priHnl>M>.l t .ask tbo Britlth Embassy at iVHshl'jgt.n In iiriieurM Iho raportt ol tba Uultal'i (.aburatury 'it tbr ttudy of ratcar In that lattltntloi.
Cuu too   (S| lull    Tin. oirorlt  ol  Ne-
irii-kn rallmails to take care uf thu grain i-mp of this S'S'tlnn aro assuming vast pros piirllous. IliKona ol big el.'vatnra are lie¬ lng er."'loi| along mott >il Iho llnea to aun- ph'uioiil thns" nlri'H'iv In eilnlunoe. The Chlengo, Sl. Pnul .MI..noniiollH and Omaha lluilmail Cumpany nas alm.iat nompletad lw.'..ty nlovalnrs ulouK Its Nebraska linat, wllh a CHpai'lly nf IU(l,OHI bushels oaoh. Sovernl big elov.il..ra hnvo i,ih<u uroeled at (iinalio .1,'rlug lh" last l..w imiulha lu anile- Ipnll in ol a Inrg" .'mp.
Along Ihn ITi.lon l'u"lilc, Uurllngtun, 11,.'k Island nud Missouri Puelllo llallroada other large nlovalnrs are oithor bulng built nr nlder ones r.'[.Hlre.l The railroa.l lutnt. gers assort Ihut Ihimo riHieplaoloa lur grain will ho no ...ssary, as thoy will not bare ears euough I., move all this vast .luantlly .if grain Easi |.n.n..illatulv, Tho llurllnl- I'lll and I'ubin I'hcIIIh Irelght .leiiartmenta linva ttlroa.ly S''Htt..r...l more tlmu 'JOOe grain cars Ihmugh thn Htaln for the uaw •n'l'.        	
I'allfurnia rrull  Itannort CoMihlaa.
A fruit caunort' .'.i.nhlne. Inoludlog elovoncoriioralloua and twouly.Iwo plaota, hat jual lieon lormoj lu Kan Franolaoo. Tho now ,'oinbliie Includes every linimrtaol cannery In Cullbirula. and will cotlrul prbes nu'l diclato teriifa to tba trail gmwort,
Ainorlrai. Ki.alnaa r.ir rinlanil.
Th" llablwin L'lcomollvo Works, al I'hli- Hib'l|ililn, havo jusl reeeiveil an order fur tl.lrt..on '"insniiilattou engines frojjl llla Slnto Hallway ol Finland Tbowi lononio. lives aro l.l be ready lur .lellvory by Jaau- ary I, IWO
Hutllirso llrlofs.
..vuu spinning mllla. ports  from   Ituaala
    _ ronnunciHi  dlmliiu-
llon of crnp ylol.la in that country this year.
Tho llDi-r grndos nl wool havo l>«en tgtin nilvauco'l and a'lvbos Iroui tho wieilea 1,-ieids and chitblug Itu.los geuerally an) ou- courngliig.
lu tbo luarlllino pr.ivlueos ol Canada hu.lness Isdull. wbllo In Utilltk i;oliimlila (ho oiiMirtt are heavy but eolleclluna tra slow.
Advices Imm shoe taloaniiu are ul liber¬ al husimwa at recent adrancra and ynitno largo saloa ol leather are  reported  at  Iba
Wett.
l he harvoating or spring wheat liaa be- gun Id lowa.
Tue corn crop hot made eirellfml growth un.ler matt lavorable lMni|.arnlara ootdl. lions In all Northern dlttrleu (roa Ibe Miaaouri Valley eaalwtrd tu tba Allaa'.le I'liant. "
ilarreninr nas enmmenee.| in taa rye lioMt ul (<r.iat iihtaln. The whoal erop promiset a luil avorag. ylold, tba btrte* rrop an avetago one. wbila the ontt crop it .llailnetly .lellelatl.
It Iha (.'enlral ttllw.a, Hew Bachiad. Middle Atiaatte Btatea, t..aaiallr Ikroaafe- a Cenlrti tad boatkera Ii¬ aad Calllorala Ika wtalk iloa* kat* iMiaa ItfuitUa lor Iba pitAtlVA aad davalaintaal st ereft att tm fWMMl lanilaa oBtratiaaa.
IToncor'l, N. (
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point tnt sllll