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VOL. VI.
A    FAMII.T    MEWUHAPKR    OF    LOCAL   A NI>   URSERAl.    INTEI.MIiEM K.
FREEPORT.   N.   v..    FRID.VY.   el.VNE.VRY    11,    1{)0I.
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NO. 11.
mimannMiU..
Greater New York
Den.ta.1  Farlors,
UHWUECKER I SKIMORE.
tOB.   PULTON   AND  GOLD  ST3.,
-, Brooklyn,   N. Y,
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FULTON AND OOI.D 8TBEETS, jOpp. Utemt't,        BROOKLYN, N. T.
0|CPflaE M. MOTT. LAVIf Yi»,
oagh or Bi«fthini,lr. T. ciir i ¦aaHaaai.ll.ybroofc, goaaaa Co., N. V,
"HLmlirook," "JOHA trooUyn."
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6. A. DORLON. .JiOJfDED AUCTlOJfEER. .
0«d Fallowa' Block, fmma»*o>A, aaar Chn^, PKEEPORT.
JOHN P. WRIQHT.
[oMIfERAL  AUCTIOXEER,
/ PReePOKT, L. L
STATE NEWS.
ttat« Board Trffra Tarrlnatloil.
Tbe biillellD ot tbo Stnte Bnnnl of Health, eoverluit healih comlltlont prevalent iluMni: Noveinli«>r. reports a total of KlXf, denibn. nf which -l7-'<4 omirreil Id New York City. The but letln atnu'a tlmt tnwanl the ebise ol Novonibor. prior to whii-b tliiie the Stntp bnil no sniiill piix. a re|ietltloii of 111* Pxperleiire of ISIW mi ii eni.iUer «iiile was Ibrenteiieil by Ibe nppear- • Htiee of nnother triiveling trmipe of rolnrpil nilnsirels from the i<oiitb. In wliosf ptrsouuel aiimllpox was ill-i- f-overeil nfter tbey b.id exlilblteil ii! riKbt plaeea In the enatern purl of tb" Rliite. At -Mlinny. Seheneetii.ly n'lil liloverKvlUe oiitlirenka followeil n nln- (rle eiiso In Albiuiy nnrt a.-veral In tlie Dfber two pbieea nnd Ihelr virliiliy There haa also Iwen n oonRlrteniblr ontbronk In n lorallty of .New Vnrk City. ThP diaenae nenr tbe end of He Cpnibpr branelied frmn these plarps nf artclnnl Iniplniilntlon and appenred In others nt Bl(t Klnta. In fbemunu Connty. where It wns probably tnk.'n rtlreet from New York t'lty, and nt fJlena Knlla. wblrb Is apparpntly 'n rtobfed to Seheneetndy forltaoiitbreak. The Ktatp BonnI pxpreSKes Ita oplnimi Ibat tbe ntlllty of varolnntlon Is be vond qiiPstlou. Thp speurlly of tbiu '<inip, In eontrast with thnt of nn i-TvlllWHl countries nt tbe present dnv. Is wholly due to Ibe proteetl.m It bfls nlTordpil. The iiperntlon. rlithtly done. Is so slinplp nnd snfe, nnd varehin or tllnnrlly so trlHini? as roinpared with variola thnt It Is rrlmlnnl to npeloet It for tbp ooniinunlty nnd eaeh Indlvlil unl. Hfaltb and ednontlonnl lionnls iinifbt to' USP nil the niitbority given •bpui to sponrp It to pvpry one."
i TBDSTEE DISAPPEARS
THE    NEWS    EPITOMIZED
Percy   L.   Johnson,   of   Brideeport, Conn., Irrft^ular in His Accounts,
MANY   POOR   FAMILIES   SUFFER
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FINANCIAL.
BANK   OF
Rookville  Centre,
Village Avenue, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. \.
kiBAM R  SMITH. Prealilrnl.
'    THOMAIS «}. KNIOHT. Virc-Presldrnt.
BAOEN T. RaVKOR, Caahlar.
pOARD OF DIREfTORK: \y( Daviaon,     Tlinmaa li. Knifht,
KSfei'«r.Tui
bauMl r. Chill . SbaW. DrMiitt
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UauilUon W. 1'rari.all
ayrs.
Illl|ia.
S" baW. DrMiitt, It*C l>aiil>oii. Kdward T 'I'liuratoi
harU. I.. Wallare.l Aiimlii Oiniwrll, NrlMin II. Snilih, liilin T. llavliwn.
We do a Oenerol Banking BnalneM of papcMit Rud Diaconnt,
Intereat Paid on Special Depoaita. I  DtBfta laaaed on Knglaud and  the Dontinent'
Ttmr Patronage Solicited. . BuiUng Hourt—B A. M. to 8 P H . Wtardsr, e A. H. to 12 M.
INMonot   Days—Tueadava  and  Fri >«ya. » A. M.	
ITHBFREEPORTBANK
CAPITAL,  130,000.
IIUI ITBEBT, FREEPORT, L. I.
Hailaon lilvrr frr U I'fMir.
The Hudson Ulver Is eovered with lee mill llitblly i-loned from KlnRSInn horlbivnrd to Albnny. The freezinn hns not been ns Knod ns uwiinl beeniise llf n strouK wind wbleh blew from the iiortliensi fnr several ilnys before tin' I"" Htoppeil fornilup. In ronaeiiuenee if wbleh tbP water wns full of drift Inji irrnss ntid weeds blown from tbe eboals. Thin debris bna become frozen Inlo many of the fleldR. making them ivorthleas for barveatlng. Many Icp- mpn will lie compelled to go long dls- lanops to KPt a pnpply of marketable ICP with which to f.ll their houses ou account of tuesp dirty fields. The ihlckueMs In most of the fields Is from ihrpp to five Inches, although Imelt 'if some of Ibe Islands In the upper Hudson there nre flebls which mens 'ire over six   Inches. i
Statr'a Adlrondark Foreat Preaerva. Tho Forest, KIsh and Gamp Com mission mllpctpd nnd pnld ovpr to the Rtalp iliirluK the pnst .venr $I3,2H3."R. II distributed l>l!»,l.'J5.in.S fish of dif ferent kinds. "^nme protectors de • Irnieil L'lil.'i lileifal devices for the 'aiiiiiri' of lish anil Kiiine. vnlued al Wli.-ll'ii.:!.-!. Al ll'ifilclnsp of the curreiii j'pnr l.UIKI.OST ncres'^of forest In Ihe Adirondnrk presprvc nnd 711.1)41 ncrps in Ihe Cnlskllls wpre under the control t>f tbp conmilsslon.
' JOHlf i. RANDALL. Praaldant.
DBAUNOET T. SPRAaUE. Vice Prnldeal. WlUiIAU S. HALL. Caultlar.
BOARD OF DIRECrOBSi
fatal J. Baailall. Ctaaonreir T. Ppragua
¦aalUi Ooa, William O. Hlllor,
rttUmm B. OaM*, D. Waaler I'ine.
Wallaea H. Oarnwall. Ueoiva Wallaoa^
fbaaua D. aottk, Oolaa IVtut,
^¦(¦•l Inml*. Harny II. Hmlth,
Ohariaf^lfc Wallaeo, Qeorve M. RajidaU WUllam 8. Hall
„,t lacal koll^ara. from ta. m. M Sora faoillllea aa-t ludarrniruia In
B'arjr daNUtmeal eanal te iIuim of rither the aw York er BrookVa Raaka <m Tnai ikini- (••tea, tad onrr acoommadaUiin iSnr aa II ioaalMaal wtlk eunaafTatIre Banaaenirut.
tUtanat at Um rate otlhraa per rent, pakl ua lUM eapnalia, thna montka or more.
Orafta ttaind on all parts ef Europe. -    DeaaaeaaeralbanklnKhmiiieaa.
Aeecmataoreornoratkiiia, aonipanlea, aocle- tla, ala., aalielted. BattnaMlataoUun naruleed. lM«lrl«a will reeelve piooipt atteatloa aad ea eaaarnlly aaaweed.
Job
Printing
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New Deputy Attorney-General. Henry B. Coinnu. of ' MnrrlBvllle. Mndisiin t'lHinty, wns nppolnlpd KlrKt Uepiity Altorney-fJenernl by Attorney- 'ieiieral ImvU-s. In Ibe plni'e of ,IiidS'' KdwHi'd I*, ('oyiie. nf lleneseo. wbo re. Mgupd recently. Mr. Comnn hns been «ervlnK ni^i a Deputy Attorney-lJenernI in cbai'Ke of the State's Interests In the lltlKnIloM (jrnwinK out of tbe eii- letnieiil   of  ibe   Frnncbisp    Tnx   Inw.
1001 a I.rai» Year in lllnKliamton. A Twentieth Century Club was formed «t BliiKlmnitoii of n score nf Hoclety (Tills who have pledxeil tlipiii- Kelves to serliiiiHly proiMisi' iiinrrlnijp to sonip uuinarrb-d ellk'llile man wllbiii I ypnr. Sections of the by lawK fnrblil cerlnin innJeH nf ilresH. Iiieludlni; th' wearliiK   of   cnrsels.
NIrrnath at Ihe Nnllonal lluard.
The liuuunl r.'iHirl nf Miilnr-iieiieral i'lilirlea V. Itne'. eolliiimilillug nllleer •jf Ihe .Nnllonal liiinril, kIiowh the ai; S-regate strciiKlh of the Natloniil iiuard on September .3ii. IIKK). to ln' l-».2."il, divided as follnws: ComniN tloiie^ offlcers, S'lo: enlisteil uieu, Kl. 'toil.
Won't Pay Taaea WItliont Vntinir.
Mary S. Anthony, of Itinbester. hns Brut notice to Cnuiity Treasurer Hani lit«u that »he will tint lu the future pay taxes except uuder protest, luitll Hbe Is nllowed the right of aulTraKi- riip Hctlnn will llkply result iu a test rase  being  brought   In  tbp court.
hlnl  In Miirka—Hl> Ill..n|.|..-niHiu .-.
nriil'-'eiinrl. Ciiiiii.—Till- iii.v>ii rliiii-; dii-iippeariiiK-e n( I.iiwvi i ren-y 1. JnliiisiiM. Ii-ii.ilii- of MM r.ll llir;;.' i'-« iiit.'K proiiiineiit in iln- Mi-ihiiill.«I i-hiirib. a Im-al Hepnlillean I--der. nieiiilier nf all the leailitnf i-luli'< and nitorney fnr .Mnr.nh Brolbers. liiilliUiii: -niitraetnis. wlinse reeeiil failure bns shaken Brlilgepnrt frnm eeiiirp In elr- illlllfen'Ili-e. Iw a irrelll blnw III seii-nil .Innnclal enneerns end a slini-k tn Hrlil-epiirl'm ln-I wii-lelv The   fatliii-e nf  .Miirili   Hi'niliers  leTi
.Inzelis   of   pniil-   fjiliillii-s   Willi   nil   Iiii.l
III the hiiiii'i-H nn wlili h thev liiiil paid niiiiilreds   (if   iliilhii-s   liv   iiisiiiliueiits.
Vhe   illKiipp.aiiii f   tin.   :itiiirii,-y.
vvlmse illlty It WHS In i-erilfv In the li- ;allty nf theli iiaiisai'llc-is with Ilie~.. ii.iiir people, bns iiiiide the tnUKlo ivnrse.
.Inhnsnn wns irnstee nf the \. V.. Worilln Trust l-'niidr vnlii.'il m iSi'iii.fiiKi; tUn inisle.i nf the liavlil I'eiiillet.... ¦- tale, valued iit it'.'.'i.immi. ami exei-iitor If his fiiiber's eslnie. vnlneil at .flS.Uiii. 5iilHcieiii licbt ba.-. lieen ilirnwii iiiflm •lie IlilNNlllC lini.ver's ili-i-iilllils Willi tli.- Worilln Titi.-;t I'liiiil in shnw that Hi.' iieiiefli'iarli-M iiiiiy mil be able In realize liini'e than .'(.'.iHNi nil ihi- eslale III' fim.-
iNHi.    .Iiiliiisiiii's I Isini II. Ill till- >iiiii
if .i?.-.!NMI. w..i-.. Kilwiii I-' II.-ill. rhiirI.-« II. Marsh. Kilw;iiil II Mnr-h Ueiiinii Seeley. of Eiislnii nleceaseili: lli'iiiy It. French. Palrlik Clark anil Frank F. Clark
Ai bast Iweniy fivi' persons—no on- knows how many iiinre have been ilo- "elvi'il by wiirlhless lilies In prnperiy. Ibese lilies bebi); Ki'nnted liy .Marsh Hrntbers. ami vnueheil for liv .Inhnsnii. their lawyer. The linlivliliial Insses lllll anywhere frnni .fliKi tn .filisni.
It was learned tliiii wben .Inliiisnii. two y.-ars nzn. sui-eeiili-d his fiithei- i-s
.¦xei'lllnl'.  Ol-  llilsl r llu- eslales.   be
liegan III rtalil.le wllh llie Iriisi fiiiiiis lu Ills care. liii|niry nlmul Ibe Inn kit sbiipH In this elly shows that Johnson Inst h.-iivlly spei-iilaiirii: In Siiitr.r and Itriinklyii Kapiil Transit stn.-k. It N Iinw kiiiiwii llllll lietweeii -f'-'ii.iKKi and ,<.'lll.lll"l nf the Wnl'iliii estate were iv.^re iliawii frmii the Imiik in Mav an.l .lime nf liisi y.-ar. .lolitisoii was hail jiieNHed fur iiiiiiiey liefm-e he went away. He Is kiinwn to have liorrnwi-d pii."io froni one friend, anil nunieroiis null's nf Ills for small amounts are nnw i-nmluii due.
.Inhnsnn wns ib>posed ns Cniinl.v l.lipinr rrnsei-utni-. ami his former law parliier. 1-:. F. Hull, wlin InsI all bis prnperiy In llu- deal, was appniiileil 111
WASIIINOTON ITFMa.
Ailvneales I.f the Hnlland siibmnrlne limit will iirui' I'linirress lo aiithnrlze Hie i-mislrneiliin nf twenty more bnits.
The rresident nnmlnnlpil Oscar V. Wlllinnis. nf New Ynrk. Io be Cnnsiil • Ieneral of tbe Cnltd Statps at Simfd- pnre.
The Sblf Siilislilv bill wns forced to u'lve wav in the Senale to the Army lllll
Senalnr lliiiisliiiiiiL'li iiitroilueed a bin ei-eatInK a Department of Kdii- eailmi an.l L'lvlm; tin- bead nf the de parliiieiit   a   plnee   In   tlie   rresldcnt's
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Ceiiei-al .Inniis A. Walk Repulillian i-i.'iidliliil.- In tie N'ml fnOLTi-ssliiiial \-ii-L'liila Dl.strlct. Iia- Bli'd li'ilii-i- of a (iintesl.
lllll AllOl'TFII ISLAMIS.
Ma.lnr Waller Kecd. siirp-nn. .says the ii«e nf clilnride of lime ns n ilUin- feetant In Havann would save JiKI.IHHI t yenr.
The Philippine Commission mnde perninneiil tbe Riispeiislon by fJeneral Miii'.Vrtliiir of .liidsre Malarrles nf Ihe I'liiirt nf First Instanee. fnr lmpio|ier liliiilnlstraliiiii of his dntles.
liovernor .\llen retiirned In San .loan frnni a lour of I'.irio Ilicn. beitii: eniliii- slastl.-ally reeeived lu eiery lowu he visited.
.\ttorney-(ieiieral firlees bas llxeil Ibe session of the Torlo Uieaii Asseiii- lily nt sixty days.
Tbonsnnds witnessed the siarllng of Ibe new troUev svsieiii at San .Tuan. Porto Kli-o. the lli-st rnail nf that ile- si-rliitlmi In tbe Islniiil. The i«-ople were  iiiiich  aslnnlslied.
liiiveriiiir I'.eneral     Wood   urges   re-
sisiii   In  iinn-asoiinlile  demands  i.f
sirlkliiir sleveiliires and tiisar baud- lers ul Cardriiiis. Cuba.
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Nrat Htate Fair In Ananlt. Tbe Htate Fair Commission niPt In Albnny and decbb-d to hold Ibe Stnte Fair of llHil In Syraciige In the Inst wiH'k of .\iigusl. Tbe I.<i{lslntiirp will be nsked to upproprlnte Jl.^mii) lo I reel n new grand stniid nud restaur ant ou Ihf State Fair (irouiids.
Anpolntml hv Attorney-tieneral llavla.
Atloruey tleneral Dnvlps bas np¬ pointed Mlebiiel II (Julrk ns Assistant to tbp First I>p|iu»y Atloniey-iJeueral at a salary of HU'kkkl. .Mr. gnirk bna lH>en oonnocted with tbe Attnrney- Iveiieral's department for seventeen ypars.
Moutana as a Copper at ate.
.M..nliiii,v lends all thr Sutrs in thr pro- duitien I.f roptirr and wo<il.
bur); S.-liweriii has b-fl lure In ilisk'nsl.
Wllhelmliin wlsheil Diik.- lli-iiiy i	
iTi-alcd -Prlii.-i- Cniisnri and have pie ceilenee nver her iiiiiIIhi-. Iml .she »a» nverriil.'d nn Imlli piiinls.
All  EarUloin  Fur Lord  Kohrrti.
Lord Unlii-rls arrived In Lmidoli, wb.'ie he was reeelvi-d will, royal Imn nrs and exlrnordlnarv popiiliir aiila mnilnns. ihe Flel.l .Maislial iirii-rwai'd taking eliari,'e of tin- War Olliee. I In- l,llle.-ll bestow.-d all i-:ir|ilii!ll nil I.0I1I Itiiln'rls. with a spei ial reiiialinler for Ills .laui.'lil.'rs. He was also luade a Kiil}:iii of lb.' (inri.-r
I'Inar
Mull!
I>re<llrl« a 11.
Ill his fan-wnll ud.li.'a.- can l.eclslnture fnrmer ilnvernni- I'ln cn-.' prcdi.leil n lilooily n-Milniioii wllhlii Iw.-iiiy live yenrs If loe pr.-s. ni sysii'iii of iin'.niallly Is mil ehaiiciil-
Mororro Pay* llrrinany.
r.esldes Ibe ihriM' prln.iiml eliiinis ncalnst M.imc.'o previnii.-ly Mttleil Morn..11 has acrivd In pay lieriiinnr *4I'.."I'.'.> In silver, on ileenlllll of otliit I'lnliiis and to .'.miply wiih h.-r .ulier di'mniiils
llynamllr as OinilrnM-.l Milk. .-\ railroad agi-iil lu Ca;..- I'nlnii.i Imr cnptiiri-d n iiiiiiil..'r nf ea«i-s niiirk.-il "Cnnd.-iis.Hl Milk " Ini-n.liil fm- tie lln. rs. wl;-. ll i-milaliii d .".i»ni split Iml lets. .'.IIII .l.Iiiiiiiiiirs nnd l.'.o pninuls -it ilrnaiiiiii
mei-i-liani   nf   I'r iiiill.'.l suicide.
Arthur Edgar Ely. a Ynlo Ktudcnt, died from the eltects of overslHily lo New York Cily.
FIclit persons charged wllh couutcr- fi'lilng wcri' nrrested In New York City l-.y Secret Service ngenls.
.\ Rii; Fmir passenger trnln wns wrei ked near .Mexniidria. Ind., nnd EiiL'iiU'er .Inliii Ci-lpes nnd Fireman Willlaiii Uiiles weri' klll.'d.
The car shops nf the Virginia nnd Sniitliwesl.rii Hnllrnnd al Ilrlstol, Tenn.. were Inirned nl n loss of J;ii>.- omi. Spoiilaneoiis combustion of chem- Irnls ciiiiseil the tire.
The l.arnyette Memorial Commission et 11 nieetllic 111 rhlencn decided Ihal (I   r.pllea  nf  the   I'avis  innlllllliellt  sli.ill
be ei'1-i-leil at Wasliini.'lnii. D   C
I.uiher l.otnliilln. pnstniasler at Iliilll. Mn.. confessed to steallug twn reels tercd letters containing JUknl when arrcsled.
fiovernor Hill. In bis Inaugural nd- dri'ss nt .-\iiirnsta. Mc.. di'clnred tbat the shlp-biilldlng Industry of Maine Is In tlie most prosperon.s condllion !( lins kuown for ypars.
nislinp W. X. Nlnilc. of the :iIi.|lioil Isl Kplseopiil Clmreli. fnriner Presi¬ dent of Ihe lliirrett Hiblleal llislitille. died in Di'Irolt. Mleh.. al tbe age of Sl.My-elght.
Three alleged counterfelters were arrested bv Secret Servii-e men (it Miiidlelnwii.  N. Y.
Wllllnm De Haas, n civil enslnepr. eiiipliiyed liv th,- liill.iil Slates ICiigln- eerliic Depaitineiil. lilew ont his briiliis  at   Pensiienbi,   Fla.
Th.' lllv nf ilrand lliiplds. Mich., re celvi-il the lliiinks nf Pri-sldent Kniger. In whiiiii the fiii-ilnni nf Ibe I'llv was tendered.
A bill iiili-nilne..il in the NelirasUn Senale makes kiilniipplni; tinder ler tain  eondilions  :i   eapilal  crime.
The Xew York Chniiilier of Com iiier.c dii-lareil Itself In favnr of 11 prlvati-lv 0W1111I ciililo across Iho Pa- llle.
IMwiii li. Itedfm-il ilivd nenr Paris. \\y.. Hired elgbty-slx yenrs. He was a liiit.'il breeder nf sbnrl-horii catlli'. He paid the highest price ever given for a sliort-bni-n. $,'\ii,iH.i<i, fnr n bull iit Hie .New  Vnrk Mills sale In ISTil.
Til" Itnllrnail Cninmlssloners Issued an nnler ciiiiiindllng ibe Ilostnn Kb' viiii'il Uailway Conipany to eipilp all sirei-l  ears in Bnstoii  with vesllbiiles.
Tbe cousnlld'itlnn of all the sti-.-i-i nillwnya nf Detroit. .Mleh.. umler Hie iiHiiie of ill- Di'lrnll rnlteil Itailwiiy Cniiipniiy. ulth 11 eapilal uf .'fl'.'.jUU.iUHi. was  elTii-teil.
GllEAT__RAlLffiy DEE
Philadelphia anil Ri?adin^ Now Con¬ trols New Jersey Central. I
A SURPRISE FOR WALL STREET
. rlrrpni.l M..rir.-.n .Vi.n ri.niplrl..Ir lloinllinlr.. III. AiillirHrll.- < ...iI <a.-r>- liil! "111111111.11 — 11.- Il..il(lil Ihe ,l.r!..-> C'enlliil nnil .>..>lil II 0> III.- ll..a.llllK Italli-nail—Alun l;|,nlroli. I.rhlch Valley
N.-W York Cil>. Wall sin-et w.i» iialeil 111 II sin-pi-K,. Siitnnlay wbi-ii Hie olli.-inl Mill iii-iiieiii  wa- i|iiielly
llllllil-   lliat    tin-   ...IiI|-m1   111   Hii-   reiiti-.il
Hallrnad of N. w .li-i-s.-y Innl passeil in the KiviilliiK Cnnipany tlirmich Hie ef- f.iiis llf .1. p. Mni-ciiii .V C.I. Mr Mnr- jian's Ilrni. It was iinnmiueed. bad -se- cnreil cniiirnl nf the .1,-rsey Central, bad nff.-i-ed the sunn, m ibe Keadliij Company, ami Hie laiii-r i nmpany had neeepte.l Hie nlTi-r. .Mr. .Morgan has al.sn Neenreil the lontmlllnc inleresi in the [.i-hli-h Viilley Itiilli-oiid, .1. Pier- limit Morcati and bis assni-laleH now ilmnlnale Hi.' aiiiliraril.' enal Irade; fnr Ihey lire al.siiliii.. 111,-isIers <if rail- mails Ihal llllll,- and i-aiiy almiii :!.'l.. tiiiiMHHl Inns llf aiillirnelte nut nf nn aiiiiiial pi-iiilin-Hmi nf sonietlilng less than  ."ll I.l 11II11 MM I  Ions,
.Vccordiii); III Ihe Idlest reports the niitliorlz.i'd slnck Issue of the .lersey Ci'tilral Ciinipiiiiy is jnii.oiHi.iHiii. nf wliii'li lliere Is iiiitstandlug WT.llll.Si"'. The aiiibnri-i'.i'd Issue nf linids Is .f.-iii.- inni.iKHi. and iliere Is iiiilsiaiiillnc .<-i:i- blit.iMi'i. Tlii-fe are also eipilpnii'iil ninrlcnge four per cut. IhiiiiIs ainnnii: Im: lo .$l.ri:'.il.iMKi, The limnls ari' se em-pil by a emisoliibuod innrtgace Ink en mil in IS7I nf .'SI.1117.111111.' liearin-,' .-even per 11 lil. inteiest. Tin- iiiiiiiiin. nf gllarillllee.l linliils Is -fl I.l lli.ilIlL'. also $i'i.lli:.iKHi nf ndillHiiUiil mitsianil Ing consolidated niortgiige bonds nf the Leiiich nnd Wllkesharrp Koad. These bonds nre owned by Ibc Jersiy Ceiitrnl.
Tbe .Tersey Central Itnllroad riirs fiolii .Ti'i'scy City wesliirly to Wlkes linrri' and Seraiilnn. Penn., and the lielcliborliiK iuillirnelle coal lields. .iiiiiHierly 111 seashnre ri'Snrts ninn;; Hie New .lersey enasl in Hayslile iiiid Port Nnn-is The Inliil niimlii-r nf miles i.peraliil is <17T. The mini was'.-har- tereil   in   IMU.
The Keaillng Company has an an tbnrlzed IsMin of S7ll.bo0.i.Vlil rommn'i slnck. llf Ihis aiiionut all but Sinii.miil I.s outstnndiiic. There is also $2.'S.tHHi.- nivi of brst iit-pferied stock nnd *-l'J, IHHi.lKKi llf si-i'iiiiil pr.'ferred sliiek. There Is a  general  iiiortciise nf Slll-'i.
Ihm.iiiiii  III'   ii.m- .(ii-i-   e.-nt.  ;;uiirani I
liiiiiils. till- llllll.unt iinw iiiiistaiiilliii,' being liii'i-l.lilil.iKKi. Car inisi bmiils bearing fmir per cent, guaranteed in¬ leresi amnuiiling to $;j.i!iiii,iicK1 are also oulstnnding.
Tlie tntnl nilleage nf tho Uendlng sys tcm lu .Inly of Inst yi'ar was ItMl miles. The riinil was cliariered In ls.t;t. lis I (inl |irii|H-i'iles nggregnte llil.lini acres.
The   I.ehlL-ll   \lllley   IlMlllnairs   liialtl
lit Mends    fi-oiii    .lersev   Citv   44'J
miles In Itiiiraln. Ils lirancheH nnd snlisldlary lines brine tli.' mtnl mile age up to 217S. It iiwiis 3(1111 acres of eoal bind, and all Ibe stock of Hie I,p- hlgli Vallev Cnal Coiniwiiv. whiib bolils In fe.- nr iimli-v l.-ases iiluini ."..-..- IHHI aeri-s III' i-iiiil laiiils. an.l enlleries with a   total  lllllly  rnp.nciiy nf i'.n.ivm
MAY REMOVE FROM PEKIN
^r.'p.^s.tl ti Tr.insler Nofvotialions  b Snnie Other Capilri.
i .i(iH 11 llf Itrporlr.
.»... Ill ll. Ilrl.mil.l. I.r
III.Iiii.II.IIK lu Mini
Wasliinctnii.     D     !¦
Si.-u. s   li.iveniiin-iii    111
Hu- Pnwers to shin Hn linns   In   this   nr   snnn
..Willi.'   to   II Il.b'llt   1
I'  -  V.lu'i-r    i;ill|iress    In
Till-  sum  nf  .flllHI.lHHI.K
as Ibe basis nf .b-inand li.riiiiiiiy bus askid .'?7.' 111.- ...si   nf  innvlnc  II' lanil's ,1-laliii  Is nlinost
llrpii.llallon   of
„l. ll. Kiiulirr
••••" '"'"'•"¦
llu-   riiiiid
s    pi-iipose.l     III
p.-ai-.' in-cniia nther   capital,
li.le.-iInn .if Ilu-
iliy   ii.e.-plani-C
HI Is ni.-iitlnlied
for liideiniiily.
.IHHi.lHHI   10   p.-17
inps.  anil   l-Jffu as  bir;;i'.     The
l.isse
iill    III
S.'I II.•111.-nl   of  privat hni-d.tn Hx.
Iiisii-ni-liniis have In i-n sent In Mr. I'miuer In Inslsi ibai tbe Chinese plen Ipnl.'iiiliirl.'S slcii Ibe sinlenn'Ul of I.riiis iliawn by the fiiri-li;ii iliploniallc |-i-ple«illtatlves. The Cliim-se Elll|ie|-iir liMs .¦icreeil to ihi-se terms, and Hie pli-nlliiiieiiilai'ies.  1,1 lliinc Clianu' and
Prii    Cliliic    have   siitd    th:ii    Ihey
wiinlil lie iippi-oveil liy China In ili-w of Ibese fads. Ilils liovernnient M'i.'iiri|s I'liliiii !is limine: Klveii a IiIi-iIl-i- In ili-iepi 111.- leniis. and will tl-il   ai-klliiwIi-iU-e  the  rlclll   nf  the   Flii-
I  pi-iss Dnwacer in in-eveni  th.- Emper- I Ill's   i'liviiys   frmn    wlthlinldliig   ibclr signatures. I.i   lliiiic Chang staled that  hi- and
Prli    I'hlni:   wniilil   assiime   ajl   re-
spniisiliillty,   and   will   sli:n   the   note.
Till- eilii-l m-ilerlng tlieni In accept Hie
twelve mitsi.le nf the pi-elimiiiary de
iiiand cmitaitied anuther clause wlili-b
Ihey   had   lint   emnniuiiiented   In   the
I   .Ministers nt the time. Inn  whieli Ihey
j  iunnre.     It   pi-nvliled  that  the Chini.se
Cniiinilssimiers   shnnlil   d.-vlse   a   plan
I  In disi-uss details with the Ministers.
PEHM IN ASYLUM FIRE I MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR
 I  .	
Over a Score ot Orphans Lose Tlieir ; Rp^^^ ;„ q„^^  Houses o! the State L ves at Rochester, N.Y.      J Legislature at Albany.
MANY  OTHERS BADLY   INJURED   hE   DEMANDS   RIGID   L>:ONOMY
tv.
ll.e ..t II..II.-I I 111 I'll I .il-" "I l.y « lill.llril ill tin- tilinilns llllllil ami A.Iil.-.! lo the M..nnlil.!-Hrr I and t'lllwlis lllll li.>.vl UrMUr rk-Tlir  1.1.1  ..f Ihr   llrKll.
Hie L-r.-at
ill.p    II.-. tnr.->   Ihr   stair   t'on rv   rin.i  >»liirlri.i.   an.l   AUntek
Sralrio — Ilr l!.-r<.nilu..nil> I.-Kilr.l l'..lli-r OomniUKlon Fn l-k  niy—Ills IMhrr NllKcrMInn
Th.
VOTE   ON   APPORTIONMENT.
lllirlrlKli     IIIII,      ri-.ivlilIiiK    F.I
lln
-.1.
Inns.
JAMES   W,   BRADBURY   DEAD,
rh.. I.Hsl   lleouiri-nllr Krnntnr   riluiirll   liy It  Maine LrKlnlutlllr.
.\iiuiist:i. .\|e. —Knriiier' I'liltcil stall's Seiiiitiir .lames Wam llradliury Is dend. He was Imrii ill Parsniisllelil. .Mi-., .luly 111. ISO'.', and was grii.liialeil frmn Ilow¬ ii.iin Cnlli.ce ill Hie fainiius class ,,( |vj,-|, wlili-h I'lintalned the poet l.miL'- fellow, and nf whieli he Wiis the nnly nirvlviiic ineiiilii-r
rniiEKiN.
Porincal has onlereil relnforoemcnls lo l/oreiizo Marijues.
lieports of «n niitbreak of the bii- boiile plague at \lnilivnslok and n 1I'- iiewal of plague cB.ses al Suiyniu are
Jll Iir
Charb'S Alexander, lirand nuke of Saxe W.lmnr. U dead. lie was tiorn nt W elmnr in ISIS.
Prince Su. of the Chinese luiperinl fiimlly. will prolmbly visit Ilerllu to npniogljie for the murder of llaron von Kclt.-b-r.
Tbe Boers relensed the nipmliers of Ihe l.lverpnnl lecltn.'nl ca|itun-il re eenily at Helvetia.  Tiuusvaal
Tbere Is fresh aliirin al Cap.. Town nver Hie v.-icu.'iii-ss nf Hie Infnriuatlon cnnceriilnc tb.' Ilm r Invaders of Cap" Cnlnny. and strniic relntni'i-emcnts 11 re asked fmiii Knclan.l.
.Nn iniiiiilve evpedillnns have be.-ii riitiiluel.il liv .\inerlinti tronpH In China fticrillnc in an olllelal dllTinteb frmn   il.-n.-ral  ClialTi-e
.X punitive expedlllon bus gone from P.'kln tl. Kaollylng. China, when- K.is ers are active.
Chile Is making active etforts to sell to Niiflracun nu.I other Central .\ineri- can Ifepulill'S Hour, wines, horses, bay. eti-   In opposition to California.
Parisbin polio- in DeceinlH'r arr.'si ed li:.!i7ii iK-rsnn». Including six iniir ibrers. If.'.". Iblevei and fnotiwils. L'.s71i triiniiir. '.'-!.'>!» ilniiiken piHiple. nml Sli.s.1
iiiii-n
encrni  Pi
rbbnuiiii.'
killed    te
Chateau de Speer Wines
of   r»a!Ssalo,   N.   J.  VlrieynrdM. These Wines KivQl tlio World In  Kxeellorice.
Old, Hell aod mellow by .ige ami ycirs of care .ind frequent racking in fui»i)<atetl ccll.trs as is done wiili the Chateau Wines in France
/ J '• •     ¦       •¦   ¦ ^^
The Chateau co" tains a limited sup¬ ply of Private Stock IVirt nineteen years Ilid, besides Hur- Riiiidy and Claret of nearly the same age. The Speer Port, however, nine years I'ld, ,ns well OS the Ii II r g 1! -.1 d y. Claret and Sherry, arc I: -.^li cl.i.'iN wines. The it it *• Climax Brandy is iS years old All are preferred wherekfiown by the Medici^l profession ¦ as  superior  lo any
I'h.^-cr»i.h   .H'tuiln,ii.|,-S!»rr " thlt Can  bc had,   fof
their excellent ciTecl mxin ihe .system when used bvinvalids, the we.iVIy ¦nil aged persons and iii general family use. Nurlhern New Jersey climate, and ^oilaboumlino in imn is uist adapted lor this gra',>e for Port
Wine, llis the .same kind of snil ns in Piiriiijjal.    Specr's winerv and     , „,
vineyards are the only Port j;i«po vineyariLs in the I'niled .S-t.itcs; only i  we ar.-"fiil>-  i..  fac-  with  n-lief  m ]
Vineyards that cultivate the real  Pirt wine grape of Portugal ; while '-  Imnkriiptiy '   The Unat.ni: .1. bt of ib   '
Other wines or mixtures called jxirt are miide without a siiigic i )[)orto , "'«'•' aiuouou to t'-'.n7:!.ii;T |
grape in them.    Mr Speer is lite first and only one who imported tha ' "^ I
Viae* and acclimated the real Port witftt.rruiM; vines of PorluKal. i     „"''," ^.'TT" "" "'"¦ "'""""••      '- tb.. tirVng of a'siiliie wiiii'a ibfective
Heipenlthousandsof doIlamasahobbytAsii^whathecould do toward -  ,,,"„ ni,,.^;,^ 7¦,,'^,".'',l\\7j'l,, '^^^^^^^    i carindge
aeclimattng these  Portugal vines here.    It tiVjk ei;;ht vears for tliciu ¦ aV ris'H.'ii'"'.M.''' a".-'l.'fi"l.'i'i^rs"saV\?li i     < apiaiu   inrkllds.n.   of   suK-kboliu.
to become .icclimateU before  Mr. Sjveer  got a-$in;;:e'i;rapc;   during     that be bad deei.le.1 m kill hunik'lf t..» j  'i->*^«rliieu an iirilcle In^ibe^ Nnrwe-
those years  all   died  except about eight   hundred vjiics,   when   those'  explisling a dyranli "''"  ""¦'"'~   '"•¦' '¦¦   "•—•¦¦
began lo grow vn;oroiis and tie.-ir fruit ; from these, layers were made , •"¦'" "¦" tbirty riv. i lor new vines. The vineyards now cover titty six acres. It has pro'.en ""'' ''*"' ''"^' ¦ sticcesik The grajies are allowed to hanj; tn the vines unt:l they ^gin to raisin, when they h-»vc parted with some of the water and •re rich in jH^I.ir: and llie wine mai'.e trum Port tvinc grapes is the only rc.il cthuine Port wiue vamI^i in Afcwrica. It is bv tar THE wint .^twwcakly iH«i!.iiiis, tl;ea:.;cd oin' :. r   i     • '"u eiiieitaitimenls.
Sold by Drufieihts uad Grocv'rs.
Wnsbingtmi. 11. C.--Hy a vnte nf |i!.'i 111 Iiil; the llnnse aci-i'pled tbe renp- poiliniiiiii'iil plan pinpnsed In- Ihc Hiir- lelgli bill, wllllll liii'i-eases 'the inein- bershlp llf the llniise ibirInK Ihe next dei-iide from ,'l."i7. the presi'iil nii'iiilier ship and Ihe iiieiiiliersbip proposed by Hie inmiuiii 1- llii|iklns bill, in ;!•.!;.
The   vote   Mils   lllli'\| ted  ev.-n   liv   I lie
fl'ii-llils of the l!lirli-li.'l!  Mil
The   bill   as   passed   ulves   Hi.'   House
:1M1  ml   vs.    The States whii-h will
rieeiie nil liici.-ase under 'be bill nre: .\riiaiisns. Calirnrnia. Cnlnradn. Cnn- iii.'iii-iii, l-'lnrlila. l-nuislana. Massa ibiisi-iis. Mississippi. Mlssmirl. Nmtli Carnliiiii. Niuib Imknla. Wnsbiimton. W.'si Viriiiniii and ¦\\iseiinslii. on.- laili; Mliinesnia. New .lei-sey and I'.-iiiisyliania. iwn ein-li; Illinois. N-v. Vnrk iind Ti-xns. Ihree each. .\ loliiljjf twenty uiiie.
.Vil anieiidment Io previ-ul geriynian ill ring was agreed to.
RANGE   WAR   IN   THE   WEST.
lllll hi-sler. N V. Nnl liiniern works lire nf ivss, m whiih many pei-sous were killed and many others injured, bas such ii calnsli'ophe wciirred here as Ihal of the lntrnlim of III.' Hocbester llrpbaii .Vsylmn. a Ihree siory siniiliir.'. ni Hiilibell Park and KMlianm- sinei Of Ibc ni'arly am   liimiiti-s   of    the   asylum,   nearly
rnor
Alliauy.
Ihsl liiessii);.' tl of Hie State nf Xe\ IIIhiiiI       ir.'alnicn
Oilell.      In    his
Ihe    U'gislature
Vork. favnrs nmre
rporatlnns
nt   .If   the
wliii-h ai-i' I'lim.' ilr' Slale. and iin.'es risid centimny iu nil braui'lics nf Ibe Slale gnvernmeni lb' oppii.sis the levyini: of a illreel tax lor Si.it.' puriu'scs. and declares against the Stale Conslabulary plan as  bellii;  \aUl.-lcss.
thirty   pi'risbeil   oiilrlKhl.    and   iniiny  |      limm-nm- odell reviews Ihe tlnancl.il will ill.' frmn Imrus ami nilier lii.lnrli's. \  i-niulitlon nl the Stale.    He snys nf Hi.-
A large portimi nf III,' iisyiu.n b.iibiiiig ::;:z^'']c^;:]::i::; % ''^:''^,!^.
was desirnyeil. I   ,vi||  full ,hie .lanuarv .'IO. liml, which
Tbe rolnwim; Is a panial list  of Hie j  , i,,.   |.,^|   i,,.^.isl.,tiii-e  arraiiL-.'d   for  by
ileail.   lierlruile   Pmier.   llertbn    Hall, j a]i|ii „,,iiiuHi,ii.     The   lax   rati'  fnr  tbe
Viola sunk, l.llllau Stmie. .Md.b.-d S'l. i J.,,,^.^,,^  var is  l.lMi mills, which will
Iiilll. Mai-y Alexander. Kllcn llanillimi. | "y|;.t,'i     ,;„      the      valnallon     of     Ihe
lla-/.el .Miirniy. MIniii.'  Iiriauy. .Mynle i .s,.,t,. (.•i;;,.4i',i.;iii::.7.-.'.'i S10.7m.l.Vt.;{'J. He
I'iilterson.   Isaliel   .Marlbage.   ilerlnide |  |-,.,-,imineuils ihal iu all counties where
'.IIIOO   HIi<-r|i  Klllril   li.v   llnlilrii.   >rnr lh< »loiil«iiii-Wyi.iiiInK IlnuiiilHrj.
ItiilTiilii. Wyo. .\ivillier lleree range will- lirlween Hie slii-ep lillil i-allle own ers bus liroki-n mil near the Wym-.iiii;; .Mmil.-iiia lioiimbii-y. l-'ei-lln-,- is very lilcli. anil Iliilll sides an- opi iily ileilar- iiii: their lutiniloiis,
A few days ano :;iiiKi sheep owm-d liy It. 11. .>iilwiiy were driven over a ¦ •lltr by a band of raidei's wlmse bends
ivi-l-i- iiiVel-.-il  wilh lillllliy sacks.   Those
-hi-i-p whii-h esi-aiiiil llealh by the fall Wl re III iiti-ii to llealh Wllh eliilis. Selway  owns 7,"i.i"«i sln-i-p.  miiiI  has
llli-III-ri-d 111" liostillly of ll .¦illlenien
I'.oili sides in.- very liliier. and Selway has iilieied a i-ewanl nf .S'Jiiiiii fnr tin- filllily piinles rill- sheep killed Were \ llllllil al .511.'.nno.
PLOT   TO   BREAK   JAIL.
ll.-.ri.l.-il III.
..f thr
nnanrlkl Crialii In  >lr<lr«  Frnrr.!.
Tbe alarm in liaiikiin: mid Ihisiui circles .-.MT Ihe pri.s|M..-t nf n limim- .•rlsis Hi M.-xi.n eaiiiim In- disgiilsi The  Iiiiill  price of  M.xl.-an  money
l.li'iitennn tin   li.'rinaii   arm.i.   ' ;  <-b'i-trii' I-ar in Ilerlln j      It   IS   undersiisid 'flint   nt   tin-   cn I  cbislmi   of   the   i.|«-rntlnus    lu    S.mtb 11.     .\fiiin lienernl Kllibencr will h^eonie ll I  coiiimander-in I'liief   iu   Indb-i. I   j      .Neuoliatlmis   for   the   settlenient   of rman  .laiins for dnniages  in  Ciiln
He s.-rved In llic CnlU-d Stall's Sen¬ nte from lS-17 111 ls5;i. nnd was the last lienio.rnilc Senntor i-linseii by a Maine l.eglslatnr.'. He was nn nsso- daie of Wi-l.«ti-r. I'nlhiiiiii. Cass. Clay nnd lllll.-r ilisiingiiislii-d statesnien of those days, and a I'misplciimis Itgiir.' In pnlltlis in III.' days of Pulk and Van liuren!''
At till' I'xpiriitlnn of Ills Sennlorbil term .Mr   Hradlnliy n-siimed Hie prac
tl If law  In  AiikHsIii.  whieh he did
nnl giv.' up IIIIIII a few years ago.
C.ilnaar at Ihr Mliilo Last Vrar.
Till- I.ilnl yearly coiiiag.' at Hi- t'lil
led    siai.s    liitrilH .luring      imii wi's
$i:i7.iVili4iil. nf wbii ll *'.I9.1:7J.'.'I1' was
gold 	
Klal.t Liml In l-oilelns-llonrr  llrr.
Kllllil liieii losI till Ir l^vi-s In a iiild iilttht lire Ml M.iin.a|y.lfs. .Minn Tli- tirst floor of the l.iill.ling was o.-.-ii pied liy a fiirnlnir.- i-ouipaiiy. and 11 was In this slori. ilini the lire start.»il.
The   sec 1   and    'lilr.l    Ib.ors    w. n-
kmnvn ns Hie Harviird l.nd2iric llmis.-. and till- rooms wi-n- ni-i-iipb-d by nun
llealli .if Ornrml natrhrhlrr.
lien.ml I!!, bard N Pnn I,.-! ; .. f.n- Tiii-rly i.iii:iri.-n.i-«'.-r I ;.ii.-ra; ¦¦( He riilted Siai.-s .vriny   ill,-.l in Washini;
France
Sim:
Nrw. of 111, T.illr
¦Inc
.aiislu,: a ir.'ueral llqulibiii.in of deb;- I diirtni:   the  war  bav..   Unn   goln Ihrnin:liont  the eouniry. and  In i veri   |   with the lultcd States for smii.. tlm liisininv Uh. r is ileinaiub'l 1   Imt have nol n
('.•l.in>.lo rsTM H>Mkru|iU'j.
Iti-.liis niial mi-ssa):e to th.   I'l-lnraib
l.ci:lsla!iir>' r.-ilring liovern-.r Th ai
cn-dii   is  evliausied   an.l
deniaiidlrii  the . ijlit 1 .V factory with a .-apni-lty of 7.i»X
       noil mat. lies dally  will   U- sl.irteil at
bed a d.-tlnile couclu    |   U. adlug.  P.-nii
The Cnitcl Mine Wodiers hnve giv
i-s    m-i-iirns
l.ricklnyers
1  ill
an
*   >rw  KIrrtl.i
lie-   i.ls..   .,f   If
Mli.-i-..  I.m I,  we
A dispatch froiii Vlailivosio<k sayn faniiiie Ibr>at.'i.s ih.- .\mur ninl luari time provinces The i mps there Hie bad nn.l the railwais .-nunot Is' uaed for tbe tiitnriMriatlon of food to the lohabltnniK.
Tin liermnns were killed nnd nln«- w.iiinde.l  nt   Leltnui:.  Clilna.   tbron-,'h
ihll.lr
irir'ili:.'     Wet. J *'¦'"   Pi'l"'"'   nrvlng   Hie   gtorttilng   Ui
> n-.l   ii..,rrl.'d '""" » '^"- •••""I'cllli.g 'be king to live
i »ix  niou'bs yearly lu  .Norway
I Til.-    Ijitlii .Vui.-ri. »n    .Medi-al    Con
•a.ooa.aoo Marr Arm; i>r«rl»cir.       j gre»s Waa o|M>neil .11 Vai|ia.-alsn. Chile.
Tbe S.s-retar>- ,.f Wsr h.-i» sul.uilttisl I under   tbe   pre«id.,-u.'y     of     Kraaclm-.
to   Connress   ii'n   addiiinii.-il   .bticielu^ . HerN»s...  SturtLiiry  uf   PuWi<'  &luen-
cMtimalr  ..f  Isl i««.i'H«i  f.ll   army   sub  j "'"i
 istrnis-   i»u-.sl . l.lfBv  l.v  Ibr b.'avv i Sirnw fell heavily over .vDtra! U^r
demau-is il.11,le I V tiie force* im'liliiP j >"¦¦"-'-    vureii    mivrruptlus   rail* ly
aai tta rtiUiwptues. iralSic.
en up lii^s of i.riranlTini the inluers of West Vlrnlii il. and ib.- l-aderi. lia.-. lefl   tbe Stale.
Thr H<sl i'nrr,.r«- iiiel P.ulldlaz I.i borers' Cnlmi. nf Cliicag.i. niiiiils-rlni: .•l,'-»i lins withdrawn from the ISiiIld inc Trades Coumil.
The Jlrleklavcrs' nn'l Masons' In irrratlr-nnl Inion clmrtered six n.-w' Iv'-als diirin-  Iic'euibi-r.
Hartford iCfmn; Tyisigrapliical rnlnii is acltailng fir an elgbt-bonr day for the hand comisisliors on ibi- dailv I rtis'rs nf the eity
The wa.'.'s whi.b jir. vnllisl dnriin: pnst yenr will Im. paid to tbi
ii.l.lrnr.v.
lieiivi-r. I'nl. -.\ Irnsti-aied intempl III I'liiw dnwn the walls of Hie pciil ii'iiilary at I'niiini City and iiiiiiib-rHie uiinli-ii aim giiaiils lias Just enine to li^'lii. ,\ trusty we.ikeiied mi aceoiini 111 Hie Wiinli'ii's liiinlness and reveiilcd lln- pint. Sunday the pl-isnliel-s Were li.pi  ill ilii-ir i-ells the entire dav and
III" i-\|iliisli.n  did  nnl   enim- „n.
Till- ii-iisly was siispe. ted nnd when 111- went to the prison liar-li.-r tn In- sliiiveil Hie barber sill Ills thioal. He will rccnvcr.
EIGHT   KILLED   IN   TRAIN   SMASH,
Two Fiii-Inrp, llnr llii.nii,,;   Kiiii.ij  I'Hr., t'.llllili-  III  tVr«l   VlrxliilH.
I'ainiioiii,   W.   \'.-i.      All   east-bouiiil
i|ii,'ini-   wilh   iwi-iitv-tlii- iptv  cars
II.lllll.'ll Willi a west bmitiil .¦nclne. niiinlni; ligbl. on the brlilni- i-rosslng lie- iiimnh of Komi's Unn. nlmve Kv- I rsmi seiilon. on the .Mononcali lUvl sliiti of Ibe llnliltnnre and Ohln Hall- road,   kjlliiic  elt'ht   men   and   Inliirtnc
I.M- ilii-rs.   mil-   faially.     Uoih   en-
Ciii.-s were gnliic at full speed In reach a swiicli. as the Pllisburg llier wns neiirly due.
The bei-olc nclinn of Ilrakemnii o'I.eary In running a inlb' in slirnnl the   llier   saved  the llv.-s nf  manv  nf
McCaw. Mary M.i'iiw. I.nreiio Owen, fliarlle Heiihaiii. Herllia Potter. Mll- li-ed Wright. Minnie Skinner. Mary Kane. Cora Poller. Cliarb's lliyaiil. Iteaehiiell Cnn-y. Kvang.'lliic Carey. Mrs. Maria Cordon and Mrs. Marlliii liillts.
The flatii.-s were dlscovei-.-il liy two young men. W. Clark and K. Vmim;. who happeni'd to In- passing the build IngonlOxcbaiigeKircei. Clink inn lo Hie iienresi lire niarm box and sent In au iiliiriii. after wbicb Imtli tiirncd Ihelr iiii-iiilnii III arm'islni; Hn- tiurscs, al¬ ien.lanls and ehilib-.ii.
Miss CUne, a nurse iu Ibe hosplinl, savs she smi'lled smoke n few niliiules after 1 o'clni-k, and iinniedlatcly nml tied Miss Vallleiit. niioHier nurse, who reported the innlter to tbe niatrmi. Miss 1.. I'liieharl. The sinoke was speedily iraeeil to tbe Imller room and word wns seiil lo pnllee lieaibniarlers.
Then a lerrlHc cxplnsimi was heard in 11 ther end of the InilMlni.'.    In a
few    llimnellls   Hie   ellllic    Illilf   llf   Hie
Imililliii: in whli-li the liiispiial wns sit lllll.-ll   was   a   mass   of   tiaiiies.     The
pm
.il  mu   of
anil franlle erics lienid from Hie panic sirlck ilren. l.mig Imlders were st mill fii'i'iiieti pluncei! Inin ibi smoke nnd Lme mil  Inanlmat
Indiiw.
mill  he
.Ml  of
were llnill.
explosiliu
ii-ry  of  lb.'
Ill
end of till
ere   lllli-
lii-ll    filUoV .•   tnnk   Ida
connect 1 mil  Hie In
liart r tl hli
¦   i-llllill-ell
•nun.rl ini;
colllIilel..ly  lilowini;
nnd i-uiiiii;; olT Ibe csi-api
ilri'ii   In   Ihe   east   end.     '1
sli-eiiing    nearest    to    Ihe
wing w.-i'i' sninned liy the shock, and I
It  was wilb lir.'iii  ilillleiiliy  that   lliey  \
realized    tlieir    ilaiii:er    wlnii    llnally |
nrmised. i
In  tl list   wing  wei-..  Hie  slceplnc I
nparinieiits ol Hie iisylnin.  mainly oii the   sii-niid   aud   Ilib-d   Ibmrs      Fmiy  , i-bildi-en nr iiinr.' w.-r.' ilii'ie. In ehari;.' | llf    Miss    Sarali   .Vslidnwii   imhI   .Miss P.ra.l. llf till' lins)iital  wanl. Mln. was : inking cure of iwo sick ehlldi-en.    The : repori  of till' explosion   was  um  Imid eiimii:li to awaken the slcepliii; nurses. ..in «lii-n Hie smoke lieciin to pmir Into Hie east  Willi; .-i  panii- .'iisned-  It  was [ inipossihh. IO see anyililm;.    The e'llef iiui'se.   Miss  ,\shilnwn.  did  all   wilhin | lill- power to ennirnl the tervllicd eliil- i ilri-ii ami luirses. bul witlimii avnil. |
.MHlutlnh    the    wm-k    nf    lesi-ll,-    wns   :
laUeii iip prmnptly hy sn many hands.
vnllinleers    IIS     well    as     tlleinell.     Hi-'
ll.-ini.'s gained siieb beailwny nrd spreiiil Willi suili ini-reilil.l.' siiivd Ibat ll was liey.iiid liiiman i-ffnri In ]il-evelll   the  Inss nf  life.
.\   dinuinlli-   luclib-tll   nf   the   tire   WIIS
Hie full I.f .Miirrls Kent lug. a tireiiiaii. whn Wi'iii np tn Ibe roof on a bidder In nseiie wnmen and ehildren. .Inst ; as be i-eni'Jied Ihe lop a stream of \ water WHS Hiriied on hlin to keep olT the names, bul ll hnd the cfri-.-t of eon fnslm; blm. He reaehed mil for a wo man who bad Jumped In" ard blm. Suild.-nlv he lost Ills hnld nn the bid- di-i- and fell wliTi till, wmiian In Ibe rlKhl llllll Kealinc was serlmisly in croiind      Ills   i-barire   was   kllb-d   mil-
JUi-.il.
The hospiliil biilldlnc was diislioyi-I and the iiiaiii biilldiiig was ilaiiiiiceil, entiiillni; a total loss of abntit l?,'lii,iKm.
The liiillillni;s  were li.-i I  by sleain.  '
and ll Is helleved that the llri' was ; eaused bv nil i.xplnslnu of Ihe engine j Imller. j
The llni-h.-siei- (irplian Asylum was ¦ orcanlzeil In l-'ebrnary. 1.s;i7. The sn ¦ I iety   WIIS   Inrorporali'd   n   year   Inlir.  ,
Ihere ale now ollicial appraisers Hie I iilliiiimi of Ihc taxes be transferred In the Stale Cntilfiller, ainl In all oth¬ er i-ininiles Ibe Cmiiity Treasurer lie Hindi. Hie iitlliial niipiaiser wllb no iiddlllonnl   fee   lor  such  service.
Ihc liovernor succesis lllieinl legis¬ lation to mnke the Incorporntion Inwa time elTcctive. He declares iiirporn- ilons in ollnr St.ii.'s are treated moi-e liberally iha'i in .New York, nud tbo Slate Is losiiii; ri'ienncs whh'li other States are i-nbiyiiii;. The total amount reirlMil frmn lb.- ineirporalion lax diiriiu; Ihe liist year was only $.S."iiV- 77.S.i'il. showing lliat only Jf.'M.DOtl.DIKI of cnnltal was organized uuder New York  laws  In  lliiit  jicrlod.
The liovernor ndvm-nlcs a imllcy of letreuchiiieiii. nnd calls the ntteiitlon nt Hie l.cclsbiliire lo Ibe posslbillly of ennsnlidatlng nr nbnllsblng many of Hii. eomniissions wbleh have been beretofm-e ei-..ali.d for Hie supervision anil eonliol of Hie varlnii.s Inleresis -it the Slate. Maii.i of Ibese have oul- gi-own   Iheir   us<.fiiltiehs.
He believes llial Ibe Inleresi of labor would be beller cmiscrveil by Ibc ciea- Hon of n 1 icpnrliiienl of l.alinr, and siicu'csts thill n liiiiiid of Mi'dlallon nnd .\i-liltrntinii inii;ht lie s.'lect.'d frmn those i-oniiecli-d Willi the depnri- iiu'Iii. Ile iliinks lb.' cieallon ol such 11 ili'partmi-iil wmtld s.ive Hm Slute at least .'?7'J,ooo rndcr Hi.' lieinl of Km |.lover's I.inlilliy be suggests Ibal Ihe eniiiloyer should furnish In bis em¬ ployes eicry piolcctlon. The linbllliy iicls In .Miissinbusetls, ludlnua. Col Ill-ado and .Mnbnniii hnve been found lo wmk without detrlmenl or serious eiiiliurrassmcnl. and the great State of New Ymk owes lo tbe laboring Inler¬ esis of Ibc Stale tbe same aniple pro-
mi.
ssi-ni
Wi-.l l'..lnl rsdrl. Kron. Ilswi.ll.
.\   lei 111  has  Ill-en  l-ei-i-lviil  frnni   lli-l
Iiat.- Willi.X. ai Washlngtiin. by the eiiiral Cmiimliiee of ih,- liiilepi-ndenl iii-ly at  Hoiinliilii asklnc the appnint
li-nl   nf  u   i-iimniiltee   tn   eXnlllllie   lln-
iilan ynuihs whn wish to enter Wesi i.iiiI .Militiiry Academy and tn fnr- -ird ri-i-niiiiiiembillnns as to llvfl .inlis. with pb.itogi-apbs Mr. Wll- ix snys Hawaii is eniltb-d m Iwo nlels
A Krrnrti I'Un In Annri  Hrlduni. .\   military   i-mnniissli.ii   plnnninc   a r.-.-mi-H-|ieil,in   of   Iteli:lniiis   di-fi-ne.- has  l.e.'i   iiifm-iiii.i|  tliai   in   ii.'iT  i;,.n. .ral   Aiirlliiib.n.   Hun   Pi.-n.-li   MInlsi.-r I.f War. pr..p.isi.i| t.i Hm Sup.-riiir War ' '*'""¦ "* ¦..iiiiiil Hllll l-'raiii-e annex ll.-lciuiii.       , "nny ti -- .  1 sou;  .Mr
The licvernnr believes that a slngbi commissioner cnuld prnperiy ntleiid lo III.' diilics of till' Stnte Koaiil nf Charilies al n saving of *'.::..iiiiii n yenr. He suggests Ihnl Ibe work of the Pris¬ on Commission could be done by n single .•ommlssioner at n snving of Jlii.iHKI n yenr. He nlso suggests a sJiiL'ie coniniissiniier of Ibe Slate lloanl of Henllh. wllh some provisoes. One boaril could cover Ihe wnrk now done liy the Forest Preserve Hoard Hllll I'moslry and I'Msli nnd Cftme Cmnmlsslon.
He urm-s Ihe repeni of Hie Special Jiirv Inw. and believes Ihe Inry syslem would   be   i.i-netlled   1 hereby.
T.lia iloieinnr trents nl leiiglh the iHiesIlnu of laxatlnii. relallng Io nil i-nrpm-allmi- in Ibe Slale. nnd cnr- lioi-nllmiK oiK'iinlr.eU uuder tlHiispor- tatloii bills, tiiisl i-iiiupnuics. savings bank and insiiiance companies, a iil mnkes sng siiniis In coniiecllou wllh the inii'iisis nf ench.
He slnles Ibnl the lotnl receipts of the Kxcise I)i.|iartnieiit frmii all sources for the last jear aiiimmlcd lo $l'J.."inr.lil.>*.:j:.. ihc Smle's share being SI.'JllL'.il-.'i.oi'.    He siiL'gi-sls an aiueiid-
iiieiit Io II xclse law  by which Ihe
Kxcise Cmiiiiilsslmii'r may at all liiiieH IhrmiKliout till' .vear <all upou Ihe bn Ills Iiinler bis .lurisdicllou for such a libl of perinaiieiil guests ns nre tlieu ilmiiielled. nnd llini  ilic Comnilsshiuer
lie  elDpiiWered   lo   lllllke  slleb  lldllllloU-
nl recnliillmis as will nl all Ilmi'S place blm ill possession of Mleh Infnrmntlmi ns he mny be inlled iipmi lo fiirniNb by Ihc Supcrlnleiideiit of Klecllons or others The lioveinor bellevi's Ibnl niiii'li llleKiil reglslrnllmi nml voting ill i-|i.i-Iliins emild be iirevenleil by siieli au nmendnient.
Ue urges the nbnlisbincnt of tbe fee system, wlik-li Increasi.s tbe Income of TOUUly olllelals. aud subslltullug there In .lune. 1S.I!I. .lobn Cielc. nf Ciina-i | f„r Milarles. Ihe balHlice to be paid dnlgun, Kave to ihe nsylniii the vnlini . Into the Tieasury for Ihe puriiose of ble irnet of bind In Hulilnli Park , reiliielng Ibe taxes upou properly, on vvbich the stnntui'e stood. Tim 1 The liovernnr refers i., the P.dlce iiiniii liuililiin; wns i.|-i-i-ted in l**!.! II. lii-parlmint nf .New York Cily, nnil III P^'n a wine mi the east side nf Hi.,     nsseris   tbut    the   presciit    s.VHIem    Is.
THE   SABBATH   SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENT! FfR   JANUARY    13.
Subjrri :     Thr   Triiimplial   Katrj.   Matt.
x\t..  I-Il-Onlilrn Trit I   Matt.   xxl.. •
— Mriuorj   Vrrars,   V-l l<.r<>inm«ll*ry
«>n tlir Daj'A LrMon.
I.     ' Hrrw   nigh "     This   wa«   Sunday,
rommonly rallr.1 PiUm Sundsy    .Trsus and
His diKi'iplrii Irfl  Brthany and  iouniey«4
tew-ard .It-ruaalein.   "Hrthphagr.*    The lo-
calioi!    of    lliu    towiv is  not   dcKniteiy
kiio»«; it «-a» hi'twrrii Krthany and Je-
rUH.ilrtii     ".Sriit two ibsiiplra."   Suppoaed
to bavr br.'n IVler and ,lohn.   After they
left  llelhanv .Irsim sent thm- disciple* on
a ll.'il d
'J. "Thr villajtc." Hrthphagr. "Ye shall lind." Hrrr wr ha\-e a wondrrful iiutanc« .if Christ's prrncirncv in vrry minute mat¬ ters. Taking thr diffarrnt aecnunta to- (Srlhrr. di'^us mvs. 1. Yr ahall lind a colt n-ith its moth, r '.'. Both would lie tied. .» Thry would iiiid ihrm aa thry entered thr village, t. .\l a piacr iihri-r tw-o w&v-a met. .'i. No man iiaj ^al upon the colt. li Thr ovnrra will i|iieetion you. 7. When told that thr Lord hath need of theiu Ihey will Irt thrni go. "A colt wilh her " The otnrr arcouiit.^ mention tha roll only, and ilo not rrfrr to ita mother. Onr I.oiil chow an aiiiraal on which never iii.-in h.vd sat. "bivisr thcin." The ani- liial... wrrr lied; and so inrn's possessiona are "tird" by jilrHsiii-e. or gi-rrd, or g*ilt» or habit, or thr Kordian knot of aelliah- nriis.
,1 "Straichtway hr will aend them." Oiir l^ird dill not beg, but borrowed tha rolt, tlierebur thia ahould lie underatood as the prontisr of returning him. Mark 11:3 |R. ^¦.l. niakra thin clean And slraightivay Hr Mill acnJ him back (or again, marc.) hither.
4 "Might br fullillrd." Wat the chiel mill ivr of .Jcsui* inerrlv to fulfil a prophecy and did Hr turn eiil of the way for that purpose? Hathrr, let ns aee that thia waa the right thing to do at thia time. It waa ii.'rrssary in onler to fultil Hia miaaion lor lliiu to uifer lliniaclf, on thia laat op- pertuiiilv, to thr .Ir»» aa their Mraaiah.
.1 "The daiigbtrr of .Mon." Thr church. "Brhold." CJivr attention and look with a.-<loni«hnirnt and ivoiidrr. "Thy Kiot ronirth" .Iraus Christ la apiiointed King ..ver Hie chureli ll'sa. 2; «l. and is ac- i-eple.l by Ihr church. Ue coinea to Ihee, lo rule ID Ihre, to rule for thee; Ue ia head over all things to the church. "Meek." Whrn a kiiiji roniee ab.nething Ki-rat ia expiH'ted. and areat demonatra- tioiiB are made Hut in tliia caae all ia di(. fri-riit. Clirist apprara in Hit mcekneaa, not in His majeaty. Hr is ready to auffer for /ion's alike. ".\nil sitting upon—a eolt." It would appear from Matthew that He sat upon hoth the rnll -and ita mother, but the other aceounta'maka it plain that iTr »nt on the colt, lie comaa ''In.vly " iZeeh. U; !|): "it waa the triumph rf humility over pride and worldly gtan- iloiir, of poverty over alHuencr, and ol iiirrknrvs  anil   gcntleneaa  over  rage  anil
«. "nill nn .IrsuB rommanded." Whit n blrtsing it uauld hr if every one did oa .l.-siis eoinniandrd Ihem, without ttoppinf III iiuestion or NUKRrat a diflferent coune,
7. "Their clothes." They spread their ¦lii.ise outer lianiirnts on the c.dt and tat ¦ b'siis thcreoii. thus acknowledging Him to lie their King.
N. "A very grrat multitude." Vaat crowds ivri-r iircarnt at the Passover. In the tinir of Nrro a census waa taken and it was ascertained that there were 2,700,- OIHI .Irwa-prcsmtat this feast. There were niiiiiy from (inliirr who knew .letut per¬ sonally, and great numbera had been at- Irarlrd to Hrlhany, rxcited by the recent rrsurrrction of Lazarus, "flarmentt in tha ",iy" .\n Orirntnl mark of honor at tha rneiition of kings on tlieir entrance into ciiii-s. "Branchta from tho Ireet." "Chia was a drmonslralion of their joy. "Cir- ryinii palm and other branehea waa em- blriiinitrnl of success and victor}'."
II. 'Ilosaiin.i." Ibisauna is a rcnderinc iiilll Creek lellers of the Hebrew worda, "Save, wr pray." Paa. 118: 28. It it Ilk* a sli.iiil of. ".Salvation! Salvation!" It i« used as an rxprcasion of praise like "Hal- l.'lujah." The diacipira rejoiced and pnilsi-d God with a louil voice ILuka It: ;I7. ,3H1. and Ihr Pliariseea with uncon¬ cealed disgust asked Him to rebuke them. Hut .Icsiia replied, "If Ihesr ahould hold Ilirir iiraee the stones would ininiediately cry out." Jesus here crants Hit peopla a liceiise to rrjoicr and shout Hit praitet. "Tiir Klin of David," A common eipret- Bi.iii for Hie M.-asinh. "In the hiahett." Ill tlir highrsi demre. in the hifheat hliiiiiiH. iu tlir highest hravena.
Ill "Was moved," "Waa ttirred." (R, \' ) The word in thr original it forribia, "i-onvulsid " nr "stirred" na by an earth¬ quake, or by a violrnt wind. "Who ia this'?"   Well may wr, lis well at they, aak
qur
llf N'aiarrth" That prophet IVut. 18: 18.   And
innln Ic.illillni; was eiei-ted at an ex¬ pense nf .fin, 117, 111 Ilecemlier. I.{i7:i. n n.'W south wliic was biilll.
Snnn- nl Hie wenllblest persons in the I'lly are interesied In Ibe liisilin Ilmi ns mnnncers nud Irusiees. ninl lliere Is llitl.. ipiestlnu that a more mnilern sti-ueliire will 111. siH-edllv ere.'U'd.
iHird I'aunrrr.ilr tn Ktav. I.nrd   Pnuncefnie.   Ilriiish   Anilmssa
dm- in the Vnlli-d Slates, will. a. il
inc  In Infiirniailmi jnst   oliialiieil.   n main Indellnlti-ly at Washliigion
Pour I.OSI In n Trnrinrnl l-'iir.
I-'mir iiersmis  were biirucl  in dea'h
In   a   tire   wliii b  ib'slroyed   tin-   iipjuT
P'irl   I.f a   till- siory   Italian   i.-ni-m.-tit
York   Cltv,     Tlins..   Willi   losi
s Willi .Mrs. Itos:.  Mora, iigi-d
!i: l.mils .Mm-n. aci'd tlin-... In-
Antmneite Mmn. aged Ililr
llank  Itnlibrra (irt •IS.miO.
lioll-is ,nt..|ed Ihe Shlloh Fit- 1 -lli'. Hank, nt Shlloh. Ohio, nnd sue ..-IcI iu npeiiiiic Ibe saf.- and seeiir 111.- .«!.-,.issi iir iiiore In eash. jewelry :,.i   iii-L-.ilal.b-   i.apers.     The   rold.ers
.1.   a  nnrs.- and buggy and eseap<«].
For   tViirrralrr. Mats.
¦ourt 1I11-I1I...I Ibat  Id
..iinell   acaliist   I.vll.'.
en- il.d  for Hie  Mavnr-
ty
eu. nnd  her  liifniit  ibini-liier.
if lb.
Ity ..f  Worcester.   .Ms that   a   Ii. w   el..i-ilon   must     he     had
oc lells   cnnt.-niliin   was   Hmi   .-er
lain     .b-r.-.'tive     lialbiis   which   wer*
I brn
bun
md
mil  slmuli:
The I'litirt r. fl
tiei-n
s.-d    tl
ount. go  Ih
'd I
T.I Call a (irnnan .Irxlsh (oncrras.
A biri:.' iii.-..ilnc of Zionists, held at Ilerlln. ili-rinaiiy. v..inl to eall a mi tiniial .lewlsh e.iiign-ss for Hi., proti-c Hon ni Ilireaieii..il Hebrew Inii-resI"
Minor  Mrntlon.
The recent  snowstorm did  Ilttb-  In jiir.i  In Cnllforula orangi. i-n.p, ' Paris Is III iiaiii.- a  si|-.-.-t  afii-r  for nier   Pn-sl.l.-nt   Knig.r  of   He.   Trai.^ laal.
'Itu- HitIhi Fir.- lieparlmiii! is ex|M.r lineniiug Willi an iiilioninbile tire en glue,
ilk of
fuiilly and bad. He dlsmuises Ihe Iden llf u Sinte eniisinbulary as iH'lng vnl iielcss. nnd urges n sinude-headed Poller Cmiiiiilshlou for New York City, to be Ibc Chief of Pnllii-, to lie ap poiuled by Ibe .Maynr and subject In removal cltln-r by Hn- .Mayor or tbe lioveinor. He reeommcuds that tbe presiul offlce nf II separnie Chief of Pnllee be nliolisbeil.
H.. decbires ngnlnsi Ibe Irial nf dl vorves ill si'crel scsslnii of court, aud npisisi s the crniithig of dlvorit't ex iTjiI when slatut.iry causes bave been clearly pmved.
The other topics of liovernor Odell't message nre n rccommeiidullon Io ae cure by euiieinieni a better civil serv¬ ice law. New York Citys wster rights. Hn- s.-|MirHiloii of the Bureau of F.le.tiiiiis from the Police Hepartuieni In .New York CIt.i. npproprlatliins for giHid ronils. .lei'err.-d nillmi mi enuals uiilll the CnmmlsBlmi has repm-teil. sl- teiiHnn In tin- Inipnrlain e nf legisla¬ tive uetlon In assist the Cnmmlsslnll era of the Piillsa.b-s liit..rsiflli- Park, npprnpriatiiiiis lor acrlriiliiiiiil liiler- csts. the Imisirtaiii.' of and the uei-e-i altv for miilnlalulng ibe .Nntlnual Ou'/ird aild Navnl .Mllitin of Hn- State.
IIW,lina C ii.rs of firip In rlil.-scn.
.Veioiiliiu. to i-iiuch esliiuMl.s made y physli-lniis there arc liUMsai <-«ses f crln In I'lii.-Hg.,. The vb tlm- are Willing the lb-nth rate enormouaiy.
In auto
troll
Tb
IHai. prev
Mi
S!l..^i
Wal
1 iiicinnntl
'not.lie  l;ui -y lines.
e rs'pulatli HII  ine^Rs mm i-.-nsii-
ny sheep
f!.jVtii.-i iculiurg. Cl
ohi
.. Ill
n nf e   of
mil 1
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ploy.-s  i.f  the   t .irn.--..-  I ..mpauy.   nt • liamUK.rt.    The .iwner was mi rej.,iii-d
piii.i.iirg, IVnn . .hi« year ^ver the re<H»verjr nf fait purs.- tbat |e
Tlie   Fi-.l.ial   Si.hI     »'onipany     *u      -ven forgot tu thank Hiukb-v
Tii.i:ni'e<l itiai It w.ll . reet a sirui "ur il .    -I
iron d.-ianiiiei.i  ,,( h,  w.irks  in Cl,; «rtp Kpi.iruiir in <<.• v„rfc rii,.
i-llgo.  st  a  i-.»;   ..f »l.l»al,.s«i,   inw IviU;;   ^       It    Is   esHlUnted   Ibal   Ili.-rr   air   J.Vi
th* tuniloj-meni of W.W extra lavn. i*' cM»e» ot grip, brontbitia au<1 iiuva-
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'The ri'-.- mills nt Ilremrn bav.*- Is'.-n orc.in;7.eil Int.i 11 syu.ii.-au', wiib .1 cap
Duriug llssi 7rsii., inilet nf railroad wer.- Iiullt in lieriiiauy. ;!iia 'lollea of which Wert private.
The IVDiisjlv.iilia Railroad oianage meut is eirierimeniiiic nlih lo/iut lira to i.-'t their durabllliy
Tht tierrrasn tn Franrr'a  Populatlnn.
The il.-irc.iiii- ..I Hie Kren..h p.i|.ul.ilion "il aiiaia lailsiiii; ilarni Twrntv vears ago Ihcrr v;err iKl.ipsi nmrr I.irt lis anniiallv In
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aUri.i 1. Ihr -Inking d.-.rea»e in Hie rural p.i|.ul«tii.ii. Iii.in Hiirlv-n |..-r «<pisie Itil- ¦ iiii-tn- ill 1S7.I t(> thirty 10 dav, while Ihr 111.T.as.' in ihr rity isgiulnli'in has in.t I-l lie .ir. llir ililTrrrnir. nor kepi jsirr willi tint of other eiiuntrir. Vuiiirrous sug- gr.ii,.,u have Ui-n ina-l- Ihr latest pro. :    -ll   i.  tl.  .I.ance   lie    li"-   le.-.iMlin-   in-
ii.-iitiinii I and .-/-illHne.,1, on < lolilreii, m.
*A Sew Waslilnat'in ririurt FoalM.
•I line .,rr fr. ori/ilial piiturra of f)rn- rr,-il Wa>liiiig:...i m Knglaud. hmir the Hia- ¦ -..'ty li annlhrr Iiol.ml uir i- ifiierrating ll IS l.y Sam Fnlwrll. and la daird ITIlI Am.tlirf I V thr sanir artist is n..*- in ihr r.,.«.«.-,ii of Hir flist.irirtil Sonrlv ol I'iiilaileliliia, dated ITIiH Thr new liad is au|.|. isr.) t.i Iir an rterlbnt lil.rnraa It rrprrtents iv'ashingt'.ii wraring a Bigtail
t*r«t|j«ia«4 Honamrwt of a folter,
ll .i |i..i...«-l that I'lr mauufa^turini f-T.'rr* ni rlie 1 , villir Niiall rrr.-t a inonu- r .1.1 to the mrni'iry uf .lobn Hart Brew rr I .r hs wmk in the drvtiopmrnt of pot- I     I-      It   1.  I, iprd  Ul raitr Kllllil) l.v a rm.
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he  Sav    Ihr  Driivrrrr.    Matt.  1: JI,
Tlirpriipli. icfei-rrd to bv M.l.
»r niiuhl add. Hr is the Chriat, the $on ..r floil. thr living Word
I'-' "Into thr trmnle" Thit wai tha nnxi day, Momlav, Mark 11; H-IB. Jeaua .ml HlH dis.'iplra went back to Bethwi.r 01; Sunday iiigbt. Thia waa the aeeond cleansing of .hr lemple; onr of Hit flrat pulihi' a<'ts. tlirrc vrara hefore thit, wa* to purge HiB Kathrr'a hnuae. John f. IS- 17 The rourt of Ihr (lentilet whieh am- braced several acres, had lirrn filmed into II marltrt for Ihr sale of thr beattt and ilovra that the foreign Jrwa deairsd to ol- frr in sacrilii'e. "Casi out." In tbe firat instance Hr used a "sroiir^ o| taaall curds," now His word is sufficient. "Mon¬ ey changrra." Pilgrima brought wilh then thr roinagr of their own country—Syrian, Kgvptiaii. Orrek, as Ihe caae might b«-> and thrir money rilhrr was not current in Palraline, or, as being stamped with tha aynilsils of heal brn worship, nould not tM rri-rived intu thr trratury of the temple.
13. "It IB written." In laaiah M: 7. ".'\ dm of thirvea." I'he buaineaa waa right rnougli in itsrlf, but they bad per- vrrtrd thr use of Ihr l,ard'a house, and evi.lent Iv weie robbing the |lcople by .1 linrgiiLg rxtorlionatr pricea.
1«. "Hr hcnlrd Ihnn." In the preaenea iifvill l)i«.iiroplr lie performed mott won- d.-niil cur*t Ilr now aliuwo Ihe proper UBc.of tfti' ta^ple,
1.1. '"^VeNw Biirr diapleaaed." The lead- rrs saw that^ iliry wrre unable to chtek His growing (lopulnrlty. Kven the chil- dren had taken up thr atrain and ware singing Hia praiaea; the world had fona after Him,   John 12: 10.
IH "llrarett Thou what tkete tty?" They were anxious to have Cbriat rebuka iheni. but, instead, Jeaua nuotea from Paa. S: 3 lo show Ihat even thia waa in har¬ mony with ihr .Svripturea.
17 "To Ibdliany," They a|ain return tirBethaiiv to lodge.
Tn Hrarrli ror the Hoal!. .Pole.
Thr Dukr of thr Ahruui la in I'ome lot Ihr |iurp.iS« of nhtaining Ihr fnnnal eon- •rnl of king S'iclor Emmanuel tr. hia new rntrrprisr. which ia not aa rejiorted an- oiiirr North Pole ripedition, but a well ilrviard acheme /or tlir ripln^ttion of the Sniiiii Polar aeaa llir Ibike propotet to • lart from Buenos .\yics in 1^12 io a tki|> 11 hirh V ill lir ysu-iairy buill in Italy from Ills nan idans ^and spcrihcatlnua. The liukr has alreaiiy arln irii'-.-. lua compan¬ ions \'ittorio SriJa, llie grugraplier, and •rvrral young o'ficers of the lUlian royal navy
Inillaiia   <l«ta   l.lnroln'i Miilhar't   One*,
After many yrara nf rlbirl tbe graee ol Nancy Hanka Lincoln, molher of Abra¬ ham Lincoln, is nnyn thr pr..prrt^ of In- liiana Coveriior Mount has receivei* the •Iml for the ground in llir immediate tri- 'Inlty of Ihr gr.ivr in Sprnrer f'ointy in U-half III thr N.nry llankt Uemaria) Am- •is-iation The giound la to be tamed into a park and a ruatodian will be pat in chaige and mq-h lieautilyjoi done.
nerf Hlnh lo Fou ChUAno.
Mi-a !i^r«-|,i,. .Mct.'ani., of Wilfccabora, V I . gave hirth to (nur children, ti»« fills and two Inys, a lew days ar-i. Kigiitren months ago alir gave birth t« linn- All lit them nie well aud liearty. ll IS said that this iH-ata the world'a fa» -ird      Seven   rhildren   in   Irtt   than   t»«
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Thr   lluaaian   Holy   Synod   baa  ordovd Ihat  all   Ihr  churrhra  In  IU ;urladietla« Uke  up  roHrriions   l«  help  build  an  Or I'i'kI'jx   Ituaatau   cburcb   la   K««   Yefk- Liiv.
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