Nassau County Review 19030116

              NASSAU  COUNTY   REVIEW
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A   >'AklLT   MK^SI'APEB   OF   LOCAL   AND   GKNKRAI.   INTBLLIOBVCK.
FREEPORT,   N.   Y.,   FRIDAY,   alAMARY   16,   190.^
Tltai! SLtO   TXABLT  II   ABTAIbS
NO. 12.
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FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
Will positively cure any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE strengthens the urinary organs, builds up the kidneys and invigorates thc whole system.   IT IS GUARANTEED.
PASSED STOIES AMD fiRAVEL WITN EXCRUCUTIM PAUS.
A. H. Thurnes, Mfjr. W ills Crcc-k Co.il Co., Buffalo, O., writes: "I have been afflicted with kidney an(] Ivladdcr Inmble for years, passing gravel or stones wilh excruciating pai"ns. Other medicines only gave relief. After taking I'OLl-.V'S KIDNEY CURE the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, etc., and now I have no pain across mv kidneys and I feel like a new man.    FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE has done me flOOO worth of good."
TWO SIZES 50 CENTS AND $1.00.
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By Crace S:of*!4 Ho'me:.
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SOL-D    BY   ALL    DRUGGISTS.
C. A. Oorlon
DCNDHD AUCTIONEER
I'm ;i ir(. X. Y.
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TaMpbune in all onicia.
THE   SUNDAY    SCHOOIi'
STATE NEWS.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON  COMMENTS FOR   JANUARY    18.
John Pa Wright
QENERAL AUCTIO.NEER
Vraapart, V, T
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DENTISTS 669 rultsn Straat, Broaktyii
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nays fur yon to buy yonr siiiipliPR at
bome.    Thn price id fho name iu city or
country
KODAKS
FILMS Velox Solio
S. F. PEARSALL
Opposite PoBt OIBco Fr(>epoit, \.Y
WllfiVlalce Affidavit
N6W L6aM of Ufa for an Iowa Postmaotora
PoitniMtorR. n. RuDdall, Dunl*p, Ik., nys: I suffered (rom ladiireitioD and r«- ¦ultingevili (or yean. Finally I tried Kodol. I toon knew I had (ound tvhat I had lonfr looked for. I am better today than In yein. Kodol gav* ma a naw lease o( li(e. Anyone can have my af- tfdavltto tba trulh of thii atatement." Kodol digests your (ood. This enables the system to assimilate supplies,streni;then- log avery orgau and rcstorlDK health.
Kodol Hakao You Strong.
PMeM«4ooIrb7B.O. D«WiTT*Oo,.Ohtc.a«» TM|l.betUaeaBtalutMUiB«aUatOc,tlsa.
Subject: Pant at Thcaaalonica and Kerea, Acta iTll., l-ll-doldaa Tail, Taa.. 119. I03.-MaDioi J Veraaa. -4-4—CoLimantary «n tka l>ay'a Lvaaun.
1. Preachiiie in 'rhunKAloiiicii (ys, _1'4). 1. "Thev," r.iikc chiiiiinefl from "tve'' to "thev' I'vliiili showa that lie must hnve been' left litliiiid, ".K synngoiiiie,' The .lews liiu-t Imve csiiililisheil tlieins<?ives III lar|;e nuinliers in this ritv: their s.vn.t- Eogue amieais tn have lieeii the nulv one that cxisleil in .\.ii-lhei'n .M.n. .I.mia. -No avnanoKlle liad l-i-eii Iniill in riiili].|.i. .\ni- lihipolis, Ol' .\|...ll.1111,11 111.' .lews wh.i (livelt in Ih.ise lilies ,, ,s,e.-e.l on?y ,i Illaee of pra.ver (.'\etv Ki: l:li, anil ilicy (lelonffcd, as it were, lo this synagogue in Tliessalnniea.
2. "As his manner w,i^.'' T.i alwavs lienin with the .lews, and mil t.i turn lo the (Ientiles unlil Ihc -lews lelilsed iho gospel, that Ihuii- liidulhs inii;ht hestojipeil Irom elamorin;; ai:ain.'-t him lietau-e h? pieaihcd to tlu- (ientile-. "Three .«ahbatli days," This d.i<.8 not implv that I'anl Krpt the .lewish .>.labhath as a sacred day, but the .lews would assemble on that day in Krenter nunitier. This does not m- (liiate the length of I'aul'a stav in the eitv,
  his niethiiii ¦ •
I        rapltallat and Talephoae Ulrl Wad.
The niiiiTiiigp of .Mliort Kihvard Toiv.
I er. the Ctiiiiliillnt. w hi*p wife shot ber Klin ami tlii-ii kllUil In rself In tbe Tinv- l'l' mniisiuu, at rniiKbkeeiisli-, lust .^pril, niul Miss .Mary Trnvne Itns-nnliis, a riiruicr oiici-alnr in tlic lliuisiiii Ulvi-i'
, 'I'elepboiu.   t'oinpaiiy's   .intrul   ntllcc.
I wcri' iiianled al Ilie Ihiiik. of the liriilc'n parents. Mr. ami Mve. Kllpbairt I'. BogiirdiiB, lit rmiKlikoi'iisle, Mi, Tower Is fiiity fnur years ivf age nml Ihe liriile la twi iily-finir. The gii-ati-st sc(.ri'r'y .wan innlplaliuMl. anil only the imiuediate lebitives were pri.si.ni. The cereiiiouy was iierfiiniioil liy llii. Hev. .\. r. Vall (Jlisoii. iiastiir nf the Klrst Kefuriued Chiirib, uf wliiili tbe liilde was It nieniliei', .Mler the wi-iMliig a KUpiU'r wn.s served anil .Mr, nnd Mrs, T(HV(.r left on n train for the Soiilli, wliere liiey WIII spend uvn weeks ell Ibelr lioiieymoon, ainl nn tlnir riiniii lliev will ri'siiie In the 'I'liiver iiiiiiisioii, ivhii'li has li(-i>ii entirely reiiiiiileli il iiiid rlrbly lefuriilsheil iliroiinlnmi, .Viiinii:; Ihe present to the liriile was a luiise and lot fi-iiin the liriile>;r(iiiiii,
Onir  ria.T<ir Gnea In Jail.
David   I'leiiiliif;.   grainlson   of   Mrs.
I.Temitig. mie (if the weallhlesl winiien
vArk.
lame with the Old Testa-    "f riillaUelplila, who mi ,liily il, V.kVi.
Ih
I, that
I'aul tliein I'oiicerniiig the Mesaiaii ai'i'oriling to the proplieeies sury that the -Messiah should sntfer and rise UKain; seenndlv, that thid One, name¬ ly, Jesus, is Ihe .\noitited One.
3. "llpeninK an.i AUeniiiK. ' I'rni ing l.v lUalmn.. II,- iiU'Sh.i.l ' ee,i,< to h.ne d the Si'iiplures 2. lie appl,.,I tlii".e to .le^us I hnst. r-lioiMiiK Ihat in liilll all these Scriptures were fullilled, .mil that lie was tlic .'<aiiour of whom thiy were in e.vpectat
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II. I'aul and sTlas aci-iiseil (vs. ,i!) 'WliUb belieied not"' Tlnfe wor.ls are not in tlie (Ir.'.k and should be omitted h.'re. "I':.,..."" "¦,l,.,,I,,ii.y." mahce. ha- I It'll, spite at seeing persons of rank In- coining ( liristiaii', bv which the .lewisii inniience was weakened. ""Irfwd fellows.' \*,u il'oii'ls who bung around llw- markets, i-cMiiig fur p,iy in inoh.., aa in Ihe present ii,«i,ince. ¦¦I'priiar," Thev bigan a not will, tl,.. mob thev had gathered. The ill'l,I slilliarnes out his designs bv set¬ ting s.iuls as well as iilies in an uproar, '".la-..II.' With whom I'nul and Silas lodged.    He may have been one of I'aiir
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wblle eni;ni;.'il In a i,'aiiie of gnlt al III Stevens lloiise, at I.ake I'lariil, In tlio A(llrnnila(.ks,'lii'(-niiie iiiiirry Is-i-ause of iiilKsing a stroke, and tlrt-ew bis Kulf Klii'k flt "bis cadd.y, a ten year nhl lmy, iianieil Ceori^e Siileni, Is mnv in llie .'iiiiMty ,lall ill. i;iizalietlii,,ivii. in ile- fault of the |iayiin.iit' ijf .«i;.""iliii, reioiit- ly ai1.|ii.l|:i.il against hfiii, I'leiiilir.'s 'ictliiii In blltlii!.' Ilie lad in ibe lare iimi destroviiig one nf his eyes caiiseil great Inillgualioii aiiioiig Ibe guests, ami I'lcinliig bnd the lioy taken to a Imspi¬ tal, AViiere ' an operation was per- fiiriiK.d. lie gave the Inil S-I.', Suit was briiiigbt agiunst I'leinlin; tnr ISIC- inn ilnniages, and tbe .lury Kiive Ille lu.y a veidlet for l>(i."ilKi, I'leiiiiiii; llllist slay within the ,|all liinils - one half niile in any direeilon for sl.^ iiionllis ti— ss tbe mnney Is palil,
Cora I. ^Talta a llrlilr.
Cora Isaliella Walts, the mvi'Iiihii- year-(d(l girl wiio gaini..I inmli mit,'- riely liy-Kbootiii^ and liislniitly killiii:; (ieorge lleluier, on the Ileiiiieti fiirii., just east of (Lieiila. last siiniiiiei', was marrieil In I'mnk ,1, Itadilell, Miss Willis and b.r fnllier were plaeeil iin¬ iler arrest on warrants sworn mil ly th..<'o|.|iner, *4iargliig, lllllll iviili n,ai¬ der In tile HrM* (lege...-. Sbe was re- ..(-Ully releasi'il ou »l(Hm liail. Tbey Were lu Jail for iiiaiiy wnks until iheir easis were preseuteii In the (irntnl .lury.     That   linily   I'oiiinl   liiilli'tiiieiils"
tbiuking iiowi' l.lllle Margai-et, ibe rosy. diiupi(.(l little sister of wlmm be was «o prouil lu bis rough boylsb wu.v, bad beeu tossing on the bed in a high fever, tbe gohleu lUlls all langled and the big blue e.ves seeing things tiiat Alleu nor no oue else eould »(-(?, Tbe fever was gone now nnd Mar¬ garet "B-as l.ving on the bed, very white and "Wnii, nnd the gooil old iloetor, whom tbey had kuown ever siuce they eould reuieniber. shook bis head ,sol' emnly, and said many things about broth auil Jelly and fruit wbieb wouhl i be needed before Margaret conld be I "neil again,
I     Tblg w-an wh.v .\lleii was thinking so I deepl.v, for tlii-ie was never luoi-e than j luoney   enough   iu   his   mothers   Utile I worn pocketbook to pay the rent ami 10   buy   tbeir   simple   fond,   nnd   sime I Margaret had been 111 sbe bad not been ahle to sew and earu any more money I     Alien gave a deep sigh, for the prnb lem   was  entirely   lii-youd   bim.     .Insl I then bis mother lalled biiu to supper I ami   be   walked   slowly    loivard    the house,    'l'lle homely liltle room whieh 1 served   ns   kitchen   ami   dining   room I looked cheerful and eoay  in  the light lasi   by the big lump with the  briglil red staade, while the liille table looked very   lemptiiig   with   ils   i lean   while (lutli aud (pialiil, old-faslilnued illshes. There was  apple  saine,  waruiednver potatoes, home uiade lir(.ad aud a bowl of milk- .iust wbat  Alleu liked — but somehow everything was ciiauged, and It  (lid  uut   seem   like   iiiime  auy   iiioie wilhout     .Margaret     ihaliering     and laughing on the other side of the lalde. "How   is   Margaret   lo iii;;hl.   miiiii n)a" be nsked, in a low touo. i     Mrs. Glen, n tliiu, llred.looking wom¬ an, shook her head sadly as sbe ie|ill(.d: "She  does  not  sieiii  so  well   lo-ulght, dear, but perhaps she will be lielli.r iu the   uioruing."
Allen did iioi May nl Ibe lal.le very loug. but hurriedly nle his supper and went iuto the liltle room where Mar garet was. The feri.r seemed to have lelurned. aud Ihei-e was a vivid red spot on eacii lii.-ek. and liie I,lite ei es were uuuatiiially bright.
"Oh. Ally. I am so lliirsty."'-"T:iic inoaued. '"and w"aler docsnl taste good auy more. Cnni you get iiie a glass nf leniouiiile wilh a great l.ig iiieee of Ice iu Ifr'
.\ilen ran oiil of ihe imnse wiih an fl(.|iing Iiearl. As he stood Icauiiig de¬ jectedly against tin- gale, the light from tbe Hlckerlug street lamp fell full on a sign across ihe -Ireci. .Slleii liad often s(.|.|i ibis sign liefore. bm now as be gazed abseiilly at if the i.l..:i (if a great sacrllici' I'lMiie suddenly lo llim. 'The|.(. was a big si.,;ii aniioiMi,'- liig that the lol was for sale, ami ai tacbed lo il was a sniall sigu, wbii h read as follows;
i Jl» lU'wanl for the
j Arrest aud Coiivlciioii of
I   Auy rcrsoii Injuring rhis sign.
111.
18: 'Jll, but of this we are    against eai li nf tb(.m for miiiislaugbler
giveu III all (H-nioun having da Clinrl.-s I..Nli'liiils.lalrof llivT.iwnof llehi|, I atru.l in llie salil I'imuK) , di-eeniiril. lo iirrMiK I Hie same with llie voucliera th.-rviif. to tlic sii'i I aurllM-n.. thr a.liulnlslrMliirs, rlr., if sal,I .1.. reamMl at the Frr*.lHirl Bank. Kreeisirl, S, V, an l.r lieCre Frl>ruar> ll, IWd neil. ImttM Aiu. .4ih, lUiB,
II. Asa Nt, hois, I WM.S. llAl.U
I Admlnlatralora
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fi^ DVEKTISING
rms PAPER
SURE TO BRI.'iG RESULTS.  {"1.^:/
Iho Only VVd-/ to Attract rratio IS to .M.ii<a Known Wliat Vok Hd.\a to Offor.
Ihe mob intended to j Taal  and  Silas  and   bring  theni  out,   to nlianilon liiem to the passions of the ex- tiled Iieople.
0.     '"Dragged   .1 i."'    The  ,Iews   were
lient on earrviiig their case, and not Ijnil- ing Paul and Silas, Ihcy seiu.il Iheir host, ' with some other Christians, and dragge.l I  ihein   iH.fore   the  niaglslrales  of  tlie  nty, ''World    tlpaide    iluwn   '      .\It(.f    having I luade   ihe   sedition   and   disturbance   the j 'lews charged it nil nn the i>eaceable ainl innocent  apoatles.    'Ihev   would   have   ir Ihought   Ihal   tile  Jiieacbels ,)l  the go'pel wi.re  mischief   makers,   that   they   miwcI I  ilisioril, obsti-ucled eoniuieicc alij  invert¬ ed all order uod regularity". 7.    "Hath   reieived.'"    The   inMi.uai Ion I  is  that   liy  harboring these aediliouq iii..|i .lason haa made himself a partaker m their s..dition.    "Do cmiiarv."' et".    There wa. t- vet no law ag,iin>t Christianilv, hnt thr n.ciisation was im.nnl lo declare tlie Ihris- li.ins   enemies   to   the   rslahli-h^d   govern¬ ineiit, ,111.1 o|ip,,sed  tn ("aesai's i^mrr,  in
other  liing."'     llis   tnlli.wers   i.:iiil,   uidee.1. .I...US IS .1 king,  bill  not  an earUUv  King. 1  II
Ibe'Bist (K.gr(>e. " Iluriiig Ihi iiiatlni\ uf tbe case befiir,. tbc ('oriniiT and Iter subsi..|Ua>nt stay Hi iail .Miss Walls received cousiant aileiiiion from bvi'devoted loV(.r, Slf. Uuibbll.
Thrrr llol.brra Froalralril.
.\n uiisiii,(.ssful nttenipi lo ro!. ili- t'liltcd Slates lllllll H-iis iiiaib- on u ISiiiiie. Wan^tinvii' and 'ilgdciislinrg lllllll uenrHonvcrnenr. 'I'lr., iiii.ii. who "Umrded Ibe trnlu at,(ioiiveriieiH- (oncil nil i-utrauve Jolo Llie iiiali car and coin. mnudod (;ierk t<uii'k lo kiirreiMler tlii- p.>Mtal vnlUJibles. The cbrk , albd iilr lielp i)Uil til., (.xpr..-* Ill, s-., liner r..- sponded,'when one of llie robbers .lniiipcil frOHi (be train, 'whli'li was moving nt "llfiy ¦mlb". an Innli-. Tlie (¦lller was lirpturwl. and lialgeil.in ili' Clilltnli Jail "I'he ideiiiity of the woubl- 1h'robbers js uukuowii.
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Mil      the   ili'cl
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("aesci, for lie ina.le it a km of His king- ll.ll to "render unto ("aesar the lhtli«a tkal are l"iirsar"s."
8. "Tioul.led the people."' "1 h.v lia,! r.n ill op,nion of the apostle- nr lh(iir doe trine and eo-uld not ..re that llirir waa any danger to the -tate ir.ini ihrni, an4 thciel.iie, willing lo oleilook ihen when   they   were   repieaente.t   ,is  enrid
nihra weir oblignl lo aop-
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' ' Whelher by .icisi-ifing a sum ol nitmrv is not quite eirar. What they d.d HAS in aceordaner with ihe H..- ni.tn ili-ages. and guir sufH.i«nt seturiti l.r the g.«..l conduct of I'jul and Silas Thev were il,>ubll....s nsjuirrd to plrdge thcni.elves (hat llic woul.l not attempt M lariv cnt any plans ni irrasoii, ar.I liie  eliaig(.   ra
.r ruinpulaory  ArliKratI
ll'ie iiiti.ilib'il To I',,lli,I ii'f tlf gen. i-arpiiMi, i has   bti-n   lnfi".,ilii,',.,l
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Scinuific Jfnericai.
A kaadaaaaalr lliaa<ra-a« vaaklr. laraaal Ar- ralauoa of aay ar.«ntia« (uaraal. Tanaa. IS a am.pttprpiimli. »tgVr-ll«aa.«MUi.,
III, Koun.bug Ihe cliur,'l< i, llerra lv*. P'l'.'i. III. "Sent aiidT. " "ihry .bd IWt H'l AS (oiiiirnined distiulKr^. tul l^.-ausr It ¦.enieii c"e;ir that aii,i lurtlipr rfforta wrr.' us.'leaa at that tmir: 'fnto Berea." Kiilv or suty tniUs. ..outhwra' ...f Tliraa«- loni.a. a t.iw,-i even -Ull of . ,,II.Rlerab1e l«.pula!i.in and imiwrtamc
11.        IlicM.    wrrr   ui..r-   n..bir  '     Tlif
ioni|uii.,.ii   14   U'livrrn   the  .lews   oi   the
t«o pkiies. f.,r the iriunipli ..i the giopri
at   The«sal..,ii. i   was   ni.>-lly   ..niong   the
(Irnliles.    riirv were not -ft bigote.1 «nil
irrjudn-rd    ii.n ^i lavish '•- i -n..
They  had a  frrrr ih.iiigbt
l.l  lonvicdon.    "Sen, hnl
I   dailv "'     Since   I'anl   iraionrd   out   of   liw
I  Sripturrs. and rrlcrrcj lo Uie OM Tfsta-
:  Mirnt. thry bad re, .nits..  ... thnr  Biblr«,
tari.ril tji the pUi-es M »!ii. Ii hr rrfrrwd,
,  lead ihr ontrxt. irth-iilerei the ».r|.raud
I .lri;t,   .omparnl   other   i.Lir.     . xauiinrd
{  -vhrthrr   fauTs   r\plaiiatuit,-   urrr   grnu-
I  iTie. and  Kia argiinirnts lorcil-ir. aii.i then
.J.-rrmi..eJ ,,, .,,linglv
I     1".'.    "M.ny of thrm lirliricl  "   "Ihrnal
ura! rr»ult of honeat study  ot  the S, np
itiret.    "Houorahle iromrn "    The go-f.rl
I wam pr.x"',aiined  to all, an.l rach indivtd-
,,al wia kft to deei.lr for himaelf    Theaa
' (irreka   were   hralhrna.   or   i.r,.**l>1rs   lo
, (he -Ira-iah rrligian.    The g..«iir] mailr n.v
iistin.-tt'-n betTrr»n nati,-.r.-. th.-rrfoir. lir
¦ I iiri.tian  church   at  Berea  wa«  ma^r up
! .'! .lr*, and (iectilea
n l.^. .Kt aoon aa the .leav.at Thr»a- . lofii.a l.'«rnr.l that Paul waa pr.-arhing 1 (hr S'-pe' »i'h s'.mr -U'-t—s. at Brrra. I " (hei- c»mr ihitlirr alae. an.1 .lirrrd np thr I |«op!e "¦ Thr Irelhran thrn immrdiatrlv , -enl I'aul lo .Itbena by Sv.t. "^.ut Si'.aa and I Timothy rrmaiped at Berra. .\a aoon a« ! Paul rrarhrJ .Atheoa be aeDt<^a<-k word to 1 Si".aa mti Timoth.r '"to eoai. to him witb ail tpttd." bvt Paul did nc; r«m«.n ioof al I Athena, and baior* thtj rnthrd b.n bt hill f oar n to C»(iati,   _ .   .
Ini.'ri-t-
lllspilli'K
State .si(.iiale l.y s.iiiKor .VJ.rl.ni l.'-wis or .Mnnroe ( ,,i»iiy. li is > siaiilially a plnn for nuiijuilsory at iraiion. and applies i,i what ar.. ,i uiuiiiy kuunii as 'jnililie s, rv;,'i'"' . IHiraiimis, Ui.'luiiliig steam .iinl etc. i railway". ..leclrlc light, nalural nud titiclal gas. water aud tobpliou.- i,, pauU's and companies minlii',- sal: :. petriMeiilii.
Mnnalllli In tha Klalr.
ll IS leporti-il b.v, the Siai, 11. ai ; Health that tlieStal.''s inortaliiy iliiri Ihe fall uioiilhs Wjis ou,- t.nlb vf . iwr .'l'lll less ilinii la-t le.lr I'lii bus l„.en less p-i-T.lb 11".- ilT l,li,-t IllT tliMIs ili-.'.H-e. ami of iliseases aff.. illg lnr»D.T and i hllilliooil. Inn ili,. i ords aboir nu im.n aw ,ii iiialadii- tbe reaim-ali.ry. < ir. lUau.rv and ii.' -.lU- i.vst«iiis, ,Tb(i Lltlil l.r ileailis w lesa lluui llie ajt-jagc of the la-t li lear, fjir Ihe .c.irr(spiiudlii;: iicricd.
au.l.lraiy 1 na^a Tl
Krnnk' Ti,-.-, vf : rt.-nly lost lis IK1W..J- l.f -p,.,.. ll. l.llt wlun bis fr.. ud- found'^llaI b.. coiiM Dot. Ulk, p.'U, ll and piii'-'r » ,'rr gi.i ii blip, but III- I uulll not will,, a wonl. AlMiut a 111,,mil ag.i iii- l.nl.. liaiigbtii dletl of I.llll,- ri'.civ,..! l.y playing ion ue.-ir a l">iilir.' lhi- faii.".:' ivii« gr;.'!- atrlckeu. ami pbi-i.iau- s:iv tin- niav bavo soineibliig to do v. nh b > ii.:i.;,- t Inn.
Till dollars! Wbal c with that: Margaii'i the delicious fruit and , she wauled, ami when all the slrengthenliiR w
nnlll lie not buy I onl,I have all .racked ice thai she '4111 betlcr lues an,] brollis
that  tbe  docliir   said   slie   ii ted.    (M"
course he would be senl lo Jail, but lie tboiight he couhl slaml Ibal if only Margaret ("oubl get well. But what if llis Ullll her ami Miir.garei sliould be asbamed of him and everybody called him n Jail biril".' Well, even thai he would bear lor .Margarets sake. He Iboiight for a biuq while and tlnally bad it nil planned, .lust ibeii tlicrc came another enlreaiiug ,'all.
"Ob, A I. Oh. Al. Trir tr iv ob.' Al."'
Tills lime h.'  l'l-poinit'il with a  l,,nK dranu mil trill and ihe s.iiiinl of bur- | rylng fooisieps aiiiMiinced tli(. arrival (if lus ,'luim.  Itolaml  Wlrlc |
"Oil. Ilol," be began eagerly I warn you lo hcl|i UIC do -omeibiiig."" |
""Sure Ihiug, " -aid Kolaiid. nundci- , illg n"heilier 11 was i,i steal walenucl- | ons. luru soinclii.ilys horse loose or : play hookey from -.liooI I
•"I am going lo take my knit".' and ! cut that sign up. Tben I want you lo ' take Ille to Si|iiir,. .Milb.ii and bav,. iiie ' air.'-led," said ,Mlen -lowly and ,;,, . pressively.
to bear bimself bravely aud unfllncb. ingly, but liidand tr(>nibled vis,bly.
It Fll bapiM-ued that "court"' "was "in session. One of the petty lawsuits wllllil were of fieiiuciit occurrence iu the villago w-as being tried. '1 he twelve Jurymen, with nil of wboiu the boys w.'ie ac(]ualnted, bad been sworn lu and sat "with solemn Iniportamn lu their places.
The legal lights iu Alta conducted alTairs vcry uucereuionlously, and "Siiiiire Millett stopped aud asked tlie boys what  tb.^ wauled,
"riense, sir.' snld Ilolaud trcnibliui; very mui b but speakiug bis lines cx .¦ntly as be and .\lleu bad rebearscd tlicm. "1 caught this boy cuttlug up the sign on the vacant lot soiiili of his house, and wi. I mean I—I wunt Ibe $1(1 reward."' He ended with n painful liulc gasp, fi.(.llug Ibal be bad very ueariy beliayed himself.
'i'hc 's(|uii"(. turned to.the village con siable, a tier-.c-liioklng six-footer, (if wboiii all the children were mortally afraid, a fact wblcli aiun.-ed him iiii luensel.v, and snid In a loud, couiniaud. ing voice, "(Juaid Ibc prisoner uuilI tills ease Is linlshed."
.-Kllcn and Ilolaud etoml witb clasped liiiiiils and druopiug forms lu front of Constable Carues, wbo glared at I bent Uercely. Hut "nay back in bis eye -so very far back that the boys did not see It—tbere was a funny twinkle,
.\t last the case w-as brought to a close, but In oiKHllence lo a sign from Ihc 'siinlrc tbey all iviualued seated.
"i.cl tlie prisoner step forward." coin niamliil the 'sipilre.
-Mien slopped out In the room aud Uiilaud came with blui. holding his haud tightly, for he Iulended to cling to* bis frelud uulll the doors of the juil closed belween theui,
"I'risouer, tell the court wbetber y>ui arc gullly or not gnllty "
"(iullly," said Alleu chokingly.
"Cau you prove any exionuating cl> cuinstances'r"
-Mien had never heard of "exleiiHal- lug clri-uiiistauees.". alld the "n-ords ns spoken by the 'siinlre had a dreadful souud. Coiilil ii be possilile that tbcy wuuld hang liliiri' He turned cold nnd bis teelh chatlered so Ihal be could not reply.
SULTAN OF MOROCCO FIED ""''-*^"!!*':l°'^*°«"|CBIl!iHEO IHTO lOtJllNEIIS
-  A   Little   Unpleasantness   Belween 	
Impefial  Tfoops   De'eatd   by   the ^^¦*"' «"d Kenney. ^ ^^^5^3! Procession Run Dow.i by
Pfetendef's Afmy Near Fez,        j .^.^,, ^^^,^^, ohar^aV^.aa. .h. «.h.r. I       » Train al Stafford, N. Y.
WAR IkllNISTER MENEBBI KILLED
Thr Populatlni. of Tancirr Alarnir.1. Aakrd For Warihlpa — All or Iha Ton- ania Kirrpt thr Hrltlah Havr Irfl Ihr «'apllal-Tha Moorlah (iovrrniuFnl In- eapahla or lUatntalnlnK Ordrr,
London Tlie-Taiigicr corie-pomleiii 11' the Morning I...nder reports serion- Ilghling iniisiil.. of I'l'z. He says ili.. Suliaii lias been ,l|.f..aied au.l iha: h ' csiaped to Ihc iveslivard. War Minis¬ ter .Miuebbl. one ot ibe Siiltan"- slrougest pillars, wa- killed. All ih. Consuls, excepting lb,. Itriiisb leprc- s.ntative. have left Iei-
I'iglitiug among the tribes i- al-., proeeediug near (.nougli to Tangiir for ibe sound of sbootlug to be lienril in Ihc . ily. Tbe iKipulatloii of Taiigi.'r is alarmed and ba- asked for Ihc piolc,- Ii.in of warships.
.V local Tasini took out a force Iu n- slore order, but he finiiid it iiupossibl.. to proc(H.d. nnd i'..|iii'in.il lo Tangier.
Ill a dispatch from Taiigier. seui ou Ibc previous day, the lori-i-spdudciii ol" the i'liues says:
¦¦.\ serious tight ocurred to day , lo-i' 10 Illy residence two iiiiics untsiile of Tangier. Several liuuilr(.il irllie-inen :ittack(.(l a village tleteud.d by onlv sixty men. The a I lackers wer.. re pulsed and four of ilicui w.re killed,
"Tile lighllUK may be resumed al any in,iiin.nl. It does mn Involve any ilaii¬ ger to Kuiopcaus. bill It shows ib'ai the Moorlsb (ioverumeiit is paralyzed by the relielllon ami Incapable of inaiii. taining iinlii'.""
"I.et    I hi
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(\drn.'    next aud   Ilolaud
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think   I ',' lIliU".."'
an.l
f..||.'
.'in.
.ag
Arrhll,
of till   Slal
-latui
sha,^,,s:H.,t
Tbe aiijnal 1.1 tect.    siiliniiK.sl shows   ilui:   111     lotal   auiount i-oniracl« wa.- »l.lll l;."Ii     He asks for k|'..-ial   in«iie« lors. State work I y .lisiri
AU Aroaad tba l-talr.
Ileligldua rf Iil.il- are on in H. itii .Ci r.r..t Alfred, Allerany ( ..nr.i.i.
I'.un Y»n merelniiii- get up am lion sal.'s of nncolle, tible a. cnunt'-.
The tet pn.tit a.criii.!: from tl;. r..- . rnt Masonic fair b. !d ,a |{o<.:iesier is 5t.^-..l«•l.
liaiiil I la.-k. (leiie-se.- Ctirtj', i.. it SiierilT. hss nanirU h » s. m. ll. U. I'larW, ta under-SLerlff.
At I'Siupb^li Meul. n ('. uuty, 3 liil!- tog «hl>.b bad ti<.rtj for yttrt tbr ter¬ ror ot Ibe popolatlus «>«« klUfJ lli • txtllf wilt A itouiMl.
feller lllllll aiiyihiug li -aid Ilolaud In.ligtianlly
""Iliit   y.m   11,11-1,   Ibll      Miirgj silk  and  has  goi   to  haie tlilugi mother   ain i    gol    no   mouey,"    -Mien aiisK-ereil.ilcs|)i.rat(.|y,
At   the iiieulioii of  .Margani's iiiiiiie
Kiibllnrs  fac,.  Miflelle.I  perceplildy,   lilt
still it dill not 'ceiii a- if be iould bring liimself tn llo -ii, li a  Ireacbcl'iiU'i ail.
- Iiuui yoii know you wyirt|l be jnit 111 lb,, lock up, kill"-"' be sabl. thinklns Ihat would 1 balige .Mien- m-li pm pose if auything .'.iiil,!
."I"ui williuj." tl, go 1,, 111,. l,„k np if II will make Margarel w,||."" Aibu iiii swered   -I,Ully
Sieing that it wa- u-,.|e.- i., .ngiie further, Ilolaud pr.iniisci Io do his pan ami I'll' con-piiaiors agaiust law and .ir-lcr put Ilo.ir , lo-..ly . .'opp,',l b,':i,l- I.igetlier ami ariaii-jcl all il,e de-ail- of Ihelr plot
The ii(.xi iiioruiiK being Saliiiibiy, lliey mel l.y agr. emeni in front of tin -igu. The gr.at sa.lllbe did not ap- I»-ar s.I .'Ull. iiVg by ibiylii-bt a- when i1h- stars an.l iiiuoii slnil a glamour over Ihe earth Allen l„,r. hiiiisclf In • roically. Iiowev.'r. fur he ha.l ll,e mu¬ se ioiisness .if niaking a gnat niinuiiii llon tu sustaiu h.m. Itut Itoland Ml as though be WJS I., tj-aviiir Ins I"-t friend In cv.rbi-iiiig .lis-rn.' and slimue
Th.' gr.-al in'.meii' lia.l ii.,w arr,wil. Iin.I in  111.   llli.l-t  of a   liiisbi.d  sUeiue
Allen t.Hik  bis  kuife  fr   In-  iK.eket,
an.l wllh ireiublmg liau.ls cm Inn; marks lu the sign. Ii'u wltbriut a Wor.l the tw.i l.ti:,. lad- -!art(.d for the .ii:»tli-e » onb-e.
'It will look i|Ue,.i  il yon walk light ' .rysin iu with inc. »o yotl ha.l better puli back ! drops as if .TOU did u-l wam to eome. " said ; Ihe nak KoiamI     Hnt  .Elicit pr'ferred tr, w«|-«- aliiuc maiilnlly an.! nut like a , niprii.
Tbe jnsi..."- oBiie was in the rear roum of llle Harness shop, for tiie jus¬ tioe was also tbe harn»ar nisker of the Tillage.
The Justl.e bail a ni.v slurp no-e. a Trr.T »har;i U.ard ve.'T sburp eyes aud a rer.T abarp veUe .iltcgetliei bla •btrparta •«• ijulie aul!icl»nt t-j •tnlie
lommamlcil   tlic   "s Ii-eiubliiigly look tbc stand.
¦".Noiv you may lell the court wbat you know of the case,"
In a lillle pilling vdce which be vnln- ly tried lo make steady Itoland ii.slltled to having seen .VUeu lake bis knife nud iiliitilatc Ihe sign.
"You urc bis best frit.nd. nre yon uot? Wliat schoolboys call a pal';" ,«alil the sipiiri., w ho hail known the boys since llicy were bullies and ivas sure theie ivas somcllilng more than aiipcarcd uu I he surface.
•'Yes, sir."
"Dp you uol think It r.ilher strange for aTioy lo beliny his best friend";'
I'oor Itoland uow realized lo Ibe ift- iii.isi the sliaiiie aud degi-aibilloii of his position.
"I wauled the $1(1,"' he stammered,
"What do you Intend to do with if;"' piirsiieil    ilic   'snulrc   relentlessly,
'liny ive ami fruit and ililngs for Aliens sick sister,'' Aud lu spile of his , 111,rts III appear iiiinposcd Ihe tears lollc.I down liulaml's cheeks.
'All. llial is the point I wauled to reach.""  said   llie  "s(|iilre,   iu  a   lerrible
"Consiablc, you may take ihe pris¬ oner and the witness Into auothi.r louiu ivbile the c.jurt aud the Jury Inlk Ihls inaU'-r uvi r,"'
Totally iinconscbnis Ibaf there was anylhing unnsnal nbout the proce.-d- iiigs. .Mien nml Ilolaud were led out of the roinii by Constable Carnes, "wiio liisliin-ed such scowls ami Hashes of his black eyes upon tbem that they Wl re more frlgbleued tbau over,
.Mler what seemed yenrs and years ilicv were agiiu siiiiimoiicd lo Ihe cdurt ro.iiii.
" I'i i-oiier, yon ui.'ly stnn,I and receive Ihe sentence of the court," Ihundered a herce voice.
"In view- of your exlreuie youth, tbe fll't that it Is your tlrst offense and also what ihe court Is pleased to cou- -iih r as exicnuating clnumstunces " (liiose tcrrilile w-ord» again, thonght -Mlcu with a sbudden, "it bas been de¬ cideil lo allow- you to go fre.-. It is expected, however, that yon tviil iieii-r appear lii.foi'e llle coui-t cu such a ciiiirgc again."
I!efoi"(. the boys (oiild recover from their a-luui-hmcnt llle 'siiulre tur'ieil 10 Itoland and said: "To yoH, sir, I lanv give Hie reiyard promised for the ..inviciloii llf nuy person mutllntlug the sign,"
TllC boys had expected a great, great big ten dollar gold plei-e. but. strange 10 s.iy. the luoney was composed of qi'iirlcrs and .'¦id-cent iilccis. and eveu -Olll;. dimes, more like the collection t.-.kcn ill cliuich liiaii anylhing else, llicy Hiougiit Itoland did uol stop to .|iiesilou lis appearance, liowever. bul I iiipli. d il luio his pu.'kei haiiilkcrchief and lied il seeur..ly.
riiauk   .voii,  sir,"'   sahl   U.daud.
' (llle my lov.. to lillle Margar.i and Ull ber lo hurry and gel well," sabl 111., 'siiuiie, and the boys thought that bis Vuice dill mil suiiiid as sharp as Usual.
rhen. baud in baml   llie buys walked out. and never spoke nniil Ihey re Alll us gate.
""(i,..."' said   llidaml. drawing : breaili.   "I    giK.ss   I    know   bow
PORTO   RICO   IN   COOO   SHAPE.
rtlucallon Ailvaurlnc an.l Trraaury In Ka. rrllent Coadltlon.
.Sail .luau. I'orto Kico. (ioveruor Hunt personally delivered bis message al tli(. Joint sesslou of the I.eglslatiii.(.. llc recoinmcndeil little legislalion ami 110 radbal changes, so as belter and Ulllle fully to test the laws now in op elation.
The (ioveruor reporled that the liisii lar telegraphs, wlilch formerly rrsnlt..i| ill (Ii.tlclts, uow are yielding a small iev(.|iiu., due largely 10 extensions. Kd iicallon Is advancing, Th(.|e are now Illli. t(.acliei's aud .'i.'i.ildd children, and Ibe (ioverument has nlready exi .'S1!I2,S!KI on new school house imire lUuiK.y will be liivesicd In this iiiaiim I".
The irensiiry is in excelleiil condi lion, a- follows: Ou hand from the in siiliir revenues. S."17S.(m(I: trnsi fumls. ».S,S"i.('i;ri; lino from the rnlted States, f-l.l1,1 "S, I'he (iovernor advises no In¬ crease iu iliri.ci taxntlon. and ri.coiii mends the graining to the rniled .Stales of lilies lo lllc San ,Iiinii ami Cub.bia naval sites.
ideil
SHORTHAND   W.LL   DISPUTED.
I Trata- I.
("1,1, iniiaii. (lilin.    .\ jicc.iliar eiini,'-i began 111 the I'lul,all' I'uiirt  wben tb,. willow uf the millioiialie .lohn .Md'oi- j Illick (illison. who died in Asbevillc. .\". ('.. a few munllis ago. presenli.d a copv  I of   his   will   ina.le   from   sienographl,'  |
notes  alleged  lo  have       preserved  |
by Attoruey Wells, of Asbevillc.
rhe original will, li is asserted. Iia- iiciir been fouud. It liciiiicallied bis entire (.slate to bis w blow, to wboiii be was iiiarri(.il a few hours bcriir.. his death. Ills le.'al liiirs. his niother and a brother, eoiilest the probating of the will, and a legal argunielil is ill pro gri.ss on Ihe iiueslioii whelher a will of Ibis ilescrlplloii Is valid.
Mrs. (llbsuii. ihe widow, was Ml-s ('...iiiia Wolf, of I'rovldeiiec, II. I. She w.as called bv n lelegriim to Ashi.ville V ben Mr. (ilbsou was critically ili. and was married on her arrival. Mr. (lib- sons lirst wife w-as nne of Ibe viclluis of Ihe Windsor Hotel tire in New  York.
CHIEF   JUSTICE   M'lVER   DEAD.
ciied
l.illg thai
fell
.\iiil I Ihiuk I , au imagine bow a really aud trul.v ilih.f or murderer r.'clE wbeu h.. ihluks he is going lo Is' liiuigcd or s.'ui 1,1 pri-on for life."" said .\li(ii. "Ilnl ll I s go in uuw and show ll,. mouey Io molher and .Margaret. \uil  say.   w.   might Just  as  w-el| tell
.\nd   1,11.'e iiioie clasping hand- ilkiil lip llll' palh lu the liuuse i-d Herald
llll
¦Xan
ada El
1,11.Is.
known a. to eipb,i|i'
long been kuoni ¦IH-clally I he ilas! ros,. .lianioiiil-- are llk.l.i If subje. I.d 111 only whal would si,.in a V(.ry ordinary ilegnc of lieai, su. Ii as strong rays fnnu tbe sun. etc It is u.iw Is'lieved Ibal lb. ixploslona an- ibe r.-nit of till.-lapiii .xpaDsinn of .irlalu vidntile iii|iiids ein losed iu cai- ilies near tin ..litre of Uies.- precious stones. .K great many diamonds, eveu Ihougli I lit. luouuleil ami worn as g..inK of iHifei Iiuu, are SIIII iu an nnlinlshed 1 iindiiii.il Ibat is, thc lii|Ulil drop from wlil.h lllc siuUe is lllng formed bas nut as yet dipo-ltcd all of Its 'pure .rystals   of  carbon. '     These   nit^vable
may  oc(.naioDalIy  Iw  aeeu  with
terror t» a eulprli's Iirart
Tbe  iMjra ruterrd and  attiuj  be'ote ii.a wilb (IswB-aii bridi.   Allen tri*J
(1 eye. When This i- tiir .-ase a stiong UnCfo -. oiN. will givi. Ibe drop the appearance l.f a bubble ,11 Ihe rtui,! of a carpen¬ ter, ler. I. It ,s also hIghl.T* protiable Ihat l*«l(I.' the liiiuid mentioned the-. ,avii.i'» insy contain (crtain g«-es un¬ .ler great ten-ion This U'iiig tli.' 'ase. iiDt llltv readily comprebcDd liow a rery >mall amount o{ beat would cans* tt!(> ll.|uld sud gaa tu exi and 10 aaeh » dffrpe tbnt the diamoDd woold clv« war W'lb all tie cbaractrrittica of a utiBlatort itfioiioD—Uonoa U«r«10,
South Carolina .larlal'a I'arrrr Knded In HIa SaTenlj.arTrnth Yrar.
("hnrleslou, S,C, Chief .Instice Ili.nry Mel ver died at his home lu Ciieraw, S'. C H(. was seventy-six years of age 1'wo suns and one (laiigiiler siirvhe hini.
The Chief .lusli.e was born ii(.ar So¬ ciely IIIII, S. C„ uu Si.pleiiiber I'.-i, IS'.'il. He w-as edu(-nted nt the South Cnroliuu College, receiving his degree In ISKi. In tSAti be luurri.Hl .Miss Caroline I'owe. Hnviug hegun In piactb-e law- ill Cliernw In 1H4H be bi-cauie I'rose(.nl- iug .\ltorni>y for the district from LVi.'!. Ilnring ibe Civil War he was au olticer lu the Coufederaic Army, and was livici. severely wuiinil..il. He was eleci¬ ed au Assiiclale .lusllce uf the Supreme Coun 111 1,S77. and made Chief ,Iiisii,c in ISIII.
DOC   CAUSED JIS403   DAMAGE.
Judgnirot Finally llrndrrrd  Acainal   Ka- lalr .if Ruthrrford H. Harra.
lolniiibits. (liliu- (larili.'ildi. a biill- ilog owned Iiy ilie lale lliilherrord II. Hayes, will eosi ilie Hii,ic- heirs *,-i4(«l, a Jn.lgment for Unit aniuiini beiug reu- dired agiiiusl Ihein a  few   days ago.
C.iribaldi iiiaiiy years ag.i frlgliteiieil a In.rs.- ilrivcn by .Mrs, Addie .M, Smllh. and a runaway lesulteil lu which .Mrs. Smilh was ilir.iivii fidiii ilic buggy and severely liijur..|| Sh.. sued fur fin.ikkl ibiinagcs, and Ibe lower conns gave ber $.'i4iNi The luatier has be.n bi.fiii"(. Ihc Supreme ("onn Ibiis. tliiies, but the jnilKiiieiit has been Hnally ntflriu.-d. and 111.- damage must  be paid. ,
Itul Iha Tronbla  frill U» Ailjnatad n"lthant a Courl-Martlal.
Wasliington, 1>, C,-Tlie Sei-relary of the Xavy has liefot-p hiiu for actlo'i charg(>s involving two Itear'.Vdmlrals. whldl, however, will lv ailjusti'd. ll is believed, without refereuce to a courlinartbil. The offlcers ixiuceriied are Hear-.\duiiral Hobiey P. Kvaus. ConimanderlnChlef of the .\siatlc sta¬ tion, and Itear.Vdiulral .Mbert S. Ken- ney. raytuttster-deiiernl of the Nav.v. Ailuiiral I:;van.s lK>gan the trouble by tiling ( barges against .\diulral Keuiiey. who has retaliated with i-ounter ihai-gos against .\duili-al Evans.
The dlfltcnlly betweeu these two high ranking otticers is the result of nn nl¬ leged misuiidet-siaiidlug of nu order Issued by tho Navy Iiepartnieut in re¬ gard io (liangos iu tlie e(|uipnienl and clothiug of persons in the servii-e. I'pon the m-cipt of the order b.v Admirnl Kvans he mnde formnl roiinlslllon ou tbe Xavy Oepartment for the necessary material to pul lulu effect the changes leiiulted. The i-e(|nlsith«i was referred to the Bureau of Supplies aud Ac¬ counts, of which .Admiral Kenney is llie Chief. .Admiral Kenuey returned the couiinuuicatiuii 10 .Admiral Kvans. w-llh the staleiueiit that such au Im¬ iuediate nud wholesale change ia uni¬ forms as Ihal (oulcniplateil was i-ou- irary to the InL-resis ot the (Joveru- nieiil, aud Admiral Kvans wns in- ,furiued ihat If Ills luirutiou was ap¬ proved, the (ioverument would have upon Ils liniuN a large amount of old material w-iilch It was deslralile to use before Ihe new malerial was drawn upou.
Admiral Kians llicu wrote to Si-cie- lary .Moody, saying tlint .Xdmlral Ken¬ ney bad not only exciwled bis aulhur ily. but bad been disrespiMlful lo n brother ollicer. Ho chnrged also that .Admiral Kenuey bad altaeked the Sec retary of the Navy by (lueslloulug the w-isdom of the order Issued by the I>e- parlnieut,
.\dmli-ul l-ivauss alle.gnllniiK were re ferred to tbo Bureau uf Navlgalluu, which luaiU.. au indorseiuent favoralile lo the attitude of raymaster-tieneral Kenuey, 10 whom the |ui]>ei"K n"(.re sent lor coiumeut and explanation, .\duili-al KeuiK-y replied by charging that Hie .luimunlcatloii froiu .Vdnilial Kvaus .'oiiialned statements In vlolalion of the naval I'l-gulalloiis. lu Hint Ihey re- nected upon the I'ayiuaster-lieueral. He alleged also Ihat .Admiral Kvaus had been guilly of mlscondnct In full- lug to furnish the raymaster-tipiiei'al ivlth a copy of lb.- .barges, a reiiulre- iiieut whicli .Adniiial Kenney did not iverlook 111 his ow 11 accii-ialioiis against .Adniiral Kvaii-. by luaillng a i-opy of Ihem to thai dttlci.r, duly (.ertilied and otherwise put into utticlal fttrni.
There bus biM-ii a voluminous corres- pomhiice. '<v1ilch Secretary Moody now has oil his desk. It Is said, liowever. Ihat h). will Ignore the cbargeH and ciiuiiter-charges, and merely Hie llipiu In Ibe Ilepartment reeords. Admiral KeiiiK.y will reaeli the retiring age tills month, but on .Secrelnry .Mixnly's rec- oinmi-iKlalliiii the rn.sldeui lms de- riileii 111 retain hlin 011 a. live duly until liie expiiatiuu of Ibe lenu of fdUr years, in which he wa.( commissioned lis  I'aymaslei'-iicneral  In May, ISIKI,
PRESIDENT   CASTRO   YIELDS.
(.'ariicas, Veu(./.iu.la, Vniled Ktalea .Mlnisier Bowen lias i-ei'(.ived orders to leave Venezuela for Wnshinglon,w-heri- be w"ill pi-(.S(.|il the Veii(.ziielaii case 111 the Brlllsh-Cerniaii Commission, ,\ii .XmerUaii warship conveys Mr. Itoiveu from l.a (iuayra,
.\fter two stormy iii(.|.|iiigs of Hie Calilm.i. all llic comlllbms set forth ill tli(. replies of Hie I'oivers to rres¬ ideiil Caslro's lasl proposals lu tbo matter of settling the dispute Ihrougii nrbllratloii have been ai-i-e|iled by the X'eiiezuelaii (idveriimeiil. 'Plie (iov- erumenl considers these eoiidllbins to be unjust, but (leilari.s ll I- dbligi.d to yb'ld to force.
The condllidns of llic I'oweis coier cash paynieutK lu lh(. allies aud gunr- aiil(.es for tin. pnyiiK-iil of the bainnce of their claims. It can be snld on good niilliurlly Ihal Hie i|iiestlon of raising Ihe existing blockade will uot be cnu sldered.
SNOWSTORM HID VICTIMS' PERIL
Tha Oeriipanla of Iha Mrlsli Wkleh M P Sir.-.rk. Uld >al Sra tba Afpra««IM»« l,,.<-oraatlT*—Thr Marraw BaaafW artka ^rhlrlr Hrhlnd Ihriu-Oaa Kllla4,Twa I'atallT and Olhara Sarloaaly lajarad*
llalavia, N, Y.- A freigbt trnlu ou tUo Caunndaigua branch of tbe New York Central crasheil iulo a sli^lgb at a grade Iiassiug a short distauce east of Staf- t.ii'il. Of the tive occupantH of the sleigii diie ivceived iiijurl(>s that canard dealb in a few hours, two were fatally injured, nnd I w-o «"er«> seriousljr In¬ jured, .Ml wci-o memliers of tbe faiuily of  I.,  .T,   Moil.
.\ second sleigh whieh wus follow¬ ing close behiud Moll's Avaa ovorturur«l by li(.|ug brought to a sadden atop to escape ruuniiig Into the train. Kour persons iu tu • second vehicle were injui-ed.
The in-o sleighs w-ore purt of o funer.i! prcK-ession, .V severe storm was raging at the time, nud apiMtrvot- ly no one iu the Motl sletgb, which was a coK-red affair, heard the approarh- Itig Iraln. The air w-na fnll ot Hno snow And It was iiupussiblp 10 see niorv Ihnu LIMI .vards up Ibe rnllroad traok.
I'nrt of the funeral prooessiuu passed snfeiy over the tracks before Motl'a sleigh w-as strui-k. The crash aud tbu cries of the injured w-:.rned tbo driver of till- next slelgli, but none too aoon. for lie was fon-od lo stop so auddeul.if that all of tbe ueeupanta of the sicigli were buried Into the diteli aud severv- ly iiiJuriM, '1 he liijnred "«-ei-e removed III n nelgliborlug farm bouse nnd liied- i.al aid was summoned rmm here,
.l.iliu .Mott. uliiPteen years old.' waa killed. Those luorlnlly iujurrd were: I.eiiiiiel .Mott, eleven years olil. akull fra(-tnred In several plai-es: Mrs, Lena .Mott, spine brokeu, Uo holies enter- lained for her recovery,
Tlie others lii.1m"e(l w-oi-e: Kate Mott, daughter of Mrs. Moll, cut over rigbt eye, sli.ick; , , .1, Motl. Iirnlaea anil shocks: Miss Mary Butiiiore, ooi-iipant of si'(-(ind sleigh, brokeu nose; Mra. Kalberliie Ilos.sen, Mrs. rrlseilla But- more aud .MisM .\iinn Butmore, aerere liruises.
DEATH   AT   THE   THROTTLE.
LIMIT   ON   PRIVATE   WEALTH.
A Bill rrohibilini Iha Krlaalion of Mara Than SlO.OSO.Ooa.
Wasliington, I>. C. Ileim.seulalive flrltnth. of iiidlaua, has responded lo the allusions in Senalnr Iloni-'s Irust speeeb lo the "siiowball" process of rolling up nenllli, and has lulrodueed a bill lo llmll the sl/.r of prlvale for¬ liiiies in Ihe rnlted States,
'Phe liuill lixcd by the pioiuiseil law Is .<l(l,lHNi,(Hiii, An excess of ibul sum is deiiouii.eil in lb(. bill as a publl.' iiulsauce and n menace to public aud private welfare, .Mr, (Irllfllh w-ould bave everything over the »1II,(I(K),0INI lllllll escheat to the Slale. and go Inlo Ihe publie Treasury .0 n-dnce Ihe bur- (lens (if the taxpayer The ti.rins of the iiicnHUie applv nlsu to luherll- .'iiices. nnd uu lii.|r. If the bill should become a law", would be perinllled lo rilK.rlt more ihan tlil.ddO.IMSi.
TRANSVAAL   TO    PAY    $ 150,000,0<X)
Chaiubarlaln AU.. Oblalaa (luiiianirr >.ir I.-an of I.lkr HniB.
.I.,huiiii..sbuig   Soiilh .\fiiia.    ("oluii.
ial    Seiretary    ("hamlierlaip     I    Hie
leaders uf lh|. miuiiig lominnniiy here bave arrlvid al an agreeiiicnl iu regnnl III n linaneial seilb-nKiii'
riiiler Illls ug mem  lb.. Transvaal
w.u , .iiilrlbiiiiun will iiiiiunni 111 »l,""si.. issnaai. A giiaiani... also will l.e given for uu imperial loan of l|tI,Vi,iKKi,(«Mi. nhich 1,1 lu b.. ..xpended In rejiro.liie live public works iu Ihe T,-ausvaal aud in the Ornngi' llivi: (".il.iny
Nrwa or ll.r Tollrra,
.Ml  111.- eleclrl,al w.,rkers in  Inilian- apolis,   Ind,   arc  ..n   -Ink,'  for   biglici
Till' I.ake ("an icr- Ass,„',aliou. ni..<"t' Illg iu Cl.'V.'laml (I ba- i|.'i iilcl lo re i.rgaiii/.'
Street iiiilway .inpiuyi- al Bloom luglon. Ill hai.' se.nnd n i.n pel l.'lll. lucrease in ivage-
The swill luiu ns sirike on th.. luwa ("enlial llailniad has been Kt.tll(d b} gii illg Hie men luore pa,>
The .Norfolk. I'oiisuioiiili aud New pun .News Hallway ("i.iupaiiy will not employ iinniairl',1 no n
.\u Biiii'raiion l.aatil has ra.-fil tm wages vf ¦hat baru aud shop employe. ,,r Hi,. Iniou aud CuiiBolidated Tra.' f.ni, i ..mi.aii.i.s lu Chicj.,;o ten pi.r i lUt
VXubullt lUtliDg wages the Illlel -llle au.l the Knoxville W.Mibn Mills of Kiin\illle, Tenu , nlll gite tbeir rnu pUiy.s tin iiiatead of elei cu hours tut a day's work.
Tbc Illluoi- Slate lire Kiupluyoieui Bureau obtained aituatlous last yeat for l-'l.auu men anil U.UOu wouien, Tb. appUcaola uuiubeied ¦.'.'¦i'J ui.-i: ckJ H f.ii w.mirn
Murdrrar of lli.ja llauna.l.
Piiiil Woodivaril was hiiuged lii Hie lUiiiy Jail al Camden. N, .!„ for kill lg W. Trice .leiinliigs, eleven .vears Id, aud .lohn Cufliii, thirleen years 111, sons uf Iwo prominent clllxena, 1 (Ictober I, for llle purjx"^ "f rob¬ ing ihelll of some tli, a watch nnd ring.
FIVE    KILLED   IN   A   WRECK,
llxprraa   Kuna   Into   ll.a   Krar mt  aa Ae rotamailatloa al Ada. Ohio,
I.ima. <lliiii. 'riic westbound eipress (.11 till- reuiisylvaiiia ran Into the I"(«r l.r the westbiiunil acoiiHUodalloii al Ada. thlrli.eii miles easl of here. I'our persons tvere Insianlly killed and one ilieil an hour lali-r. A seor(. of iM'tsons weri- iiiiurcil. leii (if tbem seriously
Iwu >ars were smashed aud ditclied. Ibc dead at-e: .K lnnn named Ktelii, V .'ar|»-uler from I'url Wayne, and the • It 1.(1- as y.-t iiuldeutilled.
Gain •aon.noo.OUO a Taar.
If the fnigiii rales which have Just gon,' inlo effecl on Kaslern and West eru luilriiads are nialntailied fur a .T..ar thf. udditliiiial leveune, even sbonid there Ih- no lncr..ase In volnnie of bnsiu.-ss. shouhl la- lielW(M-u tCiii.. (aatmsi and t:iiki.iHki.itai. As a couaen - ailve estimule Ibe fri-lglit rnl(-s haie iK-eii ill, ti-ascil au Hvi-ragi' of leu [ier cent.
Favors Coinpulaarj. Arblfratloa.
(ioveruor Sloiie hus urged Ibe I'eun- syliaiila l.i-glslaliire tu'iiasa a com pitlsory arblinitlon law-.
raaacusrr Train Kuna Faiaral Mllas TTItK Knclnaar Dead la Ills Oak.
Kuoxvllle, Teun. -I'asneugoni ou au iiii-oniiug Knoxville aud Ohio Kailroad Iraln rode si-vernl miles with the hand of death at tbe tbiottle. Tbe iralb left Bus-keye. Teun,. on tlinf>. and ran tlirough Careyville, tlu- u^x^-aiebedulcd Htatlou. >Vhen the tAtUTl'a^ tbrongli the latter town Kiremnn Mattlock dia¬ covered somethiug was wrokg and stepped lo tbe englneer'a side of tb* euiiiu,.. lle found Knglneer A. O. Young dead, nnd Iininedlately slopped the train, Tiiere wns a wouud on the left side of the engineer's heail. and lh(. suppnslilim Is Ihal a pieee or roek fell fnim Ihe sid.. of a high elll Ilirough Hie mouutains and killed lilm Inatant- iy. The Iralii rnu perhaps eigbt mllra after Vouug was kllliKl,
MR.   WU   ON   EXCLUSION   LAWI.
Victoria. 15, C,-Copb.s of Interviewa given to a Cbluese paper by Wn Tlug- Fang, furmer Mlulsti.r lu tbe I'nited States, liave been received here. Mr. Wu Is ifuuled as saying that tbe ex¬ clusion laws against Chinese are ear¬ ned ont 111 a w-ny never Iulended by Iile American I.eglslatill'i..
The iilgber oHIcials do uol mean Ibat Ihey sliall be so carried ont. he aaya. but the exeeulloii of llle Inw la left tu Ihe liaiids of customs oflicers, who en- forc(. It in a way injurious liolh to AuK.rIca nud to China. H(. declnreaihe appll(.nllou of the exclUKinii Ia<i' lu lift- wail nnd the riilllppitics lo lie ridicu¬ lous: as the i.|r(.uiustanci.s Ihere are < ullrely different fidiu those prevailing iu the rnlli.|l Slates,
WOMAN   HEIR  TO   »},000.000.
taxlna "ITIprr's Wila Una lataraat la Vaal Kalala Laft ky flraadmolkar.
Nevada, Cal, Mrs. I'rank l.e Orandr, wife of an eiigliie wilier oinplo)-ed by ib(. Suulli(.rii radllc Company, has Juat
I I'tveii   Inforuiailon   i-milli-nilng   her
rigbt to 11 one-liftb iiitevest In an estate wiirth ¥l.'(l,(Mi(i,(MI(i.
'fills vast formne was lefl by Mff. \a- (ininde's giaiidmolber, who realdrd III Ilollauil. will re lier istales are lo¬ cated. The will beiiuealhlng Ibe for¬ lune wn.'! lllllill. some llme before brr graiidmotber's deuth nnd seut lo Mrs. I... (irandi.'s mollier. who krpt Ihe dor- iiiiiciiiH uuiil loUg nfter her imilber'a ilealh. The ICnropenii liovernment, In Mil effori t'l locate Ibe heirs, found Mrs. I.i. (iiaude'a iiiulli(.r and dIscoT- ered lb,, will.
Bl.la For Warablpa l>|^aia«d.
Bids for Iwo armored crulael-s. tb* Teuiiessi-e and the Washiugtou. to iMt tile faalesi ships 111 Hie Tniled Btaira .Navy,   were  npeiied  al   Ibe  .Navy   De-
partiii(.nl. lu Wnshliigluii,
rraaldaatlal Appoluinral rrltlctsMI.
I'r(.slde:il Itoosevelt'* ap|Hilntmeutof a negni to Im' Collector of Ibe Port of Cliarlestou, K, C„ has lieen vlgoronaiy I'l-ltli'Ised by Snuiiierii ni-wspaiiers.
Arapahoa Indlaaa aiarvlac
The .Xrapahoe Indlaus In Wyoming arc slarvliig, Ibelr rntloiiM treaty with the (Ioverument having expired.
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Trada of Iha Op«ala« Yrar. II.  (J    liiin  A  lt,rs   Weekly  K(-virw
,.r Trad,. «ay- "|>..>pii.. the luterruii- tioii of H buliday. taking of luvenloriea and olher disiiirbliig eleinenta Incl ileiiisl to Ibc I losing of tbe ohl yesr. Ihe o[wuiug of the uew year bas lireo far from dull.
Whaat Crwp Prwaparla  Flaa.
rros|a.'ik fur the next wheat ciop cmtluue du.. J'he uiurkel bss becu (]uiet, aud there was uo partleular .liange lu price tlll ibe middle of tiM week, wbeu Ibere wa* a drop of about • etat.
AaaaiTta Tabrrrulnala la Inaarakla.
Ill AllH.ii liublii. nf the Krem.-b ,\<aileuiy of S, icii.i-. has anuounced Hllll priseiit ineibiids of llgliling lalMT- ciilosls are lain. Ihal Ihc diaease la prni'Ilially lucnraldi., and Ihe only Ihlng IO do I- lo previ nl li.
Carii.aair Moal liorrnw tit/I Tlie Ceriiinii budget f.,r IMM eati¬ mates the expenditure at MIIJ.'iMim," wblch Is tAll.Vri.AIIA nbove ihnt of IMn. A loan uf a.'it HMI,4.'U <vll| Ih- Treintrml l.l liebiuio the reveiiue nnd llie <'X|ieu- diiur,.,
Tha Mpartlat World.
A. I.unilry. Jockey, bns Ih-cu refuMd pennission by Hie siewnrilH lo rldg at Hie New Iirleans nict- irnek,
c Oliver Istllu. Ihe managing owner of the new cup yncbl. snya tbat tk* Wurk of ber construction la progreaala| favomlily
Tliere Is lu'opiiseil nil auluiuultllr rae- liiK i"ir(-(ill for next seaniii. eoifltirlaiug niii.iug olbers the I Iietroll. ClerrlaBd, .HprlnglleUI and RrighKm Krarblrarfca.
'rhe nges or nil liors).)! cbnugrd New Year's I»rty. Weaullnga lireanir yaar- lings, venrllngs iM-.nine Iwu yrar-cM^ ame   three yrar-aUc,
Illd I
on.
I':.iwaiil W.alli'ricy. seerelary of Ik* liM'key Club In Kii|iaiMl. Is .lead.
'n.e I'liiivi'sii) (,r <"alir«rula and let. Inml Ktanfiird are luuklug elTurta to or. ¦ zaulae an Inlen-ullegiate regalia on Ik* I'aci/lc foast, <
I'refiiient  rpiv-p na ibe l,<,ng Sound   Im-i ween   tbe   Ihree   mp bad the yai-bl .IuIni Ihrrr lo tl. Ibat  Ihr (-nmlng seasou will bo gnd Interesting,
It la auoeancfd lUtt tb« coaMagt' leam of Ogford and i'tmlmlttt imtfh", rrs. wbo will abortty IMr tm VmSi'A Htair*. wilt pbiy ToraMe OalfHMr 4lid ntiin tmtctiei Ig ctmM