‘ ' ayllbars. "thyme, that
‘ ' e
Gonsumptron
‘ mlmhlholddmsnnd myhopeeof
”cheery were all gone. I was a more
skeleton, but u friend of mine. who had
., been come tlrue away. called to see
an. Alb recommended me to tryAycr's
Cherry “floral. and kindly sending
mu a holdup! took it, but with mild
Ilfl‘ttd of recovery. I am thunkfIlJlowo.
"or, to say that it cured me. and l are
to-duy enjoying the best of health."-»
J. \l’llmot Payne, Monrovia, Liberia.
AYE R’S
. Cherry Pectoral
l’rvlurcd by nr..l x‘..\yekao..!auwell.¥aas.
P rompt t0 act, 3ufe tocul’e
;Prohehle~ Fate of the Presi-
dent's Recommendations.
. l
:rmemo 1'03 m macaw.
ass-re. Has a Vast Amount of Iluainela
“ late-o n—oer Grain 11pm to
Wank Jerry Bush's Advice to
l tum
l Wm. Feb. I’l—The eloeing week
dtheflll mwili be characterized in
Var-ah of legislation that heateldonr been
qualed. Aa there is not time enough for
all the many public and private meaeuree
over completion to pa-. they mint antago-
Ihuohdhar,audqrpmed tothem alllu.
both houeea will stand the lppmvriation
minim- umng immediate action upon
the great mm in their charge. The
Mondmouofthcaehllla ice-follows:
Th fmtlflcatluna bill it a law: the army
hill h batorc the president for signature;
the military academy and District of Co-
mmune in conference; the sundry
"chipmunk-taste,
THE MANHATTAN
II All SIZES.
amen-cm";
Call and See Thorn.
IAtIlllIEg I5 amt t mm.
W.|I.Ileeker&llo.
ovum mm ;
m
ugqntlllDS
that-tot mariachi-cl
fins. warm it no.
III I” 3.. Brooklyn
ha
"n "we
mmm
eorelytased. lstovliouaterateshvvooms
ereeaseted,slthonghltlaatimewheaea-
turtle- lstolersted. Onset theme-ban
of the committee on comfort add that
thwaweuxaloonthdrbcckssttllto'
adsy.Wh.thesssregonstkelateeoursu
willhavstopaytabulcuaflgorvs orslesp
intbestrsets. blah
mllitls,w unm-
wlll hequutered in the corri-
pet on the narhls floors. and the soldiers
will sleep on the sswduat.
If You latead )Iarehlag. lay Ia.
Notice is givur by the committu having
charge of the inaugural eeremcuiesthatall
military and civic organizations intending
to participate to the inaugural
mustrcportatonceto the iasugurslcorn—
lnittee at Washington. so as to a
proper mlgumeut in line and mention in
mimic] programme now being pre-
THE BISHOP GETS INTO LINE
la- Ball at It. ‘I'hn-aa'. aa Saul“ DI-
m
BAYOKNE. N. J.. Feb. IL—Biahop Wig-
ger sent Father Wallace of Seaton Hal
_eollege here to see that St Thomaa' church
Mthadiplornatie and oouenlarand the
Width have parted both houses.
”I.” ”mmmferenceetage;
Captain Mllhalp-edtha house and
hwnmmandthenaval.
“mm-numeric
areawalflngacticnatthchandsottheserr
wasopened in accordance with Archbishop
Satoni's directiona. Father Ahua beingatill
o'clock. The edifice was
than M person: being present
The only special announcement made
wathatthceecondma-wonldbeaaid at
ateurmralttceou appropriation.
la the taste the naval bill will probl-
Wmup today. The agricultural and
blllsarecxpectod to be reported‘
Tue-daymdthc deficiency bill about'
& middle d the week. They will be
taken up for action as fast on reported.
“time consideration of these billa and
of other pending measuree will be sue-
peltded from time to time to allow the die-l
pmtinofeoniereuee reporta
Pup-as of the Senate to Defeat. y
In this condition of affairs matters of
[Ian] leglalationcan hardly receive much
mo, but if opportunity offers Senator
eudeavortocall up his revived
bill. Mr. Carey may make
eacthu etfort to secure consideration of
h omnibua statehood hill. and Senator
mackburn will probably strive to secure
the paesege of the New York and New
Jere-y bridge bill as it tame from the‘
Muenstebenoset purpme to pro
vent any further exmutive mien of the
mate it possible. This will serve a three-
fold pow-defeat action on the nomina-
tin of Judge Hauchett. prevent recon-dd
oration oi the vote by which the nominee
allot “Congressman Findlay of Mary-
hlld II Chlllau arbitrator was rejected and
fielve the Hawaiian treaty of annexation
for thi- session.
In the houae advantage will be taken of
the rule permitting motion during the la“
aixdaye of a cesion. under Hrspemiun of
the rules» to rush forward business ul an
mt nature. A number of meamrw of
oranparatively little interest may be time
, but the indications are that it will
neceuary to give most of the time to
theappropriation bills. run-sq an amica-
ble understanding can he privately reached
with reference to the course to be taken
mil» Sherman bond amendment to the
nudry civil bill, it is probable that it vvlll
hmved. under Iu'prlSllln of the hilt-l,
it land all the amendments to rnnt‘en-nce
with formal noncoucurrence retomrneudul.
hie believed that a (Iothlrdel vote can be
Hatred for this motion. By the adoption
of this course the long delays over the
Illlneroua amendments of no spedal inter
Ct of themselves would be avoided, leer.
lug only the bond umcmltnent to he fought
out in the house. it is expected by the
helm of the house that the French apoli- I
atlon claims will he again put on the defl- [
deney appropriation bill by the senate
and perhaps the Cherokee strip hill on the
Indian bill. but with these creeptiona it is
not anticipated that any serious trouble
occur in conference eumclent to cuv
danger the paeaage of the appropriation
Hnaand compel an extra session of con—
i By All lea-c Feed Cora.
t Secretary Rack of the department of ag-
dleulture says that favmcra in all parts of
the oountryareinqulring as in the prob
able profit of feeding corn to huge at pree-
at prlcsa He derives to state that the
of large returns from judicious
feeding has seldom been an bright as
low. In average year- it taken about nine
pounde of boy. llveweight, to bring the
nice of a bushel of com. This year llve
ponnda of hose bring as much as a bushel
otcere. limpouudaolporkaremade
howlofoom.whlch maybetakeu
asaialr return. their the present price-v cf
hopmld make com bring about 85cm“
Ib‘el if fed to these animals. which in
about twice as much ac it it now quoted on
the China) market.
r Imus-v For flora-my.
‘ The United Staten in the chief source of
upply from which Germany draws the de-
ficit-her danestlc bresdatuffs. Such la
theiaforrnstloa contained in a report to
them rueut by Frank ll. Macon.
m I fort, of the atatietlca of
pale Importation Into Germany for the
perm They chow an enorrnoualy u.-
.eaasl volume at bunch wheat and rye in:-
from the United Stats. From
placeiu thhe United State-rues
to In place In 193, the amount of wheat
from the United States rlelng
mm bushelein JM to SAM?“
last year.
W hep-rattan.
i no b laseguralloa week—that grand
Nap-«scalar performance-t the
lathe! The coming six dayl
NiobeIikflrhs lumenlvesceneaof
a well constructed pm. Saturday will
bring ths climax with the dual exit of
Mt Harrison and of the Republican
”from contrelof both the executive
hi Acghlativs branch» of the govern-
hd wkh the triumpbal nuance of
Weed hrs psrtylzgv-rk'a‘tlelver it
filled, into power. 1' cores
“W of the inaugural hall.
thsefiaaday will ring down the
epea tba wveelad set-rs and audi-
mun-ram
‘ hallpromlcestukeasll-
Matte as anyet ite M
Themeoertofthepeedcahalld-
”i
All!”
”I?
em .llwahoat rue senate foot threat
\-l:' o the haildl
fl. riflm‘m
*1: ,.....'“ “Wt-m "m.
w r. '
manmhfloffrieadl. will
mpflfnwlutlseeawrctthe
h.
Acm-me c,
thsflhurchofst. Thomas. Thoma-mid
began at like). Therewsre about Ill
perm present. The chapel. which la on
the upper floor of the schoolhouse, for
which purpose the building wsa originally
built, was cold and uncomfortable. It
waaeaid that the lee: maeawould continue
to be said in St. Thomaa' church to loot: an
the defective heating apparatus could be
made to warm the building or couhl he re
paired, which cannot bedoue untilchangas
are made in the building.
At St. Mary’s church there was no an-
nouncement beyond a statement by the
curate that Father Killeen was nick and
would not be able to preach.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
Alumna-e a Will Be Taken to Alla-
le-bers to Attend the Inauguration.
ALBASY. Feb. 27.—The blanket ballot
amendment to the ballot reform law is a
. apccial order on the second and third read.
ing in the assembly for Tuesday and the
personal registration bill for the country
districts for Wednesday. The Crotou wa-
tershed bill will come up in the aeeemhly
on second reading during the week, as will
also the Albany charter amendment.»
which are upper-ed by Mayor Manning and
the other city officials. The World’s fair
m1“) appropriation bill and the Fire it
. laud purchase bill are likely to come up in
the sennte come day this week. The legit
Inurre, according In the prmnt plan. will
adjourn over from Wednmiuy until the
following Monday evening. so as to give
the members an opportuni! y to attend the
inauguration.
Governor Flower will leave for “'mbing-
ton on Tlrnmlny morning, common: i d
by his military secretary. Colour-l .lm: n.
The governor's stuff will mat him there.
Juat aa Ordinary Lynchlag.
KxnxerLe. Fe-lh 27,—1'he lynchinu at
Jellrcu oi the negro Joe Payne for mean”-
lng M135 Fannie bell Cecil was in Itself a
very tame affair. lie confessed the crime
and Ivan swung up to the nmreet tree with-
out any noise. The mob pinned a placard
on hi» back vowing tlrath to any one who
ahnuld disturb the hotly until 10 o'clork.
At that hour fully 5.0% people had gath-
ered from neighboring towua MlmCecil
cent word that she would take pleasure in
cutting down the body. Her wishes were
gratified, and with a eharp kuifeshseev-
cred the rope. and the body fell to the
ground. She emiiedas the cut the rope.
and the act was greeted with cheerl from
the vast crowd
The School Que-Ile- In New Jersey.
Tumor. Feb. ill—Some oi the leading
Catholic clergymen here are opposed to the
propoerd bill providing for the turning
over of the parochial school property to the
state in return for an appropriation They
hold that nothing cuhstantial could be
r l
‘ by the The ,, of
such a bill in the legislature will he a sig-
nal for an agitation greater than any that
haaehakcu the state in yamul’roteo
tants generally would he again-t it. In
panioned editoriale in oppoeitlon to the
project have already appeared in news-
Fill"!
"a Evangeline Ivaaeet
New Your. Feb. 2::er mutilation
of France was the theme Messed at a
meeting held hr the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian church. With Dr. Hall there were
in the pulpit Afr. I. Necker. vice prealdeat
of the Evangelical Society of Geneva. and
the Rev. E. J. Dopey. pastor of the [la
formed Church of Perla The aura of”.—
con ll needed by the four evangelical soelev
ties of Europe now carrying on "WAN
work among the French Catholic. and
this rum the societies hopetoralseaarong
the Protestants in America.
lace lean-p Ant-at Jersey laces.
manna. N. J..reb 21—h pursuance
ofan announcement from the pulpit at the
morning service is all the church-as mass
meeting to denounce the par-age of the
race track bill was held In St. John's
clergy and laymen. In which the legislature
waa arraigned in teething terms.
aammweaucam
in
academyhersmadllrellissbsth
Jewettoftblscitywueuaitdla
attache-eel thehide'ahvethee Pref-e
- h
'ror t. t'. Jungle fibril-.0. In!
tit-dw-
Malaise-dyed
I already in ballroom attire. luau. dowsd is
‘l‘hsrewevetiosal
could
oumvrnzat. . neurons.
Anthem”. .
a “mom 411:. Still. not no llllll
‘ ”What!
Stoveil.’ lenses 8. ileum
Iatbdtl.
tilt.
fiWWfi
done Intel-workman
stthelewu‘ lien. in
the place tenet
your‘Joh Printing
done,where their
motto is Quick-
neee, Noatneee.
Accuracy and
Law Prices.
m at tumor 8T. truer;
cum
voaumaoa. I"!
‘ ENGLAND [n13 HAWAII
Ready to Gobble it if Uncle
Sam Lets Go.
mamrmnmmrm
Ie Iellevu a lawletlag I‘rlp 0-in
Isa-It Ira- the Consideration of the
President‘- leeesge—Aa oplalea he
pressed of the Princess.
Curetoo, Feb. n—W. c. Wilde and J.
larsdeu of the Hawaiian commieeioneve
havoleft for San Fraud-en L. A. 'l'hurr
‘ ton returns to Wuhlugton, when he will
; remain until the new administration takae
final action on the matter of annexation.
Mr. Mandel: said: “If the Democrats fall
3 totake speedy action toward annexing the
' Hawaiian hlauda, it will bethc lact- chance
lthe United Statuwill ever have to get
them. England la playing a smart diplo-
matic gsrns. She knows that to enters
. protect would precipitate annexation only,
{but England stands ready to act stamor
. meut’a notice. Warships are on the way.
and if Minister Woodhouae, the Engllah
over the islanda."
low-a- Say- Auleaaflua la Defeat-d.
Wamlroroa. Feb 2L—Mr. Paul Kerr
- lea. the envoy of Queen Lllluokalaui to
.Waehlnglon. expreeaee his confident cou-
victiou that the treaty oi annexation made
withthe . I 0‘ that I’ll". h I
government of Hawaii was practiatlly de-
feated. Besaid that the eeuate would be
asked this week to appoint a commineiou
to visit the island. and investigate the cone
dition of affaire there. If thin were done.
he said. the senate and the country would
learn the conditions under which the pro
ple of Hawaii would unanimnuely support
a movement for the annexation of the
bland: if it were then determined that that
was the best thtng for both cannula. The
present treaty. Mr. Ncuman raid. gave the
people of Hawaii practically nothing. and
,.
.eoeuuer' uouee our.
I'helaaaas‘l’hlru revtywmlespeettha
Mall-guafIMCOIfl-
Tonal. Feb. IL—‘l’ha aetifnlca he
publlcsnesnd Demccrste mat senor-
thesndiunsnd unexpected withdrawalot
B. l'. W from the senatorial“
’Thoplanllwerealllaid toelmnggeaae
today or’ll'uesday, but sinesha withdrew,
iwlthcutevsugivingawerdu warnIIgor
Iotiflcstltlodheyfeelverysmeaaddoaot
conceal ill. Democrats and Republicans
rhargethilt Isrtlu has msdeadesl with
represautlltlvssol‘tbefiouldlntueststoee-
flue Wag a withdrawal
a boom been atsrted forColoucl Bes-
tington, ll stalwart for senator.
The Republican leaders any they can act
four or Illa Populist votn for him. This.
with the solid Republican avength, will
elect. “by also claim tht the mprcrne
court deal-ion knocking cattle Populiet
housealaoknockeout Nartin, and that if
all the otlherectsof the alleged Popnllet
home are lllepl hiartin was untelected.
Therefore“ will heearytogetseversl
votes tron: Populiats for a strlilbt Demo
cratouthcground that theotherelecion
was illegal.
Telegrslrra were received here from lead-
ing Democrats in Waehtngton and New
,York aayilug that Boen’ngtou. if given at
. votes, will be nested.
? The Polmlists have agreed to respect the
confined to the rectory by illneu. The “ml npruentativeon the island; has ones-ion Inprerne court decleiou and will march
macaw-a said in St. Henry's church at I local! troopaeshorethoee troopswtllnever Into Replrearntarive hail this afternoon
crowded. more beremovcd until the English dagiaralaed Ind Mo “wit Im- In the Republic-
house.
TIHE POPE IS BETTER.
Metros and Act-Ines" tutti. fl
5:. Peter'a.
Rout. lleh. VL—The pope's cold is much
better. and yesterday he said maulu the
private ‘ _ ‘ Sormwhatlamhevvuived
Count Merton-Selandra. Arutl'lll em-
braeador. who presented to him a letter of
mgvntuhltlon from Emperor Frau: Jo-
Ieph and several gills, one of then an
Ivory cruttitlx set with large diamonda
The pope received the Scottish pilgrim
and linened to a latin address read in
their behalf by Archbiahop MacDotnl-l.
After the presentation of Petvr'a pence the
pe expresaed his gratitude briefly. and
. Merry del \‘al read a formal addre.
from the lpe to the pikrimn. After he-
Ing blessetlrby the pope toe pilgrim with
the ofler of thei lauds mme from a burly drew
of men who had nothing to give.
3 lie asserted that llre queen med tint In“
deposed. but had eimply retired to l! 'r v-n»
rate residence in order to avoid :- cutlfln t
with the United Slates troo;s. He he
serted that Minister Sk'rlthliaal been tour
pelled to raise rhe United 5; l es my; over
the government buildings in Honolulu to
protect the pmviaiunal government from
its own partxmnzc Having . rh mind 1 .v
protectorate, however. Mr. N H mm mi.
Minister bteveus ehould have lhl'll amply
. eupportcd by his government. Personally
he hoped the protectorate would be main—
tained until the future mum of the it
lands was herded.
. (‘rltielsea tlw Prince-«s
’ Mr Xenman cruirimirhenr am of ‘lr.
n3‘l|“ m «rnrrrn : in (hr l' x wl 5b we
with the Pflnrv . l'.un i» ,l c . ,
"ported pmpr. .31 u m \zs..x~ in
in lumrlvu: leHL‘CrpDJI [7. n .I ~ pm.
‘i c” ert’ ‘Vt‘ffllv'lv-AJIMA‘. with the innate
”,1 z. .- tin-mm and n l't’érhc) for three
ll .7
"Why for three years?" be we» asked.
"The princess will in. of age next year.
and if she lb ever qrmllllrd in high it “ul
be thrn. .\lr llnvrei— noted. I beJevc with—
out authorny. The f lelihs n: the prince-v
lin Honolulu opportune p j rt 0! bring—
Ingher to 1bl~ country. but ~11» seen» to
haveheensrunetl "it before lrilt’fi fmm
the Leland could reach lrer. I do not be
lieve the officials of the l’nrrml States will
be inclined to receive with a kindly spirit
the intermeddling of this Liverpool mer-
chant."
The Invalua- Iie Liable tn Break.
“IDEA. 550m, Felt 33,—Thel! ia greet
gloom in the t'lark camp over the appar-
ently authentic report that three of the
Dixon men will today vote for Mantle. Ito
public-u. for senator. Populiat Matthews
halso aalrl who prepared to help break
the deadlock by voting for Mantle. With
the full Republican vote. the four defer,
tioua will be sufficient to elect Mantle.
Two Republicans. however. have to far re
tunedtovote for him. If they refute to
come into line. Mantle will have only 3
votes—moo short of amajorlty. But one
week ofthe aeeaion romaine. until no
election results Governor ltickards will
name Senator Sanden’ auoceaaor to carve
until i”. - p
(
Corbett and Mitchell's Haney la lip.
Boo-rot. Feb, 27,—f7harley Mitchel. the
Ighter, and his backer, Abingdon Baird,
arrived In this city and registered at the
Parker lion-w. They met David B. Blanch
an! at his borne on Columbus avenue.snda
private consultation wee held, at lbs close
of which Baird raid the money wee all up
for the Hitched-Corbett lght. but he would
give no particular: regarding it Mitchell
wlll leave here Monday nlght. After the
lialI-Plttelmmous fight he will on to Eng-
land to do come preliminary work and will
return to thls mart-try about eight week-
hetore the date of hle fight with Corbett.
litehell expects to weigh in atl‘florlfl
pounds
Aw Attempt at lllghway [abbey-
Wrurroror. N. (1,. no 21—0. Wllane.
a butcher, while on his way bone from the
Front Street market. waa knocked sense-
lees hyeorns blunt instrument inthe hands
of a highway robber. lie mainland on the
eidewalk unecoecloue nearly an hour.
when be was dieeovsred and taken home
:15. robber took llfr. Wileoo's account
‘hooks. hutdldnotflnrl anymoney on his
person. as It had been miully biotin.
Beet-a to learn of Chicago.
Cmceoo. Feb. n-e-l‘wenty—sta nsmbwa
Brace. ltwas
m tttealdlllhtleatas
A Cardinal \‘mmhan held a large reeepfiou
at the I; vgllish ml ext. The moat couapicu-
out pilgrims and Catholic resident- of
Rome went present.
nacxw's ASSA'LANT erL LIVE.
Il- Ilad Liti- la Wait for the lllliaualrw
l r" I DI-anlb.
Sax Fmvcncr). F. b. ZE-Weiley C. Rip
pey, who the . to lull John W. hfaekav. is
tin-appointing the doctors, who predicted
- at first that he could not live ll hours. but
finally made it 48 buura lie ha: passed
this print. and wee-rue to be gaining ratuer
than loamy: Mn’ngth. He talke-lalittlv,
and in mranl to we Mini-ting he said: ’I
bud been Irarrhing for Mark ry for about a
[numb brunt-e! reg tnlal him as {beau-e
of all my times. I Am not sorry that I
Inn! at him, but I mule a had minim" of
II. for at that close mime I ought to have
killed him at the tint tire."
Mackny In getting along nicely. but his
IAOLKOI'D rtxlll enforce the rule that he shall
receive no calierr. and dineuaa It: bueinera.
Boeerwnr liter-w- .«lerum Ille Indonesian
bvt‘lavtux, Feb, 27. — In a report to
Ihe legislature Governor Brown and Severe
inrv of Stall-r llmlly chrrge that the Macon
k Foul company of Frankfurt, levees of
me quire convict labor, owed the eta-e
liltflllon alto-nun of the muvicte in the
Alldyvllle penitentiary. The Manna: Ford
rompany breve a to year leaee, which was
made by Governor Buckner, Governor
llmwn's plmleor-aaor. The Ira-tree built the
deyville pvlaon. and Governor Brown
thargea in his report that the contract wan
Illeml for their benefit and that various
luminarl were made in their favor. KIA
Governor Aluckner publlahvs an open let-
ter, in which hechargee Governo; Brown
with rut-representing the records.
Itch lllaeval It“ In llelrtgaa.
Saturn“. Mich, Feb. 27.-—-\\'. R. Burt
tome yearn ago purchased a quactltyof
unarmed loud in tit. Louie county. Minn.
Within thelpaet year there he been die-
tovered Ollll ”acre tract of thle lauds
Ilch depueill ofove which runs high to Bar
Denver and low to pun-chorus. The dcpoelt
bmlywterdbyhghtmandltis
rlalrncd thirteen 10.0”.” than in eight.
ll la not a vein. butadeephdolrnlneral
ecslth. which ls rumble and of each s
umllty that It can be dug out with steam
lhovsb. Nlr. hurt has leased the micron
I myaltyol‘ I) per cent. which will beeqniv-
tleut tonlucotasofmomayesr.
The lit-Ia a! a Devoted lather.
Money has. )6. J.. rob. I'l—Nva
llarvis. mothercf Carlyle W. Harris. carae
lotkls pleat topvueure vvhlswcs in favor
If her souls application for a new trial.
lira llsrrfb went to the home of Ir.
lunar-omwhoinMra-aphvmaey
assrthsblllcb. Wheeqaestloaedwhethav
hhadsoldlmovphiaetollelsa Potts. Ir.
Iatlevmltidhahadofloaeald It to her
luring Mlm. Ira Harrie than vb
lied several! lawyers. but they refused to
lake Ir. Idler-coir afldavlta. She thou
neat to Jeirsey City. where the drouglu’e
mdavlts vlms prepared and awovn to.
The Inside“ of the neonate-- Dies.
N" You, Fab. Its—Frauen Omani
pot tot theltsakatten‘l'rust
romp-smiled at haulage at Tuxedo.
llswas in Chester. 8.1L.” lept-
It. tear. lliefather waa Ben
french,an was clerk of the fitted Staten
ion-of "1M
mil-sere- [sauce-ease.
Anal" m. tit—The funeral of the
lwesl'cvt whewwsarsrderaobytbatr
Mkecskpleeetremthslrlsterse
probably thong-tent
history. no
TELEGIIAPHW BREVITIEI.
The Rev. Dr. William Sprsgue Btudley
peter of the rim Hothodlst llpiwnael
church at Kvuncn. died today.“ 10
yeare. Dr. Btudley was born in Boston In
”and graduated from Weeleyau ualo
rarity, lllddlstou. Conn. in 135. Up to
no he servedva‘rious pvumluenteongre—
ntloaslntkeeastand hudncetlnulrne
hidpaetovat-lnwestern cities.
AscoreoffitamiorMCouu.) young at-
toptothsChieagofatrlna
htcar, which they will nae ushotd
whilethm.
Judge II'hayerot Bridgeport, Conn. m
tubal a divorce to a young wcvn‘, s
tickle Brick Brothere', New York. He
hoonoaadtonakiug Connecticntane-y
plate to secure divorces.
A ghod was captured in a
hen bones at Plymouth, lfasa. Baton
day night. whileon her kueea before an al.
tar laying an “Ave hlsria." She wee a de—
vout aervantla the family which left the
house scene weeks ago.
A vein of chromium Iron ore.wpereeut
pare eilver sad to feet thick, has been
struck in a well at Winfield Station. Ind
The largeat enameliug worka in America
wereopeued at Dnbnquc on Saturday.
Frances Kohler, aged 18. of Baltimore.
has sued for anault Charles Kreideuuff. a
footlera veteran. who had proposed mar
liege. but postponed the ceremony from
time to time.
MR. CLEVELAND PACKS HIS GRIP.
le I’ll! have lakevveed an liar-lay lee
Wsehlagtaa.
Lennon». 2%. J.. Feb. "J'ML
elect Cleveland has decided upon the route
helatottavel over in going from Lake»
wood to Washington. Hie train. whid
will hemp-ed of four men—a bump,
adiaiag andtwoparlorucaehes—will leave
at Thursday morningst ll o’clock.
Ir. and Mrs. Cleveland will be accom-
paulcdbyColoueland In Daniel I.
lent. Mr. and Mrs. I. am";
andhlrs. Joseph deletion. Ir. and Ira
FrancieP. Freeman, Strand In. Richard
Watson Glider and Miss Jeanette Glider.
Should Mr. Cleveland’s private y
not and runner.
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Greatest chew on earth.
sotsrrive here in time.» will join the
party at Baltimore.
In all probability the various newspaper
menwho have been with Mr. Cleveland
since he has been in Lakewood will accom-
pany him on his trip.
Mr. Cleveland pureed a quiet Sunday.
with Mr. Carlinle as his only guest. In the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland and hlr.
Carliale took a long drive through the
Lakewood pine: Mr. Carliale learn for
Washington today.
A A Western Iellreaal Federation.
Wichita. lieu . Feb zl—At a meeting
held here plauswere perfected toforma
vast confederation of the employeesof all
themeehauiul departments of the Santa
Ye system. Over 50 delegates were pres—
snt. representing the Brotherhood of [loco
motive Engineers. the Order of Minced
Conductors. the Brotherhood of hicorno
tive Firemen. the Switchrneu’slutual Aid
”flatten. the Order of Railway Teleg»
rsphenand the Brotherhoodol Trainmee.
Delegates were cent from the ledger at
Chicago. Kansas City. Denver. Co-murlo
Springs. Topeka. Emporia, Newton, Wich-
lla. Cbanute. Springfield, Galveston and
Cleburue. "We have no grievances to
right,“ said rare delegate. “and we wieh it
thoroughly understood that no atrike or
. .. i. '. ".audthe“
has not been suggested an a precautlon for
any strike now proposed. The organics
lion lsheing for-med solely with a view to
protecting the symm's employeea in the
overly of any grievances coming up at some
future time."
inn
The New York vaea lair.
N" You. Feb. ’IT.-Th0 ofllcera of khr
Prue club gave a preas view of the interior
3 of the Grand Central palace. where Ihe
great Prue club fair and bazaar i» to be
I held during the mouth of May. The new
building, which is neat to the Grand Cent
tral depot. iassirl to be the largest exhibi-
tion hall outside of the Chimp fair
grouuda Overlllnlo square feet of aa—
hlhltlon surface is to be occupied by the
Prenclub fair. the object of which is to
complete the fund for the nation“ a new
Pre— club building The fair is
to be the largeat exhibit of ite kind In the
United States.
Another l'ettataww l'atlalo.
Poms-rows, Pa. Feb. 2f.—-—'l'he appoint
meat of receivers for Cofrode a Baylor wee
atevere chock to tide community and has
added tothe caused by the ve-
cnt failure of the Pottetowa lma crun-
pany. Thebvldgeworkslsoneotthefore
moat lode-telnet the town and employa
about mhaode. Saturday waa the scenic
monthly payday of the concern. but the
men were not paid. lelngatcu Baylor.
aapertntendrnt of the works. raid that he
had received Instructions from the receiv»
era to continue operatic-ease before and
that the men would receive their pay in a
few days -._.
Funeral-flat“ Intel
New Your. Feb. rt.~l'uoeral services
mthebodyofltofaellstchvmehsldat
He late home in Spnytau Duyvil. Ate-y
Illaadscftbedeadlnsueierwboknewki-
Mpmau. rector of Chrbt church. Seventy-
eacced dust and the Boulevard. untried
by the Rev. (”Smut King-held”
conducted the crevices according to the
[clamp-l ritual. Tbs level
Cerium were many and beautiful.
A Ital-tee [let-lea loll 'laa MM".
roar Decor. i... M n-Jlra Wit
Makes an every-day convenience of In
olddlrne luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. lliglte‘
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
adage makes two large pies. Avoid
lotions—and Insist on having it:
NONE SUCH haul.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
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Teeth filled and Kata-acted without pain.
Crown and Bride: Week.
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No better made no matter how ranch you pay
Teeth extracted III—beet pale.
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Teeth cleaned.
Teeth filled with Amelgsm. - - 50c
Teeth hllrd with Plntinuur. - — 75
Teeth filled with Gold. - all!) and up
All Work liners-teed.
Office open from 8 a. In. until u p. -.
Entrance Sp. 4:! Washington at. of! ly
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