Murmur noun or onto cm
W emu-mu Worn-3 Ind
‘Dfiom HI! and lxpeete toilet-h
It II I Wat—Chin.” '1“ No. B- I.
w an at III-I Ilppmd.
m3 Feb. Ill. —The entire day
1mm I debate
., Billet! dlvnuipnioraze bill. the weak-
Meeon Bland. C. W Stone of
Ivanla. McKeIghan, Hatter and Kll'
M .
At the conclusion of 1th. McKelglIan's
(”it Which contoured an hour and a
EM”. Barter of Ohio took the floor In
. tothc bill.
was, he laid. little place for senti-
m In the dllcuneion of thin bill. but on
Mt opportunity for the exercise of
m acme. The I oiled Stem hail bid
goodly to the coinage of silver. Both sides
.dfluhmiu should unite in upholding the
; honor. unlit and dignity of the govern-
ment. It. wan unfortunate that gentlemen
W on Wining politic: when they
to practice state-smannhip.
r. Richardson of Michigan wanted to
know. If there wan nothing behind the
Influx, Mice except the gold reserve. why
‘ “I bullion Iliould not be coined for their
mm.
Hr. Hatter replied that behird the treat»
“iota wee only a bookkeeping credit.
I If!“ not a credit that could redeem obli-
gation! in the markets of the world. To
add “5,000,000 to the gigantic obligations
of the government was a proposition hard
tomatch outside the walls of a madhouse.
If the ship of state wad laundering. light-
en some of the cargo. Don't increase the
linden Ibo must carry. If politics was
' eliminated. if members would vote their
M convictions. it Wl: -IIld be easy to to
line the treasury. There W‘ re threemennn
of relieving the treasury. any of which In
lifelong run would aniline. The first was
bywonoany in the expenditures of the gov-
mt. “Let us begin." xuid Mr. llnr-
fer. “byreducing sniarim :5 [for rent. in-
cluding our own."
Wheat Follow. Silver.
“Did you vote for extra. mileage. for your-
' " “If!" asked Mr. Bland
“I did. I voted for it on the ground that
_ . Ihldumucb right toit no any one else.’
‘ Matter.)
”Till pnpe 5 today.” 'said Mr. Sibley of
' mlv'onia. interrupting .llr. llarter.
“manned that silver had touched the
lowest pointin its history, nml the some
m ahovrcd that wheat was never so
low. Wheat and silver have maintained a
purity. The gentleman from Ohio (Mr.
‘ nutter) toldihe house last aummer that
the repeal of the Sherman law would be
followed by a revival of prosperity and
high prices."
."Aud today we we the result of his
prophecy," added Mr lllnnd supplemuw
tary to Mr. filbley a remark.
"Ibo country was saved disastrous con
legume:- nt least. ” replied Mr. llarter.
turning to Mr. Bland. “it would have
been worse if We had taken your advice."
“You don’t knutv that." retorted Mr.
Bland, “and we do know the result of your
1'
"a; Barter created some nInuseIIIr-ut by
“Inference to the nmnner in which the
We party was delineated in the
eulllepapere as ajuekanv. lie thought it
wae perfectly fair. perhaps. for Republican
W to portray the Democracy {to a
me. but he did not see why. when a
Winn like the Bland bill was brought
Into the house. Democrats should flap
their lrmu and bray In Show that they
were behaves.
Hr. Kilxore of Texan. who made the con»
eluding argument of the afternoon. cun~
tended that If the government was in need
of money it wan better to coin the silver
We than to borrow money and pay
hm upon the loan. Without. complet-
Infl Ma Ipeech Mr. Kiluore yielded to a
motion that the committee rise. Then the
homeodlourued.
View of the fillver lull Expected.
Tiledlhate will be interrupted today iii
fe’cloelr by the special order setting aside
threat of thoday for culoglea upon the
“Representative O'Neill of l’eunnylvu
ale: Itieexpccted that a vote on the bill
will be reaclml by Tuesday at the furthest.
Ind Mr. Bland is confident. that It will
pace. This opinion is «morally abated by
lbleudm on both akin. although there
bly will be some modification of the
li tbatwill make It more acceptable to
Democrata who are now opponiug it.
Leading opponent-I of the bill clprem
ace today that President Cleve
lint! will veto the bill If pm! by con-
you. Tho frienda of the Inna-lure have
IN been alive to this emergency and have
M the dulrabillty of holding a can
' wot which mutual Agreement» could be
” no lo amending the bilieotbat It
“Hermann rhnnces of nveto Rep
We Block of (fem-gin was lnetru
m In gutting up the canon». He can
wan to get a voting
oer-ta In the home, but
III the event of n concur the whole
”of the bill and the meann of perfect:
If: it no u to avoid congreulonal and ex‘
m friction would be wondered.
We. lealI'e Death.
WWJ‘; of. Feb.- 10 ~Ilepreeeutiv¢
m Bonito! Dayton. 0. died and
”of Ilium. Mr lionk wan ap-
am of reboot countittttiou. and
”ion of hi: death. which we rapidly
about the hotel lobbies.
do out unexpected shock to hie many
_ and wan at lint received in
yhy momentum and public
item. on but adaIvIndedro hie
W futiee «furl the and
_ , all day
lie!
mint fullvlnoroi
k mule e eoclelcalion
" E. G. Tomllneon.
[Jillian IMWH
an a, no am not! man.
WW the Idea that. held M m.
pane-lend name of the member! for a
time of changing. the Indie form of the
bill." as to conform more clone! tothe
all velorem Iyatem. and it but fee that
the present. form an to the schedules nhall
be retained and that the bill will Itillbe
the Wllacn hill u it goes to the uncle.
Scooter Voorheea hold- that the hour.
committee wave the bill a great. deal of
painstaking lobar and believe- thetthat
committee should not be dcprlvedm of credit.
by ac radical a change an wamutcd.
Another reason for the h tanoy of the
committee toehange rom the specific to
the ad valcmn eyntem Ill found In tho fact
'that It would be necessary to begin at the
beginning of. co more. If any change in
mmnevnwmamm apparently war he
more in the line of thI Mllia’ lfilftll'liltllo
VI alker law. but it will certainly not he no
marked as to rob the houve bill of ite tile-
tinctive features.
Poet-actor. Appointed.
Waslmorov. F eb. ll). —,'I'in fourth claw
poatmaetcrn appointed were.
New York “Aristotle. II“. S. Crmldall; Cham—
plain. 0. N. Chopin; llnrfurd. J. A. Wayle.
Peunslylvaniw-l'evll. W. l'. l'ciiii: covert.
Wilson Field: lhwuamlionda. hi. I“. Marahnli:
Fredarlrkmn if. 0. Queen, lalrdaviilc. J. H.
Smith; \Iaria. I). S. lleplogle: Milford Square.
H 1! Ertiman: “Minted/revel .I. ll. Evarte.
Salted For the Kearnarh‘e Crew.
Wasumn‘os. Feb. lit—"l'he navy do
partment'hnd word fruu ieuteuant Brain-
ard that he culled from Colon with the
City of Para fur the relief of the rhin
wrecked crew of the Kent-name. The iltanl‘
ship will rrtnrn to Colon with all hand».
Gold louvre Intact.
\Vatulvorus. Feb lo 41'er gold relcrve
of $100 000. Oil) is once more practically in-
tact, it requiring only Ill. no to make It nb—
oolutcly so.
Monmout- of Ocean Ste-maid”
New Yomr. Fob. Ill—The following
ateumshipe are due today: New York.
scuthampton: Spree. h'ibraitnr; Amerim.
London; America. Bremen; Richmond
Hill. London: Anchoria. Glasgow; Rotter-
dam. Hotter-dam; llhyuland. Antwerp;
Brooklyn City. Swansea; St. RomansJ iv-
ernool. Ifritnunic. Liverpool; Croft Dun—
(lee; \orthAnglia. Gibraltar. The follow
ing steamship» enil today: Mobile. Lon-
don; Peninsular. Aroma: lnIGnneogne. Ila'
vre; Umbria. Liverpool: Cheater, South-
ampton; Kahver Wilhelm ‘ non: Pana—
ma. Havana; llhueiiu. Ila rg; Newport,
Colon. “4‘
Ran Away With an lngl-e.
Totem. Feb. 10. ~Mlss Emma Moullou
of Findlay. While temporarily Innne.
jumped out of bed. threw up II window
and leaped to the ground. a distance of
about in feet; clatnberod over a fence. rim
almost half u mile into the yards of the
Ohio Central railroad and dashed into the
cab of a yard engine which was temporari-
ly deserted by Its crew. The insane woman
pulled on a lever and stuffed out of the
yards toward 'l‘oledo. The engine was
overtaken lwi‘ore it wan for out of the
yards. All.» Munituu is a schoolteacher.
Pay Clu- Robbed.
Camus. Ne“. Feb. lit—The pay our on
the Viiglliiu and Truckee road was robbed
of SUM) by men who boarded the train
here. When about a mile out. Ihe door
of the exprI-Hs car was suddenly emanhed
in. and a man with a shotgun demanded
the iin box of money. The rubber then
pulled the belloonl. giving the engineer
the signal in atop the train. which was
done. Aim-«roaring the box the robber
jumped from the train and started toward
lllt town.
The Colmnbla Prone ”nucleon Out.
NEW \ illll\. l' vb. l0.~—’l‘he(‘oluiubln Unl-
verniiy l’mw uf ('oinmbia college an-
nounces that It bun made arrangements
for a term of year-I with the publishing
house of Macmillan 8: Co. by which they
will an a» pliblibliers and azente of The
Press both in America an In Europe. The
Gang of Italian Caution-Ito" BINDI-
llumnxu‘v. Feb. loftlecret Service Do
tectivo Callaghan raided a counterfeitera’
den at 9:1: Atlantic avenue and arreated
Carlo Duonadnnna. XIII-II. Josephine finder
dier. Anna liemonte. ill year- old. and
Douche lnrnonte.fhu brother of the last
named. iii years old. They are all Indiana.
A bnahel lmILI-t full of counterfeit IO and
as rent plum wan found In the apartments.
ellvrv ”one. An"...
New Iona. Feb. lu.~—'l'he White Star
eteamer Nounndic. which arrived here from
Lin-rpm]. him on board the famoue trot-
ting more Silver Queen. formerly owned by
Captain Sn-I-le iu Iiiuiiu Blarney. Ireland.
and will In llr. it: i). Morgan of New York
for l.000 Quint-Inn. Silver Queen la 5 ye."
old. and on her arrival in New York III!
will he went to .tlhany forafew weeka
Nani-truck nan luau.
hrs». Alum. Feb. l0.-l'aullne Mellow-
en. aired is. wow taken to the police ailtion
temporarily iuamie from the elfeeta of bee
inn Maize-II I not. During the perfurmancu
in Monte hall the girl walked down the
ainie. over the foorilghte and behind the
wings. At. police headquarter- ehe raid
she was some to marry one of the twin".
Tortured by more.
Baamr mutt. Ky I- amount leath-
mvocd creek. f' nmlarland county. three
robbern entered the home of lament: lay-
toII. and after gauging the family Ihey
etnck ( lilylun' e feet in Ihe fire until they
burned toacrlap 'l‘hlII conquered Clay
ion. The robin» not 91.9mm «raped
Clayton will probably die
Iva-um ctr-w he been“
annrwam. Fab like-A mae- mew
log in the lntueotof GaImhIA. Grow. the
Republican candidate form
m? It III-plus of the Union
"I‘llogae It. lined wantheprleelyelepu
Invent]- la m
Pmunnio. his “of" General Inter
Workman Boverelnof them of 1‘
her arrived in
la a room conference w ith mm
the mutation here.
I “4......”
flier-II» lute W
Jacummta. Pie. no mate a I!
aim race min-I are Imm- Jail
mm
unlyiamtbehonu. may.
new“
.waelieid III the Audemyeflloale loafcf
Pllubcryatldepeutadq day
‘ him-f rim
Paintere’ Bitumen.
.l’irlnu fund It (Illa
L. l-l"; Decker,
are-sum It. to, Unveil.
LOIE MID MilllEl GORE.
Love Was Cashier of a National
' Bank at Watkins. N. Y.
PROBABLY $100,000 18 11188130.
I!- wu III. manna or In. vim... bat
lined the lluk'e nude Ic Boe- Week
on [loan lat- aad heat—Ilia threat to
flu-nu Inf-ride Not Taken Oerlomly.‘
WATKINII. N. Y.. Feb. 10 «The greatest
mutton that baa been created law“. .
hine and the aim-canola: country in years
was canned when the doors of the First
National bank were ‘oaed and the fol
lowi etertllno announcement was past-
edc o m: .
became the enabler has run away.
The ouhier wae JohnW W.Love. the pm
ident of the village and for severe] yeare
one of the leading man of the p.laee it
ha- been learned that Love left pWatklna
came time Thursday night. and the
amount. which he took with him from the
bank'e vaults loatlmated at about mom.
For acme time Love and othera of thin
place have been lntereaoed in a city beam
at Welt Mannie. Ind. and it. in generally
believed that he became involved through
apecnlatlon there. Love is 85 year- old and
hue a family. The bank has many depos—
Itore In Watkins and vicinity. and groups
of men are to be seen on every corner dist
cue-lair the matter.
Love left a letter for his brother James.
utatlng that he was tonne and would kill
himself by nhootle. or jumping into the
like. but this in thought to be a bluff on
account of hie taking all the bank's funds.
it in reported that there WM 810.000 oi
state money In the bank. The funds of the
town of Dix were also there. The excite-
ment ha; been intennllled by the finding oi
Love's coat and but on the dock at McGee’s
hoathouae. It In rumored that n Watkins
girl to whom Love was attentive in him
missing.
Gold I!- Wolld Commit Suicide.
When Jame: have went to the poetofflce
and got bin mall. he received a letter from
hie brother. John Love. who for 10 year-
had been cashier of the bank. aayin that
his accounts were short; that the kl
had been falsified; that he was unable any
longer to bear up under the strain: that no
one else was to blame; that he had brought
the trouble entirely upon himself, and that
he was going away and would commit ani-
cide by jumping into Seneca lake or by
ehooting.
Jame: Love quickly communicated the
new- to the bank officers. and a hasty ox»
ordination showed that there was lens than
6.000 In each in the bank. Further quick
running overother book: indicated a short-
aae of upward of eioonnn The comptroller
of currency was notified. and he replied by
ordering the bank cioaed. pending the ar-
rival of an examiner. and this true done.
John Love succeeded his father in the
bank. and the family has always had coir
aiderable stock in it. He had the entire
confidence of the ofllcera and won given ex-
clusive control.
A few years ago he became largely inter-
eoted in the West Muncie (ind) improve-
ment company. and this is believed to have
taken the money. The company bought a
big tract of land. erected a mammoth ho-
tel. built some factorieu and made no of
fort to get up a land boom. Hard times
came. and the iota. it in said. were a drug
In the market. it in believed that Love
carried them as long an the haok'n money
held out. and then. aeeing inevitable dis-
covery at hand and knowiI' that he was
criminally responsible. he decamped.
[laud Illa Wife and Ill-appeared.
Love attended to bunineaa Thursday as
uaual and wan home to dinner. after which
he aflectlonately kissed hia wife and baby
goodby and said that be we: going to Penn
You to attend I lied Men's brmqnet.
Later aomc acquainiaueea law him walk-
ing toward the depot. and to them he said
that he WM going away. 'l‘hla \va the inn!
econ of him. but there are few people who
believe that he took the train. on he am
well known to all the Northern (,‘enlrui
railroad employren. and none can be fulltui
who saw him on the train. It in bellow-d
If he went away that he was driven out of
town. and there are many who think
friends of his could tell more about his
whereabouts than they (in if they were
willing.
The bank had many village III-[mallow
and! large patronage from the former“.
It In claimed by officer: that the concern
will be able to pay 100 route on the dollar.
but connervative men almke their bandit
and predict that the diatom will be more
widespread then in now surmised.
Love was a popular young man and ap
parently «leveled to iIiII family. lie III-Yer
drank. and lit-{0nd the owning of II (mat
home be Is not mum to hnvo had any ex
travacant habitat. If he gambled or apron-
lated In ItorlI. the people of Watklm do not
know it. in fact his disappearance and the
revelation following were ammonia aur-
prlee. Blow the Wot by file brother of
the letter mentioned not the lean new: of
bio wherenbnuta baa been obtained. but
this in not conniving. Ila he Imd an all
night atart, and It war not until afternoon
that the authorltlea wake up and telegraph
ed a «leecrlptlon of him In New York and
other cilia. m M “ . ........_......
nut flail-r Hopi-aloe.
Bouonromttr. 0.. Feb. to. ~Three men
with a portable mill on
the minimal mleue Atyeo when the boiler Ix
plotted. Mock Alyce. non of the farmer.
was instantly killed. and his brother. \ err
oer :3” and Fred (lam were fatally
lulu W-.. M ‘
New Item a land of Intel.
Warner». mt, Feb. I0.-lleltimure ex-
preach o. (I. with three Pullman poem
wean. was nwmhfll at thin place. The
“and mi. Mm engineer. and i)
.laluvllleJmhae. The min struck II
brick which Itocf en the track
madman...
hoe-I mu hot.
“damn, Feb. lo. .. The moui‘
the limited flute: may cem-
Ileltcuen turntable and tenth. deem
andwelfltoftbemvvdeolnnfrom the
moral nitrite will take place on Walnu-
"-m
RUSSIAN PRISON HORRORS
Acouvlel Ill-M Worn. Titan the Nina
If Illurlno
91. Plflaantmo. Feb. Illa-The govern.
ment coronal-elm appointed to lunatic-to
the alleged module in the convict urleou
at floor. on the Island of Sakhalin. he It
road a re rt which unfolds a terrible tale
of luff on and crime. It allow. that In
thin prison there have bun Inetaom with
out number of merclieu cannot beating!
and looping on of uneven and arm: by In
her etrokes. while cannibalism. under
etreu of famine. he been of common on
currence Murder. followed by eunulbab
lam. has been frequent. with the note ob
ject of ending a mieerab
Iii Ii related lh'ifi‘ffi 'lI
cam where several convicts ba‘: endear
cred to be convicted of murder when in
fact they were not guilty of any Inch
crime. During the whole year of lmlthere
was an almost continuous airing of con-
voys carrying the corpse» of coovlcte from
Onor to Bykevekoyn. the renidence of the
authorities.
In nearly every cute the bodice were an
mutilated thatthey promoted a pitiful wee»
tacle and moved the person! who looked
upon them to team and mode of indigna-
tion. The bodies were interred without
the alighteat Inquiry on the part of the an-
thoriilea as to bow tho wounde were In'
dicied.
The neglect of the prisoners at Onork
raid to have been mmt shameful and crimi-
nal. No doctor ever visited the institu-
tion. and convicts who failed to perform
their work on account of physical locum
ity were placed on half diet in the place
called hoapltai. and when it became appur-
eut that they would be unable‘to perform
further duty they were dispatched like anl
mall with a revolver by tln- =u~peetor and
were remained oniho prim u-oka at bat"
lag died from a disease. 'l‘bv principal on-
thor of the :Iirociiies. it be owned. in It
former com-let of the name of Shakol‘l. who
was a favorite of the dial rial i‘ilflllllalllififll
and was prnniotml to infil'l'itim’ general.
VICAR GENERAL CASEY DEAD.
Kn “'M I Here During III-I Bur-villi")
SI-ouv‘o In Erie.
Elna, Pu. Feb. ill—The Very llev. lt‘a-
lht-r 'l‘iiounu A. I'd-Icy. vicar gem-ml of the
diocese of Erie. Iiietl here. ”e um lmrn in
St. Catharim :I. l)ut.. .lnn. l. mu, lie “on
Ig‘uiuml a priest in iWIIInIl for a number
In young served missions in the lili'll rough
and booming nil rcgiuna. "u come to firm
in mi: and lived here since.
He did more than any I'lle umn m it'ni
out the smallpox scourge of lwii‘. lie acretl
as num- nnd many Iimm Iiruw «lo-am c n In
and dug graves in connection with hi». do»
tieeaa priest. lie was It Inuu of vast wmit 3-.
and have very liberally in all (mimic is»
atitutione. ills private lid of lmuefaI-Iiom
amounted to $3.11.!) a your. lie lawn an
estate of frame. ills fm ln'r wow u WI-ullily
railroad contractor.
‘l’riplu L‘vI-ri ivz.
lIfT'l‘lJ’ “Hm. Full. “I «A menial from
Conway says: .Vlerlger ilr'illlli‘ of a triple
lynching lime reached lli'l'n‘ from Van Iiu-
ren unruly which took plan- .1; “ll-ti in
known as the Gulch. Hour) llrure and
Bob and Charlie I’lnuIn-ti “we iiu- '-lt'
tinuI of II Iuob’n vuigvnurin II in wed the
three men had lulled iIiztl nabbed mi ”in
Couple u‘hu- .o names are not uiteu. moi for
thin crime the) wen- lyiu ind
Ill; hhlo to lie Laurie. u- l at Hath.
BATH. Me I'eb. iii ;— The ilig- .i mg wimp
built by A. Howell at, I)», of thin 1-in mil
be launched today and will Imuur ili;- may
of Maine by hearing her ninltu u~- II ..:tm-~.
”I'lirigo" I"l lmuil'w. Slu- i-I illr iiix-ul of MIT
claw ever built in New England ‘i'nu VI"
eel in afuur ninateil mini Iner. nnvl im no u.
ureuienla are: Li‘lll‘lll. :ll‘.’ irx‘l; lil'l‘mlth
{I'll-3‘. depth. 25.5; Linnea funnnwp illilll N)-
uet tonnage. ‘Jfilibilt
A III-tok- Drnve Him In Matrix“.
.iitI'ItquiIJII. Fla. Ff'li. in («main
\V. F. “who of iixr‘ fli‘IlOllflt't‘ Armin» l‘.
Chose won found dead in hi3 bunk. .\ pin»
iol lily by bin aide. and there was a llIIIP
thruuirll hi4 howl Ilia It'hmnI-r had been
lilieied becuuu- In: bud mode a Ininlnko in
delivering a cargo of railroad iron. The
mnminh Inbmlu- drme him in «wide.
fluid Expvou ‘I‘lIleh-e Captured.
lltm‘l‘nn'. Feb, lil,~'i"wo expreaa thlvvua
who have been Will'ltllllf this my for a
montiipaat are at ilial in cu-II-Ily, ’l‘hry
trove the "alumni Fred Lawrenrw and Wile
limit fill-Will. nlma “curate 'I‘luIIIIimm. nim-
llvrt rinumlww. in one inatamu it iekvmun
llIItt iliv) alolr' u muons which “Ill imitn
ulth bundle-I.
Zlmr‘ (in! Alvin! of "la mum.
t'mI .tiiu, Feb. In. 4 The other" of Poor
ler. ind. wim- Hli‘pl'llfll. when they at-
lempml to urrmt ex«BIInlII-r Ziuu-i llwiir
glue. to be informed by that gentienmn
that he had been to Fowler. I-urrvmlerrd
IIlme-lf unti WIIII out on bull.
Confederate General Dead.
liamnuun. Feb. III. -»~iIeIII-rul Lucian It
Korilmp. ermnulnmry III-newt] of tin- army
of the i'oufoIiI-rute Htuiea of America. did
at l'ikwvlliemued M yearn. lie-fore and
during flu- war he wa-I It Irlmu friemlof
Jeffemn Davin.
linen In a hint.
Whitman Feb. iii. A The Ill feeling
among the mlmrn at Elm licor- culminat-
edin a email MINI riot. Home atmm were
thrown. and mavrrol ahota were exchanged.
but III-body was hurt. and «flair: are now
quiet _, w .. .
One What II. lawyer. heft.
flaw llavltv. Feb. itim'l‘he entitle of
llnami a biennium theiamlvent bunkm.
we. settled in the auperlov cvmrt offer
three yearn liliunllon. About “mm was
divided among preferred credltnn
Inc-pm mi rod-nu“ m
Monro“. Feb. to. [aluminium rev
«trod here of the robbery of the periodic-
It Newport New. The attic was erected.
menu In owner and Milli inmates
were atolen.
_ .Ah I. WWWWIM ....
Cello“ Ilium
Brim, Feb. lit-J"! annual conven-
tion of the American College Wines
ecstatic» wen held at the Marne lino:
and a echo-dale ma adopted
Weather "new. to W
1.1mm ti. float. Fob. it}. «The more
at the Worthington with ”mm to mite
If the prepared at per cent new h
wear» it enforced
Airman-WW
MI ”from felt some» m
not: arrived
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DIV YORK. Feb. l0. -’f‘he forces: of the
cued by m of the moat notable converts
It has ever bad This time It in a member
the . royal family, Prince (Inlltzine of
MI. who baa enccua’tbecl to the coconut
requests of the led: andluaeete live-
better life. Prince Gnlitrlne hu not only
been converted. but baa connecrated him
cell to the work of the army for life lie
will than never hie family connection."
left all earthly honors and mu up home,
Income and comfort for the nlvatlon of
mankind In Siberia.
Prince Galiutine wae first heard of In
thin country when he arrived In Washing
toll early in October. lt wan bin fir-t visit
to America. and he Intended remaining
here a year.
He war on a journey around the world
for the Import-l Geographical society of
St. Peter-burg. which city heleft nearly
film year:- ago He hae been to india.
’l‘hlbet. China and Japan and crossed the
Pacific toSan Franclleo. where he arrived
in September.
Converted bya Ice-b.
At Washington he won warmly greeted
by society. lie attracted much attention
by saying that bin next journey would be
from the «Intern termiuua of the trans
slogan railway along ite proposed route
bring etralte; thence. crooning for»
Alan he would try to pace through Brit
llll Columbia into thel.’ nited Staten. Dar
log hie stay In Washington. Prince Guilt-
rlae heppened one evening to attend a
meeting of the balvation Army.
lie was lmpreued with their waya. and
when he went again but week titan Cap
chance of the meeting 8M (' apt-in Wat
kins la a beautiful young woman. with
lone. wulful brown eyes. The eloquence
of thou oriental the loulfnl pleading of
her word- woa the prince. and he declared
that he was converted.
The prince canceled all hla Washington
enmmenta and came to New York on
Thornduy. lfe regiotered at the Windmr
hotel. Then he went direct to the hair»
lion Army headquarters on Reade street.
where he had a long talk with Commander
and Mn Bellanca Booth A: be desired
to attend a meeting 'l'bureday night he
wan taken to the army citidal on Fourth
ovum. oppoeite Eighth ntreet. VIII—recur»
lain Patty ll atklaa In In charge
The two met again. and near the end of
the meeting the prince came fax a uni and
consecrated himself to the army
Will Work In lib-via.
holy yesterday morning Prince liaIiI
line again went to headquarter» and be
cornea member of the Auxiliary league.
which lo tantamount to joining the arm y
without taking up the uniform lie mill
Commander Booth he wan Irolnp to may
with the army for life and had In pm»; m I
the opening of lalvatlon work in [in-win
and Siberia. Over thin dietricti' nmnmmier
Booth be! no juriadu tion. no he bade the
princom his father. the general in lam-
don The prince armrdlnuly has met hide
all his piano for geographical rem-arch and
will loll [Inlay for London on the I mbriu.
The prince in II tall. etntc' y man. 45 you"
old with wit. refined featum and I-xpnw-
eive brown eye- Ills form l-I moo-“lint
marred by the alnieuce of Iii» right in m
which he loot by an accident In I':. m ‘..I
yearn ago He has a mustache and u luxu
riant growth of black Whllker-. Iii I tuber.
who I: dead. was aid-tie camp to Lin: mar
Ilia family are draeendanla of the Rim“ of
Lithuania. lli- Immediate family comb-III
of three “Item—Princes: Lievm wit» of a
former cabinet miniutrr; Mr». . ‘cl’lun- on
blue. wife of one of the aid de- campu in the
cur. and Mru. Home" a widtm
Cone-i fern" "nan-e the hull”.
I‘ltfllf. I‘eb lo. The Temp» bundling-
patch from if ountautiuople: ‘xtlI-xnmler
W. Terrell. l' niteIl Stem minister liusuie
mauded the immediate liberation of WWI
Armenians. who are American citluurand
are Imprisoned in laknndernm. northern
llyrio. lie baa threatened. in the event of
a Ritual. to mind an Ironclad to Inkant
60mm.”
Cyclone Wm!» Care.
Mnmoml' I’ll'. Ind. Feb lowamlmm
“rock this Ilty which ewrpt through a
lumber yard carrying everything before
it and then panned over the Manon and
Michigan (“antral yards. whom it carried
to can from the truth and wrecked tlw m
The funnel than Illaappeaml over the lake,
loath-1a Trail- Movie»
immune». VIII. III-ln lea Weekly fr-
viewcf the condition of lamina-I in l 0!
math The Menufaetnrern Rmml any»: In.
there In In neutral a decided improvement
and inerraeiu aetivltyln manydfrectlom
A fern number of emuhern flclanea tum
darted npdnrloa the week.
one lob-end Innate. lieu.
lion”. Feb. ltb—Mfll C. Knowln. e
ml relate dealer of lvneti. flue. w I
looked up on the chem of selling Ii
Eleanor I'. ltackllff of Lynn apercrl f
ewatup land entirely under water by up-
rneutlag it to be good building property.
lope”. latte a III.
A‘ftileox. Koo" fob. lib-“flee atory tlI
fetal. legall- had been converted I»
lie. Joan at finiville Ia proacuncedn
canard by III. leg-lb. lie in a member of
the church and not In need of convention.
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