m’ t ‘ ”0:";
. atoll: than:
Mineral lilo institute to.
0' HAHN”.
8, 8. L'iiommadieu. ls’i.
iii Initiation Shut
9 M tumult
illllililLWiiilmilTWiil
Mr. Gray sue the Administra-
, . tion'e Work There Is Ended.
m mtinrtrm mus rim.
. In“ Ipeat the Day Debating en the
“I leis-Wage Bill - Ian-ta cell-
III” Will hebahly have huge! on the
‘ “‘ tree [M and Retain tho Income ‘l'au.
" Wmtroror. Fob. ll.~'i‘ho houae event
’ "that! llrdehlte on the Bland uluniarage
‘ hill. the principal epeechea being thoec by
He. Collier-on of Texas in favor of the
more and by Mr. Coombs of New York
in oppoaition. fieveral titnea Mr. Bland
attempted to reach an agreement for cloa-
“iug general debate today. with aview of,
. . ueuviaa a vote. but objection wee made.
“ Over to members have naked for timeto
' Mk. and it may he pcuitde that a apeeial
nderwill be required to brim: the bill to
avote. but Mr. Bland does not think thin
method will have to be resorted to.
Repreaeutative Raynor of Maryland con-
templulla oflerlng an amendment to the
pendingBlnnd acigniornge bill authorizing
thereeretary of the treneury w iaaue 8 per
cent hand- up to column» and running 10
years in cue the necessity arises.
It. Raynor intended llllt plan ill a com-
promleewith Mr. Bland, but the latter in
not ready tomept it n» such. Under these
dreamtenora Mr. Ray nor says that he hue
Iotyet fully decided whether to offer the
Mutant and let it take it» chances.
locate: any concludes lilo Speech.
The Hawaiian resolution was again the
ambient of diecuaelon in the aenate. Senn-
tor Gray reanmed his argument in support
of the preeidnut'a policy and reiterated his
charmer that the revolutionisla were de-
pendent on the l'nited States minister and
tho United state“ forces for aupport of
their movement. and thereafter the pro-
viaioualgovernment depended absolutely
upon the United States forces and the flag
lorprotectlon and for the maintenance of
til. government they had established.
Thefull rignlilcaace oi! the present Ha.
Will“! Iltuutlon came out at the close of
the matcr’a anceen, when in a colloquy
with Scholar Teller he inimitted that an a
member of the foreign relations commltr
too he underntoad the efforts of the pro-sir
tint. moral or diplomatic. to restore the
neon were at an end, and the prceent min-
ater-to Hawaii had nodireetiouu to pursue
further diplomatic negotiatium to that
end.
Senator. Gray. in referring to this point.
raid:
“1 my a an American citizen that I very
much regret. that the pmident of the
United Staten way not able to undo the
outrage and make reparation for the wrong
that war Committed then: no Jan. 17. 1893.
[think that the good name and fame of
thin country of ours was no involvi-d that
it would have been u grntilication to every
putriotlc citizen had the president been
” nbleto rectore tho ntatuaqué of Jan. in,
race, Why he failed in perfectly well known
now. That opportunity in now gone. and
l anppoae it will never return."
“Then the aenator regrets." raid .‘lir.
Teller. "that the queen in not on the
throne and the revolution not in existence.
So for no i am concerned 1 do not care
what Mr. Stevcne' conduct wan. I am
iocklngto the prcaent conditiona. and it
aerate to me more than wicked and cruel
that. we do not declare in an emphatic
WM that. we do not propose to littor—
{ere with thegowrumeat. if our minister
in any way lead» the people of that coun-
try to believe that we are etlli dieponed to
carry out the Ingueallomi of the pmtdent
tome the airline qno. he ought to be
withdrawn anmmarlly. lie ought to know
cough of the public opinion in this coun-
try to know that the moment the precl-
deut submitted thle intention wcongreeis
there was no poaaibility that the pruviolml—
at government would he dimtmyul and
thin queen natured to power." =
Atthe mcluaiou of fienator tiray'ii ar-
gument the house bill championed by Ben-
ltlot' Berry to compel the Rock inland rail.
road to atop list train» at the: towna of
fluid and Round Pond wan taken up. Sen“
ator Blackburn taking the lloor in opposi-
tlou lathe bill. it war diactiaami for two
hon". but no result wee reached
Work on the ‘I’arll Dill.
Walliltmrox. Feb. li.»'l‘he menibere of
the aenata finance eubcommitteu on the
tart! devoted altnuat the entire day in
work on the \Winoii hill and made animati-
tiril W in the consideration of minor
iierne. They gave. however. comparatlvi».
ly little attention to the more important
M which have from the flret been it
milling block.
ha- hrrn quite a radical lflmllflt' in
the continual about the ungai- duty alder
U week. when it looked as if it were al-
- ”entail: that the euhcomtulttec would
nun-end a duty of at leaet. a cent a
’"eeead upon that article.
”committee but not out yet definitely
the eubject. but it looks now
an if none would he allowed to
Milli where it lemon the free Hat. The
“aloe upon the income tax will have an
t bearing upon the auger once,
eels la not believed that both the in
tax and the anger duty will be nee-
to enpoly the requialte revenue in
of other lib-urea contemplated. it in
at. more certain that the income
will be retained than that angar will
bhtnfrnd with. and if it nhould not
be We out the recommendation of
theatre-mime will be favorable to free
up. ‘ t upon one other coatin-
. contingency la the pomlhiiity
outlet able to pace the bill hale-e
done for anger. 'l‘hle quee
' flan trivia; the maime- more concern
,. ; flatter in connection with the mg»
.I .hatlheyappear nowtobeia-
“to take the ehaneea ca theiaaecf
reIe mm "libel? not; g
m BM voice i that]
rum” Ieplaethe hill withoutaennr
5i
ll
m rune-Teen mum
M’W. run. it. 4» rum-ton.
MM.
E. G. Tomilneon.
umeun PIAIIWIIE
[0‘ rl I”?! I‘ll meet.
continuum, were well iwwif”
influential Penneylvaula Democrat- not in
”listen. “WM -
l'eetmaetere Anal-ted- ‘
Wartime-tor. Feb. unre- (fourth clue
portion-ten appointed were: v
New Jereey~liowolh J. is. Canine: Oceanport.
W. A. Hainca.
New York-~Berwyn. it. D.8wlft: Kent mike.
A. 0. Town-cud: Kaoxhoro. l'. I. (Jonas
Mahopan Falls. fl. L. l‘aat: Scotlaimm. W. R.
Wilbert imiua Point. if. It. Farrell: Hyiveu
lake. 0. is. blitz. ~
Pennaylvaniwdiubnrn Four Camera. P. 0.
Buahnell: Cram. Jeraeltrum.
l’hllMolphi. PIIMI VIII.
Wasarnoror. l-‘i-h. H. "The proficient
he- sent the following ruminations to the
eenate:
To be superintendi-ni of tho mint at Philip
dolphin. Eugene Townsend: min: oollootornf
thephrtof Philadelphia. John ll. Head; to be
nevai ofticrr at l’hiladclnhi... .l. Meridian
Wright: to he nurvoyor at. Philadelphia. 1’.
Grey Meek. and hit. Clair A. Muliiolliiud to be
minimmuvnt at Philadelphia. '
Quincy‘e New timer.
Wannn‘urnx. ‘eh. li.-~lix-Anistantrleo-
rotary of State Quincy husband retained an
contiiicl for the AI'KclliliM‘ Republic in the
boundary diapatg bu wow that country
and Brazil. «with was submitted for arbi-
tration to the president.
Dig Crop of luvewtioae.
Wasnixoros. Feb. 14.~—The half million
mark in the tune of the patent other has
been reached. ’l'iiui number of letters pat-
ent for inventiotm ll'l§ been iseued since
Jan. 1. ism. when the present eerie-n com-
menced. .
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SCARED.
lle Thought the Hinton Had lwut film it
Par-huge ol Dynamite.
Piri‘nuliitu. Feb. ll.—-—Dnrit the trial of
the SH Man-«field mini vnil inter: con-
sternation was caused by a boy handing to
District Attorney nurlclgh a square ob-
ject wrapped in brown paper and tied
tightly with a string. Mr. Burlelgli took
it in his hand for it moment. and then
jumping to hie feet he threw the package
on the table. He won are white no a ghoul.
and all at the counsel table were neared.
Mr. Burlciuh demanded “to know where
the package chum from. There were an-
archists mnouu lite prieauern. and it was
known that tin-re were many aympathiroru
in the corridor outaide of the courtroom.
The lawyer: quickly recovered them-
selves: and the examination proceeded.
while Detective lioehring carefully cut. the
atrium and removed the mpcr. The pack-
nge contained half a dozen old paper inoks.
A smile paused around. and Mr. Burlclirh
admitted that he had hit on a joke.
The entire tiny was taken up by the dev
loner. in trying to prove alibin. and some
decidedly contradictory evidence \vne pro-
duced. One of the prisoner». flurry Fee-
sau, afterward positively identified an be
ing among tho riotere. aware that. he was
honu: with hi» family at the time. did not
know there was a riot and saw no coal
lipplwi burned.
Movements of (heart tte-raahlpe.
NEW ‘Yiiuu. Feb. H. ~~ The following
lleulilt‘l‘rl still today: Britannia. Liverpool:
Rhynland. Antwerp; ilugia. Naples. The
following incoming nteamehipa are due to
day: Brooklyn City. Swansea; Croft. Dun-
dee; North Anglia. Gibraltar: America.
London; Richmond Hill. London; Muriel.
St. Kitt’s;5chimlam. Amsterdam; Mahala.
Hamburg; Francisco. iiuli'. Bovio. Liver-
pool; Grecian. (iluugow; Mumchmtta.
London; hit. iii-gulps. Gibraltar; Loch Lav
mend. Rotterdam; Weateraiaud. Antwerp.
Shot Hid Wile Ind Child.
81'. Mum. Feb. lt-llr. Duertrow of 1736
Compton Merino walked into the reenrve
police ataiion and eurrendered him-elf.
stating that he had accidentally ahot hie
wife. thstrow was locked up. and a po-
lice oflicer learned that the doctor had ahot
hin wife and hycar-old boy. Both were
chat in the head. and the child we: killed.
but tho wife is ntill alive. Dr. Dueetrowie
a eon of the late Lotti» Dneatrow. the mil-
lipunlrr.
Ultimatum For the Pattern.
'l‘ni:.\ rns. l-‘eb. li.—-’l‘ho manufacturing
patter» of this city leaned an ultimatum to
the 5.01) overall!“ who are now on rtrlke.
The men are told that those who have not
returned to work by the filth inat. may
cunaider thrill-elven diacharirul. 'l'iie ti.
uiatum ha» been met by the alrikera w th
a mdutioa to remain firm and not toeub
mil in tho further propoaed mint-lion of
wage».
I'll-atrial cempaay'e Wild fell.
limo lines. their. Fob. ttu’l‘he
manner liunnuke arrived after a terrible
voyage from )iiiwmikee. she was covered
with hum of W. ”or tildes. dach. «blue
and even tho pliniliouee windowe had ice
continue several inclien thick. The [Xe-
com theatrical company of New York were
pmeenxern. and none of them ex ted to
Miami. The iioanoke waa not aimed.
hnlurky fold II I." ”tut.
iianmtuwniiz. 10.. Feb. Marne two
day» mm mm. been rumor: of another
bottle in ilurliin county between the ana'
era and the Nation growth otlt or the re»
cent killing by Dr. Wil Nolin of torn
Tatum boya. who had attacked him. One
more victim. a women. luui been added to
tholiat oi killed. iiilklilfl four ramm- In
all.
Chat by no Unknown Allan-ht.
Bummtd‘it. l'eb. ltr—Hliflllm in Brena.
a lithium- at at Union street. woe emailing
on the trout lump of his reeldenor when an
unltuovru mun approached in thedarhneae,
nod leveling a revolver at him be tired. the
hall entering his Brano'ii abdomen. The
unknown attendant mired.
An hamlet-a emu: elite lee.
’l'arum. Feb. than. ‘eliil'l‘ one received
hm tram Mm alarm at the met Jo
caption. which tell thin city rarly in De»
ermine tut. telling of the intact an am
known vowel album on miles at read
routi- tor llrmclaiu.
Plunbeh' AMI-i M
“vii. rel... lib-The retentive come
miller oi the Rational meter Plumb-rat
amiaiion met in this dual decided
upon Mfilllvfll the place oi the meal
convention to he held to Jane.
Juan-ma Hoe-i ltleeeeae head.
Pomona. no it ultra m It.
Mt.‘ dictator at duh flier the
load and one at the Wheat iron
”Wife" of mm died here.
on mm We lib.
when. his. n.-«‘t'he avail-a ant-g
ileum man to Mill.
”iminrmtmn
L. H. Decker,
ugvunmu It. to Iorvalit,
THIRTEEN mitts hilt"
Crushed to Death Under Many
Tone of Rock.
WEBB TBYXIG T0 RBOLAII A I113
The lea Were All cltluue of Plymouth,
Pat. Ind by Their Deathe Elevate Widowa
and rainy-ale children An non Wuh-
- out “mt.
Wrtunnanrte. Pa" Fish li.~’l‘he mining
town of Plymouth la in mourning today
over a terrible accident that occurred in
the Gaylord colliery. .fl'blrteen men. all
cltiuua of that town. loot their livee while
in the diacbhrge of their duties. Their
name- arli Mine Foreman Thomaa Ploton.
Thoma: Janet. Richard Davis. John More
rla. Jamee Kingdom. 'l‘hctnae Merriman.
’Ihomae Cole, Joseph Olda. Daniel Mor-
gu John Hammer. Peter S. McLaughlin.
iollael Welah and Thomas Leyahon.
All the vietlmn with the exception of
two leave famillea. One of theee loot hie
wife only a month ago. and four little chil-
dren survive thorn. Conuoqnentiy the dim
eater thrown ll widowa and 36 children on
the world’s charity;
in! Ileen Once Abandoned.
The Gaylord mine. in which the accident
occurred. is owned by Daniel Edwards.
one of the wealthieat operators in the an-
thracite region. it is operated by the
Kingaton Coal company. of which M r. Ed-
wards is the preaident. The heat coal in
the mine was taken out years ago. Then
it was abandoned hectare it could not be
operated with profit.“ _
About three weeks ago the company do-
cided to rename operations. and a party of
expert miners was neat into the mine to
make an examination. They found mat-
tere in bad shape. The laat men, at. work
in the colliery had robbed the pillars sup-
porting the roof until they were very thin.
A great many falls had taken place. the
peanagee were blocked by the dobria. and
the air current was poor. Mining exports
gave it us their opinion. however. that the
mine could be put in good condition again
with aanudt outlay of capital.
The company decidodtogo on with the
work at once. Monday morning a large
number of expert miner: carrying safety
lampa entered the tninc and began the
work of clearing up the old gangwnya and
propping the roof. They had not been at
work loner until a squeeze came. which
compelled the men to retrace their atepa.
Foreman Picton. with 1:3 picked miners.
volunteered to go down tho nhafi and ms
what could be done.
The deaceut tyne made at 10 o'clock Mou-
day nights“ Pictou‘c object wan to get as
near an poulble to the moat danger-one
part. or where the equeue war» the great-
eet. in order to atay its progress by beani-
lag the roof with heavy timber.
in cuties of this kind the “1.1 got an near
I! poulble to the cavein. and by inserting
cogs and proper they endeavor to break off
the macro! rock overhead to a certain point.
thua relieving the premium on other por-
tion of the mine. it want» that in this in-
atitnce the ciloria of l’icton and hie men
did not prove a success. as the cavein ex.
tended far beyond the danger limit anti a
much greater distance than where the men
expected to be. elllf'. though lllt y ruin-amt
It the fin-t indication of 1’ -it 3' full.
"or loaning i'.vr;. '1 n uni.
This iii ehmvu by 1.. . wt") of tho
eavein. So om.- Ls M. . .2 wiry.
The luppualtion in that ii; . m. n “awn lithi-
ly at work liftiilt'rlnu niivn ilir rink) r..of
came tumbling dowa upon their henna.
cruehing them out of teniiiinnue to hu-
manity and putting a wall of dehri» im-
tween them and the month of tin.- shaft
W feet in thicaneaa.
At lint there wan some hope that if the
men could be reached in a reasonable time
they could be saved. This mu a false
hope. however. The rrecuing party had
been in the mine only a chart time when
they were obliged to retreat on account of
further caving. A second rescuing party
under Superintendent Jam-a W. Davis
went down the ninth. but noon came back
thoroughly dlahaarlgied. and finally all
at retelling them alive wan given up.
henewa of abandoned hope noon spread.
and the wiven and children of the men in
the mine. whoiuul anaerobic-d at the mouth
of the ehaft, expecting any moment to m
their loud once brought up alive. set up a
moot pitiful cry of distress. Molhera
wrung their hnntle and tore their hair. and
little children wept bitterly. Two of the
women fainted and had to he carried away
by friende. Even atuut hearted Int-n gath‘
cred at the entrance to the mine and wept
alum" M bitterly he the fatherleve chil-
dren. .
Thia diameter ii the wont. that hoe oc-
curred in the anthracite region eince that,
when 8! men peril-lied byya caveiu in mine
No. lot the Huuinchanii'a Coal company
at Nautical". Their hadiea were never re-
covered. and a monument marks the epct
where the men um their death.
Bap-unleadeot hidwanle aaye that he
will take care of the women and children
whoee hueluttuie and father: loat their
line in thin taiatnit y. The mine. it in now
believed. iii a total wreck
A Men Iatat time In the Ila-h.
tanner». Merino. rah. l4. w'i‘hcrc is
great religion; excitement among the
ple of the town of dance end curred in;
merry over the opponent-e among them
of a beautiful youag girl who pronounces
lime" to be their patron mint. Anita
, .
n.
In. wit-oat. Mum.
Karen Cm. ho. it. .. Consume
Wilson has eulllcicutly recovered to be up
and around hie m at the Contra lion».
but hit ”tetra auye Ir. Willem will
not he a to leave lor Meeieo until rial—
arday. WW”
the heater Wee lot heat.
)3“ Yo“. feta. itm’l'he Hamburg.
Packet company ironed a acute
eqiulhattln rumor regarding mice-
et manure Victoria iii entirely with.
out mm _
m a... new
”LWYM. 1;: ilk-«Wing mad
load ea e wee rem
ie have mm New in the
levee m lea act yet been heard from.
Immune. original in in
l r In
hung WWI green anod- «realm
”three“ the ulna Mate. The
euv‘etepm are pact-arm New Yon.
WAlio-‘h‘w
“almanac-linear
.a
.i
he monitor Wham
hgtmwllmmu teary-ea»
W
MIMI an Impvmiwebte Widow e l".-
atioa In the iiheell’a title.
DlYBUQUK. in. Feb. ‘it.-Ml’e.‘Ml Fan-
ning. a widow employed in the aber il'e of'
line. was dlamimd for publicly hinting a
murderer. The object of her affection-
ivaa I lflb Hubbard. indicted with Haley
and cat for murdering Policemen Frlte
and Talcott. Hubbard wee contented to
life imprisonment. He brought back
from Anamoaa penitentl a few deye ago
to testify for Haley. whoee trial ia now in
progretui.
*The tnanacled murderer wan planning
through tho corridor en route to the court.
100!" (mm :11!“ When. Mrut'ntioinu ruched
up. brushed the oiilcora aside. handed Rob-
bard a bunk note and a basket of fruit and
tenderly klnrmi him. in the bottom of the
basket woe found a note to “Dear Hugh."
telling him that he had a friend who would
never forsake him and signed "Your iov
lag May. “
_ ...._ . u.-- .
VALKYRiE MAY 1;th AGAIN.
the I. lining titted "It With [normed
Bali and nail-at For a Purple-e.
l'nrtauittJ-nm. Feb. l3.—-.lmm~a McFar-
lane, into with the shipbuilding firm of
Henderson & (To. Gliiegow. in whom yard»
Designer- Watuon ignited after the fitting
out of the Valkyrie. mid that the Valkyrie
will try again for the America’s cup.
"Dr-puid upon it." Milli Mr) hich‘ariane.
"Lord Dunrfiven’e chip in not being fitted
out with no copper. morn ballast and ilk
creased sail for tho more purpose of ordin-
inu about. Loni; inland eound. film will
again he a competitor for the clip."
Iyruenu floltere Won.
Srtiim'ez. Fob. Ii. -Thu Hendricks ile-
puhllcnna worn in court on an order to
nhow cauu why their nominations for city
office-rs should nothetlt-clured invalid. 'l‘hc
Pfiicflklillu‘l wore instituted by tho ri-ignlnr
Republican organization. which . in con-
trolled by Congressman .lnuic» J. Holden.
Juniico Vann tlccltiml that the bola-re con-
stituted a separate party, and lltv’ iii-Idi-n
puriplr thou withdrew the order
The Poll-rtI-ltrerhinrldge Hull.
Lilixtmm. K32. lv‘i-ii. ”.mhlhoi Pollard
will lll'l'lwy here today. and thr taking of
tir-pnslllona in tho l’ullnrtl-llret‘ltinruigo
we ulll commence mi 'i'hutmziu) morning.
Seventy Winn-yum inn-v lit-m «summoned,
and Mine i’oiiiirti will attempt in M'Ilnilmt-
tlnli- tho chargw mud!- in lirr suit. Colo-
tu-l Bret-.klnrldun will introduue' :i itv‘ort- or
more of Mini-w» in t'i-imttul.
Flared “in llmly on the Turin.
l’iTTsm'im. Fri». H. - l’ivi- hi; .unymrn
attached l't-ft-i Mnjtii‘. a i)iill“.i‘i «if Ull-
qucatw. and filter hunting him int.) inst-1r
aibilllytliey robbed him and then plum-l
his body acroan thi- tnilrond wacky. Mo
was (lilcuverull ii [NV minmva lit‘illl‘c.f\
weal. hound freight train was due tit that
point. Five men i-lirfi.'(:'.t'(l of tho . him."-
are under :Iri’od,
l‘olxotu Viva la t'nnqpirnry.
lilo or. Janina-i. P. h, H, i’l‘lthiilt'lll.
Pvixnlir. stuprrtiniz tiini illi'lxi-u'l «iv Limo.
the governor if l'i-rnmnliuru. ix plfilll‘iiu
to tnnlio lilt' nnriiwrn mil-w r. wpairnfh rc-
Diliilli'. Willi lilnnrli it» [ifl‘rtltli'llh how ur-
derml iiunrrnl CHMH‘I) inito to nrri-ui the
governor at the fire! nix“ oftliiiioyzilty
strange Mnuiuminin.
Sum. N. Y. Hit. it. -~.\i. Hughes. a
well known citizen of i‘lrrnlnnf. wm lniion
to lllPlnt-lflflt‘ fl‘yllilli ill .‘iiii liviown, lie
has believe-«l for two nuinilm put that in-
huu llrun p:1l'~ilvtl liy nix rum; who haw
hevn tryingto hill him. (in mix-r “llllji‘i‘fv
he appear,» in be [vl'l'ir‘clly Milli".
'l'a Communion-lo an Illctorio hpat.
HALTl‘iuilR, Fa'ln H< .\ ('Hliiltillli‘t‘ of
the Maryland Sovirty oi“ Son-i of tho Rum
lution. which ililil in charge tho t'l'l'f‘liibil of
alironm told”. rottiniemorniiur Iiu- rpm
Whert'llm r-irifilit'iiftll (‘nngrt'sw I'llt'fl lilel.
decided to unveil llil‘ mi‘lillli’iiii ml Feb '3'!
. .. ,. . ‘
‘l’ila (there (tinfoil.
Xi'w \‘nftK. i‘i-h. ii. ~'l'liv .wnml Kiliiil‘
in iiii,‘ l‘iic'Ui iiliiil'li lM‘tltW‘ii Ad of Alhlu of
Vienna :lli'l limp-tie lhelnuu' oi thin city
won a living: u-lun dufrt fl" and huddled in a
victory for Dim ioi’mv-v after fil mun":
Now Nirirlpelrirn Vela-Iatr- In Muesli)".
(,'n.\(nillt. 5. ii.. Fol). it, »'l‘iui unuunl
encampment of the New Hump-driven. A
it. opened in thin i‘lly. (Jolintitititirrili-
chit-f Jack Atlanta of Mituuitoiuiwttu prrv
ride-d. ,. _ y , , .
Tomi tin-Hinge In or in.» county.
(‘mt't'n-«ma \. N. l'., i'. h H.~-’i'iwtim'u
meeting“. for “tn-no count) were hold. and
tho ilwpuldlcnm mtrimi llit' county and
haw» iiw lionrilnl mperviaorn- lit in i".
F .
Homeopathic In Ionian.
Awnr. iii-h. It-n'l‘he fox-tyaliirtl an-
nual "touting of tho ilomonpri illi' Mm'llonl
Society of tho r‘tnti- of Now \‘orit opened
in tho city hall.
ilnflnto Dilly lam o'er. l
AMMXY. itch. itw‘l'he iini'lnlo cimrier
Milli were laid over iy ill" wimie become
of a lock or voice to pilot tiwin.
Lumber Yard liar-ed.
WILLIMMWNI. Conn. iv‘ett. 14.nli'irooom-
pivteiy tintrnyvd lilo lumber yrmi of
(law .n- 1i Nat-non.
'tfeautet of the ”can.
No man anywhcro baa the right to
wantonly traducc tho character of
another. flllll if dono in court the
guilty our «hotiid be held to even
Meter nccmmtahillty for bit now-
”dice in ultieldlng himeelt behind
hie lined privilege. ufndiauapo-
iia ournnl
During the reformattmt the la:-
tberan party vented their rage on all
hookethat had red lettercin the titlo
pare. Any work to decorated wee
euro in he on papletieai and
diabolical and with summarily tie
moyctl.
nimble ancient world, the writing
at which time stretched out that the
parchment might he need again.
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Cover-er Work ml the committee or
Mil mm "on aw rotor-view.
Tillli'l'ml. m. itw'i'iio omrmttteo on
M billa went to Governor Watt)!“
anteater the mu ion with Mm m M,
etatlac that. the How bad rxpmdforhie
ooneideration or them. lie replied that in
tail received no this and could mu» am.
lie wan aalicd’ if he had met the Mile to the
mom of the arm, to which be «our
in the no lve.
He cal he could not [in the committee
hills which he had never neeivcd. but
would give them the portion or combing
the executive room- aad mil they Were
there. This they retained to do The corn
mime retired. '1'th will now! for the
title and then moire affidavit that they
wereio the hands of the «monitors-
unit-ed time and will he toga to the adieu
of the aecretm-y oi the state. The ocean:
warned until Monday night.
he committee on peeved Mlle went to
the one: of the meremy of amendment)
Aaeiatant Secretary iliehey. who to in
charge during the almaee in rune. of
Secretary Kclney. it he would enlivened
die the lawn now in tile Madrid them-
truer should they be brought to Ir. Mr.
Rickey refueed to give any ‘ or until
the lawn Were brought to M . The he
gublicana will take no vial of a lethal.
hey propuac to pm an act repealing the
law under which the eeoretaryei state it
it
made custodian of the lawn aadwill l‘r
int n cuetodian. rm coneider the ti
n the hands of the governor mlawn
PITHY PARAGRAPi-iii.
Wheat made a new low price record in
Chicago for May at 50%.
The Turks killed 128 .trmeuim and
wounded mo during the recent "oh in
Yumt.
The pope will permit the bishop of Var
uliln. on the coco-ion at the Hey Mn. to
exhibit the coat of Chriet.
Nearly 8.000 river adhere are on a mm
in Penneylvauia mint n Window of ‘4
cent per huehel in the mining rate.
A daily item line caro— invite Cheri.
plain. between Hamburg. N. {maritim-
liuglon. Vi... bee commenced running.
William (i. Dimoch. meat of the life!-
cheota' Diapatch. idiot himself in the right
temple athia home in ”chin whiten»!
faring from the grip.
Two Han Francisco boys Were planed up
unconeeloue in niidceeon by the lumber
achooner Coronnn after having born or «it
for 10 daya in an open boat
It barn near Penrlln. Germany.- where a
number of eohool children sought chatter
during a hurricane. was blown down. and
five of the children. were tilled.
Admiral Buidanba do home. tho mm
commander. who wan wounded in the Melt
and arm during the heroin of Arm m.
Friday hint, to in a critical hoodlum».
Profeaeov Tyndall. the lengthen expert in
hypnotietu, warm to are Mrs. .Vinybrtok in
her prison in order that he may try to it.
(lune her to commit to ho hypnotized. and
thlln. if po-uiide, eetahlinli her innocence
Paul Jonae' rename Trio.
iimt‘l'ox. Fob. li.“PMil Jonah. the ’l‘i'ii‘
ietic young cniieglan who unwind yeutcr.
day to win a wager by going around the
world and earning 05.000 in 1.3 moltl’dw. Mr
thc lloeton Prone club for the Horton tire
em clad in a suit manufactured out of out
wrapping paper. M the Boom». tam» hi:
total mu- were rein. in expntutori- {113:9
for it blanket- nmi ll m-nto for needi'c'mul
thread. and he manufactured it sort M to,“
At a big clothing atflre lu- received etc for
the paper unit and pumluiml 3 complete
ontilt for New ileiiien got a to» in wait
on a table at. n rentanraut node by. and
many people paid fl canto apiece to shake
handa with him. lie mode a contract out it
a firm to wear an ndvurriuinu plum-vi tho
remainder of the day for em.
(Had-tone? Happily a! Two.
Loxnox. Feb. tin-Ila the hmm of now.-
mone Henry Payton (lolib‘vl‘dpunrfl. :it it
compromiae amendment to tho employer.“
liability hill. that any existing murmur-nt-
hetween workman and the y employers
nhould be excluded from the ill for film
yearn. ’l'he hon-in mlnptril Hy, f'ohl‘h
amendment by a Vote of 315 to But in.»
amallneaa of the gm‘m‘ntm'li' niwjnri : p but
decided the were to oppvmr a compromise,
in which one the government in Mum-it
certain to abandon the liability bill
The lamb Iheewar WWW
Pant». Volt ”Wile potion hove not yet
aucoeeded in "twitching the identity“
freon Breton. the bomb thrower. but now
of the atitlioritieii believe he hm Variation
and an old criminal. Foilrenimi i’ohimm.
the odioer who ill-tit attempted to torrent
Breton and who in mlfl'flin' from low M.
volvev wouadv indicted by the anvil». Me
been decorated with the firoee at the union
of Honor
(lure lite lat-tutor WWI".
honour, Feb. tom'l’iie ifiironiol‘e more
an interview with (torpedo Lloyd female,
who was ”wound in tho ”atomic rm
paigtz. it in «mud that Caption l'riinohr
adml tell that wounded “armour. W
of them "Mimi and beipi‘ue. were Wit by
the tower of the livid-iii South Atrium
party, their ordera below to take my python
err.
leaned!" County fem-v loam
ltoitmm. fart. itch. tomorrow Am
atrium. convicted here a tow one mot
alteration county hunch M sentenced to
three yearn in the peaimlnry. mum
jeilandin rtlii at but . Mmrm
it hour- the mm. 0 Me pnvmma. "4r
eawed etwo inch liar from in. unit time
and crawled through “who”.
on» war threaten norm
mun. fab. iii-Al enrol divorce he
been fretted cumming the «narrow tom
ramble on no at m a» three worm.
‘l'he Indicate believe thine _ (em tr
March (1. 4 evicte-
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which Wilma dime. not” train,»
or ice aeeenit upon the Harlem duller
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will commend itself atonee to allow readera as his the first
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of art. photography. and 13 combined. Ite claims at once" ‘
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Jacob, Sinaidhe Dead Hea.’l'omln of David and Almaiom. Poole of Solomon. Snechm, the
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A intent international Work on learn-iiiariattilmn. ’i didn't heur as much about itas
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Sim Pages of Colored Plain.
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i'nlwrml nairuclor includes all the Impur-
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dealt with in a slut in. practical manner. easi-
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