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, NW“ his sermon "Home W" thutobe wrong. iheyta‘he to be righs. . Pollard hillt’fllmt talked of person in have been slMeGoodFriday “a Cui‘gfififi?gdf‘hwéfig’mm§‘3m I. I". “M, .
Whhmmmmmi‘m mwgggfé Jmm. . fim’o figs-.figm‘: which crystal intotheform'ationofsn moor Corey's army or the commonqu '0'." m .
to thinemhouse andsliewliowgreat thisisrigbiL"'l'l mmxmmm ‘ n. . G mun ilnridgo,asniiglltliave WMlimulMtthII-W onahandamne stailionthat hasbeeuhis - .
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ivelssgne. Theobieetof the league will mount since leaving. Massillon, 0.. on
beteeosnbatihlsulorcemtoi thattext ms
nttced on thswituess stand byCoionel
Nooneevei- pets over having 1' - basesxpsotsdwitiraweinan or her tern-
mahadenlnpleseshlm. Youroondooi “um persinsamilelongstnin oi thetrlsicni-
agelnstdivlnsiailotnsents, they enrsi
Godior‘tiliei lng i it ”"7 with minted in a nervous collapse. and Miss
undey. Browne is again on top.
The revolution or Saturday has been
.Inltlsm
With Mam ass
Breckluridge that social aim injure amen. queued and "Unknown" Smith has been . '
’1 Pollard issiiderlngiroin nervous ra. “mm", o 1 mu“. ' } - “on M tribes the slats d: .
Millstonnndonsolidgronndattor yonrweik, your My)“ ”“er”, drawirnnttiieworid because tbcymnnoi lion. She was _ to a” m m ’0' WV“. we deposed. lewiilgoonaieetnre tour. daily a“. litmus .. .,
having been tossed so lougon the hillowei your earnings, your goings, your my)“. ,g hold as high a position in society asthe) Mn“. a Catholllcluinstnitution in . quiet dfl'" ” secure 9'3““. rights '9' M” W’- Cflel I 0W“ 800 b“ an?“ "'9 y”, ”Y ‘ ‘2 Q
one. on, and they (m, and me, my, a the oil sun and to aid women who have been
“m" y on Capitol hill. where she "WM m. of on an on wth o, it t ‘ boast 0! Coin-
mm‘mewlyuéwwvganfifl mm b, the Sisters MM" Th. l “Wilhelmina.”- L 101110 mammzyhtahamwsmy was an or-
theusands pinion deetmyedbytheir-iinan “W physicians “’ “w” d" '9 invited Judas meulonlo W0 aspiration in which mutual rights we
cial distresses. “mm“ m '5' “W“ '5'“ Wen-n! coon-clot the “ buttho veiled. “Neither Marshal Browne nor]
Huerta-s la the lace. 0‘ w collapse. (allowing the high menial attorney 5" m 1“ MW“ ‘0 “l. ““1“ have any more right. here than the poor-
normiiionuno eonies to the ('lirletlna “w“ “m“ she lu- been kept low mm eetsoidier.”hiisbeenllllfledbi him Hy
household ii religion I“. "In.“ in weeks. ehewill be able to leave the hoe- “, resolutions given onthavebeen sent and reiterated byBi-owne, but “u an“
thal‘lsmne. they pm gracefully. The) ”'1' “”5"“ ”MW“ “V ”m” nth lion-o mums: on mid-tr for or the past two Iiny! allow that (roxey‘.
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cause 0! his father and goes with Snith.
While? the diseigles are Will-“M the table, the tones of your-voice. are real:-
othsr on luarluo mus. out ingan impression which will installin-
rroinadsih. deepesvornon theGsdsme lion years aitoryouarodeod. andtlicliln
hills these ll ”Mill!!! NW! and “'14- will be extinguished, and the mountains
bly sdvanoing. Is it!!! apparition? II ”5. will crumble, and‘tlie world will die, and
meal Is it swild‘ beast? 1t issmaniae my will you on in perpetual cycles,
who Ml broken “fly from MI new but these will be no diminution or the
Mup- a few “88011111! Damnwd flic- iorneot yonreondnot upon theyoiilig eyes
merits of smut shackles which he MI that sow it or the young ears that heard it.
wrenched oil in terrific paroxyem. With New. I would not have by this the idea
wild yell and bleeding wounds of his own given to you that you must he in cold re-
Yankee «
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a This is right." The {other says. m” m, of m r: m M . women no u wordislsw.
. {am‘mwummwmmma WW“ w” m iii-om . 0“" m cm Colonel Brechinridge should retain
The men had deposed Brow no and took
ilacerstlonheliles down thehill. mg in tho nee of, children. Peru-pad is go tornaketneabet , hisseat incongveaswhile Mill 1’0".de up Smith, who had organised the army mmmhhwsboutltsnlilfi
link to the boots. re Manned: end Younrsnot omen you minor-m... maid-lion hypo» g mo through the :bmm'$ufin"gd‘fizfigfgflfi «wired. :- she undmbtedlr will be. and uteblished a system of discipline mmmumr ‘
M «No we Mm “rumination! with thorn. As ram you can mule-t Ins-nails or tribulation. Besideethat, Wily “Mn“ pl wakmmmmm d Mmieilv W seen-twink“: cold. eta-mun“. plinth“ V
not Christ stands his ground; eodothe walk with mm, mggwuh them,” u. should i fret anyhow? iiewho meal the d". negm Mr. J D palm Whaodhnm and weary marches could not Wei/Ill .
goggles and as.tliis ying fury. with with thorn, play ml with m, theeanlcou athonsand hills and out oi ., Lexington Ky. "uh” with'her. Lulxoros. Ky” 51"“ 1&4»le They made him their leader with great , ; .
moment! uglli'ftg'dhfl-tflli dashes them you areiniemted in all that ipter- gaging-l! till-mils a! hmflfit mm’ n’ um... m..." Bree -, campaign managers said “lum'mv W "l" “a” “1 0°”? ’ "* .1. i nwasnixomii on. an ..
“Christ. turn: I 0 Down‘ eats them. all the nephewand m It »- M t toda thathswillnot resume his oilleial m macco “
It ”loot. thou roar meter." and tho mroflggmimaoademyfladpic- minerals-Md; hewill clothe me. iiiu 1"“ "0"" l“ “m 8"” m h” be!" ’
Or at
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duties in congress. but will settle up his Corey ,f'flve‘.‘ "3 “Yka' Sm
private business in Washington and return most 80. I“ “'d' “‘1 Smith WW“ ‘1’” me “n. in" excelled Ge As Gregory & 5‘ i
go Kentucky in "p. works. He will open Corey. the gem-rare eon, tried to dissuade . .... , » - . ‘
um “mm .3 Paris, where he will “up. his tether. telling him that Browne was a may“ 01‘. .
my. scouridrel and a erookwho was working 3- (13mm . or flavor
m' “m him. General (oney would not believe it ‘ i 3
and told his son he was ineubordinete. lie
takes ”a. the raven, and the bowl: and more than ever in (lei-and to appear before
lilo vulture, most certainly be will 'iete “i“ “mm” “‘1“ n" "’4‘“ V” M‘
care of M his child." dared on Saturday. During the trial sev-
Borer troubieeeome—sicknme and death. ”‘ communications came to m“ ”M
Loved ones M the last I'm”. A child 1, and to her lawyers from man rs oi the-
buried out of “IM- You say: “A“. a“ strical and opera companies 0 ering high
demon!” dmrs harmless. exhausted. wor- tux-es or Joy and g'iadneas hung all around
lhlllml- "AW”, 16 “WW" commanded the schixilmimi. You must not give your
Cm and the 3.000 fiends Which hid children the impreselon that when they
been tormenting the r man are trans come to you they are playful ripplel strik-
ierred to the 8.000 in. WWII 80 '0 sea in against a rock. You must have them
with their aocilreed cargo. understand that you wares boy once your
w ——-__...
coated skunk." was the son‘s reply.
W “ {or ‘ ‘ . , .
The instilled demoniao sits down at self that on know a 's ’liilarit a this hitter dayl God has dealt vrry severe salaries it “‘3 would WW" in almost "l PUFFALO “RE V'CTIMS- said he might. however. continue an aid to i. .
Christ‘s feet end went- to stay there. bole tenipiationsgabuyminbitiuujyta, ly with magical! never look up. 06cc. “MW““W'MV'MP'M Adi“ on» m, ”an”, *3.“ N E m Marshal Bmwnouhs desired. - OLD ”D W.
Christ says to him practically: "Do not that you are a boy yet. You may deceive I cannot hear it!" Christ comes in. and he a" the “M" 9' h" “'Vm’v ’h‘ “‘3 ”dd . "'1‘ a. I. “I“ ’ " “m “i won't obey the orders of that leather smnpp nv- rim“. .
vwr- You have - mission to execute them and trytoglvo them tholdentliai are "Hush. Otroubled mi; It in!" "° ““"u‘m‘" '“’ °' "W“ “mm“ “m " DA] LY DIRK .
liens
Both Miss Pollard and her attorneys
state that e ellas never sought newspaper
notoriety. .he has made but one newspm
per statement, Judge Jere Wilson saya,
and that was when a rune-entail" of a
New York paper came to her last summer
with clippings from in!) papers giving de-
nials (rem Colonel Breeklnrldge and his
Moods oi the truth of her charm Then
she determined to present to the public a
circumstantial acmilnt of her first ac-
quaintance with the silver tongue-d orator
and did an.
Since the verdict on.» remiered Saturday
alteration the theatrical managers have
redoubied their importunitiu, and sevsrsi
telegrams have come to Miss Pollard oner-
ing her astonishing sums to go upon the
stage at once.
Her friends decline to give the names oi
the theatrical managers or to dieciias their
odors, saying that no attention will he
paid to any of them.
A reporter called at the Providence hos-
pital. and being told that Miss Pollard
was unable to receive callers he sent to
her a note inquiring about her plans (or
the future. The note was answered in
person by her brother, Mr. J. D. Pollard,
a young men oi about 25 years.
"My sister has made no plans for the
future," he said, “and we cannot tell you
what she intends to do. She is in a very
nervous condition, but the physicians do
not anticipate soy serious illness. it is
just the result of the long strain to which
Wash oil the filth and the wounds in lb. you are some distant supernatural edulv
sea, smooth your disheveled looks, put on gonco, and you may above them oil by
decent apparel and gostraiglit to yourdes- your rigorous behavior, but the time will
elated homo and tell your wile and chil- come when they will dud out the deem
dren that you will no more aflrlgbt them. tion, and they will have lur you utter con-
and no more do them harm; that you are tempt.
mum! to ma. end that 1.4M omnip- Aristotle Iiilil that a boy should begin
otent Son 0' 900. am entitled hereafter tostudy nt 17 years oi age. Before that
to the worship or your entire household. his time should be given to recrontlon. l
3 Return to thine own house and show how cannot adopt that theory. But this rug»
great things God hath done unto thee." goals a truth in the right direction. Chilli-
Yes. the house, the home, is the first hood is too brlei, and we have. not enough
pie; Eveline 033mm] t her-silage; ongilis sympathy with its sportruinoss, We want
0 monl . n can wor divine grace to he! no in the ad ustinent
we may seem to have religion when we ‘0! all these matter: 1 f! “11%|“ 33;“ Emma: piecing;
have it not, but the home mots whether Besides that, how iii-eyourchildren mt y an ehedth’ern' Aurthu- mnow I .
our religion in main or a sham. What tobommo Cbrlstiansiiyoii yourseii are not °“°' W“ ' ‘ Wm“
. of this household. a mother hos goneont
makes ii happy home? sobristienl l have notiwd that. however tthls, . d. hie it“! “n" her NW
A “91”” worldly and sinful parents m” be’ they flan do a 3i Jilit as lll‘ ma l‘flli‘l'in on
Well. one would any a house with great "M“ "‘"h' children 3°“!- When young the duties ol me i l ‘ 8
Wide hell». and Mum“ hm “d people have M“ themselves (or ad- And to other homes trouble will come
W101“ with sculpture Md brie-ohm mission into our member-chip. i M" “M i it not that on ma be iiimllodilll;
mediums ban vernacular-Mole» °° ”m "1*" 7°“! “W" M "mm“ Jim on info. the’iinwiso m .i
iv 0! light. and nominal of cannon the "m"? y“ m“ W” and "W h'" tskin nimble {y the tonicch bulnglal
wall, and sleeping apnments commo- "va’Oh' yes; they m delighted to have an ill 'be ready we must' one by
mo“. and adorned. No. x“ snchnplaee as us come. Theyhave notbeen in church for Zoo. film will be Ml“ “5°.“ em
”103 SWIM“! wretchedness 11“ sometimes it) or '5 m’ b“ they will be here next hombolds. We must say fiveweli We
dwelt. while some of you look back to your “hm" '0 "" “"3 ”mm“ " l h‘" "" must die And at those are triumphiml
Ethel"! 110“”. where they Md their 31' steed that W“. however worldly, want strains that drain these tremoiouo so-
me by no new or . mum male. The» “w" Md“ mi cents: rm ere anthems that whelin o...
were no carpets on the floor save those So “ muggrmbi 1 . Heaven is iu‘lil o! tlge about oi ddev
. was on M 0000“" ivendmtivman tote reatwie
out night bynight, yon helping wind them in Canada, where a mother. her littiecliild ileld ol “3..“ sorrow them gorilla new the
into a ball, and then sent to the weaver. in h arms. sat by a table on which her reaper angels with teen ail-kins to harvest
who ithemwsespssaderiiuiow mall-newn- lay, and the little babe
. the sheaves oi heaven.
shuttle. ot a luxury in all them! ml: up the handoufls and played with 5.1... willlogndlhe endure:
Burnm. April iii-The work of search
ing iii. ruins olthe worksoi theAnierican ,_ , “m“ '°" “k"h'm' ., M M WAGO N S . . '
Gin y ‘0” lies 1 1 n be- Tlieu you may so her mm, 98 H . . ’ Frel ht I In
gun. and the romaine or tour bodies have “um" New and second hand , g "
“i will go wherever i please." was the
stgen I‘ll; :5: 1:: ti'del‘gillt reply. and the young man went oil. Smith
. . ~ nnwnx , .
lion being how-ibis. The reiuains are ”“0" “m“ "“d’ “ “We“ "m” mm W' ”HOW”. cum N Ew YOR
simply chunks of charred flesh and bones bidding .them '30” together. obey “mm c ' l mm ’- ..
noone oi which is more than two feet iii “‘1 march w “ nshiugton. They cheered “was! 8' l at "
him. and there iii no doubt he could have __W_,_,.w__._____
length. The largest piece was a portion _
carried tli ltiiiii be! h sede-
sired. Heiiim.&:newsp;uper ilienetbat lie Pl‘lGeB t0 5“" A“. s o "I h N o r w i
or a man's trunk. which waa‘iooiid outside
still wished to be called "The Unknown"
with tho obildi i will strengthen thee in
all thy troubles. My grace is sufficient.
When thou paeseth through the waters, I
will be with thee."
When through the deep wa'ers l mil rim
> to
The rive'lrrot sorrow shall not. overflow,
For I will be with thee. thy troubles to bless,
And sanctity to thee thy deepest dieima
But there are hundreds oi families rep
resented here this morning where religion
has been a great oomlurt There are in
your homes the pictures at your deported
and things that have no wonderiul value
the walls The man had evidently Jumped
train a window and been caught by a tall-
ing wall and meted outside the building.
The morgue was crowded all day with
Polish women-wives and role-
ttvee oi the men burned. They made a
great outcry when the charred mains
were brought in, and some of the more
demonstrative threw themselves on the
blackened pieces and canned tbsnl
The morgue officials had to use lore-ell)
gntthein away iron the remains. Work
was begun again on the ruins at daylight
this nursing, and is y thought that a
number at other bodied will be iound by
night.
Theexaet unmberoi men who were cre-
mated cannot yet bedeilultely stated. To-
day the glucose company will pay ofl all
hands and niche a deal clot-t to check its
payroll. it is absolutely eutein that ill
ins-were horned, butchers is graverseson
to tear that therewaeiiuninber Mothers,
and it is not improbable that there were a
victims.
thnt he had not been depoaed. but had vol‘
nnterily ithdrawn riitiier than acknowl— CALL AND en run.
_ AND .
edgellro neasaanperioroflleer. a NORWAL
“Me and Jess Carey": he poti MB}? H e n r y Tl l ly I
going to lecture an wi speak ii i - ‘
more in n low days. if it goes there, we THE FBOPW
will try it on Washington and then on the , Eu" I s ‘ M _. . “
country." ‘- 0e J I G g " clTY 0F 'Nuaw ’
it isenid on good authority that “The »
2m ,
Unknown's" mime. or at least the name Pa”! "W',calciMiM',Paimfl
And deal- in
he in known by, Is E. P. Piston); that hei-
A
a Swede and a tent medicine inkir who
luteummergafimedicailecturseonSonth Will P‘PE" “n ”Ruins E AB l E.
Peoria street, Chicago. He is president oi iriorth Iain So. N ll
asociety calling itself the Society for the ”pi. books 0 flu,“ at h. of . ‘ i . _
9 Hill! is > *
1
Protection oi iiulnanity. Wilt-n (‘arl Fillers. Borders and
Browne had his row in Chicago with Msy- wfmm“ , n, “m.
or Carter Harrison. Piuaro gave Browne —--———-—--——--—-—._..-. m. we.-. ,-_. -.__.-__. . ..
the use of the society's hall.
When the army reached Cumberland, Will leave Pier St. I. it. M...
it camped in the bell grounds, end moo ' ' New lei-k. at to. in. .
le paid 10 cents each to go in and see ' ' ' m” Norwalh. 5 p. on: Booth m.
t. t night six bonfires were built,sround f. . . p. In. __
which the men slept. They will start from hill” received from 1 all. toll.»
But you cannot think oi it this looming them and had great glee. She knew not Boisly will its Shepherd keep their .lWles’ ail-in In Danger. 1.... Tuesday morning and go down the U n 'W lose-nuns n
withontteariul and grateful motion. Yes the sorrow of the hour. And their when Those he purchased let his merit :2; I": m“ gummjmlfihnrg “mi, April lfi—Em William uni in tilwhonla to William-tum toavoid m fly..." “ligfi'ga'w
M I M" M 0‘“ "I“ ll 15 110‘ M '00 Mhfl‘ffl 09'" W Mm ”‘0 mother 1". ts " 'm“" n"., 5. my“ .3, intention of .0. and Emperor Frauen J bade narrow the mountains. E'All pereons are turbid ’
iapestry,orgorpons anhltocturemrraiw sried out: Oh,6od,letnot thlshabcgo Gollome thisdsyaiid ashlhebicssing “magnum “MW could be far ””mhjmwmflnywmhflu _ ” “W“ , mnnh‘rofihmol 53%
art that makes a happy home. into the pill is there not sosnernotber on your noonday meal. Tonight at up “u, MI," W; um intentions m. a. m... .1 m 5......” nu", K-"v “-1 Ml"- M Bradley 3 mo! 0 owners tum. ‘
The six wise mono! Greece gave pro hernwho will tsketiiis child? It isgood the family altar. no not wait until you oug qunwip “HIM“! iii-II out of m Oiniii. April iii. 1— General Kelly and ”
absurd. ills true that telegram? ms the
subject have come to her. but no attention
will be paid to them. All she asks new is
ice rest end quiet."
"Will Miss Pollard continue to live in
Washington or return to Kentucky?" the
reporter inquired.
seriptions for a happy home. Solon says
enoughfor heaven. ltispure. i am bed.
ahappyhonleisaplscewhcrearnan'sesw
I am wicked. iii there not some one~wlie
will take thisehildl i esnnotliavelt tflnt
heme a Christian yourself. This day
unite Christ to your household. (or the
Bible distinctly says that God will pour
edwithtlleprisou." Then abraesncrea- oetliie luryupon the tarnilies thateaii
tore rushed up and said1 “Yes. l'ilieko notnpcn his name. Open the Bible and
the Chili." "No. no," said the moth"i rsadacllepter. ‘thstwili maheyou strong.
,0
doors large hammer dropped from the
recto! the station and tell to the ground
at their test. liow the hammer came in
(all has not yet\been discovered.
M005! MIAMI Mym
blew!) troops silent is beautiful Sabbath Sunerphosphate W Wk w“ “M
i th t i are luxuries the l ,
.2..::':3°i::::“..':..:'...,.........: Ill-.luilimilimlsi
weeksa 0. When the army reached iii. Potato Manure "on"
maxim-.501 amino. the train was halted ' n is. use.
atasidelrnek Jilst inside the city limits. Ground Bone. TRAINS 7 “VI com ironwm
“not you, not you. is there not some
Knscldown and oiler the first prayer in “T ,, Currnomu AM“ ya.” 15mg. ChiefSoevy was there with two platoons tom
. has baa not been decided yet was '
Mb" hf” who ."l ill lul to this iii Ml who” lam“. be I ”Nimitz?" fl. reply. "8.. will remain in “i“. church. nearCieveland, Waller Beottshot of police. it hull been the intention to '0- s" Yo
ine- .. u... i u. nods Mapee’ Fertilizers
tonlor ‘ “I“ n, mm'bu‘ b” no set aadkiiled John Johnson sndwas himssli disembark t e ermy rs ii i: w . s
awnyto ilml a home (or is. number iewlll iii-no. andangeis will client, “3" 91“?” mm M, mu. w :3. ends: :3th :2: hum :33; {mm-“Ti“ 322%? 2’3:
fi'fi'y’iiliil" fi”.:ii‘.."§'h'm'°°°ii . m min" ”comm” this house inn morn .Wudge at his client use Mohair-down Joluison's sister. and the latter had sworn round- of wok-d Wt “'er- " Wim- A" “’9 050‘“ ”mid” 0‘
out errant lerhissrrest. Th me at line had given mm mm, All this prov-
ncvorsco meagain." , inguntii youhavs mundopen llilsmatc 32:33:53.}: “”éfi’mt’h “I I” “an“, school, Mediators 33., order was in two box ”if! attached to BUPERPHOBPHATEB, BARN’
mereysndpity took the child toearryii use. a sinner,“bnt God will sleep. and
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Til-Hull my well. butoill hair-- will be sitting with: family or“ "lfifitWMNW
lull unless you do Iiwiili we: “no...“ iomooiiom, when is. ”firm, “die-m
coon. hem. Doro-not no will .31 m solemnity will and» mum Mn- or it» rim oi
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