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NEW!) R! Were you offered richer songs.
7» §EVE83 Were you offered music so ch lap.
' WEB! Was Musiomore highly praised.
The celebrated director oi the New England Conservatory of Music,
last, after examining these Songs says:
they ep or to be what the title indicates
,; they wi lfind a hearty welcome in every
The REV. DILLYMAN HURLBU’H‘, after an examination of these Songs, writes:
home in the land "
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Boston.
“It gives me great pleasure to say that
-—-a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
”I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen."
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Annie Laurie
Do Cabin on be Mississippi Shore.
me Street Home.
Folds Them in His Bosom.
Jamie‘s 0n the Stormy Sea.
Kltt of Coleralne.
moi; Dog Under the Wagon.
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Love y. en 3 .
[Addie
Mary of Argyle.
Names Upon the Sand.
0 Thou. who Maker-it the Sun to Rise.
Remember Now Thy Creator.
Somewhere
The Sand Man.
The Rose Bush.
The Murmuring Sea
The Message From the King.
Waiting, Only Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Admlmtlon,
Birdie Looking out for Me.
Clochette
. I gannot Bing the Old Songs.
1 iii Arise
Janet's Uhoihe.
. Lofty and I.
No Sir.
One Sweetl Solemn Thought.
Ring Dem Eeavenly Bells.
Sailing.
Siionm.
The Old Sexton.
The Old Arm Chair.
The Basin-t Maker's Child.
The New Kingdom.
"l‘is Birdie‘s venlng Prayer.
Twent ‘ Years Ago.
When ’e Gan Alva Jamie.
Whistle and alt for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
5:me WIOket Gate.
ne. _
Beligve me if all Those Endearing long
mm.
Joli Jack Tare.
My y. Remember hie.
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On the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Robin Adair.
Some Da
)7.
The Little Old Log Cabin In the Lane.
The Kerry Dance.
There's Alwa 9 Sunshine Somewhere.
Le ' . . "l'ia the Last one of Summer
gflI‘szgslIllbamN‘fl Yes. Lot Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
lin Patti uallrille. Sonatina.
Ngfre Same \‘igaltz. Two by Two.
.‘CONTENTS N
UMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
A Warrior Bold.
A Land Without a Storm“
goihlzfihfiafieeceiul Nig
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Enid My Halli .
Dream'd a Dream.
y An line.
My 01 Cottage Home.
Blue . Baby Sleep.
8 Away.
Seymour.
The “(my Goblet.
The Old inken Bucket.
The Minstrel Boy.
’l‘hen You‘ll Remember Me.
The Land o‘the Loni.
The Gypsy Countess.
Vive L’Amour.
Wl‘ a Hundred Pi >ers.
Within a Mile of Itdiuboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Il Desideiiio.
Convent Bells.
Bright Eyes Polka.
Dance Escm'caie.
CONTENTS NU MBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
A Little Talk with Jesus.
Come closer. Soul to Me.
gggilln‘gal‘lro‘ the Rye.
I ‘.
aria”! Elgar the Angels Calling.
ol Mother. Guide his Footsteps.
Let me Dream Again.
Onlygio See her Pace Again.
(.lle .‘lckcrderuus.
Roi-it'll in the Cradle of the Drop.
The Henri Bow‘d Down.
The Lord Chord. ,
. The Pirate '(..‘l orns.
12-113” Moments. :I‘Im :wolr‘dai'lf Blunker Hill,
. no «In 3 ’myer.
fisméa‘l'hee ICome Turn Back Pharaoh‘s Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
h Polk Prince Lnnciers.
filly?“ the Villey. Mmurka. ll Becio. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Boll i . Larboard Watch.
EILEEIMIJEM? M My AmI Countrie.
that - . one see.
US$33." "rnu dam of the Mill.
In. linens The iiridlre.
t that I Ilwelt in Marble Halls. Where are the Old Folks.
ii the Gleaming. Wilmit.
INSTRUMENTAL.
8t. Albana Grand \iarch.
fit'i'h‘i'i Nirvana. The Turkish I’lavvllio.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
fibril! When we Hear the Music Rio in .
MI “(£098an The Little Once at liomfl. ii it
me tome. Yn‘ll Helm ho ummiu Aim?~
eye Bleeping. Maurie. lie Kiwi me and i new 'wa» Wrong.
e. The Demo hour.
In a Bird. Iii‘uar iu'r l'l’r'uyer.
moo Al um,
tfidilfi'liuht. Why do Hummer lumen Fade.
INSTRUMENTAL.
7 M "'8de . Ilnt'l'lwiu March.
valN’Boiseeba‘err Waltz. lion J mm.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
Sister's Love.
3 him» While
but in Hand,
'5 “rue to Bleep.
lion: thin iiweei to Tell You.
in th: mu 1 sum.
lean Welt.
bilrnt Nielu.
The Hum: and the Pillars-r.
The “rare illtl (lair.
'Im Tempest.
I’ucle Joe.
’Wniihl You.
altinlr.
When Himli we Meet death.
lNS’l‘RUMENTAL.
rum humans
on M‘gupgiig'wuts. Emliiiehlm‘gim‘flh.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
» our the Lilies. The beenillul City or find,
1 .. . ,‘l N rlo «l willie Field.
. “an” tum“ hunches. *
t .. . . Tender and True.
; . .1.- marine. 'i‘ nmdll o.
“we 'W til i”‘.il‘i’l’;i..
, « r i m
_. 1 are flail. Who t On in ihemlin.
- Tr" ofifigg’fii aliace Bind. n 1“ re 5 a I
INSTRUMENTAL
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VOCAL.
OI! CI to the Rec
Deal-”Jenna let we been“ on 'l‘hee.
l as filed
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it was the flung my Mother Sane.
John Anderson. my 0 1
Kathleen Mevournegn:
Wfl'W‘md r Kild
o e e o are
0 Wer't than in the Cauld Blast.
Examiner [loses in the Heart.
Bing. my Little Blue Birds. Sing.
Fweet and Low,
'llzge glue Alsatlifn lMonélrlins.
e . ones an or n .
Waiting at the Pool. ii W
INSTRUMENTAL.
Blrdle's Reverie.
Ulickety Click March.
hoes from Midway.
Jolly Brothers union.
CUNTENTS NUMBEB ELEVEN.
VOCAL. “
And Ye Shall seek Me.
Bonnie Dundee.
(Musecratlon.
Frederick.
Farewell My Brother.
(live his Jesus.
Grandmother’s Chair.
Helen‘s blue.
Kathleen Aroou.
Kliinrney.
Marseilles Ii mu.
Old Folks at ‘ome.
Putty Little Jennie.
Hwin Low Sweet Chariot
The little Maid Milking tier Cow.
'i'he Danube River.
The Mountaineer.
Vt e'll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss. '
Wares of tho: ”0831).:
When the 15-001.“ is on the Rye.
BUNTENIS NUMBER IWEIVE.
VOCAL.
‘(‘ome Unto
e.
Faithful .lolfinle.
I‘s Comln' u so to Eighty Year.
1 Ain‘t (loin to Die Any More.
in Old Madr d
if Pa a Were Only Ready,
Kiss 0 as I Fall Asleep.
Mommal Mamma.
Mr. Lor ly and I
Resting By and fly.
Scenes that are Brightest.
The Ivy Green.
The Trundle-Bed Song.
The Star Spangled Banner.
There‘s a Land ‘Mld the Stars.
The Two hoses.
Watch on the Rhine.
Zion‘s Children.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Edelweiss Glide.
Kuischke Polka.
Lied from Obi-run.
Martha.
BUNTENTS NUMBER THIRTEEN.
VOCAL.
Bright Sparkles in the Churchyard.
Beantllu land.
Breast the Wave. ('hrldlan,
lirlirhtly the Morning Sun.
('all Unto Me
Felling. sun i-‘auing.
lilacs.
I Love to Tell the Story .
.lueinh'g Courtship.
Nothing Else to ho,
Oil. Who Will O'rr the ll lwns so Free.
Robin liui‘l‘.
Brion».
Sentence. (‘ome I'uio Me.
Seek Ye the Lord.
The lioiul i0 Hlumberlnud.
’I‘llc Haida-n lia'c.
TIM! Bridle ill’ Mulls.
The battle Prayer.
INSTRUMENTAL.
iv'mul Valsn dc i'rmcmi.
Eilli'lllPP-It’r Si‘liulilm'llr.
I'llllp E'ill'fli.
CONTENTS NUMBEN EUUBTEEN.
VOCAL.
A Summrr blrm‘cr.
Behold. ”ow lino-l and Jo) fill.
i‘asi Thy il'irdeu i'pon llm Lord.
N‘Tl‘i't',
Gloriouchu-s.
I've brought ’l‘lire an IV} Lcnf,
Kai» Km hop.
Lei l-Zrln Remember liv- Duye of Old.
Nannie.
i'ulliug llurd Audio-d iln- Stream.
Prililnil.
l'n-uy m a I’ii‘lilm,
roili- N'lillin llh- \‘uii.
'I‘iu' Nil-cling of tho “'ali-ra.
Th.- Trumpet i\'lll.~‘oui1il in the Morning.
The ilul Stone Mill. I
The Monarch of the \Voode.
The ih‘itiiilfill i'ilv.
’l'he limo iiy the Door.
INSTR L7 MENTAL.
(‘borai from the Passion Mill-Ill.
i-‘uuialnie liupromplu.
Minuet do Momti‘l.
Nursery Lanclers,
CONTENTS NUMBER FIFTEEN.
VUE .‘AL.
Dana.
Eve's lmtnenlnilon.
Fairly L'nu ht.
lionm an ll out.
Mark. the Miami's Song in Hinuln ,
I'll mourn the "up“ that Leave Nib.
l "ward ”to Woo llnl pinging.
Jamie (l‘llundm.
Nearer.
new Morning mei in May.
0. fleet in the Lord.
Response.
The iiarp That iluce Tilm' Tara's Hall.
The (lid. llhl Story.
'l'bo Watcher m the (talc.
The Hero oi Wales.
The Little 'l‘in riolaiicr.
'i‘iu- lllmun l» on the ilyc.
Wmililn'l \uil Lille in is‘nnw.
INSTRUMENTAL.
N'nrvwcli.
I. I l‘lm'ulnllw.
haimcmloumor.
i’i/tiitulo I’Hllui.
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Sentinel
“ Jealous OVERRULED.
II I"! Furnace Elimijunofluu fl. Elv-
Ioodod Ills Anthorily.
Cult Aim. Out. 2.—Judge Jenkins' in.
‘ mans strike in Junction has been overruled
by the United States circuit court of on
penis, and the cause was remanded, with
directions to strike out from the restrain
lug order of the court the clause which
aroused the country when the order was
issued and which resulted in the liontner
investigating committee of congress.
The interveners, representing the lead~
lug labor oruauizetions oi the country.
asked that two auctions of the injunction
be eliminated. The court of appeals de~
aided that no court could restrain a body
”)llllll’l’l’l" "V '
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“\i‘
.u'nclt .luxmt're. .
of men from quitting, individually orin
a body. the service of ‘ an employer. The
court said that Judge .lonkins had exceed-
od his pOWer whcn be enjoined the cm-
ployoee oi the rocoivors ol' the Northern
Pucillc Railroad company from quitting
the service of sold receivers. with or with-
out notice. so us to cripple the property or
prevent or hindcr the operation of said
railroad.
It. however. hcld that the section should
stand in which tho men were prohibited
"from combining: and conspiring to quit.
with or without notice. the service of said
receivers, with the object and intent or
crippling the property in their custody or
embarrassing the operation oi said rail-
road. " '
The decision was considered by the law-
yers who puckod the courtroom as one of
the most important opinions delivered in
tho United Mates in o decade. It dullnes
the status before the law of labor organi-
zations in their conduct of strikes and
nilirms the powers of courts or equity to
interfere by injunction when there is rea-
son to believe that the law will be violat-
ed. It holds that men may withdraw in a
body from the service of the employer.
using. however, neither force. threats,
pcrsucution nor intimidation toward clu-
ployccs who do not join them. nor must
they use any "device to molest, hinder.
alarm or interfere with others who desire
to inks their places "
Justice Harlan of the supremeconrt de-
iivcred the opinion. Sitting with him
were Judges Woods, ilunn. iirosscup and
Jenkins -'l'he inst named sat with his
”Yes ilxcd upon Harlan as tho latter read
the opinion reviewing the circuit judge's
action. Judge Jenkins nppcnri-il undiw
turbcd by the opinion. The audience
which Ilsiencd to the reading of the opin-
ion was a must distinguished one.
HAVEMEYER iNDICTED.
(lillvr Sugar Trust ilflicinla Must Miami
Trial Alum
\\'.t-'ui\'1.'rov, (lct. :2 ———'I‘bo gruml jury
brought in indictments against Henry (l.
liovolnnyr and John E. Sunrise u! the
Niger trust. und .\l|:lu l. Seymour of the
stock brrdwrugzo firm of SoymuurN Young
for rcfuenl in answer questions put to
them by the senate Sugar trust luvcet‘at-
in” comrnitlon.
’i'llolmlirtiucnis inguinal Ilnvomeycr and
Solstice m. h covcr L's pages of large type-
written charts. The history of thc simur
i-I‘Ili‘iIllIt‘. of ibc turiil‘ III” is rchehrsod in
tin-contents 'I'hoinillcinu-uia(liilnrsumu
\vhut from the (ltIIi‘I'ri irulll tho i'nct ibot
tho pcrliucncy of the question.» is mine—
Whui luribor rulnmcil. and that two unnu-
hum of tho inn e'i-zuiing c mmittoc hold
that ”in questions which liuvcluoycr and
h'vnrics mused to answer were not peril
boot
'I Ito qllt‘ailnlls ri'lllli‘filt‘d tlli‘ HDOi‘IlIi‘
moonlit-l contribulmi in the dlflcrunt states
to campaign funds and one point urged
won that those i'oilirll'uliilnu worn 11111. to
nhilnuul campaign funds New indict-
llll‘ili‘i ugnine'. Music, .i \Y McCartney 11f
“m-‘hlncion and ill. ii. i‘lmpmun of Two:
York wou- nmdo for tho purpose of cor
I'i‘i'llll; the wording of tho iormcr indict
moms
TH E SCITUATE MYSTERY.
Tin- \ hill» in l'mitlvrly Identified an Mrs.
hulliy ( lmmhol’n.
l'mn'lhyxi'i. ll1-t. ‘J.~’l‘bo mystery sur
rounding lho Suituuiu murder case WM
lightened a ”mm M the positive binnilll
cation oi the body as that oi‘ Mrs. i-Imlly
l‘bmulmrc, formerly on eluployoo oi thv
llouor \l’llilmmv huf’o'l is has also (lovel-
opmi thni ilu- wmurul paid a prmuium on
u liic limurnmm lmlll‘y on 'l‘buradny after
1.1.11", and from that limo all trace of her
In lmlL, 'i'lmwuuum who hirodtlmcnrriuno
in which ilu- blood stains were found.
humour. line not yet been rccognitrilns
Mrs I‘lmulilcrn by tho etnhli-mun, but the
ouilmrilim ”wrinok ilmt illucropnncy and
1m- ii'lw whirring: nil ilu-ir cllorle to die
cover WIN! i-Iln Woman'scompanion wnson
ihe inlni mic.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
'I'iu- iii: inn 11ml fillinilv fulliulul lmxznn
to run li~ -111-~.lal.1'1il~1.1~
The i luv .1"! t'u‘llwli, ll, i'i lu‘lluwd,
will pow .1 It'll lo irrul. will) illo llowoe
t’iliiiiill’. It”:
'1‘]... .\'1- 1t :u11l liuuumblo Artillery
"Hmpam ol l“1 ll*n tinricii for on excur—
sion in M11 ' 1‘ 1mm
.iulnrs Iin‘ .h my lllllilll‘ (if Mlllllli
burg. l'n. kiwi lvu wil’ by suturing the
ilrlvrIi-a of his MM min a razor.
A m-vlvor how. lovoh appointed for the
Noullmro irrignilnn rmormny. which owns
in min-s oi dill-hos in western Karim.
ll‘crilimmd liltz and Charles ilowoirl
were huh-d by tho cumin oi a power in
limrlluswr in which they were working.
'i‘he mldcooo of ii. ll. Pierce of Wll.
mot. Win. woe dcetro ed by fire. and three
who of all!" "Willi; from £26 to ill» years
oml a slaughter of perished in the ilnnlee.
hire. Altai! C. llakc oi llelletou. N. Y..
riled irom an overdose of loudannm and
chloroform taken last i—‘atunlay owning
with suicidal intent on her husband‘s
grove.
Attorney A. ll liowiaml's charge that
the i'ittshurg grand Jury was bribed to
diamiu an indictment against Director oi
i’uhlle beletrJohn Murphy cl Allegheny
City was 1931'!!ch not oi court alter levee
ligation.
furniture and merchandise were swept
DB
curlmw’ N8 FillilllEll
Three Thousand Families Have
Been Made Homeless.
TWO HUNDRED LIVES WEBB LOST.
The lulled-lions Occurred paving the Re-
am Cyclone. and Damage tothe latent
at 04,000,000 to Estimated to Have Been
Done—Communication In Blunt Oil.
HAVANA, Oct. 2.—-0wlng to the or
cessive rains, with a (all of 167 milli-
meters on the 23d and ‘32 millimeters on
the 24th, the rivers Segue. Yahu, Yahn
slto and Mayaneya have flooded the Bill”
rounding country and inundated the
towns of Sauna. Croncoa. Imjns, Sitlesitc
and San Domingo.
At Segue the water is from 18 to 45
feet deep, and 3,000 families are home-
less, and the inhabitants have sought sal-
vation on the roots of the two story bulld-
inge, which alone are not under water.
The loss of lilo is estimated at 200, while
the damage to property will reach $4,000.-
000.
Home 70 houses have hecn destroyed.
and 200 more are badly damam-d. M nob
away, and many bend of cattle have been
drowned. The electric hunt and the gas
works have collared heavily. Many sugar.
houses and cancflclds are under water.
The sugar crop is seriously compromised
Foriy'seven houses have been destroyed
at Santa Cruz del Sur, and a pier there
was also wrecked.
Itellet Funds Mar-ted.
Communications have been interrupted
for four days. Subscriptions for the relief
oi the sufferers by tho iloods are being or-
ganized.
iircnt floods frequently follow the equi.
noctiai cyclones that occur in the island
of Cuba. In ilctobor, 1MB. there wort
very disastrous floods. causing much loss
of life and destruction of property. follow
lug closely upon a great cyclone,
Again In remember, feels, there was a
great flood at (leibndcl Agun, a village
about 30 miles Southwmt of Havana. and
in the surrounding districts. which dcvr
astoted a wide cxient of cultivated ilolds,
but caused no loss of life. '
Two years later. in September. lees,
Cuba was visited by a cyclone which
swept from one side of the island to the
other. but was most severe in the prop
lnce of Santa Clam Much shipping was
destroyed along the coast, and more than
1.000 persons lost their lives. while the
damage to property amounted to many
mlillom of dollars. At Shaun. one of the
places mentioncd as mow flooded. out of
Lilli) houses Bimi‘fh‘ly '20 escaped damage.
and $13. bounce of property was destroyed.
LOTTERY SHOP RAIDED.
The Jersey City l'olioe Found a Big One In
Full lllut.
.ll-zlhli (.‘l'rl, ilct :.',~An important
mid was made by the police bore. in which
thousands of lottery tickets were seized.
and four men and a young Women were
arrestcd About a week ugo Chief 0! Po
lice Murphy received iniurnmtlon the!
the liarullton Engraving nud i’riuting
company of in: Hudson street was en-
lrugi-d in at business which was of on Illet
gul nature In order to obinln necessary
evidence and to moire sure of the,- nature
of the business be pinned detectives on
the Case. .\s u result of their report the
mid was decided upon.
The sci/ure of lottery tickets was vcry
large. 'I'hvy were issued for three iiiil’cr
cnt companies—«tho Hun Domingo. ila~
vnrm and American stoic lotteries. all In
i‘iblt‘il in Havana Wbco thopollce arrived
at the rooms where the Work was being
done. ihroo presses were running in full
blust. the motive power use-I bring cloc-
tricliy. The arrest was a toiul surprise to
the men and wonmn, but they uent with
the officers without a protest. All of the
printed mutter. together with a number
of plates, was inknn to headquarters.
hm'orul thousand circular-1 which were
found in the place are 1 r. 10f oi the fraud-
ulent methods employed by those cool
panics. 'i'lm rirr‘ulnra ore brilovud to hnvc
liven printed about 13 Wool; ngo. yet they
give the list of the winning cumin-rs at
the next drown: The drawing is set
down in iulto place ilct. ‘.’~tmlay. Ui
course it was not intended that those cir—
culurs be sent untllniwr the false drawing
iKiClll‘i‘L‘iI.
(hinew lire o tinny-rd.
lins’rus. (int. 3 -——.-\ pnrty oi Colonials
(mm (‘hlnntown Went to Mount Hope
cemetery to burn incense ovvr the grave!
of their departed countrymen. .ioaa sticks
were lighted. and appropriate memorial
observances were being hold when the
mourners umhlcnly found that they had
set fire to the dry grass in their vicinity.
After a vain effort to atonup out the blaze
the frightened i'hlnomon lied, The fire
department was iinnlly summoned. and
the blaze was extinguishcd,
A "no mm In a I'rimn.
ANNM'MJH. ”of. 2. ... The death oi
.lohu Jackson at the House of (Yorriwtion
is reported. .lm'luwll was inluous for hav-
ing porlorluod one of the "1th heroic no.
Mans of the civil war. The progress of the
l'nion iloot up the Savannah rivcr was
impeded by n torpmlo placed in a very nar
row channel and communicating With the
there by a wire Jackson swam to tin-
torpcdo and took oil the cap. rendering it
hurmloas.
Two Men Lmt In the Norm.
Nllw mill. \M. lint. " ”Tho i'romvwil
line eloamahip ls'ulcitcrlumknr arrived
from New York ivaiilybaiicrcd and he
porting the ion.» of tmluwn The Knick-
i‘i'IlflolUlf got into the Very icoth oi the
eiorm and for Ilii hours we» towel about
like a curb.
(loner-l Ilnrrium Wins a 1m.
ifilii'Mm. fir-t :.»~'l‘im l'nltod Stains
court of appeals handed down an opinion
ievmahio to “X It. McKcnn. for whom
ex i’rsehicnt iiemmh aprmnrcrlcemmm-l
in the cal-col the i'inrilmatl. Hamilton
and Dayton railroad agenlst MrKesm.
Motley In a run-in (Temp.
Arman. im. 2. ~1—l’emh-mlory limum
Jones has received a ieieurnm mylm , .u
to mnvicts employed in asnmoil 1'3""
Wanton have mutinlvd and rovlusod to
work.
«enamel. (”annulm- “an halved-iv
Coma. lint. arr-TN!“ gorermucnt oi
Guatemala has declared in quarantine
against arri vale (mm Halvarlorlnn pom
Wnrid'a 'md Fell.
Horrors, (M. swim World‘- F001! felt
was formally Mirna] here by Governor
iirmnhaige.
emotive: In Ireri Jervis.
Pom Mum. . . 1, Oct awemeilm
it remain: here
FLORIDA VOTES TODAY. ,
the Fish: In Wholly Between I've m
cutie laminae.
'l‘aumassnu. Oct. 8.—_—Byan note! the
legislature tour years ago Florida leper
rated her state and county elections Iro-
thces for president and congressmen
Every presidential year a governor and I
lull state ticket are choeen. Today NI
election day, but the only state officer to bl
elected in a justice of the supreme court,
one vacancy in that body occurring two
years after the regular quadrennial .100-
tion.
Hall a! the state senate is also to ho
elected and all oi the 68 members at the.
lower house of the legislature, which will
convene in biennial session next April,
and in each county a tax assessor, trau-
urer. school commissioners and lattice.
oi the peace are to be chosen.
There II no opposition to the election,
of Justice B. S. Liddcn, the nominee of
the Democratic party for a seat on the
supreme bench. Jill is at present chief
justice oi the supreme court. holding the
position by gubernatorial appointment to
till a vacancy caused by the resignation“
Chief J ultice Haney in May last. No nom-
ination has been made by the Populiete
or the Republicans. the latter party not
participating in politics this your and
preserving its organization simply for use
in presidential yours. “‘
l” The eight ballot box lnw enacted by the
legislature in use practically disiranv
chised the neurons in Florida and discour-
aged the white Republicans from making
any eflcrt to elect men of their party to
cities. The Populists are ornanized and
are running tickets in nearly a dozen
counties and in two congressional div
tricts, but with really no hope of winning
the election even in a single instance.
But there is a live issue in this carn-
pnlgn in the choice of members of the leg-
islature, and. strange to say. it is being
“fought to n ilnisb" wholly within the
ranks of the Democratic party. in conse- .
qucnce there is a big split in that party
in Florida. and 111 some of the counties
the anomaly will be presented in this On-
tober election of lifelong Republican! go-
ing: to the polls and voting the straight
Democratic ticket. Thu question is the
proposed establishment of a state railroad
cormnissiou by an act of the legislature
of i505.
CU RED AT LOURDES.
Mn. flunrqiw's Marvelous Cure at tho
Pilgrim's Shrine.
blowout. Oct. 2.—-Mrs. Bohr-quewilo
oi llr. F. .l. Ilourque. medical superin-
tcndent of Longuo i'ointc asylum. return-
cd from Lourdes, France. on the steamer
ilrcgon In company with her husband
and brother. Ilr. due Jar-dines.
She Went to Lourdes as a pilgrim, hav-
ing been given up he an incurable victim
of peritonitis by many skilled physicians.
She returned cured oi her malady. Dr. doe
Jnrdlnes described the scene at Lourdes.
He said: "Mme. lionrque was taken to
the shrine at Notre Dame de Lourdes
Aug. :21. and I stood watching her in the
midst of over Loco pilgrims. As the
great procession marched up the church I
heard a reverend lather call out. ‘All who
have faith rise up and follow the Master.’
“Instantly. as if by magic. pnrnlytlos,
the bolt and maimed rosc up and (allow-
ed. With my own eyes I watched 15 for
mcriy llclplms pilgrims rise with a shout
of triumph and follow in the procession.
Among them was More. Bouruue, who
up to that time bud been lying belplell.
Since then sbc has been cured. "
A STRANGE CASE.
Mn. linrlen' him .‘Nllll l’ay Her Twen
Thou-mod Dollars For Himself.
“Aillihill 121;. llct. :.——;\ «1381* decided
by the supreme court ut i’ittsburg in-
volves nu mtcrcsillu.r story. About :31
years uuo Mrs Annie hinders surrendered
the custody of her little boy to his grand
father Until he should rvucb his majority.
the grandfather agreeing to pay her $20.-
ooll as o couslili-rntlon.
(In ihe dvnih of thi- urundfnihcr the es-
tnic refused to pay the money. and the
mother brought suit to recover it. The
son had in the meantime grown to man-
hood. and being administrator of his
grandfather's estate was made defendant
in his luothcr's suit.
Judge Simonton decided against Mrs
finders on the ground ihnt the contract
was against public policy, but the eu-
preino court reversed his decision. and tho
ndmlnisirntor will have to pay his moth-
er tritium as coltsideratlon for his own
irumi‘er when a babe.
SHE KILLED A BEAR.
A New York i-orlrty Women's l'iuoly Shot
With a flllle.
San/«VAL- Lani-z. N. Y.. not. 2.—-A mon-
ster biucli [war was billed by Mrs. Wil-
liam A. venison. a prominent society lady
oi New York. at llry channel. near Flood:
wood pond. Mr. and Mrs, lionlsou and
Mr, and Mrs. inane Ludimu occupy adja'
cent outlawed on the channel.
hillbilly night all but Mr», llenieon had
retired when the unwolcomo growls of a
bear were heard without. The men Worn
awakened by the sound and began to
dress. but pmcky Mrs. llebluon stopped
outside with her riiio. and with one shot
killed the animal uiihln ill foot of her.
Admiral Mullah" In} I'l‘lI.
“Al/li’llnilli. iii-t. 2 MA upeciul from
Medium. \‘1l.. nuuouncnm the serious in»
jury of Admiral i-‘hufoldt. roilrcd. by he
in“ thrown from a carriage during a rum
away ills skull was (ravine-ll. and it is
looted that owing to his hdvahced ago his
injuries may mull totally.
Charged With Robbin. a Widow.
l'liliJllliiiJ'iilA. Oct 13 mlmwleilmznhly.
who has been a member of the local bar
for a number of yvors. is in Juli charged
with the cmimmlomcnt oi “Milli from
Mm, .‘iury iloillrn. n widow. Who but]
given him the cash to satisfy n mortgage.
The woumu is left pcnnllem.
lite-w "in "out ”if.
Summary, l’a. ili‘t. '..'.--’l‘immas \i'il
klnsrm. MINI iii yours. oi Excelsior, accl
dcnta shot himnoll while hunting rail.
bite. ho cilaruc oi shot cub-roll his
mouth and IlMQmI throuuh the top of his
head
Tented ill:- Miran-W‘s timed.
llarh. lilo, ilct. c.~\\‘liila1n A. Sla-
lor'e ”Albumin Iii'iilll yacht Eleanor on I
trial trip doveioywl u Iitli'iI oi ills know.
which is aborv metros-t reorilromcnta
Luke Ian-min I nmmlu iltliridtr.
aluminium. Ala. not, nwlmke law
under. claiming: his home to have been
limiters ilow. nob, moumitteil suicide at
Florian. with a Iiuduun.
Weather lone-er.
Fair. west. shifting to south winds:
teem weight; oicedyeed “Miriam
Wednesday.
Norwalk Chronicler