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OLSEN.
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scenarios
passing the quarantine statloc at
Iinllst Key the previous night is «ideal
Iy creating a stir. The collector of cus-
toms received the following telegram:
"ParaglsphD. sectionfi. article 9. one:
sutins mutations for domestic ports. is!
hereby waived in the case of the Finnish
war vessel Infants Isabelle. report“ do-
tslncd at Mullet Key quarantine by the
authorities of the United States law and
regulations W. F. Courts.
“Acting Secretary of the Treasury."
The foregoing relates to vessels arriving
from parts where yellow fever prevails.
and unless disinfected in accordance with
the resolutions and not less than five day;
have elapsed slnoe such disinfection the
vessel shall bs detained. ’l‘ho telegram
was submitted to the state health otliuor.
who promptly wlrcd a protest against
waiving the quarantine regulations.
Wasmso'rou. May 8.-—Tho actlml of
the Florida statc‘ board of health officials
in refusing to release the Infants isnbolla
was communicated to the treasury (ii-pim-
moot. Secretary Csriiulo said that in view
of this action there was nothing more for
his department to do in the matter. ills
directions to the collector of customs at
Tampa had been to inform the state oil]-
cials that if the vessel wus hold by thorn
under the allegation that she was vlolnt.
lug the government quarantine regulations
she ought to ho rolouscd.
If the vessel Is now being held by the
state oilioiuls under the state laws. that
was another mutter with which he i'Ollld
not interfere. The United States having
waived the provision of the quarantine
regulations through which the infants lsa‘
. hello ls detained. it would not be surpris—
ing if the .‘pflfllflh government lodged a
complaint with the stuto department.
BUCHANAN S HOPE.
1!. Must Be Real-nteneod liofore Being
Executed.
ALBANY, Moy b‘.—'l'lint oatise celohre of
the clinic against Dr. lluclinnnn, thl oon<
vioted wife murderer. was added to by a
refusal of Governor Morton to again ros-
pite the prisoner and the decision that
the execution cannot take ploco until the
state courts have rcecntoncod tho mun.
Wlth this decision conical also a pointed
disagreement on tho mutter between the
attorney general and lllstrict Attorney
Follows. followed by u decision of the ot-
torncy genorul under which Warden Sage
will not and which will servo to delay the
mutter at least a tow more weeks [Hill act.
for the fourth time it (into for tho execu-
tion of the (clinvlotod umn.
llriclly summarized. the governor do~
elincs to interfere any more in the case
aililn’turus It over to the attorney general.
who. for the governor. suggests that for
safety the ouuvlt'ioil innu boil butter bu m-
sontouwil. ilistrir-t Attorney l“L‘llu\\'.~l (luv
agrees with tho iiituriley general and bo-
lions tluit the- fl is nothing in the wuy of
executing the death >Ullll me.
A Von Hwirulllng loin-me.
NEW YORK. .\Iuy h.———I’ulilo Luptuin
Iiollly bus in eiistoily on original swim
dlcr. ills name Is (Ecol-go (illt/ow. umi
his Bl‘hmilt! bus been in roll on tho but
noes men of the east side lllltl inform them
that he were connected with the city court
and beds summons for them tonppcsr
for jury duty. If they objected to appear-
ng. as many of them did. he vvuuld coco; h
ribos from them and tin-n tour the pcr
pers up.
New Mini Superintonlh-nt.
WAsIttsoTox, Mny e.—'l‘ho resignation
of .\Ir. Townsend or. superintendent. of the
Philadelphia nilut wus revolved at the
treasury dopartmont. and utmost immo-
(lintoly Secretary Cnrllslo went over to the
White House. [\Ilil nitor n short conference
with the president the nppnlilliiu'nlu of Mr.
llerumn lirctz as .\l r. 'l‘uwusoml's succes-
sor and Mr. William E. Morgen as minor
Wore signed by the president.
\"nrnisli i‘urtory lturiml.
Jausrzv CITY. Iiluy s.-—.\ ilro tllut (‘lilll-
oil is loss of ‘75,”0“ slime il in the Imperial
Varnish company's lili'lill‘)’. .lursivy l‘ity
heights. 'l'ho Its-:llity is in Hudson coun-
ty hour the West ilulmluvn lino. Sprints-
norms ooiiillustluu were the «close ossignoil.
Besides the vurulsli fut tory \Villiuin 51n-
ina's gonzo fuctury Illlll n llth‘ll residences
Wore also destroyed.
High Roller Marries an Actress.
liuomtm'x. May tl.-—llnvlil Marrow-h. a
young neon. 23 yours of age, who I'nriuur-
ly achieved distinction as the curl mun of
the football team of tho l'liivorsily of
l’ouusylmuln. wus united in nmrriugo to
Miss lronc Lu lluy. an notruss. 'l‘ho llf'lllti-
groom is the son of u wealthy Woolen
manufacturer of l'hilmlolpblu.
Minister to lie Tried on n lirovo Charge.
I'lTTFlll‘ilil. Mliy H.——|iov. it. if. Shoh
drake. ll. 1).. of (lluolnuliti is to be tried
before tho l'ittsburg proebytorylu June
on n cbmgo of adultery. The charge was
made before tho prosbylory by Rev. ll.
Choufout. Tho judlt-lul lutmmllivo til. olive
preparer! tho oburgus mul l'llilil ilio iululs‘
tor to nppcur horn in Juno.
Aasemlilyiuon I‘lny Iiissebilll.
ALHAM’. May ll.—~'I‘bo :islclnblylm‘n
vurioii the monotony of heavy loglnlutlve
Work by pluylug lmsulmll, uml tlto llnpuh.
lionns \vnllopoti tho llolnoornts to the time
of :57 to 2”. Mr. Hluuchllulcl nml Mr. linx-
tor umplmtl. and tho only biotilont wns
the injury of Assemblyman Finn's mtklo.
Delaware Republicans (tumult Agree.
Dovmi. Dot. May El.-'l‘ho coliforonco
among the licpubllonn members todli»
cuss the sonntorship muddle was called to
order at u o'clock Inst night and rcuminod
inscsnlon until midnight. when an ad-
journment was hml without anything
having been accomplished.
Howgate Out on iiall.
Wssmsoros. May 8,—Cuptlsln Henry
W. navigate. who has been in loll some
time awaiting trial on on indictment
charging him with tho embezzlement of
sacrament funds. was released on 015.000
I'srn 'i'cus of titer-gens In 00. Day.
Osra Mar. May 8.-'l'he largest catch
of sturgeon over nought in this section
was taken at Fishing crook. It amounted
to ten tons. (lust quantitiessrsheing
alight daily.
wasted a Prohibition Mayor.
Doves. it. J.. liar summoned V.
Wolf. Prohibition!" candidate for mayor.
hashssn slanted. receiving a majority“
in over decree VI. italics: Devil. Republican-
Wsaihsr tonsil.
‘ fiercely.
WWfiMt‘w
it?
a
Mini. s ' tsdwithths
mothering Window teammate
self thaths Clayton and John Ban
terwsre total) unsuited to each other.
Old .‘Jrs. Baxter spoke of it to her son
with conviction. and Mrs. Clayton sug~
nested it toher daughter delicately. its
hsrumnner was.
"What on earth would your father
have sold John?“ demanded his mother.
"is she intended for a. country
minister's wife? Look at the way she
dresses! Look at her hair. doncin the
very latest knots! Look at her hands! I
don't want to say anything against your
happiness. John. but she isobuttertly!
She hits no stability of character! I‘m
even'ufmid that when the first glamour
: Then John iiitenmmi'ivitiw few ro-
nuirks that sent his mother from his
study illorotliuu over inclined to find
fault with Lillll'll Clayton.
Wllut Mrs. (.‘lciytuu will. was:
"DuriiugJ don't wmnh-ryuunro in
love with John. “0 is the ill-uro-st buy
null iln- least-vs.» stunt-ll. so ti'llv—wl sluill
nover'Wori‘y about you. At locot not so
for us John inc-ulti-oi'lu-tl."
“I use." laughed Lmu'u. ”You're
nfruill tluii I'll long for the llt'Hli pots of
Egypt. aren't you? Allll their. l'Il be the
GDP to grow timl? Win-u I'm the blunt
construct person on earth. tun. liililll‘
uni!"
"Slilitlus ooozm foam. " qu Mrs.
Clayton. siniliuc: uud niegltiujr lllli'.
"Laurel. (lt‘ili‘l'st child. 1 clout” wont to
muck. but lift! you sure you Immv your
own lit‘lil‘l? Tlli' ('loytoue~----\vi-ll~-" slu-
sigliotl uguiu~"tlio (.‘liiytuus are out out
out. of granite. And you're ll thorough
gluytun. dour."
So it was that even their own linuseu
holds hull doubts about the i-ngugoineut
of the young pr-upiv. Every new know
that John Batyti-r Motel t'ur l’uc'itzlu high—
luintlotluess llllll nlllglt'ib'rtn‘ of iillll iiml
heart.
Everyone knew 'tluit Lemur (.‘lnytnn,
with all her charm. was it dancing sun.
bcuui—vuowr lung still. Tim is. every
one t'Xt'l‘lll .luliu. Luuni lilll‘W it. She
felt llt‘l‘ own uuwurtliiuws lm-uly
enough without lie-inc: told of it. its fl‘v-
quoilll)‘ us slu- was. Silo lllllllllll'll lit-F
selfiu bur lilil}llll:..lll1l mkul illillV in
be filliilt‘: um illfiiht and um “like him.”
her petitions mu
Montiv’bilo the-iv \Vt-t't- tbuw Wlill Wl-l'l'
\villiite: tmvnuvv nu lllv launcher: of the
engage-molt: lu-l‘m» llu- «n-l ot'llu' your.
For John was in 1m in in; 43".! parish in
usui' town ill :iu Morin .'v-. lillll the
$116?” mills-i zit llll"ll uric: nt’ Lutmi
(‘lciiluu's ro-umiiiiii: oi llll' miller llllllll
for it your.
At first llii' yuuu: \vnmcm lu-lmvi-«l
:itllllli‘illlh. She Pie limit-ll Kli)l‘l\ llilll
nliuuet ln- l Hllli «li- lllllll‘i We to Mb 1-
unuu mu is cilia; .ilul tum. Slu- \Vllllt' to
Joint: .. l"_\ do}. illltl slow with his lei-
tlest ll'll-‘I' bi-lwuili lim‘ pillmv «every
night. Slu- uuitiuuml tupt-ciy for stenci-
l’llsiuow mul ;;‘umlri4~~:s "like his." Then
:it the our] of two months Laura and-
richly plunged into guyoty again.
“My ill-:n‘wt ruutlior." shi- suit] to her
roumusimliuc: Ilill'r'lli. "[ um no: u illn-
ilm \\'llltl‘.\'. I um not own llllil'rli‘ll.
When l um I hllitll (lo nightly us John
Wlollt'rl. )ll-alutinio. l ‘s'uull tint lleri'
myself In fillll'lllt' by never having any
fun. You know I never m i‘ ;; mun!”
“Nu." mill Mrs. (‘lilffilvtlL su'wtly.
“Arthur lionllu'muko is lattice-r ;-. buy."
”I've known him since I was at Iniby."
"\Villl llll‘ l‘Xl‘ttllilHli lvl' flitl lllhl
four year» during Wllll‘ll ln- bus been
"3lll.
uwuy."
“Du you llll‘lill to my _\'l>ll think I'm
lliriiug’: Ilnosu‘t Arthur lzcmwut' my
engage uwnt.‘ llnosii'l .lnbu knuw every
time l m- Arthur": Yuum'w lllll'l'lll to
HIV. immune."
"My .|«~.ut'.".~'ie:liwl incur 321‘4. Waylon.
“l bog _\'..ui'i-:ir.1nn lursmrluiuu'tn into-r.
l'ero. lmlly \\’.tlllc‘<l you twin mulling
hlllll you'll l‘-"_fi‘l'l."
“Vincent-nu [mum ilnuum-l nut of the
result lillll \vupt ovc-i' .lubuK l'trt': ucmtvly
glues im‘ lr‘t‘ll pltulnui'upb t'nt‘ zuvliilo.
Thou hllet'lll IIlWillk with Arthur llnl-
brmko one! llllll him
coming I'l'b'llllslllp
wmnon.
Meantime- Mrs. Buster \vx'wtc‘ letters.
The iuun- Liturn found t'muputciutieliip
of one sort uml number i' l" in] in her
luippiui-ss, the llllll'i' hlll‘ «l.-~pi.~u~xl tho
light tiuluro nlll' 11ml ulwny< l. .«u via-.lit.
ccl with um! clue mot-o i‘.'lll'li§l_\' slu- elv-
ninulillelntavt'l‘l‘i‘. .‘ipzit'tuli vit'tnw that.
lll'l' luvur pus-wool. Him :"‘“.I.' morbid
lnlli'l'ill'\ll‘i‘ ill llt'lllil' ltlm. Hlir- lllH'
trilslwl It. i“ mural flouting infirm-ls. hoi-
lllilrtl (-urmi'y lunch-s. .‘llltlril‘ittt' with
till the t’m-m-ul' lli‘l' lllllll .t-ipituw‘. llllllll‘i‘
to lunlso herself a person wt' new Mm. itllll
failing imullly. KIM) cuticle-mu 1 horse-11‘.
llt‘l‘ letters In John \i'i‘l't‘ Hll‘AIl‘fl‘, Hell'-
nm-usciiury :lll‘uil'e. \t‘llll‘li. :lllllml tullis
mother‘s itpiallw. lbw-traced lilo yulllli:
mum‘s l:l‘lil'l' ol' llllllll mm! vllwluully.
ul‘l)'lll}.:llll his unit sli'l‘llu’llt ul'ubcir-
lll‘Il'l’. nevi-r dwell-lieu: l'ui' ecu instant the
uuslmkuhlo unlim- of his ri-uzcral for
hours. between going. for lvinpumry
comfort to one Mills llurnéhv-zi lirziuby. u
illetiiIu-rul' his Altar Illllltl. ltllll it girl
rather given to Wearing silver creme»
and other «ecclesiastical ji‘Wi‘ll')‘.
D l “ it it 1
“Wliyillweu't Arthur llullu'mku (“"1119
here anyloom-1’!"rlenmmlt-tl Mrs. Clay-
ton of her «laughter. one day.
Lnuru lnokml up. stuntuvly white and
weary.
“1 item him uwuy."
ontly
”My do: it! 'l‘lien it came to tlteit?"
“YEN. N
“Are you regretting it. incur-n. dialer?"
asked her mother. gmtly.
“NO.”
"You didn’t care for him?"
“No 9|
“i am so glad. Poor boy!" remarked
Mrs. Clayton. “But. darling.y on must
notsendhlm any out etc mistaken
unseat loyalty. It would has wrong
toloiui WWW”
“ W «trombone-slur
lll‘l' llli :Il'll‘ti ('(lfl-
lli'lWH'li llLt-ll moi
she said lllfllflill"
quartered.
infirm “Miami!
We“
fume. ‘*
inhabited hornet lot
It hadbeso beans mistake in
mmrcre to um than
ethos Gratuity hadhelped himtodiseovsr
his fault.
That night when she prayed uncon-
scimisly the old prayer rose to her lips:
“Make me steadfast and good like him ”
she whispered. and then rememhorlnz»
hurried her face in the coverlldund
cm
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ANIMALS TRIED PM CRIMES.
Qurious Law of Olden Times by Which the
Lower Animals Were Punished. ‘
In these days of enlightened equity it
is hard to realize that there was a time
when the. lowur animals were prosecuted
by law. As late as the sixteenth coritury
hogs. min. flies. bees and insects of var-
ious kinds Wore Hill‘iliilly tried for depre- ‘
(lotions of which it were. will they were
guilty. it in: res-united that ii. lot of" rats
trimltoeut up the burleyul' tllomuth
of France. In the trial the carts were
defended by ('.‘hassvnoux. i'. pvt-cit lawyer
of the they. who umunlly \vuu tho «wise
for the ccniiiutls. in Sardinia tin-use was
the only animal exempt, from iceipitul
puulslum-ut. Why it should have been
oxeinpt unm- than other mutual-l is ii.
lilyste-i'y. Snucotimos em enliunil Would
be l'XI'l'llll.‘ll. Again it Would bouiuitho-
lllill’lm'tl.
Mule-s beevo licul tlwiro'lrsliqqnnl oil
for v.’r~u;:«lniug. if the mute- was very
lmtl be mu tlu- l‘llillll'l' of being ilerhli‘ed
forfeit to the king. vslnvrvt'miu it. will be
HlH-‘llfl‘li‘fl t‘licit the-1m Wltrt jib-t o. trifle of
lililllml in llll' gnvvnunomtimeliness.
It is stated that .i llllllli ...' sumll tlies
3.2.“ h lwl lli'i mun .‘ port in Ill iwru e es-
1:3pr punislum-ut lit-muse of their ex-
tlt'illl' youth and small ti: o. Once in
Frillll‘i‘il number of hugs uwrtr tried for
dovmu'ing cm infirm. The \'l-1'.lict.wns
that they should be hanged. drawn and
The sentence was carried
out.
I’rlK't‘llllTl‘H of this lllitlll‘l' \\'t'l‘(' rom-
iuuu as late 3er the time of Shakespeare.
Toward the lutter Hill of llli' sixteenth
century the authorities awoke- it) n sense
of the utter silliness of the whale affair,
null by the: your lillll the practice lllill
lll'UHIH' Vt rv unmrmzmn.
(‘lzumlilca (.ut the Holilll rs.
The hunt lllri.l.\ltllll,\' 44: it‘?« ‘ m for
leiilllUl llll‘ lllt‘l’tlu- l‘cil. ( tilt; llilI: twillll
nullu lll_ litmt‘ April ’l«~ tun . .. tln- lull o- ~z
(ivllllllilil b l rut llu- l't'llt‘l Wet by (it'll.
Miro .lli:l..’l llt'lzil‘lJlll'll? u. 1.0”” men
fruit: the unity of (wit. l.iltllii"1lll'l'.
'l'ltv lure-v» t‘iilllt' twp-“m z'lttw in the-
:lftoi'ttn..1;it lllt' l-tlu'c' of .t rim: . .~w:uup
Ilt‘:ll‘ .ll'. well. At this :- .: at of the
your in it. .1 \‘lt'llilli‘ lllf'
('luun-s ... do”-..
call .UsIllit l't' bu—
iu the itflt till one. after
the still lieu [l.ir\.~t"l ilu' iln-t‘lrllm‘. llltlt if
in :lllzl “I lltlptuwlltll- in ill ‘tll'fll‘rll lili-
j.e.-ts.ci .'. lll~fllllt‘l' of :i llllil'll‘l'l yui'lls.
liliicli hilltt \v...~ hunting for 11. . nib-1'. and
they liilllll‘ t:»;...-tlu.~r l'nilllt‘l' nut-xpe-vteil‘y.
The Stunticrils .Hlil’i‘t'l’tlfill in repulsion this.
relwls'iu allnrt lll‘llt’l'. Eight on the latte-
sille foil. three killed outright. :unl mun}
others badly Wounded. Findingr that
lllr'th'l‘l‘ uutuiunlu-rwl z':i»l nub-losses]
tin: n-lwls tnul; to [llf' swamp. ticw Spun-
lllf'll‘i right lll'lllllil lllt'lll. mills; its first
us llll'll‘ guns and in- Its wm. ll permit.
Set-iii}: llllii the} “"t'll‘dlltllll in hoover-
fillil'll the twin-1s wcolml llll‘. >lt.;llnw llikl‘.
attll~ii.pzi:- : tn guilt the Ull‘llllhllf' shore.
ulmul lmi ' :l iitile- (ll‘liilll. Ni. winner
haul the-g: jumpe-I into llll‘\\'2lli~l' llliillllli‘
Hum» 11]: \ itlmlc‘ illl'll‘ ltlrlll'ktl'dill’l‘. Tim
lli'.'\I litter: .lliru knew he int-l :: f...» lilorp
fill‘llllt‘lu. lli‘ timli ibi-rnyulist Soldiers. He
lmt tw. lv.- ~13 his tin-n in Illl‘ bike. ilii-y
llt‘lll” 4 it» ll in the chromium lwi‘ux'otlii-y
could in It lll'll
tooth a Poor lmltxstor.
tuiluuiuu story client? liulwiu
lumili :’ 1'”: lil lllt' Tull-ll» lllloll‘: "Uil
llll' u. w «it n of lllr-‘n brothers twin-lit llt‘
Wm bin". Quit: ln'lllllll tllv .‘sl'nilw when it
i'lllll'm'li'i' cu-tur. who lliJl l... :1 giving:
bulletin-oi» mt untwl upturn. \v;1.;ilmm m
I‘l‘ri‘l‘lllll . » 1.11 l‘lll‘ill'l'. 'Wlmm do you
llllllllll' lltili' llltlllll'l-Il linufll. "You."
was t!t.~ reply. '1 Wet.» gniux t l l't'lll‘l‘rt‘llt
ymi in lluuilot's sulilwquy. but if you
lunk nu l't.i lili’lllil l Hllzlll main-illness of
Tlli‘
it.‘ 'rs‘ttmmw- Iiinitutt- Inym-lf'." rmum‘kml
the the ~ ii tli.ililtl bodily putting onthe
iillll‘l'zt .t' wigr ucle lmttuniug up his
i' mt It.~ \.‘ 't nu illl'l lli'llt‘v‘l‘i'll llli‘ \voll
ktiuwu licwl. Next lum‘uiui: ileum-we-
pupvrs » '..-- I rim! the iiuirzitinm l'lllllml
tlll' ili'l'l'wt'ilullll‘l'. 'Illll pvhalmilnll uf
lllwiu liuutlt lei-inc: simply t'ilm-cmtlgb
tn inuku limt lll'illl' .‘lllltlili'l' burl lio ilt't'll
it.‘ " _
.i Nature-l Inquiry.
A lllllllllv‘i' ut‘ pl-va were quilter's-«l at
u stencil intiic‘mul elation cu the tmin
g.) by. (new limit in llzt' i'ruwvl Intel is
Iuiwc'uluiw «lug. niul tlu- lllll [use of
the. llll 5 v.‘.; . .i" liver u.» that of cm}; ntlwl'
Slil't’lill'rl'. .\~. cleric-nit: lf‘JFllll not nice
ill'l' wugs. null m: i wilting (lawn the. ll'ril'k
all. tho 2‘ th' ul' tliirtvfivo- milm cm Itmm
the- clue: emit ul’lvt' it. burhiitgcmvl yl-Ip~
ing ‘i’urinuely. After u long: chum» lu-
cume bush in the plutfurui out of breath
and lumen
“l‘ln yml reckon tlult Iluru fool clog
matuully thought he ("Hillel l'llii'll tlmt
train?" Venue.- iiekml of the- owner. .
“Will. i don't know bout that."
gruvely reminded the I'nuntryumu; "the
timught Illlil’ was ilgitiitiri‘ my mind
were when he'd u clout- with it if be but]
caught it."._
l‘lll'
Live Its flops-
Fashionable l’lilluntropby «~ English
Illltnwkvlly' in It you illirrn-iiiuus copy
the iii-nulish?
Ainoriocuiw'iVo are in hopes you Enu-
lishmen will use» howit lmksund get
disgusted with yourselves. «Atlanta
Constitution.
“Artistic reeling.
"Do you think that an artist puts his
own feelings lntohis Weirkr'askod the
. ”more the really.
.” she wenton thoughtfully,
Mononucleosis—oi
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