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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 3, 1896 · page 7

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I ”0th am main [til-61ml“ Hit " iindium for 3: years.”
,ottowqpoundr sold In the pact year testify to Meir (popularity.

willful!!!" dill-1,4 IO QMNfiCflr 'Nzw tom; noun.

 

 
 

IRISH PASTOR.

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and Natty.

allow it porhuw'no hotter pastor in
. ‘ world from the spiritual point of
W. The Irish pulpit! regard hitu with
mingled Rulings of own and row-room
undlovo. ,A-txtmd don] of thin rt-nard is
m doubt Inspired by uttwratitiou—hy a
Wt?! tho nttprrnaturul woven-taup-
[m to ho ptmm'm-d by “God's anoint-
, :"but... apart from that Futlm Pat
mama forhimmll tho warntt-ttt cor-
nor in the hoarttt of NH limit by his ex-
mum: qualities as a spiritual pastor,
, nitricnd when tho soul is in not-d. m
I to; in nioknottit, distress; zutd mitt-
{than 0. Many of the priests may lack
sooth grace and million, but thoy are
untimmtly tittod for tho spiritualdutim

 
 
 

,flhnrgcr Fino'goutlontr-n not uoodod for

[the hard and rt'polit'llt sarvieoo—na tin-y
' ' ppm: to m-cular (yon-of tho Catholic
'ohuroh in Iroland.

' ‘ Futhol; Pat’s single: mindvd dovotion
,to tllodutios of his ollhm, and his hot-u
, interest in tho spiritual not-do of his
flock-give hint usnrs-r title to tho ro-
Vllpct‘tt and rovoronoo of tho [alpha than
culture and learning. Btlflltivfi, ho is
brought into Intillltll‘l‘, relations with Iill'
‘pooplc all through lilo, but unusually at
its most motnontous and sob-mu mott-
sious. ”Soggurth Moon" is tho [Mipio's
turn: of ondoantnrut for Father Pat, and
one of the moat tumultu- of tho Immatu'
songs asks: '
Who in tho winter's night,
Saguarth moon,
Wlwn “to cold blast did blto.
‘ Soggnrth aroon,
Cantu to my t-nhln door,
And on tny mrtbvn tloor
Knult by tlw. ”it'll and poor.
Haggai-tit uroon?

Regarding tht-m tut a body, tho priests
um indwd a wry simple minded. nu-
worldly and warm hoartml hotly of n'n-n.
without craft or undo-though, zit-vorti-
ingtotbt'ir cllt’mlit‘ri, who'ltnow tln-m
not. those;- lu'o tinsir dintlttt'tivt- tpntlitirs
--——und thoy pass through thvir narrow,
colorless and soil satcritirimzlivc-s Plum"
fuliynnd‘ gihdly, rim-king no rewards, so
far as this world in oont'ornt-tl, but. tho
cute-om and low of tin-tr “what—(Join
temporary Review.

/ .

A QUEER RUSSIAN GAME.
It Involves I Plunge Into Matrimony or
3 I: "envy Forfeit.

In m0 part9 ofllmlnln a ‘(llll't'l' ganu'
is still pinyt'tfltt‘ (Ihrlhtmrah'titno which
hits muvh to do with tln- futurr “to of
tho pantir‘ipatttx. rhimo prontitn-tlt por-
tion in tho viliauv- amount-vs that thi-
annual ntt't'rytnztlaing pill ho held at hi.-
lmum. On tho appointt'd day tho youth:
mun and wonwn lumen to Illa houu.

‘ Thorn :trosonps and gum. .4 and tizlliz‘l ‘4.
but tiny al't' .wtimply a 1m Ilult' to th»
more important lmrinv-ss of tho day.
When the tinw t'otutp, tho ltmtrsa Imols
all tho (kirk into mh- room. VVIII'I'I' thry
seat thontm-lvm on tho iwlil‘hl‘fi. Laugh—
ing [illt'i t'IlIllll‘l‘illi,’litt'}'1'.l»'"'.ll‘ilIii“ mp?-
ly mnfllid in winding lill'l'lr' Ity th-
hostoss. Tho bond and hair and form
arosocnroly ('ovrrvd, and whoa sh:- to
thaw tho girls i‘m-t’nhlo panama-4.

Tho young nu-n draw lots, and 4 no by
ono thoy ontor tlu- room whorv tho taut-
flcd girhl nil. Iivlph-sx so far are sight or
tonal] “that, tho puzzlml lovor trle-n to
lottato hill favoritv. Mayho she Would
ht'iap him if ilt'l‘ t-yon worn nut hiddizu,
but Him is an ill-Ipir-tfi as ho. Finally bu
uhoom's 0131‘, and thou lmntuy tum-ll ln-r.
This in tho oritiral monmnt. and disap-
pt’tintmout or raptun- will b:- thn- Insult
u! noting hot- fat-r.

It in tho law of t'llt‘tlllfl that ”to man
uhall marry the girl In- lnm ltit'ItmI «or,
and if villu-rhut'knout a ln-uvy fot'l'rtt.
must ho paid. It in said that this that-
rimonial lntlvry in prulnwt‘tvi- of many
happy ntarriaurr. -3ito=t'ti'd' t '. n-rrrttmtzib
tutor.

 

 

 

 

'I'hn lnopln-d ('qu Cook.

Outing tolls about camp t'ooltory. in-
cluding tho wok. ,'l‘ln~ ut-nuino ramp
molt in an artittt in his way. ’l'hv musi-
cian matron no u hear titlttuuentrutll'iutz,
and tht- painta-r lll'Illgil li'ilrfi to do- «you
if illtlllll't‘ti. Tho rump mol; union, by
tho vory way in whwlt ht-tlum bin \vorlt,
mutton tum hungry.

“The ramp rook." my» tho “rill-r,
"lihtltiltl take prirh- in tho arti'lu- han-
dling of his nit-nails, partinnlarly in the
ability to low-phat! n ilomt thinnsgoiuu
at tutor. ilt' mind Im'p nIrt-ady voolo'd
lltimpt hot, and root: Illi‘ utn'ooiml thing»
tnrutttittu. To do this lw ban got to utt~
th-rntuml tho icintht oi tlm to how,
win-tim- largo or "null Inizlw". hot ttsltt-u
or mlltot rntltorx. Ilu nhouhl ulm know
how to art the mind work at the hunt
mpt'mlittm- of labor from Itintmnlt‘llth-m
Smoothing many (’lltlit‘i urn lat'ltitm In
in the way to Itt‘t‘pl‘mllp(Ilhht’m‘httlll for
milking. An unwanhul apple Nutn‘vptlll
will Mn to try trout in hmlniw tip in
a pleannnt tart“. tint on tlllWilHllt'lI th‘h
midor will manually a nu» to molt upplo
vitamin. inotltor ward», tho emit should
Inow What and what to wttuh. "

Profits-tonal “it”.

"In tin-re any tttll’lit'llltlt‘t‘lt'r’vntll'lt'fl’m-
pluint moon-ml with your protmuiou?"
mow! tho lfllt‘t‘l‘ffil “dint of tho riilutnutt.
“Tilt-m Ill tlm Willi! tlt'nt. tho Itit'yt‘lo
lam and tho battl‘lltlil mm, and I thought

uam might ho mmwtlting of tho amt
my you gaunt-r». " It
, "No."mid tho rillrmmt; "nothing of
Ill"l"-” '

“ 1 ' "‘1! in tort! qnwr." mid tho rhtwtul
l'liot thoughtfully. "I didn't, Httpposo

 

 

 

 
 

‘m‘mnn Ama'vo! the Poor I

which, as pastor", thoy ham to dinol

... 'll'ltlti'l'IMt B'Ult mm

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QOLORB THAT UNION AND CONFED‘
ERATE SOLDIERS DIED 'FOR.
Change» Made In tho ()flleinl Flag of the
Booth-The “Own!" Flag at Ireland and
, tho "Bonny mun Flag" of Texan—«Bren».
work. Made of Kentucklanl.

The custom in tho l'nion army was to
IlIlV.‘t'ill'il n'uinmntourry twolluggoau with
nwtttal, with tho Hliltt! t-outof urutsout-
lilazonml upon a plain blito ilvld, and a na-
tional, tho stars and strum, with the mono
and number of the ronimcnt.
mental flags of tho‘ Iriuli hrlmulo (New
.ank), for ltmtnnoo, were at deep imam,
emblazoned with thu‘ harp, nunburat nml
uhatttrtmk. All lrhtlt rclglntontt-t in tho SCH“
ltro i'lll'l‘ll‘li ouch lltnpl. Ilow tltvaly ('t‘l‘tlo
t'nthuslasm multl lro stirred by tho banner
of [mt-n was illustrutnl during the repulse
'oi Pit-knit at (iottl’nbnt’tn (.‘owuu't-l First
' New York buttery Willi ordorod in to ro

lit-Vt: (fusltittu'u about the. thuo that Arm~
lslotul's tnl‘lt had I‘i'iu'ill'li tho stono wall.
‘A simultuumus tuovonwnttvtm outdo by

tho lrhdt hriwuio from tho loft. toward tho

thrmtcnml wlnt. Ono of Uowuu‘n dt'ivvra,
mt II'IHIIIIIIIII not tmtwvlniiy bravo, ltosltulvd
labour. urging birth-um forward win-rv tho,
tllISh‘III'N III'W think and llllw'lu. Suddenly
iCl‘In'h haunt-r Iillhilt'li it up Ilt'Ililld n lt-dgo
of root: and caught. Illh‘ t-ye. Rising: in his
satin-ups, ho t'xrlulmml, “Ililtlu-r ol’ Mosul,
(be owld flux!" uml lualml and lell'l'l‘ti
bin homo; on with n dinluy‘ul’ zoul that

had m'vur lam-n ublt- to ammo. .

All that can be said of northern battle-
tlnm can be said of soutlu'rn onus too.
I‘iilt’il sending stttto aunt out troops on its
on u amount, and with ”Will, an n symbol,

tho state on uplaitt livid. Among .Nlll'll
were. tho rumour; i’uhnolto of South (furo-
iina, tlu' l’t-lirtm of Louisiana utul the
lmu- Ftarol‘ ,llottlty illuo Flaunt ill-ms.
'I'ho lingo! tho l'wtll'ly‘tit‘vt'lllil North Chm»
Ilna boro tho (itlll's May L‘tl, 177.3, and
May :2”, toxin-tho datwof tho revoltv oi
tho minty igoinst England and ot‘ tho
sort't-ssltm of tho slum '

- Tho lll‘nt olib‘hti Iiztgzoi' lhosoulh was
tho stars and It'll-s. a lion partly mph-d
lrotn tho l'nlou honour and “Wiring! sut‘h
:t :att‘olt': tuna-tithlttnt't- to it that Iht'itttt
wort! not dislimtuisbahln In tho lh-ld. .ln
imlih' t'tt- Imposing t'ultlltllltltlx‘ Il't'flillt‘
hapolt-t-rly l‘illlllllril'ti. as in tho first'lluli
lion. and though the rvuolls \vvrt- bloody
t-nottgh to Mill. tho tx~vtt>ion tho Hillililm'll-
om thotvtzht tho slatttrhttu'tvuu not “I'll
til~:ttiluttmi, uud III'KZIII tointroduvo mt-
t-olors 1H lmltlo tings, buritn,r the stunt and
intro bruit“ and hmduunrtom um A lint:
known ':.~t :‘. "lizztlh-ilutr” appoarvd in little,
and Iilt‘ rroset, Similurt I that of tho (‘l‘u'ri‘
l'l’iiI I'll; Ilafinl‘ Irilil. \tuslts pl'Illl'Ip.’.I
vlnlliout. 'I‘ILH ll.t;:t"1ll~‘l\tttl of u I‘I‘tl llv,’
with I'n‘t'llivillt‘iiillglllllll burs, having nur-
I'ltl‘l whim Ilt‘l‘tll'l'ri t-rosa-d In IIII'I'I'IIIIr.
'I'l‘v I-‘ll‘,‘ \vl'i“-' \thi‘» +_t.::~~ lllllililt'l‘l'li n-
t""*viite:: Ill font): 5' n.1-ol'thv 'I'uvalmpht-

 

ll<"I lin-ir Il‘li' \tiilt u sittyrlo slur. 'l'lta
tau: his (1.x: sunk.
lillf‘l‘1ll"ll'lit‘tivvilllfi’llllltrliill-t
'i'ha: hour» n V ‘ rial'. ’
Vans: l _l{{,'.,'l"lt t! Iry tlzt' limit of Torah. 'i'lzv

,-)I'I"Il"li 'I‘mu: ling ltrsvl I‘l'l'll .'t ilIIIi‘ t‘._\',
WI .1 \shttt- -'.‘u' in tho. vent-r, and who”
i'w 'I‘tt'tpn it" qr: t'llli: lilo ('I‘l'lfi‘ litt'i‘ N‘-
i:'It:: (I ”24' I Iiii' r‘llll'.

'I'Iu- t'rn‘u tyntth' Iilt‘ I'lillrl‘iil'l'flll'II.‘J;.'l'llIl
.«pi- ttotm Ii‘. IdlIII". and it mn- l'l‘i.‘.Illl‘lI to
tho t-ml, I‘t‘lllt: tub-c m- tIIIIt‘II, ("Him but»
lh'll'uftli lh'l'.‘ llh‘ Il'IN-MI lull": Mil-third
from or: . l' to t'tti‘llt‘l', linking an t'.!.<)'
I.‘t;'I‘I. lot l'z ion (rum. :1de that .‘l‘.’l':ll!;.’l'
tarot IT'lYt' pl.- w' in PM: to our ttilh u
whim ily, buvitur ll I‘I‘llill'l‘ll lutttlolinytnu u
t-u-rnv-rplu'v Ill-.t ti.“ whilt-so pn'potub-r
at. :I. In tun-o9 that ti-«- color Il'l'fltlll' ttlmml
Imbiblo l-t :l ”rum! lnrt~-:u-.':tl‘d tbt‘ lint
hula-«I “to u Mira; I of intro. 'I‘lt rumou-
tltla objot-lbut :t \t‘ltlo, \‘t-t'lit'nl bar of l‘l‘ll
MW plum! Ht lin- ullu't‘ mim'ttl’ litv II_\‘
'I‘la'ro \t.‘ - to tam-inkling lhi~ H}'lllIHtI, ulul
It ~ :3i fin! tho :uvulh. us IIH' l‘t-utm'tu o!
tho-.hi luv -:.ll I‘l'll..‘lIl‘l‘tI'--Iilt‘ hint-s, and
III" l‘t‘tI, \t'lu‘tw .'.,'*-I lliill‘.

'l‘h-n ll-w‘ of tho li'wrty ninth tit-omit:
and I‘m Sixth liv‘tttttrlty orn typos ot’ tho
Wolf ’i"I'IIt‘ Iv, truth-:5: oi lhv t-‘trzl nit-I
\H" l, ll'a‘ tin-v turn that (It'r~I;,.'ltt1I\\'IlIl tho
ill.l!llllllviil IlIill‘ u row. \'. lib \VIlilt':‘l::l‘:.ttlui
Imrdotw, on :: ind {‘l‘nll'dl.

'I‘Ir' Sixth Ii“lllllt‘I\_\' Ill‘IllIl;Tt'lI in tho W
mmtml ('1'va :lI lu'ufmln ol' that Blalh', u
I‘Jlllll' I:t-,.tom‘ti Itt'iit'llt‘l‘tti lil't-t'klltt‘ltim‘
sft-rtlu- lurlwot .‘lttrl'm-»-lrr‘o. l’n-vlom
to‘tln- Inlllh‘ lIlw .~ turn but! I'w‘ll rt-lm'rn-d
In H writintt' I»i“'.‘1‘.ll' lhvi' \\‘l‘l"|“$|I:lII'I
omI- maul Itt‘tllllt'l.)', diu'tatut-hi ml lll‘ll
dilutit MI by tlvv. tr tu-l'lt‘o 2‘ lit‘ for joining
tltw i'tul it.” ,\i Mllrirm-dmro tin-y
but ill. 3r Iv .rlwt', ("lI'tllt'I lino-on, tho in
tin l‘ti t'm I'll mlo, who v.4 . LIIIMI ubilv
lim‘ltw lill‘lll l'l‘lIl 1' lb" ll'-' of _.ir..' l'ni-m
v-umm. .. mm tfu “HI only lzllt\\t‘ll tI-mu
Flttlm uf tmu't, hi I II'I III" in w. nf llp- [mu
out I it.” lit m'lt t' . .mltior' lutml ot‘ u lot-
luttlu 'I‘Ittt—t l? v} I t ‘I"tll' tlo'tlnl)‘ tvl'ltlt ll'HI.
I’l'ltll'~'§lll’ Hull-vol II:ll'\l|I’lI. Ill Itiw ulnth‘

 

 

of tho I... n r lllttumillu lhlu I’I‘Illfllll‘ no ll
lll~ll‘.|iiuu Hm Illj"‘l'*~t typo til Atuorttrtu
haunt. D: «l.
ultvr lilfl‘l' frontal oi wrt‘hw Ill tho bat-uh ..

lt'rm tlm ,‘IIH'I'Q ytrIt‘M oi Imlilta only
1.5;” truhg- llntlmttiu- l'mdaya of Hub!
1! ' tn ti‘il't’dl lll tit-l‘ IIootI IIll‘ mold but
" ' \wuuh II mul Milt tI. I’t'ut'r lltatl MI
Iot' tittll‘ 'I‘Iu’ l‘t'mmt'tl Hf IItI' Htlil. \i’IlIl
lmm byiho 'lvntb \Ilv‘hljmtt. Ii unit a
ta-u‘uz l'i lip-Vt" .t that IIwu‘lubttmlonmI

lulu tn tl-I‘ ll - Iu‘wtwlmiriw,

'IIH ruiur t'tl‘titl, “bit-h pluyu litt-t-hil'l'
putt to llw lttllltlttuldllnll mul llt‘I‘l'llN' of u,
ltntllu IIJU, ttvtml vt-ttl in tho l'ttlntt llll'ttlt
try ovation-ms it own. nod to tlwt'outmh r
utw l'.’ '1 ho mivr Iwztrvro worn norm-unto.
I low-ll tor thI-it‘ lily" mltIIt-ry nmn-nruum
ltml t‘Wvlt‘lIH I'i'l‘ hmra'ry.

At: It fill“ the volutttw-ra wvw not ulw'n
to brilliant dual-a ltullt-hltnilly.
ttw'hml x of llttbtittu out only do not. Ittvltv
”Will. ”my «rowdy llll'lllrlil optmt’lltltlthm
lnrthvm. Iltll'tlvimllht'Inwtl‘lt'tlll'lll'iliy'fil
llnu Filll'll‘ baud-d olttlmm Int-ml "wit to u

 

Von could hit the hum without tnltlntt

 

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Iwrttlvllvaib. and liltiotu-l l'IllaWortb, till!
1!. n t. i 0 3 . 1.-

 
 

Tho rugb-

hia captain, by tho most pt'ohmu appeals,

Its own colors, tttuutlly the rout, of arms of‘

“I “Mutt Iltlii .Vztitlrt' In [\tlll'l'h'fl.“ FIN-ILL

Nlllttlu'l'lttg orlulmtlly fulfil“. ,

 

ill-Ida of tho tar t, lill‘ "llt'pltutm" l‘lllt‘l‘l‘tl .

"7- I:"I lllliltll'l, and only L'Ill t'I‘IHuIlIItI'

il~ila;!:-t:<l v'nltunil, twr-w-z-pitlrulul .Imnfl-

\tlimtn IK"'IIW«€‘ It.» had no Moro Kontut‘h- .

thlotluml Into a mvorhy room just no the
hindortl i woman """l " “WWII shot. “MI" Fl!" “'1'“ , [or many your: and tundu considerably

: jhbtthlutrhdlotlon at p “Picture
. tn the 6-minute to...» ‘0! promo.
Cueul‘ho lawyers Also Drew Revolu-
on—Lllre I Wild Welt Show.

SAN Fumonsco. July B.-—'I‘he Ashluy-
Ilaldwlu case, which has been going on
tor wookn, come near coding in a trtlgudy.
As a result, Miss Emma Ashley. tho
younger stator ot the woman who has been
suing the millionaire tor damages 'Yor
brunch at pruntlco, is now in jail on u
olturgn of ottompt to murder, having dia-
charged a revolver throo toot tmm hunky
Baldwin's bond. James Crittcuton, Miss
Ashley's lawyer, and llonry Unruh,‘ Ilultl-
wln's ntnnugur, uro ohm-god with ’con
tempt of court. .

It way: like u ricotta from a wild \vost
allow. Mon on both sides drow pistols tutti
covorod each other, and it only hooded a
tow [lashing bowlo knlvos to make tho il-
lusion complete. ‘ _

Mitt! Lillian Ashhvy, tltu plulntlti. was
put on the stand and had worn that she
had ncvcr worn hor hair in a angled hang,
when Baldwin'sattoruoys showod bar a
photograph purporting to how boon tukun
in than. It wits n ploturo ot a, girl with a
bang Him a buffalo. Iloubon Lloyd, one
of Baldwin's oounsol, says that aim blush-
ed and was contain-d. At any rota, she do-
ttiod that alto had over not for tho photo-
graph; that sho cvor wore hor hair that
way or owned such a gown.

“If it Is my pioturo, It must have boon
a snap shot," sho sold. .

Miss Ashley says she does not. ruoolloct
using the Words“suup_ shot.” At that;
moment there wusn lltuth and n roport,
and a ballot wont whining ovor Bold-
wln's head, just grazing tho scalp, and
making-u raugod hulo in tho wall.

Conlttllou In the Courtroom.

 

In an instant. all was confusion. llonry
l'uruh, a relative o! Baldwin's first with
and the milllounlrn’u luminous managur,
turned uroutul, only to taco Miss Emma
Asltloy, tho plaintiff‘s 22-yoanold sister,
who stood bohlnd, him olutchlng n ruvolvcr
in both bands and trying to fire a socutul
shot.

Unruh grappled with tho woman and
succoodod ln wrostlnu tho I'll\'tlI\'lll' from
bar. Baldwin, who did not- uoo that. “his
Ash‘oy hutl ill'\‘ll disurtnud, ohastvd Iutr to
tho window, shouting that ho \vould kill
Ill‘l‘. In tln- tnvnnlinuv Attornoy t'rlttt-u-
ton had ruuluul tolhodt'fonsuol' ltisollont‘s
stator. lIo oullotl on Youth to kt't-p his
hands oil tho wuman. linruh turuod und
novorod ('ritttmton with Illa rovolvur, and
III" nttornoy put his hand to his hip pot-kut
to draw iilH wonpon. It looked Ilkt‘,“ dual
at closu quartorn, but .Ittdno Mark loft tho
bunch, and his (Tit'l'h', .lamos hit-I‘llruy. sop
uratod tho tut-It nud dlsuruu‘d them.

lthumu Ashlt‘y was led away to tho wom-
utt'sprlson. Lillian Asltloy burst lttto tours
on tho \vittu-ss stand. It}. .I. Ilnldwln thou
Issued n lrtlllt‘rlll oltulloutzo to fight any
hotly. .lutlgtn h‘ltn-‘k. who Is a very cool
man, uskod all it thoy wm arttu-d and
ritod (‘t'ittouton and Unruh tor «outrmpt ‘
of court.

idlfliiyiiuilll‘l‘ill ls known to t-vvrv nowa-
pupor rmulur in tho l'nitt-d Hutu», if not
to all hingllntt spvalglnu ('tlllllll‘lt'rl. Ilo in
tolv'irult-tl In more way»; than at a rat-Ind
man. No tnudo mllllom out of nothing,
ttmrrh-tl l'our limo-i. (trowod tho ploltm in
a prnlrlu s't-hoom-r, has had many osm-
path-aot tho Ill'lh": oxultlnu nuturv and l.~
,ltow tho victim of a bullet for tho wound
tluto in u Woman (also. (in our oi hlw
\"in'fl from whom ho was «~parotml lu-
wuniort't-d to rit'llit‘ the sum of $l,ooo,o.io.
Ills uiinlrrt ~with \\'tllllt'll, Ill'hIlIl'S llIlllthI
ountinu him his IIII‘ IWIi‘i‘. lutvo horn of
tho most. vxpt-mivt- kind. and it l~t 051l-
matt-d that ho has Slll'lllx sow-ml fortunes
on womutt who truattvd hint, to hoop tho
ull'uir‘~ outof tho t‘ttllt‘lx‘. lllnhifiory Is
not i-tptulml by any my young Lutillu'ht,
although ho IN now In tho ttoighltorlttuui
of WI roars of mm. (lnly a low of hi- old
limo it'll-this lttttm‘ t-xul'tly how old hit I.»

TIII- (\unilnnt l’nknown.

(If llto \thllltill who shot littldwlu nolh
inn: i~t known. ”or Halt'l‘ u-unw Into uoto
rioty about six montlw ago when oilll bw
unn her shit for brrm'lt oi protulm. M‘
oordlng to Ilt'l' story, hill! Wt-nt from lion.

 

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l:.\l.lm’l!\'.
ton to Halt From-lam and illl't lluldwltt In

”it made [two
to ln-r. and. aim myra. ilttdl't‘ prontlso of
marrl-tuo. sin-vwdml In oilvutlntz Illil‘ ruin.
liv trlml to throw Inir tl\'l'l‘, slm mid. and
tht-n l-Ill‘ brought null for tlntnuuou.

II- In uvur Ill your: flutlflllll‘l‘ Iiuhlwln
was tltovltttltu oi muttltor Woman‘s bub
lot. Hint Who known M \‘nrom lhtltiwlu,
; and prior to tho uhootlntt pound in IIIIIII‘
wlu‘n ttlm'tt Ilolh worn at lilo IIHII'I ownml
by Ilnhlwln and numud'ttltvr Illlllm‘”.

I Tim youtnt woman mid that thny had

I

gin-on llvinu mt man and WIII‘ and that.

. u hob-I at. the Holden lialu

l llahlwlnhud llrml oi bur. liulntdprtwuri-d
. her a plateau.- It'ltl'Ill'l' In Fantu (\nltu. Hln:
I plmtlwl with him ln min.

I 'I’bu youth: mutton wont to IltlItIWIll'.“
.hotvl vnrlyotm morning undwnltud tor
; III"). M ho pmsotl about an litlltltf hall in ‘
I company with Mrs. l'urrvdl. Illa lthv. alto
, tired. Mm t'nrroll lolntvd. and lluhlwlu

 

l nnmunu him ummts tinttoltt'het. and than
i was turned over to tho pollro. lint-twin

f I‘tlt‘fltlt’ti with n slight. mmml In tho arm. I,
I TIH'WHIIHIH wnd Imlgt'd lit a l oil. and wltllu ‘

I thorn alto told ltur glory. film owup'td pun
Inlmwnt on tho around at ttmaniw

tut-r
IfiUnitod Status.

so 9153:! ’ ’
w A ,
with all tho; ma and
tho tall liplmul ritual the funeral
lees were polomniud. ' . '

Rev. Franck Goodwin anointed. Match
ad by Rev. Dr. Jamil: Twitcholl .at the
Asylum lllll Congregational ‘ chunk.
Rev. ll. Wltzcll, annotate [tutor of Plym-
outh church, Brooklyn, also won pru-
ent. In accordance with the alt axprettttad
Will) 0! Mrs. Storm everything in counse-
tlua with the funeral watt devoid of osten-
tut-Ion. and Instead of the customary craps
at the dnor tho only token of the pronoun
at death was a mouth at white norm- on
an Ivy 1) nokgruuntl. Only relatives and
slow trlonds at tho dlstlngnlshed authoriti-
were pros'ent. Previous to tlttt norvlm the
public was ullowud to View the remains,
and a large uutnbor of colored people were
proamlt. » .

Mrs. Ilonry Ward Beecher was among
thu-rulntlvos present.

‘ WEYLER CRITICISED.

Ex-Captuln (tenant Campos Complimenb
ed to thc‘ilpanl-h Hanan. t,

MAnum, July ll.—At tho sitting at the
sonata Sonar Abanuza, ex-mlnlntqr of the
colonies, continuing tho debate on Cuban
ullnirs prooipltutod by Marshal Campos,
uuloglznd Marshal Compos’ conduct in
(John and sovoroly criticized the policy at
Uuptnlu nnnurnl Waylon ,

Sonar Cnstollanm, milliliter of the colo-
nlos, declared that acumplntonehomo of re-
l'orms had boon prupurod for Cuba and
would bu put into cxueution at. an oppor-
tunn tuoutont.

Sonar Glron, n Liberal, rammed his tor-

uttitudo of harsh oritiolsnt o! the
Ho involghnd at great
Inttgtllugulnst tho attitudo of the United
Status and aunlnut tho Weakness tllttplnyed
by Spain In facing 01' It.

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Nt-w York State Frau Association.

Ill'l-‘l-‘ALO. July il.—-A special front Glen
Summit, l’a.._stutos that the State Pretts
association has olocted tho following oili-
oora: l’rosidont, ii. A. Brookway, Times,
Watcrtown; vino proaldonts. I]. McKin-
Ht-ry, Contour. Fredoula; .l. W. Stimson,
Pros», Middlotowu; ti. A. Willard, Her
ahl, llounvlllo; Gimme S, Urittondon,
Pust-Exprvss, Rochester: E.‘ U. Living-
lttllll, Signal. llnhylon; mmrotary and trans»
uror, A. t). llunnoll, Dausvillo; (executive
ootntnltti-o. F. ll. Garrett, Timon, Syru-
ouso; .l. H. h‘nrroll. TintoH-i'nh‘m, Allm~
ny; F. W. Hydu, Journal, .lnmottttown;
Ulltll'lt'ti J. Sltttlts, l-lnqulrur, Iluflalo;
(lharh'a Ilolllnuor, lionnion, \i'ntt-rtzown.
’l‘lm tu-xt tutu-tint; will ho hold at tho'l'hou-
sand islands. '

liieyclmt ill ltnggago In tho ltny Sate.-

llos'ros, July :l.—'l'lm tutu-stint: of carry-
inu bit-yoh-n iron on tho railroads of the
state. as hangout; was thoroughly discusued
bvforo llm railroad Nlltlltlivlttilt'rfl. Tho
whmdmon. roprvsoutt-d by I’rt-nidont Stor-
Illttz Elliott of tho If. .v\. W. and Sonntoro
Quinn and liurtlott. strongly urgod tlm
board to tukn favorahlo fli‘llltil, whllu tho
railroad collttntll. .l. ll. llt‘ntou of tho Now
York. Now lluvtm and I'Iurtlurd, W. A.
Coolinut- at tho iloston and Milton, tieorgo
A. 'l'ornvy of tin.- h‘lttdtbunz, Mr. it‘ltnhatu
of tho New England and Mr. Mills. rt-pr.‘
svutluu tho Boston and ,Albauy, uppnattll
tlu- proposition.

1., .... .

crimp-u wun Munolnnxhtor.

Unr’i‘nx' July :l,—-Thrm mlort-d illt'll
lllllllllll .losoplt llltl:oufi}"¥lli; John Clark.
31-. and tioorgo Wlilht, (ill yours old. urr
hold ”I tho La Grange «trout station on a
oltnrtn- ot‘ ltltlllfilnllflll'l‘rd. 'I'ho mun WI'I'I'
tnovlnu furnltnrt'ut :7 liliot «trout, and in
lowvritnz a bureau from {third «tot-y win
lIItW ll ropr now wuy. allowing this bureau
to fall to tho ”that lwlow. It MHH‘I‘S
l'Zdna i'uIIIlH, a-t'nrn-r Mrm-I ulrl, llyottrs.
t‘lllhllll: a trm‘lurooi tlmslutll. irom with-h
Him IIII‘II Nltlli ilIIl‘I‘. 'I‘Ill‘. [tttlll't' will it!-
It'llll'i to show tho Inuit \t't'tu utility oi
urns.- t'.trt-lt-.wtto-u.

I'ollllt‘ul ’l‘rnnblv In Ilullvilt.

l.t\l.\. l’oru. July I! , ~ilI>pzttvIlrli ro
m-lwd Iwrolrottt Lo I’M, t-npltal ol' Ito-
llvia. alto-unrollmt on ltmurrmtlbut Int.“
broth-u out at Suort'. tho l'IlllIlflI oi i‘hu
:pu‘otvu, Sum; Ihllll lmportanrolty. with-h
was tho mp‘tml or llolltm until ltltill. No
tit'lulls ttreulwn in ninurd totho nprhlng.
but Iul‘ wow limo pad. dtwlurbuttcus hau-
Ill'l‘ll printing on nu-oouut of tho utWt'rll
mom‘» alluuml trnnduh-ttt ehutnzlou oi the
rvsult ol tint vh't'llotnt rut :t-a lo lavor i'olo
llL'I l'amlo tor prt-sldont of fluid“).

.‘lnnlml l'o't'k Mullet: Illa MIR.

Iitn'lll-L.~’l‘l 1:..luly (law-I'nitt'tlh'tnlo'fi Mur-
hIlIlI I't'l‘I; of tho Norihrrll Iliatl'it't of NF“!
York lnwtppnlulotl lluvlolhiwlnu stuff I).
.I. who”, milieu deputy; A. Aldriuh, iltti-
lulu. I'lunotm llnoh, .‘nllllllllllm; III'WIM
Starring, Elmira. l'. I). ('ondou, lith-n;
Warn-u lluw. l’lnttnluu-u. and W. .l. Mo-
(Tnliroy. ttutlmmburu. lh-ltldoptttit-n, 24mm-
ul mlu-r “monotonous round” in tho mur»
ulntl'a Illllllih. 'l‘ltoy will t-t'ohuhly Iu'dh‘
ll'tllllt'l‘ti In tt low days.

iiuilrou-i lbrporutlmt- Mot-zed.

ALHAM‘. July It. vr'I‘Im Soulhwmtrrn
Ilallwu)’ muttpuny of Vuluttln and William
Ft-tvurd Wt'ltb'w St. Inlwl'l IINI IIIMI Allin-ll
dnol. Hallway rotnpnny lutvo boon Inrruod
Illln onv muttpatty, urllt'lm of tho oonuoll-
dulIoIt hmlttu boon lllml with thonm’nn
turynl' «lulu. 'l'ho llllIINl t-otnpnny will
u-ounm tho tumw ot thr H. lam-runni- ntol
Adlmmbt‘h railway and him it tutpllul
howl. ol‘ QIJt‘JUJItIIl'

L4 r-mnnilrn \Vrm'kml.
llt‘htttutt. N. Y., .lnly ll.~-’l‘rnltm So. :2
and ti on that Now Vol-hand “It'hhll'” Plinth
nylvnnht mllitlml at Ilt'wktott. lloth worn
hunt‘liy loath-d with plummets, but the
prompt notion of both unqum-n uvvmd a
fatality. 'I'howttrst that Ituptmnuti mm
llmutomblnu oi tho lmt l'lll’ltll‘l. 'I‘he
avoid-int WM cuttml by Hilllltt dilllvulty

with tho ulrhruhuu on it'tlltt No. L'.

I'm-thou Agata Damn. tinntry.

iflltt'Mm, .luly :t.--.\t Washington park
.ioo l'uwhtut rvpoatml hls twrturnmttm a:
that. ll‘lll‘ll in land Almost. wlmn ho hum.
hlwl tho prhlu at John ll. Gantry. 'l‘lti-
nmtrh, tho that. tnwllnu in 1mm, run- a
tum In at adult“. and I’ntvhc-u mm straight
ltmtu dmtlttlwly, 'I'lw lluttI oi tholwoond
:qu IIII'lI bout wan will '., ,

Death at I ll'ortrnlmrr.
witsuttvo'rrm, .tuly :l.~.\ir. J. C. hit»
Ribbon. u tittlliornbt loftyllltlttt' and a
former nuvmlsvr oi o-unrrmm Inna that
pinto. dbul Ito-m "it was woll 1mm") to
puhllv- own. llu bml llt‘od in Warhlmrtou

monuy in tho atvntubmt ext-union hush
um. "

Weather 'flfl‘mt.
' Hotmrnlly lair; continued high “mm,
“Hf"? lmtlltn'mtmvlw crimi-

 

, the world to tlnd such pooplo that liu may

4‘ tlld David bring up, every man with his

on Venus. (Id—Golda trout. Pa. lull,
l-«(lomnllfllfl Ivy the nor. 1)} 3,,
Items. ‘ pt ,

m

1. “And It canto to plus altar this that lit
lluvltl luquirutl oi the Lord, haying, Shall
i go up law any of tho cities of .1th
And the Lord sald‘unto him, (ht up."
David watt utlll in ’ldltlnn with llit‘ll tloo, tor
Achish, king of tho l’hllhttlnes. had ulvon
hint that town (I Sam. uvtl, 2, ll; I!
Sam. I, I). Soul and his tlttuc sons worn
now ninth, having folion before the I’hlllnr
lines; (1 Soul. xxxl, Hi). David had
many your” huturo been nttoitltod king by
Samuel (I Slim. xvi, l, Ill), but ho lmd
waited patluntly {or the rmuoval of Soul
by God’s own hand ratilsrthan Hit a hand
agninat him to obtain that throuo. Saul
was wholly in David's powor on at Intuit,
two occasions, but he rotusod to lay a tint
nor upon hltn (1 Sum. xxlv, 6;. xxvi, ll—
Ili- "ll WM connmt to Im an outcast from
Dim-all until God's tltno should come. llo
la a wondrous type at our Lord Jesus
Christ, who, although tho Kim: of tho
Jtht'l and tho hulr to David’s throne, is
still rojcotod and dosphtod, but llht than
will coma and than all who, llko David's
hull, have been with Him in Illa rejection
shall hllul'll with Him ills glory.

2. “So David wunt up thither, and his
two wives also." The Lord having told‘
him to go tip and to what city, ho turbo-
tllent. It was David's tall-tom to lnqulmoi
.I Lord In all Inlllll'l'fl of tho kingdom (I
shut. nlll, i3. 4, lo, 3:; xxx, 8, II titan.
v, ill, 2:5); he did not lean upon his own
untlorntnudiugtttor upon tho wisdom oi
oi hers, but rolled wholly upon God (1's.
rxxvli, a; Prov. ill, 5, o). 'l'ho sumo Lord
trill just no sun-1y unldo any ollu today as
lh' guided David, and [in is looking 0V0!"

show lilmsulf strong for than (H Citron.
xvi, it). .
3. "And his men that mm with him

boost-hold, and thoy thclt In tho (lltlm oi
Iiobron.” Tin-y had identified thontsolwfl
with him in hla rvjoetion, and now In!
would onto Illrtthl'ill in hip kingdom. e
shall til!“ tho lull signlilt-unco of tilt-Ho two
tromon, Ilavld'n wlvos, and tin-m men and
thoir hounltolds when tho kingdom
rooms. but. meantime lot as ho encouraged
to ho faithful to our blessed Lord by such
Wortht oi Illa os'lutku xiv, Ill; xxii. fill-lit);
livv. xxli. 12. And do not tail [URN tho
t'otut‘ort that ”MTV la in tho thought of tin:
litttt::t~lt<tltl Ilt‘Il‘lLt with you. rim» (ion. til.
1; Joshua vi, :5; ANS xvi. ”t, IN.

-I. "And tho tut-null Judah mum, and
tlwro lilt‘Y (lillliilll'll Ilavid kiln: “\‘l'l‘ tho
housu of Judah." 'l’hi-i ls ilavid‘n sic-
mid anoinlittu, but he is only him: of .III'
duh ml yet; LtLvr wo shall two him anointed
again in kittgol’ all Israwl (t haptor v. 3. fit.
The rlgllilit’lhlll't‘ of tin-w dill'ort-nt unomt-
loan and his gradual taking pom-ohion of
ilm kingdom will also no tully Hil'll wlmn
our Lord shall ronn- again. Is Hot atprotb
out Lord of your wbolu being or only of a
portion? Ho “INN Iiitnsult wholly to us.
and Ho Wants tho wholo of us (or iiinnwlf
(Rom. xii. l. ‘1; Thus ii, II. II. \'.).

.',_ “illmsttl In-yt' of lint Lord, that yo
hm‘v shown this hindnmn‘ tttttoyuur Lord,
own unto :iuul, and haw burit-d into.“
"bu l‘hiliatinvs had cut oil Soul'sltuad
and Illlll IJ-‘lt‘lll ti his body to ”W “all of

I-‘lit shun t 1 ram. uni, it. lo), but thomun
'il .IllIlttril iitlmd had kindly ri-movwl tho
il-dlil'N and boron! and. burmtl titutn.
“In it tho onelnh-s it? our Lord had
thought to also ”H body burial tvtth tho
\Vil‘Iil’lI, .I‘lhl‘r‘il and -Nll‘tltit'fllii.“ kindly
,zrtvt' it mrt-ful burial in .Iosvph‘- now I
tomb 'l‘lio lhtltmot all, both just and un-
itt~t. .~h.t‘.l Iul Tait-I'll ttgant t.\(.l.5 “It. In;
John v. :15), '

u. "I aim will roqnito you this kiilllill'lii
bu‘auw yo haw donu this thuttt.“ If
IhH‘IlI. “hilt ho mum in tho itiltutlotn.
\r-uthl r. llwlllilt‘l‘ and wound ovwry not of
lt‘ttulm-w to hum-olfnml Mon to thomfnt
whom Iu- hull rr-pwt for tho Lord's who,
bow tnau‘h lltI-l'l' tvtil our bin-std Lord,
“itril ”optimum in IIH klltulitlln. H'l‘ that
not mm .‘| vop of water shall low il~ ro-v
ward thiark it, ill. ”I‘ii'l‘l'y lllJll :rltall ta»
.-. IH‘ ht~ own I’I‘t‘wili‘li :trrortlmu to I-H own
labor" (1 (‘ur III, H. ”in own Worth arr.
“llobnhl. I mow tptirhiy. and my n-tt'urd
la \\ ilh Inn, to unit I'ht'I'Jv' tin.” .tt't‘ordimz :H
bu with :I.;.‘.l Ir" lliov xxLI, in. “Hunt
~i:.tlt Iu' rll't mph-rd at tho rt-—ttrru:tton
ol lbo JIM” ti.ltl.o xiv. lit.

7. “‘I‘hvt'n-lurv how Irt ymr hunti~ I.
uromzlltvthdand bo yo tultant,“ t'om
ptr‘tnurbaphr xxxl, :l:l. and Ilab iii. 11',
v. horn tho word In ro il'nlhidl'fl "valiant"
l.- lhu'u truth-lat. ti "pnu‘wt‘" and
".~tr.~m.'th_" and in In for. lll'l' to tiotl. \w
h urn that tho only way to bormliy \ol‘trtttt
l- 3.. roly upon Him to whom it. It Milli.
" 'l‘lm Lord thy “ml in tho lultl~t oi litm' I»
tnlnhly“ M. pit. ill, l'I't. llavitl reminds
limit that ho H l.t'W hints. .tthl th- i'l'IUi‘t‘
lilo? thotthl Ito u-noottraqml. llul' hil't‘llttlll
i~ that our Lord I.» ulwnyuwllh its, and Wu
volt hill”. " l‘lm ilrml .lvlmvah I: my

wil't'illtlil utn! luv twill," lion till, 1:).

will. "I~|;-bn~hottt, fi'tnlu will, Wm M
l'tut‘.‘ old trim: ho lit'flrlll lo l‘l'lh'll owr It
moi and To‘IullI‘ll (Wu your», llut lholtuuwo
of Juan}. [tilltt‘H'lI Imtol,“ )‘l‘t‘ttl’lllilfl to
i ('hrou, \III. M. it. ..'l. Soul had (on!
M in, lltrt‘twl' “hum “I‘l‘l‘ nllttll \Hllt Ililtl
llt ‘I‘IOIIIH ll f‘dtll. Vxxl. L" 'I'Itlv: tt'to.
who-u naun‘, :a-mrdint: lo Yolttltr. Imam

man of Mallow." to ~ atlll It :t. to iw a
thorn in Ilntld a old“. an .‘l‘lh‘lail'y to t'm
Litmuom, but “llmltl wax-«i strung-yr and
.trntunir. "ml Hm Iutmu u! l‘ulli wart-d
author and m ithl'i’” tn Itutlit'rill. 1; Ah
m't' 1‘le ottl \tith lib lw-h-llt and turned
l-I Itmd. uhtlo I»h limb-lb Islmwlt two
tnurtb-vml ltt lit-o boil FlilN'H‘lllllll shown!
him.“ II on ntlhw'try to Mod and Illa I" u
lilo in tho portion In i'illl'll ln- hurt in on no»
Ilwly mutant-«l in tho salon I-uultuu—u. but
Irv and all lulu. toilomrn AIUIII in duo tlmu
Illl't" IIII‘II’IIIMIII (Mttlll. xxv. ll, IIM'. xx.
I“: xtt. Ht. Ivztl llwLambshallovoirmnu'.
for llo l-i lmnl oi latch and Mon ol Mum.
and th -y that Illt' with Illtnnrv rullnl and
slump and faithful” lllm. xvii. in.

ii. ' And tho tlnw that David wan king
In livbrntt our the hmlm ot .Iutlalt wm
won yielf‘ and H" mouths.“ Iloktww
lw almtthl yu-t luv him: of all isrntnl, for to
that Hill In" Imd Im‘tl ttlmltthd, hilt Iu‘
"‘Illltl until Ibul'n limo. Mill“'In’t’l'l'llltiri Int
trait Initll'l" lluttt, at IIt‘Ill't'll. wlo'ru Altru-
lmnt long: waltml In ta-lbmwhlp ullb God
”to“. aid, Ill; mill. I), tlllll win l'l' Ida
Inuly Was Won lIlt‘lI lying: (In t‘ hit. ll. 5‘)
and la tItIlllttltEw uttll lytnuwrunm: tor the
lnrttm‘ "warm-lion; Wili‘f'tfilitllt l ‘uhtb dwelt.
wltowaltvd patit-tttly nil Illlt‘flt ii; yo-ttra
that ho “‘lltl Ilt'pt out. oi bin ltthrt‘ltattmt by
tho uttlwllvi ttf‘tho ponph-J 'I'ht‘ Imrtl Mill
wall» in ho uranium; hlmml nro Hwy that.
Wait for Him (Ian “I. Ihl. " lint-t in tho
Intrtl and wait polio-ntly (or Him" (IE-o.
"it'll. “it Do not for] on It you ottuht to
loltt= thittuu ltt your own humid. but lot tho
tthtl'llllll‘ilIx be. upon Illa shoulder, and hit
llltv munmim all

 

 

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l9 MAIN STREET, “(6 WASHINTON 57.,

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totho shoo and protttpt and courteoul

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For Hole at Tinnitunon ‘s drug store

 

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