”m Connecticut Geoerel Lilo ‘
insurance Com! Howard.
m
“with of thsvords of Lord
uttered at Cork on Dec. ll
be denounced the cbstinaey at
W cideisls in refusing
‘ anneal the irish in to
mum lord Coetletcwn than
t he hoped history might not re-
und. the people 01 Cork lollow
_ ‘ oi the people "of Boston in
n the latter threw a quantity of
the harbor» a protest against un-
Milan. Continuing. BishopO' Dwy-
mean example. but he(tho bllhop)
rather look to Lord Chorlemont
volunteers of 1789, Henry Grattan
., try in on Irish parliament
fly. the Irish political prisoner
, from prison, said that
.. ’s declaration that he
no truth and justice on his side
up the people in America had done
Ml through the country, and be
meeting would declare that if
Motown was true to himself and
history might yet proclaim him
WI 0! the great and illustrious
me. Mr. Daly’ s utterances were
greeted with enthusiastic cheers.
Destructive Fire In New Haven.
13w HAVEN, Dec. 80. -—0ne of the most
Widen fires to the property of the
consolidated railroad in recent years is
new smoldering in the immediate heap of
bituminous coal at the coal supply sta~
.n’. New Haven yards, where the loco—
mum of six divisions get their supply
There are upward of 75.000 tons
‘ yard at the present time, end into
ted that between 10, 000 and 20, 000
_ vo been consumed by the fire, cous-
leeevarying from $40 one to$80, coo.
. was caused by spontaneous com-
o and was discovered two weeks ago.
333118” a number of men have been
worhln and night digging through
that“? helps to extinguish the fire, a
. it viii require several weeks yet of con-
stunt labor to ascertain the full extent of
memory.
Loag Strike Imminent.
SHAME. Pa. Dec. lid—«A long strike
among the Mercer county coal miners is
imminent. The minors have demanded" 0
cents per ton increase, and upon the rev
fuse! of the operators to grant it they quit
work. The miners in the Black Diamond
and Trent mines, numbering ”350 came
_ out first. followed by 400 employees of the
’Grbve City mines and the 200 in the West-
ermen, Filer & Co. mines The trouble
was caused by the increase in wages grant—
ed in the Pittsburg districts. This is the
second time the men have struck in the
past three months.
new Robbery In New Jersey.
CAMDEN. N. J., Dec. 80. ~Two men,
axle of whom was masked armed with pis-
tols, entered the Gloucester City station of
tbo'TBeoding railroad about ii o'clock last
evening and under threats of instant
death compelled Thomas Randolph. the
station master. to open the safe 'i‘hey se-
cured 880, and, leaping into a carriage
~ standing near the plutfol‘ni.t drove off
Randolph says he recognized the masked
men as George Lufkins, a former conduct
oral the road. Uilicers were sent out in
diflerent directions, but failed to find the
robbers.
Oil'enden Pardoned.
TBENTON, Dec. 30. —-'l'he state board of
,, pardons has granted pardons to six pris
’1 , oners. One of these is James Rowe, who
» was sentenced from Passnic county lust
April to three years for obtaining money
under false pretenses. Rowe was a main
bar of the Order of lied Men, and while
W strand in Paterson solicited help from
them bore of the organization in order
to get home. He was afterward rmma in.
Wanted. and this led iohis nrrestund
conviction.
‘ , Jute! Died In “in I’oorhousr.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 'ii). —-l.nusiug W
Bonnier. who enjoyed the distinction of
being the oldest living clown except Dun
Rice. died at the Philadelphia aluminium
He was about 75 years old. in days gone
by Blocker was perhaps (be best known
' clown in the country, but some years ago
he quit the business because of lidmnolng
years. Lack of means Inmpciled him to
make his home in the murhuuse.
loll Forty Feel.
Neuron K, Dec. 90. —-(‘uptuin James (1‘.
Mullahs Was killed by falling it) feet from
nvindow of the Hotel lilullHl-Mllli‘ where
his boarded. He was about llll yezus of age
and WM very popular, especially in mill-
. tory circles. having been for sometime
: commander“ the Jackson Light Infantry.
He wen u son of the late Major .inlIn Mul-
.. ions of Norfolk county and a inoihcroi
Dr. )3. ill. Mullensei Baltimore.
Nev Counted“: lib 31ml.
Waniseros. Dec. lid—«Chief Hum ur
the secret service has issued II. eirI ulur
Ming against a new munb‘rieit tie na-
tional bani: note on th I i nion National
m of Detroit. The new is the product
H the same hand which pmdul ed the my
“I! counterfeit on the National Bank 0!
00mm ei’ New York. line distinguish
llktslture in that the back of the note is
Marleen Suicides In Paris.
In Dec. 80. --An American named
who was imnsriy manager oi the
m in New York and who was
bum in Paris theatrical circles,
3 .. itted suicide at his residence in
‘ up! Elysee. lie attached a tube to
, ' and put the otherend in his
, W indvn thus asphyxieied. it is
stamina suicide was one to iinan
More In Philadelphia.
WM. Dec BOW-Mu J. Ilosen
‘ indulges billions: Cu. retail cloth-
‘ III-min Ind Chestnut streets.
and the store was cum! by the
7 Intentions have been issued on
, in segregating um. our in furor
”a Mu: Street National bunk. Lee
M William Miller
WW W.“ to-..
,m Destroyed by mum
We. flee. so we Melbourne en.
' ‘ is m Times aura that a violent or
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. it is feared that ground permit!
m nine.
Irma»: hormonal. 1
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And. would that he were lying deed or your
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-—Nora Hopper in Block and White.
NURSE MORRISON.
She was rather a little whman, with
a great mass of yellow hair and a timid
sort of way about her. She looked after
her cases, however, with a great deal of
nerve, and Troflford, my senior. agreed
with me that she know her work. It
was a small hospital, as hospitals go
nowadays. mid Trillion} and l, the only
resident medical officers, could speculate
on life and humanity and yet do our
work. we thought. with credit. To us
she was just Nurse Morrison. Still,
when the staff nurse told us that wild
horses wouldn’t drug N urso Morrison’s
history out of her, we, the stall, felt
sympathetic and interested.
“She doesn't wear a wedding ring
anyway,” Trul‘l’ord said one night. He
had just been doing his round, and she
was on night duty.
“That proves nothing. except in nov-
els, ” I laid sagcly. “I never could make
out what would bar a woman from gol-
tiug, or getting rid of, a wedding ring
any time it suited her. ”
‘ ‘She’s plucky, ” Trailord sold. stretch-
ingon our sofa and storing up at the
ceiling. “but I don't ibinl much of her
constitution, don’t you know. She's
rather neurotic. poor little soul. ”
“ You‘re right,” I told him. “l‘vc
noticed it myself. Sometimes, if one
speaks to her suddenly, her eyes look
quite tearful. ”
At this 'l‘rniford sat up, took his pipe
out of his month and stared at me.
“What the devil how. you to do with
her eyes?" he asked sharply. ”Ri'lili'ill-
her, once for all, I'm senior resilient
hero.’
“Who sold you wcrcn ‘t?" I rolled. “I
don‘ t sue what ill It has to do with it. ”
“I do. I’m responsible for things in
my department, and i won‘t have any
liumbuuging flirtatious going on,"
“ilettcr mlk to liunuutmn and report
me to the bum-Ii," I said sulkily lilill
took up the book that I had been read-
ing when he came. in. I didn't read,
though, and Trul‘ferd still smoked and
stored at the ceiling. Presently bespoke
again in a way that showed he had
made u feel of himself.
“Well.” he said. “mumlngy‘s not in
my line, and l’d like your ('Imdid opiu.
ion of her. As u psychologist, wouldn't
you say that she's running a risk of
mmrsiruin? (luv mm see that she lilki'fl
thing» too seriously. "
I \vusu‘t inclined to give Troi‘forrl Im-
utlu-r elmIII-n of mobbing me. but win n
(I follow apologizes practically I ilIiIIk
one ought. in be (li‘t'l'lli. Besides. the
nnrvum sysii-III is a thing I‘ve Worked u
wind Ilml at, and Tmii’onl doesn‘t know
anything about ii. so I put down my
book again and thought the thing (lV'i'i'
carefully.
“'l‘luei'u's no doubt." [said Hi lust,
"but (but she‘s inclined to be neurotic.
That very fine, eul’t hair, of that purified
lur .‘Illl ulc, gm‘s u ith whet outsiders call
lllll"liiy strung lllillll‘l‘. "
“Oh, you ‘ve noticed her hair, lum-
yuu’t" 'l‘ruilnrd asked, and I sold that of
course any men who was innervated in
physiology mid psychology Would my
partiniiur Intention to the hair.
“'l‘lu an \‘I'nllii‘ll urn perfect bruins in
«on. another." he u'I-ut IIII. “Slin‘s loo
gum! in lose through a breakdown, and
l'Il like to (new but work a hit. As sew
iur rmldvm i'iII responsible for u ibiuu
like that. but if i spied: m liar. (Mien
Buzzard is our matron) she may tum
rusty. "
“Speak lo the chin-f tomorrow mum.
lmz when he cmuesarouud; llll‘ll he‘ll
look at her. "
"lie does that already, " 'l‘mi’i'nrd said.
“lint. she's so plucky. she brightens up
when iuI‘II about. ”
lmuldn't suggest anything more. ex»
cept to hop on eye cm her. and We agreed
to make the pIIer little thing‘s work ill!
light as mselhlr.
“llus she friends near?” Trummi
asked me when I said "(lend night."
And I was able in tell him that I
ibmmht she bud. and that she Iilu'ays
Went to mm them when oil duty.
Well, when l ihnuuht over his “in-
terest and responsibility as senior resi»
duct” i couldn't help laughing at 'i’rsla
turd, {or i know wry weii that Norm
Mormon wasn‘t imermiml in him. but
all lim some. afici- keeping an eye on
livl‘. us 1 had promised. l begun in fuel
that lie wasquite right in saying iimt
she needed in be looked after. Him be.
gun to develop a set look about the
mend: moi a strained uppeurnnco of the
eyes that I didn‘t like at all. Hhcwouid
jump if one spoke in her nnexmemliy.
and once. when going mood at night in
my slippers l brushed against lim‘. she
threw up her arm with n little cry on it
ermilug me to hither.
eiwsyli expecting Willi? to “W11
new. about course i couldn’t helium her.
olive and one could res quite well. by
_Wimln
ammo.
m m amid
l was much hurt at this and spoke to
her, but only said vaguely that she was
Presently queer rubies! M m the
M ”We
ell directly {honest
“discussed how penalty ,
meow In odeonefrisndomeng them
Gore when laugh we: 1‘ thunderelap
end III was reported take her hell
in August because a! the grouse.
it reminded me of the link and the ivy
and all that sort of thing to use them
together.
(inc any Nurse Smiles. with whom I
used to have little chats before Nurse
Morrison came, gave me a hint.
One has to befriendly with the nurses
if one wishes to be thoroughly well
up in the progress of patients, but I had.
rather dropped Nurse Smiles because she
was silly about Nurse Morrison.
That day I went out of the ward for
an instrument. leaving Nurse Morrison
there. When I came back. Nurse Smiles
Was there in her place.
“Do you mean Mrs. Morrison?" she
asks as cool as you please. and then:
"Oh, what have I said? Please don't
notice it!”
“I won’t. ” I told her and went on
with my business alone. but when I re-
peated it to Trullord that night he got
quite excited and raved up and down
the room.
“I knew itl” he told me. “They're
all talking about it. The poor little
thing is the slave to some blackgnard.
can. Nurse Gore is the only one who
knows all, but”—— And with that he
pusheda scrap of paper into my hand.
"Road that." he said fiercely. and I read
it.
“Can’t. Have arranged to meet John.
He has promised not to be so ”plush. ”
I stared alternately at the paper and
at Troilerd.
“It’s here," he explained. “You
know the poor little thing is on night
duty just new, and Nurse Gore's on by
day. So they don‘t meet much, and
their plan is to leave notes for one an-
other hidden on their dressing tables. ”
“How ouourtli”—— I began. but Trnf»
ford held up a warning bend and step-
pe‘d me.
“As senior rosidont"-— he said. and
I shut up.
‘ ‘Nurse Smiles brought me this note, ' ’
he went on. ‘luud I didn’t any what I
thought of her, for hp determined to
help the poor soul, and Lion mustn’t
hour it. That woman Smiles ‘tiiuught
it should be known.' It was in answer
to a note from N ursu Unre, saying to-
merrow morning is her day oil and eug-
gusting a trip. You..,mark my words,
that girl is feitorvd for life. " With that
he left me. to got me note smuggled
buck by the conscientious Nurse Smiles,
and I wondered what \I'nuld come next.
I had not to Wait long.
The next day be came to me with an-
uther note from Nurse Guru's room.
"1 have snapped tho ,eliuinl John is
furious. Oh, what can I do? 1 could
kill myself. I'Iwzirly did. ”
We stared at one another in silence.
Then 'l‘ruil‘ord spoke.
"She's in her mom crying." be said.
“Nurse (lure dropped the note in her
own room iiill‘l' reading it and went to
her. l’vo prI‘uuisvd to meet the chief
outside fur an operation. lie you think
she's safe? She has broken loose sonic-
limv. you see, but still”—
“l‘ll see to Mini," I told him, and he
Went oil.
Then i sent word that I wanted to see
Nurse Morris-mi about one of tire puv
iivuis. Iif course, as upsyvlwlugisr, I
l:nww that a Woman of u neurotic triu-
pi-runwut in such Iil'ronzibd I‘Ullilliluli
might do anything.
Sin! I‘unie after some (ll-lay. I usked
“(‘1' to sit down, and I saw at once not
only time slw iiud been I-ryin: . but Ill-III
ilmt she luul n largo bruise over her left
icmpurai region.
"What is that." I asked, pointing at
it, and the burst into tears.
i hold that ii man may be scientific
and yet have n suit ill‘ill‘l. i own that l
was unwed. I rose, and going round the
iLIlIlII kiwi! by her side.
"After all," i whispered, “l——we all
are sorry for you. You are among
friends. Why don‘t you trust us? What
«bun-I it mutter Helen}; as the chain is
broken?“
“Mutter!" b‘bu dried lu‘r eyes llilii
stared atIncindimmmly. "Mailer! My
lIulI~bub-hivyvlu’s spoiled. um] I sluiu'i
be lime to use it for :Imeutlil John. the
t-f-Iem'lwr. says en!"
Home lime lllli‘l‘. when i ask me sinil‘
whni IIbn bud "want by saying ilIIIi. wild
horses wouldn't drug Nurse Morrison‘s
past hmnry from lIi r. she grinned and
mid. “V VII more ilu \ would. "
“Why not?“ 1 1M minted.
"Because I don‘t know it,“ "he told
ill“.
1 indie these uliIIrp women.mli’estiuiw
lll‘l' iiiIIleIl.
Au Iliwtncir.
“No.” he said with ”In air of a man
who (III-ls It his Illsumm-Iibluduly iiilil“
my a request. “it Won’t (in to allow WI"
mm in vole. "
"Why not?“ his Wife inquirml. “They
are quite as competent in Inuimslaiul
political unslimm In: tum um "
"i don‘t deny that. but lime are oth-
er more practical Imusideraiium. When»
ever there is an election. there are bound
In be bets made. Now, when amanbcis
ii but. it never mists more than to or 88
if he loses. But ll‘ women not their sym-
pathies Iii-nosed, thorn wmddn‘t be any;
lhing for them lode except to iii’i‘uliil-
late a piinio by wagering imports (but
in the Motown! ibiims can‘t cost. less
than 3‘40 apiece. ”MWMliii’igtOli blur.
lie (lot the Post.
A young candidate for a naval sur-
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and the unevllon was put to him: “ Wind
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candidate. ”1 would pitch hi
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llfl‘ll. which is llnllillm but an iullmncd
I'nlitliiinii «If tlil' lilili‘llilli surfaces.
Wewill giveunelIuIIdI-mi dollars for
any men of denim em (I .Iuml by camrrlu
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{wide circulation. and impoverished
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ravages. chime, by invigorating every
organmervenudilssuenf IlIclIody Bee
Aye: II Almanac for the new year
The impish of lilo they be incrnml by
imniiigits danger-II. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. Them
may hesvrmd by promptly using Oar
Illinois mfl' bars. 6. It). We
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and cantor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
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is 0W Deed? .
The summary going to" pieces at the
:li starred New Imperial Opera compsny
lions. Here was II company. connivi-
edged in. be of a high order artistically.
under the management of Colonel Mew
plesoo. one of the most experienced iinv
presarlcs living. Still, it died logicall-
ously after a few Weeks of feeble lilo. ,
It' Is a fact undeniopic‘3hot opera does
not flourish in Amen-in. at least as it
did 25 years age. Then it was not on-
common for grand opera troops to sing,
in even the comparatively small cities
of the Union. New, with 20,000,000
more people. this style of music is,
less and less in accord with popular
taste. Opera bonkrcpicd Henry Abbey
and indirectly, perhaps, caused his
death. It is true that in New York city
there is on annual season of both Ger-
man and Italian opera, but neither can
he said to be greatly successful finan-
cially. Subscriptions from millionaires
must piece out the money returns.
The immense prices paid to stars are
oneugh tokecp any manager on the rug-
ged edge all the time. lllut these salaries .
are no greater than those paid to Patti '
or Campanini in their prime. The ex-
pense of staging an opera has greatly in-
creased, but salaries have not.
The only conblusion to be drawn is
that the general public‘does not care for
opera us it used to do. People are richer
now than they ever were before and bet-
ter able to pay for grand opera if they
wanted it, so it cannot be poverty that
causes the hard luck of‘ the companies.
Indeed, at the very time the opera has
been struggling feroxistence Pndcrewski
has carried away $100,000 as the result
of a single season’s performance in
America. We love music as much as we
ever did, perhaps more than ever. but
opera we are tired of. Is that it? 3
When one thinks of it, possibly there
is reason for the wouriness. Opera enn-
uot be appreciated by anybody till a
taste for it has been cultivated, like ad-
miration for Kadijuii’s shoulder blade.
Even to the our moderately \vell trained
in music it must he confessed that the
highest flights of some of the highest
priced sopraucs sound like cuterwuul-
lug. Perhaps, ion, the absurdity and.
incongruity of singing while one com-
miis murder or steals is so borne in
upon us thut We will have no more of
it. And four hours even of music is a
wczlrincss.
It has many a time been noticed by
rune. persons that ,if they feel dbpressed
or Nervous er irritable (I ride on the- bi-
cycle! will take all the crankiIu-ss out. of
them and fill them with peace and good
will to all mankind. Even the dyspepsia
flonvl fir-cs before the fascinating out-
door pedal exercise. Perhaps this sug-
gosurd introducing the bicycle us neuro-
tivv agent into insane :Isyluzus. Certain
it is that it has been time used with
wonderfully beneficial oiIect. Patients
who luiiuur'e themselves on tlmwheel
are obliged to think consecutively mid
leek straight ahead. This draws ingenui-
ns by magic the lunatic‘s scattering
thoughts, bind». tluiz‘. together and times
“will up. The physical exercise strength~
nus uud ('xliilamivs the whole being. All
the llirillllli hospital :It Kalamazoo the
plan Les been tried with excellent re-
suits.
Of all the Iimrvoluus iii‘llii'Vi‘llii‘liit-‘I
known in 1mm there is nothing quite so
astonishing: as the IIpIrutimI known :is
mekkeepiIIIz, particularly railway hunk-
lm-ping. The lIwkkm-piIIg of ii guvorna
nu'ul llilli il.‘?«‘ll'i s to l-‘illili' gains for at
given piililli'ul party is liliiii)"i he won-
da‘rful. A driii'it can be juggled from
one account in :lllliilli‘l" and actually
lllliilil i0 illilltill’ m ii (ruin. liI-Ius can
be bold burl; from IxIIIIIImI lists and
the IIIIIIII-y :lmt has new inpuy for ”will
t'uri'lml IIII i’.I-- Imriil 11in. As 1'. Mini“ 1‘
of {m «I i. .I filiill ii brim; 11!.“ that
“1:44:11.\IIIII‘IHv.‘thw-iviimhingin
Santa Claus Raises the Curtain. lib. mm. that m buiun'l‘ :1. III-m»
prided mly. m litruvinusly lillil Willi
“in Ii illlli' i‘li. 11‘. w (fill l”I‘il‘>il as figures,
luml k. w l'lll :2: ii; lii/ ~'
This ii u ur M and lit 33b muniry, yet
(\i' I}.- c nix! night (in II inhi through from
10 in .30 int ll :Ippl)’ Iii l'lll‘ll of the (fill-
mlzn puliI-u siuiinm hr ll wuriu plm’n to
film 1). Hull" ill‘ Ian urn trumps. but
fully litilfiii‘l’llii'll out «If employmmt
who Im: imikllif: for Work. ley IdI-up
IIpIuI ilm liners of the puller stations,
many of thwm spreadingImvaquipvrsiiih
drr flu in in km their cleilw from the
dirt. (fumed pIIiIiiI-al economists pro.
vidu some way of securing work ier‘
pdnpiu?
riyuipathizo with ibe Cubans? Oi
mmnuI We do, lwurt and soul. It is our
right, our pit-limit!) marl our blessed priv-
ilege to sympathize with any people
who on: trying to throw oil? the yoke of
a hereditary Iunnnreliy. We would be a
queer republican people ii We lelt ether-
wisc, Would we not?
Lawyers are discussing earnestly the
difference between klvpieinanin and
stealing. it is very cosy to decide.
When a rich person takes things that
belong in other people. it is hlcpleu
mania; when a peer person does the
some, ii. is plain stealing.
Within the next quarter of a century
our [emulation will be so large that we
shell need all our farmers can raise to
lead us at “(WWW
use ii divided one sip,
PM; so use. a. W
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