y" thoughts. eve. heard
for that his rice! resenr h
D ii, by‘Mrs. G,
can interest in the
H;- Noxon. .wh , is
exceptionally well
town, mode it
Qualified (or "Eli”
are “to hear th
Southmoryvaik, .
searches ncl ind etrious compilations
0! that o‘V histo’iee ,ure worthy; .01 .
prairie. Miss Scott was so fortunate
as 0 denote incited-tone“: some of,
the beetroutdoori' h'otozrophere of the
tovm'ln illustrnl halal-limpet! 'llhc
George Beale. Jr..
er. besides several
3 by G.
nnd.,Miss H. S.
pictured copied
8. North; end
3.4311110? Th9
nil/she done by
these writerelond
edi'them, we owe it
the tradition-1
th‘it" snow-mono ,
home artiiits. all!
ailrwho thrive .9,
voteiot'.:thanks . {..
o
' ' pinces is more
» . .. . element .011
commonplace with dates or
birtheg‘nnd‘ deathii’. Eacts which must
not be :exciuded‘by theilitei'ory histor-
ianmny be gentlt‘i‘treoted in the we
.sentation of poturs‘s. The tomliv
. .stbriee.,(ltlte no modern tamily ekel- c
.0.
to iii-.vwblch infidel-lone writer. die»,
to mentioiiij may be dealt with
aligbter‘ viiih in explanation oi,
on connection, “with, the pictures,
dutifully! «the roii'inntlc tales of 'our
grandmothcre' first loves. my be be;
liohduonreiectsil according no the
op, lttinovoo ue. ' S’i‘hnt imthe‘ kind or
entertainment which the NOl‘Willll.
.i.’ new cihteeny ay become under
axoptefinvltes ‘ you this evening.
i-iilllndoubiediy on have . already. on
‘ . ' j - your members have
themneives atter
olr .ioremotbere..
4 nicken the thing.
iempliite the olden
hlohyouz‘havo all
an, xnmpl‘o will. it. is
fill. .lt sin, quite a
very- interest:
and. hear , how
:sryoung“ lads,
become under.
L is;
"an theiil‘te'
lllb‘tllb’ ‘ ‘
e e .
strawberry Hillio who
«.ooph'll‘flhurch; Re M,
or. Oi- the’ Contreeetl 1,
Ronni F. _ Hamlin“
. cool "thorium Glisn‘ISlh’oi’sr
' no in interesting? or m.
" sinuous-u million
The Stamford comedian imparts Boy?
oral “listen the Local Memos"
of the Order, and Made a -'
Decided Hit- \ . "
W
The smoker. entertainment and non
merica; which Woe held e
i last night, was a success,.evehfl it
re were a glow .dldsppointmonte.
Some «oi biomedical talent which was
pocted,‘ and three grand dinners of
like rotate did ‘ho’tput in on appearance.
3, But with these deficiencies, the chair.
- wh
doth on beta
"The antertininmi: , l 9
in star 118. t» be near y ‘
when Rf. LMollowgn eta
graphophone. ' yloue this ”pipes
and tobacco wore‘poseed..around and
everyone in the hall was pulling away
and sending up wreaths of smoke. The
nail wse‘pretty well tilled with the
members and friends.
ll. Enwright,‘ the Stamford comedian.
did his share oi the entertaining; . lie
Wail: “repeatedly endured and before the
evening. was over, he delightedthosje
present by going‘on the elevated platé
term and doing a turn several times.
thH-nmoetwpronri out members of the
or or till , rtninly mode a hit. .f
lilvfl‘hé'refiiveiie more selections on tho
baton“ l
p“ 13an ' ll
ed; ,r I ‘
on thrill!“ . . i , _ .,
Switch.“«'.,' 11 e alw sngood ,whep
. wiles in put in with?
it deservgsh, . r. Bartholis oertoi .
iy adoption. bri ding out the trash:
nary. ‘; ,s,
“ Severn-l, ,oeibctiono were played by
Sven Brothers‘i‘in‘anilolln orchestra or,
three Plec¢§«,,x-l‘hfl° youngmen (i9!
serve considerable credit for the mom
,ncr‘ lnflwbich they manipulated the:
stringed monuments. They were loud-
iy applauded at the end of each piece
and several times respondeddo an en-
ore. . . - . -
.9. James Slimline, who has a rich ten-r
'or :voic'e. amen couple oi. songs in a
.manner'to hold. his, lietenera ,apeli
bound. He Was prevailed upon to sing
more. but as there was no accompany.
in; metric: he modestly rezoned.
_ John Handing played the harmonics
and either at the same time.,,..'l‘h,ls .was
rather a lecture or the entertainment.
Hemitetmrde ‘anng a solo and accom-
panied oil’the zither. . ‘
, ._ «A’ baritone role was rendered, by Den
rahMoor " d Frank ltudoiph also he
voted with. none. Theyreceivedap-
blouse“, , u . ,, .. ;
agi'henuall sot dorm to, a." hountiiul
abroad, consuming-oi clam chowder.
cheese ‘endgh "usndwichoo.’ bolero
soled». orange bananae and. entree.
vDu‘ri‘nulthe diocuedion of tho realist. the
hundred withiliie , a
31mm“ own
'xooundihg lmuaic.
tertninment' outv
1 PW' ,
, and over
‘3‘" 0°” M“”‘°k°m°’ Whig??? which anchor-sun solarium on to no
alibi ._ ;
‘ manure
He imparted an 1 ”y joked on some or
it
pro hophone‘hnd then Ernest Barthol
walled a ‘ ,ece in a manner. to '1
ports with‘all t ehv’iin that} is "neceoi ,
h _ in ,
rated wit palms
W.
‘Hiirbor * We've: Been ,Shelmred. , w
tin acting on .pccomponlst.
" .Mr. W x
delivered. in port it was as toliowoi‘
_ The word climacteric derived, from
the Greek wond'cburaoeo. . which meant
insomnia. .cut or ,
peculiar quality, sum or (inhibition
another. It might becalied the stamp
nature. educationj‘nodhnbit.
runny respects;
haracter is what a
hereon“ roellvdis
{while reputation is
or ’ more mode
1’ .0!
cm unmade
lthouzhhe never as:
. of blue. no Eastern
h was ever posseessed or more
absolute power. ~‘ln Waehiugton. fore-
thought and ‘pereplcuity were marked.
When lit the clone or the revolution he
a might have made himself dictntor, he
retuoed to entertainthe proposition. ii
seems to me there are in general three
distinct .kinds of character. They may
be celled, for" convenience. positive.
negative and indiftorent.
,A, positive character. is one which
possesses great strenzth, determination
and independence.» Queen Elizabeth is
called a ponitive character. She had rs».
.msrltsble talent (or governing and
cmumndlng the respect, not only oi
honeyed subjects. but, at ioreian states.
can gAnn‘was the direct opposite oi
her dialer. . She was a negative charac-
ter. with phindly‘lmpulses and little in.
tell sauce.“ 'A' noted historian has said.
in n‘xooo humor she woe meek-
up‘l’dé’iwhen in an ill humor, nulli-
h titli- class or the indiitereni
n note and he made no nt-
lllef'oolintry he’ was to govern nor did
he casino to. me’initlsiled to leave
it toblstliiB friends. ‘ “ v
The. Power tohnvepm'tect coutrol oi
youreel; geliarestrdiut and simplicity
are traits which‘altruly noble charm
tar should poseesa. Longfellow hoe
id,fl“ln. character; in. manners. in
ninth ,aupremogeiioellohce in elm:
nilcit‘y;” hemanxvirtues which Abra.
ham Lincolngposscsscd‘are not often
combined in one. person. His aimpli‘c.
ity. his atron .Jod' out, his mantel
‘ superiority“ stsrl ngi'ntecrlty place
him smonmthe world's heroes. The
recent death oi England‘s .lileateat
queencausesua to turn our attention
to her his to see whetmudeherlite and
reign" so great. Although, impulsive
and restless" by nature. one examined
her strong will; to 0 me than pro»
penalties; she hadn‘t . pug opinion on
every, bubject. What "liluiiland in to-
day ohmowoe largely to-ihe greatdei
"termination; land», oeliereliancc of her
loyal hunch. Many ‘
olwdorlierzoyinp by or the lacunae
. , 3.,‘Sh dyer allowed the
‘ r overfnhadow
own
dunno
‘1‘ Bl)
at
p , ,, landlines, 3:
which, wanton” .cla’sa matted
unmgidsri-wto. e, rather than -t ~
, motioned been coated by the ‘ ’
. ‘llorace Gray..an‘wrence Gross g
Frsnhr’aerrish and Arthur Jack». y
alimgwhen the first number on the pro.
mam. the commencement ode. in the ‘ ‘
sung by the school. :Misebiliosbeth Au . I
hold then announced the es. ‘
tiny "Character." by Miss Edna 'l‘uttle
The essay was well prepared'and well ‘V
”have.” . it n the V,
which is impressed upon a person by l"
The words character and reputation ,
are not interohnn cable. They dliierin ‘3
...%.‘ ... ._..al.‘.; "
‘ ltcbamcter ,
general. yet greater bl
Militias those who m in:
no“
11 ii. , ,
. mp‘t‘to runny-n. am knew nothing oi '
hhsrronod the:
manometer
arthrown at
M clai-
. . the victim
' ot receive ser-
rlgh Schools Gun
wane Wl
:»“nliietinit. but u tow
combine may be oi see
some ohyour“ readers. All
we. .wintcrested in the schools and
[therweltare of otclr town should be pres-
ent at the more ing this evening with
the puroae of helping decide on its
merits any motion that may be'oiiered.
At the present time there are tour
tricta. .Theae schools. which have
been in existence for many years, were
Vestabiiehed and have been maintained
by the town. not because the act or ‘auy
lealeleture or-oi any outside compul-
sion whatever. The legality of the
schools to. established, and maintained
has been a serious 'question,.but nil
doubt on that score has been removed
by, the recent legislation. They are
placed one legal basis, but the power
or the town has been. in no way our
toiled~.‘in regard to their organization
conitnuntlou and management. The
pmoticnlpucstion' now to be decided
i . hulllhe done with this de-
r the comic; school. your?
thing which. the town
,competcnt .to do, and
soidnte the four high
a. at a large having in
large increase in- the
lit oi. the subjects
. or the‘rtnxmwor‘e‘to
, , j . , ohnrii Wewill.'hove o
, , compie .hiyhcchool than at
presenhoud, at ‘a saving of between
$2.000 and“33.000 to the town treasury.
.‘This is s ,et‘uteinout which certain uvot-
‘ers‘ehould. “pnete carefully into their
hotoi’ior'tho figures here given can
be tuliyvvorlileds. 2“. .
. The piano! one high school in the
placeorvtour can be realised without
any delay. At" the beginning or the
next school year in September such a
‘bcliool can. be’ opened. having ample
ncco modntions and/shuntiant inciti—
tho new school buildingin Illaet Nora
walk are tour large unoccupied rooms.
Those roomnor any portion of them
oonabe haddor the. one otthe high
echool at o. nominal sum. -, The ,sohool
Home“: dintriot are ready to offer the
most favorable terms. on account, or
the ‘undouhted'beneiit the EchOOl‘TWnlild
boto them“
number of ‘ycnremiviug the peofipl‘egzot
the tow ,emilieltime to cousin who
.duostion cot ",providlne parchment
‘ ' ‘ where."when t “
tie‘ront uterine ‘
. skill" coul
, out.
" in which! awaitin‘
pinioed to‘thc.
high .Qchooio located in all many dis:
0 portunity to do.ands
,tieev or carrying on school work. in,
bullioritlel'aniid the people oi! the‘llloot ‘
ll 'Woll on mine tOvvn at
, largo; "r'i‘heae...roome can bound "to“
u. ‘Hopo thatch. Wm Ever
. , nanny-r. »
_. ‘SAN FRANCISCO, May 16, 10
.n...-rn.—-—Pr‘eeldent ”McKinley ingot
the“ bedside of his ‘wifc without
hope that. she will W over recover.
‘ ‘ Attend comparatively easy night,
Alla cognate 'siiik‘: rapidly; - at: ‘ five
l
b of‘cloclc‘tilidihidthiiig‘. Dr. Rixoy.
Who hos been in attendance al~
most without relief for several
days, hurried] eummon‘e‘d- Dbc~
.' tore , IfIirsohfe tier and Gibbons.
- They arrived before 7 o’cIOCk, and
everythln their knowledge. and
do was done to keep“
Mrs. McKinley alive; Accessto
the house for. the first time woe
denied to newspaper representa»
tives. Guards were posted at the
door; and every one but the doc-
tors were turned nwa .
, At 9 o’clock the physicians held
ya consultation,nod‘iat 9:30p. 11).,
Secretary Cortelyou. gave out a
, bulletin annouudng‘tbatMrs. Mc~
Ripley‘s condition had become.
. .alnrmlug. owing to the sinking
speller five o’clock,'~ami that the
, president.liatlo'xcnnceiled all run
.gagréments. Later it was learned
by» he Asnocinied Press that Mrs.
Moliinlc was barely alive, and
who llab e to expire at any” momr
ng news“ was
The distrcsfigi
vergt’he city and
spread . rn‘pi‘tily :
i crowds, gathered about the news.
paper}. bulletin boards. anxiously
further information.
Mrs. McKinley" lies, groups of
peoplc‘gntlicred and discussed in
low tones the iiiuessof the pres-
ident's wile. Everybody who left
the house was eagerly questioned
for information. but eucrybody
was referred to Secretary Cartel»
you. 'Aé that gentleman was in-
visible to those who called noth-
ing definite could be learned. The
Scott mansion is on the crest of a
high hill, overlooking Lafayette
square, and there is very little
traific in that . neighborhood.
W lieu it became known how dan-
evep the few vehicles that pass
that way were stopped, and the.
were free from noise.
It? is very probable that the local
ceinmitteee‘having in chargevthe
arrangements for entertainments
and .vbzinque'ts for the president
and tlieiyiisitors from Ghip Will
aboudoiievcrything. In the event
of Mrs; McKinley’s death, it is
likely vihiitj’mhe launching of the
battleSliip'Qbio, planned for Silt:
urday, will be postponed.»- The
membernzof the president’s cabi-
net called. at tile house early this
morninggbut they could be of no
assistance, and they returned sad-
ly to their hotels. From there
they were kept in constant tele-
phc‘lnlc communication with See-
retary Cortclyou. who. even to the
membersof the president’s oi’ficioi
family, was very reticent.
rrrcuen BATTLE IN
MAY mun. KY.
MAY KING, ‘Ky., May Id—«A
pitched battle- occurred between
an .oificerfs posse, headed by John
Wright, the mountain ’detectiye,
and. the Reynolds gang, ‘vvliof have
been terrorizing this: section fer
, corn on the headwaters oi? Rock-
oboe; C C l
About} to house on the hill where '
gerously lll Mrs. McKinley was, ,
streets on all sides of the house ‘
...lilrwln mode-e
nearly lot ,ycnrs.“w:*leic was‘b‘o
slavery in Whitmareh township
, and will;
G
Shepard», «.In .1829. the threecll ldé
eeoape,‘and.tbc Were cared f9. .
Philadelphia” éunkcrs. "'Wll
later went to
tensiyely engagedgl
industry. 1- Q
preoclliu gbofotc
nevemr. aired ‘
oi thein‘egrornilgi
Father Connor: .
was lucid, bis. recollection, of
eVehts ofthe war of.18‘tz,.beliu‘
vivid. He lcayerarwlfe bro so:
Wynne, charged with théimurdéi‘
of Rev. Father CharlesP. Ric e15,-
murder in the second, degree;
Father Ri‘egcl. who had chb‘rge of
Death was , due to “knockout
the priest were indicted. The
second of the nine defendants, will
begin arena: and the other onset;
will fbelrafidlyrjtli'sponed of; ’
Boovsrgwm
. . s- .
» mute Arthur 1
a heibody'yoi, Ralph j‘ .
who murdered» his nephew, ,
,thcn committed suicide in j-aii“‘Wll§
stolen from the Swe Vale
etery, last night.” There
race of the grave robbers.
Vlu‘te’s interment a“ few ‘Weeks
ago was‘ accomplished only after
a nine days’ fight betheu his
friends and the officials otmtli
cemetery. The ca ‘ '
token to 'court on.
VICTORIA, B. (3., May '1'.
News lmsbeen received here,
thesteamerMOenaL attire .
oftllc’Ameficdih‘filiooncr , V
Nieliol. no.1 of. ,Tacoilia,‘ bound,
chartéd‘ reef, about
miles 'fro’l‘thoiime‘hi’t ,
(lon‘ia': All bonds were . saved.
rumour
‘ * ‘ . EWINGvfilN‘K
DETROIT” . _
despatcli was received at'tlwieifioillcfo
of the Star Linevaompen , this
morning, reporting thesin in; or
the, fest freight.steamer-.8. .l).
Ewinlfiin the Soo river. not ‘iar;
from ine Mile Pin. The vessel
belongs to the Corrigen fleetniand
is half 'to be" lying in fifteen feetoi‘
water- ,, ~ ,7 ’.=
vnunic’r’m HasLIr‘e’crleE
NEW BRITAIN, Me. iii-«:-
jury in the cuse‘vof Johnflas
the chicken. thief. who‘ we
Maya, b Edwin Ellis, has
cclthatt crc‘ was’n‘o criminn not,
9/
,
will; therefore wu‘ pot-ho]
for the offence. ,
roux; "an g
.motl‘ n .
mun _ Jet-rev “0
j inwhet in now Baltimore manly, .1
, . Maryland, June 7, 1800
,. his parents aniebreth
_ f ter was owned by th
uu Hills; u - l. nun
" The radium. it the tonal. o liltw
1 ° Wile. mrnm Anyone-to be Lit- .
”a” we” “id-Ad bruit-i: motto-“to o
ew York, whére be
was employed the hotel 3'1! “139,
Broadway. A guest sent himrt 1.0
Noyes Billings, ofiNew London,
in 1840, when therlatter'was ex- .
‘ éjsocieiy here .
and 'was‘hffectiooeirly, known arw ..
HidpoWorsmcm ‘W
remarkably pres’érded‘up‘ .to, n j,
short timeago, and his ame’mory-
orid‘"tnerringe,fhnd ”oil adopted, eon L, ‘{ l‘
wvuuerouub cutter. j
"PHILADELPHIA, ‘ May» ice '_
The jury in the case opracob
ofter‘being out all night. to' my
brought in awerdict .of ‘guiftypi .
the Roman Catholic Church at ,
\Chcltcuham, Pm, near here'laums' . =
,found dead. on a, door. step mallow
“Tenderloin" district; ‘ db lime 6. .
drops,” and Wynne and eight oth— ,i
ers who had been drinking with
trial of “Sdiior Bob" ;Ryan,. the 4"
‘irgmwilgiiim; iorfiydney, ouch ou-‘i "
emotional» 33”. ‘ .. .
Milli. Mali r6~A
To mum noon
'prcv’ements, 78 Osborn
aquirevon p‘i‘embaos. .,
.' rooms; lower.
mono Place. 6 rooms. in
memory-Henry seymou
. ' otter clones .
Willem ocremof
‘ 'lots;‘ 34. ‘
,t‘ ‘,-‘ n ‘
malomflrl
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