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so genfle gentTet1mt that I actually took a nap whilet whilelbev while
16 t lbev < y put in a gold filling for me meFRAXK meInAK meWFIULNK
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BO BOY SAVED BY BYADO BYADOSlenter A TJO TJOSkater DOG DOGSkoter
Skater Goes Tliroogli the Ice iu iuTen inTen I ITen
Ten Feet of Voter AVatcriRltTBEIELD WaterS WaterRflHFIELD VoterRitHFIELD
S iRltTBEIELD N Jl Dec 24 24carlo Carlo a aTifSt 1jt abgewfcundland
TifSt jt bgewfcundland Newfoundland dog Is a hero among amongthe amongthtitarmersiIl amongtli
the thtitarmersiIl farmers ia and around this place pll all allbecause aUbeCluse au auecauee
because ecauee he saved the life l le of Charles CharlesDowning CharlesDowning
Downing ITowning eight years old late Saturday Saturdayafternoon SaturdayIlfternoon Saturdayafternoon
afternoon The warm weather had weak weaksaed weakned weakened
saed ned the ice But t Downing Do ntng was more dar daring darlag ¬
ing than the rest rest and showed his nerve by hyskating byskating byskating
skating across the channel of JUcMdd JUcMddPond P1cl RlchfljdPond icld icldPond
Pond PondEaeh PondEah
PondEaCh
EaCh time the Ice icebent bent beneath the lads ladsweight lad ladweiSht ladsweight
weiSht weight and his sljster S sister who wl o was also skat skatJng skatiug
Jng asked her brother brother to accompany her her3aome herbme herTheme
Theme Occc more acrossn across he told her herSas heras
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Sas as he took a flying start Downing had hadreached hadreached
reached r the centre of the channel when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the ice gave g way an3 r1il he was plunged into intoten intoten Intoten I
ten feet of water His sister fainted He Heshouted Heshouted He5hont
shouted 5hont for help hel help and companions found a afence afenre afence
fence rail but it was not long enough to toreach toreach toreach
reach him The boy was fast becoming becomingexhausted becomingexhtusted
exhausted ex usted when the dog appeared appearedTeddy appearedT appeare appeareTeddy
Teddy T ddy Symonds SymandscaUed called to him clapped clappedhis clappedhis clappedhi
his hi hands and pointed to Downing The Thedogseemed Thedogseemed Thedogseemed
dogseemed to understand in a moment momentforhe momento1bcrm momentF
F forhe o1bcrm fan ran across acrc the ice and shoved his hisnose bislase bsunse
lase nose In Downing face ace The latter grasp grasped grxsp grxsped graspel ¬
ed Carlos collar and the dog backed bacSedaway backedaway backedaway
away from the hole hole pulling the boy out of ofthe ofth oftha
the th water Downing was wasunabl unable to help
himself further for his hands were w re be benumbed be bennmbed benumbed ¬
numbed and helet go the collar collarCarlo coUarC8rIothen collarCarlo
Carlo C8rIothen then seized sei ed the thelads lads coat with his histeeth histeeth histeeth
teeth and dragged him to a point pointat of safe safety safety
5 ty He was wa carried riIed home given gi D a hot hotbath hotbath hotbath5
bath bath5 and pat pu fa bed The dog will soon soonwear soonwear soonwear
wear a new ne collar Cl suitably Inscribed cribed as asa asIt asa
a reward for his intelligence intelligenceHoiocPs InteUIgenceIJlITJYdJsPslls intelligence1J00474r
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aBentlr Tliajt Th Any An Other OtherGold OtherGoldDoJJorwOtenReqncsted OtherColdDotlareOftenltequested Gold GoldDollar
Dollar DoJJorwOtenReqncsted Of ten Itcanestca Bat Hnrc HnrcIjr nareIT
Ijr 1 Issued Because BecnucXu IVo o Loner Cur Curjrent CurrentPressure
jrent r ntpre8ure Prejsunre for fo Taper Currency CnrrenejThe CnrrenC3Th CurrencyThe
The Th pressure press for Christmas money Is fsbeing Isbcin ISbeing
being bcin felt at the Treasury of the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedSla
States Sla w with ith as much keenness as in pri private prtTatihomes prirate ¬
rate Tatihomes homes There Therehas has neer been a aChristmas aChri3tInl aChristmas
Christmas when the call was so great greatfor greato greatfor
for o bright new gold gold coins for the pur purpose purPQse poepose ¬
pose of Christmas presents Just why whythe whyt11e whythe
the movement movenent Is so many time tlmegreBte tlmegreBtethaI times greater greaterthan greatertban
than In ot otderstoodV other years 1s not exactly un understoodunless onderstcod
derstoodV derstoodunless derstcod unless It ilbe be that the thcfr frequent frequentdiscussion freueatdiscussIon uent uentdiscUSsIon
discussion of the Gold Standard law and andthe andt andthe
the t e influx p Gfgold gold Into the th United Stateshas States Stateshas Statesiias
has attracted Urae attention att Dtion to the yellow yellowmetal yellowme yellowmetal
metal me l from persons ersons who have hereto heretofore h heretofore < reto retofore ¬
fore forgotten rgotten its existence jmder nnderthe nndertheflood the theflood theood
flood ood of r paper papernwTsltver > and m tslIvcrmon < silver money y in ind1 ind1usa daily dailyuse daflyuse
use useThe usaThechl The Thechl chief f clliaS call 1ii1s been for f rcquirter rcquirtereagres Quarter Quartereagles1 quartereagTesand
eagles1 eagles1and eagres and itt it ti 13 estimated by the tjfficlats tjfficlatsthat of omclatsthat ic1aIs ic1aIsthat
that 50CM i 1 thf th thfs fvnn rm has been ship shipped shipJed shipDad ¬
Jed to different dl1IeT t sEDTreasnrlea eSl where wherethe whenthe wherethe
the demand of oprlio pravious years has been beenfor beenfot beenfor
for only a a few hundred dollars There Thereare Thereare Thereare
are considerable cslls c Usalso also for half halfeagles baIteaSIN halfeagles
eagles and acme lot tcsrull full eagles of oftIO oftIOThora IO IOThere IOThere
There art demands s from from time to time timefor W tithefor 1e i itor
for gold dollars but these cannot be met metfreely metfreely
freely under existing law Their crin crinage coiuage cnn cnnage j
age was suspended suspen ed along with ith the three threedollar threedontr threedollar
dollar pieces some ten years ago and andnly andmily j jctlnly
ctlnly nly a few are held by the Treasury Treasurydating TreasurydatiIg Treasurydating
dating back to that time as souvenirs souvenirsThese souvenirsThese souvenirsThese
These are never Issued ued more than one at attime ata ata
a time time and their issue Is surrounded surroundedwith surroundedwith surroundedwith
with a good deal of red tape tapeThe u uThe tapeThe
The twoandahalfaollar piece is naw nawthe nawt11e nawthe
the smallest gold coin issued and upon uponthis uponthis uponthis
this seems to have h ve concentrated the chief chiefdemand chiefdemand chiefdemanft
demand for modest Christmas gifts In Inthe inthe Inthe
the form of money The issue iSSU of the theSold thegeld thegold
Sold pieces pie w eapecfallr in small nnill amounts amountsputs amountputs amountSputs
puts a good deal of work upon the theTreasury theTreasury theTreasury
Treasury but all aJIcaIlt calls eall > are cheerfully cheerfullymet cheerfullymet cheerfullymet
met and bright new coins are a furnished furnishedwhen fumlshedWhen furnishedshea
when desired desiredThe desiTedTue desiredThe
The amounts mounts called for in this way have havenot hayenot bayenot
not been large enough to affect materially materiallythe materiaU materiaUthe
the gold reserve erte but the total gold in the theTreasury theTreasuiy theTraanuey
Treasury has remained nearly stationary stationaryfor statlonaryfor staUoaaryfor
for the last week or two The amount is isabout isabout isabout
about the maximum in the monetary his history history history ¬
tory of the country but the upward upwardInarcl1 upwardInarcl11rom march marchfrom marchfrom
from 76000000 which Is about the pres present pr present > s sent ¬
ent amount to the expected total of of0001OO 580 580OOOPBO
OOOPBO has ha not bcen becurapid rapid this week weekThcf weekThd weekmtf
Thcf pressure for small paper currency currencyhas cureneyhas currencyhas
has also been keenly felt at the Treasury Treasuryduring Tr Treasuryduring sury surydurIng
during the Christmas as seasosv seaso Demand for
1 and 2 silver certificates has been such suchcan Eouehthat suchthat
that the free re silver against which they theycan theycan
can be issued has fallen to the paltry sum sumof sumof sumof
of 325422 There are about four our and a ahalf ahalf ahalf
half millions millI ns In silver certificates < hut hutthey hutthey ut utthey
they cannot be canceled cance ed or issued on spe special sll slleta sisechit ¬
chit eta demands because they are mostly mostlvscattered mQstlvscattered mostlyscattered
scattered In small amounts in inthe he the current currentcash currente currentcash
cash e of the various subtreasuries subtreasuriesThere subtr subtreasurIesThere 5ur1es 5ur1esThere
There is always a considerable demand demandfor demandlor demandfor
for small smaUnotes notes at the he Christmas Ch stmB season seasanwhich seas seasonwhich
which Is independent of the demand fer fermoving fermt fermoving
moving mt ingthe the crops In the South and West TVestThe WestThe est estTne
The latter movement Is far from from having havingreached havingreached j jreached
reached its limits and has been csiiiag csiiiagfor callingfor j
for t or noOOOC iOOOOC to 2 OOOOO Qdeo a day for or New Or Orleans Orleans ¬
leans leansIt leansIt leansIt
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It Is hoped that the suspension of the theChristmas thestmasactiiit theChristroasactikity
Christmas Christroasactikity stmasactiiit activity will enable therTreas therTreasury theTreasuip eTre8S j
ury to replenish its funds of small sm all money moneyjust moneyJust
just as many parents hope ti tl > replenish replenishtheirs re replenic1itheirs Ieni9i1 Ieni9i1I
theirs th eirs but the pressure for such money moneyhas moneybas moneyban
has been almost constant for the last lastthree lastthree lastthree
I three years and is proving difficult to tosatisfy tosat tosatisfy
satisfy satisfyrt sat sly slyCOURTED V
COURTED TYTWO WO WOCourt WOM WOMCourt
Court rt no5ftr ne flegarda Rrcl l = It ait us SnflTcI SnflTcIGround Snfiielent SnfiielentGround SugielentGranada <
Ground for Divorce DivorceNEW Di flivorceNEW oree oreeNEW
NEW YORK Dec 24 24rs Mrs Robert J JPatterson rPatterson JPatterson
Patterson of Xo 2C 2 Dean Street Street Brook Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklye ¬
lyn has h2sobtainoo obtained a divorce from herhas herhasbaud her loss husbaud lossbaud
baud He according to her allegations allegationshas allegationshas 11 egations egationshas
has made love to thirtytwo women women since sincethey sincethey sincethey
they were married Among them are her herown herGWn herown
own sisters si ters and his motherinlaw motherinlawMrs motherinIawMrs motherialawMrs
Mrs Patterson was before her mar marriage marriage marriage ¬
riage Miss I1ss Kate e Holden Directly after afterher aftprher afterher
her wedding she asserted in court the thebridegroom thebriMgroom thebnidcgrooLu
bridegroom began to make love to the thebridesmaids thebrideSmaitl thebridesmaide
bridesmaids and maid of honor Mrs MrsPatterson MrsPatterson rrs rrsPAtterson
Patterson told the court that she bore borethis borethI borethis
this thI for a time but when he began oegan to topour top topour
pour p ur love talcs t s Into the ears of her own ownsisters ownsi5t ownsisters
sisters si5t she s e ihoagat matters had gone gODeai gODeaienough far farenough farenough
enough enoughBut enoughBut enoughBut
But the worst was yet to toV tocome come As AsMrs AsMrs AsMrs
Mrs Pattersons story goes her V husbands husbandsproposal husbands husbandsproposal husbandsproposal
proposal of matrimony to his motherin motherinlaw motherinlaw motherInlaw
law was unique Fly with me he is isquoted isquoted isquoted
quoted as saying we will be happy to together to together together ¬
gether I love you better better than your yourdaughter yourdaughter yourdaughter
daughter and realize now that I have havemade havemade havemade
made a mistake mistakeMuch mistakeUMuch mistakeMuch
Much as Mrs Holden may have been beenflattered oeen oeenflattered n nfiaUered
flattered she sh went straight to her her daugh daughter daughter daughter ¬
ter and told her of his conduct When Whenthe Whenthe Whenthe
the wife complained she says her hus husband husband busband ¬
band threatened to shoot her Mrs lrs Pat Patterson Patterson PattorSon ¬
terson fold how her husband at one time timewooed timewDoed timewooed
wooed three unsuspecting maidens In the thesame thesame thesame
same block blockWhen blockWhen blockWhen
When they found that he was already alreadymarried alreadym alreadymarried
married m tried they all swooped SWoopeddown down upon and andassailed andI andassailed
I assailed the poor wife for keeping the theman theman theman
man man they loved to herself herselfSeventean herseIfSeTentem herselfSeventeen
Seventeen courtships at once was his hisrecord IDSrecord hisrecordf
record recordf according to the tli accusations acCUSatiDIUr acCUSatiDIUrhIs Of Ofhis ofhis
his wife He H woul would come com home at night nightand nightand nightand <
and would actually boast to his wife that thata
a dozen girls had accepted him himVIOLATIONS himVIOLATIONS himVIOLATIONS
VIOLATIONS OF OYSTER TAWS TAWSUreaserH LAWS LAWSDrec1 LAWSDredgere
UreaserH Drec1 er Battled Up by tire tl1 Mary Maryland Maryland Unrylnml ¬
land State Officers OfficersCA3IBRIDGE OmccrsCIBRmGE m er erCA
CA3IBRIDGE CA mRIDGE Mdr 3tcI Dec 24 2LThe Trie oys oysters oysters oystees ¬
ters on board the schooner Federal F deral Hill Hillof HiUor Hillof
of Baltimore Capt CtptJohn John P Howard were wereculled werecun wereculled
culled cun a oa on Friday by the Cambridge oyster oysterinspectors oysterinspectors oysterinspectors
inspectors As the oysters culled ct led showedmor showed showedmore showedmore
more mor than the legal 5 per cent of small smalloysters smafloysters maU maUOJersthe
oysters OJersthe the question of Captain C3p in Howards Howardsliability HO Uowaed UowaedlIability trds trdsIiablUty
liability to fine arose He claimed claimed that thatthe th thatthe t tthe
the oysters were caught c ught and bought inVirginia in inVirginia inVirginia
Virginia awters and offered ofr ed to swear to tothe tothe tothe
the fact f ct before befG1ea a magistrate The cap captain capta eapfain ¬
fain ta l was allowed to plead guilty to thecharge the thecharge thecharge
charge of having uncoiled oysters on onboard onboard onboard
board and land hIs cargo of 1 l 19011 00 I bushels Lushelspaying bushelspaying bushelspaying
paying however the full fine cf S1634 S1634Commander lEi40 lEi40Comm 164ilCommander
Commander Comm Il cr Howard In speaking of the thematter thematter thematter
matter stated that he intends to enforce enforcethe enforcethe enforcethe
the cull law no matters whence oysters oysterscome oysterscome oysterscome
come tinless prevented evented by an adverse adv rse de decision d dcisiono decision ¬
cision cisiono of the th Court ourt of Appeals He said saidthat saidthi saidthsi
that alowing unculled U oysters to be hebrought bebrought bebrought
brought here from Virginia would wouldcpen wouldcpenth cpen cpenthe
the th door for violatins of the law in this thisState thisState thisState
State and would ould tiad Undo indo what the oyster oysternavy orsternavy oysternavy
navy has been b e endeavoring ndenoorln td t accomplish accomplishthroughout accomplishthroughout accomplishthroughout
throughout the season seasonCapt seasonCapt seasonCapt
Capt lay y Marshall a n Cambridge Cambridgedredger Cambridgedredger CambrIdgedredger
dredger was arrested Friday during the thesnowstorm thesnowstorm thesnowstorm
snowstorm by bythe the Talbot TalbotPoUce rolice boat for forbeing forbeingOTer forbeing
being beingOTer over the line He Was taken today todaybefore todaybefore todaybefore
before an Oxford magistrate who sea sentenced 1reIttenced seaV ¬
V tenced him to pay a fine fineo of 4100 100 or serve servethirty s ne nethirty rvethirty
thirty days in in n Jail JailBIOHH0N3 jailRcpres Jailflepresez
Rcpres flepresez tnle WiJies FuneraL FunernfRIUB3W FuneraLBlflMOND
BIOHH0N3 RIUB3W > Vi > Use De 24 H1he 4The The remaIns renjainaof renamsor remaInsof
of Hon Ho Richard RicImrdA A Wise W seof of WTHamsburg Wilimnsburgwere Wfllamsburgwere WTHamsburgwere
were were buried btr ed In Hollywood yesterday at afternoon attemoon atternoon ¬
ternoon A committee commltteeof vof 1 tnfe th Eons Ho a of ofBepresentatives arRepresentatives ofBepresentatices
Representatives including 1ncInd lg Representa Representative Representa Representathe Representativcz ¬
the Hay and Hixey llice7o of Virginia accom accompanied aeconpanfed aecompsnled ¬
panied the remains from the late 1ateborre 1ateborreor home homeof homeof
of the deceased eceasedl The The ceremony at tea teagrave th thgra thegrare
grave gra e was very simple Among these thesepresent th thtsepresent
present weron Were Eon n John S So Wise W seQI of New Newvxrfc NewVIk Newbrotht 1
vxrfc brothir br thtrfhe of the dead Co Congressman o
f SOCIAL AND A H PERSONAL PERSONALSenalor PERSONALSena PERSONALSenator
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Senator Sena ur > Hanna and andinniiy family tSiniiytfill will spend Vqflendthe spendthe pndthe
the hollelaysat Palm P1ImBeac Beach FloridaUThe FloridaUTheparty Flodd FIorIdnThepertr The Thettrt
party is s traveliajj t aV trayelin lin By special train trainBaron t trainBaron n nBaron
Baron von Holleben Honcb the German Am Ambassador Ambansndor Ambassador ¬
bassador expects expe ts to t spend Christmas ChristmasDay Chr ChristmasDay tmas tmasDaY
Day DaY and the greater J part tot oC they t tbe tbefollowing e week weekfollowing wCel wCeltoJt
following toJt wfng In New ew Ypck Y Yo Fk1hcntter k The alterationa alterationaand alt ratlone ttI ttIand V Vand
and new n w decorations decorn1onsoL Of the t1i German G GermanEnn GermanEnnitassy rmanEm rmanEmtfassy Ear Eartsassy
tsassy will hardly be completed until untilsome until untilsome nt ntSOllW
some time in January but in good goodieason goodieasonfor season seasonfor seasonOr
for for Or the th celebration of the e anniversary annfverilari annirersaryofthe of ofthe otthe
the birth of the Emperor EmperorJanuary27 EmperorJanuary27fme January 27 27Mme a7 a7me
Mme fme me Sldky wife of Sidky Bey Sec Second S Seeovid e eand ¬
and Secretary of the Turkish T rklsb Legation Legationwill LgatiOllwllh Legattoirwlll
will wllh with it11 her husband husband1 take an active activepart actLvcpart activepart
part in this seasons season entertaining Mme MmeSldky MmeSfdky MineSidity
Sldky will be the only nly feminine repre representative rcprcse1tathe represeotative ¬
sentative of the Sultan gultanatthe at the New Year TearDay YearI YearDa7
Da7 reception at the e White W b1 ta House e when whenthe W whCnthe h n nthe
I the wives and daughters dangh el3 ot o the diplo diplomats diplom diploflints ¬
mats m s always accompany them Mme Fer Ferroughr Ferrough Perrough
rough wife of All Ferrouh Bey Be the Tur Turkish Turkish Turkish ¬
kish Minister by reason of her rank andfaith and andfaith antifaith
faith takes no part in society She re receives receives receives ¬
ceives calls only from troma a limited pumber pumberot number numberof numberof
of the wives of the intimate friends of ofher other ofher
her husband The family still resides In InCleveland InCleveland
Cleveland Park ParkMrs Par Parkirz
Mrs irz N S Lincoln Lineoln save cavea a < d1nnerfr Hnnep eipr eipryoung
young people pcoplelast last night in honcr honurot ot the theMisses theMisses
Misses Tyler The table with its beautiful beau beautiful au autllui ¬
tiful appointments Pomfme nts of gold andsilverjwas andsilverjwasabloom an andailverwasabloom dcni IV er i ras
abloom with withpink pink flowers fl and te tt Ifghts Ifghtswere IfghtsVier lightswere
were Vier reflected re ectcd through rose tinted shades shadesThe shadesThe shadesThe
The company gathered about it were in inaddition inaddition Inaddition
addition to the guests of honor Miss Ca Carola Carola
rola de Peyster Miss LUbe aicCauley t Cauler
Miss Natalie Lincoln Mr Charles S Rich Richardson RJch RJcharJson RJchV RJcharlson ¬ V
ardson Mr Walter Davidge Mr Martin MartinJones Martinrone MartinJones
Jones Mr Ormsby McCammon iir l1r Au Augustus AUgustus AUgustus ¬
gustus Blagden and Mr Gould GouldLInct Lincoln Lincolnther Lincolnthe > ln lnthe
the son of the th house who Is a a junior at ataK atYa atYa
Ya aK home for the Christmas vacation vacationIr acetionfr
fr
Ir r B Is Ocampo Secretary of the Sen Senate Senate Seaattn ¬
ate of the Argentine Republic gave a adinner adinner adinner
dinner at Sherrys In New York on Sat Saturday Saturday SatuiJay ¬
urday night Among his llsguests guests were wereCouut wereF
F Count Cassln the Russian RuI 1n Ambassador Ambassadorand Ambasadorand I
F and Countess Cassini Cassini who are in New NewYork NewYork V VYork
York for the opera season seasonThe seasonThe
The death of Mr Ir Morris 3has has caused the thewithdrawal thewithdrawal thewithdrawal I
withdrawal of the invitations iu tations sent out for forhe forthe forthe
the he dan dance e which was to have been given givent givenat givenat
at t the Westminster tonightr tonightMr tonight tonightMr
Mr Ir and nd Mrs Irs Victor Beyer B yer and their theirthree theirtbrccdaugbters theirthree
r three tbrccdaugbters daughters have moved into their theirhandsome theIrhan theirhandsome
handsome han some residence recentlj receatl erected erected on onCongress onI onCongreas
I Congress Con g Heights On Saturday a a num number nutnI numher ¬
ber of the citizens eitfe of that suburb greeted greetedthem greetedthem greetedthem
I them with a serenade the Marine Band Bandrendering BandI Bandrendering
rendering a number of popular airs airaThe airsThe airsV
V The compliment was a great surprise to toiir toJr toMr
I iir Beyer who threw open his doors and andinvited mldinTited andinvited
invited the citizens and serenaders to topartake topartake tepartike
partake of his hospitality hospitalityRev hOSpltaIftyRev hospitalityRev
Rev Mr rr and Mrs frs Eugene R R Shlppen Shlppenof
of Boston are spending the Christmas
holidays hoH ays with the parents IMirencior of the latter latterCol latterCol latterC0L
Col and Mrs Henry F Blount The sons sonsotthe sonsothe sonsothe
otthe othe house iir fr Nelson Xe son Blount of Yale Yaleand Yalean Yaleand
and an I air Ir Harold Blount of the tbellUtarv Military
Institute at Montelair lontelaIIN Nl J are also also
home for the TO vaeations a ations Jons Other members membersof
of the house party now at the Oaks are
Miss nss Almee < lmee Nesbit of Ralamazoo I lamazoo Mich Michand Michanf Uch Uchand
and Miss Uss Fenno and Miss Uss Mabel Gelerson Gelersonof
of New York YorkMr YorkMr V
Mr and Mrs Blount will give one ne of
the dances dmc of the Yuletide YuletfdeRepresentative Yuletider YuiethleRepresentative
Representative Chanler and his sister sisteralbs
r SI albs Chanter who occupied the Tyler Tylerresidence Tylerre Tylerresidence
residence re > f ence last winter have taken the
house of Mr and Mrs Herbert Putnam Putnamon Putnam Putnamon
on Nineteenth Xlaete uth Street 5tr t Mrs Putnam will willreturn wuj wujreturn willretorn
return to Europe where wheretheirchiJ their theirchildren children rcD are
at school school3I schooLlrEW V
lrEW E ENGLAMD GfuUcup Cup YACHTS YACHTS3Inr YACHTSMany
Many 3I = nr Clmnsres CIlnnes3Inde 3Iade in the Lawson tajvaonBoat LnjljonBont Lawsonfloat
Boat Plan PlanBOSTON PI PIanBOSTON roc rocBmiTOr
BOSTON Dee 1 43fuch Much ruch pressure has hasheen basbeenbr hasbeen
been beenbr brought ug1It to bear > r on Thomas W Law Lawson Lawson Lawson
son to induce In uce him to buIld a acentreboaiI acentreboaiIboat centreboard centreboardboat eentreboardboat
boat Bostons success In past cup < up de defenses defences ¬
fences was aehlevedwith aclieoo with this type and andthe lndthe andthe
the millionaire n nionaft has had some sentimental sentimentalIoys sentimon sentjmonlalloyrp l lloy
Ioys loy loyrp Try v to the old favorites to contend contendwith conte contendwitk 1d 1dwith
with withThert with V
withTher
Ther is no possible posSible chance qf f his sat ¬
isfying the demands of the enthusiasts enthusiastsas
as from the start he left the matter in
the hands of Desjgner Crowainshield CrowaInshleldw1ro CrowaInshleldw1rowi1l who whowill whowill
will trust nothing but a fin 1rnk keel r to carry carryostqnsand
Bostons ostqnsand and his ambitions ambitionsIt
It Is said the appearance of Hanley fn
the field is a case where the demand cre created created crcated ¬
ated tae supply As JS these theseadvocat advocates s cf cfthe cfthe crthe
the centreboard centre beard yacht could not get Mr
Lawson to adopt their views an oppor opportunity op opportunity Qr Qrtmlity ¬
tunity presented presentedltselr itself for Hanley which
he was not slow to recognize recognizeSince recognizeSince recognizeSince
Since the centreboarfiers are face to
face with the proposition of building a
defender embodying their theirvlews views signs IgDs of ofweakening ofweakening ofweakening
weakening are visible in their ranks rantsHanley ranksHanley ranksHanle
Hanley Hanle is as firm firm as a5 ever In the theconvic theconviclion eonvic eonvicfor convlcUoti
lion that he can give his hacke hackers a run runfor runfor
for their money and the project while whilegoing shitegoingunder hire hiregoing
going goingunder under one tell bells is by no meins me ns aban abandoned abaIIdoned abaxzdoned ¬
doned donedMany donedMany V VMany
Many changes have taken place In the tbeLawson theLawson theLawson
Lawson boats plans in the last few days rfayaThe daysThe daysThe
The boat now Is not as originally design designed designed designed ¬
ed either In hull or dimensions dimeus ons Leading
designers are still feeling their way over overthe oerthEJ overthe
the SOfoot fin keels So Soaras far as wetted wettedsurfaces wettedsurfaces wettedsurfaces
surfaces and cutting of lateral plans go goWatson goWatson goWatson
Watson Herreshoff and Crowninshield Crowninshieldare
are working along the same lines In the thedimensions thedImensions thedimensions
dimensions none of them can tell if he hehas
has selected the best bestA bestA bestA
A change has been made in the sail plan planand IJIanand planand
and the boat wilt likely have a larger larserspread Iarerspread largerspread
spread than was at ffrst contemplated contemplatedFrom ccntempJatedFrom contemplatedFrom
From the designs as they now are the theLawson 1beLawson theLawson
Lawson boat should be best on a reach reachvery reachvery reachvery
very strong going on onen1 end and fast run running runnf runnlng ¬
ning nf 1t off It is fsnotso not so easy to predict predictwhat pr prediutwhat di t twhat
what she will do In a across cross sea sea but It Itmay Itmay ftmay
may be safely said she will not notfaU fall off offThe oiLThe o oThe
The overall length of the th Bristol BrIstorbcal BrIstorbcaland beat beatand bcatand
and the Boston BostonboU boat will be beclosa close tOJctII together togetfierand togetherand r rand
and there wllknot be much divergence In Inbeam inbeam Inbeam
beam and draught draughtCHICAGOS draughtcmCAG01S draughtV
V CHICAGOS NEW NEWTelepUone 1l DISEASE DISEASETelephone > ISEASETelephone
Telephone Eor Enr7 the Latest AJQIe AJQIetlon AfiU AfiUiloo AilIlition
tlon of Windy City R Relflflentf RelflflentfCHICAGO ItosidentaCHICAGO xftlentf xftlentfCHICAGO
CHICAGO Dec 24 2uTeephoueearba3 2uTeephoueearba3stru 4Telephone Telephone ear has hasstruck hasstruck
struck stru k Chicago with virulence virulenceand and in con consequence consC1eneethereis conscqiiencethere ¬
sequence sC1eneethereis scqiiencethere there is much complaint Of deaf deafness deafnessamong deafness ¬
ness nessamong among pers persons ersans ns whose whosedaily daily duties re require re requirerrequent require ¬
quire quirerrequent f frequent use of othe the machines machinesOf i
Of three physicians seen two had pa patients patients patients ¬ I
tients with with the new disease while the thethird thethlrt1fl1 thethird 1
third thlrt1fl1 war wps himself suffering sU1Iei ng from ear eartrouble eartrouble eartrOuble
trouble Which WhiCh vhich he attributed to big rc rcpeatedcills re repeated repealed ¬ j
pealed peatedcills cills to the telephone telephoneThe teIepI telephoneThe one oneThe
The trouble is said tohave to have arisen since sincethe sinceth sincethe
the th introduction of the new method of ofcalling orcaning ofcalling i
calling and is caused by the theheay heavy pull pullcurrent puncurrent pullCurrent I
current that Is responsible for the snap snappins snapping >
pins P ing sounds sou ds or miniature explosions exp Loslons that thatusually tho thousuaHy thatusually t
usually follow pressing pressing the receiver to tothe tothe tothe l
the ear Through the air in the ear the th6sound thesound theround
sound of the snap is conveyed to the ear eardrum earcL1lm eardrum
drum with mthsuch such force forc > that persons of a anervous anervous anervous
nervous temperament are stricken with withnervoos w withnernus tb tbneroug
nervoos deafness for which ao absolute absolutecure absolutcure absoutecure
cure is known knownSHADE knownS knownsHADE
SHADE S E FOB P A BATLBOAD BATLBOADThe 1tAILR RATTBaADF AD ADThe
F The The P Rio Grnncle nt VVesrtexn sru erU Gontein Gonteinplnte ContexnpTintca nteIl1 nteIl1plntC1J
plnte plntC1J a Xavcl iti TclEnterln Enterprise EnterpriseI Enterprise EnterpriseV EnterprisepQ e ePROVO
I V PROVO Utah Dec Deco 24 24Th8 The Rip RIO ci Granle Granlef Gra Grase GraseWestern e7 e7Western
f Western contemplates planting a a row lOWO lOWOshade of ofshade ofshade
shade trees treeSlOI on either eItherside side of it its tracks tracksfrom trackstrom tracksfrom
from Grand Junction JuncUonCQ1to Cot to Ogden OgdenUtah pgd OgdenfInals n nUtah
Utah and along its ts Dranclr rant lines in n Utah TTtaha Utahdistance Utaha
a a distance of some Inindreas hl of cJfII miles milesIn milesla ies iesIn
In some places pIac where the right t of way wayis v wayIs y yis
is wide several scveralrow5 rows will be planted on oneach oneach oneach
each aide Some gom ornamental o ental tree tree such sucbas such suchg
as g catalpa CataI 1l J Its select seIecteit zelectdd eo This has futsa futsabtmItIrul a abrantlfnl abesnitiful
brantlfnl fggpge i r g with white whltenow flowers e S that thathave th1 thatiiasu t thayeUO
have hayeUO yello yellocerrtres yellocerrtresthe ffcentres ffcentresThe centres C Cne
The wocii woois woc Is valuable and andotjapld andotjapldgrowth of rapid rapidgrowth rapitLgrowth
growth and In a few years YeaI 1C IfIS Wis Is7 ex expeetedv eXete enpeeted
peetedv ete sufficient timber timberctII can be grown wn to tofurnish toc tocfurnish tofurnish
furnish ties for the road I9ad
0
I ANGHESTRRI ANGllRBT HBTS PAID PAIDf
f J
1 1The
The The Tli Duke amiyr ronl uitt uittDee1iut9 jl FatliejinLaw FatliejinLawJill FttJ er in L v veeHlf
Dee1iut9 eeHlf jJ Talk Talk111s alk
Jill 111s 111 Grace Wlllf WIUtssr fFlHf jr < jjY nltn Endeavor enT r to toEatrn toV
V Eatrn E rn Some MoajgrtioM UO 0 Jl 1 Ill llisthvn fO Own n Ac AceeunTo CT CTciant e7
cCIIUnTo ciant To Develoi DeveloiExperts penJoIIH1onI 1111 fran franlteISarnfa rnn rnnJteDamr
JteDamr on Rff flfTndntc JtRte < niTnn at Taneler Tanelerr er
r JeeEXlCrt Experts Report Favorably FavorablyCINCINNATI Fn Fnvorabi FnvorabiCINclNhArJ rnbl rnblCINCIXNATJ
CINCINNATI Dec 2i 2The The Duke of otManchesters ofI ofManchesters
Manchesters debts ebtsirlhm iri hIs native natlveTaad Tand have haveI haebeen havebeen
I
I been paid HI HIs < three tn e castles caEt1sand caEt1sandfs and andjfiis andhis
I jfiis his fs 27COO acres of unproductive land l n are areno ireno eraU
V
no U longer Iongerenc encumbered encumberedThese mber d dT1ese
These facts are practically p U 1ny admitted 1dD1lt ed by byEugene byEogen
Eugene Eogen Zimmerman Zlmmermaufathesinlaw fatberhrl2tr ol tile tiieDuke lisaDuke
Duke In all 134000 ltddOwere < twere were deposited < in laLondon inLondon inLondon
London last Friday to tooover cover covernd jjnd < nd liquidate liquidatethe liquidatethe Liquidatethe I
the Indebtedness IndebtednessAs lndcbedn lndcbednAs lndeblednesgAs
As to just where the Uiepioney money came from fromMr fromMr rDm
Mr 1 Zimmerman is not iIQt so frein free in expressv expressvSng esptesslog press pressing
log himself Th T iuke Duke is likewise reserv reserved 1eserved reesrved ¬
ed In this connection At least he pleaded pleadedIllness plededUine pleadedillness
Illness Uine when an Interviewwas In teM eww3S broached broachedTho br brcanhedrho d
Tho Duke will now now try to earn some somemoney somemoney somemoney j
money on bl his own 1jCOunt account He says that thatit thatit thatIt
it la his Intention to soon develop a largetract largetract
tract ol o coal lands landS and granite quarries quarries on onhis erahis n nhis
his lands > at tTlnderBgee Tandersgee He reeefvet reaer a areport are areport
report re rl while whiI in Nev V York Y r from experts expertsivhora epetwhom expeaawhom
whom he had engaged that coal veins veiis from fromfour fromr
four I to five feet trick had been found found on oni onhi onhis
r i his hi property He had dcsbied cabled orders to have havethe havethe
the port near Tandtsragee Tanderag put In good shape shapeand sbapeand shapeand
and Intends to arrange for coal and gran granite granite graaite ¬
ite shipments as soon as asposalbIe asposalbIeTh = possible possibleThe possibleThe
The Th Duke Dukeo of Manchester M was formally formallyadjudged tormanyadjudged formallyadjudged
adjudged a abaIlkrJpt bankrupt by the British BrItishcourts BrItishcourtson courts courtsoff courtsoff
off August 10 last He Owed 37700 377OOor or or183EOQ
188500 183EOQ His assets of 9 7545 or 37725 37725reduced 37 37rduced 3772reduced
reduced his debts eb + s to ni 150OCO OOO which was wasfurther wasfurther wasfurther
further lowered tor to 120600 lZ0 W at which fig figure 1fgure 11gera ¬
ure the creditors were Je er willing to tosetUe tosetUeIn settle settlein settleIn
in full fullBankruptcy fulllfankruptcy i i1bnkruptcy
Bankruptcy entails assay Dan unpleasant unpleasantthings unpleasantthhgs unpleasantthings
things In the first place it entails resig resignation resign resignation ¬
nation n tion from clubs clubs It the th second It Bars Barsa barsa barsa
a a nobleman from the House of o Lords LordsThs LordsTh LeedsThu
Ths Th ceremony of officially and publicly publiclyhairing publIcJybarring publiclybarring
barring the th Duke of Manchester from a aseat aseat aseat
seat among his peers in fntho the House of ofLords c cLords ofLords
Lords was gone through thro gh with on Decem December Dcembel Dcccxiiber4IaaL ¬
ber ber4IaaL ber4IaaLThe 4 last lastThe lastThe
The ceremony consisted e Il lt d ot o1 the Lord LordChancellor Lord LordClnncellor LordChancellor
Chancellor announcing that a certificate certificatehad certin certlilcatehad ate atelwd
had been received showing that the Duke Dukeof Dukeof Dukeof
of Manchester anchester ha1 been oeen en adjudged a bank bankrupt bankrupt bankrapt ¬
rupt and was therefore precluded from fromtaking tromtakiilg fromtaking
taking his seat He can have it back backagain bIckaglIn backagain
again when his debts are paid paidThe paidThe paidThe
The Duke Dn e made a = hard fight against againstbankruptcy againtbankrupt againstbankrupLxy
bankruptcy bankrupt and only oDl gave gavein in when fie fiefound iiefound hefound
found it useless U uselesste 2elesst to compound with his hiscreditors hiscreditors
creditors In his statement to the court courthe courthe courthe
he admitted that the family f mU7 estates were wereheavily werDheavilY wereheavily
heavily encumbered d and that the income incomewas incomewas Incomewas
was only sufficient il to > pay the interest interestHe InterstHe InterestHe
He added that since sin senl attaining att lnTn his ma majority najpity majority < ¬
jority his relatives have allowed him 350 350a 350 550a 350a
a month but that that1its izl his expenditures have havebeen ha havebeen e en
been n lft 19CW < HM a a year year He laid many of his hisdebts hisde hisdebts
debts de > ts to renewing endorsements orsements in be behalf behalf behalf ¬
half of friends withBuf with uf Tia aseatsing mining ing that thatthe thntthe thatthe
the first endorsements endorsementS were er destroyed deslroyed7The destroyedThe destmye destmyeThe
The last JudgemeaagaBst judgementag dnst the th Duke Dukewas Dukewas Dukewas
was filed on December D December eIriber la l It was wits for forU230 torand
U230 and was obtained obtan d by a city mer merchant merchant userchant ¬
chant in London lor fo oaeinea wines iDes and cigars cigarsfurnished cigarsfurnished
furnished to His Grace for which His HisGrace HisGraeo
Grace didnt dl t pay payWhen r rWhna
When hen asked taree t threeeks W wpeks eks ago about the thereport thectOJIOrt thercport
report that t Mr fr ZlimaSraran ZJ ZlaxStrmaawou1d 1eri mn would pay payhis paybls payhis I
his debts deb the tb DukeMftr Du Duks 1a1 ljfrZlt ifr lZ1aiusee lZ1aiuseeman > 2Imsjr 2Imsjrsum mer mermau
man has not ben UIt Std d to advance any anysum anysum
sum for this pupos pu < nor will IIi be be be The Thedebts Thedebts Thedebts
debts will be paid by December IS and andthe andUle andthe
the funds will be forthcoming from an another another another ¬
other source sourceIlcrnnrknble sourceFATALITIES sourceFATLITIES
FATALITIES INA REGIMENT REGIMENTRcmorktble EEGIMENTRemarkable
Remarkable mortality UortilIitr Among 3I SIam 3lel1bers SIambees ini iniMORGAXTOWKr
bees or tbcTen the Tenth PnnJInmn PnnJInmnIORGATOWNr IennsylvrniaMORGANTOWN
MORGAXTOWKr MORGANTOWN W Va Dee 24 2iThe 2iThecritical 24Thecritical The Thecritical
critical condition oi o Edward Jennewlna Jennewlnaot Jennewl Jennewlof
F of this county count who llefe at deaths door dcoras dooras dooras
as a result of blood bJoc poisoning recalls th thfatalities tha rha rhafatalities
fatalities a UtiC5 to the members of the gallant gallantTenth gallantTenth gallantTenth
Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment since sinc the thereturn thereturn thereturn
return of the regiment from service in inthe inthe Inthe
the Philippines Jennewins Jennew 1l was a men member menber usemF ¬
F ber of f the company and his brother brotherFrederick brothctFr brotherFrederick
Frederick Fr ederfc k JenneTrinc Je nncwi n was in > killed kIllCdb7 by Ma Maside lilaside
side Since his return retu he bus spent all oi oihla orhis ofhis
his time wandering about the Chat ChatMountains ChatMountains ChatMountains I
Mountains in search of game and It is 1stwith iswith iswith
with difficulty that his hfspuents parents can get gethim getchim gethim
chim him to come home A few dawn ago he hekilled bekilled hekilled
killed a deer eel and while dressing it cut cathis cuthis cutF
F his hand wIth the knife No attention attentionwas atte attentionwas tIon tIonwas
was paid to it until It became much muchswollen muchswoJTen muchswollen
swollen when hen a physician p ysicf n ivas 1i S called calledand calledand calledL
L and pronounced it i liI olbod dd d poisoning It is isthought isthought Isthought
thought he will not recover recoverAt recoverAt recoverAt
At least lesttwenti twenty inembers jueIIlbersof of the regi regiment regimeOlt regfmeet ¬
meet have 1ta net untimely deaths since its itsretarn itsretnrn itsretnrs
retarn Five have b been n accidently killed killedwith killedwith killedwith
with guns gun two met death from accidents accidentsin accId nts ntsin
in the hcCarnegfe Carnegie Steel erWorks Works and two twowere two twowere twowere
were run ru over by trains and killed The Thsothers Theothers Theothers
others have hae met met equally e ly sodden deaths deathsuntil deathsuntiJ deathsuntil
until it is looked upon as a fated regi regiment regiment regiment ¬
ment mentDEATH V
DEATH E7fS E2T ENISS ± > S DISGRACE BISGBACESuicide DISGRACESuicide DISGRACESaIcldn
Suicide oC a A Country Co ntQ Girl Lured Lure to toUlVe A ADhe aDive
Dive Near ctr Chicago CblcasroCHICAGO CI1icnoCHICAGOr ChicagoCHICAGO
CHICAGO CHICAGOr Dec 24 24A A tragedy growing growingout growingout growingout
out of the vief Vie oi the notorious dens den of ofHurley ofHurlq ofHoney
Honey Wis Wis ended nded fn Chicago when the thebodyof thebody thebodfof
bodyof body or Honora Benton a young woman m man of ofXieesville otLees ofLeesrifle
Xieesville Lees > I1Ie InS Ind was was wa quietly burled 1Juried Miss ilissBenton MissBenton MissBeaten
Benton who was waS a acountry country girl was to tohave tohave tohave
have been married to tta toa a youngman young young man living livingin UTlngin lIvingIn
in Portland Iadr Ind two weeks ago go Sheleft She Sheleft Sheleft
left her home December 5 to join her he fu future inture I Iture
ture husband husbandThursday husbandThursday e eThursday
Thursday her deaot dead body b dy was Was found inthe in inthe inthe
the river near Hawley Hurle WIs In the neigh neighborhood neighborhood neighborbood ¬
borhood of ofOIleottho one ot the dives dive common in inthe inthe I Ithe
the lumber woods Shi Sh had escaped from fromslavery j jslavery Islavery
slavery by death A A yoking man whom whomMiss whomMiss I
Miss Benton B nton met metC1lthe tsji ira the train on her way wayto wayto I
to Portland was thfrcanse th Canse f her ruin in and anddeath anddeath anddeath
death Miss Benton B ntonqlho who had never tray traveled teareled ¬ i ielcd
eled before asked thei young man fo tell tellher I
her where ah she should change cars He Hepromised Hepromised
promised promised f fa o see her safely saf ly to her diestina diestination destination dCstinatlon
tion and procured her some lunch and a acup acup
cup of coffee coffe She Shedrank jorank rnnk the th coffee and andttnew andmeW andknelt
meW no more until she came to Chicago ChicagoHer ChicagoHer
Her ruin and imprisonment In the den denIn denIll denIn
In Ill Hurley followed She succeeded sUcc ed T = 2st 2stting hi hithig t ttlngtwo
ting tlngtwo two letters lettersto to her berreiattves er relatives < and every everyi everyeffort
effort e o1 = t was being madeto m ui to rescue her but butshe butshe i
she despaired of escape es pe from the life lifeInto lifeIntowhich into intowhich I Iwhich
which she had been be n betrayed and commit committed committ committed ¬
ted t suicide by drowning at a the first oppor oppornlty opportitnity i itunlty
tunlty titnityDetectives nlty nltyDetectives I IDetectives
Detectives are searching searching for the young youngman youngman ung ungan
man an who drugged heri heriDONT he beDONT i iDONT
DONT IE KEEP P COUGH COUGHin COUGHingfrom COUGHing
in ingfrom ing from tTiaCJrutleCQld tT that1ittTecQ1 tjlttre CQld you youfVV youi yout youcaught
fVV fVVeaugtt i >
caught a 3ibrc1 dy or twOago ag9 c cI
t I 1 Scotts emi3s emulsionofcodifi lil biioc4iyer biioc4iyerforet E Ell er eriit
iit will 1oosetitotf1I foret foretall forget forgetiflaboutitshctI
all iflaboutitshctI iflaboutitshctIColds ll about aboutitshWy itshottl itshottlColds > > >
Co CoColds
Colds are an Sangerousi IJgelf ugroPsipeo ugroPsipeopie peo people peopleneg ¬
pie pleneg neglect ct th th thn niso nisoi nisoiWCU so > i iwellseszttyau 5 5Well
Well wellseszttyau sesdvos I at alisTCtayityosetlzr alisTCtayityosetlzrSCOTT EMTetotr Eitrfi if uJnJh uJnJh5COTr jaa Tte TteSCOTT
SCOTT K IKJWXJE 591 Pearl street ct Xenr Xe Ioil
i
VIEWS OF OFAnarcii E1IJiA GOLDMAN GOLDMANtunrcJlrlff GOLDMANtnnrcJeIsfs
Anarcii tunrcJlrlff fM She Says Say Will VUl VU Kill So SoStore xCi1trore NoSrore
Store SroreNW Monn unureb unurebNEW rolia roliaJCEW
NEW YORK Dec tEmmtt 2tEmIJit ± Goldman Goll1nantne Goldmanthe Goldmanthe
the Anarchist ntrahIst Is to tomlk make a a tour to rof of the tiecountry thecountry thecountry
country country to tosp speak a en Cn Anarchism Ana ism she he has hasjust hasIJust hasLiust
just IJust returned rcttitnEd IrcmParls from ParIs wherej wher She he at attenaed ati attentled
i tenaed t naed aeonference of o Asmrchiatsfroxa Asmrchiatsfroxaparts Anarchists front all allparts ill illPa1ts
parts Pa1ts cfihe cC the world world3IIss worldMiss werldMiss
Miss Goldman GoId n told a reporter yesterday yesterdaythatat yesterdaythtt 3terday 3terdayithatat
ithatat thatat thtt at tins th iA < Anarchist conference in Paris ParisIt PI1L5it PartsF
F It it was decided that there would be no nomore nolmore noL
lmore L more ltiUtngofkiagSi killing orkl orkingss gsor or crowned heads headsIt b headsItad l s sf
f itad It T ad done the cauai cause no no good goodi goodThe en T TThe
i 4The The kllllBC of King Humbert she shesaid shesaid sheF
F said Uwas was not dont don donehaough iough < the instiga instigation inBtJgai Instigatlon ¬
i tion tlonot of the Anarchists as as a a a body It Itwas Itwasthe was wasthe aa aathe
the Individual IndLvldualactof act of Gaetano Bread BresciBresci B BreadBresci cl
i Bresci imagined that KIng Humbert did didnot didnot didnot
not treat the Italians as he should have havedone hacdone havedone
done and took the matter into his own ownhands owni ownbands
i hands We did not justify justify the killing and anddo anddo anddo
do not look upon it as an act to be ap applauded appixu apV ¬
V plauded plaudedAnarchy pixu plautfedtnarehy ed edAnarcl1y
Anarchy Miss nssGollhnan Goldman went on onwhen onw onwhen
when w enit it does do come will be a purely vol voluntary voluntary voluntary ¬
untary cooperative system I mean that thateveryone thatileryone thateveryone
ileryone everyone win help the other sa that all allWO1 allm allwill
will m have ha baveequaltty baveequalttyWe equality equalityWe uaUty uaUtyWe
We Anarchists do not believe bel Te in mar marriages marliages marriages ¬
riages Look Lo k at our divorce courts c ur urt They Theyare Theyare Theyare
are filled every day with men and women womentrying womentrying womentrying
trying t In get divorces from one another anotherUnder anotherUnder anotherUnder
Under an anAnarchlst > AnarcIiist government governmentthis < thls thhrcouId thhrcouIdnever could cwuldnever couldF
F never happen happen There wouldlie l no divorces divorceseeause div0TCe3hecause divorcesbecause
because > eeause there would oufAf be b no nomarrlabCS marriages It ItIs ItIs 1tis
Is a crying shame that men and women womenshould i wotseaLuhould omen omenl
should l be = bound together by marriage ma ge ties tiesI tiesr tiesF
F I believe In a government Miss jss Gold Goldman Goldman Goldman ¬
man went on in which every cv ry man and andwoman andWoman andF
F woman should do as he or she pleases pleasesCars D pleasesCars ea6es ea6esCars
Cars and elevated trains and everything averythinswould everythingwould Virythingwould
would be free There would be no jealous jealotisies jealousi jealouslea
i ies Anachists as a rule are unselfish No Noone Soone Naone
one would demand eman more than another anotherEverything anotherEyerything anotherEverything
Everything would be equalized equali ed There Therewould Therewould Therewould
would be no accumulation of wealth The Thedesire Theaesire Thedesire
desire for or wealth after all all is childish It ItIs ItIs ItF
F Is like lIttle children who want more toys toysIt toyst toysIt
t It means a hick of intelligence InteJligcnctWeaith InteJligcnctWeaithi Wealth Wealthdoes WealthF
i does not bring happiness happinessUnder happinessI happinessUnder
I Under Anarchy there would be no nocrime nolcrime nocrime
lcrime crime There would be no need for any anyone anyrone anyF
rone F one to steal because all would have haveenough 1ta8enough haveenough
enough to live on What do d > I Intend int ld to do dot doto doto
t to bring this about For the next two or orthree orthree Orthree
three months I will lecture in the differ different dIfferent different ¬
ent clties In n the vicinity of New ew York In InMarch Inarch InMarch
March arch nest n tl I will nl make a tour of the thecountry thecountry thecountry
country to spread sprealanarchistfc anarchistic teachings teachingsBUJDLED teachIngs1UDDLBD6Y teachingsRIDDLED
RIDDLED 1UDDLBD6Y B3T BTTLT llULLETS llULLETSCo ULLET8Coufedrnte STS STSConfederate
Confederate Co d rute Veteran v teron Who yiio Carrie CarrieMany tarriesMany
Many 1111 > Reminder of tie e War WarBRISTbtr WArBIuSTlnVa WarBRISTL
BRISTbtr BIuSTlnVa BRISTL Va Dec 24 2Qne One ot the most mostseriously mostserIously mostseriously
seriously bulletriddled bune riddled veterans or the thecivil thecivil thecivil
civil war to be alive is Thomas Wright Wrighta Wrighta
a citizen lt en of Bristol who Is now In his hisseventysecond hisecntyseeandyea hisseventysecond
seventysecond ecntyseeandyea year If Ifanyone anyone has cause causeto causeto causec
to c be Infirm by reason of his wounds it itis itIs itIs
is 3Ir r Wright WrightThis WrlghThis WrightThis
This brave veteran went from his home homeat homeat homeat
at Greenville in a 1981 to Knoxville Tenn TennJhere Tennh Termhere
here h re he enlisted as a private in Company CcmpanyZ
2 Nineteenth Nineteentli Regiment known as the theOld theOJd theOld
Old Knoxville Regiment ilr Wright Wrightfought Wrightfought Wrightfought
fought for the Confederacy at a Fishing FishingCreek FishingCr FishingCreek
Creek Cr ek Baton aton Rouge Murfreesboro and andChltteunauga andChkbmauga andChtttnunauga
Chltteunauga ChltteunaugaMr ChtttnunaugaMr
Mr Ir Wright Is a calm calm undemonstrative undemonstrativeman
man and makes no boasts but but his battle battlescars b battlescars ttl ttlscars
scars tell which way his face was turned turnedwhen turnedwhen turnedwhen
when the th bullets were were flying the thiekest thickestand thiekestand thiekestand
and danger was the th most imminent That Thathe Thathe Thathe
he ever survived the gunshot wounds t he hereceived hereceicd bereceived
received on the famous battlefield of ofChickamauga orChick1m1ugais ofChicixausauga
Chickamauga is a wonder almcst beyond yondconception beyondconception beyondconception
conception Mr Wrights first rst wound was wasreceived WS6received waareceived
received in lithe the battle b ttle of Shilob when he hewas hewas hewas
was sfepl through t the right leg just above abovethe aBovettie abovethe
the knee the th bones being shattered shatteredAt shatteredAtBat
AtBat At Baton n Rouge he was shot throng thronghthe throngthe throughthe
the hips rom the right to the loft side s3eThis sl sideThis e eThis
This wound has always been a source of oftrouble oftrouble oftrouble
trouble and continues to cause him much muchpain muchpaIn muchpain
pain painMr
Mr Ir Wright was in the thickest cf c the thefight thefight thefight
fight at Chickamauga and it was here herethat herethn herethat
that thn as the result of a volley olIey of shots shotspoured shotspound shotspoured
poured in upon him he received seven sevenwounds seVi3Uwounds sevenwounds
wounds the t scar s a of each shot being still stillplant stillpla stillplain
plant pla r One ball entered his body under underthe underthe underthe
the right arm arm lodging ging In lnhls his liver anoth another another another ¬
er entered the right elbow and ranged rangeddownward ran rangeddownward d ddcwnW1rd
downward into iie the waist where the ban banremains banremains baIlremains
remains to thisay thiSQ f another entered his hisright hisright hisright
right thigh another grazed his left leftthumfr 1etthUI1 leftthinnir
thumfr t and three balls entered his h breast breastand breastand breastand
and passing through his body came aIne out outunder Gutunder outunder
under the thelen left shoulder All of these halls hallstpassed b boilspassed i ipassed
tpassed passed near nea the heart and Mr Wright was wasleft wasleft i
left upon thb field for dead He lay in inthat inthdt 1 1th
that th t position without food or drink drInk er erattention ccattention i iattention
attention In any form form from 5 oclock on onSaturday onSaturday I IS1turthy
Saturday evening until 9 oclock the fol following id idlowing ¬ i ilowing
lowing Monday night nightIt nightIt 1 1It
It was seven years before iir Wright Wrightrecovered Wrightrecov WrIghtrecovered
recovered recov stUSdently to do anything to toward to toward ¬ i iward
ward his own support His wonderful wonderfulvitality I Ivitality Ivitality
vitality was not to be subdued and he hetriumphed 1 Ftrinxnphed
triumphed over death death so to speak snd sndtoday Jid Jidtoday
today is as much alive live as some of his hiscomrades hIscomrades hiscomrades I
comrades who did did not receive a wound woundduring wctndduring woundduring
during the tear tearPATSES wnrFA warPAPlB
PATSES FA AND SO2 SON DEAD DJBATXOne DEADOnc DEADOne
One 3IanscTe T l lJT s Machinery the tneOther1 theOther theOther
Other Other Suffocated Sutr lteil Jty b Steam SteitmPHILADELPHIA SteamPHIEADELPHLt I
PHILADELPHIA Dec 24 4Edward 2LEdunrdClarke 4EdwardClarke Edward EdwardClark
Clark Clarke sixtytwo years old o of Gloucester GloucesterN i iX
N J J L and his son William W liam thirtyfive thirtyfiveyears t rty ve veearsold F Fyearaold
years yearaold earsold old are le dead The father fatb r was ground groundinto groundinto groundhnti
into a shapeless shapeIessmass mass by a flywheel nyw in en endeavorins eIleaoriI1 endeavorian
deavorins to awaken his son who was wassuffocated wassuffocated wassuffocated
suffocated by escaping iI steam steamTha steamThe steamThe
The younger Clarke who had not been beenwell beeneII beencell
well eII Thy r r several days was shaking with a achill a acl1IUwhen a achill
chill cl1IUwhen when ha reported for work this morn morning morning mornlag ¬
ing In a blacksmith shop iu which the eld elder eIder elder
er Clarke C1srkewas was also employed The Sail soawent Sailwent sonwent
went Into the engjneroom en neroom of an adjate adjateing adjainjag d ining
ing place for warmth wsrmthFeeling wtmthF warmthFeeling
Feeling F lfng weak > eak he climbed up on the th top topf topd topci
d f the big bi boilers which whfuhare are covered bymasonry by bymasonry y ymasonry
masonry and lay down on the warm warmBricks wannri warmbricks
ri Bricks kg Here Her ha fell asleep The elder elderClarke ederCIaIkewonled eiderClarke
Clarke CIaIkewonled worried at athis his sons absence absen left leftMs 18fthig lefthis
Ms work > He Heu stepped into the engine engineroom engineroom engineroom
room to see what w at was wrong The father fatherseeing fatherseeing fatherseeing
seeing that his son was asleep asI eP clambered clamberedon c1am ered eredon
on top of the th toilers to awaken him He Hehad Hehad Hehad
had to tlpllSS pass In front of the tI e safety sn ty valve of ofthe otthe ofthe
the boilers bon rs Directly to one side within withinsix withinix withinatn
six ix inches th the monster flywheel fiywh of otthe ottheencines the theensdnes theengines
engines whirled whirledThe W whirledThe 1irled 1irledTh
The Th encineer who W o was In the next room roomwas roomwas reamwas
was startled by bya a cry and the theatop stoppage e of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the engines He rushed to the doorway doorwayleading doorwayl doorwayleadina
leading l u 1IUt down to the th room but was driven driventack drivenhick F Fhack
tack by h a cloud of nfsteam nfsteamWith steam steamWith steamWith
With With others he h attempted to enter this thiscsllar tilCSUar thecollar
collar The Thesteam steam drove rove them back Thom Thomas Thmnas Thomas ¬
as Caini Carol > > a a fireman volunteered to enter enterthe enterthe enterthe
the room Placing a cloth over oter his mouth mouthand mouthand mouthanal
and seizing a hold of a rbpe he plunged plungedthrough pInngEdthroughtwindcw plungedthrough
through throughtwindcw a window In a minute he was wasback wasback wasback
back again ngaLlteIlitg telling the excited crowd that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the safety safety valve T lve had been knocked off and andthat andthat andthat
that both both of the Cinches ClarkCSwere were dean ead inside insiaeFrom insideFrom insideFrom
From From his investigation It Is shown that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the elder Clarke Clarke in passing passmgthe the valve valveknocked valveknocked waIveknocked
knocked the th big ball from its supporting supportingarm supportingarm
arm The sadden rush of steam made hIm hintlose hImlase hImlose
lose his balance > and an be fell into the whirl whirling whIrling whirltog ¬
ing wheel His mutilated body clogged the themacainery themae themaChinery
maChinery mae in and stopped the engines Mean Meanwhile 3feanwhITe Sloanwhiletlie ¬
while whiletlie the escaping escapingatearn steam gteainhad had overcome the theyounger theymmger theyounger
younger Clarke Clark and he died of suffocation suffocationBoth 5UftocatioIJBoth suffocationBoth
Both men were marrieJ Dl1rri and are aresmvived aresmvivedbywid survived snrvivedby survivedby
by bywid widows widw 1ws < and children childrenT childrenPoYJ1ritpeclor cbildrenraytsmpcclor
T ayjOTjieirfor PoYJ1ritpeclor > Loom Loomis is in inANNAPOIJS InATNAPOLIS IllANNAPOLIS
ANNAPOLIS 1KL M Dec ne 24 24Pay Pay Inspec Inspector lnSDector Inspeetoe ¬
tor JoefForter Joef Porter Loomis commissary and andcadets aldcadets andcadets
cadets cadets storekeeper stordteeIeratthe at the Naval N val Acad Acadeiny AcadeInT Acadeiny
einy einy Is IscritittUy critically ill at his residence In Inifce inthe inthe
the Academy Academyou on Blake Row Ro He e was s re reported reported e eportlddend ¬
ported portlddend dead Saturday Mr Loomis Is sane sanethe one oneof oneofF
of the most popular officers ia Ira the navy navyand U navyand vy vyand
and manyenq many enquiries ldes have hav been made con concerning concerning conCorning ¬
cerning his condition He entered the thenavy wenavy thenavy
navy from fromPeI1I1SJ Pennsylvania nia October 21 2 1SS3 1SS3and 183 183and 1553and
and has been stationed statioIlfdat at the Naval Acad Academy Academy Acadeasy ¬
emy ever eTer5lnce since September 15 1S96 189 He Heprevloxislr HeprCYiouslrservediIt Hepreviously
previously prCYiouslrservediIt served servedpaymaster it paymaster ymaster at atthe the Na Naval Na Naval Narid ¬
val Academy when his wife died from fromdiphtheria fromdiphtherIa fromdiphtherlsL
diphtheria He has 1tasthreedaugbtersjGne 1tasthreedaugbtersjGneat three daughters aagbterSjjona aagbterSjjonaof one oneof
of whom married manIedJastIun last June Hamilton A AGale A AGaleofB AGate
Gale GaleofB of Baltimore lt1more
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1 It V yiwsiaiasls 13 is Alice AlJJler MSisaa I ff
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J Now Sant S3ritt Claus the dear old 1d Soul V VR l
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t And banuiied b U1 is the organ organWe fi lL < V t
t We Yi Deliver enverTodayUntil Today Until ft I P Pe Mr MrGive IW L J 3 3Give
to Give wife vif or or daughter a pleasant pItasmtsurpr surprise e this Christmas Let te tepresent the I IIJresent ±
1 + present Be BeA V J JAPianc t tj
APianc j A Fiano Pianoor or Organ or ora a Regina Symphonlon Symphonlonor Symphonionf Symphonionfor
or SteUaMusic Stella Music Box BoxSuch f fSuch j V Ve
+ e Such a Christmas gift would be a happy and felicitous reminder remiIl er for foryears orT forf
T years to come comeiionia com comeY to toT
T Y iionia iio happiness Is fsgretly greatly enhanced en mceiwhere where music is Introduced IlitroducedEvery Every Everymember f t tI
I member of oterery every refined rci ned family likes music mnsicfrom from baby to grandma Wecan We Wecan
4 can supply the instrument at a most reasonable re1 onabIe price pic and willj wlll if you so sodesire sodesire J
desire arrange terms of easy payments paymentsMasic IJamentsJr payments1iv
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k Leading Piano Organ and Music MusicHouse MusicBaus f fHouse
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On Thursday Evening Miss Nethersole will present for the first time timeon timeon timeon
on any stags 7 her own version of Sudermanns great play playAPHO plaY7M playera
era ODFrid3y on Friday Iagda e evening will also and be at ISo pre tnted tntedV ma man mail mailw
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t + Open Lnte Tonight TonightCLOSED t
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dolls d 011 s jewelry jewelryand jewelryV t tand
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t + Xmas things thingsat thingsat I
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reductions reductionsPurchases reductionsPurchases
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i SEATTLE Dec 24 211n In order to quell a amutiiir amutiny amutiny
mutiny in Kings County jail jail Seattle SattlE it itwas itWas itwas
was necessary to call out the fir and po police polJce police ¬
lice departments to assist the sheriffs of office cffice offlee ¬
fice For FOr thirty minutes minut things were wer serl serious serlOU5 serlour ¬
our OU5 but firearms rearms and two 2inch streams streamsand stre2mscl
cl water made the convicts dis diehearteixed diehearteixedand ene ene21td
and they finally capitulated c1pituIated c1pituIatedFiftycne capitulatedFiftycue j jFiftycce
Fiftycce convicts all of them desperate desperatecharacters desperateI desperatecharacters
characters were involved in revolt It Ithrote Itbro Itbroke
I broke bro eotlt out primarily PrimarllYOnacc on account murt of 0 11 alleged alTssedImperfections aIr allegedimperfections ge d
Imperfections in the food All efforts to toquiet tDquiet toquiet I
quiet the convicts were futile They Theylaughed Theylaughed Theylaughed
laughed when ordered into their cells and andbegan andbegan f fb
began b ego egogan gan tearing off doors dl rs Insulting In s u I tin remarks remarkswere remarkswere
were hurled at the officers officersTwo officernTwa officersTwo
Two streams of 0 water wat l were then turned turnediirto turntinto turnedinto It Itwerr
into wbat is known klGwn1s as the north tank tankwhere tuik tuikwhere taaikwhere
where the prisoners were w re confined It is isa Isa isa
a water tight room except for drains drainsWhen drainsWhen
When the stream struck the belligerents belligerentsthey belligenmtsthey belligerentsthey I
they were W Ero knocked c1 over like tea t pins The Thejail Tc Thejul e
jail jul was flooded six inches deep dee For Forthirty Forthirty Forthirty
thirty minutes the prisoners stood out outagainst autagaInst outagainst I
against the water and finally fu1al put up the thewhite thewhite thewhiteng
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folk Navy Yard and it became necessary necessaryto I Ito
to remsve 1500 150 tons before the th flam Saunas Hameswer Saunaswere s swere
were wer subdued sub ned About 683 ITJ tons were left leftin lEft lEftin leftin
in the theyessel vessel and among this tbi fire was was dis discovered discovered is iscovered ¬
covered Saturday A force of men went wentto wentto wentto
to work at once to remove remove the thec coal a1 It ItIs Itis Itis
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