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Judge Ray, Chairman of the House
Judiciary Committee, Prepar
ing an Anti-Anarchy Bill.
interstate and foreign commerce.
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The >e»«to Consider, the I.thml«»
« Tre.O-rhe tn.c of Mrs.
|)r*• >Is Still n Slyslery—The rhil
IlM.ine T.rifl IUll-\ I lllpl.o f «n
nilml— Miss E.stwlek's t .«e.
Washington. Dee. 12.-Jti.lge Day.
chairman of the judiciary committee,
has called a meeting of that comm it -
tee for Thursday, when th. import
ant questions of restricting anarchy
and anarchists and of formulating an
anti-trust measure will he dismissed
informally. In >icw of the preside!! >
recommendations, both of the-e :
jeets are considered of the flr-t im
portance. Many plans f->r tenting
with anarchy are before the commit
tee, and Mr. Kay is drafting a men
ure combining their best featur«<.
As to anti-tn -t legislation, confer
ences will be held with the pn-i lent
and Speaker Henderson with a mow
cif determining along what linos it is
desirable to proceed with this sub
ject.
lnter-MHlc nnu r wrrmn ' -.
Chairman Hepburn has called a
meeting of the committee on inter
state and foreign commerce for I ri
dav. when -ome plan- for i-thm... i
canal legislation will 1h- formulated.
Mr. Hepourn said that he saw m
reason why the Nicaragua canal h i!
could not t*c reported to the house
hv next Tuesday. Hut he will not
r. 'k the house to act upon the men -
ure until after the pending Hay
Pftuncefote treaty is ratified by th*
senate. The river and harbor n nv
inittee will meet next week m 1
shape a programme for considering
a river and harbor bill.
ISTHMI AN t AN Al. THKATA .
It Eaeoantera Some Opposition Hot
No ObitrnetIon.
Washington, lb-e. 12. When the
senat* went into executive sess >n.
Wednesday, the new Hay-l’auncefote
isthmian canal treaty was immediate
ly taken up. Senator CulTierson spoke
briefly in criticism of it. and was
followed hy Senator lku< n. vvb i
made a somewhat extended arg imen*
against it. Senator llacon eri’icist i
the treaty a- unamerican and said
that it contained many of the ibiec
tionable features of the original
agreement, while it was entirely un
Safeguardevl. as the old treaty li.ui
been, bv the senate amendments, lie
said, however, that he would not ob
struct the ratification of the new
treaty.
THK l \st: OK Mils. MENTIS.
The Police Have Nol Net Been Able
lo flit* Mjutery.
Washing* »»n, l)t r. \ * •:» <* ■ « >• rt
JVnnis, the fashionable dressmaker
1. uml. mysteriously assuulted. in her
apartments Tuesday, is hovering be
tween life and death. she shoe ed
s. me improv cineut We.lnr-day, - .t
the chance for recovery is \ ry
slight. "It's a vv.man.'" "It’s in a
b« • k.*' and "I'll tell y> u all aho :t t.
an- the only coherent words that the
detectives sitting by her sj.i.- hc.-e
been able to distinguish. These vvete
A-poken when she apparently re;.
w
yet ready to announce a moti.c for
the crime. W illiam H. Johns. of * i• i
ti
has arriv. d, and after being idm ' > d
to tin - ch room went to p,u- '■
quarters, having there snli-.-.j y
with a detective. The hospital at
tendants are keeping the patient verv
quilt and hope she may lie able it
got- some information later on.
run irriM t \uii r him .
It Will tpuB In (lit* IIou■«
W 11 boltC Drlm .
Washington. Dec. l'J. \t a mi'i'iL;
of the wa.s and means commi'te-'
t
vorablv report to the house the t’hii
ippines taritT I>i 11 which tin- rep t>
luan members of the eotnmiitee
lii'm ,: upon Tuesday. The rep. i t
w .11 l «■ made Fridaj and the hill will
be considered in the ho. se next 1 es
day. with a vote at 4 p. m. on
Wednesday, instead . f 1 icsdat. .# at
l.rst plain ■ p.
Some surprise was occasioned at
t
committee 1< ask f.-r a uitis
vote on the question of reportin'. th<
bill.
TilK * ISK Ut Miss l.\si\\|, k.
The State Department tins Bri'muc
Intereotrtl In the * a»e.
Washington. Dee. 12. The applica
tion for elemcnci in the . use if Mis,
F.astwick. the American t: rl confined
in prison in Loudon for "raising" a
railroad bond,have been forwarded to
ti e l nited States cmhusst it Lon
don, and Mr.White, the seereiarv and
cl.artre, will do . il in hi' pow.-r t
ameii- rite the e- inii: i .n . f : >,e pris
oner. l'he British ffovermnent ha . it
i' said, been t-r\ imiidsrent in the
case, and there i' evert reps, n ,.±.
put that ii will continue to l>«' s<».
A HI Il'IMt t IAMB 11..
Cnae of Cannibalism Hrpurtrd to tlir
Mar t)f|i«rtniMit.
Washington. lleo. 12. Cannilialisn
ha^ appeared in the varied li-t of
crimes charged against l ilipin. s by
American military courts. Accord.tig
to the r. eo.d of a court-martial, e > ■
ventii in the depnrtm. it <if the Yi.s
cayns. I*. I., which has been received
at the war department. Kaymundo
Font**, a native, found his working
companion. I.ilierato Henliro, sleep
ing in his ( Font****) b at. Ii'tite be
came enraged, killed the sluraiier: tig
men with a blow of an oar, «-ut tuf
his nost and ears, and. according to
his own confession, cooked and ate
part of the body. He was sente,, e.l
Iti Is- hanged at Cnpi/. l'anuv, oil the
1 ith instant.
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.
Burglars robbed Mr-. II. M. Bene
dict's fiat, at St. L'-uis. of >• 30 worth
of jewelry.
It is reported from ( hristina that
J. Pierpont Morgan i' buying iron
mines at Salten. Norway.
Contracts for the Bt. Louis World's
fair sewer system, to cost $400.
will be let December 16.
The initial banquet **f the Missis
sippi s«*-iety. of St. I.-uis. was held
at the Planters' hotel Tuesday night
Hon. John M. Allen was the guest of
honor.
Senator Foraker ha' announced
himself against Mark Hanna for pres
ident and in favor of Boosevelt in
l»o4.
Opponents of single statehood for
Oklahoma and Indian territory met in
convention, Monday at Muscogee, 1
T.
Senor Pericrn. delegate from Brazil
to the Pan-Amort can congress, died
at the Cit\ of Mexico of pneumonia
Koshvillc. 111., is suffering from al
serious water famine. The elect re
light oompanv litis found it neee- art
to discontinue part of its s.-rvic
Democrats carried B< -ton b> :h*
largest majority that has been re
turned for any mayoralty candidate
in a quarter of a century.
Mandamus proceedings to compel
the Missouri state board of equaliza
tion to increase the franchise ta\ will
lie brought b> the citv of St. L- uis
and board of education.
In a railroad wreck at Brenham.
Tex., one fireman "a- killed, an en
gineer seriously injured and three
locomotives and a box ear complete
ly demolished.
Judge W. P. Chiles, of Platte Citv
Mo., is liead. He was a veteran f the
Mexican and civil wars and had held
public office for 16 vears.
A mysterious couple who registered
at a Little Hock (Ark.) hotel aban
doned a four-year-old child in that
citv. turning it <»v«-r t- .. negro wom
an. telling her she might have it.
Argentina and Chili are said to be
on the vu-rge of war. Helations ex
isting between 'hi- two -untri--s are
said to be strained to a critical p* : t.
Canadian official declares that Klon
dike miners are unearthing valuable
platinum deposits and are sending
them along with their g -1-1 shipments
witln-ut an idea of their value.
Senor Mendoza, a led . - : Colom
bian lawyer and liberal, i- --ad. One
report is that he died of typlu id fe
ver: another is that he was shot b;.
order of Ben. Vietoriano Lorenzo,
Hufus J. Delano, one of the bost
known lawyers in St. Louis. died
suddenly. Tuesday, at his residence,
after an illness of less than 4- hours
Frank \nslinger. who was charged
with illegal voting at the St. Louis
spring election, was f mini guilty i>\
a jurv and sentence i to serve two
vears in the penitentiary.
ADMITS SHORTAGE EXISTED.
Hum v \ «• r, Tlutt It I<nn H«mmi
'IimIp <iood. Hut \\ ill Not
It i *t llcmovnl.
1’. iTt 1 *». N. V.. Dec. 1: Cl tv Yrt'*; ■"
ttrer Philip (i.-rsi'< hearing upon an
•rder t > show cause why he 'honltl
Dot he removed from office f.-r al
••gcd misconduct in office was begun
before Mayor Diehl. Mr (ierst. in a
written statement presented bv Pis
attorney. pleaded g ilty to ‘he
eharpt s that a shortage hud existed,
hut that sjn, e Note” l : the
sh rt i.-e hit 1 inm ma le pood and
that there is m w nothinsr owing tin*
city treasury on his aeeo-stp. \;r.
In r-t ad.led that he did • : ic-ire t •
make any defense ag::it. -t t he time,
elm rig, s. let consented In t So- or
making an order removing him front
office.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN GONE.
Iten 11, *• f \t . V . 1 i nm 1 e> , Kor inerI
President of tlie Vddi„ott>Tin«ley
t'otmeeo I o.. l.euislnnu. tlo.
I.o. • -. \' . it, ;k. tV. \ Tins
ley . o:.e of the tuost prominent eiti
/ells ,.f this part of the state, died
at his home Tuesday afternoon. He
was a manufacturer of tobac, > for
' < , rs. P' of which time he v as
prc'i lent f th, \ddison-Tinslev To
bacco to.. of this city, which con
cern was recently sold to the ( . n
t mental 1 ■ ee. for a <[' art "of
a million dollars.
I.ittte t.lrl Presents h Panic.
(hi, ag,. Dec. Ik Pth. Darker. Id
i years of age. proved herself a heio
ine l>y calmly sitting at the piano n
the Lincoln school. Tnesdav. and
playing a two-step as the children
marched out of the building, which
was on tire. >he narrowly escaped
stiff nation when she attempted to
leave, after all the rv-t had l»cen
gotten out.
\ IMoneer Hfaii.
Helena. Mont., 1W. 12. Nicholas
Kessler died here of Height's dis
ease. He was a pioneer of >H»th Colo
rado and Montana, having resided
here since l-t>4. lie leaves a fortune
estimated at >!.(« • '0. He \v: s tt4*
leading brewer in the state as well
as possessing other valuable iuicr
i*U.
One Man’s Neglect Sunk the Hol
land Submarine Boat Fulton
at Her Dock.
NEGLECT TO CLOSE A FORWARD HATCH.
The \ easel Has Hern Raised and the
Unis llnmnue Is that l)..ne l»>
Walrr. and When Overhauled and
< leaned the Machinery Will He ns
(■uuil as Ever.
New York. Dee. li.'. To the care
lessness of one mail, that marvel of
submarine torpedo boats, the futon,
owes temporary disaster.
Sh>* is foundered under 1.1 feet of
water on the ten -pot where a few
days ago she scored a splendid tri
umph in a record-breaking l'-hmir
test, f?
dock simpl.v because one of her crew
neglected t" dose her forward hatch
at a time it should hate )»•< a
tl*.c tightest.
Mit* l'mind Hottom.
The accident occurred at tlie wharf
of the Holland Torpedo Boat ( o.. at
New S iff dk, !.• ng Island. Mon lay
afternoon. Capt. T. ( able, who eoir
manos the K iti.n, wa- in New York,
in his absence the crew undertook
to make trifling repairs. They h't
open a forward hatchway, then s lb
merged the forward! < mi of the Imut.
so as to get at tile stern. Quicker
than an eel the boat went searching
for the bottom, it found the same
just where it was thought to be.
Not a word of the accident was
told Monday night. Kvt-n the com
pany's officials were left in ignorance
of it. But after a night of uns . •ce"
ful efforts to raise the vessel, the
crew lost heart and i ailed >n the
New Y* rk .afire for assi-tu: •*.
I nuipnii; official's statement.
Isaac 1.. Bice, of ilie Holland com
pany. made this statement of the ac
cident :
"The act blent is not as serio'-.s as
w e at first feart d. ('omparati\»• ! v lit
tle injury was done to the Knit, n.
but. of course, this salt water bath
of many hours will not do her ma
chinery any good.
EX.-Jl). GE GEORGE A. MADILL
Drath of thr I'rrulilfft of IKr Inion
Trn.l I o.. of St. 1 oul«. of
llnirt
>t. T.i lis. lief. 12.—Former Judge
George A. Mu'iill. president of th-i
L nioii i ri - < o.. died ot heart failure
a* tliree o -lock \\e ;ue> ‘.t( morning
at hi- home. He had iteeti ill ten days
and his condition was considered ori*
ical from the beginning of his illness.
Mr. Madill achieved notable 'ac
cess in St. l.ouis as a lawyer, jurist
ami financier, lie was born in Brad
ford eounty. 1’a.. in 1' >. llis aca
demic edm at ion was received in Hun n
c-o||. re. Schenectady. N. Y.. and lie
studied law in the Albany law school,
from which he was graduated. He be
gan the practice of his profession in
I'hu at Oswego. V Y.. where he re
mained until l'hv. when he came to
St. Louis. Ib> soon became prominent
at the local bar. In l'T" he was elect
ed circuit judge, all the parties in the
field having agreed upon him as their
candidate, lie served four years on
the bench, winning dist motion.
CAPTURED IN CONNECTICUT.
The \ lisoo u il i n k Bookkeeper of the
St. i.nnla Dressed lleef A I'ro
> tiiiin io. I uptured.
St. 1,0 tis. I)ec. 12. Cicorffe F. Dec
lie. who disappeared from his home
in this city two weeks atro. leaving a
wife and two children, and an alleged
defalcation of several thousand dol
lars in hi' accounts with the St. Louis
Dressed I'.cef and l*ro\«-.on ('•>, b\
whom he had been employ*-.! fur
more than seven years as a trusted
bookkeeper, has oecn captured by an
; inspector for the \meriean Surety
Co., in \\ It'.eh concern he was bonded
to the amount of $1,000, at Noank.
Conn.
Sudilen Death From Apoplet}.
Oshkosh. Dee. l'J. -Frank
Ann -, of the Hollister-Ann>.- eorn
panv. expired - I Ideiili . 1 lies la a
j night, from apoplexy. He was f.l
years old and had been pr-■miner.t!\
; identified with the lumber business
f«-r years.
To M«rr> an Karl.
New York. Dee. :'J. \eeoi iinsj to
the Lon:. . eorrrspondent if 'he
Herald. De ember 21 has been fixer)
for riie marriasre of Miss Elena (iraee
nieee of a former mayor of New
York, ar.d rhe earl of D<>n<u j’.imofe.
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AMERICA INVADES LONDON ARCHITECTURE.
SU) Scraper Planned for Tlritiftb < ap itnl Will Pe the Lar^ftt Uuildics, a»
to Cubic Content, in the Worlds
i---. _
"The most annoying feature t • be
accident." continued Mr. J»iee. “is
that it renders necessary a postponc
tnetit of tin' trip to W ashinirfm. Ike
start was to have iwen made Fridav."
\ force of . * men \\ I lit- put ' ,
work on the Fulton to clean and oil
her part- soon as ~he i> afloat and
put her in shape for her se., trip to
; Washington, in eompanv with a con
voy of the company's vessels.
lit the event .f any part of tne
Fulton having been irreparablv in
jured. the eompanv will use a dupii
e te part 1 rom the Adder, her sister
ship, to w being . udt f. r the govern
ment.
'I h «■ ! ' ii 1 f i. n H i« .
\ t - V \ Dl
torped, oo.it F' to':, vv liieli sank at
her dock • New S ffoik. 1.. F. n
Monday, has been raised. Th o:F
dan:: ire h the boat was ’>v tie- wa
ter that poured into her thro -h th
open forward hatch. Her bottom
was not , an,;.- d. \fter her ma
chinery has bet ii overhauled and
■ leaned the vessel will he as good as
ever.
LILLIAN NORDICA'S CASL.
"«"l* » i r ! Iirrf VIII lion* I rani Hie
(■uirriiun-nl ns llrir of Ictm
liod Norton.
S '* \ * if*. I r .. I Vi . J I i'*1 III r» ; -
! ‘.ves .'f Madame Nordiea. whom s.ne
• visited while it. this r:ty. a few da\ -
; s-a. it is learn. 1 that she has place,!
vrit • Speak) H >uu si!
| another prominent attorney a claim
for between i ;iIil| ii ,,,,
* hieh she says is due her a- . re, •
descendant of lchnb,,,’ Norton. \ r
ton was a wealthy New Kugland ship
*>wn, r during the revolut dmarv war
find had several ships find their tar
goes confiscated In French vessels.
The government is said t<> have se
cured i.. mnitv for the loss, p t \,,r.
diea claims the amount was never
paid to Norton or his heirs. She savs
'he has established a aplete geiie
alogv showing herself ;<> be the direct
descendant and heir to Norton.
I »rape<l Prisoner* ) aplureil.
( irelev ille, !).. Klvvard'
Garrett and .l„hn Bailey. two ,,f the
prisoners who escaped from the conn
t> a I. Sunday evening, were Hr, ,«.
ed Tue-day night. Both lia.l bvn
hiding in the woods, and were almost
overcome with hunger and e\:,Us ,r, .
tide a Heath.
I.oiii-oille, K\Dec. 12. |Jt. ft, T
Tbos F. (Jam bon. chancellor of tly
liocc-e ot Louisville. died sudiVi ! ;
ill re of heart failure, follow ji.
attack of c
FOUGHT WITH BURGLARS.
1 lift I ail oil to lloaoli tin- i h«U lloi
in flit* I'irni National l*anL at
Feltci t > , Ohio.
Cincinnati. Dec. Id. Five nr six
-
wfe nf the First national ban.; it
Felicity. Clermont cminlv, i irl-.
\\ mIim-v!a\ . Thomas Donald armed
himself and an exchange of shots fol
lowed which awakened the town nd
tiie burglars tied. Thev had blown
• iff Tbc outer doors of the safe am!
wrecked furniture. but had n .1
reached the c: xhbox. Tht v had als •
• t the telephone wires, blit it m is
•■"• it: >• • 11 • 11 \ a. arded . • 1,
for i ineinnati Word was t(, . t,e
poo i •• at (ineinnati. who were „v|.
able t.. see the alert thie.es swing ,,,*
the f : t he r -. ie of * he tr; , ,t . it
feat hed ihe city. Thev then
their wav through backyards •. mt
• r<- t he rivet into Kentm kv .
THE COLORADO RATE WAR.
Itnunal I rip Uetvveen t uturiiiiu
Sp ri us* nuil (ripple 1 reek, (at
to l'orl> (cum.
( d 1 rndo Springs, ( oh. Dec. 12._
the Midland Terminal radtvav lias
c :t the passenger fare between Colo
rado springs atul ( ripple ( reek to 21
t -ii's and aim uneetl that it will seel
r u mi trip tickets with u limit of 21
■hits f->r to cents. Trad e Manager
d I!' 'av. of tht* 1 ’ *“ • d . s|,j T
£ ( ripple ( reek district ra iw .t. -aid
that in- r.mil w . lid no* :n. , • t h .s ,■ •
but would continue to -, !1 rickets for
the round trip to or from the gold
camp at lu cents and round trip tick
Cts at "•<> iTIltS.
EOER COMMAND SURPRISED.
Practical!? the Whole of the Barr
Brlhel )o mi inn ml ( n|itarr<l liy
Hruce Hamilton.
London. Dec. 12—Lord Kitchener,
in a dispatch from istati ierton. I'ra s
\aal ( olony, dated Tuesdav. Decem
her 10. announces that (Jen. Bntcr:
Hntuilton. after a nlirht march, -ur
pris-d and captured practically thi.
" • "le of the I' "Ci' Bethel command at
I'richurdsfontein early that morninsr
Seven Boer> were killed anti 1:1 wa rd
made prisoners.
Two Brothers Found I)e«nl.
Huston. Dee. 1J Maurice Fit/t: r
aM. an ex-priest, an i hi~ brother. Hd
v.ar l i it/-jTvrald, were found dead in
l>ed in a room surrounded by tilth. \
diligent search failed to shoo \he?h
er it was a ease of murder -tad aut
citle bv eaeh.
A REMARKABLY BRAVE MAN.
^rornftl tn I .f thin* Hut Hi*
I'iala l pun Ulilniicht 11a
rati tier*.
Ever since the midsummer reign cf
burpiar terror swept over th • suburb
an tosvn- just north of New York, bur
glars ami their ways hate b* en gener
ally discussed at afternoon teas in the
afflicted belt, states the New York
Tribune. All of the popular burpiar
fic tion has been read and reread, and
some of the women have even taken to
detective stories, ir. hopes of being
able to develop their ow n elew s in ease
their homes <-110111(1 be visited. Al
though with the coming of autumn
the number of burglaries has fallen
off to a delightful degree, the women
are still talking alnut it.
“1 am not afraid < f these horrid bur
glar persons." said a dainty little
woman at a tea in New Kochelie one
afternoon the other wok. "My hus
band is a brave n.ac and he would
protect me.”
i our house has ne t been robbed,
said a matron who lias more years to
her credit in the book of 1 if• and who
had sacrificed all of her solid silver
to the aforesaid burglars. "Wad un
til th, burglars gcf to prowl rg
around on th*' floor below and se
what your husband will do. I'nless
he's a most extraordinary man h*
W
“I'd have you know my husband it
ns brave as a lion.” said th*' little
woman, and her tone indicated that
she would like- to add: ‘ You horrid
thing!”
"1 used to think men were brave,
an*! all that.” said a third woman, who
had been an amused listener, “but I've
changed my mind. They have but lit -
the ni"re courage than w« •:•* • wh»:
expe
rience which proves if.”
“Oh. do tel! us,” exclaimed the rest
of the room.
“Weil, it was this wav." -1 began.
‘ John was called to Philadelphia on
business soon after we got back to the
country, and he hated t<> leave t! r**
women alone in the big house. I was
not afraid, but the evening before 1
had seen a suspicious num about the
piaea. so I told him T'd fit 1 >; -Yr if
there was a man about. He sent Id'
partner out from th* city to protect
ii'. He was one of the nicest men I've
ever met a big s'x-foot ch ip v, hi
played foot ball at colb ge it:.*l wh*.
looked strong enough to do anyth ng.
He talked bravely, ton. When I *>f
*'red *«> let him have John's revolver
he sail];
“Oh. never mind; I won't need any
weapon but my fists if the I rg’ar
shou.il come prowling around f -
nigh’. I never light with aivbi g
else.’
“Vow. that was v.-rv brave. :,?.d it
made me .» litt!. jealous, for 1 knew
that John would never have v.-ic.-d
-uch sentiments. Anyway, we felt
'cry safe vv rh the man who .corn* *1
weapons on watch on the ground
floor. He left in the morning before
we were up. and what do you - ;pp, ..
we f.t ad ?”
“Ihaf the house h.-.d been robb*d
whdi he slept.” ventured one.
” I hat he was a burglar in rii«gu'se."
ventured another, whose imngi: at!,
had spe. d like that of a raeii g a to
mobil".
”V*,: you are nil wrong. T! . n
'
I'.uij' from the huii rack a: .* •),, heavy
trass tongs s pok« f ■ ■ ■ •. .
place. They were 1. a : g age ' his
pillow at thi head of the bed.
rgot ten t *■
the evid, net ' of h'" I.etc f, ... ,= *. r
Of th ugs that prowl ;■ th. ,
HORSES LIKE HUMANS.
Vnr-'in« H nnittrs „f ,he Ut.nOruped
lie.enil.lt- llte « h BUKea l.l 1 i t ,
ol llte II11.. ,|
“I know an \: mar.- wh -
*.v "liy U : d V • •. - V • r •. \ • .,
Mte seems t dread e.t se , .
and too much caressing from 1
1‘a ' 1 ■ s. ^ * : : he i o h r ;no . o
•l '-Ei at:- a pt to s:nr th h* -
Ua" 1 ‘ U: .V awav
gainst the st , my handi tstretd
\
5 id? SI e -came s y
af'- r me present’y. a: d •* ' '-.,v
f.r.g- rs ght.y vv ?h h* r n* >, 1 n -
a ' s-r,-e; passiveni s» a i . e
s';*-" r. mouthing aim g mv hard
’
cate. >. t.'.tive caress, Vgh’ as t};
touch of human :m,th* rhoed. A : d •: - ,
she put on? h* r tongue, e\om*;t.'y
s*'f: ar.d wa rn j* was. a- • v
‘•app* *1 mv ha: writes C t.r, K. p
ha rt. ; n H ■ «e lb* vie w
“0h; ■' ” ■ : r true! When 1 r* m* m
• er ’hat wi: ter day when you gave me
a hard sp..! or. the frozen earth, and
the oth. r day when y u viciously bit
through the flesh of my arm. what
'Vender that I atn amazed at such gen
tleness! Ye: I’ve m. doubt horse i a
ture s very ike human nature. in that
there is :he g od and the not so g< , d
in ail its composition, and vvt love the
ore by lear g to cond - ■
l.ittlp Knnirn Und.
U th tht- poss.bte exception of < <•,
’■ a'• * • . the least ga land
• arth ~ - ’ nsu ..of Kami
chatka. whose *n'».nr«.i square ,„;V8
l.axv 1. >s t:. In 7. •»'••) pe-.ple. 1) w .. ; s
center runs a oh . r. f v, ry high ii:„un
tair.s. s-iine of them being volcanoes
frotn whos,. mouths cotne sniuke and
cinders: the others are- covered in a
very thick growth of trees tip to a
height of *.00<H.r 5.U00 feet. \\ ..... ;he
tree l.vv a s, rt of .b« x. or mountain
>li*ep. which are larger and stronger
that, any that ex's’ elsewhere. The
people of Kamchatka have bits of
he skin of a few of these creatures
ird some of -heir ’ .rg< horr . but r.o
K :r pea- h .« as yet k.llcd one.—Cin
cianati Ki.qu.rtr.
PRINCESS VIROQUA, M. D.
Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’a
Vegetable Compound
Following Its Record For
Years. _
"Dear Mrs. 1*inkiiam:—Health •
the greatest boon bestowed on human
ity and therefore anything that ca*"
restore lost health is a blessing
consider I.yd in E. Pinklinin’g
etable Compound as a blessin-o’
| State and Nation. It cures her moth
ers and daughters and makes the"
| well and strong. ®
—rorB—nrr—w> s-o —
PRINCESS yiROQCA.
i r;t< iiik 1 it}''*' iiiim • turf*r.
“ For fifteen years I have noted the
effect of your Vegetable Compound in
, curing special diseases of women.
•• I know of nothing superior for
ovarian trouble, barrenness, and it
has prevented hundreds of dangerous
operations where physicians eiaimed
it was the only chance to get wed.
Ulceration and inflammation of the
womb has been cured in two or three
weeks through its use, and as 1 find it
purely an herbal remedy, I unhesitat
ingly give it my highest endorsement
— Fraternally yours. Dr. I’. Viro^ia
Lansing. Mich."—$5000 forfeit if abort tei
t.mvnal is not genuine.
If you are ill do not Iiesitateto
get a bottle of Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable Compound, at
once, and write to M rs. Pink
ham at Lynn, Maas, for special
advice; it is entirely free.
siytholoKy in Knn.na.
“Some one in K r •<.» prop .- 1 that i
•tat utr : i i re be j • ; n tae . : the
r>- v **a!f b'.' i ..v he n -m-, r:e
I *• c:n‘t n..» e :: pr.-;.o>.»: *n," remarked the
e\ .it ,-e c liter, a' t.e ia;d d< -n a hat.au
j (taper.
'V:. • .r ..b- c: n?” a«ked the tele
|rarn o: • ■
"It •* urg- J • - ..it no one in K.in-a- know*
t.e lad;, nr' t it - ,e pnlubiy nu-anac
i :ri any v, _ It .« the <>| -n ’.out tae
| tg.:-e , ; < ii:t*; h• \ - t tie*, an In i an, would
<• n; re a; , ■ ; r ite an on.ament to the
j dome of the Kan-.i- »tatehoti«e.”
'k\t- I - ; t r.k tfi.it a «?a*.ue of
■
j lure, at any ra*e " !’;tt«bnnr tiazette.
Holiday Kirnrslnn to the anuthrait
i in ?• on I hern Hailnny.
1 n T-'-r
Pit ' ■ ma Territorj will -ril
r •• ■ ( -'mi' H 1 iv E>. turf ion
k-t» er • *■ .southern Ry. to p > nts in
!: 1 v • Ttnncs
" M. A i. r • •Ur rgin,
I X i ( i- .■ •. -.ij > ii’ii Car na. at re
* • I ! 1 5 - - .t 1). ember
-I't. 22.1 an i 23-i, 1901. limited to return
t " - "i " ■>■ < . T •• -cn ee
offered bv the > in hern Ry. is the very
• nd > he i des and .dec me tar nr
ra' g- mcn',' -■ unexcelled 1’ar' es con
ga trip to t me it the
' •■'•'•■! -ee • »t • .e:r t: kets read
r'.a '• <• - it hern Ry F .r tw; er inform
* *n ' • i .-.r- ' T - • * Agent, or
B < \ 1 >. - : - - i r. I). P A . Mem
[ -. IYnn ’ M Kn g '. T P A Hons
ton. Tex . M HI -, \\ p \ Dallas, Tex.
\ < hnncf of lino.
Y a-t I ... i' i c in. poser hai
written .a qua k- 'e;».
‘tuns -iIm \ and l hear they are
g -' • » g i ; >r i . a! much.—
1 x inkers St.ate-n: .a.
A P -e .-i T slaves N*:ne of TTale's
Honey <q H re md and Tar tor Colds.
Pike'a 1 c Dt - < me minute.
> i "a . is it they were the smart*
\\ i- .,r:. ‘"a ia 1 Deniocut.
P '- C re f. r C rsumpt -m - an infa’lj
coughs Is.—N. W.
>at.(I,, a. ' •: ve, N . .1 , Feb. 17. 1900.
I- -vi . » !.-> def rm.tv.- Ate!*
» i. < . .
H..'f an ■ '; — - dl the time required to
dye i.' PI I N AM FADELESS DYES.
1 ■ 1— k a an ,.i» the m re he d*
s: -e* ii ( a. g > 11 :ly New.-.
HAZARA
"THE CITVVEH
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