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SATUHDAY DEC 19 1UG
l1lb IMMIGRATION HIM
There are substantial evideuecs
that the present congress will niutnu
immigration bill that will in n meas
ure enable the government properly
to restrict foreign immigration This
country has been made the dumping
ground long enough for the unde
sirable members of the surplus popu
lation of European ounries It has
been dilllcult to frame and pass an
adequate bill for the reason that this
country has already such n large for
eign population and for the reason
that this nation owes much to its im
migrants and to thci descendents
Paupers or contract laborers ie now
prohibited from cominc here ami
when discoveied are sent back whence
they came
The Lodge bill which has just
passed the Senate as a substitute for
tho house bill passed last winter
prohibits tho entrance of any and all
aliens into tho United States who arc
unable to read and write tho lan
guage of their native country or some
other language except in the case of
parents or grand parents
fng their children or grandchildren I
who are admissible under the educa
tional test
The bill that was passed by the
house for which this is a substitute
provided that persons between the
ages of 1G and GO unable to lead
and write should not bo admitted
but it provided no test of ability to
meet these requirements The
Lodge substitute adopted by the sen
ate provides that tho inspection oM
cera at the ports where aliens are ad
mitted shall be furnished with copies
of tho constitution of the United
States printed in all languages and
printed on numerous pasteboard
slips containing Ave lines each The
Immigrant Is to designate tho lan
guage in which he desires the test to
bo made and must draw from tho
box containing the slips one slip and
read and afterward write it in the
presence of tho inspectors Unless
he Is able to read and write the
words of the slip so drawn at ran
dom he shall not be admitted
This bill however is lacking in
one particular in that it does not
exclude aliens who do not relinquish
their residence in their native country
but come here merely for temjrary
employment It is to be hoped that
the House will ho amend the bill that
it will contain this provision Wo
now have enough idle people without
throwing open our gates to give tem
porary relief to foreigu laborers The
motto of congress in framing an im
migration bill khould be America
for Americans
A SENSIIILE POSITION
The silver 1 adeis at Washington
must be given credit for good busi
ness sense and a considerable anion lit
ol political wisdom if the following
special frcm vVnshiugton as to their
plan of action be coriect Tho tolo
gram says that the position of Sen
ator Teller is as follows
lie Is not opposed to tariff legis
AVlation nnd would do nothing to tun
wtder it but might even elp it along
theoot because he believed that it would
wi being back piosperity butjiecause
w be believed that the sooner the tariff
bill was passed tho sooner would the
eyes of the people be open to the fact
that the tariff alone could not restore
prosperitj
The silver men do not expect to
abandon their efforts for silver but
they realize that if they block the way
for ICcpublican taiiff legislation the
icepuuucaus will throw the retmoiisi
They will employ no filibustering
tactics and some of theiti n ay vote
for the bill They are piotectionfsts
but they believe that pidkelion will
fall without silver and they argue
that the soouer protection is tiled
again the sooner will it fail aud
ver will have its day Iu act the
profess to believe that eaily tariff
legislation will bring tho triumph of
silver earlier and they want tho bill
passed at the extra session
kL J his is a sensible position Give
If nropcritr comes then will tho
silver state ptiwpor with tlic tciI of
the country Hut If n sound cur
rency system and a legitiinnto iriv
tcctlon to American Inbor tlo not
bring n return of tho prosperity thnt
this countty Is Justly entitled to
then the sliver jicoplo will hnve some
thing substantial to talk about
A UST JUDGE
Pugilism received a knock down
blow in the decision of tlto Califor
nia Judge in the Fjtzsimmons injunc
tion suit toTrestraln the Anglo-American
bank from paying to Sharkey
the 10000 purse which became his
by the decision of the referee The
Juttgo concluded his dcoision ns
There is no question in ray mind
that the parties in this cncnzcincnt
or exhibition 6r whatever you call It-
the complaint calls it a boxing con
test arc indictable under tho hw
and that the people who witnessed it
are amenable as law breakers I un
derstood that these exhibitions are
given because the people nud police
wink at them Hut no court will
recognize auy such proceeding And
there is no doubt in my mitid that
this injunction should be dissolved
and it would have been dissolved if
the aiotion had been made immedi
ately upon the heels of issuing it a
I he court iu fact expeotul The
order to dissolve tho injunction will
be granted and the complaint be
stricken from tho files
iVn interesting nnd significant fea
ture 01 tne debate iuis eeK on me
Lodfe immigration bill in the senate
wits tho intensity of feeling shown in
behalf of the Cubans An amend
ment was offered providing that the
immigration bill shall not apply to
persons from Cuba during the contin
uance of the troubles there This
was explained to bo intended to pre
vent tho laws operating to prevent
Cubans from entering this country to
escape from the cruelties and oppres
sion wliich surround them t ere
This was adopted with only five dis
seuting votes andfthe tone in which
it was discussed showed that the lee
mi iu behalf of the people of that
unfortunate island ij growing
stronger every day and likely to
make itself manifest in some action
by congress at an eraly date
Iiik public will learn with great
regiet tho fact that Hon Hoswell G
Iloir is lying at the point of death
Mr Uorr has been a member of con
gress fiom Michigan but for the past
several years he has been the financial
editor of the New York Tribune
As such he has contributed mote thau
an wiiter to the success of the Re
publican party His writings have
been very voluminous but it was
owing to the fact that he was thor
oughly conversant with the tariff and
the money questions Ho wrote es
pecially for the working people for
thoso who had not the time nor per
haps the Inclination to make an ex
haustive study of public questions
His death would bo a gieat loss to
the New York Tribune and to the
whole American people
The city of Muskegon ilicb is
njilated over the question ofonions
whether or not children who persist
in eating tho gay and festive and
Bomcwhnt loud smelling esculent
shall be allowed to go to school with
their breaths Some of tho lady
teachers who arc undoubtedly from
the effete hast h ive threatened to
hung out of the window tho first pu
pil discovered harboring an onion
breath Tho war is yet a stand off
and we have yet to learn who is to be
the victors tho Dostoncsc Ideas of j
propi by j or tho onions
The Globe Democrat makes a
good point ou South Carolina when
it says that that state boasts that it
raised 701700 bales of cotton this
year beating all the other stntes in
fie number of bales to the snuare
mile under cultivation The fact is
not mentioned that the black farmers
raise the cotton iu South Carolina
vote luise sometliing elso
Im
country
bhhhhiiiiiiiiiibw s
movement of
has again
gold to
begun
DAJIAGKS
this
The
steamer Mariposa biought this week
to San Francisco 1710000 from
Australia 1
WA
II l Wade Sues Mr J I Kilgoro
For 5000
Henry F Wade of
burg lied suit in the circuit court
Into yesterday nlteriioon against Mr
J L Kilgore of the beading fnotory
for 5000 damages
The plaintiff advances as his cause
of acliou the death of his son M T
Wade aged 14 who was scalded by
the bursting of a steam pipe at the
heading factory n few weeks ago and
died from the lujurios received
A hajjjiy man U always a healthy
one It id impossible to be linppyor
cheerful or useful tvlienono h suffer
ing from a iliscomfortfii cold or a
nasty little cougli It Is wonderful
that peoplo will go on f rom day Ui
iiuf Buiicnug iroui luoso tiivrossing
disorders nhen relief
tallied Dr Hell 1
cures coulia and colds of all descrip
tions it is s wilt ami sure bold lv
all druggists
Hickory Stim Wood
For nico stovo wootTHdoiihono 29
1 per load v if
Ohio Hivjiii Si oke asi Kim Co
i - - lini I I Hill I
TlioNcw Fire Station Will lie
Opened
Tvto Tliio Hornet Now Bclntr
Trained For Central
Station
The new flro depnitmont at Kourth
and Elizabeth streets will be ready
for sen ice next Tuesday Today
Chief Voight has been engaged in
hanging the harness and completing
preparations for business
Yesterday two fine horses six
years old and weighing respectively
1315 and 1200 pounds woro pur
chased from Mr Georgo Whitelnw
of Lcwisburg Graves county by the
flro committee This morning and
afternoon they have been undergoing
training and leant rapidly They
will bo worked at tho central station
nud two of the horses from the latter
will be transferred to the South Side
sation
At tho meeting of the council
Monday night nn nssistnut fire chief
will bo elected It is reported that
Chief Augustus will be suc
cessful man
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS
Not In the Mood First Clubman
Are you polnff to Mr Do Styles
muslcnlo to nlffht Second Clubman
No Im not In a mood fur talklnjr
N Y Weekly
lllff Succew What do joti think
of iny tragedy naked the
pVnyw rlpht Its Rreat Netcr
laughed harder at anything1 Inmy life
Detroit Free Tress
Folks dat la alius lookln foh
trouble Mild fncle Cben Imbjcsono
tlnp tor brttf el bout Dey domi hardly
eber git Ulwipnlntcd Washington
Star
Sny Weary wot nro you wnlkln
Tound In j ere Ixire foots for Im try
In dts yer Knelpp cure Wot fcr
Weary Cause some dlnblnstel
snoozer stole me shoes Cle eland
Plain Denier
Her Level Head Madame can I
ell jou this valuable book What to
Do Itefore the Physician Comes So
sir j ou dont catch me doing the work
and then letting the doctor draw the
pay Chicago Kecord
Nell M Us Itjonea uses French
phrases In the most ieoullnr manner
Dell Does she Nell Yea Indeed I
hy at bnvikfost yesterday I nscd her
how she liked her eggs nnd she said they
n ere very chick Philadelphia Kecord
She I dont sec how vou cvor had
tho nerve to have your tooth pulled be
fore tho whole class of dental students
Did you scream Mnyme I dont
know wliether I did or not As soon
ns the professor tackled tho tooth those
Ivorrld students set up their college yell
and scared mo so that I dont even know
whether It hurt Indianapolis Jour
nal
WEATHER AND BRAINS
riycljoloclral llfTrct or the former on the
Latter
The psychological effect of the
weather has long been a most Interest
ing study Most people feel the influence
of dull days east winds and extreme
cold on their spirits and energies men
tal and physical An arctic cold and
tropical heat are unfavorable to literary
composition for example and we speak
of cold freezing our wits an expres
sion which Is not altogether flgurathe
but rests on a common experience
Goethe found that his capacity for men
tal work depended on the height of the
barometer and otler Instances of
meteorological Influence on the mind
could be collected from the writings of
celebrated men
Suicide occurs most frequently In
summer perhaps o Ing to the heat and
exhaustion nnd not ns might be sup
poses in winter The American Jour
nal of Psychology hns an article on the
subject In which the head of a large
factory Li reported to stato that n dts
ngreeable day causes a reduction of ten
per cent In the output of the works
i lne cloys make people generous nnd
accessible nnd opinions given on such
days nro held by some to be the safest
The Influence of the weather upon the
logical mcuity tne nerve nnd the eyes
has also been recognized In a perfunc
torvwnv Xervousexcltnblenndlrascl
bl isarepronetofeelthelnfluence
of bud weather ami blame their
Air
Most students of chemistry have seen
water frozen In tho average tempera
ture of a room but few hnve ever seen
tho air1 solidified so that it could be
handled llko Ico or any other tnnpiiit
ni tide Uut this has been done by lrof
James Dewar of London Tho ojiora
tlon is carried on through ieeraJ
btages and with various agents Oases
nro reduced to liquids under great me
chanical pressure then smlilonW 111
eratcd Certain gasses under pressure
gho a temperature Hi degrees bolow
zro and tho evaporation of theso Is one
part of the process Pressure of almost
2000 pounds to tho square inch has been
employed for the gnses Tho
monts are enormously totnerslvo with
Plbances and oro of only
is so easily obV
demonstrations of possibilities With
a 1 ine lur Honey further research may como more slranlo
and less costly methods and materials
Tho future of freezing has great prom
ise nnd its value cannot bo estimated
N Y Ledger
Thlraty Ijunli
The enormous basin drained by tho
Missouri nter absorbs no Jess than 63
union Central Life Ins Co
OF CINCINNATI tHIIO
GonimoncGd business in 1867 T
gives more attention to making g
its policy holders than to piling
Cjbi
j
is company
d rosulta to
p an
mous low business and from the standpoint
of safety and economy is the most successfully
managed company in tho business
D JOHNSON
American German Hunk Hid Gen Airont
p f lalxy
IS llEAbQltAjlTKKS OK
Holiday Groceries x A
Fruit Cake Materials
Apples and Oranges
Fresh OannedXGoods c
HOME MADE LARD A SPECIALTY
Telepiiono 1 19 - Cor 9th and Trimble Sts
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY
AT LOW PRICES
T
olns 1M
We Make
a Specialty of
High Grade
Work
1 he lowest place in town to gut 1MIOTO
OIIAIIIS for the Holidays is at
112 S Third Street
BRUCBS STUDIO
THE CITY BAKERY
Having baked n large lot of very flue
FRUIT GfUKBS
o can offer you same for less monoy than ydu can make
thorn at home We nlo have a Hue line of ill kinds of
URKAD AND CAKES
F KIRCHHOFF
118 SOUTH SECOND STREET
ft w Hereon tfio basin of tFe Ohio river
absorbs only 70 per cont The amount
of rnlnfnll In the course of n yt nr Is
proportionately grentor in Ohio than In
the Missouri basin and so the former
river although much the shorter of the
two contributes more w ater to the Mis
sissippi than does its glpantlo rival
flowiug from the west merlcnn Jour
ral of PoiVnrc
ARTISTS AMONG FURRIERS
IVone Dot the lint Cattrr Intrntcd with
Sfl Garment
If furs make grand ladles there will
be a great manv irrand ladles thU
winter for furs nro the fashion Every
woman Just loves furs but it Is
doubtful If women know on IlttJe about
anything ele ais they do about theao
warm and beautiful things that Is
aoout tie way they nr made up
ine
Iroiu -- Lrt 1 2H Court
v r i r u mr uriwiif mnung
fur garment maker They make the
finest uul most regular stiiches And
each one has some jiectillsrity of stylo
thnt stamps her work so that It is
ii vuKuitru nmrcver it is wen ny cno
stances Certain functional troubles of the craft Whenew an old seul gar
of the lher chronic
a catarrh a rheu
matic Joint even a bad corn pretllspoHe
people to suffer from weather changes
iroTiuence journal
A Turfed lUllroitcl lied
Grnsa will grow ou n railway bed if
tho ties are covered with soli nnd seed
nown This can be verified by a visit
to the ralnnount pnrk trolley lino near
the Uelmont avenue entrance This sec
tion of tho track resembles two parallel
rails laid through a green meadow and
tho presumption Is that the railway
management intended to make the on-
nro track from end to end lUte it If
tho grass can be kent preen In ilrv
while the men who nre permitted to I as well as wet Bensons tLa nivonnnf
I At
me iracK win nanny mar the landscape
at all Even the polea and trolley wiro
are not as unsightly aa the electric light
poies nnu wires which Mvo been al
lowed to disfigure tho park in every di
rection There is n possibility of
course that tho gros between the
tracks may prove a hindrance to the
operation of the lino even If Itlsorna
montal but this Is hardly probable If
tho grass Is kept well mowed A roll
way Hno with no ties in sight and car
Itcd with a luxuriant greensward will
bo a noety at least Philalclpbla
Times
ment Is taken to a furrier to be nude
over tlie seal sewers uxamlno tho
stitches and comment on the work
Ill lxst thats somoof Mrs
work they say anil then they rtlto
some nftodote about the woman
There used In lie a neal sower In
Iirooklyn who was known an the Ixnt
She has bei n deed severs years but
no mo of her work was recognized tho
other day In a Pittsburgh shop where
an old sacque had been taken for re 1
making This finest seal swersullercd
like other gojiiuseu and she dll as so
Kngland for his wit und aiiparent in
genuousnes although It wan moro
than susjhcUmI that some of tho old
gentlemans remarks were not so bland
as they seemed One Incident especial
ly amused the IlrltUhers It was when
M Hung Chang met Joseph Chamber
lain who nlTecU n monocle This
Chinaman noticed tho slncle eve nl
and took It for granted that the colonial
secretary had lost the use of one
uuu lie uuertMi mm Ills sincere r
dolences Ilaracrs Jiurd Table
Mrilrnn llurtitU
The Muxlonna hnm n misc f
burying the dnl The corpse Is tight
ly wrapjKHl In century plant matting I
and is pmccd in a cviifln hired for about
a shilling Ono or two nathes as tho
rase may Im jKtre coftln on their
lieaiki nud go ut a trut to the crave
where the body Is interred and tho
coflln Is then returned The wealthy
class Uko the tram oars as hearses and
the friends follow beside tho car on
foot Cincinnati Enquirer
Ilnllillnr Maile of lalirt
A building has recently bveu erected
by Ilerr Wagner an nrchiteot In Iim
jurg lohly of materials formed of
ushes without any admixture of sand
It is claimed that hard natural stones
of almost every variety have been suc
cessfully imitated with this very cheap
lr cjnt of oil the rola tiiat 0JL1 ujou maerlal Cincinnati Enquirer
LW W 1 N
The
Colli s
Street 1 buy nntNell
Ibinii in NliNUv nfobdv
f 1 0111 the vast aiiimiiM of
inff
1
lininiiri rneii ilnptrtvii
i n 1 -
cu iiu utuiji nnu worK xor i ii i i 1
furriers nre Unmvn to ih tMl w HHirKlI IS 11001
Uiclr work just os an artists work U I - WllCll yotl Wllllt 11 perfectly
vnown And tho work is duided up pure article for lioino and mllr
most The man thai cuts i t
AoollnthefunWssbopisatthetopof Wl U 0r
the list He Is a finished workman and flUMOUS OLD UA1TLE AX nt 2
can cut anything Other men may bo nnj irjiHon
e
nbletocutotherfuMtogoodndvnntng51
and artistlcaUy but thry will not bo I OUIWAB LKjUOll CO
lntrustftl wih a pk ce of seal So It 206 HlOmhVUy
Is wltii the stiver Some women earn
good wages wwlnL common fum but
tho boss would m apt to have an at- R QTVI nTTQ 1
tack of heart dlscnso wero he to seo 1CmU V
a nit 01 seal in the hawls of any but a I have removed my shot shoo
Second Hand Shoes fiWIMng
ivcpuiniig ouues a specially
Chas Norwood
A S DYBNEY
DENpST
406 BROADWAY
many who hae reached the top of the 1
heap In other fields have died Slw Enr An Coon CkV
drank herself to dwith Sho neer 1 rul udy OllaVO
worked steadily bufwhenevcr sho wa
at herself she was given work aud the
furriers of Now York would compete
for her services Her work to day la
ill jo up as a mooei lor an seai6iiwers
Pittsburgh Post
II am the Monocle
Lt Hunir Chanf li fnmniu rilna
man who vlsltwl this country a short
time ago made quite an impression Iu
or Stylish Wair Cut
ao to
JAS BRYANS BARBER SHOP
405 imOADWAY
Nice Bath Rooms in Connection
J W Moore
DEALKRJN
Staple and Fancy Groceries
eye
uanneo uoods ot All Kinds
Free delivery to all partsf tbc city
Cor 7tli nud Adams
When Yoil Want Something To
PURIFY YOUR BLODD
REGULATE YOURLIVER
AND ERADfOATSALL
POISON FROM THE SYSTEM
0ET HALLS BLOODvRtMEDY
HALL MEDICINE CO
iAIlLdAU KV
R M
Plain and
Ornamental
224 Court St
cOUNE
N
INTEB
WEEKS MORE
Harbours Great Slaughter Sale
Stock Tnking to begin Monday after
Christmas
All CnrpoU and Itoinnnnts of Car
luting nud all Matting nud Flour
Cloth will be put ou ealo Monday at
less than cost of manufacturing
All Novohy Drtwt Tatterm loft will
bo sold nl astonishingly low prico
Why not buy a nice dress for your
mother eHor nnd
while yoifcan save enough
iu the price to buy tho linings nud
trimmings
27 in black satin for skirU 800
former price 125
21 in black satin for skirls12c
former price SI 00
22 1 aek tolllc silk 86c f miner
price VI 10
22 In blnck tnlMta flfc former
price 1 00
22 in plain and fancy bungnluie
COo former price 100
Extra line of silk and velvet at
at prico i to close
2f pieces real torchon hues fli
former price 8c to 12c
16 pieces flue tirclion lace 1 J
former price 25c to 86c L
All Vails OrienUU Silks and Ill-
low aup incc at cost ana ies
10 do white laAndiied shirts 12c
former price 76c
6 doz white hiutidricd shirts
former price 5c
I doz white hum dried shirts 7 He
former price SI 00
15 doz white unTiiuudried shirts
3fle former price 60c
10 doz white imlatitulricd Shirts
12c former price C6e
A large broken lot of mens Under
wear nsk to see them
We have some capos Iu llush and
Cloth at unheard of priuos look at
our Jackets and childrens wrap
The prices named on innttitigrt and
carpets should close the ontire line in
one week
We stand ready to save you money
on everything
Our Show Cae Counters Shulv
iug etc nre all for sale
E B HARBOUR
317 Hroadw
CHRISTMAS
CHIMES
S I n he nl only think l Ihi1 ri
fmrt u t rr bujistf hurls n 11 u 1
delay nl vxftlrm UiW trltrt stf
pin with rltnwt la jimr rtb snj l
ihi on yur bMtonrii srcdbMNimluru 1 1
nhunitm MiHB e ttH Ctif Ulmn lii I
iul tiff yMtr fwrrkaniiNC aaui Oh 1 i uy
lait tbf fMtloi wilt Ihra not mm
pirte ardlfyoH fMHly ra ift out d
your Wii4b l tk riy miulnK
Capes and Jackets
Our rnllr dork nt hadlm aad Chlllrru a
C Ski will IroaVrwl aicnt Wfwllltit
youJaauary trlrm now oflrriug a iu i
xrpilonal rhur to buy a Hon arll n
tailor made jarmnt at a khmi mlu Hon
Dress Goods
WliatrifT luayba saM ot xture oHrria
lor hall cannot U- told It U ilJrn i
rtulty tobuy a iftonl imII1i kruiwan
t ul tut rry lllilv won lbj
arn iirrlit boint aw wm1 and tb
l rlOMi arr rait reMosable J
4
Feather Boas
Tbere l notblnt moA kmiriiurlal for a
lady lhD a Kratbrr HV W hy llr an
It U Ix ccinlni to rrrry fly llr mv n 1
within the nach of tlivi iiiu rfKarUntf
Iftce
Handkerchiefs a n fi Umbrellas
Arv uy wtiibij Cbflimt prrsrun
byv 1Ux uio vrrjoiiipwU tUfin We
areksnwlas tb rJlml nl Ivrt rit
embroldMvd aaadlxtrlilerl nonrili
bvall tk twi JitM a
thn
f whUti pttliillrrrl
IIanilkrrblrfa 1
la iadl wflte cmhiiililfrfd
losI ttg llandf rrrblpf
Imbrp lias S nt to fit
ttr
tl brtt r Tallin
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GLOVES ftriiB Hoi day Trade
Indira Canhiere UIovm aud SOi
Ladlm Kid Kills at fcc and II M
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