THTheE Constitutionalist.CONSTITUTIONALIST. VOL.VOL. XXXI.XXXI. PLA1NF1ELDPLAINFIELD,, K.N . J-,). , THURSDAY,THURSDAY, JulyJULY 28.28 , 18981898.. NONO.. 3030.. "Support"St^port thoth» Constitution. Constitution. WhichWhich isis thstht Ctmtnt Ctmmt ofoft/10 thn Uiuon.Union, asas WH1Wall m in Its Its Lanttotkms Limitations as] •n itsIts Authorities."—Madison.Authorities."—Madix JERSEJERSEYY WILLWILL HAVEHAVE HOBSOHOBSONN ININ NEWNEW JERSEY.JERSEY. THETHEYY WILLWILL BIDBID FORFOR ONEONE WHEELMANWHEJJAN OBEYEDOBEYED WASWAS ONON THETHE VERGEVERGE HEROHERO OFOF THETHE MERRIMAC MERRtMAC VISITSVISITS AATT LAND ARMS LANDED ON „ A NATIONALNATIONAL CAMP.GAMP. LAND ARMS LANDED ON THE OTHERS .FAILED TO APPEAR MORRISTOWN.MOR FUST OWN. COUNTYCOUNTY TROLLEY.TROLLEY. BEFORE THE CITY JUDGE. OOFF THETHE CONFLICT.CONFLICT. SucSuchh isis NowNow thothe BeliefBelief Inin thoth e BidBides toto babe OOpene Dartedd atat ElizaElizabet bainh CharlesCharles DencklauDencklau ReturnsReturns frontfront War Department. F0RGUBAN8 PORTO RICO. War Department. FORJUBANS NaxtNext Waak.Week. P0RTO_RICO. PortPort Antonio,Antonio, Jamaica.Jamaica. MorrMssn.Horrlstown, JulyJuly 17.—Ueutenaot87.—lieutenant TheThe poliospolice startedstarted Inin onon theirtheir VOORHEESVOORHEES ATAT WASHINGTON.WASHINGTON . RichmonRichmondd P.P. Hobson Hobeon arrivedarrived inIn Mor- ICor- LIAELLIAELYY TIMETIME EXPECTED.EXPECTED . campaigncampaign againstagainst .wheelmen>, wheel men Tuesday Tuesday HASHAS MANYMANY CURIOSCURIOS WITHWITH HIMHIM rlstown leetlast eveningevening atat 9:119 as o'clock o'clock . night, and captured five or six during THE GOVERNOR HAS BEEN WORK- WandereWanJererr LeavesLeaves SuppliesSupplies OOon ReporReportt ofof Capt-HigginsonCapt. Higginson Con-Coo- night, aad captured five or Mx during THE GOVERNOR HAS BEEN WORK- ThTbee stationstation weewas crowded crowded withwith personapersona THTHEE OFFERSOFFEPS MUSTMUST COVERCOVER THTHEE ththee evening.evening. TheThe nightnight waawa sa a poorpoor MADEMADE FRIEND3FRIENDS WITHWITH NEWSPAPERNEWSPAPER ING TO SECURE THE CAMP. anxiousanxious toto earcatc ohh aa pianosglance ofot tbsthe herohero ING TO SECURE THE CAMP ESTIMATEDESTIMATED COSTCOST 9300,000.$300,000. ononee forfor thethe work,work, asas therethere werewere fefeww MENMEN ATAT THETHE FRONT.FRONT. ofof thethe Merrimao.Merrimac RedBe dlie fire made made tbethe CobaoCnhn Coast.Coast. ceraincertingg thetk Action.Action. riders ont,out, andand thesethese warewen nearlynearly alalll it h allMri * Stationstation almostalmost asas lightUght asas day,day ,and an d lawaw abidingabiding otdzeoicitizens whowbo carriedcarried theirtheir amiamidd tbethe tootingtooting ofof whistwhim lealea andand theth e lamplampss propertyproperly lightedlighted oror rise else leftleft ththee playinplayingg ofor aa bandband LieutenantLieutenant RobsonHobson streetStreetss beforebefore s8.2 111 o'clocko'clock afterafter whichwhich poppepoppedd offoff tbs the train.train. ThatThat la,Is, hehe tried tried Scb«BU Mar hU Throujli-WMttS*!.! lamplampss hadhad toto bebe lighted.lighted. u. Wore • Braa4 Sail* Wfcea totodoso doeo.. Dotbut Umthe herohero watwas (alrtyfairly cantedcarried SKIRMISSKIRMISHH WITHWITH ENEMY.ENEMY. llhdnn COMMENDSCOMMENDS AMERICANS.AMERICANS. OOff tbsthe half-dozenhalf-dozen caughtcaogfat withoutwithout He Departed After the IMMTM*. ttoo tbethe carriage.carriage. MfMh Ugbta,lgbts, twotwo warewere woman,women, andand nonenone ooff Camp Alger, Va., Julj IT.-OOT- HundredIredas shookshook bisbis bandband asas bebe waswas Bids for the trolley franchise over tbstb« Mi.six, withwith oneone exception,exception, appearedappealed CbarIos.Den..-kian,oCharleo Denckleu,ofBostos>,baef Boston,has Jus*just Camp Alger, Ys_. July 17.-0OT- carried byby andand manymany callscalls wssawere mademade ourt yesterday In. accordance enorernor FeelerFoster M.M. YoorbeeeVoorhees ofot HewNew Jer Jer - THTHEE SPANISHSPANISH TROOPSTROOPS FIREOFIRED Westfleld aveaae, bom Elizabeth to TROOPS; LANDEDLANDED ONON THETHE IS-IS - curt yesterday in. accordance returnedreturned fromfrom PostPort Antonio,Antonio, offoff tho th e sey paid a flying visit to the War De- forfor a speech,speech, betbut thethe cheeringcheering madsmade ItIt this city will be opened by the Union witWithh thethe Officersofficer's request.request. JohnJohn Island of Jamaica, and Is visiting Ua eey paid a flying vtoll10 the War De- Impose!bisImpossible forfor aa wordword toto bebe board. beard. Ohrtrum, who did appear, was allowed lolaod of Jamaica, nod to visiting hla partmenpartmentt atat WashingtonWashington Monday,Monday, ttoo ONON LANDINGLANDING PARTY.PARTY. CountCountyy BoardBoard ofof I Freeholder s at Eliza- LANDLAND WITHOUTWITHOUT TROUBLE.TROUBLE. Gist rum. wbo did appear, was allowed mothermother., Mrs.Mrs . CharlesCharles Deocktan.Dencklau, ooff eonsultconsult withwith tbethe militarymilitary authoftileeauthorities AsAs soonsoon asas possiblepossible (hsthe polios, police. leeredlea red bathbeth nextnext week.week. to go_ > withwith aa suspensionsuspension ofof sssisoos. sentence, asas 333 Eastestt BeooodSecond street.street. HavingHaving beenbeen relativrelativee toto thethe propomcloa proposition to makemake wawayy forfor tbstee carriage,carriage, andand behe was wa s TheThe WestfieldWestfiekt aadaad ElizabethElizabeth StreetStreet t waas very very evidentevident thatthat hlahis lightlight hadhad directldirectlyy laIn tbethe midstmidst ofof thethe Spanish-Spanish- Sea Girt, N J., a military post- The drivenriven toto tbethe bomshome ofof bis Us ooualn.cousin. MiasHiss Bailway Company, which la the pio- Justuet gonegone outout whenwhen hahe wanwas stopped. stopped- American conflict, he has witnessed Sea Girt, H. J., a military poet The BeUon, la South street. He stayed ThwyThey DroveDrove AmericansAmericans anandd Ballway Company, which Is tbs plo- Sailors Cleared Away a Small American conflict, be baa wttessssd QoveroorGovernor Baabss beenbeen nrgtngurging tblathis |pla n Betton. In Botttb sense Hs stayed aeer Inln senseekin kingg tbsthe right right toto ooa-tzuetcon-truct Sailor* Cleared Away a Small WarrantWarrantss srillwill bebe Issuedlamed forfo r theth ealalll thethe horrorshorrors ofof warwar withoutwithout havingbavins since the outbreak of the war. and the banhere untiluntil thisthis morning,morning, whenwhen Delefthe left i a trolley Una by the route pass- arresarrestt ofor thethe othersothers aadand theytbey willwill bebe been engage-1 In It, and returned with alnce the outbreak of the war. and lor New Tork. The lieutenant came CubanCubanss ToTo ThoThe BeachBeach anandd snob a trolley UnS by tbs touts pass- BodyBody ofof Spaniah Spanish Troooe Troops andand haled before the City Judge at once boon engaged In It, aad returned with StateState campcamp groundground badbad been been inspectedInspected lor Hew Totk. Tba Ueutenaot earns inging throughthrough Creafort,Craoford, hashas withdrawnwithdrawn haled before tba 01 ty Judge at one* a Dumberlumber ofof curiouscurious thingsthings florafrom ththee anandd reportedreported onon favorablyfavorably several direcdirectt fromfrom Boston,Boston, whenwhere hshe went went Its application Inc rightright ofof wamyy anaadd probablyprobably fittedfined asas beavllrheavily aaas theth e West Indies, among the moat inter- times. MondaMondayy eveningevening toto arrangearrange forfor light light - WerWeree inin TurnTurn Repulsed— through that town. Inn orderorder to changechange TheThann AllAll WatWas E.ty-BoatsEasy-Boats law allows.allows. esting being Implements of Spanish times. en to be used In raising the Colon and the route. Cranford Is ready to grant warfare taken from tna scenes ot NHoo efforteffort baaba sbeen been sparedspared byby thethe Maria Teresa at Santiago. Six Americans tbs routs. Craalbvd Is ready to giant Of Massachusetts New Jersey Executive In toe further- tbs Marla Taraaa at Santiago Six Americana this company a franchise, butbu t IsIs op-op - Of Massachusetts severalseveral battles.battles. posed to the Bergen plan, which con- TEMPERANCTEMPERANCEE FOLKFOLK HEREHERE Mr. Dencklau Is a plumber by trade. ancantee ofof thisthis plan,plan, bntbut thethe people people atat tbe the WoundeWoundedd Assisted. Mr. Dencklau to a plumber by trade, War Department did not agree with templates the m of North ave- GATHERED FROM ALL OVER THE aadand lastlast JanuaryJanuary waewas seat sent InIn charge charge War Department did not agree with REUNIONREUNION OFOF GRADUATESGRADUATES leand WestneU avenue the entire of a number of men toFor t Antonio, him . TbeThe conferenceconference lastedlasted severalseveral Tran tb* Calon Associated .rets.) irrem(Fran msBw DeneUnion AaansutsdAawxtatsd Prase.IPnH.I STATE IN QUARTERLY SESSION. number of men to Fort Antonio, hours, and when Mr. Toornees left distance of twelve miles at an esti- whichwhich tonUa littlelittle IslandIsland bekmgtngbelonging toto bouts, and whan Mr. Yoorhaas left KeKeyy Weet.West, JulyJuly 17.27, IJJOp.ta M p. m.m.—8i -digi Washington, July 27, 13:49 p. m.— Worthy Punai-ch Bar. tbathe DepartmentDepartment Inin-tim timee toto entrh catch tbtbea matemalsdd costcost ofof- *9 1,000. July J7. if :tt p. m.- GrantGreat Britain,Britain, near Jamaica. The CongressionaCongressionall traintrain fortor bishis bomshome hbee woundeuuadnld menmen werewere broughtbrought InIn tbla this TbsThe bidsbids willwill hee reoatvadreceived ata t ISOa:* )TheThe followingfollowing despatchdespatch waswas received received were engaged In putting the worworne a smile smile severalseveral Messsizes largerlarger thanthan morningmorning onon boardboard thethe WandererWanderer fromfrom o'clocclockk atat tbsthe CoartOoirt HouseHouse InIn Eliza-Eliza- aatt thethe WarWar DepartmentDepartment thisthis morningmorning plumbingiblng InIn a large hotel on the usual.usual. ItIt waswas statedstated yesterdayyesterday thatthat Banesee.. Cuba,Cuba, srberewhere aa sharp sharp engage-engage- bethbeth,, Augg . tth.l4th John.John Kean,Keen , asa sa afromfrom CaptainCaptain HlggiasonHigginson ofof thethe battle-battle- TbeThe quarterlyquarterly sessionsession otof tbe the GrandGrand Island, owneduwned byby tbethe Boston Boston FruitFruit the Governor bad at last succeeded In ment between American and Spanish starterstarter,, offeredoffereffdd MMlUOO*i »,-»• lastlast fallrail forlor tbsthe DivisioDivisionn ofof tbethe SonsSons ofof Temperance,Temperance, Oompsmy,Company, andand Intendedintended torfor aa winter winter the Governor bed at last succeeded In An enjoyable affair was held Tuesday ment between American and Spanish franchise, and It H expected a lively shipship MassachusettsMassachusetts atat 81. St. Thomas:Thomas I of New Jersey wu held yesterday in awt> bringinbringingg thethe SecretarySecretary ofof WarWa rand an d An enjoyable affair was bald Tnaoday occurred. franchise, nod It expected n lively of Hew Jersey ins bald yesterday in ■sort. Adjutant-GeneraAdjutant Generall CorbinCorbin overover to hihlas evenineveningg atat tbethe homeborne ofof Mr, Mr and. and Mrs. Mrs . competlUoaipetltion willtrill bebe witnessedwitnessed Inin the th e •ArriveArrivedd hersbere wlUwith Oen.Gen. MilesMiles nodand BeRedd Men'sMen's Hall.Hall, Inin tbeth e ElkwoodElkwood CableCable oommunlcattoaacommunications werewere sersb-estab- wawayy ofof thinking.thinking. FranFrankk E . Woodruff,Woodruff, ofof DuerDun street, street, ThThee WandererWanderer leftleft herehere JulyJuly tOth30th biddingbidding.. thethe troopstroopa todaytoday ata t •9;i .15 so’clock. o'clock . Building.Sulldlng. TheyThey werewere tbsthe guests guests ooff lisheibedd atat tblathis hotelhotel withwith ailal t ththee TbeThe BeSecretar ntaryy ofof WarWar told told tbathe OovGov - whewhenn Mrs.Mrs. WoodruffWoodruff entertainedentertained sevenseven withwith suppliessupplies andand ammunitionammunition forfor tbsthe TbeThe estimatedestimated seatcost UIs fsoo.ooo.$300,000, anaadd LandedLanded themthem safely.safely. Howelllowell DivisionDivision atat dinner. dinner. world,world, andand duringduring somesome ofof tbethe sa- en - ernor that there must be sufficient memberibens ofot tbethe Flalnffeld Plain field HighHigh SchoolSchool Cubans. There was also on board an Iitf thatthat amountamount IsIs not not offered offered ItIt tois notno t There were no batteries outside of ThThee seeelonsession waswas calledcalled toto orderorder atat gagementilss tbethe bouthotel waawas a a stoppingstopping amor that there must be sufficient • of '90. The event was purely an Cubans. There was also ou board an thought that toe franchise will be no batteries outside of 10:30 o'clock by Grand Worthy Patri- place tor the various newspaper men rooroomm providedprovided toto InsureInsure thethe health health class of '90. Tbs event was purely an expedition underunder CaptslnCaptain Heart,Heard, com-com- thought that the franchise will be tbsthe harbor.harbor. TbaThe GloucesterGloucester thenthen en-en- 10 JO o'clock by Grand Worthy Patri- place for the various newspaper men and comfort of the soldiers. The InformalInformal socialsocial one.one. endand tboeethose presentpresent givenD out.OUt arcarchh Bodlne,Bodlne, otof Gamdes,Gamden, whowho presidedprovided reportingreporting tbethe programprofrress ofof the the warwar tor tat end comfort of tbs soldiers. Tbs poseposedd ofof teo ton troopers troopers ofof tbeth eThird Third tereteredd tbethe fierhorbarbor eadand landedlanded aa com-com- lew tork papers. GovernoGovernorr thenthen detaileddetailed whatwhat badbad beenbeen badbad na delightfuldelightful Umetime Inin talkingtalking overover anaadd readread bishi squarterly quarterly reportreport. ThTbee tbe New Tork papers. dondonse Inin thethe wayway ofof arrangingarranging forfor theth epartpast Incidentsincidents ofof happyhappy schoolschool days.days. Cavalry,Cavalry, Cape.Capt. Heard’sHeanTa regiment,regiment, anandd panypany ofof sailorssailors underunder Lieutenantslieutenants report•port showedshowed thatthat tbethe order order stoodstood IInn Tbee JournalJournal despatchdespatch boat,boat, ththee postpost,, andand thethe faelllttoecolferedfacilitieacoffered byby tbath eMrs.Mrs WoodrufWoodrufff provedproved toto bebe a a charm.charm - twenty-flvtwenty.Aree Cubans.Cubans. CUPICUPIDD WINfwTh^t EVANGELISEyjIHGELlSTT Buse aadand Woods,Woods, wbowho dispersedalsperaed a abouaboutt thethe samesame conditioncondition aaas ItIt diddid InI n"Three•ee Friends.'Friends," ranra n Intointo PortPor t alts. It was understood late yesterday loging hoeleaahoeteea andand herher claaamataaclassmates werewere When they arrived off Banes, they EU THE »n company of Spaniards. April, withoutwithout mnohmuch Incresraincrease InIn mem-mem - AntonioAntonio everyevery threethree boonnoun forfor awhileawhile site. It waa understood late yesterday pleasantly entertained. A portion of When they arrived off Bancs, they TATECYY| , THE ft small company of Spaniards. and soon Mr. Dencklau was well ac- that the question was not fully decided, pleasantly entertained. A portion of ere joined by several hundred Cuban bership. Mr. Deocklao was weU ac- that tbs question waa not fuUy decided. the evening was passed In reading let- era Joined by several hundred Cuban LACACEE .IN(N AA PAWPAR S The"Theyy Isolatednolsted tbethe AmericanAmerican BagSag.. AAtt 1111 o’olooko'clock MoatMoat WorthyWorthy PetriPatri - quaintedquainted withwith tbethe Journal Journal menmen wbowh o bubett thatthat OoeemorGovernor YoorbseeVoorhee* obtainedobtained tbe evening was passed in reading let- insurgents from the interior. The I wish to commend Walnwrlght aad atolntnUl bearinghearing ofof hlabis caseease andand made a terterss ofot congratulationcongratulation endmod regretsregrets ' J«4M ana Wll I wish to ii n sera end Walnwrlght aad arcarchh Bev.Bev. A.A. O.G. Lawson,LawKD. otof Oeiadan.Cataden. were bravinbravingg thethe thickestthickest ofof thethe fightfight good Impression. frofromm membersmembers ofof thethe classclass whowho oooldcould worworkk ofof Landinglanding tbsthe suppliessupplies waswas Im- im - bishis officersofficers forfor theirtheir gallantrygallantry InIn eap-cap -was IntroducedIntroduced byby PMQrsndPast Grand WorthyWorthy In theirlelr determdeterminatio marinen toto gatge t theth e not be present. mediately commenceams coedd withwith tbsthe aidaid of of turing OuanJca. PatriarcPatriarchh E.E . K.K. Drake,Drake, atof EHrabsth,Elizabeth, news. Being so close to the scenes of *•, these newspaper men bad beirt*- —. _ MPUSfc BOATING- MO was a Itrtsrlng of friends, "The transports discharged tba men awandl BightBight GrandGrand US .ribe ribs HenryHenry BB.. -zssnsz "Tha transports discharged tba mast Howell, of Trenton, for whom Howell "»"*«d. AM . is Blair. William Ooriell, Edmund and white roses. The maid of-boDor DOEN'T KNOW HIM. friends as tba Bpaatafa anna. Mrs. Nltscbwitz, Edward Petrieand Walter Fish,Fish, ofof ChicagoChicago , andan dnephew nephe wof o f end white roses. Tbs maid of-bonor The physicians In attendance are DOEN’T KNOW HIM. Dencklaq spent the last three months The City Union of King's Daughters Kitschwltr, Edward Petris and Walter Andrew W. Fish and Frederick K. worworee pinkpink silksilk sodand carriedcarried sweetsweet peaspeas . Thn Physicians In attendance ere The City Union of King’s Daughters Darby. Andrew W. Fish and Frederick K. Ilmverly S»y» witwithh herher husband,husband, andand theytbey bothboth ex- wishewishess toto announceannounce thatthat thethe Babys’Babya ' Derby. FishFish,, ofof tblathis city,dry, dieddied atat tbethe bomshome ofof ThTbee bridemeldsbrldemalds worewore whitewhite gownsgowns worriedworried becausebecause orof thethe tact fact thatthat ththee bndr Sail >W|he S M Ik U- Camp on the mountain is now open ProfProf.. EdwardEdward Lewis,Lewis, nownow ofof LewieLewis with silk linings and pink ribbons, king la naturally delicate and they pecpactt to retainreturn thisthis winter.winter. Camp on the mountain Is now opsa University, Chicago, was the teacher bishis fatherfather MondayMonday night.night, JulyJuly utb.25th. InIn with Mlk linings sad pink ribbons, king to naturally delicate and they and U being made use of by the dryUniversity, Chicago, was the teacber the twenty-ninth year of his age. The ansadd oarriedcarried whitswhite apdand pinkpink roses.roues. fear that the present disease may be A youngyoung manman oslltng calling himself himself GeorgeOeoroe eaj Is being mads use of by the city ooff thothe classclass andand aa latterletter ofof regretregret atat tbs twenty-ninth year of bis age. Tbe Artec the ceremony, which was per- fear that the preeeet disease may be DonglaDouglassM arrivedarrived Inin thisthis citycity MondayMonday EUCHRE AT THE HUNTERSTON. nursennrse.. TutorsVisitors areare alwaysalways welcome,welcome; being unable to be present was re-10tlothh ofof lastlast AugustAugust Mr.Mr. FishFish waswas mar- mar - After tbs ceremony, which was pro- supplanted by something more serious. ansodd ItIt to is hopedhoped thatthat tbethe peoplepeople ofof tbeth ebeing unable to be present was re ried to Hiss Anne Wlnslow Crane, of formedformed byby Bar.Rev. O.O .L. L. Goodrich,Goodrich, thtbse supplanted by something more serious. announcinan Decreeingg himselfhimself toto bebe tbethe advanceadvance oetredceived fromfrom him.him . DuringDuring tbsth eeve- eve -ried to Miss Anns Winslow Crane, of gueets to the number of thirty or more, SHIPS AT HAWAII. agenagentt forfor J. J. H.H . Haverly'sHaveriy's Minstrels,Minstrels, citycity trillwill Interestinterest themalvathemselves InIn thisthis ning the hostess served refreshments Brooklyn,Brooklyn, formerlyformerly ea residentresident ofof thisthis guests to Uje number of thirty or more. SHIPS AT HAWAII. ning the hostess served refreshments city. After less than a year of wedded were hospitably entertained by the wbwhoo areare toto appearappear ata t MusicMusic Hall.Hall , brancbtanchh ofof charitablecharitable work.work. FinancialFinancial to her guests. city. After leas than a year of wedded ■ hospitably entertained by tbe August 4. Maze Edwards, manager A picgrcsprogressiv el ree euchreeuchre partyparty tooktook helphelp tois greatly greatly neededneeded endand willwill bebe veryvery to her guests. happineshappinesss Mr.Mr. FlabFish waswas stricken stricken withwith bridbridee aadand aa delightfuldelightful eveningevening wawass AreAre NowNow CoalingCoaling PreparatoryPreparatory toto August 4. Mars Edwards, manager piecejlaee SaturdaySaturday eveningevening atat the the HotelHotel WheWhenn thethe happyhappy affairaffair terminatedterminated typhoid fever and died after an Illness spent. GoingGoing toto SanSan Juan Juan toto Bombard.Bombard. ooff MusicMusic Hall,Ball, hashas nownow receivedreceived gratefullgratefullyy received.received. AllAll contributionscontributions aialll cerrledcarried awayaway withwith themthem pleasantpleasant typhoid fever end died after an Illness •Pent- telegramtelegram fromfrom Haveriy.Haverly, statingstating thatthat HornetsSunterstoc ton., whichwhich waawas very very largelylargely shoulshouldd bebesen sentt toto Mrs.Mrs .W. W .A. A . Cod-Cod - ofof a littlelittle moremore thanthan twotwo weeks.weeks. MrMr.. A MISSIONARY TEA. FroFra.m theoriesDM Onion AssociatedAssociated Prase.Pnn. lI attended. thoughtthoughtss ofof anan eveningevening profitablyprofitably Fish was of an unusually attractive A MISSIONARY TEA. DouglassDouglass hadhad sentsent himhim aadlspatc dispatchh aakask - dlngtondin glen . too403 EastEast SecondSecond street.street spent. ' Fish was of an unusually attractive CepeCapoHaytien Hayden.. Haytl,HayU.Jul Julyy 27,37 , 1010:3 UM 5ing for money, but that be has no ac- Mia.Mrs. WllBamWilliam FarmerFanner officiatedofficiated iInn CAMP BY THE RARITAN. personality,personality, andand thoroughly thoroughly noblenoble andand t th. Christian dunk a.a. m.—Am.—A partpart otof tbethe AmericanAmerican fleetfleet log for money, but that he has no ac- a veryvery efficientefficient mannermanner daringduring thtbae CAMP BY THE RARITAN. iprlght In character. He had a large quaintancquaintancee withwith anyany suchsuch person.person. HHee AawMa. Uar fw Jaskn. upright In character. He bad * large thathatt IsU toto bombardbombard BanSan JoanJuan habuss adds that Dauglass is undoubtedly a evening.evening. FUiaflclden Asbury Park, July 27—The State circle of friends In Plalnfleld, who will 'mlasionaiy tea," under the aus- adds that Dsugtoaa to undoubtedly a rtsMSsISsm SpsaSlac tbs Hssnmsr Is Anbury Park, July 27—Tbs State circle of friends In Plainfield who will A 'missionary ton,” under the aus- fraud, and one wbo should be looked TheThe flratfirst prizeprize forfor Udlmladles waewas drawndraws Their Iodl»a TipM. officers of the Junior Order ot United deeply mourn his loss, pices of the Christian Women's Board arrivearrivedd herehere ooen routeroute toto laits destina- destlna* fraud, and one who should be looked Tbstr IsSIaa Tspss. offloere of the Junior Order of United deeply mourn bis loan. pices of tbe Christies Women's Board it for, and suggest that Mr. Edwards bbyy Mix.Mrs . Ogden:Ogden; Mrs.Mrs .Baled, Balsh , second,second , MrMr.. andand Mis.Mrs . HarryHarry C.C. Runyon.Bunyoo, Mr.Mr. AmericaAmericann MechanicsMechanics barehave completedcompleted ofof MissionsMissions ofof tbsthe ChristianChristian church,church, tionon . out for. and suggest that Mr. Edwards andand Mia.Mrs. Masker,Meeker, third.third. arrangements for the annual obser- GASOLINGASOLINEE STOVESTOVE EXPLODEO.EXPLODED. will be held at the residence of the The monitors Pori tan aad Amphri havehave tbsthe policepolice InvestigateInvestigate tb*the t case . anaadd Mrs.Mrs. CharlesCharles RandolphRandolph andand Mr.Mr .arrangements for tbs annual obser- will bn held u the residence of the The monitors Puritan and Amphrl- Mr. Haveriy's own agent, he says, ClarenceClarence SmithSmith wonwon first first prizeprize forfor MisMrs FrankFrank O.G . WlckoffWickoff areare csunplngcamping vanceve ofof AmericanAmerican Day,Day , ata t AnburyAsbory Hn. VuPelr, ' Somerwt fctreat, E*. presidentpresident,, Mrs.Mrs .H. H . W.W .McKane, McKane , 89 tritetrite,, tbethe cruisercruiser MontgomeryMontgomery anandd Mr. Haverly’s on agent, hs says, gentlemen;gentlemen; Mr.Mr . BroadBroadbent bent,, second,second. I Park Thursday, August 18th. It has Pearl street, this evening. The wilwilll arrivearrive tomorrow,tomorrow. aSIt PinsPine Grove,Grove, oppositeopposite BartBaritan tan., oonh Park Thursday. August lWh. II has taros lajary Faart street, this avaoiag. The ththee colliercollier SouSouther tileryy areare takingtaking on andand W.W. Y.V. R. B .Smith Smith camecame in In also also for fo r seen decided to issue an address to the programme Is as follows: *A vasalVaml one.fin, * tbsthe canal. canal. TheThe cetnp camp toIs a a delightfuldelightfu l been decided to Issue an address to the ThTbse explosionexplosion ofof aa gasolinegasoline stovestove aatt programme to as follows coaooall butbut expectexpect toto reachreach tbathe restrest ooff thethe honorshonors byby beingbeing third.third. •as,one, pleasantlypleasantly situatedsituated andand easyeasy ooff thirtythirty thousandthousand membersmembers ofof thethe order order the.homethe.bome ofof Mia.Mrs. YanPottVanPelt. 9090 Boaer Somer - Topio-"TInele-The» aistusBis-hta otol theth* ChristiesChiiMiM ChunkChurch the fleet off Ban Jump Friday. CharleCharless Conover,Conover, ofof ElmwoodElmwood place,place, A votevote ofof thanksthanks waswas resellpassed toto Mm.Ma . In HewNew Jersey,Jersey, urgingurging uponupon themthem ttoo set street, Tuesday, resulted la the IsID thethe MeteBt»M otot HewNew JsrserJsrwr *" the fleet off Ban Juan Friday. receivedreceived wortword TuesdayTuesday tellingtelling hihimm Gregory, Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Balsh ****s.•ecese. TwoTwo mommember barss ofo t tbeth eparty party [ourney to Asbqry Park on that day to set afreet. Tuesday, resulted In tbe DevotionaswMsasIl sssntsss•xaiebw tod led bhrr Iksth» prssIdssLpresident. of the death of his uncle, Peter Hoff- Gregory, Mia. Farmer aad Mrs. Bated Journey to Aabqry Park oo that day to burning of a quantity of clothing and AddroMbrtmputor. TOTO RAISERAISE OUROUR FLAG. FLAG. of the death of hla uncle. Pater Hoff- arranging the party so success- W'ReWR-dd Men"Men" and and theirtheir Mendsfriends areree participate in the annual reunion and burning of a quantity of clothing aad man, of High Bridge. Mr. Hoffman for arranging tbe party so suooces having great Bport alluding to the participate In the annual reunion and the woodwork In the kitchen where 8M*. du*t—"The Cubaa Hero." man, of High Bridge. Mr. Hoffman fully. Supper was provided In the haring great sport alluding to tbe parade of the order. The officials be- tbe woodwork In tbs kitchen when loss, dees—“The11M CokesM Alto Hero.”* »nd Jenni e DeMott Admiral Miller Will Sail Today suffered from the recent dlsaatroui folly. Supper wae provided In the eampasi -.hethe "Indian"Indian tapestepee. "" parade of tbe order. Tbe officials be- tbe explosionexplosion ooourted.occurred, Mrs.sirs. TanTsa.- Wans Allas end Jsaals DettoU Admiral Miller Will Sell Today suffered from tbs reoeot disastrous diningdining roomroom byby Mr.Mr .Webb, Webb, wherewhen lieveieve thatthat atat leastleast tanteo thousandthousand memmem-- MlM Mabel Wilson foforp HawaiiHawaii toto TakeTake flrefire atat thatthat pieceplace andand owingowing toto exex- CRANFORD’SNFORD'S RIVERRIVER FETE.FETE. FeltPelt,, fortunately,fortunately, waawas able able tot oreach reach . «....1HSS Botle DoMott posure and hard work, was taken ill theythey allall adjourned,adjounred, thusthuB terminatingterminating •a bers will take part in the parade and 1 bers will take part In tbe parade aad the stove and throw It oat of theT1»i aurasStrac suae.Btaad . river,river, aa lawnlawn andand riverriver fetefete willwill bbee renue, la spending her rammer at thetheyy willwill speedilyspeedily adjustadjust thethe lose.loss, Mar Tkomsooull willl presidepreside at U Iks ihe oraso. o Mrs. Kelly, of West Fourth street, Asbury Park, July 27—In the W. a held on the lawn, of Joseph Puroell on renoe. Is spending her summer at adalphiadelphiaa whichwhich sailssails todaytoday foforr an aged and poor woman, who has Asbury Park. July «7-In the W. a held on the lawn, of Joseph Puroell on CalCUdwall.d well, N.N. J.J . Ssraw sa a Tssariaa aa aged sad poor woman, who has T.T. U.TJ. meetingmeeting Inin Ocean Ocean GroveGrove yester-yester- thtbee afternoondfteraoon andand eveningevening ofof August August Mies Anderson and Miss Delaney, IItt tola now now MayorMayor YanHarwerdan.TanHerwerden. HeHe,, HonoluluHonolulu.. beebeenn helpedhelped byby the the local local O.G .A. A B.. R Post. Pos t loth. It win be ror the benefit of the _Mrs ns.. GilmoreGil more andand daughter,daughter, ofof West West Mias Anderson and Miss Delaney, and Woman's Belief Corps, will, very day.day, Mrs.Mre. KateKate RaphaelRaphael mademade aa reportreport loth. It trill be for the benefit of tbe Second street, are visiting friends In nurseloraess atat tbethe hospital,hospital, whowho havehave basebeen asI chairmanchairman ofof thethe finance finance ooromlttoo,committee, AdmiraAdmirall MillerMiller will ralesraise thethe Amerl< sod Woman's Belief Corps, will, very and gave an Idea of the compact Into BedBedCioB Closes Society.Society. ThoseThose whowho have have Second street, are visiting friends In actsacts InIn thatthat oapadtycapacity whanwhen thethe Mayor Mayor soonsoon,, bebe transferredtransferred to thethe CityCity In-li and gave an Idoa of Che oompact lain In pust years taken part In the car- [ew Tork State. enjoyingenjoying thatrtheir annualannual vacation,vacation, winwill canin flagflap overover HawaiiHawaii onon behalfbehalf ofof theth e whicwhichh thethe membersmembers otof tbathe UnionUnion havehave In past years taken part In tbe oar- New Tork State. return to their duties today. Mtas andand presidentpresident ofof tnsthe CouncilCouncil areare away.away. dustriald us trial Home,Home, wherewhere sheshe cancan be be more more nival are preparing to assist at this A young child or Mr. and Mrs. Jones, return to their duties today. Mine UniteUnitedd Staten,States, thusthus takingtaking formalformal comfortable.comfortable. HerHer preventpresent residenceresidence enteredentered,, bindingbinding thcmaelraethemselves notnot underunder nlval are preparing to assist at this A young child of Mr. and Mrs. Jones, MessieMessierr willwill leaveleave FridayFriday toto spendspend BachSuck tois thsoennthe case now.now, and and tho the duties duties of of anyany circumstancescircumstances toto marrymarry na mamann event•roof.. ooff EastEast SixthSixth street,street, tois n a sufferer sufferer withwith thethe officeoffice II*an leftleft toto Mr.Mr .Van Van Her Her - possessionpossession otot thethe Islands.Islands. toIs notnot pleasantpleasant nornor suitable.suitable. whoopinwhoopingg cough.cough. heherr vacationvacation atat SomervilleSomerville andand White-White- whowho toia not not aa totaltotal abstainerabstainer andand whowh o In Hud Lock. house.house. SheShe will spendspend aa portionportion ofof wardewordenn ttoo perform perform . ' SPAINSPAIN HOWLS.HOWLS. A. B*Bslbl* Mora. hashaa notnot givengiven upup smoking.smoking. AnAn unknownunknown wheelmanwheelman ranran Intointo EE.. MrMr.. andand Mis.Mrs. C.C. J.J. Baxter,Baxter, ofof Put- Put -barher UmeUme Inin wheelingwheeling throughthrough thtbee Enblbltloa of HOJI ThThee treestrees alongalong tbeth eline line ofof theth e TheTheyy alsoalso havehave pledgedpledged themselvesthemselves B.I*. Randolph’sRandolph'* mineralmineral waterwater wawagont natmm avenue,avenue, areare spending spending sa tewtew weeks weeks oountry.country. TbeThe entertainmententertainment forfo r tonighttonight SayaSaya itit lala NotNo t FairFair toto InvadeInvade BrunswickBrunswick TractionTraction CompanyCompany onon tho th etoto eooeptaccept nono Invitations Invitations to gogo out ou t oonn ParkPark avenueavenue TuesdayTuesday andand dara- darn- aatt Warwick.Warwick, H.N. T.X . In the A. M. E. lit. Zlon church on Porto Rico Now and Ap- propertyproperty ofof O.U . W.W . Metier,Metlar, nearDear NewNew ag«i the rear wheel ot bis machine BO lb tbe A. M. E. Mt. Zion church on Porto Rico Now and Ap- walkingwalking withwith a manman whowho smokessmokes cigcig-- •god thn rear wheel of hie machine so CeciCecill Hoffman,Hoffman, ofof Annandals.Annandale, trillwill TheThe boardboard of.of, dlrectore directors ofof thethe CityCity WesWaatt FourthFourth streetstreet bidsbids fairfair toto bebe s a pealapeals toto Powers.Powers. Brunswick,Brunswick, havehave beanbeen catcu tdown. down . ars'.tea,arettes, cigarscigars oror pipes,pipes, oror whowho drinks drinks thathatt tohe couldn'tcouldn't rideride 1 It.L be the guest of J. P. Lain, of Park good one. It will consult of an John G. Wilson, a conductor of the be tho guest of J. P. Lain, of Park NationaNationall BankBank announceannounce that good one. It will consist of an exhl ' Fro* the Union Associated Press.) John G. Wilson, a conductor of thn anything stronger than soft drinks. avenue, this week. ■ Front tec Union laseriste* Prssal company, was killed by coming in anything stronger than aoft drinks. MrMr.. nodand Mrs.Mrs. ArchibaldArchibald ButlerButler havehave venue, this week, theythey harehave declareddeclared aa semi-annualsemi-annual batonttlon orof homohome Industries,Industries, andand willwill bbee MadridMadrid,, JulyJuly 27,37 , 10lOS JOO a.a . m.—Them.—The company, wan killed by coming In taken possession of their new home dividend of 1 pet cent., payable on undeunderr Usthe auspices auspices ofof Usthe HelpingHelping contacoonnscit withwith oneone otof thethe treestrees aboutabout sixsix Charts*Cbaries Wlttke,Wittke. ofot Westfield,Westfleld, Haltedvisited tAken possession of their new home MiasMiss LeilaLeila Howard,Howard, ofof LeOrandeLaGrande dividend of 4 per cent., payable on weeks ago. onon WentWest FifthFifth street.street. avenue,avenue, toIs visiting visiting atat Hudson,Hudson, K.N .T. Y . anandd afterafter Tuesday.Tuesday, AugustAugust fid.3d. HanHandd Society.Society. D oi wax 8. weeks ago. Meadfriendss inin town town yesterday.yesterday. THETHE CONSTITUTIONALISTCONSTITUTIONALIST.. 1 ( THETHE POPULAPOPULARR LOANLOAN.. OLDEST AMERICAN PORT.I WHAT A WAR MEANS. THE FOG DISPELLER. J"AY WASHING THE HAIR. HOW FELT HATS ARE MADE. THE SHORT LIFE OF A GUN. • M tks Wt.Hk a* Ik. WstM AN INVENTION WHICH IT 10 CLAIMED. „ rrtfMI,..„ |iBeagled.r e mistake TfceasaaSa —Emplsyr* Urn, Wmr la aadthe »•**ladastry. Bomber ef | Timm IS Bay be Ptoed >l Fart, »• ■»••* as< AskM of MlU*. j WILL PNPU FOO& ft is|>( as grrmt ra mistake to wash th* On* of th* Hading Industries of thto „ w, I Thn»s widow'wMorts mit Bitee play play.s a naa Impor lmpor-- tttmnAimg mtlatl-llfcT. wk.rs th* What bu actually bm loot t* th*‘ I nMt hUtant parputt iInn thtb,e placing placing o fof th to.e popu popo-- Susquehanna split* itself into th* vttJt* o€ th* world 1b th* Wood mad' I ISM frwrarau, m to -M h I, wo Braufer feU* JSLtad ak orflDtet®. o««r lu dto- Urlar loanIobb.. AA«s InIn th etbo Scriptura Scripturall In* In-north mad Booth branches. la old Fort “*«•<* ~ ■»“« »*th**lc hta- •i At* to tosses* ou ef a T«bs ^jdoxn. In the former can*, tbs oon- the present (ton* fur feu bats are ma cnu|D_ tbe war qaestl*o with a Wash- stance.stance. IItt itos a» cas casee o fof choice choice,, no tnot ne ne-- stant nee of water to apt to wash away In tlrma ntrlcn ot lngton Star reporter, “and though g cratecessity tj.. AlAlll ove overr th ethe country country,. I end natural oil ef IB. .tea. -Iiiout *!*“£““*insertoombor «!«»“*"“ b jerdculerljparticularly amonamongg aieUl women-omen,, tb thee de- , -kick tk. kalr not tralp 1C— IU ***■***—“*■ MlraouH. ?■«» J« B( robe mailed and duelr-looUnc. gun and senIbdalrrd it bac k emplor.to the sho up-p tha n„„ R.. „ safer to dtamnntle th. •Ji«jthe , Ionaof coarse to an, mucabsolutelyh to d owithout with th nthe Franth eld ■ " ter bralik ted nrautk. rnw toe moet teb. from below, at aa obtura te*l. , To1 k hu, _ approximat^r(ect healthe valu eIt of the outof-t o11.000 risk firingmen It-omen, for tbende explosio bo,.. n ot Mnd „ bee. ,o tbe .bop tka> has. of courae, much to do with the tbTmotfaar of G*orw valuable to the world from the purely aet I .Bould be washed at regular Mated In- 1 favor in which tt la held, but there mL rni« ute-I.?r t ,ir^tb.^ra^o“f.M moui.roti*eor«« telteld., to tb,materia l «a»d|K>lntt~m <>,. ,«..l, 1 ,hrmlrt . *0*4 b.wel -Uhral pu tat is raoursaid to metedbe 120.000,00 in- Md0 annually tb. Wteateat.. a gun I s «...a decidedl .1 tk.y an «dt extensively0 ^ llrln. It. for th. rapkedon of (eror In which It to held, hut thereni ^ teter tb. motn.r oi o .tendpoint.1 . | madTbUe throni connectionH a , Inj nude, „ throteb n, , g ^7a W.U „ , end well. «™» I. mid to b. MO.OOO.OOO enntitelr- decided], and cxunelrclp lla'aleoa alto considerablconsiderablee sentimeneeutlmentt aboaboutl ? ~LT"Jl" Tier are th. ni.n imeTOerTo.- and free from a cold of any kind, ones Speaking of >remen's tronghats and thel dangerous occurrence to all In Its im- It, and to women sentiment is even bekeovrabteteTte. In?ted a.It. tetertorTTrurloo.interior 1. etetoo. The,bl v rtee Ike „Kte.tet. ,h„ ^tntelll«eot.trr e„, TCmc.. i,tetert ontlook of tnrnteble. tab.whic hto permit-kickbe pointed , permit,th. |In JJJin evernn,tb.^ y 41-thre^/^JJot e weeks or ia inont^h IWMks the, ufactureQ[ “ ’mOBth, a representativ kind.„ lb ,one. nftetnre, e Sprakln.of on e. oraprraentetl.ef ofth em.n • bet. of endon. tkelrof tk. mmn- mc dl.t.denjeroo. ,octeltj. occnrrcnce Th. Ortng to telof nIn rmlu !m- morIt. ande appealin lo womeng tha n eeutlmentsecurity. Meto n, A email mound of bb* ' ...... own , fro m Ur.e.1 imic I. Ala clt, raid: ceu.ra th. at eel to crjettelee ted more appealing than security. Menea^a^'Sf e spi1DC< , ^.ToSlnSSTra openingi Sv.^h•«"»*"< •« toe >“e defl^k/vafueden-k dednlte. v valueV ^OOof bS.OObO up- up-j recUo ructionn desired desired,, up or dow*.®“*iirope r| limipropert o flimit time tofo allotimew betweeto telown largesbetweent nrm Mr*,e In this city said: causes tn« ateel to crystallze and axe by no means lacking In the In the ground two and one-half feet <* tbe average mu. considered as a he other. The pipe below c each washing lit you are in delicate •"Fel Feltt hatbates IncludIncludee th thee popula popularr derb derb,y thereb ■ therab,y becom becomee as brittlee brittlee as au file. e Sdie.o 8a sponsare bye tono Uncl meante Sam' slacking appeal foinr the re- tio ted tetebteffml •» toe averane man. conted.tcd „ . , ted.with toa bloweth. other.r dow n ITb.n th epipe ve sbelowhealt con-h tt» shoul d be washed every six *nd the varioulD d.Ucal.s other style"F-s of soft m,, been discovered, there apontebnt In everto Uncley par tSam of th e eappeal land I tfor aid.wide . TwelvTwelr,e toor-lnckfour-inc four-inchh stonatone.totee step ./eraetepes wealt »«lthh ,bproducer produeorproouccr. Takin T.klo,g thisteem, figurethla tat.liter. nnure , wt«tb .— blower^down In tb. I Rraltk It abouldi health be Itweah.d nkould ever, be wankedten »»® ever, am »"t a cold coney, hare, nutria, muskrat and 4ead. for the steel can be used for harebare comcomee forwarforwardd anandd show shownn tbel theiri id .Ukt M from tic fboi to 3Ubaa amountbee. demteed of wtehh on lutbe the battle- .bap. 1 toeof j eurrenl«P th route hurtle. th. pin*Into Intotbe to.ten. tube,bor-In th tedeI hea d or frrf uT. ,,t instea homebe«d tooipatradf gohare- «*P*r oftb.pert go. t chemicachemicalI-•* l operationoperation:; lnIn fart fact,, ft •known known,, a moder • modernn gun Iguns an eipenalvIs an expensive. Several clubs are shortly to be start • Second I •*— --Th preaaurelo gof t o the hairdresser's .....and i t ehould trad,.e di ntt itself .hould, entirel tradey distincIn Iteelf.t fro mentlral, affair, runnindistinctg frofromm JT5.00afTter.0 warunningy up. from »T5.(inO wg, .». •d in Berlin for woven only. , sal* to be oT Bagltok mxnufuture, as thoM of other civilised nerione la; blast producedirection,s a coolinling g 1thelnflnenre. blfb pressureIals ™o alwav ofs bUe don d^ine in a .roo r«.mm wit hwith a U"-a 1 toteo( hat-making of bBt-rnnklng., and i sted carrie I.d earnedon It Ioos equallIt yto expensivcqn.llre cxpcn.l.eto keep I t tola keep It I. llaIts locatiolortelunn aatt tbtbee forkforkss o off th thee Bus Stm-- recen recentt time* time.,, bu t evehut....n thethe totaltottees herheree toe bleat prod b On an average every woman carries q ue In nim was. a strongstrong strategistrategicc adte-— ar—e si t .u«v.e.tindent to losho a—w th e Absurdit »w tb. yabeordlty ot —a of i “a motatore Ionla acondense. fire. It^ Is a nba„d plan to wash tfce * "hatters'„i>h " ,fur-cutterha h, sbattera' ia London fur-cuttera, tha operation In London,, tbe costbet fooperation,r each cartridg tbe wcoat for cnch rartrtdgw forty to sixty milts of hair upon her vantageitago., aaas ItIt helheldd th thee chie chieff passag passagee th e suppositioIke eobpaeltlonn that eithethat r eithernow orBow a t oean dat Tail s“• ln...... tolls to- rala.great cone ofhai r lust before leriiribeloreu to benotnnd as thlo *bed world aas grealb* t world'scenter fogreatr tha tranter work - forsen t thatfrom work,It bein g centover from* 1.000 ,It whic helngh over gl.ilOO. which head. bb,y waterwawaterwayy frofromm thtbae nort northh o f ofth e toean y othe»"J r otoertime wtimee ma wey rea marp financial reap Itoanclalclear atmosphere ipberr., witwithh ItIt.s apeapexx a ta. ththas hai r has not timeV dry properl• y and Tiprope'rl,.n art o fand lie haThet make art r ofInclude to. shat A makerflow no Inclndrat loclod e nth edoc. puttin notg ofIpelndc the the putting of Urn I,,-,, handkerchiefs-chlefs,, witwithh ththee initialinitialss statestate.. WheWhenn complete completedd I tlx -ro eaaa regard regard-- Rai ngain by thb,e sickletbe sickle,s of battle of battle.. The anTbe- inontan- h o”®“‘“f tb■Ce tubernba. of , tba resultsrraulta. . Is apt11, to remain'dam. ot to remainn til l damnmornin tillg knowledgmorning e ko no.f th Ie edge particula of r toefu r particularor gun o n furits emplacemenor gtra ont olur takin emplace,oftg It or taking It worked in diamond*ada., araree ab latlatee frea freakk eadd aans ononee ootr th toee largest largest,, stronges strongestt an andd """ «“*!I expenditur oxpendltur.e of thofe Unitetba dLnlttel State sstate.Th eI eyeTba ofof thtbeeyee pilo pilotot t IsIs a tat th tbee glas glaaas whic i h ..is very injurious to Its growth, combinatio... n of furs forcombi makin nadoDg a give ofn fursdown for, makingsnor tbe giventhousand down,s of dollarnor s tbe thousands of dolls ra OfOf costlcostlyy extravaganceextravagance.. most Important of all the fortifications during the wax of the revolution was at the rear ot the tube, and be gaxea The best times to wash the hair are the ouallty of h*u. The proportioning of . necessarily expended In paying salar- Out ot the enormous number of moeT hnportaat'of^arfThe'fortlfllatl^Ba during tec war ol the rcrobilloo waaInt o[ •«th *tbe bowel roars o off tb tbae fog tuba,. Wit tedh 1 be gaaea ^Vl,b ,b. b.|r at. th. Uuallt, of bats. Tb. proportioning of aeceaterll, expcodtel la paring aalar- Out of the fooruoni number of erecte^ rad oo?^n the frontierr^n7lera?rfs of th ra.7rov°?e provin- 120.000.00120.000.0.00 ln in specie .peel.. Most Moatof thofe tutth.u >• »Into »>.. ,he» v .bowel, u» .«* te. ".th.— torn •- i _WithorBln , 1Uta |e afternoon, or between S U»e different furs requires thae utmosthe tdifferent lea an d fur.subsistenc rroclre.e o ftb. the officerntmotes andIra and aubalatence of Ike officer, ted feenanen lInn ConstantinoplConstantinoplee nonott mor moree Ula thenn cee . IU original armament consisted money was raised by public loans In aid a pilot can rsadlly pick up kls I ™°d , *?',„£,* ^ exactness. The quality of product men who operate It. This crystalli B,000 can read or write. „ more, wra ralJTb, public loan, to ted . pilot cte raadll, pick «P " d 7 “'nlgM exact.era The ,nall„ ol product men -ho operate It. Thto crjattetom *,000 can read or write. ofof aatt leasleastt twelvtweleue cannoraanonn an dand tw o twothe forthem oformf pape ofr currencypaper currency.. The dimln Tbe- dlmln-buoys inbo°ra a fog to. an ad keetog.p ala.n ey tote ou tte " fereVt "out ?.„ „ - In' Ib> CMm Iba b,lr wlu blT, buying been decided upon, tbe fur In •>«" of the metal to one of >hc^a- ItIt Ilas saiealdd thathatt ther theree i s Ison onee medica medicall swivels, vels, andand ononee ootf thes tbease canno cannonn 1 *la atil stilll lahln Isblagg *»!u vehiee of thiof sibis slende livedr securit ft security y In- ia-for vessels aheadtor. yeaaeto ahead. nlenty of time lo Ory before you h.T. then cleaned and separated from .tray lerlra of tbe science of ordsaaca. ladylady practicinpracticingg ilan ththee wes weett en endd o fof Lon Lon- In exists.ro;xiBtence iInn SunburySnnbur,. It iIts olaf Engof Eng-- evitab- .rltobl,y brough brongbtt abou tabout the hoardin tbe boardingg of WitWl,bof h aa powerfupowerfull blowerblower,, th thee I nInvent- *'""J£If btera end tel nnfeltnblo mtotterm Tbe gun coold Iw rt-rlTlfled to MOB doadon whwhoo earnearaas somethinsomethingg lik likee £4.00 £4.00*0 HahHa h makemake., oOff abou aboutt thre Ultrae an tedd one-hal oow-balff Bold gold.. Th eThe consequen eourausntt scarcit scarcityy of rea ofl rateor hope s to make tbe fog-dispel lei u - a• yearyear.. Inchinch borebore,, anandd weigh- clubs* nearlnearlyy 1.00 01.000 money money,, as a matteae a r matof course, was fol- fufnl«l‘°To^i aatt 1.001.0000 feerrfeet.t “• **■«”'"” - ^b...rwtebl' ._f„| tono[ toeXtST. - M —'te proc*.„ a windy machine calledb, the»«« deelL *1 bra.to.*“* allowing• It lo cool offw slowly boC IaIn nearlnearlyy evereveryy streeatr«*tt l nIn Japanes Japaoeeee pounds . lowed by suffering widespread and In- NNoo claimclaim.s iI.s madmad.e tha thatt tb to.e dispelle dl.pellerr | i", '-Tt. proe^.,or foranto./ cob- uratmeat I. not exnctl, rattofnc .cities Is a public oven, where fi pounds. lowed by coffer] titles le a public oven. where for aFortFor t AugustAnteatoa rankrankss nexnextt I nto fmpor lmpor-- tense lenee., woulIdd bbee practicapracticall excepexceptt whe whenn th sthe i •an of air 7 *r even approx I maiely certain as •Milsmall fefeee houaewlyehousewives. mamayy hav havee thei theirr tone, to Valley Purge aa n factor to I °o, second war wltk England lulledvesseTeasell iies goingulagg a tet a a slo aloww rat ratee of orspeed spaed,, current, a lighllfft.1t roaUn, of fur upon tb. “ ““ “L “J “ dinnerdinnerss anandd suppersupperss cookecookedd fo forr them them.. tance to Valley Force as a factor In I °ur second war with England lasted whichwhich Ilas cuatom.ucustomaryT whewtasnn ther theree i sIs fog fog-- • KID at \mtrn. outer surface of a revolving perpea- .tlons. that if we kept every In Bucharest, Romania, women per- to. achievement of our liberties, end os', rrara. but It coct na I7J.00O.000gy weather . - outer eurf.ee of a ryvolv,., prapen-gu n -w e own In actuul tiring operatioIf-^ep^yn Ia Bucharest, Romania, women pe IItt ltoa ttoo bbee hope hopedd tha tbatt som somee da yday publi publlec tovindicateou loylndleat.oorr cause.justandrtghteou cane. Jnat and rlgbteoucs 47 weather Iinn riddinriddingg ththee )'<-.•.••••b*(.se of o fsots, ants , thetbe firstfirst dlculaairuiarr oonenone,, perforatepvrroraivad wit hwu. smal stb.iilfor eve n twenty-founTan r,. houronfrs flllirtbe powh(,__- lh. formform somsomee ooff ththee severes arvcrcatt form formss o fof la la-- spiri t will eee that steps are taken for « It w»a. And this did not include the Haw • (•-«.•-I U..hr. the Tltcr. step, if possible isj'to locate the neat by holes. When fur covers the cone suf- bor. They mix tLe mortar and carry .pint will ran that etepe are taken for aa It was And thto did not Include Iks step. If possible. Is^to locate the nest by holm. When fur oorers tbe cone deauf-r an d shelderl Mi>m1l woul wt9ttd bankrupu WUW|| wouWt os. bMnkrUpl bankrupt on. bor. They mix the mortar and carryitsIU preservationpreservation,, anandd aa suitabl suitablee table tablett -owe loeeees to outor ourmerchan merchantt marin emarine from fromA storstoryy isI* toldtold,, t nla L aLa Franc Francee du followinfollowingda g thtbee wolkerworker,s bacbackk t olo thei theirr Dee m for on«for hat one. It I shat. wrappe It tad iiwrappedan Ind weither e Is some truth In It. Halt* * It,It, asas welwelll aass th thee bricks bricks,, t oto th thee tonm topi< placed upon it to mark Its stanch aa- English privateering, a loss beyond Nortf.Nord. abouaboutt a• CosaackCoeeeck., ignoran ignorantt of ofpoin t of entrance and there destroying cloths and given a brief hot bath, then »nd there I. Mole troth In IL TUB storietorless ooff buildingball dingss Inin cours coarsee o fof con- con-pUved upon It w merit Ka stench ee- English prlvatsvrmg. a loss beyond pointthe colony of «ntraace. This Jmaandy therebe don destroyinge If the strippe clothsd froandm thgivene qone a .brief and ,hot afte rbath, th* thenrrratalInattoofrvitallEatio n ooff thtb.e meta»eull I ato no Dott con ron-- ■ slstance,lstottera ton thtoee earlearlyy caree careerr o off thi thtos grea gratet computation computation,, eve neven In thosIn etboaa tta.e s thoseof thethofe FrencPreachh languaglsegaagee an dand equall equallyy tbe colony. This may be dons If tbs Mrlpped from tbe oooe. and. aftarfinedflped tbs ttoo pinsgun., howeverbowerw.. TheTbe aame tun- country. our comparative ourcommercia comparativel poverty commercial. IgnorantIgnoran poverty.t ooff fearfeer., whwhoo wawees hiredhired.,nestre- : IIss lnIn thtbee wal walll b yby Injectin Injectingg blsul blsul-- 'stopping ’•topping’' proces processs of addin of addingg a littl ae fulittlei tnln furg occurs in tbe journals or axle*. ; InIn ththee IslanIslamdd ooff Jav Javaa I sia a smala smalll stat statee For theFoT folly offol,J the Mexica of n war we at Moscow. t>y the llon-Umer. pbldephide ooff carbocarbonn oror a alittl Utilee kerosene koroseo*., to weaU> kweak spots ,spot*, ia wrappe la wrappedd witi othewithr thingother occur. In tbo Journal, or axles whichwhich Il*s entirelentirelyy controllecontrolledd b yby wo wo-- Hal.-h Tewese. had to' pay dearl ***y ta men an d treasureR«xlcea. Peson war, weto cleaet n thMoscow,e cage s obyf histheIf the specielion-tamer.s has Ita colonies under th* cloths Inside a woolen cloth to 'harden useusedd ou ththee railroa railroadd arscara.. It It fotor for men, with the single exception that thi Trawler* ell kiwvw hnw FwtvhrmtMl »»*«*Umu »<» pay1o wWchtfeeriy la m«n end treasure, pr«on. to clean the cageaIffUggla th*of speciesg hi*in th ebaa yard Its, thcoloniese nests undermay b tbse I t focloth*r bandllng inside. a Bwooleny a proces cloths toe-'Je "harden'd thattha t reasorc.eonn thathatt carefucarefull railroad railroad,s pu tpot man. with the single exception that the ritorT BtK e0 l 11 Bagging In the yard, the nests may be " for handling. By a process eeCJednew axles everj five or six jean. •Dverrlgnsovereign >to• *a man man.. HeHe Is , howeverto, how#, the bell tower* of Italy are Betal nt up to stupendous whaj whatt h e heha dhad to doto . do.Th eThe next morn-anaadd thethan n promptlpromptlyy cloadurae th tb.e hole bolras wit wltkh th eto. other otkra., unti untill the tb.prod productm I. a eloulyJournaJournal l becomebroomras tom brittlbrittlee b byy th toee crys crya-- Tbe 1- Ing the Tartar began his new duties the foot. In this ;case the bisulphide woven mass. worship and la mediaeval days were * ing the Tartar began hit new dutle*tk. foot. In this cue th. biralphld. wor.n bum.1 tallaatlon In conragoener of "■ dm aead as watch tower* and for forts. In M-400,000.000 to the north and 92.- by byentering entering,, wit hwith bucket hocke«., spong spongee and andwillwill penetratpenetratee ththee tunnel tunnel,, undergroun undergroundd "Tn"Tboe 'body 'body' la theton to.u-shaved 'Mured'' totbat era tt I. liable to .DSP Into a doarm FineFine whitwhitee organdyorgandy.. PoinPointt d ede Far Par- broom, not the can of a tame beast. e stray hairs in the fur, and then it pieces any time after Ita life Is ended." la, lace Insertion and narrow white the sixth century bedls were introduced aa a national debt of (3.000,000,- as his master bad done, but of a ud hill th. uu In Mormom qutetl- teore «ray bain lo tha for. and thenptccra It any tlm. aftra in llf» to codrd.- to. lace Insertion and narrow whitelaIn theitowertbe towerss ttoo cal calll th thee peopl peoplee to to sray pray-- result s w ttou. If It 1. lmpoMlbl. to local, too iiffenela stiffenedd wltn awith coatin a g coatingof shellac ot , shellac, Ol.nl Otamilorr satiaatlnn ribboribbonn combinecombinedd toto mak makee this 000. a crippled merchant marine, a splendid, tamed tiger. The fierce) nests, there is no T rce but to de- thoroughly dried and then subjected to .waist one of the most charming i era.. CiviCivill tower towerss aros arosee i nla th thee elevent eleventhh ruine d agricultura’ l «. nun unity, besides BMta. thrao 1. no raraxirr. hot to dra thoroughly dried ud than subfeeted toTh e oldest observatory tn the world waist one of tbe most charming seencentury.-when nturv when naiadespal eras,, witwithh hanle battle-- animal fixed his noon the man. rtroy•troy thth.e antuus whScevwhtaerrai • foun foundd i nIn tb sto. -team ««., whic -kickh soften Mftrau* the shellato. cUMtoc and udi in China. Centuries and centuries thtothis seasoneeaeoa. a'i e built uTareat thwoc,de losses,nc,odl occasionedlko ln othe# r parU of the wh1o calmly proceedsil to" wet hi. large bouse.kouM... ThTbae besbatet mean .wu* to to d odo this this,, as -ara Braw drawaa It int Ito Intothe fabrithe cfabric. When Whendried idriedt tt ToTo carrcarryy oooatt ththee al alll whit whitee Ide ideam no wnow world. Including those consequent up- ' •ponge. and to approach tbs tiger, cording to the testimony of Govern- Is Immersed In a hot alkaline solution before European! constructed astro- so popular, the foil waist Is arranged JlimhlJu^NearT^allNearly al l ^h?towera*lnthe towers In h9- D“« n * consequentI h,r# up- sponge, and to approach th* Uger.cordite to to. iMtlmony of Qorran- to ImmraMd In n hot tekalln. nolatloa istruments of metal thi* os- Italy are aqua^^ IoM. however^.h^ on°°' tbe cotto'Z^n J'famin'rj*e of Lancashire ^ , j- |A t this thUmomet momentt Pezo n Pemmappeare dappear^mentamentall expertsexperts,, is1. toto attrac .1 tractt th eth. ant suu to freeto fro.tbe anrfaeto. surfaMs from shellacfrom ,ah am el lac. ud bad metal instruments averever aa purporee whitwhilee taffet taffetaa lining lining,, ™ toto smal.malll bithlus ooff spong «.ngce moistene motot.ncdd wit withh the nthu in colInd cold wate watrar to remov to rotnoroe the alkali the alkali., whichwhich hahsss aa sofsoftt an andd rathe ratherr subdue subdue!d six or right sides and a few are round. lh l0000 0,00 Jf ( «Pon the aceae. and waa at ruck with ofof ththee higheshighestt value raise,, an dud the ythey wer ewra. The oldesoldestt araree undecorateunderratedd an andd bnil builtt *" l ° JJEuropea® n laborerslb# . SuetUhorece.. | horror 00b8ari»^. An yhorror. sound or Anymotio soundn upo n or sweetene•wcctaamlmotiond uponwatewatra r anudd placeplurald In tnIn * 'tha " 'Blocking" Blocking'' succeed succeed,s stiffening stiffening.. Tha know Th.n to n* hundreds of years old ln finish. ThTbee frontfronts* ar aree gathere gatheredd a tat th thee 1 BOp blid by n altuatkou.-ins wherokra,e thetheyy ar.roe mos moatt numer numra-- fabri tobrlcc la dippeIn dippedd in boilinIn boilingg wate rwatra and knowsud to bo hundred, of year, old In waistwaist anandd necneckk linesline*,, wher wheree th thee fash fash-- ofo f massivmassivee stonstonee oorr brick brick, lighte lightedd by hr? "^A* ?^*??*" ~ ^* __ I •» ** ««" (•'•"IfF hitr ** part• «*»« wouldw Intensify lbs danger by inU7P., ionableionable pouchepouchedd effeceffectt Itos given given.. Th eThemere loopholeloopholess ooff windowswindows.. Graduall Graduallyy Leroy-Beaulle Con>ri ,raJnBu In his"Lea Guerrshl s “Leewin Guerrasg the beas ( rousingt to fury tbe; s obeast be qulet to -fury;ouaon. .so Thes Threehe quiet-e sponge.pong*, s • may' b abe « llectedcollected' place placedd on aon bloc ak blockpatterne patternedd for th fore Thetk. Instrument. In tb. CblnMO dosingdosing Itoi Iinn centecenterr front front,, linin liningg an dendmany iy changeChang'Ss warweres mad madee an andd orca oraa-- »F»bU "fhap,eT n r ™dT>1 tha* WMT:«* . ly waited UI1 the need should•ceratesevera aria*l timetime,to s dalldallyy anandd scalded scolded.. It Itla flnalto Inal shap e.hap. of th ofe hat to.. Afte hat.r thAftere dyein thag dyeingbsemtory umentara s maryeloMln the Chinesworks e of waistwaist closinclosingg separatelyseparately,, anandd invisi Invisi-- mentation ititioa . pillarpillarss anandd larg largee window windowss U ® °° rvnb to tbe man s assistance.alsotooo reportereportedd thatktet an) syru syrupp mad madee b yby dia dlra- proces psocoMs c cocue.tha tthat of finishing,of ffnlMtlng. whic h-kickartobservator ud thtery ar ebrauty marvelou ands workboldneras of of bly.bly, whicwhichh lato eaail reallyy arrange arrangedd by placby -ptae-“ p« in uTToIriL cldm ~ It* mtnreI ThU m>e rooujik,bomi- |ipong Thee I nmoojlk. band, ap.pong,- solvinMiring lag boraboraxband.x anand dnp. suga.ug.r r i nin boilin boilingg it wn-. jomlst roulaua of steamingot .teaming,, blockin blockingg to sha to ;shapedesign an d couldtheir beautnot boy anduplicatedd boldnes stoday. OC ing the hooks and eyes Just where the Tbe leaning tower of Plea I* well * that It slays thousands of victims• proacbe dproarbed the animal tbe, animal,and, perfectl and,y tetarperfectlyr wilwilll effeceffectt theitheirr destruction destruction.. tbe crowntoo ,crown, drying ,drying, coating routingwith a stifwith- nThe .tlf-rtg noburratory could not bttnlfe duplicate Handsd today higher. lag tbe books and eyes just where the known. It was built in the twelfth fearless, proceeded to rub him down, fening solution, drying again. Ironing The observatory Itself stands higher trimmingtrimming comecorneas togethertogether.. known. It wu burn In too twelfth mJl “ * *!'***””' °* I dravtora. proceeded to rob him down, “ 1cuing rolutlon. drying eaten.thu Ironing too city wall, ud to sqoara IB century and is thirteen feet out of per- ** j as If he had been a horse or doc; """**•H.....MS" *«•--•Hl.ta. 'M t wrinkles»t wrinkle,, after whic nftrah I twhich Is pounce It 1.d pouncedthan tb e city wall, and la square In TheThe aeamlesseamlesss bacbackk laIs smoot smoothh fitting fitting century ted I. thirteen feet out of per- *** Wblle the te if b. bad bran n bond or doc; acrossacross ththee shouldershoulderss anendd draw drawnn by bypendicularpendicnlar. . ArounAroundd a nhollow hollow,, bric brickk ** FTCnw* rwrmm rev. IPrara. J.*. tw. Me.. b ,b "*"| while• *PP*r«>t] the liter,y delighte npparantlyd MilMilk delltbtedk whicwhichh IsIs (turne turnedd o ror change changedd pit h withemer yemery pape r paperand singeand d Mngodto re -tostrumvntsshape , th estnndlnc beautifu l onastronomica ptat/ormsl inwith- gathersgathers Ilan centecenterr atat th thee wais waistt line .line.tub* are builbuiltt eighcltbtt storieeCorices o off ope openn gal cte-- ITher Theree Is practicall to tacticallyy no suc noh eoebthin g tbtocaa , l "aar th . e •»»«•*-r o n°’* Bla *•* •«*<*•“ *^»-" Mrcckcdwit rItds totusoute agaiVteklu n bbyy stirrinstirringg I nIn a nlittl littlee sods Mdra. ' imoot.monthn th« surfacethe .urfare., Tb e 'curlingThe 'curling'" de- dolesn odo- shelter things, tru ebr t ocontrsrlcs. the Chines e Entrsnc*idea of The trimming to extended across tbel s 179 feet high and at Ita summit Is a W1 d —r~ partment cuts tbe brim to the desired doing things by contraries. Entrance; backback ttoo givgivee ththee yok yokee effect effect.. To e Theto 178 ; feet blfb nud te tto commit to even r racea newspape a aou.pnperr publiohe publl.bes somethin ramctolncg ! P» - • "r«•*- ■Paring- , offereP“"'a*.d ever “®«y par- t Ptet portmeot cOta the brim to the deolredto the observatory from the front gal* room where Galileo experimented, unfriendly to the government body to the Cosaark, A UblMpoonful of turpentine boiled „,d,h. rolls up the UdM and pltehen observatory from the front gatft Deckneck itos finishedfinished witwithh a ahig highh standin standingg Galileo export men ted. unfriendly to the rover nment H I. rap- , ° “® bodyb to Iba Coraack. who leadsead. ttoo aa hal halll o fof rar erare proportions. proportions. collar, over which a wrinkled stock •too Ma bMto. toolarges lararatt o fof presse prraradd an dud tbeediterlisenTto tk. wlltor to Mat" prison to prlran.. ! *»»»* , d n him as complacentl'"> “ yeomplaranUy as a with whiteu a clothe, will Ud In too 1M ul .. ,ThenM comes de-a yard surrounded on collar, over which a wrinkled stock whitening proeera. .. Witmud.,h the proceswith s toeof trimpcoeera- me nof come trlm-, a yard surrounded on aC«C thtbee organdorgandyy lato arranged arranged,, dosin dosingg whic h weighs 12.00m0 poundspouadA. OnOn.* o fof Th Tb.e rea lrraJ edito editorr Is neveI. r .eraImprisone Imprisoned.d | "othe :r bathe*°"‘cts batheher Infant bra. TheInfteLn he Then b. threwhree sideside*s bbyy one-storieone-storiedd building buildingss which was toiledtolled whe-bran criminalcriminal,s thoughtboupb.. EverEveryy newspape newepaperr ha * baawha t -hat|t Ietleft t th, >®flee **** toe• ac raced wout tedd haT would0 repeate bav.d rcpratml min*, vod*Latin*onsisting ooff sewin**wiasg o onn th th*e bind Und-- and shaded by soormool treea. Hsr* tboueb. Every newepaper hu what 1 Blpe i rvpra.ra remove Ink and ^j menUng the lining. " shaded by enormous trees. Her* were leledd jtoo executionexecution., IsIs ornamente ornamentedd to.th e JapanesJapura,e calcalll a a"dumm "dummyy editor, editor-" e| “•hazardou kaurdou.uls expeii experlmraitm upo nupon anotb anotb-- ©Ihvr ttalus from»hit* clpth. alsolug nsdd band Mandd ce c •ting th* lining. nr* twtwoo massivmassivee anandd valuabl valuablee bronz bronx*e with figures of the Virgin and the arm. and bW sole duty ts to go to Jail every ' er savage from the desert hhadd not Ps- ! th* darbyb ula finished.^t^ if If n Ksoft ba that la la with figures of the Virgin sad the stm•od bto Ml. duty to to co to lull every 1 **■ “',lr w Dombl tb.B draertWItk bed not fromfroPram ththee handsbands.. !i j instruments,nstruments, exposeexposedd foforr centuriescenturies,, bu batt otif thtbee citycity.. Ume. ,he paper ia suppressed for offend - > draw n him off. with diflteulty . . 1 3 r* I red th* atlffenlng process la omit--without n taw or sign of wear. p h p timeio th. peperk I.ao euppreraral Ti for offend. . “ * " “ ® - dlUeulty. ted.”Jeslre d the stiffening process Is omit- without a flaw or sign of wear. The-bsU tower of Florence Is perhaptr * *s Ing« the mikado“' ®. Then tb'“e rea'•«l edito™i'*ii“»,r Th e Km*»•'• Imkntwk. Fr*ahFresh meatmeat,, afteafter r beginninbcdoalngg t oto sou: sour,. InIn thth*e ChinesChin***e observatorobservatoryy I sta a a hng hug*« , moronore beautifubrantlfu!b l thathuct n thatofPisathatao ot Plra.. Giott Giottoo change ch.nae.s th eth. nam nrau.e of thofe tb.pape r papraand ud-hi s la boniw, thwe smokestacb0„ ,b. k .mokratackof tbs willwil lol sweeteivmii tk. n Iiff placepia^*dd ou outt o fof door doorss in In A BHM Tint cetaaUalcelestial globeglob*,, sevesevenn feefeett si xsix inche Inchess ras the architec*" "® t an*”^d no expens®te«rae wa wus keepbrap.s o non publishin pabll.bln.g It. DummIt Dummyy edi- edl-dso nHud looke„,n d lookedwhen thawbrat battere thatd th*batlraMbe-coo cooll ooff nightnl*hL. I SnoringSnoring dmmen arnr*e anaa plentifuplentifull a aas whis whis-- In diameterdiameter,, havinhavingg thth*e planet planet*s an dand spared.pared.. FigureFlcurras b byy tb tb.e greates crateralt sculp rate,-- tor store spen .pradd mos mornt of thei of rtoter time tlm.in prison to prlran.. I gunboa I ""U?,t returne d-turned,unb to 1Ke yto WesKvyt Wte 10 K w key ln Kentucky; they are nearly aa principalncipal constellationcourt*HatJcmss showshownn bbyy rais rais-- tortor.s adoradornn thtb.e basbarae an andd th to.e uppe opprar thre toree i | r,r —w-_— —y:k, r *"""• gunboacuntM t returnee■ "* 8*ltsalt wilwilll curdlcurdlee nens-"w milk milk;; ®“henc bcncce In inkey in Kentucky; they ar* nearly aa rl w Cardenas. This was numerounumerouss aa*a womewomann witwithh coldcold feet ,f#*Leedd starstares llan yelloyelloww bronx bronx*e an andd fixed fixed la 1* ■storietorless areree ornamenteornamentedd witwithh spira spirall j !*»- A "^"kDO •'»»>*"•"w"w* •" « a*. | afteafterr tbtb.e fightDebt a.1t (Cardena*. Tbl. wupreparingireparln g milmilkk porridgeportidge., graviesgravies,, etc. etc-,. their proper place* on th* chocolato- A during which tbe wm- However, while thesh e two evils are pre- proper places on the chocolate- shaft■bafus anudd carvecarvMld moldingsmoldlnca. BlacBlackk knowledss *of th*.e to. i eileten.-Of thtk.s engagemen.ncat.nwntol t d dortacu which tb. Win. th*the salsaltt shoulshouldd nonott b eh* adde addedd unti untill th *th*However, while tb«*e two evils nr* pre- e m dominantdominant witwithh ththee humahumann race race,, ye yett I tItbrown a bodbodyy ooff thth*e globe globe.. Ther Theree are .ex* anaadd whitwait.e marblmarM.e wawua ti etk. materia maurltel P *«»'*'' wF^roleom,c(1 « B*k etu BakuIs stbo anciento ra t anclratthat that filthdish ilas nearlnearlyy preparedprepared.. eight instruments in all in the obser- w nd ltler tte laIs IndeeIndeedd seldoseldomm thathatt a a membe memberr o f oftn th*e right Instruments in nil in th* obser- useue.dd anudd tk.the mellowinmellow lacg hanhandd o fof tim Urn.e * "* * ruin* o*f a"lu tempi of' a tempi, to To soften hard water for toilet pur-' *niH1»1 kingdom becomes afflicted with vatoryvatory,, eaceachh worthworthyy ofof specia speciall study study.. hu only added toth tbae beaut brautyy o f ofth ethaZoroaste brouter.r Th e worstilTk. wtwMilpp of of Bre—ra To soft sb hard wht.r for tot tot pur-' Mngdom.become, afflicted with whole. i th***y I to obtain that It was only aevee- PO*Mposes taklakee ooff orangft-flowe or ana*-flowerr *«e waterr hal f "»• snoring""wring habithabit.. TherTheree i sis Jus jastt on* ssry to prod the soil with a Mick and np pint, of best spirits of win* a pint _ be kin0lTd knowof n th*to kindexist , lnknown to enlri. in aand pint of, Mapof bes three-teart.r.t splits of a pound. , - »**-■ and .h“. torn, to ry.GO, Som., >» . of..^.rsrsi.«J... to. pr««u tote wouldU ££ ul twraty rrara «o when ray rate Share the Map lnt<> the orange water,, *° UMtlon abut tk. .xtoune.lB of ithto rr. Some ot tha preaenu that would LmUlMe „ tw nty y beat over a Or. uhtll too Map dlra I h“*•bu fTO“>• “ * «®«««®d b* most acceptable to menau aadd ,»«women. P.™ Pa .race WiJL priests w mwere ifai la ,Baku .for the sol ro, and then. th. rcMel being rra , * ™ -ho ptoy r.1rolf11 havbaraa deal.ndral,naa o f ,»of ugtef Purr«a rarporae ol wonhlpln of -oraai thaI to tnn whic toteh w.bleb. .. novel from the th*. add th. spirit. cltTPrlnra. Kan th.F1r eoldete bon. oo too Knra dub.cub. upouponn themthtoem. . OolOlGolddd dud Mtorao, Jhl te’tbtoT ta»oelaa>K .lu,. b.T In the of wfne. A large tablespoonful of this , •"* - - Department, has under gathered frills In the back, this clastic time bay ia the of wins. A Urge t.blmpooafte of this •“ City. Man.. Fir. E»p»rtment_ hu ■nder gathered frills In tbe back, thtoclub.tlub . ar.r.e u»euuda lua rtlek-ptn.,rtek..ln. . miniatur miniaturee come coru.cr (rocerla pocralra. to nitol ouIIIr lame. preparatiopreparatloon addeaddold ttj.o aa basi bulan o fof wash wul-- I ih i ethO'MOrl.g snoring habit hoblt., an dud he' she’s go tgot It bad H .bod. atyleStyle havinhavingg agaiagainn taketakenn th thee plac placee of ofbundle, of club, croraed ramewbtea f xf-I | L —-—— —- Ing water will completely soften it and I K]] °* Ule "laddlea" at Plre Headqnar- tha now passe bow of ribbon. bundles of club, croawd aomewlwt af- I ing -.tor will completely soften It nsd AB of tk, -Idddtm" ot Flro Hradqura- the now paaee bow of ribbon. twter thto.e faahlofusionn ooff rifle rifle,s o noa a soldier'a raldtor'.s ' I i^.«..n «*r.—i cr»t«Ur »Cr.ee, i.rT th I..r »"i' ... —I*. raodrarender IItt deltgbtfudelightfull Ifatn nse Me.. A simpleA simplerr *•* * **" ewoborad record good srarord. aa snorera u , morn,,but hot TbeThe twtwoo seameseamedd sleevealcovess whic whichh onl onlyy cap u brooches, and a .mall putter ’ '® 4 **®» ln»"* the world to methodihod itos ttoo pupntt bora bottxx i nto th th.e water w.ur.. 1 PrincPrloe.e can cu allo wtelow them themall a telba d ocol hodd add havharee fulnesfulnesss aatt ththae toptop.. ar aree dispose disposedd cadeep p a PI.. broochee 1. jura ,tk. an thined a .mal forl to.putte -bit.r ' tba ^»“*t of'"K" Haleakala"*»*“• "**, In* tb '»eth« Sandwic '*• worl »ud-»cbdh isU- Ira sod•nd thetoten beabeatt theto nMi outout,, pulle polledd up . np. . overover fitted liningslinings,, stylisstylishh doubl doablee ep -cp-puffclaa p Ubpin 1>Match Just th rafra.e thin , etcartetafor the whil eaa«e ianda . Tie circumferencTV. decumfrarac.e of the crate of th.r cr.tra a far Oirla. I Snoring Prince, or ths prince naletteeaulettes standinstandingg ouoatt fashionablfashionablyy a tatPo l tie. Matcn aafe^ clsirett. caaa. la about twenty miles. Us depth In Aot«e top.top. link cut button,, tanlardTSd loZJ potelhl. to corn pocket money la firilllnmo McConnell. H* c*o*mlly TripleTriple rowrowss ooff ththee frOle frilledd ribboa rlbboatoppe d tobacco Jan. all with golf de- were cleared of IU debris New York Tray ptoaooot f.shloo by uklte op farm evenly spaced bands above the toppte tobecco tora. .U -Ub ritTdra eonl J ZJZ TZ tbe prof etetoo of eptertolocT ot rhll-mine** swsy nt hi* food until after 12 feta evenly spaced beads above tbe ilgns npon them lIn'rellefn relief, ere'eominara oomlig Ooor n' d fro**•m place thnmd on th* blac othekr bllava •'dock each nlffit. provldinc there sr* dhowelbow toto corresponcorrespondd ttoo ththee wais waistt trim trim-- more and more to be apartdapartdfthegentpart «JTt thegenttbsgsntls-: ^ - * !°_ ""* * drte'a part too aad ^k-olca. They go ming.ming, anandd ththee wristwristss ar aree finished finished to to outfit. For ths wojfien thsrs arscitie s put over it before their spire* early to iakt lo peppering tbo tabtoff M bOT,t U ho r matchmatch thtbee epauletteepaulettess anandd simulate simulatedd wonld protrude at th* top. odiTand"arrangln arrangingc thIMe menusmenuT^d^rilra', and during * °‘ “ »• <>»— >« fiaiaty silver scors-mrd frames, chain alow waa crippled and Ensign Baglsy bis stall sad tn a few minute* bis eyes GEORGEGEORGE HH.. WHITEWHITE,, yoke. belts,•It*, pursespursss,, smalsmalll cups cup*., sil *Ukk belt britss wit wHhh 1 Liberality ** tat* Saltaa. . crippled aad Ensign Ragtag th.the partpart,^y they acro,t ate"^te^s elder •later to *73.^-'"Tr “*T* ForFor separatseparatee -waistwslatss ooff sil silkk o ror fine fins killed.killed. DurinDuringg itsits progres progresss Lieut LJsaL. thetb e littllittlee oneODM* anandd righ rightt han handd to to th to.e-los eJ"!* and soo“®n •°°«thereafte ««««"r the snorin tbo guoriagFromFrom NortNorthh CarolinaCarollaa., th thee Onl Onlyy Colore Coloredd •fiverlver bucklebuckless ornamenteoraamsotsdd witwithh golfin golfingg TheThs 9arta fiottann or Turkeof Turksyy is mor is e morsthan thanSoott , who was directing tbe fire from begins. The noise produced by the I MemberMember ofof thIkee LVtLVthh Congress Otagta. wooden,woollen, aass welwelll aasa cotto cottonn fabrics fabrics,, paraphernalia . Aa prizes in. local and fioott. who was dliwctlag ths fir* fromhostess . Of course, they mu*t have a by tb* thithtos modemoddl wilwnil bboe foun foundd excellent excellent.. paraphernalia. Aa prfsaa la local aadlibera libsrall to hitoa daughtersbts daughters,, as th as* recen ths traesatthsthe HudsonHvmIsob., sasalt calmlcalmlyy smokin smokingg a a cig rig.- repertoire of tales and riddles, and •leepingsleeping bonbon*e 1ta* similasimilarr t oto tha thatt o f*f a * lnUr-dubnter-clnb matchematchess thesthraee co mcoavsnlsotmarriag marring*e of Princesof Prlncsms Nairn Naims* reveals rsvsala. In arettla e while superintending tbe mani- molin•notingg manman.. BeforBeforee I tIt becam b*c*n»e know knownn I ItIt beinbeingg simplsimplee inIn constructio constructionn an dandarticle s are finding much favor. arstt* while superintending ths meat, a geniugrain,s fofrar inlutVutto, (Voting an udd smngij) arrmagfaig. An Bngllab statisticiariatlrtkdnnn hahass recentl r*croUyy saltedsuited ttoo ththee applieappliedd decoration decorationss tha thatt artlclss ar* finding moch favor. additio; additionn to abou tot about(90.00 0 a year tbs pulationpulation ooff ththse gunaguns.. gamra.games, AA lovtoy.e fo rfar childre rhUdrasn an daad a naatha t PrincPrincee actuallactuallyy snoresnoredd severaseverall o fof wn *ngng*d Inin aaan origina originall taak task,, tha thatt fihoandabound l10a aann almosalmostt endles eadleaas variet varietyy prlneeaprincess* bahasa aa palaepal e decorated ln tha unfeigned Interest toIn theitkelrr enjoymenaajoymte,t tbe firemen, who take turn aboutabou—t otof studyin studyingg th th*e Influenc lafluenc*e o f ofmusi auricc on oa of designs Th. Prince ra moatmost lavislavishu h stylstylemotee an aadUriahd a a retinu Mylerationse oaad f ofser a■ -reteaua Aof T ara-n a T,rara»ki-lareare equallequallytowra.y IndispensableladtopokaaMra. wmtching at night, were • TuckinTuckingg cacann b bee use naedd I nIn plac placee of ofth ethe inks tea toft ra. ranidlU iiS ™* who are tel paid by tbo lather.Throug h Thttmghthe additio to.n o additioof a steel *of let o- tengl. tot- lac to sleep on dnty. Tb* only found*. InIn th(htb*e firstfirst ptac*placeplace,,. tha thatt th th*e proportio proportionn rlbboaribbon herheree shownshown., ifIf th thee tuck tuckss ar eareperoPraor r ooff -AustriAoatrioa pnBpuff,s ou outt bi hi.s cheeks ebooks-; I Cm. .1 BoU-FIshcloa. ter to1 a wor1 dtw b yto a typ«crapbicak word by ol errotypographicalr error Clon for the accusation was the a*- •fOf b*lbaldd personpersonss IsU 1 111 pe p*rr cent cmL, fo rfor th eth* mademade Ilan groupgroupss inIn th thee materiamateriall beforbeforee thetkoCrar. Csar laytoy.s bihi.s banhanhoadd fiatflat IM o noa tb the*e Ut M*to, SpalSrala'.s bu hoIl-ffghMralighten mad emade mone moneyy last 'UM » Missour • Mtoaourti paper wapapers le dwon to makled e toth smakoMil tkak Is a perfect! food, but in notag.Ing. tInn ordeorderr t to provethei tbrirr innocenc lnnocenc*e liberaliberal l professionprofessionss tinn generalgunsrsl., wit withh tn th** tbethe patterpatternn llaa lailaidd on on.. of his bead; JJrMr. . GladstonOUdrtou.e turoeturaodi rear rrar.. Maizantln Msteaatliili In Mla flgbtsdd ffghta killed killedfollowin followingg grave an graraanaooaeteirat: tkootk.sense a beverage, and shoulhl.d neveb„ r pbe . Hit becambecamee necessarn*c***aryy foforr the them m topeae pcwchh exceptioexceptionn ooff physicianspbynletaas., whwhoo appeaappearr to to ToTo makmakee thithtos waiswaistt fo rfor a lada ylady of ofswiftlyswiftl y onon bitens seatshoten., a nts I fIf eiecutln executingg a .1 Hldt bun ahulto and aadmad smad, .96.00 0XM.OW pesetas ;praataa: , " "SwUlM's mayor"SMteU'., havin mayor,g nee d akartags such . For tbe “Invali •"*d t- t ,sup“- “«•m PrincPr Prince.'“'alldi e It up. bolboldd thtb*s recorrecordd foforr baldness baidiwas., whic whichh Is ta mediumediumm .Iresire., 11 8-X-44 yard yardss o fof materia materiall volt~lt. e faceface,, anandd tbtha« Sulta Snltaan o fat Turke Turkeyy Reverte' K.rrat.1s scor neorae waa 7wan1 figbta, 71 tgktn. 160 boll Id*s hull.plent y OPHntyf tim e ofon 11 Ma mo bandsan kl., ha head.,s de- pliehus da-all tbaHIMt Is necessartel thaty foto rnacemrary suste- for .natraMow iiMte* Look.. 99SO P«perr ceatcant.. MusicaMusicall composer composerss do do M44 Inchelachess widwidee wilwinl b bee required required.. groapegrsaps bihi.s throathroatt tlghU tightlyy witwithh b htou band hand,. »adand 276,00 FH.OM0 pesetas pooota.:; whil ewhile Gtwrrlta Ooorrtta., cide d toUdM begi nto a bogta war agains a wart immortalMBlaM Immortal-- nance, andpakra. In thi sand respec to tthto differ reapeds from dlgra. from cot form u ity." beef tea, which does not nourish, bnt Ibsen,Ibsen, thth*e NorwegiaNorwegiann dramatistdramatist,. I s1* nn exceptioexceptionn t oto th thee rul rulee an dand withriA 7 7fi D«b ffghuU aadd 14 Ml7 bl boll.l lh Mraightra.t01 I W " 'ca. wide*an n floraextraordinarextraordinary not, P nonrt.h,y lookinlooking butg manman.. Almos Almostt baldnessbal&ne** •ta* *nn• frequenfrequentt amonamongg the themm A Millt.r, SwtSBI only stimulates (although many peo- Fir*Fir* Ironironss thathatt havhavee t o be laid by TO per.., brills, from ho.7u7ire *“ *" »"“* ««** I * -“‘MM —-te fokuLple -till foster| thSfriH^.h^Xe delusion that It af- x. dwardwarf 3?,f iinn„ heightbright,3 , ththee uppe upperr par parit o off th th** ** •*In thIn s th*oths otherr profession! professions.. Th e eorTb*- eor- duringduring thth*e eummersummer monthmo i abe shoul laidd bbye a• watewatra_ r UnuAk Uto place puradd I nla th *tha core eoyrar *• T* —. —— te ot TbJ* Germa n Tb.arm yto... has a swimminarmy hug aford ulmmlngs both nutrimen fort,t and strength) bodybody itas Immense!mm*o*e,,..tUgthL comparecompared d wit withh hi shis net-a-piato *wt-n-plrionn and tbande Frencth* Frenchh horn ackorat act protecteprotectedd frofromm rusrustt byby bein beingg coate coatedd witfrith h aa floatfloat1 extendin.xtradtag- g Int Intoo a tuba fob.s ln InAm _ muske.A rnnUt ban ma htely bmaye Bre db. throug (radh throughschool fo, “boolr troops for, whertroop.,e everwherey one raw,A ver yOD. littl e Amilk T, if it agreemUas mawit™h Clower rettaJ^SSr limbslimbs.. HHee ha baas a boaa *hog* nsa d headwit hth surprisinwith surprisingg surety suretyand rapidity aad rapidity;but; but kettl* below and attached to a » P*M <* «!««. making a bole tbe slu 1 r r bl „ -'ered with bushy whit* hsir and Ui tb* trombone la th* depilatory instru- wlt«lt>l ag slztnrmixturee ooff Indi Indiaa rubbe rubber,r dis -dto-“» h” * HI®* tel* tettehM to a t put. of gtote. maklag a koto th. Mu ■“ r Th. brat ..Im- Ih. foi,TMura w-f*covered with bushy whit* hair, aad Us m nt * trombone ta th* depilatory inatru- •dTedsolved ttoo ththee consistencconsistencytencyy o ofoff crea Craincreamm I s Inla pivoteplyoted d batwr. whicwhich,1h,, liftlift.s a . pin pluge is ,I. th sto. rt tbKe th.bal'•l ball wlthw withoutt crackinM tko oracklng ghtel tb ewithout glas thes (torn, oracklng "* toe* *flat.* * * —" ««“* * “>•* tha«n oroma lares raa 'Mraam qmintt- yeg o f beethan-f tea a. kee«**nlargon blublue eqmttyof eyeeyess Blarglare”**e ahtefteZ tnt him *'“•hie interlotu Interlocu-- * P** dcetleno*P** sxcrilenon.. It will cleaIt rwill th» dear th* eaphtha.ha. ThisThis coalin Uagcoalingg cara.n caneaslt euUr be rmcove 1 rf?’" to allo “w *tb°”* wate'*•r —•*—to flow to Int Bo.o * IM. tb* glasg sth. be gtotesuspende ho dnooM by a thread by; a thread; 1 knndrod yuA.'Again width., coco aCTM an d ;»„]„ chocolate , made •ortoakd^lite.tr wltwithn an piercinpiercing c g ^LlStglance glance. . hair from- - one's.- head In fir* yearn This rubbed off th. steel khan needful. the Settle whsn the lattsr becoaes t will make no difference and tbe la what th* author call* “baldneee of I off the sue) %han needful. 1 " iTi rich, Sheavy food. 1 • * - . fttrsad wiil not eva. s vlbnta. VUI DOC wrm vibrut usBuniuoB. ItItj ltaabut impossiblImpossible pc*rUlnlj e t too notru runn *a t tat drink.a nan altitud altitude e the eh*fanfans, fanfares.",* whic whichh rageg srages with withspeciap speciall I bnt certainly mot a prink. tf 170017.0000 feefeett abovabovee t hthe saa. violence amongi l regimentalb bands. if 17,000 feet above the sea. violence among regimental bands. THETHE CONSTITUTIONALISTCONSTITUTIONALIST..

CASTLES_OFCASTLES OF SPAINSPAIN.. ofof CathedraCathedrall ItIt l a!e on onee of thof e themos tmost . . THE UNSEEK SESGEK. FINDING THE PATH. markablmarkablee structurestructure,s inin th thee world world;; an dend A GAMGAMEE FOFORE LIFE LIFE.. AI GPSAT GUSTOF WIND OF . WIND,' A LITTL f E AEPISODE LITTLE. EPISODE.THE UNSEEN SINGER FINDING THE PATH. THEY HAVE BEEN RUTHLESSLY AP- Ittt showshowss mormoree completel completelyy tha thann woul wouldd DusDuskk wawass beginninbeginningg t o tofall tali,, an dand at nfl/ THEY HAVE BEEN RUTHLESSLY AP-a volume ot writing, bow thoroughly ItIt wawass Bighnightt I nIn th ethe cam campp of Marlof -Maxi- bt Jack nonninox. There | wax; Therea big craswash aa t bigMrs .crush Sin - atI waMrs.wass alon81a-alonee I nla th e tbslittl e littleseasid e eeasldt PROPRIATED eV THE CHURCH. a volume of writing, how thoroughly clair's "at home." and people were iwn. the solace of work being de- I lookelookedd rounroundd ove overr tb eth# lon glong leve l levelof of PROPRIATED BY THE CHURCH. ththae ChurcChurchh hahass reare rearedd it sIU influenc lafiuencee up -up-milian’s ilian'a armyarmy,, anandd sound soundss of merrl- I clalr'a “at home." town,and thepeople solace were of work being marsde-h land tbat surrounded us and on the ruins of the once proud Empire wtr* heard upouponn all sides, If you have oae acrap of sympathymakin . makingg slo w alowprogres sprogress throug h throughthe nied led tb*mmee becausbecausee o f ofth e*be illnes Ulnae#s tha thatt hat barmarsh lead that surrounded us And oa the ruins of the once proud Empire - ~ laerable mortal*, dear Eva. pleas#rooms room,,, lookin lookingg cynica cynicall or bore ord oboredr in- or.-ough in- t me there to seek for health sawsaw nnoo sigsignn o f ofan anyy ot ouof rour part yparty I fel lI f#U ofof PhiliPhilipp II□ an andd ot of Charle Charless V . V.Ther eTheraI n A Unteatl lIna ththe« U Innertirel circlea ol U>of . the^ , , ' brought me there to seek for healththe first thrill of a not unpleasant un- - pon in*. as I am the mostterested ,terceted. aa the casase mighthe tcase be. might be.I1 hahadd beebeenn perhaps; perhapsa fortnigha fortnightt in thIn ttb*the first thrill of a not nnpleaannt os- areare otheotherr greagreatt castle caaU*es lik likee th ethe Puert Puertoo unp ut two Dim -'-rt^r.t . rude uble, ta eri«iur: « U> emunc. easiness. I glanced at ay companion. place when first 1'saw the lady ol easiness. I tlaaced at mr companion. dedell SoSoll atst Toledo Toledo,, th ethe Alhambr Alhambraa and and For vivid.vivid, franfrankk enjoymentenjoyment,, ther theree place when first I saw th* ladySh e otwa s walking quite contentedly by J were few faces to compare with one whomwham II woulwouldd tel ltell you you.. It -waIts wasl Sheonly was walking quit# contentedly by the- CastlCastlee ooff Slmaacas81maocas,, i nla whic whichh Utte Utterr raw face* to compare with on* iy side, apparently secure In the as- 1 preserved for centuries the girlish one—* little flushed, with shin- for a moment aa she drove past In tht my side, apparently secure In the as- was preferred for centuries the Util* Bushed, with shin- for n moment as she drove past In th#imptlo n that I knew my way. AsAs vervaryy tefeww AmericanAmericanas wil willl trave travell la laarchive * of Castile, The palatial resi- ing blue eye*.eyes, snandd sof softt curl curlyy brow brownn companycompan y ooff anan olde olderr 'woman vfomaa., .bu J»utt tha tthatsumption that I knew my way. archive* of Caedl*. The palatial real,The y were- prisoners-soldierprisoners eoiuierss In mtb -in* r fllrte# country will de-gran d and soaring wonder of utiitta- r n Mte ,Bd 1 Uu h#d 18 ThThehUe girgirll WanteWontedd t oto kno knoww wh whoo ever everyy tbomghta until I saw her again spor“Whet a queer place this would be to rive from the present war Is that the grand and soaring wonder of utilita- ppance j „. , ^ was and all about them; sne the morrow. She was beautiful beyond gatget loslostt in,In."" ab she» said said.. rive frtm the present war ta that therianlan architecturearchitecture,, witwithh somethin somethingg o f ofa athauZlEjsrr t theSy ~lwer0?/e no "T.?.t Mexicans" . «-i-d, i uu.^1erfere. ..< i . W*«.« .ar d»,,.e no*«t en„,-; ou* was and denyingall abouthta them; theso* morrow. She was beautifal beyond twu*average AmericaAmericann wiUwill rea d roadmor e morefaacy that it waa never made, and that I rlrightnt to toint Interfere. W* are not boughan- t theft charming, and regretted words; I fancied she could hardly I thinthinkk ththee seriou serumss possibilit possibilityy of of fancy that It was haver made, and that CapoulCapoul MonteithMonteiih.. thsthe ligh tlight haire dhaired ; gaged , gaged,you know you, bukaow.t I lik ebut Jac Ik betlike- Jackthought bet- them charm I ns. and regrettedall 'ewords: passe d Ith fanciede age o fshe twenty could; an hardlyd abou•hoott SpaiSpainn thathann eve everr h e heeare d caredto t hato s stood there since the morning of tt she did not live in London. have passed the age of twenty; suchsadmch aa thinthingg ha hadd no nott occurre occurredd to hetor her know before. And some of these In- ■ stood there since the morning ofofflleer ■cur.. wawasa aa youn youngg ma mann o f ofwealt wealthh an dand j te r thaern an,haoy on anye elae one, an else,d I amend sure 1 am- that sure- eh* did not live In London. speech and hearing had been den lee kaow before. And aome of thaoa thIn-e world. It has the lightness and t "Father'Father batehatess ItIt so, so."" sh eshe said said.. ■peach and bearing had been dcnlecstst allalL. Sh8b#e thre threww ou t tboate remarth# k remark tarestlng things which we may na> the world. It has the llghtham goodgooandd familyfamily.. at ]eMt , tUak h. llkeat, mltmale , )u, nj o think he like* me, but he She was talking with her flngen merely as a contribution t teresting thing* which w# may h*v# totheh e strengthstrength,, ththee absenc absencee of ofornament ornament,, "Your'Tour fathefatherr hahadd a lona longg spel spelll of it,of" U.“her. She was talking with her fingers .trl button to a flagging leanlaarn Ilan cas«a*ee I tIt i s lanecessar nsre—ryy to topr oproceedandan d essentiaessentiall beautybeauty,, th thee vastnes vaatoeoss an dsad GarnetGarnet WeatonWeston.. thChee brow brownn haired haired,, has nohast tol dnot m etold so, anmed Iso. can' andt ver yI cantsaid s verygentlema n at her aide. "But" to ththee elderlelderlyy lady lady,, he rher companion companion,. In conversation.la for a war Indemnity, will be all about the perfection of a world of nature. As wasaa aa younyoungg lawye lawyerr o t gooof dgood thoug thoughh well proposwell epropose to him. toNo him.w h e wilNowl nev he- said—anwill dnev- ah egentleman smiled ver yat pleasantly—"w her side. e "Bat”whos e eyes as they looked on the girl Tes," I said. "But you're not for a war Indemnity, will he all abouttha perfection of a world of nature. As» r parentage. He was fact winning [ sjr coma near me again, and I am mis- —and be smiled very pleasantly—“w#whose saw aeyesn Infinit as e theypity expressedlooked on. th# girl“Yes." I aald. “But you're not U«the famoufamouas castlecaotlees o foi Spain Spain.. familyfamily stilsdUl retainretain,, als alsoo orerlook overlooksB th e the Mtag* H* was fast winning |*r come near me again, and I amshal mis-l ver y Soon have you among us. I saw an Infinite pity expressed. afraid,afraid, aror#e you?you?"" Ws have all hears some time or slopes of the city of Seville. 1B which name wheowhen hhee crossecrossedd th ethe pat hpeth ot of ermbl*. I wish shallhope ,very for tnoraoone thahaven a flyingyou visit.among" us.On the next day, at about the sub* "Oh, no; not at all: Of course yoe. We have all hears aome time alopesor of the city of Serlll*. In which I hope, for more than a flying visit."hourOn , thth*e carriagnext day,e passe atd shootalong -the th tasms“Oh. no. not st oH! Of course yon otherother abouaboutt ththee castle caotleas o f Spainof Spain,, not notplac ei wawasa borboran th etha bul lhull light fight.. The n ThanMabelMabe l MonteithMonteiih., ththee siste sisterr o tof Capoul Capoul.. "DaisyI “Delay!! Daisy! "Daisy!- cried a ncried Impatien as t ImpatientTbe gir l blushed and grew sby, and hour, the carriage passed along knowth*no w thtbse wayway., an andd tha thatt make makess sll tballs tha those fortified strongholds which be- there is the castle of LA Qrsmpa, situ- OnOnee dadayy aa pretendepretendedd frien friendd tol toldd ti nDmvoic ! evoice in th Ine distance the distance,. theTh#n uttere girl d blushedan exclamation and grew. shy. andlengt h of the promenade. She wu llflerence." thorn fortified strongholds which be-there U the castle of La Cramps, si ta- then uttered an exclamation. lengthinnocentl of they glapromenaded to be alive , an86*d difference.was " longlong toto ththee Moors Moor*,, bu tbut castle castle*s whic hwhichated In a wrinkle of the Oandarrama thathat MabeMabell wawass hi hla* promise promisedd wife wife,, but batDais y spranDelayg nsprangp to answe ap rto tb answere sum- the eum- "O"Off courscoursee itit does, does."" I answereI answeredd wit bwith tbs poets have raised In song and sked in a wrinkle of the Candarramnba t their engagement had not yet been -Wh“Wboo iIss that?lhst?“" ah she* aske askedd eagerly eagerly.. stillconten Innocentlyt to accep t gladber burdento be. Ialive,t was and the poeti haro raised Mountains, which Philip V erected up- that their engagement had not yet beenmons bobs.. It waIts a waswar ma dawarmy In sprinday g la'Loo springk at hkr, there! That woman a glimmeringlimmeringg senssens#e o fot shame sham*.. story. Even our own Longfellow has oMountains,n a crag whe whichn he camPhilipe fro Vm erectedhis exil eup-mad e public. "Loqk st b*r, there! That womencontentwith a gentlto accepte smil e hertha tburden. she looke dIt was mads public. andand shshee hahadd move movedd he rher des kdesk nea r the with the beautiful face and dark hair." withinto thne pityingentleg eyesmiles o f hethatr compan she -lookedWW* e walkewalkedd onon silentl silentlyy to r foranothe ssotheer made them the subject ot his charming onn Francn crage to when tne Spanishe cameh throne from. hisThi sexileThre e months later found him a cav- with th* beautiful fee* and dark hair." mad* them the subject of hi* charming Three months later found him a car-openipe n windowwindow.. DurinDaringg he rher absenc absencee the the "That Is -Miss St. Quentin. She Intoion, anthed I pityingcould fanceye*y thaoft thhere roecompan-s fivefive minutesminutes,, anendd the nthen His s MissPasco sPasco* rhapsody: _ las literallPrancey toth etne castl Spanishe In- th ethrone. air an d lThisa Ir y captain in the armr of Benlto "That ta Mias 8L Quentin. 8h* tlry captain In tb# army of Benitowinwindd tootookk unwarranteunwarrantedd libertie libertiess wit hwttawrites , you know. Writes well, too: sageion. s anda he waI scould conveyin fancyg wit thath swlftl the] ■m«stoppedtoppe d ansodd listenedlistened,, leanin loaningg forwar forwardd ismor literallye inaccessibl the castlee tha la-n theeve airn thande Isuarei . where in a tew weeks he was write*, you kaow. Writes well, too: Juares. where in a few weeks he washiee paperpaperss thereonthereon.. FirstFirst,, It bleItw blewle w book Is sn Immense success, sagesIn gaba fingers was werconvoyinge humorou withs appre asriftly- slightlylightl y witwithh hebarr hai hairr blowin blowingg abou tshout Row much of my young heart 0 Spain Chateau de BellegordeIbis . It baa beethen urprised to be Joined by Capoul Mon- her new book ta an Immense success, How much of my young heart 0 Spain surprised to be Joined by Capoul Mon-hetern m togethetogetherr lata a apromiscuou promiscuouss heap heap,, >eln g neither cheap nor nasty." movingciations ofingersf Wha t wereshe sahumorousw around heappre-r herle r faceface.. WentWent ououtt ttoo the the*e I nIn day dsyas of yoreof yore!! ChateauSpanis hde eminencBellegorde.e hona e oItf alhasl th e beeselth , who bad also offered his services being neltbdr cheap nor nasty.” telth. wbo had also offers* hie service*heten n scatterescatteredd themthem,, an andd Bnall finallyy lifte liftedd Oh, I've read It," Hilda Carson ciationsMy earlie of r whatquestion thes hasawd beearoundn ad her“Is"l a thathatt ththae sea?sea?"" sh shee asked asked.. WhatWhat dreamdreamss romantiromanticc tille filledd m ymy brai brainn Sourbo Ipaaishn Kings eminence. Whe nhouse the ofsu nall i sthe e Mexican president. "Ob. Tv# road ft." Hilda Carson AnAndd summonesummonedd bacbarkk t oto lif elife agai againn Bourbon Kings. When the anato theis Mexicaa president. moee sheesheett upup an aadd bor ebore It ouitt ooutf th eotaald.said tha, tbtbse picpinkk flush flush deepenin deepeningg In beIn r herdresseMy d earlierto a quaint questions, elderl yhad waite beenr at ad-“It"I t musmustt bbee tb thae sea, see."" I saidX said,, afte rafter a a The Paladins of Charlemagne nlng the plains of Castile, and the Suddenlynly a* heavheavyy tread resoundednded vlodow . show of hard listening. The Paladins of Charlemagne calciningstreets ot theMadri plainsd are whitof Castllt,e with aand ho ttha 'iudow. checks.heeka. "An"Andd I likeI likedd it eveIt r everso much so much.. dressedthe hotel— toa ama nquaint, who haelderlyd In som weltere sort •howst of herd listening. TheThe CiOdd CampeadorCnmpeadorr? streets of Madrid are white with a hotwithoutwithou t th(hee tenttent,, th thee sentine sentinell challeng challeng-- DaisDaisyy re-enterere-enteredd ththee room room In 1atim timee to to“I" 1 thinthinkk ththee I s taa womaa womenn nobod ynobodythemad hotel—ae it his especiamen whol tas khad to lase eaome to m ysort “But"But tftt shouldn'shouldn'tt b e5* there, (here."" sh shee said said.. Ight of midsummer this castle in 1 was a response, and three of s*e the paper float beyond her reach. •'Why not?" I answered rather fes- lightthe cloud of s midsummerIs aa cool an d ahadowthis y castleas a ed. inthere was n response, and three of*• th* paper fioet beyond her reach.couldciiil. i helhelpp lovingloving., i f Ifthe theyy kne wknew her, "her."madewell-being H hta, an especiald who wataska th toe nearesare tot my"Why not?" I answered rather fee- BatBat softesofterr AndsJuslaAndalusiann skieable#s Maximilian'*laxlmillan'a officerofficerss enteredentered,, on eone of of"Oh . there goes my letter!" she cried the continued. approach to a friend I possessed with- bly.snow after. Viewe passingd fros overt la dlemay. and fairly flew out of tbeHe laughed. Her fresh enthusiasm ' "Don't be foolish," she said. "Too And Seville's orange orchards rise Frenchman,enchman. ththee thirthirdd a Mexicann Mexican.. d down the stairs. •ras amusing, and be rather enjoyed happenein n hundredd that I mile*was lunchinof theg aplace.t the Don'tII be foolish." she said. "Yon And Serine'* orange orchards rlaa tba evalley little squaliof driftedd bamle enow.t of Segavl Vieweda be -from *>m and down the stairs. was amusing, and he rather enjoyed muw wbat I mean. We must have (ot Making tbe land a paradise "Oentlemen."Gentlemen," safaaldd tbthee American American.. "I In inute she was In the t for a change, but before be could 1 window one day when tbe car- know what I mean Wr must bars got Making the land a paradise thelow , littlethe castl squalide hig hhamlet above oflook Segovia* tike abe- In another minute she was In Itthe for a change, hoe before he couldhappened (hat I was lunching at onthe th e wrong path. Mr. Thirlmere." OOft beautbeautyy anandd o fof bloom bloom.. low. s thenes castlet on thhighe edg abov*e of alook* soarin Uhsg aa sorry to disturb you. but nsws hasgardes,garden, * and had rushedalm almostIn Intospeakpea k sgaiagainn twtwoo o ror thre thro*e peopl peoplee joine Joinedd openriag e passedwindow, a littlonee earlieday r whenthan usualthe. oncar- the wrong path. Mr. Thirlmsre," Winroutee to-nighto-nightt thathatt BetUt Benitoo Juare Juareti ha s baa hem, and he lost sight of Hilda for a riage"Thu passed,. is th se ladlittley oearlierf whom than. I wa usuals she • criedcried,, "ho“howw coul couldd yo uyou hav ehave bee nbeen ABU there the Alhambra still recalls cllOgull's. "Yonastu rais oae you ther eyes. edge" write of s Ama -soaring of a man who waa coming(hem. and Me lost sight of Hilda for n careless?" And there the Alhambra still recalls cliff-bassado “Your Joh roll*n Ha youry I nsyne." his "Castillawrites Am-n txecuted uted aa captaicaptainn o fof o our• army army,, an dand I unp pI thth#e patnpath.. UpoCpuwn raisin raisingg her eyesher , eyas,Hulalittle , ;peaking,"Is I thisai d to himf * so careless?" Aladdlas palace of delight; D select one of you, and My dear Miss Pascoe," I said, "It Allah li Allah through Its hails bassadorDays," "fro Johnm th eHay marke lat place,hla "Castilianwith have orders to select one of you. andsh■hee behelbeheldd JacJackk Alexande Alexanderr holdin boldingg a aA googoodd mantossyr peopl pooe pi#admire admiredd Mis s Miss■peaking. “My dear Miss Pasco* " I aald, “If Allah 11 Allah through Its halls marchmarch yoyonn fortforthh t oto di edie In retallatlon.in retaliation.*’" shee t ot paper In his hand. St. Quentin; but vary few even dimly He looked out of the window with I haveave madmad*e a a mistake mistake.. I a1m am ver yvary sor -sor- Whispers the fountain as it fall* ItDeye."s sickening “from, swarththe ymarket crowd place,to thi s with n »eet of paper In his band. 8l Quentin, but very few even dimly He looked out of th# window with The !Dal ro darts bonenth the walls traditioits sickening,n haa eate swarthyn Into th ecrowd very lif eto o f this"You cannocannott in^pmean tha thatt on s on#of usof "Jack—Mr."Jack—Mrus . Alexander—glvAlexander—give» thathatt to toguessedguesse d thatthat,, whilwhilee writin writingg th thes storie storiess quirkquic k Interestinterest.. A Adea rdear littl elittle maid ,meld, II ry. "tl ThaThe 1b»ll» with snow are walla. traditionSpain, an hasd tainte ontaud th Intoe Judgmen the varyt o fIlf* ita ofmus ustt didiee foforr a nan offenc offencee agains againstt Maxl Maxi-- je . It is my letter." ofOt othersother*,, beherr ow ownn lif e lifehid hidone awaone y awsyma y say BO. Tea, and the girl Is "And'And yoyouu saisoldd al l allalon alongg tha t thatnm you me. It la my letter “ I may say so. Tee. and the girlme w 1stb e way," she pouted, trying to peoplen. , andthe taintedpeasantr they o fJudgment the hamle ort IISUlan llan bbyy Juarez?Juares?*'" sai dsaid Capou Capoull an d andJack' s eyes twinkled. la> aann tunelunarr an andd ver varyy sacre sacredd chamber chamber.. deafdea f anaadd dumbdumb:: she'she’ss talkla talkin'' upo uponn hei hetknew the wayshe ponied, trying to Castles of Spain not built of stons mteith. rising. Jack's eyes twl skied. boot condemnation from her eyes at But of white summer clouds and blown people,would boothet anyon peasantrye who attributeof thed an yhamleCMonteiih. rising. "Tour letter?" ha said, holding It be- TheyThey saiaaldl shshee wa waas "no ' t nota bi ta im bit- Angers.EngeraIm- . WellWell., I thoughI thoughtt from fromwha t whatshoot condemnation from her eyee et "Such are my orders, but I know not "Tour latterr* ha sold, holding it be- ,nu told me they must be strangvra in ne in the darkness. ___ Into this little mist of rhyme. wouldmortal hootpaternit anyoney to thiwhos .castl attributede in th eany “Bach art my order*, but I know notin d her reach. "Well, the wind waft- pressionable.">resi ion able," andand,, foforr alalll he herr beauty beauty,, you told me they must be strangers meIn In the darkness. _ which of you to select." yond her reach. "Well, tbe wind waft- :hese parts, and so they are. I don't -You see." I said, "I got my direo mortalair or thpaternitye aqueduc t tob y thiswhic ^nsu#h It is laap - thewhich of you to select.~ 1 It to me, so 1 suppose I am at lib- veryery unlikelunlikelyy toto brsa breakk he rher ow nown hear theartthesa parts, and ao they are. I don’tYou sea." I said. "I got my direc- play a game for ed It to me. no I suppose I am at lib- ?•. en know tbe horses nor the car- Ions from your brother—from Jim— Such palaces of luxury every mindairproached or the. Yeaqueductt both belongby which to th eIt gi ta- ap--Let the gentlemen play a game forert y to read It." orf ananyy onon*'else'ae [else's. even know the horsea nor the tionscar- from your brother—from Jim— gantic works of the Emperor Trajan. he chance, the loser to die," suggested erty to read 1L“ , There were Juit two or three people riage. " and he's often ao very Inaccurate, Isn't proached. Yet both belong to the hagi- chance, the loser to die." suggested b. no, no! You must not! It Is There war# Just two or three peopleriage." aad he's often ao vary inaccurate. Isn't aginaitoi beside bright lakes and The people call the aqueduct the be young Frenchman. “Oh. no, no! Ton must not! It-o f iswho m Mr. Sinclair was one—who gantic works of tb* Emperor Trajan.he young Frenchman. o Eva. snd not a word of It Is true." —of whom Mr. Sinclair was one—wbo Thuslus passepassedd aa perio periodd o fof severa severall day dayss h#r' #22pleasant Devil's bridge and the castle Itself the »o friends sat down. Ten to Ev*. and not a word of U la true."doubte d this dictum, and wondered If Absurdly inaccurate." she admitted. The people call tha aqueduct Thethe two friends eat down. TenMr. Alexander elevated his eyebrows. doubted this dictum, end wondered IIf had bad., ooun diver diverss occasions occasions,, se tset fort (Orthh on on‘‘Absurdly Inaccurate,“ she admitted. Devil's••Devil' s bridgeNest." anandd frothem castleIt haa itselfarisen the pttaaed. twenty, and the game Mr. Alexander elevated hla eyebrows. he delicate coldness of her manner "IIff I'I'dd knowknownn yo youu wer weree relyin relyingg upon ,upon A fantastifantasticc AAlhambra-Ilk*] ham bra -like vill villaa niautee passed, twenty, and tha game “Indeed.’"Indeed! 1I a mam surprise surprisedd tha t thatvon th*you delicate coldness of her mannerfoot anandd exploreexploredd th ethe coas coastt an d thaads th# WithWith terracterra**e anandd fountai fountainn au andd lawn law«;; ■thMJevll'ge saving,—"Buil Nest." andd castle froms InIt thhase air. arisen" waas a wowonn bbyy Capou Capoul.L diddid nonott hidbidee a t atleas leastt as mucss h muchof be rof Inlandheri d lanelaness foforr myself my##. if.I wenI twont alone a, ion*Jim.~Iim , I1 wouldn'wouldn'tt hav havee com comee at atalL oiL"" A balcony where one's Manilla which is only another form of the folly The second game, too, was won by shoullouldd commicommitt yourselyourselff to tofalsehood falsehoodss "And then I should have missed ths A balcony wbara one's Manilla tha aaylng.—"Build castle* la the air." The second game, too, was won obyn psner . Is that your usual style?" Mure as h revealed. but n«veneverr felfellt th thae absenc abrencae ot companof compan-- And than I should have missed the May be smoked when the dinner cloth's whichascribe dIs toonly thos soothere who loo formk fo rof "Castle the follys on paper Is that your usual styler But even those who bad so much dis- sosatt delightfudelightfull walwalkk I eve1 rever had. "had." May be .mohad when tha dinner cloth's Urn "Jack, please, give It to me." But even those who hod so much dto-ions. . foforr mmyy expedition expeditionss alway alwayss too k took ascribedin Spain. "to thos# who look for “Castlas "Great heaven! Garnet: old fellow, “Jack, please, give It to me." cernment did not know—nobody knew ShIbee turneturnedd awaawayy fro fromm m emo a little a .lime, "Great heaven! Garnet! old fellow,Bu t he held the letter aloft. As be trnmeni did not know—nobody knew placeptare beterbeforee oorr afte afterr th thee bou hourr at atwhic whichh a Spain.” feel for you fr. im my heart!" cried Dot ha held the letter aloft. Aa heif that summer, eight years ago, With a petulant movement of the Light wines on one's table to sparkle- feel for you from my heart!" criedwas a giant In stature and Daisy the of that summer, eight years ego.theshe mighmightt bbee expecte expectedd t oto pas peass alon alongg tbe th#with s petulant movement of the Light wines oa one's Ublc t Spain had caatles, bat she now bu he winner, the tears starting to his was a giant in stator* and Daisy th#e n she and Jack Tremaln had met shoulders that pleased me mightily. NewNew bookbookss evereveryy da dayy b y bytb e tbstrai ntrain Spain had cattles, bat aha now hashe winner, the tears starting to hisevprse . there seemed to be no way ot hen shs And Jack Tremsin bad motpromaasd*.promenade , anandd soso m myy though: thoughts* wer ewareshoulders (het pleased me mightily. churches. Hence the bon mot. ryes. reverse, there seemed to be no way of the old Suffolk mansion. Nobody "I wish we bad Jim here," she said WhichWhich we'lwe’lll reareadd underunder treetreess pttrlpatri-- ,BT getting it. In the old 8uffolk mansion. Nobodyalwaysalway s busybusy,, whethewhetherr withwith anticipa anticipa-- “I wish w« had Jim here." aba aald Garnet pressed his friend's hand ss bar getting IL i?w of the long, long mornings ID the tion or remembrance. withWith prettprettyy fierceness.fierceness. archal Gurnet pressed his friend's hand ns"3e « here." he ssld presently. "I of the long, long mornings In thetion or remembrance. That are laI* AA Snitelfherp liar MlU Min*.. M said quietly.— See here.- he said presently. “I'hard , talking over everything and Never once did she fall me; never “1"I don't,dou'L"" II said said.. t« said quietly.— will give you this—ah—letter, on one orchard, talking over everything and Never once did she fall me; never "There, are but few who admire "I was ever a poor, unlucky dog. C»- 1 give you this—ah—letter, on on*anything , or sometimes Hitting In the "Then perhaps you'll be good enough “Thera aro bat few who admire the"I was ever a poor, unlucky dog. Cn-condition. " iTthlng. Sr sometimes ritUng la theonce did her affliction seem to mar th#-Than perhaps you'll ba good enough collectionUectlon ooff beautifubeautifall sulphu sulphurr crystal crystalss »«1*oul; ; butbut., mmyy friend friend,, whe whenn I a mI deadam ,dead,condition." silencece ih»thatt Isle onl onlyy possibl possiblee betwee betweenn beautifulbeautifu l gaietgaietyy ooff he herr mood mood. I t apII- toaap- flouflod ththee right right path path.. W e W*can' tcas sta rt stay *T"T aamm ththee owne ownerr o f ofgrea groatt estates. estates.'' "I agree to it," she said, clutching at friends. wrote tbe late George W. Curtis, ex- Iinn ththee NationaNationall Museum. Museum."" remarke remarksd ookoo k iInn mmyy saddl saddlee roll roll,, bangin hangingg there there,. I agree to U." she said, clutching xtfriends. pearedpeared tbathatt shah#e sa aaww an andd enjoye enjoyedd ever everyy re." -te wrote tbs late Georg* W. Curt la. thex-e gentleman who collected them ind the papers you find please deliver the straw. Six months ago Major Tremaln haa little thing that could be seen; nor There don't seem to be any con- pressinpressingg iinn prosproa*e th thee sam e pardonable tha gantlsman who collectad theiind the papers you find please deliver"Weil , you must say you are sorry Six months ago Major Tremaln hadlittle thing that could be seen; noiThere don't eeem to be any con- frosn the timed sulphur mlaes In Sici- o tbe proper address, and—and—Ca- “Wall, you mast ssy you are sorry>m e boms, but society bad seen very it altogether a young man's van- veniences for camping out," I said. admiration ot theae castles "not built from tha fhmed sulphur mines In Sici-n the proper ad drees, aad—and—Ca-'or the manner In which you treated >me home, but society had sees varywas It altogether a young men's vanveniences for camping o«L" I sold. ly "who have any Idea In relation to joul. my to—to Miss Mabel 1 left a for the manner In which you treatedttl e of bin so far. though it waa ity that made me wonder whether she •Will. you stay here tor a moment at stone"-"HanT °t them lie In tie ly "who have any idea In relation rnal.to say to—to Mlaa Mahal I left aai t night, and promise not to flirt llttla of him ao far. though it ttywaa that made ms wonder whether she'Will, you stay here for a moment .he same except their beauty. I don'1 arewell for her. Gentlemen, I am me tatt algbt. and promise not to flirt had noticed tbs fact tbat • certain While I explore to the right? I way West, bat the greater part are la the same except their beauty. I don't•arewsil for her. Gentlemen. I anamy more. " eager toto lionizUokisee hihimm sn andd rave ravedd ove overr th ethebad noticed the fact that a certainwhile I explore to th* right? 1 may Bpain. It la a country famously ro- :hlnk," he said, 'there la another spot •eady." aay more." deed that gained him that coveted V. C. sallow Invalid was always Idling get up to mmyy knee knaess in Inth ethe marsh marsh.. To n Yon think." ha said, "there is another spot•eady." Her face flushed scarlet. deed that gained him that coveted V. C.■ allow Invalid was a) mantic, and my castle* are all ot per- on earth where such abominable treat- An hour passed, and ths Americas Her face flashed eearlet Miss St. Quentln bad not seen him at the promenade at the hour when she will be safer here." on earth where inch abominable treat- An boar passed, and tha American" I will do nothing of the sort!" sha Mies at. Quentin had not aeen him at will be safer here." lect proportion! and appropriately set ment, such Oendtsh cruelty, is Infll ifflcer stood before him. “I will do nothing of the *ort!" she1, though she knew he was, for the drove by. "Don't be long, will you?" she said. ment. such fiendish cruelty, is Inflicted•Ulcer stood before him. responded. "Ton are tbs one wba all. though ah* knew he waa. for drovethe by. "Don’t be long, win you?" she aald. 1ft tbe moat plctoreeqne situations.- on the laborer aa In tbe sulphur m "Well?" said CapooJ, responded. "To* are th# oa* momentwho. , in town, and scanned tbe I had come to understand the rood* "Oh, no!" 1 said cbeeBfuIly. "I shall on the laborer as In tha sulphur mines“Wall?" aald Capoul. sbould apologlia. Tour conduct was and scanned the 1 bad come to understand the routine “Oh. no!" I mid cheerfully. “I shall Spanish castles, with few exceptions. of Sicily. They are paid barely enough "He is dead." race* rn pstk and street, aad party, in of their daily outing. They were ma find the path In no time." of Sicily. They are paid barely enough“He ka dead." atrocious." faces In pork and street, and party. ofIn thslr dally ouUng. They wore i find th# path In no t1me.“ are (hut the standing jokes of the poet* ttoo providprovidee themselvethemeeirees wit withh a scana t• “Heaven"Heaven havhavee mercmerryy upo nupon htm! "him!" the hope she was halfhalt ashamed of— ilfestl reallyy livinlivingg somewher some wheree to to th ethe Wes Westt of I started-offstarted-off.. carefullcarefallyy explorin exploringg th etbe supply•apply ooft tbthee coarsest coareeat., cheapes cheepsett food food,, crossedtroue d ththae sorrowinBorrowingg friend friend.. Youou havhavee aa strang strangee wa wayy of ofturnin turningg thattha t ooff seeinseeingg his hta.. th*the town.town. EverEveryy da y tindayy wentheyt groundarounwentd beforbeforee mmee wit withh m ymr stic kattek as Xaa I The truthtruth Ilas thathatt vtaD vkOe* Sp.l Spainn naa sadand aa googoodd portioportionn o fof tb thae tim timee the theyy ar eera“Ta*.•Yes . CaptaiCaptainn MonteithMonteiih., h ebe I* deadI* dead,, theth e tabletables.t I Idi ddid nothin nothingg whic h whichre- SheShre-e wawass alwayalwayss a a centr centrae o tof attractio attractionn throughthrough thth*e inlaninlandd lane laness st that e tb*bac k backwent . There wa.s nnoo Mgsigna o tof a pubn path., some» reareall castlescastles,, sh ahae ha hass n ono suc suchh his -hls-lala aa statstatee o fof chroni chronicc starvation starvation.. Th e Thetnd.ind. thougthoughh 1 Ihav havee see naeeo man y manymen quire*menire * ason apologyapology.. WhyWhy., I scarcel I sesrqalyy anidd babedd noSott bea beesn man ymany minute mlnutaas In ofof iniItt untiantlll thetheyy wer woree a mila emile or tworo tuto and I began to be seriously alarmed toric family residences aa are la Eng- work Is of the hardest and most ex- face death wl lookediked aott anssyy woma womann sav esave yourself yourself.. Sinclair's rooms before she wss the east, and then, descending for Hiss Pascoe s comfort. On congld- work Is of the hardest ana most He. I never saw oae face death withBut to return to this Istter. I tell you re. Sinclair’s rooms before she wasthe aast. and than, descending land, or aa can be seen along the Ger- hassting character. Very few ot the inch perfectly c But to return to this letter. I t«U surroundeyou d with a little crowd. wards, drove home by tbe promenade the conclusion that, blasting character. Vary few of mch perfectly calm IndifferencIndifferencee a s aadi ddidtruly , Daley. If you do not agree surrounded with a Uttle crowd. Shewards, drove home by th* promenade man banks of the Rhine. Spain's mlneamines havhavee hoistinhoistingg apparatusapparatus,, ant ! four friendfriend.. HeHe gav gavee th ethe orde orderr t to truly.th* D*tar. 1/ you do not ogre*resignedresigne to d herselherselff toto tb thes Inevitable Inevitable,, an dandandan d tbthee roaroodd tha thatt skirt skirtss th ethe sa* sea.. 1 had mad* rather aaan asams ofof myselfi . ties have bees appropriated by the thathe sulphusulphurr ororee (sulphu (sulphurr a& dand lime - lime-ilatoon>iatoo n toto fir*fire an andd fel l fellinstantly Instantly,, but butiy conditionroc dittos*s II wilwilll rea readd ever everyy wor dwordwa s tryingtrying ttoo forgeforgott be barr on eona Inslsten Insisti ant 8omeSome dozedozenn oorr s oso cottage cottagess an dand s a litAnotheAnother r hundrehundredd yardyard*,s an andd stil lstill BO no churchehurch., witwithh aboushoutt ththee sam e ruthless stonestone combinedcombined)) u isbrough broughtt up upfro mfromireire bbee diediedd h ebe wrot wrotee thi sthis not enot* to you. to "you.-ofot It. ft.“" dealradesire whewhann hebarr hostes hoataaas cam camoe up apwit hwithtl#tie piepierr stoostoodd a tat th thee margi msxgldn of thofe tha sea sea.. path.path . I Ipause pausedd an dand looke lookedd back .back. I I dUragarddisregard asas ththae AbbeyAbbeyss werper*e atta afterr th etheth e depths below on the. backs ot men In Garnet'Oernet'ss bolboldd han bendd wa wasa written written:: — — “Jack.-Jack. IIft royouu do do,. I'l lIU neve severr apes, :speak ato bronied , dignified man at her side. Inland a fsw houses were teen as coaidcould seseee aa slight slight,, dar darkk figur figuree movin movingg the depths below on the becks of men could have won those two games, ou again!" bronxed. dignified man nt her aide. Inland a few bouse* were Man among confiscationsconfiscations Iinn EnglanEnglandd b byy Henr Henryy V 11 TOI1 andan d boysboys.. LongLong,, sloping sloping,, narro narroww tan-"I could have won tboaa two games.ou agata!" • Mis*Use St«.. QuentinQuentin,, ma mayy I IntroducI Introducee thetbe fruitfufruitfull orchardsorchard*.. BuBatt at atth ethe edg e towardiward mmee veryvery carefull carefallyy an daad slowly slowly.. converted into palatial dwellings by nels lead from the surface down tc iut I gave my life away to save you, “Well,"Well, promispromisee whawhatt I 1ask. **k.“" of tbe slope ther« was a little space of "Is that you?" I said. converted lata palatial dwellings netsby load from tha surface down to the'oiutr II lovegaved Mabemy l lifetoo dearlawayy toeve rear# to you. MajorMajor Tremairrettainn toto you? roar" sh eshe said aald., and aadof the slop* there was a little space ot“Is (hot you?" I said. ththee BritisBritishh nobilitynobility.. TitThes mos mostt majes majes-- sulphu r beds 200 to COO feet or more -or I loved Mabel too dearly #v*r "I"toI wil willl not. sot"" then thertheree wawass a alittl littlee exclamatlo exclamation] ofwildwil d woodswoods,, anandd tils this,, a sas I lookeI lookedd acros acrosss MissHiss PascoPasco#e answered,answered.—— tic of these genuine castles Is tbe sulphurbelow. Minerbeds s 20*dig thtoe stu*00B oufeett an dor I t morehe r brother die where I could be "Then here goes!" bringing the pa- tic of these genuine castles labelow. tha Miners dig the stuff out and sacrificeetit herd brotherInstead. dieI dar wheree tell yoI u thicoulds "Thenbe her# goes'" bringing the pa- uslml recognitionrecognition,, anendd te nten min minutes'i thetb e flower-grown hedge, tempted me “Yea."Yes. I'Id drathe ratherr com comee wit h withyou iyout If ChateauChateau DD*e EMllegordBlllegord*e wher wheree accordln accord!egj i s carried up In stout sacks or wcrificed Instead. I dar* tell you thisperper dowdownn toto hi htas face face.. ordinary chat, and—that was all. to rest. I climbed tbe intervening " youJII dondontt mindmind.. Whe Whann yo u youleft nuleftt me 1*baskets carried. Man yup o t latb estout laborers sacks, 4 or tow, for 1 stand on the brink of my "Oh! Oh! I—I promise!" ordinary chat, and—that was all. to rest. I climbed th# Interred a# bar- ttoo Froiisan'Prolaaart'a3 ChronicleChronicless th thas Count Countss ol ofbaskets. Many of tha laborer*. < tow.ipen gravefor 1. Farewell!stand on" the brink of “Oh!my oh! I—I promles!" man'n*Ss voicvoicee brokbrokee I n inupo nupon herrierrler anendd lalayy dow downn in tath e tbeshelte shelterr of a ofI! felfelti t snoo lonel lonelyy tha thatt I waI a »'^i>swas t almost FoiFolxl useusedd toto liv Uv*e I nla grea greatt splendor splendor,, get get-- dalldully y ththee boysboy*,, wor workk naked naked,. O n theion rtbeir•pen grave. Farewell;*' "Very"Very good.good."" saisaidd Jack Jack.. tbouahts.ghts. '•. HaHe wawasa tbthee sam asm*e wh wboo ha dbedlittlelittl e oaoakk treetree. ThThee sunligh sunlightt flooded flooded a afraid."afraid. I " tingting uupp atat noo noonn an dand suppin suppingg at midat -mid-backbacks s thetheyy weawearr a apiec piecee o f ofmatting matUng., orThreThree e yearyearss passedpassed,, an aadd on onee pleasan pleasantt “-Now"Now givgivee mme« th (hee letter. letter.**" beanbeen talkintalkingg toto Hild Hildaa Carso Carsonn la thlai wealththewealt h ooff brackenbracken,, foxglove foxglovess an andd gold gold- "I am moremore sorrysorry, thathann I cai ncap tel l tall night.night. WheWhenn tb thee Coun Countt lef tleft his hischam cham-- somethingsomethin g ooff ththee sort sort,, hel heldd b yby a strina stringg •venlngivenin g a horsemahorsemann wawaaa ridin rldlagg slowl slowlyy "Not"Not ssoo fastfast.. I musI mustt see seeflrat first If yo Ifu evening,eveningyou , aaandd MisMisss St .8l Quentl Quentinu ente renter-cnen harvest-weedharvest-weed.. I laI y layat-ease st-wsss,, con- conyou."•ou, " I1 saidsaid,, "t "too hav havee go gott yo uyou Int oInto suc hsuch beberr toto gogo t o totabl etable befor ebefore him wehimn arounaroundwere d ththee neckneck.. ThiThiss Is tola protec to protactt tlongng aa highwahighwayy traversin traversingg a fertila efertileeonea n whawhatt yoyouu say nay.. Kindl Kindlyy answe answerr tainedtalne d an ververyy kindl kindlyy feelin feelingg fo r forhim him.. tentten t ttoo watcwatchh stra strayy butterflie butterfliess tba t anathatn awkwarawkward d fixfix.. PicPickk yon yourr wa yway very very bornbornee througthroughh ItItss gloom gloomyy hall hallss twe twelvel thetb e fleshflesh frofromm bein beingg tor ntors fro mfrom thei r theirCnglleh valley. each.oh Questioquestionn «sas I aaI k askit. Ar1«.e y. Are Shoyone madmad,e rooroomm fo rfor hi mhim besid booldoe bei her.wentweu t laxitlazilyy frofromm flower flower to flower.to flower. carefully.irefully. Ah!Ah!"" She haShed steppehad dstopped lightelightedd torchetorchess byby twelv twelvee attendan attendants,t bonebone* s bbyy ththae Jaggt Jaggtdd corner corner** © rof th etbe on oreThree 'bree yearyearss bahadd adde addedd mor moree dignit dignityy •orryirr y foforr youyourr behavio behaviorr las lastt night? night?"" andand thetheyy begabagann t oto talk talk.. ItIt mamayy bebe I sleptI alepL. Certainl Certainlyy I wa s1 withwitwash ononee foofoott Int Intoo a apatc patchh of ofwe twet moss moea.. eaceachh attendanattendantt holdinholdingg hi s bislighte lightedd theythey carrycarry.. No Noon e onecan imagincan imaginee a o ththeae faceface an aadd perhap perhapss saddene saddenedd It,“No—that"No—tha t Isis., y-e-a,y-e-e.'*" PresentlyPresently HildHildaa passepassedd by by., lookin lookingg •< aoa lonlongg timtimee unde underr tb thee oa oakk befor beforee I be I- be-“Take"Tak e my hand,hoed."" I Jsaid said.. "It“It is quit Is *quite torch whitwhilee ththee Coun Countt dined dined,, knight knightss moremor e heartrendinheartrendingg sighsightt tha thann to to >ut; otherwisotherwisee nnoo chug change* ha hadd com com#e ove overr "Will"Will yoyouu eveeverr flir flirtt an anyy more? more?"" sunnyinny anandd animateanimatedd thatthat Mis s MleaSt camecamgue awarawaree thathatt I Iwa wass no nott th ethe onl yonly oc-firm wherwheree I Ia mam standing standing.. Wil l Winyou you andand squiresquirms sittinsittingg admiringl admiringlyy ar oaround.theth e wretchewretchedd creaturecreaturess tollin tollingg u p apth etbe?apoul'spoil ! Hoatelth'Montelth sa Cn£a*e feat features.i •"■**11 dididd nonott flirt.flirt. I onlI y onlyamuse amusedd my- QuentinQuentimy- n pausepausedd Inin he herr tal ktalk to looto k lookat cupantcupanat t ooff thtbee wood wood.. SomeSome one ' one wsi forgiveforgive mmee fqforr this? thtar" Sh 8bee too tookk m ymr IItt laIs situatesituatedd o non tb etbs edg eedge of a ofstee ap steeplong, steep slopes In the mine with UpoVponn hibiss righrightt hand baud,, settin settingg bac k bockselelff aa little.little."" singing softly through tbe fern, outstretcheou tat retchedd handhand,, an andd I guideI guidedd ba rher to to ravine surrounded by a triple wall, and tbellong,r enormoueteep alopess loads . laEver ytbe step-the miney with ■ her. singing softly through tha fern. 1 ravine surrounded by a triple wall, and Tomrotn ththee road,'waroad.'waas a aprett prettyy farmhouse farmhouse,, fWell."Well, yoyoun agreagreee to toceas ceasee all allsuc h each fhat a dear little girl!" she said. could tell by the sound that tbe new- safety. But because the danger might approached by a narrow driveway. It theirtake wringenormouss a groaloads.n fromKvary thei rstep they "What a dear little girl!" she said.could tell by the sound that the nswsafety. But becauee the danger might approached by a narrow driveway. It rarroundedurrounded bbyy fertilfertilee fields, fields, and and.. th e pastimethepastim e IInn ththee future? future?"" “Wbo"Who ltaa sheabe., Mr Mr.. CresawsU CrseewsUT? I saI waaw yo uyoncomercome r wawass stoppingstopping- her heree an sadd ther theree beto renewediewed astt an anyy momen momentt I stilI l stillre- re- used to be a place of immense strength turetaked frames.wrings aMoa groant pitifu froml to m(haire wa a Ugfat!«).: promisinpromisingg welwelll fo r for s night'sShe looked rebellions. Jack glanced pick flowers. . tained my hold ol her slim fingers, used to be a place of tbe sight of the poor, bent, broken and She looked rebellious. Jack glancedtalking to bar Just now “ pick tained my hold of her slim fingers, but la now a monastery for the "ii>nk» fared frames. Most pitiful to me was'lodgin g for man and beast.' iward the paper. Now. I had enjoyed ths solitude, but and we went forward together in that hot D now a monastery for t emaciated old men, mere battered ‘lodging for man and beast." Capoultoward the paper. “Little'Little HisMisss Carson.Caroon."" h bee said said,, follow follow-- Now, 1 had enjoyed tbe solitude, butsod we went forward together In that of Navarre. tha sight of the poor. bent, broken and.urnt d la at the while gateway, rod* "Yea—but—I will promise nothing even at the flrat the person who was pleasant, companionable way. of Navarre. wrecks: and the young lads of 10 and nrned la at the white getaway, rode"Tee—but—I will promise nothingingin g tbtbee littllittlee wblt whitee figur figuree wit h Withhis evenhta at the first the person who pleasant, companionable way. emaciated old men. mera batteredip to tbs front door and dismounted. Biore." coming toward me did not strike me as TheTbs QlraidGlraidee hahass als alsoo bee beenn converte d 12 years, who have Just begun this life ip to the front door aad dismounted. eyes., "Sh“Shee I s taGenera Oeoerull Carson' Careens s onlycoming toward m* did oot otrika me os “Don't taltalkk toto m m*e abou aboutt forgivenes forgivenesss Into a cathedral, the tower of which wracks; end the young lad* of lfi andTh*Tb e owneownerr ofof th th*e hous housee descende descendedd _ n assertion will do quite as well. an Intruder. Her singing was In s until you have found the path and Into a cathedral, the tower of which12of crueyears, l toll who. have Just beffun this life daughter,daughter, anandd an ver veryy nic nicee air) girl.. A greaA greett aa Intruder. Her singing until you have found tha path and provideprovidedd th(hee architecturaarchitecturall mode modell ofof cruel toll. bhee steprtepes toto gree greett him him.. an d Capouaad lCapoulBay 'Jack . I have lored yon for a lung admireradmirer ooff yoursyours,, b byy th thee way way.. Mis Misss St. 8t-lutelut e concorconcordd witwithh m myy mood mood;; tt waft swas as mademadas e restitution,restitution,"" abshe« said sold.. I saIw saw ths ,tha MadisoMadisonn SquarSquaree GardeGardenn tower tower,, o f ofNe Noww dondontalt telthh stoostoodd facfacee t oL> fac faroe wit withh Garne Garnett Quentla."Quentin." IfIf ononte hahadd thoughthoughtt o fof a poea p«m and a : gleamgleam ooff heherr eye eyass an andd th ethe ova ovall shado shadoww YorkYork.. ItIt rank rankss wit hwith Of otto'(Motto'ss famou fas The EBtrmr *4 Jai Vet ton! "On. Too conceited creator*' 1 "ou rnupt Introduce us, by-end-by, meatmeat latelaterr foundfound, onesel us—Iff hummin g of ber face, and all at once I 'realised Tk# IsHrw M Japan. ottrae!" “You mast Introduce oa. by-aad by.- Of her fee*, end all at one* I realised CamanlUaCamaniila ilan FlorenceFlorence,, an sadd I s Isth stha mos t Mutau HHo, Emperor ot Japan, cam* "Orest"Great heavheaven,< . bahasa th tbee grav gravee give givenn K true!" Ulsa St. Quenttn maid smiling!/- "She melody that would make Of It a per- that there was only one thins I could Mtitan Hilo. Emperor of Japan, c The man's face all at once became Mlss Bt. Quontla sold smiling)/. "Shematedy that would make of It a thatper- there wss only one thing I could perfect example of a true toww ol to Che throne when he was a boy under ripp ItIts* dead?deed?"" crie criedidd CCapou Capoall In dUmayIb dismay.. The men's face all at o looks so fresh and nice. I don't think fect song. I lay and waited, and tne 4o at that precise moment la my life. perfect example of a true tower to ofthe throne when be was a boy u: terlooa. He looked at the girl so fixed- looks so fresh sad nice. I don't thinkfect song. I toy aad waited, anddo the st that precise moment in my Ilfs. Islam In Europe. sixteen. He was tbe first Mikado to “No."No. ololdd fellowfellow!: YouTon find find me fleshme flesh•arkma. H# looked at the girl ao fixad-eve r saw her before. ainger came nearer. [ stooped down and kissed her. Islam in sixteen. He wan the Arm Mikado ta T that her eyes fell. I ever sew bar before." singer come nearer. I stooped down sad kissed har. It rises in square form to a height ot appear In person at a State Council, tndBd bloodblood,, readreadyy an andd willin willingg to givtoe givethat bar eye* f*n "No;"No; bubatt II suppos supposee sh ibee wil lwill be morbe emoreTheTh e sonsongg ceaseceasedd whe whenn sh eshe presentl presentlyy “Forglvs"Forgive mmee itif yo youu can, can."" I saidI sold,, for for appear In person at a But* Council, 1 ISO feet and was built In 1196, bat waa andand presentepresentedd himselhlmneirf I nla nationa nationall cos-roaro u a beanheartyy welcomwelcomee t oto thi thiss m ymy h^me hrjme., “la "la thathatt reallreallyy th tbee ease cose., Dais Daisy-'y V he Inhei towtownn afteafterr he herr marriage. marriage." appeared . ShShee wa swas a littl a e littlestartled startled,, ti lovlore e youyou.. I supposI supposee now Inow han -I hart renovated by the Christians and turntumes beforbeforee ththee noble sob* lea an andd daimio daintiess to taeftef t mmee byby an andd ol d oldbachelo bachelorr unct e unclea -iU..aid ,s -Oh."Oh. Hta shshee engaged engaged*"V butbut nonott nearlnearlyy s oso muc muchh as Ias. 1. treetrespasse passedd beyonbeyondd alnill hops? hope?"" crowned with a graceful figure called takatake thtb*e oatoathh t oto h-tfnra ksrosus* actua actuall ru' rwlor'ew>w monthmonthss sincesince.. Bu tBat com e com*in I In.METME T IPAG PAGEE 11 Galle Galleyy S I “Why."Why. yesyes.. Didn'Didn'tt yo uyou know know?? She She"Then"The n yoyouu araree no nott dumb! dumb!" I*' crieI criedd In- in- ForFor as momenmomentt sh shee wa swaa quit equit* still , still, -La"La FeFa-" (Tb(Tb*s Faith)Faith),, whic whichh ti turnsofot hi hlas peoplepeople,, an aadd to foet*to rfoster learn llearning*U1rill teltelll yoyoun allell.. AgainAgain ththee colocolorr flamedflamed Int o into IsIs herengageengaged d toto Tremain—MajoTremaln—Majorr Trs - Tre-voluntarily,voluntarily , aass I Istarte startedd to tom ymy feet .feet.sadan d I I curseeureedd mysel myselff fo r forsuc h eachblin d blind witwithh ththae winwindd an d andwhic h whichlook s andanlooksd arart t Inla bi shla empire empire.. H e worHe e biwores ArousdAround aa welwelll sprea spreadd tabl tablee tha tthat ev- ar-keeks.leeks . i. It seems he went to staystay witwithh SheShe hesitatedhesitated,, anandd a a littl littlee smil smilee pla playy precipitationprecipitatio n bbyy thetbe circumstances circumstances,, oveoverr ththas fertilfertilee valle valleyy o f ofth e theGuadal Omadal-- hairhai r brushebras bedd unpp o non th thee to pSop an andd biddenmingmln g bhee hearheardd ho heww Garne Osrwett ha dbed bee s been"You"To n havhavee naso right right to toas kaak m e mesuc haachthe Carsons,Larsons, snaadd tha thatt I t Itwa wasa a c a case cdofed abouaboutt thtb*e corner corner*s o f ofhe r herprett y prettyandand ththe e timtimee an sodd plac placee ha dhad all forcenil forcedd fairer,lulTer, anandd oveoverr scene sceness mad madse famou famouas In a bead-drees fastened with band*. •arrledarried fortforthh ttoo b ehe moa mostt bungllngl bunglinglyy ex -ex love aatt firstfirst sight eight.. All Alltha otathei other mouth.monthfel- . meme toto thithiss InevitablInevitablee result. reealL bbyy ththee memoriememoriess ofof Pedr Pedroo th ethe Crue GruaLL with two buck top-knotwotsa protruprotrudingi _ tented,wntad, hoheww a asquadro squadronn o t Juarei'of Justus'ss “Why fiQtr ^ ^ ^ lows In hlahii regimenregimentt thoughthoughtt Ur himn a a "It is my aunt who la dumb," she “You .hlnk,think.”" shshee said said,, afte r afterthis this ThaThe nexnextt lala th ase famoufamouss castl eaaaUa ot outwardsoutward of s frofromm ItIt;; whit whit#* an andd red red gar gar-- •avslryavair y babedd appearedappeared, an dend frightene frightenedd -Because—Jack , end this nons> regularregular hardenehardenedd ololdd bachelor bachelor,, so ao saidU . Then, with a sudden recovery pause,pause, "tha"thatt yoyouu ma mayy a a aswel lwell pile , pileup up Burgos. It was In the castle of Burgos ments, long polished shoes, and a chain. >f‘ftf bibles executionerexecutionerss er eere tb eth* first firstpla- pto-nd give me my letter." has been a good bit talked about." of her dignity, "I don't know why you all your offenses at ones and be for- Barton. Jt wm in tha eaatlo of Bargoements. long polished shoes, aad a chainoo n had retired and how a watchful sad git# ase my letter." has bean a good bit talked about."of bar dignify. “I dos t know why younil your offenses at onea and be for- thatthat ththee CiCldd wa wass not* ,born, whos ewhose ofof ex-StateState. , AftsrthecererooeeAfter the cerenoneyv be Jourhe Joer-- oou had retired aad how n watchful"llb a Aa moment*moment . Daisy,Daisy, wilwilll yoyouu marr marryy Mia*Miss St9t. QuentiQuentinn leane leanedd hac k hackand andshouldshoul d ask.ash."" given or condemnecondemnedd o non al lall count countss at at puts in peace and war make up ma nej-M from Kioto to Toklo. tbe cew anrheroaacbero hahadd seiseseisedd hthimm an andd born born*e ht mhim But that waa a matter of no greal one time?" Holts in peace and war make apneyed a* from Ktoto to Tokto. tbe newo hi s ranch, where, after months of m#r- fannedtanned h«rselherselff slowly*k»wly.. But that was a matter of no great mathmoth ooff ththes legendarlegendaryy histor historyy ot capital,capital, of ilan a agold-lacquere gold-lacqoersdd nor Dorlmon.l o his reach, where, after months of “Toaou knoknoww TremalnTremaln.. I supposI supe poo#*"dlfflcultydifficult y inlu explaininexplainingg er eere I camI e «^-Precisely "Precisely. "“ II saidsold.. "I a"Im entiresam entire!** Spain. It Is now the Puerta dl Santa, or closed litter, born* by relay aSeriag. he recovered. back to London tbe happiest mi In your hands." Spain. It la bow the Puerto 41 Santa borne by relays of "But, old fellow, why did you not Mr. CreeawelCreaewelli continued,continued, no tnot lookin lookingg bark to I-ondnn tb# happiest nt In your hands.” Marta,Maria, oorr ChurcChurchh o fof St 8L. Mary Mary.. FromFromcoolie s 00 their uplifteduplifted . palmn-o But. old fellow, why did you bnote shoo k the paper threateningly. Atat bihiss companioncompanion,, a aas he - hespoke spoke,, but God'sGod'but s earth.—Blacearth.—Blackk anandd WhiteWhite.. “I"I wilwilll forgivforgivee you. you,"" sh eeh* sai dmid ver yvery the center of a quadrangular court method ot travelling reserved exclu- rite to me?" asked CapouL "Oh. sow tiresome you i sweetly, "when you have found the tha center of Uag rnnnf exclu-erite"I ditod writme?"e t o askedmy ol dCapoul. law partner , watching; HildHildaa CarsoCarsonn s a assh e shestoo dstood sweetly, "when you have found the Banked on each side with stately min- sively for Royalty, ss ordinary people jen—yes!" rth." ad oa cm sively tor Royalty, as ordinary peopleai “1d hdide sai dwrite you batod movemy dold away law, nonpartse or. talkingtalking ttoo somsomee one one., wit withh he r hersunn ysunny path. arets there rise two Icaaaen— si bahadd ttoo bbee carrie carriedd in litterla Utter*s on thOhe mdthe ha said you hod moved away, none "M"Myy darling!darting!"" bhee rapturousl ropturoaalyy cried eried., “Don't be afraid." aald Us owner of“It’s"It' s as bargaibargainn then. thaa,“" I saidI mid.. whicetah thereeloquentl risey taltwol tha t this ones shoulder s ot the bearers. new whither." ■mil*. shoulder* of the bearer*. caew whither." •etchinitchingg heherr lal» hi shta arm armss an daad kissin kissingg "SllghUy, " ahasaid. "I used to know the very attenuated dachshund; "h*1I tootookk a aste stopp forwar forwardd an dand brough broughtt powerfukick leloquently stronghol d tel]ha s ceasethat d thisto b e “SlighUy." ah* aald. “1 need to know iwsrM stronghold has ceased to be "True . Poopoorr Mabe Mabell faile railedd in healthla health,, her.her . "Wa“Whyy woul wouldd yo ye*u no nott giv givee ma ssethi sthishimhi m yeajesnA ago ago.. He 1He ta—or was—verywon't hurt you." mymy foofoott sharplsharplyy againstagainst somethin somethingg ot militarymilitary importanceimportance,, thougthoughh I tIt stil atilll iadmd II tootookk be herr t oto th eth* continent eontloant,, bn tbat ws weanswe■ewer r lonlongg ago?«go?”" ""1I e;n,y fragilthesee spires,towers remainewith theird ui seem-Urn. d.j. ot .atom-tic ootuUoC ock?"'k?" Johnnie—"Tt«Johnnlo—*"H»eyy fellfell o n onthei rtheir twu. Ml. 1 Wiipui wherhe oar.r IntoInto - heherr carriag carriagee shoo kshook hand s handsha owes everybody in town. ns th* rescue party I* preparing to set gly fragile towers remained unlo-chine s it Is preposterous for any MS.s.“" TeeTeacher—"That'Teacher—“That'sgs righ rightt No wNowHack.Jlaok , whWhoo hahadd calle calledd fo rfor tb ethe amoun Amountt Wit h reiterated regrets. Wrightly—AndWrightly—And yoyonu calcalll tha thatt a dean ddeadeut.” it." I turneI turnedd to hetor anhard helandd ouheldt out lured to greet the eyes of the supersti- chine.to com eK int Mo aprapoMman court of law——* IDr * nnr «lnKBM •t the bill, was short la weight" with raltaratsd regrets. failure? I should say that Charley Is my hand*. "I claim' your forgivw- tiouveds Spaniardto greets thela aleyesl Integrit of they a aauperatl- tbe tb com. Into n wart of tew " .ommyPommy.. what waa ths next thing they *f the blit was short 1a weight." “I-I hophopes thth*e pai painn wil willl be gonbe egone in th Ine failure?th* I should say that Charleymy ta ban*. “I claim your forgive- rommy. what was the next thing theyI‘ "Tb«“Theno ftK i s tala strikingin atrikta*- contras eoatysat to a Napoleon of finance.—Boston Tran- ess." I said. shocousk Spaniardspassed by .la whil alle Integritytwo hundre a*d tha BuButt iItt IsM needles nwllm.s to togo po cm . ao.Tn e Tb.ha* UdrHd?bn-" Tommy—"FelTommy—"FellFl l onso thh eth# aborlc aborlg-- morn•rnlng, leg.’’" hhee saidaald.. a Napoleon of finance —Boeum Tran- lock passed by. while two hundredmlliaUo n ot the thoughtless girt who theIks waiwaKt I Ihav bar*e ha dbad fo r mfory money.asy Aos" Jut the pain did not pass In tas script.script. And j|e forgsvs Frenchmen were buried asder ths mlll.Uuc ot tb. ibuwkttau girt wtema."—Chicagotm."— Chicago NewsNewa,. replied the seal dealer.—New 1 But the pain did sot pane la th* rains.reochmen As a werecombinatio burledn of castlundere aad hatedthed failefeltedd toto kee kwpp pac par.e wit withh th ethe U Utete World. seeming.—The.mint. — Th_e SketchSketch.. das. As a combination of castle andwasn. . oott coursecom.., completeconplte. 1 h"H’theE constitutionalist.CONSTITUTIONALIST. I A TRIPLETRIPLE AFFAIR.AFFAIR . A Great Gave Park. CentralCentral I.H . HB .of of Nev New Jersey. Jersey . toto dodo eo so . TheThe eoterprlae enterprise of o fThe The Dally Dally proportional*proportionate InertIncreas •10e In thethe valuationvaluation A Orel Oarer rerk. ENDEAVOR CYCLISTS GO. The Constitutionalist. Press Is not of the spasmodic brand- of city real and personal property. OneOne ofof thetb emeat most mtzrtWtin*interesting expert •xper i ENDEAVOR CYCLISTS GO CMI Fwd Eirt.nitflj, The Constitutionalist. Praaa U not of the epaemoolo bread. of city real and personal property. meuts ever made by a rich man in this Birthday* Tos«tk TheThe lncroaeeIncrease InIn city city expenditure*expenditures I recall ever made by e rich men la this CONDUCTED A" MEETING AT CAM a. DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. country is the wonderful Corbin , CONDUCTED A MEETING AT CAMP A triple birthday celebration wi A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. explained by tbe Newark Oommon country la the woreksfol Oorbln | WOLF, WESTFIELO, MONDAY- MI is H*w Tort, r»t •• Likntf, u* We do not profess to be thorough! explained by tha Newark Common park at Newport, N. H. The park WOLF, WESTFIELD, MONDAY A triple birthday oelebratlon was PUtUUIDlT We do not pcofeee to be thoroughly Council as being required to meet the park at Kewpost, K. a The perk held Tuesday afternoon atthehon ftssth Fsrrr WaiUhal] StncW. ' Council ae being requited to mea* the prise* upward of 40.000 acre*, and with bald Tuesday afternoon at th* horn* posted on the newspaper field i interest and sinking fund charge* price* upward ol <0.000 versa aad with- Th»T W*nt AwMal from Thl# City of Mrs. Denton, of Prospect HI TABLE IN EFT£CT JUKE asm. ISM. PLAINFIELD. N.N. J.J. Interest nod sinking fund chargee on In tbe vast inclosore live and breed a of Mrs. Denton, of Prospect Hill, WestOeld. bubett It It termseems ana s thoughthough new High School. City Hospital an in the vim Inc I,.uro live end breed at FoBnil a l-Di * long wnyt off. bat ). We have received no pros- days of the celebrants fall OB th already matters are shaping them town. We have reoetved no proa- sayinsayingg thattbat muchmuch taxabletaxable propertyproperty nons animal* such aa be*rfl. deer, pan aisirr work,work, andand whilewhile one one or or two two of o fthe ttw days of tbe celebrant* fall oo the already molten are abaplng tbem- peotuapectus ofof the tbe new new Journaljournal betbut lieit stitle title same day, and this year It was a selves towaris making tbe tinea upon bas been taken away for park pur tbers. etc, ttSfebad been destroye d Endeavorera went down by train, same day. and this year It was ar- aolTee towards making cbe Hnea upon presumed i denote Its political has base taken away for park pur- Endeavours welt down by train, nod ranged to unite In the celebratii which the municipal battle will be le praeumed to denote la political posesposes,, aadand thattbat InIn other other eaaeaasses pro pro pert then.the countr Me.. ybad previously beta dm.troy.-ff, they returne d In a few othem by; carriage, by far tiu ranged to units In the celebration. which the municipal bottle Will be principleprinciple*s s few other* by earrings- by the Tbe affair was one of pleasure to < foaght ■Ias leftleft lea*less valuablevaluable becausebecause of or the th ede- de - considerablth* countrye provloaaly. cumber to «b#y the vicinitrKarordy aft in- greategreaterr numbernumber werewere InIn the th eparty party of o The affair was one of pleasure to nlL otamidt-rmUo Dumber to lb# vicinity aft- A Dumber of young friends of those TheTbe potM-politica all barometerbarometer Indl.-stesIndfr KodHk Ftead'B Opportunity. molitiomoUtlonn ofof buildingsbuildings toto be b ereplace- replace * er the park waa established. Did thecyclistscyclists thatthat metmet InIn front front of of Cresosnt Cresoei A number of young frleoda of those ercaptiv tho epark creature «u sMtaUUhod. send out mysteriDid tb#i In whose honor the event was give that the present Republican regime Tbe Ladles Home Journal offers by new ones. Avenuebus churchchurch andand enjoyed enjoyed aa half- hal -boas honor the event was given that the preeent BcpubH-aa regime The Lad tea Home Journal offer* captivemessage srrwinnm to their wilmdd congeners ? From were present Tbe guests presented are going to run up against a strong* $500 lo prizes for photographs of th VbUsWhile theth e explanationexplanation soundssound s hour's spin down the county road 1 preeent The goests presented are going to run up agalnat a etranger •100 In prise* foe photograph* of the mi—fir,the Corbi ton park thvir, wildwhic ch hat, hour's spin down the county road, many useful and pretty gifts, an movement than even the Citlzei prettiest suburban homes. It I* anplausiblplausiblee enough.enough, NewarkNewark lax-payerstax-payers arriving Juat as the songservice at th many useful and pretty gift*. movement than eeeo the atimsu' prettiest suburban home*. It le en th#btenc t’orbrne now park, abou whicht ten yearsI , have been arriving Just as the aoogaevvioe at the Mies Denton received a bicycle. candidatecandidatees formedformed themtelreethemselves IntoInto aa acknowledged fact that Pialnfleld has w■nili [ 1 probablyprobably bebe heard beard fromfrom shortly. shortly. camp waswas InIn program.progress . AndAnd such such a Miss Denton received a bicycle. jetraffo. The result ot last year' acknowledged foot that Plainfield Be* sent oat miuiy animals to stock othe jfrjrtstite »I’V'Vi is year ago The reenlt of loot year tbe most attractive suburban homes • FeedlBC tbe Soldier*. song service! It there is anything; tb< was planned to serve refresl city election showed that the voters the moat attractive suburban borne* parks, both private and public Th song service ? If there is anything th* It was planned to serve refresh In the metropolitan district—hom< arat out many mnimala to M-iek ochrr little pieces of human" men ts on the spacious lawn surroum citywere election with th showede movemen thatt theseeltln eotereg t o In the metropolitan district—homes FroFromm thetbe differentdifferent militarymilitary ramp#camps parka,ease wit bothh whic pnrat*h th eand bison public., the Th# restless little pieces of humanity eats on the spacious lawn surround, that make It a residential elyalum f< brought out frotn darkest New Yi ing the house, but the weather pre- mereoverthro withw theth movemente Republica reekingn politica to l that make It a residential elyelum for State and National, there come i •aa#and thwithe el whichk have th#bee nbison, artificiall tb# mo—y bred , brought out from darkest New York log the tonne, but tbe weatber prs- all who seek the salubrious cllma for a ten-days' good time seem to en vented. Instead a sumptuous repas overthrowmachine. Ithet wa Rapubll-aos a stunning podtlblow aito portportss ofot thethe bardahtpe hardships that tba tthe the volun void and their great fecundity—for the m< fora tan-days* good time seem to en- ited. Instead a sumptuous re| and th# elk haw# beru artificially bred. joy, It is shouting the chorus t< was served in tbe house. After an the G. O. P., when one .-onslder* tha that here abounds. teerIror soldierssoldiers areare enduring. enduring. laIn some soi has increased tenfold—gives assurai joy. It Is shouting the chorus lo s i served In tbs bouse. After exchange of happy greeting I thethei O.r opponent O. P.. whens wer < e unorganize.-oaslder*d thatand NowNow barehere I*U a a chance chance forth*fortbepubl publicl locationlocationss thethe foodfood laI s aaldsaid tot obe b ofe that what was once feared, tbe practica rousingrasing gospelgospel hymn.hymn. happy greetings tbs fr unprepared In everys particulaunorganizedr exce andp pride of some of tbe "push the poopoorr quality.quality. InIn other* others therethere IsI slittle Httl extermination of TbsThe visitorsviuitora warswere temptedtemptey scientist than of* alupon.l ove andr th thee world rxpwiuwnt. children, and swarming about every 'rom acute blight's desease, after doubtedlythan they werhavee tbeeno the more regula diener Bepubl l From what we know of suburban where, the children, with alert, widea- from acute blight's decease, after an From What w* know of suburbs# the earnssame fortfort saysay that that theythey arear ere- : hu bma fulltiwrd with ktwurat iutarml where, the children, with alert, widea- lluees of only a week. He made b: than they were to the regular Repubil bournehomes laIn other other placesplaces than than PlainfieldPlain field celvlng excellent treatment. It Is wakwakee faces,faces, tangledtangled hair,hair , andan deyes eye s Hines* of only a week. He made his ceiving excellent by ocuiiM. all over th# world. homelOme withwith DanielDanie l Randolph,Randolph , of wewe havehave DOno fearfear butbut thatthat viewsviews fromfroi rather difficult to understand ju The Corbin estate baa vastly dwindled thattbat gazedgazed atat thetbe strangers strangers withwith curi- curi- There la prospect this year of Mayor rather difficult to understand Just Tb# Oorbln waat# has vastly dwindled ipooner avenue, and tbe funeral wi There la proepcct thla year of Mayor thIkee EldoradoEldorado ofof the the East East willwill capturecapture what tbe situation Is at Fort Hancock ince settlement after the elder Corbin' osity.osity, pleasure,pleasure, oror distrustdistrust Spooner avenue, and the funeral trill Liteltte. SSL a x Flsfc and his followers confronting an what the situation la at Fort Haaoo- k aiac# arttl—cut after tbe rider Corbin’* be held from the house 310 Spoone IN.IM.1U.P.D 8urbody expected that tbe life in th lamentable death three Tear* ago. As i TbTb*e leaderleader ofof th* the msattng meeting waswa sthat tha t b* held from the noose HO Spooner organized movement that will be com Nobody expected that tbs Ufa Is the lamentable death three yrar# a«o. Aa it me Friday morning at 10 o'clock organized movement that tell: he Heldfield bebe advertisedadvertised inestimablyInestimably anandd army was to be a luxurious one andcosts about $23,000. a jvjr to pay the well-knowwell knownn EndeavorEndeavor worker.worker , HrsMrs. . avenue Friday morning at 10 o'clock posed of not only those who have fo army was to be a luxurious one aad i about **3.000 a y-ar to pay the Hr. Dunham was employed as cler poor-I of not only thoee who have for thethe kodakkodak Bendfiend getge tbis bi sor o rher he rre- r e that the rations would equal those a current expenses of the park it is to be AlicAlicee SpangvobergSpangenberg Runyon,Runyon , andand her be Mr. Dunham waa employed as clerk Imw# nalBfWd T list §* D. several years been their antagonists that the redone would equal thoee at current rxpnim of tbe park it U to b# the office of tbe Potter Press eeveral yeara been their antagonleta, wardward Inin tha the receipt receipt of o fa a substantial substantia l home.home. Nevertheless,Nevertheless, Iti tla I nots no tthe th Ine in fearedfeared thatthat thetbe family family maymay be be forced forced to to brierbrief,, simplesimple talktalkio onn thethe words words "Ask,"Ask , the offloe of the Potter bat as well many who have heretofore Works. bat ae well many who have heretofore tendon of either State or National give it up and Malice on a property andand Y*Te ShallShall Receive."Becelve," waswas thorough- thorough Work*. trained in their political school. The taadoa of either State or National five it up aad araliie io a property He was bom in this dry, and a trained In their political a-bool. The thoiltlea to starve the Natl< rhich pays no income. Should this be y helpful and sould be understooi He waa born in thla dry. and opposition will be organized thorough Trading Stamp Problem. authorities 10 starve the Nation - which pay# do inroin*. Should thla be ly helpful sod eould bs understood from good old Seventh-Day Bap Us 1££ opposition will be organized thorough Trading Stamp Problem. is or give them anything tbat Is ae case, it ia to be hoped that the park bbyy nil.ail. MiasMiss AdelaideAdelaide RunyonBunyon sangsang from good old Seventh Day Baptist |y and will therefore be able to make soon or give them anything that It themay caar, be purchase it U to hed anhopMd carrie thatd th# on parkby a n stuck. Eight years age be moved to ■y and will therefore be able to make TheThe tradingtradina stampstamp question,question , sincesince not strictly wholesome. "Ala*, andand DidDid My My Saviour Saviour Bleed."Bleed, stuck. Eight years age be moved to a much stronger fight than last year not strictly wholesome. Duty be porch-elEven aod th carriede great on wester by #on Boselle, and was principal of th a much etroager Bght than laet year. GoeernorGovernor Voorbee*Yoorhees vetoedvetoed theth ei meas- If tbe situation at Fort Hancock Is accompanied by Hiss Hyra Bunyo Roselle, and was principal of tb* Wont of Vandals. If tha situedoo at Fort Hancock Is ha* been practically atrippet accompanied by Miss Myra Runyon public school there until two years Wont of Vi urorae seekingseeking toto make make theth ebasins busines s li reallyreally asas badbad aa as soma some arear eInclined Inclined to wildf-ru**# ha# bom practically Gripped aatt tbsthe organ. organ. ManyMany orof the the Rodenvors, Endeavors , public school there until two legal. Is an omnipresent one with of some of the nobler fenc natures, and mo when he moved to this city. H Though there Is no malicious legal. Is no omnipresent one with believe,believe, thentfasn anan InveedgadooInvestigation shouldshould somsomee ofof the the mothers,mothers, aadand even eve n n a num- nura ago when he moved to this city Though there U no malicious** Plainfleld merchants. Those who a rgn-At uumi ofanima th# lnobler nurser f.m-y of tinn-turw.* kind and " Lhen secured bis position ID Poiter'i mere detested In the public mind than Plainfield merchants Thorn who bbee mademade withoutwithout deUydelay endand the the blame blame fiivat aaiuial uumrry of thi# kind will ber ofif th*tbe children children repeatedrepeated reramverses ofo then secured bis position la Porter'S. nare defeated In the public mind than have; thought It policy to offer the! serve an important use. Conducted He waaras unmarriedunmarried andand leaves leaves nono vandalism In cemeteries—and sspeo have thought It policy to offer their forjr th*the troubletrouble locatedlocated andan dthe tb eevil < grand scale, success Is far more ti Scripture,krlpture. gavsslmplsgave simple testimonies,testimonies. or latomers the advantages of the tnd •rve an important uae. ('.inducted no relatives. He waa forty-seven yean ially the act of robbing graves custom*re the advantages of tho trad- corrected. It h not encouraging to a iairouxln it eveMale.r is #uor— in a smal ial wayfar mnrr. Th esore por e offereofferedd prayer,prayer, thenthen thethe closing closing hyhymni relatives. He waa forty-seven ’ tally the act of robbing gran g stamp scheme have done so re-corrected. Ii It not encouraging to old. hoflowers—the wet*—the practicepractice laIs a a common common one< ing stamp ecbeme have done so re- lighfightt terfcr one's one'* oountrycountry redro dbe b ehalf ha l utilitariait cv#rn maia iay scofa smallf a tway. the notioThe puren o was song. After spending; a short old. gretting that the plan had ever been was sung. After spending n short In the cities of the dead in Pialnfleld gretting that the plan had ever starved when tbat is not necessary. I such an industry, but there are enough time In making acquaintance with th RobertRobert Clerk,Clark, whowbo has has become become thetb la the cl tie* of the dead In Plainfield. devised. A Louisville merchant has starved when that Is not emissary, utilitarian may aruff at tb# notwm of Urns la making acqualniaoc* with th* It possible the offenders ought to devised 4 Louisville merchant has Is possible, however, tbat some of ou wealthy men interested in science guests of tbe camp, the bicycle squad ownerowner ofof CharlesCharles H.H .Lyman's Lyman'a beauti-beaut If poaslble the offender* ought to written to Charles F. Jones, who con la possible, however, that aome of our guests of th* camp, the bicycle squad be rounded up in court and taught a written to Charles P Jones, who oon boy*boys ate Inclined to exaggerate the sporwealthyt wh iono woul d see tbe facts from a was called to order.and amid a chonu fulhomeful home,, cornercorner ofof Jackson Jackson andand Wot- Wat be rounded op In court and taught ducu a special department 1B Printers I called lo order.and amid a chorus laaeonlesson thatthat willwill forciblyforcibly ImpnueImpress apt upo n duel* a special department In Printers' situation and make a maintain out o ■differenport whot standpoint would ■#•. th# fact# from i of "good-byes,'good-byes."" andand thethe JinglingJingling ofof chunchungg avaaaes.avenues, willwill notno ttake take prasesposse s tbeltheirr mlndrminds theth eleerednen sacredness ofo tthe th eInk,Ink, asking:asking: "Is"Is than there anyany way way thattha different Maud point bicyclblcycl*e bells,bells, startedstarted onon tbetr tbelr returnref Mooaion untiluntil OctoberOctober let.1st ,Instead Instead grave.grave. Complaint!Complaints ereare frequent frequent about about youyon knowknow ofof thatthat theth etrading trading stampstamp trip.trip. '! AugusAugustt 1st,1st, a*as reportedreported . thethe thefttheft ofof Bowen Bowers InIn oemetarlee cemeteries and nuisancnuisancee couldcould bebe drivendriven outou oft o af a OuOwer GoodGood Name.Name. Klectrlelectrle Kailway#Railways aadaad WaterWater PoPowe r Ote despoliation of work which be towniown afterafter Itit baa has oaoaonce startedstarted V ?"* MrHr It is sad. Indeed, when the fair fame The use of electro motive power is the decollation of work which be It la aad, Indeed, when the fair fame Th# ua# of electro motive pow*r u Tbe residents of Pearl street, be- reared relatives and friends nai JooeeJones waswas thethe manman who wbo originated originated thetb< of Union county is dragged into extending rapidly from city and sabor- The residents of Peart street, of Caloa oouniy la dragged Inlo the extending rapidly from dry and nubur- tween Watchung avenue and Wi UMPHREYS' done ia final tribute to departed ones advertisingadvertising ofof SlagelSiegel CooperCooper Jt& Com- Com mlrebyoeeofmire by one of her her elcitizen tlesess whowbo hap- hap - tramways to tbe paralleling of ol< tween Watehiwg avenue end Warren dona In Baal tribal# to departed way. to th# paralleling of old treet, are complaining about the con SPE0F1CS M^. m. Btmd«m HUh Brides Branch (or lo the majority of cases it Is un ponysany whenwhen theythey startedstarted businessbusiness In pens to wield tbe pen In ao editorial established steam line* by narrow gauge ntrror, are complaining about tha SPECIFICS la the majority of cases It la un- pens to wield the pen In en editorial #d steam lines by aaixow gang# dltion of tbe roadway. They say tba doubtedly the work of children, who New"ew YorkYork aadand maymay be be consideredconsidered aaan sanctum. This time our friend li rtmd*. This is notably tbe case in tho dllion of tbe roadway They say that doubtedly the work of children, who eanctum. Thla lima our friend la th* r»mda Thi# 1# notably tb# car# in I Is BO graded tbat the water stands perhapperbapes dodo not not realizerealize Uuthe enormity enormity ofof expert[pert InIn sums* successfull fullyy grapplinggrappling withwith fairFair towntown ofof Westfield, Westfleld, th*th eeditor edito rof o sectionarctic—s ofof th#th ecountry country wherewhi-re therethere 1# It le eo graded that the water stands CONTENTS:CONTENTS: great business problems. What be therethere longlong afterafter everyevery rain,rain ,aad an dbe- be - theirtheir crimecrime endand wbceewhose parent*parents areare tootoo great business problems. What be the UnioUnioen CountyCounty StandardStandard , bathas Abundanceabundance ofof wx*#rwater power.power. Tb#The ccooo- econo - PartPart 1.-DiseasesI.—Diseases ofof Horses.Horse*. says about the matter will be in sides making the road unpleasant fo •old of moral respect to teach them says about the matter will be In- gleanedgleaned fromfrom thethe newsnews ofof theth eoo count y mmyy ofof bo11-11an building andand of of rollingrolling Mock stock re re - side* making the road unplea tart for Part II.—Diseases of Cattle. void of moral impact to teach them tereating to every Pialnfleld merchant wheelmenwheelmen andand driver*, drivers. leIs a a mensn Part II.—Disease* or Cauls. different.different InIn each such lactaaoe*instances itI tIn I s the ting to every Plainfield merchant eeveralseveral affraysaffrays thatthat causecaujw hiehi s■ c quirwlquired i#is accompaniedaccompanies byby the tb efurther f arthr r Part III.-Diseases of Sheen It la as foilJW« : thethe healthhealth ofof th* the dosnuunl-ycommunity . Port HI.—Diseases of Sheep. parent*parents whowbo oughtought toto bs be mods made to to teal fee It Is aa follows: good1 naturenature toto drop drop dangerouslydangerously advantagadvantagee thatthat ihmthen - iais no no k«fw longe rany an y Part IV.-Diseasea of Hogs. AMitiiT.|lt.>ni. m. nu ; tbe arm of the law necessary to con- treat was, two.lvpeople looklook sia ttbs th etz tradin g the zero point and to relieve Itself In stion of grades, no necessity of dt-ri Part IV.—Diseases of Hogs. the arm of the law neoaenary to • rood deal dlffctoatlr from the aero point and to relieve itself in Twice, no n—#ity of devi MB Cur— No FBJ, Part Vy-Diseases of Dogs. < B vince tbat they owea doty to tbe com- ip qeverio* s sood dsel dUJvTvatlr bum the following disheartening para routes. But the crowning factor ol Part V - Disseisee off Doga. < vine* that they owe a duty to the eastwhatldo I do-. II betleretossraet believe to* «rcat sxtsetextent t following disheartening porn routca. But th# crowning fact.# erf ThaiThat Isis theth eway way all al ldruggists druggists sellsel l Part VI.—Diseasev * of Poultry. s! -=sresr«a.'BK munity not to countenance such things legitimate bnsinew. and I do not at 1 irapa: cheapness cornea from economy of ino- • to countenance each thing* louts Instates, aad I do eot it sweat GroveOrovess TastelessTasteless ChillChil l TonicTonic forfo ~Part x> VI.—Disease*book la becwr btndln Of Poultry. BO OM . on the part of their children. Ot Mr war that It can be leoailr driven FlgbttDgsMins to be the "proper thin power. This bas been most e 0 invite oo the part of their children. loo* of ear eer dial « raa bs bvsllv dtlrea tlvr power. This has been tnoac effre- Malaria.Chillslalaria.Cbills andand Ferro. Fever . ItI tIs i ssimply simply r a town. As loot as the trading 1st now In this part of the eonntr. A fam tnally proved lu New ^-c'f"*. many prime*-** are confined to • tew stores. I IgbthereStinday night, a "free for all" toally poured In New England, many Ironrun andand Quinine Quinine In In a a tasteless tasteless form.form . -free lor sir el sections of the fttmtban d some of tne Beeflea GirtGirt forfo r a National C* tlsreallrasood thln«for thee*those lawfew stores.stores sections of the wrath sad boom of the ChildreChildrenn lovelove It.It . been mind. made I nEditor either oPearsall.f the thre e Itus . dynamoslynamoa transformtransform tb*the water water powre. power , lu OF ignateIgnaiedd aeas a a military military postpoat byby the the gov gov - luallr spreads too far. forwben I: Is i,wn Fever mind. Editor Pearsail, It Is cswcase*a thetbe curv-utcurrent 1*ia applied applied throughthrough RobertRobert Clark,Clark, ofof WasiringtonrlUe.WashinploovfUP 'BBBSm** used br everybody o\r lor* br a large number laidsaid thatthat ItIt lais alwaysalways darkestdarkes t beforebefor e eminent.ernment. TheTh ecamp camp laI s admirablyadmirabl y \y u#ed bf #w*rybodj thehe trolleytrolley wire,wire, batba tin in th* the loogve longer roe re le# baaag exchangedexchanged hi*bis handsomehandsome property property adapted for tbe purposes of Uncle Sam people It does not do inr of them very mgi dawn.dawn. PctbapePerhaps eveneven nowBOW the th ecounty .com the third rail is u-.il. and the result in adapted for the purpoae* of Uncle Sam *ood. •ba itt 4om Is Mmi-l Dot doaorr a ta ofx ti»non tb T*rre merch matha the third rail Is Used, and the resalt in withwith Charts*Charles Lyman,Lyroan, ofof tb*the borough, borough la quartering his soldiers there. willwill suddenlysuddenly developdevelop tomesome ‘rails-rait* of la quartering hie soldier* there rbfchbut th *u trading» stamlu p peoplth* merrhie collect , thelie latterlatter rasecase i>i sentirely entirely satisfactory.sstiafactory . or Mr Lyman'a Jackson avenue The present State reservation • th# tndtBc rfuip wl« eolWet wonderlandwonderland goodness.goodness. for Mr. Lyman's Jackson av r. w « a-m a 31.» or.s Sf* p. mTTl If The preeent Stale reaervaUo think after It spreads a goodgood war*ways thatthat tbt e Thererbere isis eono doubt dcubt thatiha twhere where the th enet nat - bouts.oose. PoesPossessio nee Ionn InIn both both .«*** .-aeee trill wil PIANOS tains 120 ai-res. Ten thousand soldiers At anyany rate,rate, sparespare theth ename nam ande an d ural conditions aiv suitable, this kind nf PIANOS tain. 110 a. -re*. Ten thousand soldier* oral "o-lm.o. are xutablo this kind of be givengiven AugustAugust 1stlot., could be camped on this tract, prc- •U and be Terr glad to CITB It up fame) ofof UnionUnion county,county, aadand IfI f"copy' "copy " lectro motor railway will provi could be oamped on thla tract, pro- runs short and you need a paragraph electro mi-tor railway will prove s grains marl vidlnf? the parade ground was aban- sutasloBffss the trading stamp people oon- run* short and you Dead a paragraph < .1 ve a very important dooed,parade orHel halfd wa thatg lef numbert intact If. theJus t with the** for a tang Ume. If In Hr. FMer- tbe good things that have happened systems sad will roles a reey Impoetaat new clubhouse of tbe Park Oolt Club. D nctrano* to" th* the good thing* that have happened problem of transpnrtaUon. Reduced «- oaoutt a number number ofof of of good good paradenorth o fHeld the Statneee campleft Intact.. SO acre Joat* o f son's city tbe trading stamp plan is eoofliMd of late—the fresh air camps, the problem r-f transp-rtalAxt Reduced ex- the right nnmher of people, and If the here of late—the frvah air camps, the > in building and operating mean* second-band pianos at northlevel lan of thed ca Staten be hadcamp,, an dto wes acre*t of oftb e ted Cross benefits, and all the other pense is building aad operating mean, HE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. second-hand pianos at Red Crass benefit*, end all tbe other • 'uly lew paiwenger and freight THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. extremely low prices, and railroad 100 acres are available. Just •reafcupthe arrangement. I believe the ba*t worthy happenings. i_ not only 1*_ |Wronger aad freight extremely low price*, and worthy arilT». but ixnwitiility of railway trans- soutrailroadh of 100 the acres Hanas^oa are availablen river, 6 0 acre! thine they coald do would be to abut a tradlnsT tariff*, but 1-waiIiUuy of railway trans- leafitf TroublttTroubles aidand Cssssmptiss Consumption CCssm oonn easyeasy termsterms ofo fpay- pay ' p srstam of tbelr own ID competition portationortation otberwirootherwise Impracticable.impracticable. ItIt southor idea ofl campinthe Manaaquang land ,-a river,n be seeo. acres ured CnuitorfiCnnfbrd Ilctlcpma Herwlf. be Cured momment.. NowNow is is theth etime tim e Thof Ideale Governo campingr thu lands fa canr habate,s secure and d wttfcU*the one already astsbltibed. A trading Is tadyonly Inin longlung trunktrunk lines.lines , Involvinginvolvin g b« Ctttd LEHIGHEHIGH VJLLlETVALLEY RULROiu.RULHOiii. ipsrstemrun by the merchants tbatn- CranfordCranford hashas redeemed redeemed Oanelt.herself. HeHerr to get a bargain. Theoption Governors on 25 0thru acre sfar outsid has esecured of tb e complicatecomplicatedd K-hrelalrs- h-.!:.:- - of of freight freight serviceservice to get a bargain. seWe■e «ooUcould b#be or1ata#t#doriginated whichwhich wooM would Dot no t doughtydoughty littlelittle editoreditor ofof thetbe Cranford Cranford TimeTime UDtotattle InIn effect effect MayXav ».19 ,IBM 180 8 State camp. Hub of this property anendd lntmeua-lyimmensely heavyheavy trainstrains, ibetsteamthat steam 7 Octave Square * 40 conflict withwith Umtfa« right,rights ol ot th*(be uriglMl origina l trmd-trad- Chronicle appreciates the fact and 7 Octave Square 9 40 LEAVIaKA YEE SOUTHSOUTH PLAINPLAINFIELJD FIELD,, H.JwH. It can be leased for about »io an acre a men. am) br sottlnc all tba mer- Chronicle appreciate* the ran end woulwouldd holdhold nsit *own ow nagainst agains t electricelectri c 7* " " TO t. It would rerr soon cause HUM hand-isDerails l>It forth forth laID an an Inspired Inspired para,para - ran by b ycoWV.itlent convenien watert wate power.r power . t! -£ upright::::::::::UpriRht.... — the first trading- stamp * rstem v graphgraph lala hi* his editorial editorial colnmns.columns . ThThee TbeThe distinguisheddistinguished chemist.chemist, T.T . A. ciT "enema*." Th*Tb e merchants « carnival,arrival, thatthat *even roott ofo fpun past yean,-yeara ,la i s Slocum.ofiocum.ot NewHew York York City,demonstrat-Clty.demonstrat- 71 “ HsllettHaUet r S"& Darts' bavia "1«6 I9 C Special Analvenarr Edition. their trsding TbsTbe claimclaim roso often often mademade thatthat aa large large _ his discovery of a reliable cure for M . — .. 210 notnot toto b*.be . SomaSome aaldsaid that tbat theth eOrao- Cran - Tcentage of Federal soldiery during ing hie discovery of a reliable cure for The Dunellen Call celebrated Its Id th* pretvntagv of Federal soldiery during DDeumption Pulmonary Tuberculo- ord folfolkk war*were alow,alow, butbu t theythey did did act no t >e civil war was of foreign birth Consumption Pulmonary Tuberculo- sixth anniversary yesterday, and Inprofit* which th*Uwdte> HU| VW tb* civil war was of foreign birth 11.bronchial,lung and chest troubles, P1YIEITS S3 ts S8 day. mid In took behind the mask that bid thescarcely agree* with official statistic* of ate-.bronchial.tong and cheat troubles, 01 PITIEITS S3 ll SB honor or the event a special anniver- •uPDOMd to utfi la thwtr mUD. Aa scare-sly agrees with official WallsUre of stubborn ooiurha, eatarrhal affectloni honor of the event a special anniver- Mis *T^Tbodreverybody IU was l> ia th* UM »rtMD. ryMeoi .*r o r** a a motivemotivess ofof thathe promoter promoter ofo ftbe tb e.at- BBB > wax department. According to these stubborn coughs, calarrbal affections sary edition of that enterprising week- general decline aad weakness, loss of sary edition of that enterprising week- as a large Percentage of toe store* were BlTaLivaL NowMow they they barehav e beenbee nun- un - per cent were American general decline and ace knees, loro at •OITILY■ONTNLY.. ly was Issued. Editor George Day, raid natural I r be unproAta ly waa leaned. Editor Georg* Day. masked. Instead of a earoival Crao- '•' per cent Germans, 6 per cent eeb.and all conditions of wasting assisted by O. A. Douglass, deserve It bard [IT the trading stai_ maaked. Insesel of eearalyal eras Lotiot ofof good good second-handsecond-hand OrOr-- Intel by O. A. Douglas*. deserve rd is to have a river fete whi- b. as "**- 2 S per cent British Americans way, will send THREE FREE BOT ■ fold Is to have a river fete which, as away, will send THREE FREE BOT gans at $20, $25 and OS p. m. dailr loaej for IMn and Wllkes- muchmuch creditcredit forfor tbetr their effortsefforts Inin giving giving (what similar to this has been Irish. «ra per cent Brittah Americas, LES (all different) of bis New Dis- gans at $20. $25 and Tbe Chronicle so aptly «*»«, .. and ,Va per cent all other nationalities. TLE8 all different) of hie Mew Die. the people of Dunellen such on able Th* CfcroalcJ* so aptly says. -WillW( u aad S* per oral all other aatkmalltlae •» 4 ID *r-«ie "f the southern cttle*. && that upward, $4 per the people of Dunellea such sotot onlyonly giroRive aaan rowelag evening ofof pkaaure pleasure Tbe ratio also holds true of tbe losses in coverieo overt**s toto any any afflicted afflicted readerreader of Of thla this upward. $4 per •ap. m.iallr except Bandar, eipreaj for Paper. Th* ratio also holds ire. of tha lossss In iper writing for them. month. to thathe tnwnwanplttownspeople andand their tbelr guestsguest s battle, snowing that all fought with paper writing for them month. IkaaBarre. Berutoa. Pottsrille. Hasleton. battle, showing that all fought with His "New Scientific Treatment" baa LIB Junction and t A completecomplete historyhistory ofof dratthat borough borough butwtuutwill eldaid th* the Red Red (huesCross SocietySociety la in equal bravery in the forefront of danger. Hie “New BcteeUfio Treatment" baa andand NewNew Market Market appear,appears uI nthe tb e eqa»J bravery In th* ferebeat of danger. cured thousands permanentlntlyy byby its It *A. largelarge assortmentassortment ofof elegant elegant anniversary numbenbarr fromfrom thathe panpen of o f TheThe TatTa xfUtr. Rate. While tbe other nations have been timelym*ly isee.eaduse.and hebe considersconsiders UIt aa simple simple neneww Mr. Douglass, and is of great local Orer In Newark they have just fixed rofesKtonal duty to suffering ban Mr. Douglass, and la of great local Over In Newark they have Just fixed dwttb. scrambling for slices of China with profaaalnnal duty I Interest. A handsome cover In colors, the tax rate which there amounts to ! with th* tax rats which there amounts to t New York newspaper • th* Union Jack is not be- Itytoto donatedonate aa trail trail ofo fhie bi sInfalHMe infallible with * picture of tbe Unooln monu MO. It will not be long befon great New Yeah newspaper as HalleHallett & Davis Davis with a picture of the Uoeoln mono *»10. It will not be long before «won of tbe Bomgogne disaster that iml in flying over important accretions rare. ment at Lincoln. U an admiring fea- Pialnfleld will know wbere she stands leaane of the Boargcgaa disaster that mental LI nee in. u an admiring fea- Plainfield win know where she stands ;sbonld be a oampnlrarj boat drill oatf CelestialCelestial SOILsoil. Ia iHK**— to WVi- Science dally develops new wooden, CPMGHTrpBIGHT PIPIASOB AH06.. ture. The usual amount of local news this year In regard to taxes. Since should I* a ccmpuleory boel drill dally develop* new wonders, ture. The usual amount of local news this yea- In regard to tax**. Blocs eawt twice W every voyage of an Halai-Wei Wat,, whichwhich IsIs lthsiylikely toto become an aad this great chemist, patiently ex- ud S rears' time If j appears and makes the Issue one well advent of the new memat- least twice ua ovary voyage of aa 1 sad this great nhemlel. patiently S—Cabinet Grand*. • appear* and make* the laaoe one well advent of the new mem a passenger liner. Tbe dexterity oriental Gibraltar. P-fl --"* ha* also se- enting for years, has produced worth preserving. The entire paper bers of the Common Council, oriental Gibraltar. England has also se- pari meeting fot years, has prodnoed -S7 per month. worth preserving. The entire paper of the Common Council, discipline which com* of praotic* ared the fastnesses of Kai-long. just a as beneficial to humanity as can was printed In Duoeuen. is more interest than ever and dimiplta* which of presrice cured the fswniaiti of Es tes fate Free muale andand C#t*ic*m*Catalogue forfar tb#the ##ktBC*ask Ins . vrae printed la Dunellea. there Is more internet than soar migfal caul/ become of inestimable opposite Hongkong, with M0 miles be claimed by any modern genius. His as to what tbe rate will be. Some or l easily I-erven oppedta Hongkong, with NO mites a* to what the rate will be Some of value. We believe that this was at one front of tbe mainland. This will put hose in authority say that while they voles We believe that this was at mis front of the mainland. This will pal assertion tbat lung troubles and • SteadWeedyy EnterpriseEnterprise ofo f TheTh ePVvwe. Pw*» . me the babit of the Canard line, if it whole traffic of southern China nn- thosesnno int tel authorityl as yet wha eeyt thatIt wil whilel be. theythey tha hstdl of tbs Ouzmrel line. U It sumptioniptlon at*are curable curable la in any any climate climate I* Is THEIEW.F.TW1YPUK0C0 W. F.TW1Y PIANO CO. , SlooeSince thatbe war war hashas programedprogressed toto the th e not today. It ought to be carried oat aritiah control. cannot~ abl etall to aa predic yet whatt wit hIt •will ertalnt be. ythey that tods*. II ought in bs csrrisd oat dev British octroi provenproven byby "heartfelt"heartfelt tetter*letters ofof grati-grati- 94 FVthFifth Avenue, INew York. point where the public does not regard every ship which undertakes the re- 8 li. in M a. a, . ia i*. i ». 6 10. TOT and f i* point where the public does not regard arethe abletax rat to epredict wiu be with considerabl . attaintyy lowethatr tude, ""filed filed lain bl* hia AmericanAmerican aadand Euro- Euro- Its developments with ihat ID tense laoofc ovaryi tiiiit shipy o whichf crowde undertahvsd human life the. re ArrivaAffltill illiif OtytrUrtDtpirtirt ■tnht waistbands, as thsy lar of froth. The main trouble Menu to »mply writ* to T. A. Slocum, M. a, tf.»ni.n.,iig,t» and «to y. in., daiir re noticeable extent In the yearyear Isla tbethe highest highest therethere sincesince IW. 1882 had been toldtold before captors tbat they havee beenbeen thatthat theth eusw new mao me ndid di dnot no t Pine street, New York, giving poet- treatment of war news wnen it reached «a 41. With tbat ex- M FIDS street. New Tort, giving post- •wept Bnndar. Snad»rB;«ia. m. ud t« when It readied *T 11 With that ex wouldwould ellall hebe put put to to dratb death by by tbs the Ameri- Ameri - knoww howbow toto rook cook thvdTtheir ratitxtsrations pupa- proper- face and express address, and the free ThlaThis hashas notnot beenbeen thetb epractice practice of of office nod express add tyro, end the fra* caption It la the highest In Newark fot cancan mvagvs.savages. PerhapsPerhaps sens scans of o fth# the Igno- igno- ly. TheThe regulars regulars erera were all all th* tbe time time revel- revel- medicinmedicinee willwill bebe promptlypromptly seatsent direct direct The Dally Press, however as alt of its in plenty on the The Dally Pram, however , as all of Its forty-four years. rantrant fellowsfellows baitersbelieve thatthat thetb eunaccus- snaocn* - ing la plenty tm the a from his laboratory. readerraadsras havehave plentyplenty ofo iopportunity opportunity to to from his laboratory. TheThe heavy increase in tomedomed amplitudeamplitude ofof leading feeding onlyonly mean,means observe. From day to day thjs. paper the tax SufferersSufferers shouldshould taketake InstantInstant advan-adran- rate it occasioned by an addition fatter and tenderer "Ions pig," as the TherTheree areare pereouspersons toao social socia lthat that they they has presented tbe latett and moat re- to tatter and trotter, "long pig. ” as th. ige of his generous proposition. 11 ol •lSa.07i.96 to the city expenditure n't waste their time alone, and the** tage Of Us generous proposition. liable war news, and It will continue Please tell the Doctor that you saw and ll trillrou conunmicontinue for*"" the the current curren** t “**—v yea cityr —I an expenditured - a very -smal .. l *x.me the scourge of bn*y people. PI**** tenths Doctor that you esw year aad every small fevcotlsgrilL ■ asourgetf busy people thisia laIn Tbe Tbe CooetltutlonsllaLOonstltuttonaliat. 81*g is ly i y al2SLS2NiittS£.a*k THETHE CONSTITUTIONALISTCONSTITUTIONALIST.. E RELIGIOURELIGIOUSS CANTATACANTATA BROTHERS-IN-LABROTHERS IN LAWW SEASOSEASONN ISIS OPENED OPENED Dr. Humphreys’ SpecifiesDr. seeHumphreys d,nelly epos tb. -liras**,' CARNEY BROS., BBYY A CHURCH CHURCH CHOIR.CHOIR. QUARRELQUARREL ININ COURT. COURT . WHtfGREATWllrfGREflT SUCCESSSUCCESS . Specifiewithoet eirihags *et diractl dremlsry upo inn etherthe diwaae perie. HEAT YOUR CARNEY BROS, without exciting dsordu in other puts HEAT YOUR ef the system. They Care Us Sick. MADISOMADISONN AVENUE,AVENUE, "The"The VisionVision ofo fSt St .John" John " HeardHear d Lawyer*Lawyer* ArguedArgued and and ThnnThan Clienta Clients Sullivan'Sullivnn'ss TroubadoursTroubadours GivsThnit Give Thei r of the system. They Cure the Sick. inin : FirstFirst BaptistBaptist Church.Church . BetweeBetweenn FrootFront andand SeoocdSecond streets.rtreete. mi TookTook aa Hand.Hand. InitiaInitiall Performenc*.Performance. A FINISHEDFINISHED RENDITION.RENDITION . CHARGECHARGE OFOF CALLINGCALLING NAMES NAMES THEATRTHEATREE OPENOPEN FORFOR SEASONSEASON HOUSE TinnersTinners,, LARGtABOtE MUSIC-LOVINQMUSC-LOVINQ AUAUDlENC Dl EN3kt WASWAS ETTINQEETTINGERR ALLEGEDALLEGED THATTHAT KANEKAN E ITT LOOKEDLOOKED NEATNEAT ANDAND CLEANCLEAN ANDAND RE- RE - PRESENT. CALLEDCALLED HIMHIM VILE VILE NAMES.NAMES . FLECTEDFLECTED CREDITCREDIT ONON MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT . witwithh SunshineSunshine Parlor Parlor PlumbersPlumbers heaterheater oror atostove ve:; therethere ^VkiK6 f. McCUlkH, IHrrrl-.r. ..d H«w. areare NONENONE BETTER.BETTER, GasGas Fitters,Fitters, Othello,Othello, thethe highesthighest EBfflS? grade Dortable range, iovesGrate* can and bo foundbricks her©for allat Jobbers*kind* ol -«h .r MI*. Canopopyy andan dMan Man prices*- Bring your tinware mending ****** WM a t-««tar*—(hoir Will RHI. ■Mht. hattan ranges are to us. The. . best -tinners, iners ,the th beste L™ . IfIf therethere lab anythingany thins thatthat lb*th etruly trul y hattnn ranges are Kober*.ibere, andand thethe bestbest ror-fittersgas-fitters Inla A thoroughthorough mnaio-lovtngmasic-loving audlrnoeaudience AAsa aa Baal*Bnato toto aa naan cas ela I nJi Justin typl.-altypical AmericanAmerican audienceaudience doe*does notDo t thethe £avonfavorite tegs ata t this section.section. WeWe u usH enone sone but bu that th e gatheredgathered atat the the FirstFirst BaptistBaptis tchurch church Mothers court Monday moraine, a wantwant loto do. do. ItIt Is Is to M wait wait . NoN omatter matte r moderate prices. ▼vereryy bestbeet ofof materials, materials, andand our ou rwork work last Son-laBan. layy toto listen listen to to tbe the rendition rendition of of Mosher s court Moaday morning, a moderate prices. always gives satisfaction. InnKeys omf rant wawasa Isaaad icsme dfrom fro mtbs tb Citye Cit ywhat it happens to be, the American all lands are made here. Tinware a canbua.cantata, '"Th Thee Vision Vision ofo fSt St .John. John, ' " Judge's ofBoe for Cbarles Sane, Of wants no delay. He U also quite par- .. Tinware AIMEDAIMED ATATJJV LIVEE BIRDS:BIRDS : by 0. W. Ooomba, which was given by offlaa for Charts Kane, of nts no delay. He to also quits par rot BOLE AT mad--made e toto order. order .Ranges, Ranges brick, bric mik an d by C. W. Coombs, which was glean by Philadelphia■bta.. laIn thetbe afternoon,afternoon, charg- ticulaulsrr asaa regards regards lbsthe —ana sameness ef•! bto his portablportablee furnaces.furnaces. SanitarySanitary plumbing.plumbing. TRAP SHOOTERS CONTESTED AT tbethe churchchurch choirchoir under under ibetb edirection direction inlogg blmhim withwith catlingoaUlng MichaelMichael EtUn- entertainmenrsattainments. HeHe wants wants variety,variety . DUNELLEN SATUROAY. ofof HowardHoward CansCase , organist.organist. TbsTh echoir choi r rev.PCT. ofof Oottage Cottage place,place, aa vile vil e namename , waa withwith threetbeae peculiaritiespeculiarities of o ftbs tb e A.M.GRIFFEN'SAsM.GRIFFEN’S,, also unstatedassisted byby Mire Hiss Carroll,Carroll, atm. alto, The trialtrial waawaa baldheld MondayMonday night, night ,and and American audience In view that Sulli- anandd I.L. H. H .Blgiow. Blglow, Jr. Jr., tenor.tenor . TbeThe solo aolo after listening to a large amount of van's Troubadour* wen organized. SanitarSanitaryy Plumbing,Plumbing, parts were taken by Hiss Harris, a large amount of 119119 EastEast FrontFront fit s t pane were taken by Mias Harris, testimonytestimony onon both both aldea.aides , tbeth eOtiy Cit y The aim was to cater totbesevery BrickBrick andand PortablePortable Furnace Furnac* sopranoipcaao;; MrsSire Ward,Ward , contralto.contralto ;O O . JudgeJudge finallyfinally concludedconcluded toto allow allow thethe tastens andand tbsthe InitialInitial performanceperformance ofof TelephoneTelephone Call.«.Call, G. There WM a gathering of the trap W. Smith and L. H. Blglow, Jr., defendant to go. then not being tbe Troubaboura. given in BtUlman Gas Fitting, Tin Roofing, Tkere •» * gathering of tbs imp tenor*,Babb aad L. H. Blgiow. Jr., to go. there not being tbs Troubaboure. given in BtUlmsa One Fitting, Tin I feootere•nooters fromfrom thiathis se.sectio lionn ata ttbifi tb e non. sufficiensufficientt evidenceevidence toto bold bold him.him. MusiIcc HallHall Monday,Monday , evidencedevidence d JAS.JAS. M.M .DUNN, DUNN , Etc.,Etc, Etc.,Etc, Etc.Etc. mood*grounds ofof the the Duoellen Dunellen OunGun Club Clqb Ball Sat- TheTbe presentationpresentation ofof tbsthe cantata cantata was was TbTbee troubletrouble allal lslatted started lain tbe tb firste first thatthat tbathe effort,efforts ofof tba the management management inIn urday after noon when toeclub held a perfect. Each pan, as well aa the that direction had been sti.-.-eatful. mdey afiar oooo .hen tbeclib held a perfect. Each parr, as well aa the placeplace bstwssebetween tarotw olawyers. lawyers . SS .8. 8 . that direction bed bee* **-. osafuL DealerDrn>r IInn *ooliboot atat U11 reblrtU.vebirds. Ibe the 0 first r«t Moe* slnne the the ror- for- chorue, wawass gleangiven withwith aa Onlsb finish that tha t SwackbameLbamerr andand Councilman Councilman WalterWalter BesidesBesides markingmarking thethe openingopening ofof tbe tb e I am prepared to do any of the above nal orRanization of the Central New was delightful. The solo work of GROCERIES,GROCERIES, rancheraucncMs inin sinewy strictly una-ciassSrst-claes sanitary sanitary ■al ofgunl ration of I he Genual Sew was delightful The solo work of L Hatfield.Hetfleld. KaneKane sue.I sue.I EttlngerEttloger forfor •aaoaeonn forfor the the Troubadours,Troubadours, lastlast eve - anadd wormanrfhlpwonnanShip manner.manner. - jmreyTrspJewevTrap ShootingSnooting LeagueLeague . DespiteDespite Minestiss HarrisHarris waswas aa feature,feature , barhe rrich, rich , ning's performance also aaw the be f•100 100 moseymoney loaned,loaned, aadand when when the tbe case came nlng's performance also tew the be- HUMPHREYS* PROVISIONSPROVISIONS,, HavidcHavlDg associatedassociated myselfmyself withwith theth e tbfe,e ibreetenlagthreaten ing weather,weather , ibeth eafrar- after - sweesweatt voiceVoice addingadding greatlygreatly toto tbs the ren- ren- waa callecalledd MoadayMonday morningmorning MrMr. . glDDlnfrienlBgg ofof tbathe .theatrical theatrica l ssaaonseason In In HUMPHREYS' faste[asterr MembersMembers AssociationAssociation ofof Hew Ne w BOOB'aooa’iiportB sport waswa svislleet excellent andan dsome som e ditiondition.; Mrs.lira. Ward'sWard' s singingsingin g waswa s HetfieldHet field askedasked forfor aa an Adjournment adjournment forfor PlalnflelPlainfieldd forfor tbethe fall fal l andan dwinter winte rof o f WITCHWITCH HAZELHAZEL OILOIL VEGETABLES,VEGETABLES, York City, I employ Done but flrstj fine icorea were recorded. There ni equally enjoyed, as was that also of "“THE THE PILtPILE OINTMENT."OINTMENT." lass mechanics and non-union men, flaescores were recorded. Then was equally enjoyed, as was that also of n month.lotn. ThisThis Mr. Mr . SwackbamerBwacknamer ohob - 9308 andand '99. ItI twas wa apparents apparen fromt from tbs th e FRUITS &c believe in every man running a ( Vttle wind aod no sun to bother the MrUr. SmithSmith andand Mr. Mr Blgiow.. Blglow . ThereTher e Jectr-Iie.letrio trio byby Mlsw Hiss- Harris. Harris ,Mr*. Mrs .Ward Ward Ju'ige Moaher patiently listened while Uas»e F-tEdward wardss badha dkept kep t htohi sword, word . SSSSBsHSSH chosen lot and flew well despite the and Kiss Blair, and a .quartette by Judge Mosher patiently listened while GARDEN SEEDS I lot and llew weU deeplte the] aad Mies Blair, aad a quartette by thetheyy argued,argued, andand tbath etwo tw oprincipals. principal* , The bonaehouse waawaa clean,clean, scrupulouslyscrupulously so. so . freshfresh andand carefully carefully selected.selected . finelie edst mis thatt tha occasionallyt occasionall yfell. fell .Seat Nea f atlsMines Harris.Harris, Mrs.Mrs .Ward. Ward .Mies Mis sBlair Blai r Kane and Ettinfler, becoming excited, In fact. Furthermore.Furthermore, Iti t waswa sneat. neat . "bD.. W.W . LITTELL,LITTELL, ipgar pulled the traps. and Hiss Randolph. The parts were Kane and Ettlnger. becoming c id tod > ipgu polled the traps. CS aad Mian Randolph. Tbe para were tootookk na band.hand, and.and ,It i tIs U alleged. alleged said, sai d TbsThe effortsefforts otof MazeMaze EdwardsEdwards badhad not no t 224224 PARKPARK AVENUE,AVENUE, No.No. 113112 North North Are..Ave. ,Plainfield. PlalDfleld, N.N .J. J. lbHes eeentevent otof the tbe afternoon afternoon mwa sthe th ewelweUl takentaken andand tbethe eolcee voices blendedblended Inin many unpleasant things about each beenbeen Inla rain,vain, forfor Music Music HallHal lwan waa ear-cer - sweetest harmony. Another part by ty unpleasant thing* about each OFFOSITEOPPOSITE SOUTHN0BTH AVENUE.AVENUE. match•itch betweenbetween thethe teem*teams fromfrom the tbe harmony. Another part by otherother.. tainltalolyy onon ItsIts bestbest behaviorbehavior andan dIts it s T 1 Bound Brook Gun Club and tb*MineMiss Harris.Harris, Mrs.Mrs .Ward Ward aadan dO. O W.. W . bright and cleanly appearance greatly TERT.Y — In Fjitiicfvxl Township, lulj is iwe. Everything usually found in a flrst- ALBERALBERTT HEDDENHEDDEN Booed Brook dun Club aad the MeanwhilMeanwhilee tbethe stentorian stentorian voicesvoices ofof bright end cleanly appearance greatly E^&3risnsaK>nh E. w Ie 3 Edward Terir.«& in W aBath Everything usually found In n first- DuneDnaeUenQu lien Gunn Club.Club . AA week week before befor e mita wanis a feature. feature. MessrsMessrs.. Swackbamer.Swackhamer, Hatfield.Hetfleld, KaneKane pleased" ibethe heart*hearts ofof the the theatre-goers tbeatre-goers class grocery. tbtCUmsx Gun Club, of Plaiofleld. The cantata Is a beau tif a 1 oom post - of the city. nar. Qoods delivered free of charge. Liveryivery && BoardingBoarding StablesStables tfeCUnra* Oun Club, of Plainfield, cantata la a beautiful composi- anandd EttlngerEttinger werewere heardheard outside.outside . ot the city. EKLLEY-InthUcltr.3ulrai.ieXiKgLLET-la thk eii» July n. MM.. Max****Uugmnt Goods delivered free of charge. hadhad defeateddefeated thethe DunellenDunellen teamteam andand tion.Jon, highlyhighly religious,religious, andand Iti tbring being It. Its PeoplPeoplee beganbegan to drop drop Inin one one by b yone. one . AndAnd thenthen forfor thethe entnnalnmeotentertainment It- It- QEOBOEW.EOBGE W. DAT. DAY, FOURTH ST..BT.. thetbe latterlatter warwas ahiiousanxious toto recover recover their their firstIrst renditionrendition InIn thia this city,city ,aaa wa sa a rare rar e and In a little while tbe court room selfOf.. "A"A new new Idea idea In In repertoire. repertoire, '" they the y G betweenbetween WetehungWatehung *ndand PerkParkavenuee avenues.. lost laurels by winning a victory. The musical treat Aft»r tbe musical ser- and In n tittle while tbe court room First-clasPlrshctoras Livery.LJvery. HorsesHorses boardedboarded loet laurels by winning a victory The analcal treat. After the mnelcal ser- filled. ItIt wanwa awith with theth egreatest greates t advortlaadvertisee It.it. TbeThe performance performance eeei seeme d OcneralGeneral Auctioneer.Auctioneer. Tj wee"trkk oror month. month. TelephoneTelephone cell.call , BounBoundd BrooklteuBroohitea werewere .hootingshooting Inin rioevice Hew.Bev. Dr.Dr. Yerkee, Yerkea ,paetor, pastor ,delivered delivered difficultdifficultyy thatthat JudgeJudge MosherMoaher could could to fulfillfulfill Ibetbe claim. claim . ItI tWas wa baaeds baae d on BalesSoles ofo rPersonal Personal PropertyProperty solicited. solicited . o. H4. linInse form,form, however,however, andand won won out ou Int Ina shortshort dlacourae.discourse, takingtaking forfor hia hi ssub- sub -preservpressrvse order,order, andand atat lent last garsgave It i tno. UD . B aamtamee principleprinciple asat those those atat Keith's Keith's TKBSSAMgw* P.E*. O.O. Box Box 131,132 , Dunellen,Dunellen ,N N J., J. or, o rad* ad - thIbee matchmatch byby Just Just twotwo blide. birds . jectiect thethe BookBook ofof Revelation.Revelation . TheTbe talk talk and announcedannounced thatthat tbatb ecans case stood stoo d anandd Proctor'sProctor's NewNew York Tork theatres, theatres . HOLLISOSWOI dressdress Inin carecare ofo fConsUtutlonallsL Constitutionalist . TheThenn followedfoUowed aa specialspecial matchmatch be be was listenetoedd toto frith with interestinterest . laIn con- con - adjourned. onlonlyy ItIt wan waa notnot sa continuouscontinuous perform perform - .north TermsTerms reasonable.reasonable, j A. WOLFF.WOLPP. clusion Miss Harris sang a beautiful adjourned. tweetweenn UndzeyIJndzey andand Cramer,Cramer, oto f Dun-Dun - elusion Miss Harris sang a beautiful When court wasoverte over.. EttlngerEttinger actedacted ancel. Laughing,Laughing, roaringroaring comedy comedy and and jRMA*-In tidsNtr.Uitatitr. 8Funda^m JsIv^M^1MB, W B.B. CODISOTON,CODINGTON, ManufacturerManufacturer orof eUsneiien,, againstagainst LairLair andan dTlngley. Tlngley ,of of aoioaolo whilewhile thetb eoffertory offertory wabeings bein g Uponupon thethe Adviceadvice oto f bisbi scounsel counse l andand well-aeteweD-aotefi heavyheavy dramadrama werewere o com - BounBoundd Brook.Brook. TheTh eDuoellen DuneUen crackscrack s taken.taken. ThiaTbli willwill concludeconclude theth ework work •worereott ont a complaintcomplaint againstagainst Kaos.Kane . bined InIn the the evening'sevening's programmeprogramme , to. ConCounsellor-at-La nsellor-at-Laww made a dean score and won. Then ofof thetb« choirchoir untiluntil nextnex t fallrai land an dtbe tb e TbTbee arrestarrest waawas mad*made aa-Ian< !a a repetition repetition gathergetber withwith aa numbernumber ofofspeclaltle specialtiesa byby CIGARSCIGARS.. there were several sweepstakes ot les- memberBs willwill nownow bare have theirtheir usual usua l of what bad occurred in Judge Mosh- talenteitedd artists,artists, somt thattha t tbeth ewhole whol e CommissionerKvmmissloner ofO fDeeds, Deeds , Maeter-lnMaster-in vacation. of what had occurred la Judge Mosh- chancerychancery.. NotaryNotary PublicPublic . Office*Office s AnAndd ilenirrdealer Inin ell al lkinds kinds of o fSmoking Si ser importance. Adam Deaiman was er's courtcourt tooktook placeplace Ini nibe tb Citye Cit y formeformedd aa pleasantpleasant compositioncomposition thattha t ComerCorner ofof ParkPark avenueavenue andan dSecond Second andand ChewingChewing Tobacco,Tobacco, endand smoker? siuuv seorakeeper. JudgeJudge' ss office,office, withoutwithout itsitsaecompany aooompaay - was bounboundd toto findflod favorfavor somewheresomewhere street.t articles,rticles, hasha sremoved removed fromfrom 334331 W. The scone of the matches wen aa lagioe disorder.disorder. witwftah allall kinds kinds ofol theatretheatre goers. goeia . oneFront door street, east to or Ml Madison Went Front avenue street, end follows: KEPTKEPT THETHE BOSS'SBOSS'S MONEYMONEY EttlngerEttlngsr hadhad forfor bishis wltnsmsswitnesses Wm . “TbsThe Glees"Glees' departeddeparted fromfrom tbeth e ROYAL solicits the patronage of bis Mends Iwm mnt. Flrt-n;en Man*. Tarn birds. SweeneySweeaey aadand bisbis lawyer. lawyer. CouncilmanCouncilman usuaranil runrun ofo f muMcnlmusica l artists.artist* . WoolstoWoolstonn && Buckle, Buckle, and the public generally. THAT IS THE CHARGE MADE AGAINST WalteWalletr L.L .Hetfietd. Hetfleld, whowh oswore swor ethat tha t TheTheyy combinedcombined popularpopular tongssongs endand WORCESTER FRED WILUBALD. KanKanee hadbad called called blmhim a a bad ba dname. name . operatioperaticc selectionsselection* wttbwith aa touch touch ofof re-re- PAINTERS. finedined oonrady.comedy. JosJoe A. A . HartmanHardman had PP.. P.P .VanArsdale, VanArsdale , KanKanee produce-1produced MichaelMichael Ooyae.Coyne. Alex.Alex . CORSE'TS Will Papers, Painters' Supplies Kane• amiand EdwardEdward BakerBaker to to prove prove that tha t thebe stagestags allal l toto himself hinueir . ThereThen waa Wall Papers, Painters' PIANO TUNER. hhee mademad* useose of of do no such such termterm aaa awas wa a ,o neeneedd forfor anybody anybody elseelse there,there ,bow- bow - 141-145141-149 NorthNorth n'aTenne . Instruments Dut In thorough order, allegedalleged.. WhenWhen tbeth eoontratt contrac t easei verr.. HardmanHardman toI sfanny, funny , tbeth eeodl. andl . FredFred Willibald,WUUbald, formerlyformerly ofo fthis thi s n-e laughed the moment they aaw erm* rejuonublr. Pianos and organa city, was arrested Saturday night by ounceimei upop before before JusticeJustice MosherMoaber forfor e laughed tbe moment they sen DIME for sale and to let. Orders by postal, city, was arm«sd Saturday night by trialtrial AugustAugust 33d,22d, sn aa exciting excltihg timetime Isla himblm;; andand whenwhen behe opened opened htobi smouth mouth P. O. boxc 180.iso. or 1left at Willett’s shoe SergeanSergeantt KlelyKiery chargedcharged byby bisbi ssister. sister , well,!, theythey keptkept Itit up up until until beh edisap- disap - •tore. tore rasv-, No.No IOTP-. 107107 Park Par • k srenue.wlllavenue,will reostvureceive MrsMm.. StevenSteven MacIntyre,Maclratyre. ofo fBayonne, Bayonne , lookelookedd tor.tor, nsas bed bad bloodblood exists exists between between iromp>tt attention.attention. ResidenceBesidence 30130 1N. E . tbtbse twotwo men,men. whowho ere an brothersbrothen-l inn law. law . pearepearedd behindbehind tbetbe wtnga. wings. ALLALL QUIETQUIET ATAT HOSPITAL.HOSPITAL . Sayings Institution, 'ront streetstreet,, cornercomer ElmElm street.street. FJfyfMry l witwithh embezzlement.embezzlement. TbeTb ewarrant warran t TbThee CaliforniaCaliforala comedycomedy oouple.couple Savings Institution, wawass endorsedendorsed byby Justice Justice Naeb..Nasb anandd loathly Moating »f th. Bwrtl of Dour- JohJohnn BS .King, King, of or Went West Second Second street, street , PLANPLANSS FOBFOR THE TH ESTATE STATE FAIR.FAIR . Charlehartees BB NelsonNelson aadan dMamie Mami eMill- Hil l M•error Msettae ef Ife* Bees* ef Oevvr- OfOf naUfidd,Plainfield. I.I .J., I. , WilllbalWillibaldd waawa sturned turned orerover tot o the edge,edge, gavegave theirtheir littlelittle comedy,comedy, ' -'GlasGlasss —man ts-td11* I d awh,Mndar vtaa,.N l*lil . hasha* faithfullyfaithfully servedserved thethe Prudential Pmdei Bsyonne authorities who took htm to WoNeww FretIVulti are*m Ttd.Th UAalsres Auto in a atM tka Ih * Is now receiving deposits payable Insurance Company, as an agent, for Bayonne authorities who took blm to Putin.Put In.”" NelsonNelson baaha sthe th efaculty faculty of o f A monthlymonthly meetingmeeting ofot Ibetb eboard board ofof Insurance Company, aa an agent, for thathatt placeplace Sun-laySun-lay nlghl.night. governors ot Mtihlenberg Hospital onon demand,demand, withwith Interest,interest, allowed allowed ooan twenttwentyy yean,years, andand tbetbe company company hahass Impersonatinmpersonatingg thethe typicaltypical stagestage IrishIrish - governors ot Muhlenberg Hospital al“l sumssums fromfrom 92tS to to 93,000. $3,000 . MacIntyreHaclntyre lais aa boas boee plumberplumber doing doing ThTbee NewNew JerseyJerse y Agriculture!Agricultura l manann toto perfection,perfection, whilewhile btohi sstage stag e waa baldheld MondayMonday eveningevening atat tbe tbe Public Public basebeen qul'qui. k k toto recognise recognize tbetb efact fac tby by business in Bayonne. WUUbald has Society has announced the premium 3.J.FRANKHUBBABD, Fean a Hcsbaod, President.President, presenting him with an elegant dia- bosfneae In Bayonne. Willibald has Society baa announced tbe premium companioncompanion tooktook herhe r shareahare Inin tbe LibraryLibrary.. ThereThere waa ;was *a quorum quorum pres- pres - Oeo.OEO. W.W .RocxrxLiow, ROCKFELLOW ,Vice-Pres. Vioe-Pres. |t IS III ting blm with an elegant dia- been working for him for several list for the annual State fair, whi.-b ent. Tbe report for the month showed PATENTS been working for him for Set list for Ibe ennoal Stele fair. wbL-h iketcb. Leah Starr, the charming ent. Tbe report for Ibe month showed 3. C. POPE, Treasurer, monmondd badge.badge. TbeThe badgebadge laIs eolld solid gold gold months, and haa lately been collecting will be held at tbe Waverly fair sketch. Leah Starr, the charming J. C. Pore, Treasurer. sad on one side are tbe letters "P. O. months, and has lately been collecting will be held at tbe Waverly fair tittle* eoubfette.soubrette, badhad severalseveral newnew at song s thatthat it34 patientspatients wereWere admittedadmitted toto the tb e toney deposited on or before Janu sad on one aide are tbe letters “F. O. Mactotyre'MacIntyre'ss bill*.bills. MacIntyreMaclntyre delclalm i groundsgrounds duringduring tbethe weekweek beginningbeginning ready. hospital,hospital, ofof which which numbernumber Itis were wer edis- dis - ' tenth, will draw Interest from the Q,'0.," PrudentialPrudential OldOld Ouard Guard . OnO ntbe th e that WUUbald has not turned the ~ sptemberSd. ready. first. «a« aide is the insignia of the o that Willibald baa not turned tbe September 3d. 'Flora'sFlora's'*" TransformationTransformation dtdanc e chargedcharged cure-1cured aadand sixsix Improved. Improved . Ibe1 h e WWr side la tbe Insignia of the com monemoneyy orer.over. JustJ ost howbow much much tbeth eel al - The art exhibit* wiU be classified total number treated was 40 and thta paajWSJ., as lion lion andand aa large large rite size diamond diamond . Tbe art exhibit* will be classified ai wallwell givengiven andand tbe th ecolored colored light ligh t total number treated was to and ibis leged" _ d shortageshortage lain cannot canno t heb eaeoer ascer - thithiss year forfor Ibetbe firstfirst line. time. TheThe speed speed effects were bandied so as is the highest number yet reached In It k made In the shape of a locket, tained, but It Is undetsood to be about effects were bandied so aa to make to IDs highest oumber yet reached la It b made In Ibe shape of a locket, tallied, but It la undeisood to be about department,department, underunder tbetb edirection direction ofof the daoce very pleasi ne. oneone month.month. InI ntbe th edispensary dispensar yde- de - ' aadtad Is Is certainly certainly aa thing thing ofo fbeauty. beauty . $TG. Haclatyre says that he discov- The Prudential Insurance Company •75. MacIntyre says that be dleoov- Superintendentiperinttndent JamesJames M.M .Reilly, Bellly , EdwarEdwardd P.P. Sullivan Sullivan mad#nude a decided partmentpartment therethere werewere 3838 patients patients endand Tbs Prudential Insurance Company eredered tbetbe allegedalleged embezzlementembezzlement whenwhei promisepromisessuperiors superior entryentry listslists InID all al l theth ehit In "Ingomar." He had prepared 190 visits made. Tbe board reported tstatstMats allai lIU It sagents agent s InI na agenerous generot customers to whom be sent bills came bit In logo mar •• He bad prepared 130 visits mads. Tbe board reported Scientific fltatrtam. customers to whom be Bent bills n trottintrottingg andand peelpacin actg events.events. a condensed version of it so as to com- ellall mattersmatters toto be DO In In excellent excellen tcondi- condi - ■•tunesinr andand theythey basehave suitable suitable preueo preset in and showed receipts for payment a condensed resafcm of It eo no to com tattoos for agents who have served In and showed reoelpls for payment CharleCharless AyersAyers willwill havehave chargecharge of of binbinee ItIt In ID oneose actac tof o f fortyfort ymlnntse minute s tion . brines for agents who base served IInn fullfall signedsigned byby Willibald. WiUibald . thtbse oatcattl Use department;department; DennisDennis LongLong fromhorn Ovafive to to twenty twenty years.years, MrMr .King Kin g HiHtos actingacting treewaa ofot tbatbe bantbeat and and be he threw threw A FATEFATEO0 ROSTOFFICE.POSTOFFICE. b• lastlyJustly proudproud otof tbe the gift. gift . WlUiballUlbaldd waswas dischargeddischarged andand camecame ofof tbathe speed speed and and swineswine department; department ; btobis wholewhole coalsoul IntoInto tbe tb epert. part . MiesMis s berethere. LaKLast SundaySunday Mrs.Mrs . MacIntyreHaclntyr e T.T. FarrarFarrar BoekbamBockbam ofo ftbe tb epoultry, poultry , EmileEtnltoyy Lnraslls.Trtwcills. whowho tooktook tbethe pen part of of aawsaw ChiefChief GrantGrant aadand aeked asked blmhim to topigeopigeonn andand birdbird department:department ; D.D T. T."Partneola.'*"Partbenla," badhad aa difficultdifficult charactercharacter NEW IN EVERY DETAIL! a successful operation was perban- ive hertter brotherbrother arrestedarrested whichwhich behe QulnQuinnn ofof tbethe fruit,fruit, vegetable,vegetable , grain,grain . to portray,portray, butbut sheshe gavegave Itit with with a a *111 skil l TbeThe postoffloepostoffioe ata t OakOa kTree Tre e was NEW IN EVERY DETAIL! formed on MrsMr ?Blswangar. Biswaoger of, o Pblla-f Phila - promiseBleedd toto do. do ,Providing providing she she n mad e flowerSower andand rootroot department,department, and and MrsMrs. . thathatt treewaa aa finingflttivg1 secondsecond toto tbe tbe efforts efforts brokenbroken openopen SundaySunday nightnight for fo rtba tb e Mir new barber •hop mt datphiaddpbia , MondayMonday afterooonafternoon ata t3 3 outout aa complaintcomplaint beforebefore aa BayonneBayonn e Jamestee M.M .Smith Smith ofo fneedlework needlework and and of Belli van,van/ seventseventhh Ontime inID tbe th etoot las tslgbteez eightee n •'stocko'clock atat tbe the homehome ofo fbar her father. father ,J. J . magistratemagistrate Inin tbethe proper proper form.form . ThiaThi s embroidery.embroidery. Heaterir .femes&mes WhltelyWbltely hasha sa a re- monthsmonths aadand tborongbly thoroughly ransackedransacked . 143 NORTHNORTH AVE.AVE. AH. McYey.McVey, ofof WorthNorth aavenue vacuo, , byb yDr. Dr .requesmett waswas compiled compiled wttb.with , andand Sat Sat - markably One voice for ao small a boy Tbe burglars tni"*""1 the rear door urday the Chief received word from markably fins voice for eo small e boy Tbe burglars smashed tbe rear door fcdfeott.Kndicoti, aaslatedassisted byby Die. Dra .Long. Long , Pro-Pro - nrday the Chief received word from ThThee BarthPerth AmboyAmboy BoardBoard ofo fAlder Alger - andand bebe bathaa tbathe new new "darkey” "darkey" melodise melodies withwith aa crowbue. crowbar, priedpried openopen theth edesk desk AUth. USS StSSurojSat? Ui~~ra*'vw*orta bsaao.atseo, BooneBoone andan dBrowning. Browning . TbeTbe poBeepolice, headquartersheadquarters laIn Bayonne Bayonae toto down pat The -Waragraph" in and went through tbe place. Bread, arrest WlUibald. manian baahas adjournedadjourned tbatbe bearing hearing of of tba tb e down pat. The “Waragreph" In- end west through tbe place. Bread, apamdon waswas toto remora remove aa tumor tumo r arrest Willibald. applications of the Brunswick Trac- cludeelude bothboth movingmoving picturespictures endan dIn- I noaks,cake, eggs,eggs, cigarettes,cigarettes , cigar*cigar s andand Wm.Wm. A.A . Woodruff,Woodruff , EDWINEDWIK B.B . MATNABD.HATHABD . g about 40 pounds. Mrs. Bta- appil-atlows of tba Brunswick Tran. arigblag about «, pounds Mrs On* M t ho ritr'l- tioDonn CompanyCompany andand tbe tbe Perth Perth Am' Ambo y tobwsootobacco warewere oerrtedcarried sway,away , batbu tno n o FirFiree sadand LifeUfe asagsr.-I moodstood theth eoperation operation wall wel lmod and IItt wlUwill bebe news news to to many many PlalnOel.lera Plalnflftlders anandd SewarenBewaren FJeetricElectric StreetStreet RailwayHallway The programme ended with the moneymoney weewa ataken. taken . FromFrom articiaearticle s batethere areare lairfair ebanoaachances forfor barher reeorery recovery toi learn learn thatthat SydneySydney Oilllgnn,Gilllgan, formerly formerly CompanCompanyy forfor finnoblaaefranchises throughthrough PerthPerth roaringroaring three,farce. “The"The ShamrockShamrock Hotel, droppedroppedd byby the th eburglar* burglar s InI nI their INSURANCEINSURANCE AGENT,AGENT, U* as no other other cotnpllcaaooa complications arlaa.arise. a resident of this dry. is a member of Amboy streets. The date laIn watchwhich knockknockabou aboutt workwork aboundedabounded flight ItIt waawaa seen seen thattha t theythey wart wes tIn ID a resident of Ibla efty la n member of AmboyAugust streets33 Ther Thee I dates genera nowl setdisap Is - orncx, 8bsaslot* a lot ofot PortuguaaaPortuguese maomen InIn an a n , NewNew YorkYork policepolice forceforce doingdoin g August 3d. There 1s anandd allall tbeth echaracters character* mademade thingsthing s tbethe directiondirection ofof Metartaa.Metuchen. omes, 2*«•« ssbtmneolnmn treadingtreading grepaagrapes wiltwit h patropatroll dutyduty HeH ela I slocated locate dIn I n tbepolntmeatpointment atat tbe the daisy delay ID -urncompletin platingg Bvwlylively (orfor everybody. everybody. comcornr FrratFront SLS tand an dPark Park Irene, Irene , ’*•'u*** bathst forfor makingmaklnjt wine.wine . BeadBea d vicinitvicinityy ofof **th69th streetstreet , andand laI smaking making the trolley t TbTbee TroubedoureTroubadours willwill continuecontinue atat MatildaMatilda Y.T. Snyder,& cyder, agedaged oneone monlb month •wot it, tiao about Speer's Improved a reoord for himself. HiulcHall every evening this week Plainfield,Plalnfleld, N.N. J. 3. •*»*«.also about Spear-a Improved a reootd for himself TbsThe engagementengagement ofo fMiss Miss Huff,Huff . ofUl Music Hall every evening this wank anandd twotwo days,days, daughterdaughter ofo fMr. Mr and. an d methomethodd ar foodhat thadulterationse laws are ver y Expertsgood ones . Bat around the •moke slack. laging dirtdirt,, saoo Pop Popse & A Bunyon Runyon. Mis s Him•' D.D. LL.. ft& W.W" “ HeHe carrie carriedd an daad ol abortabordoldt a distancedlatanoa.. HBae thereupo thereuponn mad madse Woolcott ilcott wawaaa aatt tha thatt tim timee a smalo emaill that tbe laws are vary good < rLater, at anchor in a Cuban harbor Schorb s attorneys, broughitt suisuitt to (orr cutawa y coat, of tbe style or ten years a rigorousvigorous kickickk toto th thee railroa railroadd com i - ThoseThose whwhoo havhavee bee beenn drivin drivingg i nla th tbee hey have so far been inoperative bt- (later, at anchor la a Oibea harbor cutaway coat, of ISestyle or tec yean countrcountryy villageTillage,, anaodd remainsremains l ala muc muchh monomountain tainss bacbeckk ooff Boun Boundd Broo Brookk t hi thiss they haraof alac ao kfar ot hifacilitie s to Stay twelve miles from Santiago.) (as damages forfor trespassing. ego.ago, over hihies arm arm.. HiHUs fac facee wa wass re dradpaay.pany , whicwhichh resulteresultedd I nIn th etbe orde rorderteahe samesame conditioooadltlonn todaytoday.. WbeWbeoi Mr. cause of a lack of facllltlm to We came a roundabout way toavoi d i tried Friday morn and blotched and showed tbe traces of beingbeing issuedIssued whicwhlohh compeloompelss tb tbee loca locall immer havhavee reportereportedd aaan onunusuali the m out The State Board ot Hsatt ptoavoid » ease wee tried Friday mornaod blotched aad showed the traces of Finch•"inch wawaas abouaboutt sixteesixteenn o r eighteen preponderance of bone Dies. These has determinei out Thed to State make Board ft a part-oa< I t SpanishSpanish boatsboats,, foforr w wee ha badd n oso convoy oonvoy.. lagnadtbein g and tbe susumm ooff * a» awarded awarded. ID Ii expressmen tolo tak takae ofofff theitbairr cap eapas an aodd of age be moved to New Haven, preponderance of hone files, Inter mined to make It a | presenting tbe case to the court the badges. It Is said that tbe railroad year, of age bo moved to New Hatred,large arge fliesfilm attacattackk th ethe hone hos ratewit h wttbhe State Dairy Commissioners datf AAst wwee werweree nearinnearingg th e tbsCuba Cubann eating the case to the court theIIn n responsresponsee to to th thee querie queriess o fof JudgJudgee badges. It M aatd that tha railroadwherewher e bbee immediatelImmediatelyy se sett himselhimselff u t upgrea t voracity and nervous animate totea looStatek afte Dairyr tbe adultererOomn s of fooda t ooast a gunboat came In sight and plaintiff111 IT,s SawyerLawyerss saidmid that DeMeza,DeMeza, bbee toldtold hi hi,s littl littlee story rtory.. H e Becompanoompaay y lIsa thinkinthinkingg seriousl neriounlyy of ofes -es-lan businesbusinesss aass aa contractor contractor.. On eOoe of greatof voracity and to look after ten adulterers of I damages they really desired were only tablishingtablishing a brancbranchh o off th thae Ne Nsww Tor Torkk areare nearlnearlyy drivedrivenn wilwildd b byy them them.. well aa the adulterers of milk sad fired a solid shot across oar bow,damages they really desired wnreonly hahadd beebeenn aa tannetannerr an dnod currie currierr by by hlails firsfirstt contractcontractss wa weea tbthee buildin buildingg of of Friday Hiss Tan Nest, of Craig butter, and from now on Oommisaloa- There was great excitement until w* nominallnal.es, as IItt wawass t oto kee keepp tb ethe lot s lotscradean d had managed to make a TransferTransfer CompanOompaayylh Ilan thithiss city city,, an aodd it latb e railroad from Albany to Scneneo- Friday Mlm Yen Neal of Craig e thatthat l|ga don(JoB6e the* loca |lacea, aad nearly the first one buili . She sran bound for MarfinvtUo AtAt ththae StatBtatae Hous Housse a permanena penaaasatt now enjoyenjoy ilan earninearningg aa living Uring.. pieces, aod nearly tha first one builtto visit visi trelatives relatives whenwhen a larglargee numbenumberr tims-timesi gettingettingg ththee molemotees ashore ashore.. TheTheyy anaodd sincaiaeee thethenn b bee ba hadd bee heeon plyin plyingg tb thee lai NeNeww Yorl urkk State State.. f these flies, some of which were laboratorlaboreroryy Ilos nonoww beinbeingg fitted fitted op op., aa ead* eraare shoveshovedd overboaroverboardd b yby two twoss an dand trade of a wandering umbrella mend- of tease files, some of whloh warewhe n It is completed Shippen Wallace, trade of a wandering umbrella mead MrMr.. FincFinchh waerass a a bustle bustlerr fro fromm boy boy.- fullfully y aaan IncInchh I Inn length length,, appeare appearedd and ■ It la completed Shlppea Welter*, towed dose to shore, and then turned WORWORKK AMONAMONGG SOLDIERSOLDIERSS er BBee wa yvass sixty-thre sixty threee yea yearnn of ageof .age. hood, anaodd tolo thithiss qualit qualityy l ala attribute attributedd attacke d ber horse. the -StatStatee chemistchemist,, wilwilll mak makee bi Mes beaa head- loosloosee ttoo swiswimm bbyy themselves themselves.. JohnJohn McElvaneMcElvaneyy wawass bi hUs name name. He HePARSONAGE DOOR BELL.muchmuc h ofof hihlas succes auooems inla life life.. H e He wasattacked her horse. quartet*quarten thetheren anaodd devotdevotee biMes entb eatent WednesdayWednesday anandd WednesdaWednesdayy nigh nightt SCOTC H EVANGELIST TELLS OF LIFE endand hiebis wifwifee hahadd live livedd I nla Newar Newarkk un -on- ARSONAGE DOOR BELL alwayalwayss tbteae firstBret to to g ogo to towor kwork and aadTheTb e animaanimall refuserefusedd toto g o goforwar forwardd timlime e ttoo bisdutiebis duties* a aaa a aStat Stalee officer officer,. It b ItIt wawass prettprettyy rougroughh an andd man manyy wer ewere AT SANDY HOOK. til her he rdeath. death . SincSincee thethenn bboe ba hadd n o no ofteoftenn tbthee laslastt to to qui quitt a t atnight olghL. H« andanHad becambeo-amse frantifranticc witwithh tb thee sting stingss of tick.sick. TheiTbetrr sentimen sentimentt was wee., "Ob ' Oh., Mr .Mr. was a stricstrictt temperancetemperscoe man man,, aa aodd ti e Insectsinsects . TheTheyy gathere gatheredd In In a greaa greatt mad e bbyy DrDr.. WallacWallacee a elt bi Mes hom ! e ia Chaplain,Chaplain, stostepp ththee shipship,, I I wanwantt to geto tget PatrolmanPatrolman TanderweV endorse*g hahadd foun foundd needused toto offe offerr hi hies me n higher wages to■swarwarmm oonn tbthae horsehorsess bacbarkk an andd hea bead.d Burlington •gton., oorr bbyy Dr Dr.. Drisbe Dristesrr la b ofofff and* walk!walk I"" himif m llaa aa drunkedrunkenn stuporstupor,, lyin lyingg I nIn a e tempt theteemm toto abstaiabstainn frofromm drinkin drinkingg TbeTh e bonbonae trietriadd to to tur tarnn abou aboutt bu butt Mis Mlms Newark.Newark . OncOncee 1Bla a agrea greatt whil whfiee at aa Cuba must be a beaatlful country If barn. It was a common oocurance Yah'an NesNestt attempteattemptedd to to g o goon.on. Tb Tbeeanalysi s was made by Prof Cornwall, Cuba most be a beentirul country If ThomasThomas Graham,Graham, thtbse ScotBoot, h hevan evan-- It whiskewhiskeyy whilwhilee inIn hihlas employ employ.. attarkeattackHie s ooft tbthae fliesfiles wer waree so aofierce fir analysts was made by Prof OornwriL whatwhat IIss beforbeforee uuss I sIs a a sample sample,, wit withh Its Itsgelist , who la engaged In X. M. C. A.with himhim.. seekinenekl g comfort In drink. example wa•ss sucsuchh aa googoodd on onee tha thatt bi ahie ofof PrincetonPrinoetoa.. mountains and green valleys. gelist, —ho Is engage*! In T. M. G. A.Hi s frame, weakened by old age and Tha panooaga door bail la an ordl rvar.iver, thathatt shahae wa waas a att lengt lengthh com cosn-- mountains and greea valleys. workwork amonamongg tbthee 1.301.J000 soldier soldierss sta - •ra-HU bams, was! seed by old age aod men were forcefocoedd ttoo follofolloww itIt,, aa andd In lapelle d to tarn about and return. After ItIt bahast beebeenn founfoundd tha thatt th thee sttthJs setebStea WW.e cacann seseaa ou ourr snip shipss engage sag d In tioned at Sandy HOOK, addressed the teesmen,, wawass givingivingg wayway.. HeHe ha haddnary looking objsct aad apparently de- thisthis wawayy employeemployess were generally pallad to turn about aad return AfterlagIngo oft aa DallDallyy Inspectio Inspectionn I nla tbeBtatthe Scorns some bombardment, and th* noise of tioned at Beady Hooa. addressed tbenothin g to live tor. Bui manhood void oflatarast to say ax. apt those who be lefleftt thathatt neighborhoodneighborhood,, th thae flie films of ,1*4:13 o'clocko'clock meetinmeetingg atat th tbse associa associa-- nothing to five for. HU meahnod tbree beabeatt workmeworkmenn tota b ebn bad bad., whic whichh isappearcd . baheet almostalmost entirelentirelyy rid rid tb thae Stat Stabe of at battle on land can be heard. tion In this city Sunday afternoon was notnot alalll deaddead,, howeverbo sever,, fo forr It Itre -m- U aa a means of ohtalalag accem hr mean•nott mormoree businesburinems fo torr Mr Mr.. Finch . adulterated milk and batter, Of We reached the ooast ot Cuba June tion In this dry Sunday afternoonbelle d at tbe thought of going toth e pastor s boom, yet Rev. E 8 AlreadAlreadyy severaseverall runawayrunawayss hav havee bee basen upon the work befog done there. beBsd at the thought of going to the y WhileWhile stillstill a younyoungg man. maa. no nott havin havingg suaed In that section through the there la somisoIe of tbthae nefarUsjaetarlteai 30th, landing July 1. Probably the Mr. Graham and a companion be- countycounty jailJail,, aa commocommonn vagrantvagrant. H e He deoo. of tbthee MethodisMethodistt EpiscopaEpiscopall reache d his majority, be Joined the workwork stilstilll goingoingg oonn o fof givin givingg to tato ttke fiercest fighting history has ever Mr. Graham aad a companion be-ba d a little money, not much, but Itchurt-h. wove around It Fridayreached a his majority, ba Joined teaIrritatioIrritation n ooff ththee honehomess b byy tb teae attack atteckas ganan ttoo holboldd theitheirr meetingmeal Inges I nIn a coaa lcoal a Uuie money, not mu. b but It >ve around It Friday a Methodist churcchurchh llaa NeNeww HavenHaven,, of tbe bone files. The horses of the publicpublic impurImpuree articlearticless 1 Bla th etee dair ydairy known raged hen July lit, id and 3d. shed on the Hook, but are now In woulwouldd sufficsuffloee to to tak takae hi mMm awa awayy fro mfromstor y ot ministerial experiences, re- and attended services faithfully in of tha bona Bias. Tbs balsas of teaIne , but daring the months of May We drove eighteen miles and went shed on the Hook, but ere now ereIn . plots with wit aad humor, all hinging attended services faithfully In wa. seeding the man to Jefi If ho would was married to a ICitt Charlotte H* r—rlll WlttMHt nmr, Wkll* tb* DurinDuringg tbtbee samearnse periodperiod,, ou outt o t «of u Cavalry,Cavalry, tbthee ThirteentThirteenthh InfantryInfantry,, an andd Tbe religious services, he says, are leaveleave (own(own.. ththee end sodas o fof justic Jaotfeae woul wouldd manyman y ooff themteam,, perhapsperhaps,, personapersonall ex -exwas married to a Mlm Charlotte iples of batter tested 38 wen found the Seventy first M. Y. Volunteers. The religious services be esye. are Turner,tamer, ofor SusquebaunSusquehannaa county county,, otb.r. BBM tor Tkolr Fan. samples of butter tested 38 i the Seventy first N. T. Volunteers.wel l attended, and many of the boys ba' a a.-.-ompUabed.a. - • omplishe. I . paitemes.periences, anaodd kepkeptt th thee hearer beam,s laug laughh 'ennsylvania, who waa ooi pures anendd alalll tbthee samplesampless o fof oleomar oleomar-- The official report tore ii 2.200 lost ■d many o( tbs boys "Sentence suspended." said Cba logng continually,-octlnually.. DrDr.. Jamiso Jaafisoon di ddid no tnotPennsylvania, who was ooaatd TheyThey quarreledquarreled. Ed.OorrigaEd. Corrigann trie triadd Wine, cheese and lard tested were The official report bate la t.AOO lost hav e bee n converte rvertedd durin duringg thei rIbalr eaten--e suspended said the the most handsome woman In that toi aoothsoothee theitheirr ruffie ruffledd spirits spirits.. Tb Theegarine. cheese and lard tested and wounded. itaystay ooan ththee Hook Hook.. Tb eThe boy s boysare Judga.areadge . hesitateItato toto ridiculeridicule tb thee member s of if tbe State. The couple lived foundound purepore.. landing in the forenoon, and before "ThThee bletatngblearing,s ooff Go Godd bbee o non you. you.''" fa own profession occasionally, and part of tbe State. Tbe oouple Usedpolic e> camcamee anendd tooktook the themm al alll away away., •n « the laboratory Is estab- mucmuchh lmpnaseImpressedd witwithh ththee car coree whic whichh happilyhappily togethetogetherr uuppto to sixteesixteenn yeayeann Tbe combatantscombatants anaodd peacemakepeacemakerr lan Ian*- loon at the laboratory Is m {rettingettingg anythinanythingg ttoo eat eat., I I wa wasa sen sentt to totheth e T.T. MM.. OO.. A A.. memeon take takess of themof them,, returnereturned d tbthee prisonerprisoner,, amaadi h heealaamede ee!aame3 aa daad ton ton morning. The bullets came over tbeofof thesthesee serviceservice.s InIn a gospee gospell chape chapell founded the Second National CONDUCTORSCONDUCTORS LAiO\ID OFF OFF.. hillhill anandd strm struckk al alll aroun aroundd th thee station station,, A Colored FTMtchar Solicit. Aim* In thathatt churcchur hh anaodd th etha programm programmee als oalsoalso founded the Second Nationaldaysday s iInn ththee countoounlyy jail Jail.. AlthougAlthoughh tb etee idd wawass convertedconverted.. Bank there, and with the assistance times are bard, freedom bad Its at- andand ofteoftenn aa shelshelll woul wouldd com torsee over over,, Last at WednesdayWednesday,, ththee speakespeakerr said eald. lo.ncame over intIntoo PlalnflelPlainfieldd wit withh a e andand IItt wawass terrible terrible.. ThaThatt nigh nightt I Graha I m to send a part of their money die singing by Mias Emma Apgarway. Mr.!r. JefferyJeffery,, conductoconductorr o non a Phlladela Phlladel-- went In with three army wagon loads Graham to seed a part of their moneythe ,-are and education of coloredMis s Mildred OaaklU, A. B. Apgar Among Mr. Finch's business asso- likeke intentlatent.. HHee soo soonn ra rann afou afoull of tbofe tea went In with three army wagon loads ome. orphan children. At tbe First Baptist Him MUdisd GaakllL A. a ApgarAmong Mr. Finch's busloem eseo->olioe , however. He kept tbe other phbhla traintrain,, anandd MrMr.. Brokaw Brokaw,, wh whoo ha dbad ofof woundewoundedd menmen,, anandd o onn th thee roa roadd w e wa orphan children. At the Pint Baptistaadan d WW.. WW.. WaltersWalters.. TherTheree wa wass a so■ - ateeates iInn NeNeww HaveHavenn we weren P .P. T .T. Bar Bax- He kept tha othera SomerviUSomervtlbe runran., babaaa bee beesn treate treatedd tb etea ThTbee soldiersoldier,s araree house housedd in Insmal smalll churchureh h bbee madmadee hibUs ple pleaa a tat th thee sessio eeealonn pran o solo by Miss Mabel Jamison, a threthreee oompaaycompany amiamidd tbteae creepincreepingg an eadd passepassedd througthroughh somsomee lighting lighting.. So iSometents , the largest ones holding thlr- praao note by Mlm Mabel Jam lane, acum, urn, ththee famoufamouss circucircuss man man., an andd ex ex-- sameaame wayway.. ReasonReasonss fo forr thi stbla actio aotlaan of our soldiers lay in tbe road shooting rata, the largest ones holding telroif ththee Sunday-schooSonday-echooll an andd receive receivedd e. nation by Miss Lulu Gise, and aOovernor English, of Connecticut. crawlingrawllng thingthingss thathatt bol boldd carniva carnivall of our soldiers lay In the toad shootingteen n anandd ththee smallesmallerr oneoness fou lourr men men.. abou t f i. At the Park Avenue church recitation by Mlm Lulu Qtee. aod Goseniora English, of oooneodcuL haveaveno nott yeyett bee beann learned learned.. All Allthre threee atat., anandd beinbeingg sho shott b yby Spanis Spanishh shar sharpp about >1 At the Park Avenue churchdostlue t bbyy MisMlms MabeMabell an andd Mis Mlms Ethe Ethell [n I8S5 Mr. Finch came toNe watt tbthee rookeryrookery.. YesterdaYesterdayy mornin morningg me n were popular and have been la Tbeirsir bedbedss araree bandie bundless of ofstra straww an dandchurchcbarc h hhee wawass givegivenn anaa opportunit opportunityy 'amlson . In 1853 Mx. Finch come to Newtea atyCity JudgJudgee supendetupsndedd sentencasuleonee o nonmen were popular aad hare been In shooters.shooters. ForeigForeignn officer o rices isBa ysay the ytheyn the morning they come out of the Tork>rk aneadd foundefoundedd anothe sootherr firm firm of of teaie aarrtoaservice toforr tomsumse timerime.. never saw or heard of such fighting as In the morning they come out of theto presenreseat thU hi scause cause afterafter tbethe morninmorningg Part second began with a duet sung bim. ______never aaw or hoard of such fighting as entsl shakindiskingg tbtbee strastreww of offf thei theirr cloth doth- sermon, and received a generous con- Fait ascood began with a dust sung mmitalon merchant* known as A Soldi**** Omplalut. ourour boysboya havhavee donedone.. sermon, and received a generous con-bby y MisMlms JessiJaaatee HayneHayness an aodd J .J. E .E Low Low.. Finc h * Hill, to do business In con- law.ntr, anaadd proceepro- eedd to to dres drams in la th ethe cam oampp tributiontributio n frofromm tbthee congregationcongregation.. Another solo by Mis* Mabel Jamison. Finch A mu. to do bualoem In coo-ThaTb e postponepostponedd picniptcMec o oft Mlaatooomo RutherfordRutherford HayeHayess DaleyDaley,, o fof Ma Masn TbeTbe SpanishSpanish havhavee beebeenn shootinshootingg atstreetsstreets, , foforr thertheree IsIs no nott roo roomm enoug enoughh Bev. Mr. Johnson was familiar to Another aoio by Mlm Mahal Jamlaoa.J untlonotionn witwithh ththee Me Nsww Have Havenn firm, firm. Maging avenueavenue,, whwhoo recentlrecentlyy enliste collatedd ouroar BeBedd CrosCrosss men men;; ba butt Englis Englishh an dand iv. Mr. Johnson was familiar aodtoan d singinsingingg bbyay a mal malee quartette quartette, .•om com-- loth Messrs. Bamaa and Hill an tribetribe ooff BeBedd HeMenn wa wast bal heldd agai againn Sat Sat-- naide. At night the tents are somacy membersi ooff botbothh churcheschurches,, as aspose d of A. B. Apgar, W. W. Walters, I Maseru. Barries aad Hill anurdayurda y evenineveningg witwithh mucmuchh success ennmias. endan d ilas nonoww locatelocatedd aatt ForFortt Hancock Hancock,, GermanGerman officerofficerss wenwentt int Intoo Santiag Santiagoo warmwar m thathatt ththee men■ ean can hardlbaldlyy breathbreath., hebe hahass beebeesn InIn thi thiss cit cityy severa severall Ur ntimesposed of A. a Apgar. W. W. Walters.deaddead. . HHee rapidlrapidlyy becam e a promi- ■pant' SundaSundayy witwithh hihiet wifwifee o non Man Man- undeunderr flagfiag o off truc tracee an endd mad madee a vigora vigor- J.. Ca. ApgaApgarr an aadd Baymon Raymondd Apgar Apgar.. nen t figun on the exchanges, and ThisThis Iles tbthee seconsecondd tim timee I t haIt shas bee nbeen yeyett witwithh alanl thes e discomforts tbe oaoa a similasimilarr missionmlerion.. ThThee institutio Institutionn rlr»iri i I tbe entertainment. Miss figure oa th _ r avenueavenue.. WhilWhitee a t atborn bomse Mr. Mr. ous protest. boys do net complain, and rather en- could remember when a half a dozen heldheld anaadd ththee promoter promoterss ar eare so aomuc muchh boys do net complain aad rather rowhichwhic h hbee representrepresentss I Us aa worth worthyy on eooeEstell a Soneld was th« ooutd rsammber whan a half a dosaosatisfiedsatisfie d wittriteh ththee generagenerall resultsreeulta; tha thatt DelayDale y relaterelatedd tomsonse IncidentIncidentss inla conetb-- OarOur ambulanteambulancess wenwentt int Intoo th ethe cit ycity and Plainfield people seemed anxious Boflatd men would gather together on tbe undeunderr flagfleg ooff tructruese anendd hel helpp to tocar ecamJoy soldiering. aad Plainfield people seemed anxious All tbe select ions wen well rendered, they areare considerinconsideringg ththee a dad visibilit vial killy tynectio n with attairs at Fort Hancock. to helphelp him. him . All tbe notedloas wan wail rendered, corner ot Broad and South streets, in. Heaaya tbe soldiers are fed exceeding forfor anandd carrcanyy fro fromm th thee cit dryy to Oaney to Oaney,, aadand tbteae audiencaodlaacae enjoye eajoyadd th *tea pro pro--Stea d of meeting in one of the costly off postponinpostponingg IItt agaiagainn an aadd holdin holdingg women and children, as we expected TbeTbe membermemberss ooff St 8*.. Peter' Pater'ss A A.. U M. E E.. ime aa waa attested by their another picnic. Financially. It was poor. Tbe morning breakfast, bs woman and children, aa we expected gramme aa was attested by theirexchanges . another picnic. Financially, It wat ys.consista ot a piece ot fat pork taa ttoo bombarbombardd tbthee towntown.. MMLt ZioZionn churcchurchh araree preparin preparingg to to bol boldd A shorshortt timtimee ag sgoo ththee Bev Bov.. F . F.W baarty.W. ty applauseapplause.. MleMlmv Hayne Hayness an daad decideIdedd succesonenesss anaadd s aoo prompt promptss fur fur-- a camp meeting in Charles Hyde's Mr. Finch was a member of tbether efforts. Then wen neatly fourwso f a business card, a cup of black meting In Charles Hyde'sRaikes alkes,, a membememberr o off Eri Eriee LodgeLodge., No So.. Mr. LoLewi-w i w e i e aocorad and so waaProduce Exchange. He was Inti- efforts. There wen nearly four grovegrore beginninbeginningg JulJulyy 30th30th.. Tb e The Mitt Jamison. The Misses Jamison hundred prerent at Mountain Parkcoffee , without milk, and a piece of InIn ththee chroniclchroniclee ooff WhitWhitee Mountai Mountainn 73(1,7M, KnightKnightss ooff HonorHoaor., diediedd a tat Dun Dun- malalymately acquainteacquaintedd witwithh manmanyy o fof Ne Neww undred present at Mountain Park hardtack. visitorTlritnrss Ilas reportereportedd ththee arriva arrivall o fof Mrs Mn.. churc h was organizedorganized eighteeeighteenn kirk.kirk, NN.. y.T„, an andd lalu te tean day dayss fro fromm th ethehara ; buburt ;recentl(recentlyy connectecos a, treadd ihemthem- GroveGrove wherwheree ItIt wa wasa hel holdd an dand all enall- en- Pliny Flak, Miss Edith Plsk and __ monthmonth)s agagoo aaas a a missionmlerion., ba butt a t attb ethetim e of death Mrs. Baikea, who alnoe selves with the ehunh and their Tort's boot knownrnbnatoat boriaasat menmaa,, ai alltjoyed a pleasant evening. The ease Fllny Flak. Mies Edith Flak end Mias ral conference held in Pa tenon. time of death Mm. Baibas who Maesselves with tha o*UTvh and of whom anare expressinexp rearingg sorrosorroww atat bi ahlajoye d a pleasant evening. Tbe same DorothyDorothy FlakFisk,, ooff Wes Westt Seventh Seventh street street,, held la movedmoved ttoo NortNorthh PlalnoeldPlainfield,, receivereceivedd a avetoes,voices , falfulll ooft sweetnes s and power, committeecommittee aaas beforbeforee wawaas I nIn charge charge.. asas guestguestss aatt tbthee cottagcottagee o fof Mr .Mr. and andApri l 2Mb, the mission was recognized check frofromm SenatSenatee LodgeLodge,, No Ho.. 3.5!3 tM*., ar e a valuable addition to tbe congre- death ot Pearl Amermen, nlne-yeer- Mrs. Chares J. Flsk at Onaway, near as a church by the assembly. deads might be mentioned P. 0. a« to nut • cmmh. oldld daughtedaughterr oofr MrMr.. an aadd Mre Mn.. Chara Charter- Mrs. Chares J. Flak at Onaway, JEnightknightse ofof HonorHoaor., ooft thithiss city city.. Im -Imgation . Miss Mabel Jamison lala teathe P. 0. ThaTbe MtML. OlivOUv*e BaptisBaptistt churc churchh wa swaa thethe WaumbeckWsum beck.. ThThee grangrandd bo bopp a tat mediately after death the matter waa leadingeading sopranosoprano ilan onowne o off th tbee churche rhumbass CUhoun.Clahoun . ththae firstOrel presiden presidentt o f ofth etea 8. AmermenA mermen,, ofof IT 11 Ston Stonee Street street,, it ■ Waumbet k Is also reported and the Bahway, and sings there every FourthFourth NationaNationall BanBanss I n1b Ne Haww York Tart.. largelylargely attendeattendedd laslastt evenineveningg to listentee tbe boroughborough,, anandd tbthee parent paraotes hav havee tb tees Wanmheck la also reported sad theThe following are the pulpit supplies referred tothe Supreme Lodge at St.■a Rahway, aad rings there every Pastor Jackson deliver a sermon presence of Miss Louise Fiak and Louis, and they In tarn communicated aday. It Is tbe intention ot the VpoaUpon thteae deatdeathh ofof bi sMs wife wile,, Mr Mr.to Pastor Jackson deliver a sermonsympathy ipaxhyof Ufaa hoshostt o off friendfrteodss an andd w -ew presenceMessrs. Charle of Miass J.Fiak Louise, Augustu Fisks Fla k andforfor thethe CrescenOresraatt AtAvannei i churcchurchh dur dur-- LooM. aad they Int day. It Is the intention of Finctha h came to this city and took np fromrom tbteae them themee entitle eetlttedd "ThTbee Four Four-- ualntance a In their severe loss aad Messrs. CbarlreJ Fisk. Augustus Flak ff the absence ofBev.W.B. IUcbardswithwith ththee PlalnflelPlainfieldd lodgelodge.. TbThee com com-- ladiesadie s toto givgivee anotheanotherr an aadd muc muchh mor moree Finch cams to tela city and took ap qualntancea la their severe lose ead and Harvey Fiat ing tbs ahnenoe of Rev. W.R. Richardsmitte e from the Plalnfleld lodge, con- laborate entertainment In the fall. hlabis residencresidencee witwithh bihits son too,, EdwarEdwardd L L.teen WarWay*e ooft KillinKillingg a a Church. Church."" Tb Thee bereavement.bereavement . AAnn operatiooperationn wa waas per per-* and Harvey Flak. on hilas vacation:vacation : JulJulyy 31—BevII—Rev. Joh Johnn mittee from ibe Plainfield lodge, oon-elaborate entertain meet la tha fail. Finch..of Park avenue. He continued sermooan wawaaa listenelistenedd toto wit withh marke markedd •d on the daughter a few days A L«ing KicnraioD. Beld,D. D., of Detroit; August 7— eteUDgofT.stating or T. CC-Bmlth.. Smith, JJ.. BB.. Phillips Phillips,, Flndvcf Park avoaoa. Ba continued formed on the daughter a few days t D D„ of Detroit; August 7— to oommute commute regularlyregularly untiuntill withisrithlnn a attentionattentioa n anandd enjoyeenjoyedd b yby all alL. ThTbeeago which proved to be unsuccessful TheThn reporreportt ooff th thee excursio excursionn commit commit- RobertBobert E. SpearBpear,, o off NeNeww York Tork;; Aug Ang-- J. HH. . VanVanMiddleeworthM id dies worth anandd B .R. A A ago which proved to be unsuccessful. ust U-Rev. James McLeod. D. I> , ofFrey, having the matter in charge yearpaet,year past, althougalthoughh bbee retireretiredd fro fromm pastor r helheldd a secre secrett men'man'ss meetin meetingg a tatThTbe e eaeedd camnamee quietl quietlyy an andd peacefu peacefull teatee ooff ththee Firs Firstt Presbyteria Presbyteriann an d awl lt-Bsv. Jamas McLeod, D. D , ofFrey, haring the I I BevRev.. CarloCarlo.s MartynMariya., D D.. D D„ o fof N Newe activ e business several years ago. yesterday morning. other Sunday schools shows that a Scrafiton; August 31—BobL B. Bpeer, aofive burinem several years ago. o'clock.o'clock. ImmediatelImmediatelyy afteafterr th eteeyesterday morning. ocher Sunday schools shows BcrsBlon;a August 31—Bobt. B. Bpeer,drily turned over to Tork, who lari August so ably tupRecentl y bia health had been falling deficitdeficit ouff (104.9>101.>14 existexistss a sas th etbs rusol resultt ofof NeNeww YoTork;i k; AugusAugustt 38—Bev Wi-Rcv.. Obas die*.. M.000,*2.000 , whwhoo wawass much pleased at tbe Bunday-achooLuDday-school. IInn whicwhichh ththee brethre brethrenn To taj tor Km< Bor*- ofof ththee excursioeseurstonn to toAsbur A.buryr Par k PsrkE. Dunn , uf Freeport, III. • September quickness in which the business was piled tea pulpU of Trinity Reformed•lowly,slowly , bubutt bhee habadd nono rea lreal disease dl , all werire e presenpresentt anandd too tookk part part.. Th Tbee E. Dunn, uf Freeport, 1U.; Septemberquickness In which tbe churcchurchh durinduringg tbteae vacatio vacationn o t ofBev Rev.. an d the physicians said that death TheThe RoyaRoyall SantiagSantiagoo Circlearete., MotherHex heres Thursday.Thursday. ThiThiss isIs consider considered^ as aa" re-t^Re^taorge D. B»k.r, D of and tea physicians said teat deathnature e ofof IItt 1Ble UBrevealed unravelled,. ba butt al alll wh whoo of : AmericaAmericann ProtectorsProtectors,, wilwilll bol boldd a a markablemaikabie foforr soso du dullU a aeeasoD season, an d and Dr.Dr. SchenckSchaocfc., babaat agai againn beebeenn secure securedd waswa s duduee toto aa genera generall breakdow breakdownn or ofattendedttende d camcamee oaoatt wit withh a a smile smile.. Mr.Mr. anaadd Mr*Mrs.. DeWitDeWIttt Wooley Wootey., so neonbyby EldeEidexr JJ.. PF.. La Loire,i re, chairma chairmann o fof th thee th e system consequent upon old age. prayerrayer anandd praispratese aneervl vice -ethi stbla eve eve-- divided between the Bunday-schools F. M. Slater and family have taken the system consequent upon old age. —Street—Street OommlsrionerCommissioner GavetOavettt wa s ning at 8 o'clock at the home of ate of tbe four churches that Joined In the F. M. Slater and family ban takenandan d daughtersdaughters,, ooft MUdJabushMlddlebuab., Som Bom-- suppl y committee, to preach both His fine physique was what kept him nlng at 8 o'clock at the home of Mia. optp tbetrtheir residencresidencee oonn ManninManningg ave are-- erse t county, spent Sunday at the Preach both Hla floe phyrique was what kspt Makept ept busbusyy SaturdaSaturdayy stakin Makingg oa t WW.. J1. VoidFord., 33 3132 JBaa Eastt fourt Fourthh street street,, excursion will makm e ammMU small proporn a t county, spent Buoday at thamorningmornin g anandd evenineveningg nexnextt month mouth,, up,p , anaadd IItt wawasa bi shla superio superiorr bodil bodilyy ™for eac£?oTh one to bear£r'. * *>'*>'‘ tue altealterr beingbeing absenabsentt frofromm tbthee cit cityy hom ae ooff GO.. Q .Q. DoUiver DoUiver., Falrvle Falrvteww duringdarin g thteee absencnbseooee o fof tb ethe pastor pastor,, teetbe line11 nees foforr thetee-- locatio locationn of tbofe osarear WatchunWatchungg avenueavenue.. ThTbee subjec subjectt U tor some time. Ber. Dr. Schenck. r—. strength that enabled him toto five live be> surfaceurtace drainagdrainagee pipepipess o non Plain Plaln-- willwill bbee "Consolation,'“OoaaobttoB,'’• anaadd Mrs.Seele MrsHseleyy Bar. Dr.Bcheoek. roodyond biMas threthreee scor scoree yea yearsn an andd te tann and aad. eld avenusvenuee anandd WesWentt FronFrontt street otraeL. EdsaEdsellU wilwilll lealeadd tbthee meeting meeting.. \ THETHE CONSTITUTIONALIST.CONSTITUTIONALIST. FIREMANFIREMAN STRUCKSTRUCK BYBY flA YOUTHEULYOUTHFUL SOLDIER.SOLDIER. TORRENTSTORRENTS OFOF WATERWATER POLICEPOLICE RAIDEDRAIDED FULLFULL TWICTWICEE HASHAS LIGHTNINGLIGHTNING GROCERSGROGERS AREARE ACTIVE.flCTIYE. LOALOADD OFOF HAYHAY ONON FIREFIRE CHRIS.CHRIS. SORENSEN.8ORENSEN, JR,JR. , SEVENTEENSEVENTEEN OVERHEADOVERHEAD BRIDGE.BRIDGE. STATE ASSOCIATION MET AT MOUN- YEARYEARSS OLD.OLD , ENLISTS.ENtlSTS. FLOOFLOODD THETHE STREETS.STREETS. FLEDGEDFLEDGED CRAPCRAP GAME.GAME. HIHITT PHOEBUS’PHOEBUS' HOUSEHOUSE TAIN PARK INN. * FROMFROM NOVELNOVEL CAUSE.CADSE. probably Fatal Accident Near probably Fatal Accident Near A SaversSevere StormStorm ofof WindWind anandd RoundsmanRoundsman FlynnFlynn WentWent inin By By a a LastLast ExparieneaExperience OccurredOccurred DurOur - CyelittCyclist CollidedCollided WithWith It.It , WithWith Belie Meade. TS,sea*-s'Ihioufhoat t Bella Meade. Jt-l. RainRain ThursdayThursday Night.Night. Window.Window. infling Tuesday’sTuesday's Storm.Storm. BesaAs to So CssTssUsS ay CigarattkCigarette Inin Hla Hi* Mouth.Mouth. PtalhBeldPlainfleld hasbaa furulahed furnished oneone of of thetbe DID NOT SEE THE BRIDGE. youngeetyoungest eoldlerasoldiers lain the presen t war . TheThe semisemi-annua annuall meetingmeeting ofof thethe DIO HOT SEE THE BRIDGE LIGHTNINGLIGHTNING WASWAS INCESSANTINCESSANT PLAYERSPLAYERS FINEDFINED ININ COURT.COURT. SIDESIDE OFOF HOUSEHOUSE TORNTORN OFOFF.F New Jersey Grocers' Association was LOADLOAD SOONSOON ALLAL L ABLAZE.ABLAZE . HeHe I*Is rorenteecseventeen yeareyean ofof age.age ,but but ee a s New Jersey Grocers' Association helbaldd atat MountainMountain ParkPark InnInn JulyJuly 93.30. FHED KORNAU WAS DASHED FROM valorous as any In tbe ranks. His AID KORNAU WAS DASHED FROM ealoroue an aay la the ranks. Hie SOMEOME STREETSSTREETS WEREWERE FLOODEDFLOODED GAMEGAME WASWAS GOINGGOING ONON ININ THETHE HOUSE HOUSE FOUR-YEAR-OLOFOUR-YEAR OLO CHILDCHILD PARALYZEDPAR»L\ZED ThereThere werewere shootabout seventyseventy delegateedelegates PLAINFIELDPLAINFIELD RIDERRIDER WHOWHO DIDN'T DIONT SESEEE THTHEE TENDERTENDER BYBY THETHE BLOW.BLOW. youtkralneayouthfulaeeet onlyonly serves to bring- out bolderbolder thetbe patriotismpatriotism whichwhich hebe hasba a FROFROMM CURBCURB TOTO CURB.CURB. OOFF ALBERTALBERT CHAMPION.CHAMPION. BYBY THETHE SHOCK.SHOCK. present.present. TbeTbe sessionsession commencedcommenced atat VERYVERY CLEARCLEAR •bowashow1 n laIn a a desire desire toto eerse serve ,hie bis oouatxy. country . 1010:3 300 o’clocko'clock inIn tbethe morning morning aadand ooo ccn The Damename ofof thlathis bracebrave Balelittle Amert-Ameri- Hiihi Waa •( tinnedlimed untiluntil Is o’clocko'clock Inin thethe afterafter - Jtmtt Feats, can Is Cb i Is. Borenaen, Jr. noon.soon. AtAt noonnoon ManagerManager MoultonMoolton le Chile. Sorensen, Jr. providedprovided oneone ofof htehis extraextra.fln floee dinnersdinners It waaa dramatic eoeneafea feww deyadays foforr thethe delegatee.delegates. SomeSome wetswere soso weUwell ago when thla youngster, buiutt a abortshort !•'<• • I, >t of Pnp»r FIT" thr Mulr- pleasedpleased thatthat theythey remainedremained atat thetin Ion time out of bis knickerbockers, ap- w.T-lt Was m V*ry CWm C*pt»w. •**viright ay Ham.I proached his lather—a veteran of tbe w»T—ll Vm ■ Tory CWeer Oaptart over nightnight andand returnedreturned Dextnext day.day. InIn It la a beautiful country, that part of tbe warm weather there was a It to a beautiful country, that part civil war aad asked for his permis- HomeSome daringdaring weatherweather progooadcatorprognoetlcator IItt we.waa jjus nett beforebefore 22 o'clock o'clock TburvThursda leyy F.F. aC . Phoebus,Phoebus, efof Clinton Clinton avenue,avenue, ■Pita of tba warm weather there was a StrangeStrange sadand solemnsolemn waewas thethe proves proces - ofllew Jersey that tbe Bound Biook war—sad aeked for hla permle- breeze on tbe mountain and the sf New Jareey that tbe Booed Biook sion to enlist. Tne boy susplcloned remarkemarkedd thatthat ItIt waswaa going going to bebe coolcool morning.morning. SergeantSergeant Etely.Kieiy. Rounds-Bounds- hashas badhad moremore experiencesexperiencea withwith lightlight cool breeze on tbe mountain and the elousion tbetthat staggeredstaggered throughthrough WestfieldWescfloltl division of tbe Philadelphia and Bead- Mon to enUsc. The boy aueptotooed beat was not oppressive. ffsMon of the Philadelphia and Bead that bis father would be reluctant to Bbareday.Thursday. BeHe probablyprobably owesowea hlahla life life manman FtFlyn yenn andand PatrolmanPatrolman VaaderwegVanderweg ulnanlng Withinwithin tbetbe peatpast fewfew years yean thanthan sal waa not oppressive. aveuoe,avenne, Rahway,Rahway, JulyJuly 90tb.30th. TbsThe ad- ad - ing Railroad runs through. Although father would be ralactaat to was decided by the delegates that Mg Railroad rans through. Although _ Ive his consent, and It was as be ttoo thethe fast fact thatthat behe does doee notno t Uvelira InIn pickedpicked theirtheir waywa ycautiously cautiously akmgalone ha ceresres for.for . TwiceTwice hashaa hte hi sbouse hoi It wee decided by tbe delegatee that vancew guardguard waewaa en an elderly elderly farmer,farmer, rnd Kornau, of Wayne Junction, baa glee bln oooeeat. end It area ee be a special committee be appointed by fled Korean, of Warn* Zoaertoa, baa pected. Tbe son met with a reception lb(hi las section.section. ItIt waswas aoc not oooL cool. ItIt waaMadisonMadison avenueavenue betweenbetween FrontFront anendd beea struckttrucfc byby lightning, lightning, andand some some a special committee be appointed by wh■boo waswas leadingleading na pairpair ofof bones. horses. ThThee baas s fireman on that line for nearly peeled. Tbe ana met with a reception tbe president to organize sew associa- been a Bremen on that Una lor Dearly for bis cherished desire that boded it lot. LatLatee InIn thethe afternoonafternoon thethe clouds clouds SeconSecondd streets.street*. TheyThey haltedbaited lain frontfrubl membermember ofof htehi shousehold household renderedrendered the president to organize new associa- rear guardguard waawas aa manman Inin knickerbock- knickerbock- •year, be locked about him with ad- foci III tions In the towns and cities where a fni, he locked about him with ad HI success If he had not been or a de- begaibn to gathergather endand a a dayday of o fex e x ooff thethe storystory andand a halfhalf buildingbuilding occu-oeeu UDOoaadouainconscloua asas thatbe leaulLlesult. tions In tbe towns end dries where ers,ers, trundlingtrundling thethe wreckwreck ofof n a bicycle. bicycle. miration aa be climbed upon the tank iff he bad not been of a de- there are none at present. The com- l ae be climbed upon the tank termined disposition. ceprionalceptional warmthwarmth promisedpromleed toto ensodd piedpied byby AlbertAlbert ChampionChampion anaa aa barberbarber HteHla lastlast experienceexperience occurredoccurred Tues-Tues- there are none at present. The com- Eacichh manman waa waa limpinglimping painfully.painfully. is tbe tender to engine Mo. 623 Friday with a violent storm. ee on Insurance made a vary • So. 623 Friday Young Sorensen waa engaged In tbe with a violent not m shop•hop.. FromFrom oaeone ofof thath eupper upper wiwinn dayday JulyJuly 19th.lfitb. DuringDuring thath eheavy heavy mittee on Insurance made a vary EachEach worewore gloomgloom Inin htehi sface. face. ItIt wae wa s Boning. HeHe straightened up and DuringDuring thethe heatbeat aadand aileooesilence, ofof thetb edown,(lows, settingsetting snuglysnugly underunder thathe eaves, eaves, showe■bowerr aa largelarge treetree Inin frontfront ofof htehi ssatisfactorysatisfactory repost,report, statingstating thatthat atat evidentevident fromfrom theirtheir behaviorbehavior thatthat diplo-diplo- forgot for the moment where be was.ratherrather unarntlmen’aluawotlmental employmentemployment ooff day the element* seemed to bare presentpresent therethere teIs aboutabout onaone millionmillion andand tlorlbe chopping wood when be decided that day the elements seemed to hues tbe faintesfaintestt glimmerglimmer ofof lightlight foughtfought houselouse waswaa struck, struck, aadand lha tbe bolt,bolt, glaocglanc - matimaticc relationsrelations betweeubetweau themthem werewere ItIt wanewas a fatal fatal moment. The nextone gatheredgathered strengthstrength forfor ua terrificterrtflo dtadis-- ItItss wayway intoInto thethe outer outer darkness.darkness. ThThee loging towards thathe bouse, bouse, toretore offof ftbe th ea halfhalf InsuranceInsurance beingbeing carriedcarried byby thethe strained.strained. TbeThe remnantsremnants ofof aa wtolffle-whiffle- of the bottom beams to the overhead thetbe opportuneopportune timetime badbad arrived arrived forfor himhim play of their power in tbe storm that company In the association. Of the bottom boama to tbe orerhead to ask hla father the important ques- play of their power lu the storm that officerffleeres halted.iialted. WhenWhen theythey spokespoke ItIt entireodree easteast endend aadand aa part part ofof the tbe roof,roof, xnpaay in the aeeocfatioo. tree,tree, whichwhich trailedtrailed behindbehind tbethe boieeo, horses, Iddfebridge eaeteast ofof BelloBelle Meade..trackMeade.struck himhim to eak hie rather the Important qoee- swepjtovwct over thisthis sectionsection JustJust atat sun-i waress lain whispers.whispers. ForFor a a mlnulaminute theythey thenthen ranran downdown andand along along theth ecellar cellar ThTbee reportsreports ofof thethe president,president, secre-secre- waawas blackenedblackened byby lira.fire. BeckBack alongalong la tbe hack of the skull, and what a tlon.. HeBe dropped dropped hiehis axe,axe ,adjourned adjourned down. There was plenty of notice of ary and treasurer, were highly gratl- I. the back of tbe ekull, and wbat n to the woodshed where bis father waa down. There was plenty of notion of stood(•tood quietly.quietly. AadAnd then then throughthrough thethe cellincellingg untiluntil Itit reachedreached theth edining dining tary and treasurer, were highly grati- iliatbe roadroad laylay a a smoulderingsmouldering heap,heap, all al l moment before waa a type of physical to the wood eh. d where hla father waa tbe arrival of tbe shower. For two " same floating the faint sound of room, where it tore, away part of the fy!'yio DRg andand showedshowed aa prosperousprosperous con-con- that was left of a fine wagon and a momeot before wti n type of pby.loal engaged, and broached tbe subject. the arrival of the ehower. For two air came floating tbe faint round of room, where It tore away part of the1 that wae left of a fine wagon and a Ml"'manhood , nownow laylay enubedcrushed andand bleedbleed - engaged, and broached the aebjoct hourshours thethe cloudsclouds roiledrolled upup fromfrom tbthee Ivoryivory disksdisks beatingbeating aa merrymerry tattootattoo floorfloor aadand paralysed paralyxed aa fourfour-year-old year old ditiondition ofof thethe aeeectadon.association. InIn thetbe loadload ofof hay.hay. FromFrom rimetime to rimetime ththee Mring karidebeside lbsthe track*tracks. SolSo! no!no ! TonYou go g oback bac kto to chop- chop - northwesnorthwestt andand marshalledmarshalled- ^ Ithei r AgsJoAtagainst thethe insideof of a a Infhflr leather cup. cup . son ooff Mr.Mr. Phoebus'Phoebus' whowho was was playingplacing treasurylury therethere teis a goodgood balance,balance, endand farmerfarmer matteredmuttered laID htebla chinchin whiskerswhiskers TheThe accidentaccident occurredoccurred ata t «:168 ;1 5 pingping wood,wood, youngyoung man. lou'raKou're tootoo forceswere,. •"Hist Hist,, bebe quiet, quiet ,men." men," cautioned cautioned the the witwithh twotwo other other children.children. a reportreport ofof IncreaseIncrease lain membershipmembership opprobriousopprobrious remarksremarks aboutabout btcyleabioylee o'clock aa near aa the crew could tell. youngyoung toto go go to to war,”war," aaldaaid theth eacDior senior It opened softly but soon the big The tree waa shattered and cut Inwaaes alsoalso made.made. and the smoking of "gosh dasted o'clock M near aa the crew could tell, 3orenaen. It opened softly but soon the big corpulent sergeant. Tbe tree wee shattered aad cut la and the smoking of “gosh dusted krfor nobody nobod .toppedy stoppe dto tlooko loo atk atheirt thei r dropsdropa warewere followedfollowed byby a a heavy heavy downdown •'We'veWe've gotgo t 'em'em dead dead toto rights,rigbts, hairiff.. TheThe boltbolt seemedseemed to followfollow ththee TbeTbe tradetrade InterestInterest commutescommittee re-re- eigarettee." eakhaawatches. EngineEngine So.No .623. 623 , oneone of of the th e “<*."Oh, father,father, whywhy won won' tt yoqyou letle t mem opour.pour. ThaoThen thetb« tainlain camecame Inin sheetsaheeta boys,’’boys," venturedventured thethe roundsmenroundsman Inin »a trunkrunk fromfrom thethe top top downdown toto withinwithin porteportedd tbetthat daringdaring thethe comingcoming sirsix memess Patterson'sPatterson's cigarettecigarette wna.was ,In- in - canst back type of the P. and B. en-go.go. YouTon knowknow youyou wealwent toto war war when when that tbe accompanying gale tore Into several feet of the ground when It monthsmonths seeenlseveral newnew proprietaryproprietary deed, the cause of all the trouble, eaael back type of the P. and R en you were a boy, and why cant I go that the aooompanylng gale tore Into familiafamiliarr manner.manner. ’’It's''It's craps,craps, suresure ■event feet of the ground when It deed, the causa of all tbe trouble. peek—glaMkwas drawingdrawing a traintrain ofof elxsix OatHa t wan a boy, aad why cant I go ahredahredaa andand dasheddaahed along.along. TheTh ewind wind ough." shoshott offoff In in anotheranother directiondirection andand en-en -brandbrandss wouldwould bebe placedplaced underunder thethe ooo con PaUeraonPatterson waawas eoorchlngecorchlng fromfrom Eliza-Eliza- em, loaded with ballast, and a com- whilewhile IX amam aa boy.boy. J'UI'll probably probably aneve r Became almost a tornado In violence. tered tbe house. trotrotl ofof thethe association.association. AtAt presentpresent beth to his borne In Plainfleld, puffing ■n, loaded with ballast. and a com- have a chance again." It was said became Almost a tornado la violence. •Penned,'Penned, yea.yea ,but bu tnot no tpinched," pinched," tered the house. belh. to hte home In Plainfield, puffing bintion smoker and baggage car, bare a chance again.'' It waa i TbeThe eiectrtoelelectrical forcesforces werewere unnaallyunuaally addedadded th>the patrolman. patrolman. Mrs.Mrs. PhoebusPhoebus andand berhe r childrenchildren thertheree ereare ea largelarge numbernumber ofof brandsbrands ofof awayaway forfor dear dear life.life. AsAs he he turned turned Intointo wtlch was occupied by the Belle with tearwarea wellingwelling Inin thetbe eyes eyes ofof theth eactive. The lightning waa In peasant goodgoodss thatthat areare directlydirectly underunder tbethe con- con - WeetfleM avenue, James Wilkin, or occupied by the Belle boy. active. The lightning was Incessant "Yea.Vis, butbut we'llwe'll getget ’em,"'em." tbetbe ser- ser -wereree alonealone InIn thatbe house bouse atat the tbe time, time, Wret field avenue, James Wilkin, of Heads section gang. JohnJohn HigginsHlggins. boy. «nd bUudlng.blinding, whilewhile thetbe thunderthunder geantgeant replied.replied. '"Com Comee onon around around thisthis endand therethere waewas nono one one toto attend attend toto tbthee troltrol ofof thethe organization.organization. AUAll ofof tbatbe OranfordOranford,, drovedrove htehis wagonwagon outout of of anan of BtUsMeadea Meade,, lais the the foreman.foreman. TheyThey Thlee fatherfather waawaa on on the tbe point point ofof reit-reit- rollerolledd endand crashedcrashed InIn nevernever ceasingceasing way"way" little fellowfellow exceptexcept htehis mother. mother. ThTbee otherother committeescommittees mademade excellentexcellent re-re- adjoiningadjoining fieldfield IntoInto thetb e road,road , anandd had taketean thethe ballaetballast carecan et at Hope-Hope* eratingerating hlabis formerformer statementstatement whenwhen behe accompaniment. AadAnd thenthen threethree officersofficers disappeareddisappeared shockshock andand paralysispara lysis onlyonly lastedlasted aa short short ports.wrta. BeforeBefore thetbe aeeoclatlooassociation ad-ad- checkekedd htehis honesbones lain order order teto breathe breathe well and were bounboundd forfor thethe Port Port beathesitate truedd lain a a half-perplexed half-perplexed endand half- half- WhilWhilee thethe rainrain lastedlasted thetbe downpourdownpoi throughthrough thethe narrownarrow alleyalley betweenbetween rime.time. NoSo otherother membermember ofof tbetbe family family journedmrned aa vowvote ofof thanksthanks weeextaodedwas extended thethemm beforebefore theythey shouldahouid pullpull htehla loadload Beading crossin«g wherewhere eotnesome workwork reminiscent manner, and then aaid: vsaea remarkablyremarkably heavy.heavy. ThereThere mightmight Champion'sChampion's littlelittle domldedumicle aadand the th ewaa hurt,hurt, althoughalthough Mrs.Mrs .Phoebus Phoebus wawaaa to• ManagerManager Moulton,Monltos, ofof thethe Inn,Inn , forfor ofof hayhay upup thetbe Bleepateep hillhill aheadahead ofofbim him.. wnawai tolo hebe done. done. TheTh etrain train wanwa ala in "Well“Wall,, allall tight,right, youyou oancan gogo. '*" Joetust aaaa wellwell basehave beenbeen nono gutters gutters oorr buildingbuilding onon thethe comer comer ofof SecondSecond veryvery nervousnervous andand excited excited whenwhen berher hiehis hospitality.hospitality. TheThe next next meetingmeeting ofof ItIt soso happenedhappened thatthat tbetbe smokesmoke Pat-Pat* charge of Conductor William Calla AadAnd asuitin oilingg actionaction toto thetbe word, word ,he be stormitorm newers.sewers. InIn the the buelnvee business sectionsection streetarrest andand MadisonMadison nvenue.nvenne. ItIf aayan yhusbandhusband returned.returned. TbeTne damage damage donedone ththeo eoeocleUonassociation willwin bebe heldheld atat Pater-Pater- tenontenon waawas blowingblowing oatout ofof htehis nostrilsnostrils ban.ban, ofof Trenton-Trenton- &C . W.W . Meek,Meek , ofof tookook aa leadlead pencil,pencil, gotgo ta a piecepleo of ofof thethe citycity thethe weterwater filledtilled tbethe streets streets one habadd beenbeen nearnear theythey wouldwould havehave to thetbe househouse lala very very conspicuous,conspicuous, andand SOB. tbacureursdd htehie dike.vision. TbeThe frontfront postpost ofof Philadelphia, now boarding at Tren- paper, and wrote: from curb to curb. Park avenue waa n be seen very plainly from the out- his bicycle struck the tall of tbe Philadelphia, how boarding at Tren from curb to curb. Park avenue wae seen■ RoundsmenBoundeman PlynaFlynn laylay bold bold o Mr.Mr. Phoebus’Phoebus' firstfirst experienceexperience waweea niturilturee aadand lawlaw booksbooks ofof W.W .Gordon Gordon freetree hehe stoodstood byby tbethe wreck wreak ofof hibles bridgseamebridge came InIn eight sight butbut thetb eBremen fireman oan hlaUs wayway to to BaaSea flirt Girt wherewhere In In a a GreenOreen brookbrook toreroe» to thethe top top of o fIts tta MruntimeMeantime tbetbe twotwo offloeraofficers werewere twotwo yeanyean ego.ago . HeH e waswa sliving living atat W[UlemaWilliams werewere soldsold underunder attachmentattachment machine,machine, pullingpulling "tapewisps ofof haybay from, front dididd artnot notice notice It.it. TheTbe etrtng string ofof roperope short time be bad undergone hie ex-banks>anlu andand tttreetedthreated to overflow.overflow. At effectingeffecting anan entrance entrance throughthrough aa doordoor OreeabrookOreenbrook then,then, endand hla his house bouse waswas proceedingsproceedings andaad a landlord'slandlord's distressdistress downdown htebis back,back, aadand saidaaid rodsrode thingsthings "eat UiU" that dangle to warn brake- aminerloeaaminations aadand baas been admittedadmitted aaaa a a Tier's dam there waa a mighty volume on the tint floor. struck, rfi—h^ng him and a colored to the farmer. Wllkln waa respond, iner of tne Fourth Beglment and Tier’s dam there wae a mighty volants on the first Boor. ■truck, disabling him and a colored warrantvarrant TboTbe parriesparties lateintereste rootedd werewere to the farmer. WUkln waa respond- men of the approaching bridge, iber of the Fourth Regiment aad ofif weterwater rushingrushing overover It.it . DownDown oonn "Oombaae eeben,eeben, comacome alebsn,elebra, bullybully workmanworkman Justjust aaas It It did did hte bis son. son .Toes* Toes- MrMr.. Veghte.Veghte. ■a lawlaw book book eeller,seller, ofof Som- Sera- iningg laIn kind,kind, whenwhen behe noticednoticed ma spiralspiral paasil over bis head when he assignetnedd aaaa aa membermember ofof theth eband. band . 21m place, the water flooded tbe day. Both recovered. A lot of chickens of blue smoke arising from the cavity For several yean past young Boren- m piece, the water flooded the boy,boy. ahah hh b h b." h. " d. A lot of chickens erville, wbo got oat tbe attachment, of blue smoke arising from tha cavity up. Kornau Is a tall For eeeeral yean peat young Suren atreerestt andand ranran IntoInto somesome ofof the the yards.yards. ThatThat fromfrom thatbe InteriorInterior ofof the the bouse. house. > kiltedkilled thatthat rime.time. aadCnlgA.Manh.whoand Craig A. Marsh, wbo claimedclaimed $7$799 whichwhich PstunohbadPatterson bad mademade Inin hte bis load.load. It aian, standing overatx ssn has been musically inclined and Pedestrians bad to wade or go acroes It was tbe opportune time. With a great outcry bn whipped up has shown marked ability playing an fNtleelriarta had to wade or go across It wae CLAIMCLAIM STILLSTILL GOOD.GOOD. forfor rentrent ofof tbethe office. office. Mr.Mr .▼ Vegbte'agate'ss With a great outcry ha whipped up baa ebown marked ability playing aa lota. With one bound Bound-man Flyno claimlalmwanfortw wae for Eire.. htebla homeshones aadand drovedrove thethe wagon wagon Intointo altoalto bom.bom . SinceSince lhathe ocgaallatiou organization ooff Other streets were flooded during tbe roadside ditch, upsetting It eon- wsaw tfao beam strike him. tbe Queen City Band be has been her street, were flooded during went through the window. HieHis ap- ap - TbeTbe furniturefumitare endand booksbooks werewere worthworth the roadside ditch, upsetting It. oon- Bm* marredtottered andand thenthen pitchedpitched headlong e Queen City Band ha bee been thethe worstworst ofof tbethe rain.rain. TheThe dirt dirt anaadd vnce mi not expected. BuButt aboutabout SSOUB0 aadand broughtbrought aboutabout *12Ofilm.. oelrlcgoeivlcg thisthis toto be be thethe onlyonly meansmeans ooff sand was washed from the macadam savinringg htehis property.property. (kmtea thethe tender.tender. WbeoWhen UmyamppMthey stopped Ina letter received from blm Thurs- l waa washed from the macadam ChampionChampion weawaa ready ready forfor ILit. TheTbe lamp, lamp, MurphyMurphy ft& Blais,Biars, lhatbe lawyers, lawyers, basehave MoatMoat ofof the the booksbooks were«n boughtbought laIn byb y■■ aadmrneaid came hack,back, theythey -foun d la a letter received from him Thu re surfacesurface aadand thethe atonesatones werewere leftleft bare.bare. made especially for midnight sessions rougbt salt against John A. Murphy, Mr. Teghte, who also took the safe, He> blmsetrhimself wmwa sthrown thrown headlong,headlong, 1 dayday hehe expressedexpressed aa greatgreat delightdelight made especially for midnight sessions brought suit against John A. Murphy. Mr. Veghte, who eteo took the safe, ■nooosclousuni I rue,, lyinglying raceface downdownwar wardd InIn am DuringDuring tbethe heavyheavy thunderthunder stormstorm ooff ofof thisthla sort,sort, weewas annOed snuffed laIn a a twink- twink- a butcher, doing business In tbe west worth $140, and which only broufcbt sprainingspraining hlabis knee,knee, andand before before bebe withwith lifelife atat CampCamp Y’oorheee.Yoorbees, andand re- re - Thursday the handeome house tettar. doing bnrtnaae In the west worth flto. aad which only brought could reach the tire, to pull away tbe psetofpeoUf waterwater beetlebeside thethe track. track. HHee lates some of bis experiences in ca Thursday the haadaome house re- ling. And all waa darkness. ThareThere sad,end, forfor GeorgeGeorge W.W .Eddy, Eddy, sootheranother $39. GeorgGeorgee W.V.W. V. Moy,MOT, J.J. P.P. BunySo Ronyon could roach the fire, te poll away tba emitted•as lifted Intointo lth e baggage oar lates some of hla experience* la camp. oentidlyy purchasedpurchased byby W. W. G.O .De Dolamete lame terr the sound ofof shufflingshuffling feetfeet endand her. Tbe suit Is for «soo and iaand Wm. G. DeMexa purchased some uninjureinjuredd partpart ofof thathe hay, hay . aa breezebreeze HeJaHe la t^ethe youngestyoungest soldiersoldier nownow quar- quar- Kimbai; avenue, in Weetfield, was ber. Tbe suit 1s for AMO aad U and Wm. G. DeMera had caught it and wreathed hay, takenliken toto BoundBound Brook.Brook. TbeTh ebeck back ofof tered there. Kimball avenue, la West Held, was bunteduurried movements,movements, denotingdenoting aa sud-eud -broughbroughtt laIn thathe Olreuit Circuit Court.Court. ThTbae oftbebookaof tbs books.. CounselorCounselor W.W .8. S .Angle Angle - bad caught It and wreathed bay, Miata ahullskull weawas cut cut openopen endand ItIt la is feared feared ■structrackk byby lightning lightning endand caught caught OreAre.. den desiredeelre toto evaouauevacuate tbethe bouse house on on papersispen havehave beenbeen served.served. man representerepresentedd bothboth Mr.Mr. Veghte Teghte andand wagoinn andand allall Inin flames.flames. batthat thethe ekullskull weewaa fractured.fractured. MUSTANG'SMUSTANG'S WlCDWlCD RUNRUN.. TbeThe firefire-alar alarmm waawa asounded sounded andend, , thethe panpart ofof thosethose whowho had had beea been deeplydeeply The WOO claim Is on a note which Mr. Marsh. although the rain was coming down The $300 claim te oa a note which Mr. Mareb. EXCURSIONISTS HAD A GOOD TIME. AtAt BoundBound Brook.Brook, Dr.Dr .Flaber Flaher wawees although the rain wae coming down engagedengaged butbu ta a momentmoment beforebefore Ilan MurphyMurphy gavegave tote EddyEddy laIn Dseember. December. old VMka* EXCURSIONISTS HAD A GOOD TIME. mmoued•tmtnoDed andand examinedexamined thethe loj>injure d la torrents,torrent*, thethe firemenfiremen respondedresponded speculating; on the numbeberr ofof spotsspots 1889. The note was for twelve months, Coal Ilrerze llMI»i< Kicmlw !• ih» WBCAD. promptly and the flames were soon I See. Tbe note wea for twelve months, LesLastt FridayFriday atat lhatbe Fillmore Fiilmore Bap - am.•an. HeHe reoommeaded recommended thatthat behe be b e promptly and the flames were soon thetbe littlelittle dlattidisks wouldwould turnturn upup.. sodand coveredcovered na bonkbook aocouoLaccount. WbeoWhen rialtist ohchurc archh everya very successfulsuccessful oldold folks'folks' Ht«l Bt the Stor*. taken to Huhlenberg Hospital in BB.. &0. FirstPirstbrook' brook'sa bonehorse rahran away away extinguished.extinguished. TheTbe lose low la is aboutabout $5(EO0 No use to run, boys, we've got the note became due, Murphy did not Ukm to Muhlenberg Hoeoltal in and Is fully covered by insurance to run, boys, we've got the Dote became dee, Murphy did not concertconcert waswas givengiven traderunder thethe anepleesauspices ThoseThose whowbo wentwent onon tbethe cxoaratoo excursion fUifleifbbdiHd etoaoe.at once. HeHe feared feared thetheio la-- ThursdaThursdayy morningmorning fromfrom Inin front front ofof a and 1e fully covered by Insurance, you.you.'" advisedadvised Plyon.Flynn, take It up, and soon afterwards moved of the church. Tbe concert was Jirj was fatal. The ballast can were house on West Sixth street, just in When the Ore bell rang the biggest Uke It up. and toon afterwards moved of the church. The concert wea ThursdayThursday to AsburyAsbury PathPark andand Ocean Ocean Iwyeee fatal. Tbe ballaet care were West Sixth street. Just In When the fire bell rang tbe biggest HHee struckstruck aa matchmatch andand litlit tbetbe lamplamp outout ofof tbetbe State. State. SinceSince nearlynearly eight eight arranged11 range d byby andand lain ohargecharge ofof MraMaryMrs, Mary i rove had a fine day along the shore. Mlleft Mat Bound Bound BrookBrook andand KnrnauKornaa wawaaa the rear off tbe the carcar bouse.bouse. FlretbrookFlretbrook partpart ofof thetbe malemale populationpopulation ofo f thetb eagain. Lo and behold there was but yean have passed since December Grove ked a fine day along tha shore. la a baker and he lives on Liberty »wn turned out thinking that the lain. Lo aad behold there was but years have paaasd since December ThomasThomas aadand Mrs Mrs .Eltea Ellen Randolph.Randolph, Ther•ee wmwas a a cool cool oceanocean breezebreeze whichwhich bmMtothlbemad to thlae city.city. TbeTh eamlpilanoe amhul&nce le e baker and be lives on Liberty iwn turned out thinking that tbe ChampioChampionn standingstanding alone.alone. TbeThe others otb«rs 1890, when the note became due. it while Miaa Nora Williams presided at Up—m n ii and the man taken to itreet He was delivering biead. and firebug had paid another visit to tbe lew, wbeo tbe note became due. it While Mice Nora Williams presided at temperedempered tbethe extreme extreme beatheat andand mademade teeJSMraoned and the man taken to He was delivering bleed, and firebug had paid another visit to the badbad fled laIn tetfbr.terror. AA buot hunt waawae In- In - wouldwould ordlnwllyordinarily bebe outlawedoutlawed asaa tbe th ethehe piano.piano. TheThe young young endand oldold people people tbtbee beachbeach a comfortable comfortable pieceplace Indeed.Indeed. taiaoipltal. He waeetill unconscious. lefleftt blebis bone,horse, whichwblcb leIs aa netvousnervous town, andand thatthat thisthis timetime behe might might stituted for them. Joe Carter waa statue of limitations in New Jersey fekmltal. He wa* etill unooneclooa mustang, untied. His little brother, impliah what be started out tostituted lot them. Joa Garter wae statue of U ml tattoos la Mew Jersey ooff tbethe choreachurch gavegave thatbe oonoertconcert whichwhich Whecann thethe train train leftleft herehere laIn the tb e Ptadhad KornauKornau Uvealives atat Wayne Wayne June-Junc- luotang, untied. Hie Utile brother, accomplish what be started out to nearlnearlyy suffocatedsuffocated underunder aa bed.bed . HHee runsi forfor six six yeanyean only.only. ButBu tIn In tbe th e proved>roved to bebe enjoyable enjoyable toto ell all preoaof.present torning the fifteen can were so tion where hla father ia foreman of a Clinton,Clinton, sixsix yearnyean old,old ,sal sa t luin thetb eddoo MondayMonday morningmorning andand burnbum tbe tb e hauled out, grinning ferociously. absence of tbe debtor the statute morning tbe fifteen ears were so 'hi where bU father la foremen of a wagon holding tbe hone. whole town down. hauled out, grinning ferociously, mbeeooe of the debtor tbe statute Followingfollowing thetbe concertconcert aa shortshort enterenter - crowdedcrowded thatthat anotheranother oneone wmwas pulput oa on Mmgaag.•Mfcm gang. BeHe launmarried. unmarried. HHee wagon holding lha bona. whole town down. Alberirtt ButlerButler weewas found tound eeeretedsecreted Ilan M tote run,run, therefore therefore Itit te is lawfullawful ttoo tainmenneatt waasrivoawas given byby thosethose whowho gave gave atatRoeelle Roselle,. ThenThere wetswere nono accidentsaccidents MB*0l bebe twenty-twotwenty-two yeareyean oldold nextnext BomathlDgSomething startledstartled thethe animalanimal andand TheTbe chimneychimney ofof theth ehouse. bouse, W«tJ77 na pilepile ofof paperpaper underunder lbsthe stairway, stairway , ■suuae himhim upon upon hisbi sreturn. return . ItI t teis oa o nththee conoart.concert ThenThere waswas a a fair fair atmod-attend- reported, aadand allal l hadbad a a good good time.time . Rmrh.•nth. HeHe he. has been been workingworking onon the th e lain aa moment moment behe waawa srunning running downdown WretWest SecondSecond street,»tree:. blewblew offoff lain tbeth epuffingpuffing hard.hard. theset groundsgrounds thatthat Eddy'sEddy's lawyerslawyers ance anandd a goodlygoodly snmsum waawa sraallrad realized TheThe terrificterrific stormStorm thatthat camecame towardstowards IHmobTftnton eeotlonlection forfor nearlynearly aa year. year. Sixth street aatt fuUfuU speed.speed. HaHe turnedtamed atostormm ThursdayTbnraday andand frightenedfrightened thtbee IIoa thatne morningmuraing theythey wenwere linedlined upup in In brinbringg thethe soil suit. foforr thethe benefitbenefit ofof thethe church.church. nightnight overtookovertook thetbe cxcurMontstsexcursionists nearnear intIntoo GrantGrant avenue,avenue, ranran aa a s farfa rae a speoplpeoplee Insideinside thethe bousebouse considerably.considerably. frontrront ofof Judge Judge DeMamlaDeMesa In thethe rookery.rookery. EUxabethport.Elizabeth port, andand thetbe eeentir tiree rahrun fromfrom Fourth,Fourth, turnedturned luin that that street,street, endand wee BoTo fartherfarther damagedamage weewaa done. done. TheTheyy ellall admittedadmitted tbethe eoro. corn. ChamCham - MACADAMIZINGMACADAMIZING 3ANDFORQGANDFORO AVENUf.AVENUE. Frasohaa la Tv« U*tupt, the:be PortPort homehome wmwas made made lain aa heavyheavy caugh,tt byby D.D . F.F . Stewart,Stewart, ofof JohnJohn TbThee highhlgfa waterwater Inin StonyStony brook.brook, iInn ploopion waswaa finedfined *11CIS aadaad warnedwarned thatthat Ifif AtAt Ooootown.Oooncown, Justjuat backback ofof Waah- Waab- rain amid incessant flashes of light, street,street. io1B frontfront ofof Hope Hope chapel.chapel. lhatbe vicinityvicinity ofof GreenOreenbroo brookk roodroad anaadd ever came before tbe court again !ngtonngtonville rills,, theretber« Isla onlyonly ooeone churchchurch , rain amid Incessant flashes of light- ha ever came before the court again sea>>d carClljr IV—I.L..t-nrnt.hr. n,Th , tow.Labor. ning.nlng. AtA t PlainfieldPlainfleld thetb erein rain earnsearn* LittleLittle CUntODClinton waswas badlybadly frightenedfrightened Grovevf street,street, attractedattracted aa large large numnum - onon tbathe samesame chargecharge bebe would would beb emat a»n t aa■add thatthat tela ofof thetbe MethodMethodis tatt deoomldenomi - down so bard that many of tbe people CureCurs aMld wanwas screamingscreaming loudlyloudly whenwhen ththee berofser of people.people. TbeTbe water water completelycompletely to the county jalL Butler was fined InIn maAedamlringmacadamizing BandfordBandtord avenue.avenue, nation. ThaThe village village lais eompoaadcomposed ooff down so bard that many of tha people » tbe oouaty JelL Butler wee fined Street Commissioner Gave?; sayo that stayedstayed lain tbetbe oancars oror else else mademade aa runru n hocsehone waswaa caught.caught. BoMo damage damage wawees coveredcovered thetbe bridge bridge sodand thetb ecurrent current 9S,$8, endand OerterCarter U«fi . Street Cotnmlartooer flaeeti says that German and English speaking people, for the station, which was BOOM donedone to thetbe tig.rig. endaad FlretbrookFlrstbrook soonsoon vereeryy strong.strong. AtA t oneon elime time Itit Another crap shooter, wbo waa notnearlynearly allal l tbethe property property holdersholders havehave aboutabout halfhalf ofof each,each, andand to aoeommo- accommo- far the station, which wm eook arranged to nave tbe macadamizing dat s both classes tbe pastor of the crowded.crowded. ByBy s 9 o'clock,o'clock, however,however, thethe Consti- ranran opup andand drovedrove tbethe boreshorse away.awsy. lookedlooked asaa thoughthough thethe bridgebridge wouldwould bbee caughtcaught lain thethe sotact ofof playing,playing, butbut who wbo arranged to base tbe macadamizing dats both clasaea lha pastor of the storm was over and they were able to carriedcarried away.away. was seen to leave Champion's place a extendedextended fromfrom curbcurb toto curb.curb. ThisTbla churchchurch., Rev.Bev. GeorgeGeorge BoBowers were,, prnaittsepreaches wna area lo lanes Champion's place a additionaadditionall macadamizingmacadamizing lala beingbeing lain thethe morningmorning lathsin the GermanGerman tonguetongue get home. The members of WarreWarnsn EngineEn pine A NEW CITY DIRECTORY. abortshort timetime beforebefore thetbe f«draid waswas made,made, Charlie Ward. ObarHe waa ar-donei atat a coatcost ofof 1010 twota eenta aa runningrunning aadand In.In thethe evening evening Inin Eogllah.English. laIn •n.. n.ta». Grip. pation Companybompany heldheld aa euccvueful successful picnicpicnic lastlast Charlie Ward. Obartte was ar- foot which only pays for the stone, the this way ai tbe people are enabled to FridaY at Mountainside Park Grove. rested.rested, tootoo,an andd admittedadsaltted thatthat habe made made foot which only pays for the it one, tbe this way al the people are enabled lo E.E. E.E . Anthony,Anthony, ofof HIm WealWest FrontFront FridaY at Mountainside Park drove. "a couple of passes." Be has been citydry farotehlogfurnishing tbetbe laborlabor gratia.gratis. bearbear thetbe gospelgospel intn a a languagelanguage whichwhich •*i 701 con its consequences. These are There were abouaboutt threethree buodredhundred peopeo-- "a couple of peases." He baa beea Mealry all tbe lots on Sandford ave- they understand. street,street, teIs probablyprobably thethe only only personperson lain MM of the comequencca of constipation : TheThe WandWand OompeayCompany hashaa decideddecided ttoo before the court before on tbe same Ncaliy all tba kgs oh Bandford avo- they understand. plplee present.present. TheThe committeecommittee InIn chargecharge before tha court baton on tha name aire areare soNKfoo foort fronts,fronta. soao that that tbe1tbe eoat coat PlainnelPlainfieldd whowbo cancan giro give thethe “Hoheod"Hobsoo . WMWJ of appetite, pimples, sour diddid ellal l Inin theirtheir powerpower toto makemake ththee Issue•ue aa citycity directorydirectory forfor Plainfield Plalnfleld charge,charge, andand aaat a a result result heho Is Is fis tS poorer poorer rw re* n grip."grip," mas behe hadba dthe tb e pleasurepleasure ofor sion, coated tongue, rrigtrt- and North Plainfleld, having acquired toi eacheaeh propertyproperty holderbolder teIs Be. if,.' WhenWhen ThThae RoyalHovel SantiagoSantiago Circle.Circle. MothersMothers jvest one ooff pleasure.pleasure. TbeThe crowdcrowd wawasa and North Plainfield, bating acquired today.today. „ this street Is finished it will make one ■shakinbakingg handshanda withwith LteuLLieut HobsonHobaoa jalpitatioo, cold feet, debility, di*- orderly and everything passed off the:he rightsrights aadand business business ofor H.H . H.H . this street te finished it will make ona ofof AmeileanAmerican Protectors,Protectors, willwill holdhold aa Saturday during bis call at the. office . WMkaess, backache, vomiting. orderly aad everything passed off CHILDRENCHILDREN ROBROB ORAGRAVES YES. . ooff tbethe floretflonst streetsstreets lain tbethe city,city, withwith itItas Saturday during hte call et tbe office quietly.quietly. MusicMusic forfor daaclng dancing waawa sfur fur -Bakersr., thethe veteranveteran directorydirectory publisherpubllaher . prayerprayer andaad pratespraise serviceservice MondayMonday ofoftheMerrlt the Merrittt WreckingWrecking Oo..Co.. <949 Wall Wall The Wand Company is one of theEnrg»« Owftxry OnM bouses, floe shade trees andeveolagevening atat •8 o'clocko'clock ata t tbatbe home borne or of slattednished byby O O'Beilly BeUly.. AA aloe aloe prodtprofit willwill The Wand Company la coa of tha smooth, level roadbed. aueet.•tieet, HewHew Tork. York. be realized by the company after tbe moatmoat enterprisingenterprising directorydirectory publishedpublishers or Klow.r. hj VMHUID, smooth, level roadbed. Mis.Mrs. W.W .J. J . Ford,Ford, 281 stSSiiHKS be realized by the company after tbe n the metropolitan district and are WeeterrelItt aveooeavenue willwill bebe takentaken Street. Subject : ' Consolation"— * »*<* ,M* CtoueUy In perfect weather. ' They ■erred from spollatlcn. Jamemass HewittHewitt hasha scollated enlisted Inin thath e "For »i*ht jean I was affietod wiO describdesert bee thatthat ' spotspot asa s lhatb e mostmos t tbe nuisance and that some action SomerseSomersett Democrat,Democrat, thlathis weak,week, veryvery Uratuse*,. rayBIT NlAU sussl Right. Ew tltbtwhic neih bacam I wma toatteted bad th» editt th- Fourthourth RegimentBegimeat atat CampCamp VnoToorbee rheasa eaetRutim. m>rk berswe m bed tbet tta romanticantic InIn England.England. TheyThey werewere wiwilln habe takaotaken soon.soon. TheTh easms same manman aptlyaptly aay*:Bays-. 'TO"10 centscental las tootoo much orach toto Mis.Mrs. Ely,Ely, ofof Washington Washington Park,Park, wifewife • eonl4 do no aoraforma. Then 1 then proceeding to tbe English Lekes .too keeps goats and this w also Mrs. Pe*er?P. Boblnsoa. of Short papayy forfor a trolleytrolley rid.ride to Bound Bound BrookBrook . aatt SeeSea GirtGirt sadand teis aa membermember ofof the foOontmUto tak edo Arm' a. eorsforae.s Pills, aad sno TWea tb Ie then proceeding to the English Lakes also keeps goals end Ibis is also is. Fttesrlf. RoMaroo. of Short regimental band. ooff LieutenantLieutenant Ely.Ely ,of of thetb e regularregular bye tereeoT«r« Uke Arar-ad their Pil*natura aedl action. eoro" lha nod all were well. claimed to be a nuisance. As tbeHillsHills,, fellfell domedown stairsstain atat barhe rhome home ItIt shouldshould bebe ES rente.cents. TbeTb etrofiey trolley regimental band. armyarmy., hMbaa beard beard fromfrom barher husband husband beeah rarenrad Ihalr astaral aetloa.' and to ha a nuisance. As the company would carry more paaaengen »M. H. DKLATJCCTT, DortSt, Ont Mark Doud. of Fort Hancock, spent man Menslives searnear thethe cuotre centre ofoOf thethtb*e dry city TheradayThursday nightnight duringduring: tbstb eshower shower CharlesCharles Wheeler,Wheeler, orof Lindenlinden avenue,avenue, andand behe reports reports thatthat hehe te Is all all right right anandd . W«. 1. DaLAOCnr. Doseat, Oat Mutt Dowd, of Fort Haaooek. spent t to not to be wondered at that com- and broke her arm. It was sat Fri-aad make more money If they would SaturdaSaturdayy aadand SundaySunday withwith hlabis parentsparent* kkDOt to be woodnred at that com- aad broke bar arm. It was sat Fri- startedstarted SaturdaySaturday onon htebis summer summer v doingdoing well.well. ThusThus farfar he he hM baa hot not met me t "bru nur bu. plaints have been made. dayday morning. redoce tbe fare to S cents." Hon of two weeks. withwith anyany mishaps.mlshape. lain thethe borough.borough. plaints have been made. tion of two weeks. 8. THETHE CONSTITUTIONALIST.CONSTITUTIONALIST . SceneScene Inin Portugal Portagal atat the. the Bio Ri oPorto Port oVlaeyanU. Ylaeyarda . - BALLINGTOBALLINGIONN BOOTHBOOTH SWEDESSWEDES WILLWILL WORSHIP.WORSHIP . WHEELMENWHEELMEN,, BEWARE!BEWARE ! CABICABRTIXUt V1 NT. TBETHE POUT POST GRAFS*CHAFES TOTO TH* THS WIRXBTOXtTfK WTHXRY, OX THE HUM HZ ADS OT O rKBt MT SkltD AN D7 YOU* ^^ KE*aNEAR TUXTH E TILL. VAI.LMKXST1Z* ID I HEKETI WHEREZ WHEB THEYE ARE TBK DCJtPEOY IBS DUMPE I D IN THK ^^ SWEDISSWEDISHH FREEFREE CHURCHCHURCH TOTO MEET MEE T CITY JUOCJE AND POUCE WILL EN- MAUIHOKiSHIXQ TAT*VATS TO 10 RX B* TEOSMX T«OB»Klt FORFOB FORT POBT WIRE WIMX . AANN OPENOPEN LETTERLETTER FORCE BICYCLE ORDINANCE. TELLTELLSS OFOF HIS WORK ININ CONGREGATIONALCONGREGATIONAL CHURCHCHURCH . The rugged bills with projecting rocks of brown stone and ihtl, •offi Goold. th« Bicycle Dealrr, Fi The rugged hill* with projecting rocks ol brown stoDe and shale To MOTHERS. Tfc. L1UI, H-I.J Wblnk H- B—> containincontainingg aa largelarge quantityquantity of of iron, iron ,make mak eit i Impossiblet impossibl eto t useo us —e wagon s WK ARB ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO CommsndarCommander ofo f thwthe American' Amenca r (or Bldle* WlthMt I.i«M—ludR.• S«ySay*. herheree hencehence tbethe grapes grape* have hava to to be b ecarried carried to t othe th treadinge treadin vatg va oxt oriargUrn, * To MOTHERS. OmU»rt.C I. 11- W. C. T. C. *•« W Mare Carafnu as they are called, and some are large enough for twenty persons |# THEWE AREXCLUSIVEE ASSERTIN USEG OFIX THETHE WORD COURT -CASTORIA.-S OUR RIGH ANDT T O VolunteerVolunteerss MakesMakes anan Address. Address . Snnd.y M«hl.. to Hold Mlg-wowkMU-WM* ■ aa they are called, and some are large enough for twenty pcrxoaftg Beware, wheelmen! Offend not the tread, which they do dancing to mnAe famuled by the proprietot. TH••PITCHERSE EXCLUSIV CASTORIA,-E USE OF ASTH OURE WOR TRADEUAKK.D "CASTORLV, " AMD SomSomee timetime agoag o• a movement movemen t was Beware, wheelmen: Offend not the /, DR"PITCHER' SAMUELS CASTORIA, PITCHER," AS ofOU Hyannis,R TRADEMARK Massachusetts,. A VERYVERY SMALLSMALL AUDIENCE.AUDIENCE. . •Urtedilarted amongamong aomesome ofo ttbe th eHwedloh Swedish citycity ordinancesordinances forfo rthe th eCity Cit yJudge Judg e /, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, reeldetn,residents ofof tblathis .Ttycity lookinglooking imiJtoward andand hiehis keen keen allies,allies, tbe tbe police, police ,an ar e on was the originator of “CASTORIA," the same that THE VOLUN the formation of a branch of the Swe- youryour trail.trail . InI nother othe rwords, words the, th e was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that THE VOLUNTEERS HAVE ACCOM- tbe formation of a bran.-h of tbe 8we authorities of the city are (jetting has borne and docs now bear ^ ^ on every PUSHEDPUSHED MUCHMUC IN THEIR WAV disdiahh FreeFree ohurchchurch Inin Plalnfleld.Plalnfield . AaA as aauthorities of the dty are getting has borne and doss now bear ^^ ^.. -— on every result,result, meeting,meetings harehave beenbeen held held In In the th e tiredtired ofof seeing seeing thetbe bicycle bicycle ordinance ordinal the fac-simile signature of wrapper. W . O.0 .T T C.u rooms. rooms Hobday Sunday evening*. evenings . ofif theth ed(y city frequentlyfrequently violated violate dand an d the fac-simile signature of &**&%*&&s&u wrapper. City Judge Do Jleza has instructed This is the original “CASTORIA" which has been used in ThTbee NatiooalNational chart*cbnroh InIn Sireden Sweden Is I s City Judge1 De Meza haa loatructed theThis homes is the of. original the Mothers "CASTORIA of America" forwhich over has thirty been years. used in tbethe. LatheLutheran-church ran nbureh., butba tthere there era.are , IMtbe oflk-etnofficers of of t t ie ie policepolice forceforc eto t oen- en - the homes of. the Mothers of America for over thirty years. pererltialiae.nevertheless, manymany member,members ofo fthe th eforceforce tbetb elaw law to t otM tb letter.e letter 'It. 'I iet is LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see thaton theit is Free ehur.church b., whl. whic hh .-orraepoarilcorrespond swith wit h agains•gainstt theth escorcher scorcher endan dIM tb ridere rider LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is ththee CongregationalCongregational church,church , UI nthle thi s withouwithoutt MUbell andand lamp lamp thattha tthla thi scru- cru - the kind you have alirrrgs bought rffj. r ~~ sade Is aimed. theand hind-you has the have signature alwaps ofbought s^f wrap-^ * on theCommandeCommanderr BalticgtonBalllngton Booth,Booth , ofo f oountrycountry . BeoognLlnrReoognizlnsr tbe tb eOongrega Congrega - Mde U aim*!. and has the signature of C&&yr*&&jCt< wrap- thetbe AmericanAmerican Volunteer*.Volunteer*, waawa spresent presen t Uonaltional .-hurahchurch aeas praerioally practically tbeth eearn sam e IItaU.-uaet all came outou tof o f theth efact fac tthat tha t per. Mo one has authority from me to use my name except aatt thethe Y. T. ML M .C C A.. A .hall nai l MondayMonda yand an d InIn religionreligion andan dchurch churc hgovernment governmen t GeorgeGeorge Gould,Gould, thethe rark Park avenueavenue blry bloy - per.The CentaurNo one Company, has authority of which from Chas. me H. toFletcher use my is name President except deliveredeliveredd aaan addraae address upon upon theth ework work of of witwithh tbemeelvee.themselves, thethe local local branchbranch baa ha s cla•le dealer,dealer, waawas stopped stopped byby Patrolman Patrolman The Centaur Company, of which Chas. & Fletcher is PresidenLththee organizationorganization ofo fwhich which be b eis I thes th e applieappliedd to tbe the Oongregarloaal Congregational chon*church VanderweYanderwegg onon WestWest FrontFront .tree: stree tlari las t headhead toto a a small small audtsoce.audience . TheTb Come Co m ooff thlethis dtycity foefor permleeloa permlsstoa to to use us eI thei' r MondaMondayy fbtfox riding riding withoutwithout aa Ugbt light . Q .T>. ivndrr,wider, talitall andand erect, erect, and and of o fprepoe prepoe - uu-tuaryuntuaty . GoulGouldd thoughtthought ItIt a a Joke Joke andan ddid di dnot no t 4L seisinusings appearance,appearance, Is la nono stranger stranger to to SundaySunday morningmorning na abortshort meeting meeting of of sho•boww upup la In court conn thlethis morningmorning aaa sM b e Do Not Be Deceived. PlalnfleldPlalnfleld people,people, havinghaving been been present present thtbee boardboard ofof trustees trustees of of tbe the Gougragu Congrega - orderedordered tolo by by the the policeman policeman whowho Do not endangerDo theNo lifet B ofe your Deceive child dby accepting at meetings beforebefore Inin this this i lly,i-lty ,but bu t :lonaJl churchchurch weewas held held and and the theSwede Hiredee s stoppeP-dd him.him. AsAs a a result resul tM b ewas wa sh bale" d before tbe City Judge next morning 1E.K*R,, w Da ocheap not substituteendanger whichthe lif somee of druggistyour chil mayd b yoffer accepting you - neveneverr havehave thetne people people beardheard him him pre- pre - were grantegrantedd theth euse us ofe oIf he th lecturee lectur e before tM aty Judge next morning y whose Port Grape wine and a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you sent the cause more earnestly or been rooroomm ThursdayThursday evening*evening s fretfre e of andand finedBond (8. *3 . ththee PioneerPioneer winewine grower grower of o fNew New J. Jersey whose Port Grape wine safi (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in- more ear needy On his failure to appear a warrant BurgandyBurgandy rival,rivals thethe world, world, (mpurtedthe imported th ePort Por?t Grape-vines^Grape vines man£ man y (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in- moremore charmedcharmed withwith himhim ae a sa a speaker speake r charge . On hie failure to appear a warrant gredients of which even he does not know. than last night. He was at bis best, While many of tbe natives of Sweden was•as leeuedIssued forfor hiehi sarrest arres taad an dIt i twaa yearsyears ago.Ago, andand planted planted vineyards vineyards in in tho th ePaaaaic Pastai cValley Valle yN. N J.. J. The tea ' gredients of which even he does not know. night While many of the natives of Bwedcn iinn Pa—icPassaic county,county. NewNew Jersey, Jentj, isi sidentical identica lto t othat tha oft o as'Manf da'Menetis , andani thetb ewords, words ,flowing flowing from from his hi Upss lip s residinridingg Inin this this dtycity knowknow enough enoug h •erredserved byby RmndimnnBound sman Frederlokaon.Frederickson . Bpeer'sSpeer's NewN«w Jersey Jersey VineyardsVineyards “The Kind You Have Always Bought" i weUwell-rounde rouadedd seoteooes,sentences , carriedcarrie d English" ~ forto rbud busines nee*s purposes,purposes ,they the y whoeooawho soon foundfound thethe offending offending wheel-wheel ' araree situatedsituated loin the the Paaaaic Pasaaic valley valley below below the th emountain mountai nrange rang eand an thed tat "The KindBEARS Yo THEu Hav SIGNATUREe Alway OFs Bought" power and conviction with them. ere unableunable to fully fully appreciateappreciate u a relig- relig - tan anandd broughtbrought himhim toto tM th ecourt- court - grapes are carted to the winery in the town of Passaic where they ars >ver and conviction with them. •on. grapes are carted to tbe winery In the town of Passaic wher* they BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF TheThe CommanderCommander waswa saccompanied accompanied iousious discourse,discourse, soso they they wish wish toto hare have It I t mashemashedd betweenbetween rollersrollers mademade of o frubber, rubber ,which which do d onot no breakt brea klbs th leak,e wed* , bbyy thethe National National staffstaff bandband of o feleven eleve n delivereddelivered laIn their their o.now ntongue. tongue ,Al- Oonld.Gould, ItIt la is raid,said , atartedstarted from from a anandd mademade intointo wine.wine . pieces. TheTheyy playedplayed severalseveral selectionsselections readyready HwedlehSwedish FreeFree churcheschurche share hav e hotehotell onon Somerset Somerset .treatstree t endan drode rod e ThesThesee grandgraod wineswines ofof Speer's Speer's thattha thave have mellowed mellowed in i nflavor Savo lar ithen tb e beforebefore andand during during thethe progress progress of o fthe th ebeebeenn eatabilabedestablished loin Oraagu Orange aad and Perth Perth withouwithoutt lightinglighting hi,bi slamp, lamp , downdow n coursecourse olof yearsyean oto tripening, ripening , arear ethe th choiceste choices winest wine ins i thisn thi countrys countr aady mi meeting. AdjutantAdjutant Taylor,Taylor , whowh o Amboy.iboy, ItI tIe I ssow now planned planne dto t oform for m SomersetSomerset streetstreet loto Front Front rireet,street ,and and cancan onlyonly bebe obtained obtained byby paying paying a a price pric ethat tha tia ishigher highe thenr tha newn se wwiaee wine s bi>wabbws thethe "big "bi gborn,'* horn, "when whe ncalled calle d one ben if possible. riding onon whenwhen calledcalled toto by b ytbe tb efrofromm westernwestern vineyards.vineyards. Mr.Sir Speer. Spee rdeem* deem sit inecessaryt necessar yfor fo ar I a healthy a torfor aa selectionselection sugmtted that TbTbee Uttlelittle gatheringgathering thatthat haa ha sMM bee n officerre.. AtA tfirst first Gould Gould paid pai dno n ato at-winewine thatthat iti tbe b eallowed allowed year* year sto t omature matur eIn iwoodn woo tod getto. ge ridt ridof Its o f ft* InsisInsistt onon Having Having ththea CommanderCommander favorfavor theth eaudience audienc e meetingmeeting everyevery SundaySunday eveningevening InIn the th e tentiotendonn to the the call call thinking,thinking, a* as M be raid raid coarscoarsee parts;parts; withwith thisthi sobject objec het h ekeep* keep htas hi winess wine severals severa yeanl year la s m witwithh oneone on on his hla Anglo-American Anglo-American har- har - W.W. C.T.C.C.T.U. roomsrooms number*numbers about about forty forty thithiss morning,morning, thatthat Ui twas was only only a a Joke.- Joke . fumigatefumigatedd cellarscellars andand frequently frequently racksracks before before bottling bottling or o roffering! offering for ThThee KindKind ThatThat NeverNeve r FailedFaile dYou. You . monica.monica, whichwhich behe hadhad with with him, him and, an d alL AccordingAccording to to the th erule* nib sof o thef th eWheWhenn ItIt was wa srepealed repeated GouldGould slowed slowe d salesale.. TheThe reparation reputation ofo fSpeer'e Speer' swines wine sas u*a valuablea valuabl uiedicinaTaie medicinal and afteafterr aa fewfew introductory introductory remarks,remarks , thethe UnionCnice nono collect collectio toon oeu can M b etaken take nup u p upup andand stopped, stopped, andand was wa sallowed allowed to to familfamilyy winewine extendsextends around around thethe world world . Commandeimanderr complied.complied. Bev.Rev .William William tbetuaxosptthere except forfor theth eadvancement advancemen oft c goo ocon again again uponupon hie hla promise promis eto t oap- ap - ff^r~Grocersty Grocers and an dDruggists Druggist sells sel Spear'sl Speer' Winess Wine ands an Brandy,d Brandy . C. O'DonneU then introduced Com- tbtbee workwork ofof lempereooe temperance ml and m mission lest one) pearear nextnext morningmorning atat tM the oourt. court . C. O'Donnell then introduced Com- City Judge DeHeza then Issued PASSING COMMENT. weekweek afterafter spendingspending ninetyninety days day sla in mandermander Booth,Booth, sayingsaying thatthat the the Ameri- Ameri - Thei'ne follower*followers ofo fIke tb eSwedish Swedish faith fait h aty Judge DeMezn then tanned PASSING COMMENT. can people have been ready to ap-harehave wishedwished toto raise raise aa sufficient sufficient sum order*orders to the the officer* officers toto begin begin n a sharp shar p thethe UnionUnion oountycounty jail, jail ,bolds holds tbs th erec- rec- can people have base ready to ap- on scorchers and wheelmen riding ordord forfor time time served served inin that tha tiastitutloo. institut ioi plaudplaud twotwo things things aboutabout thetbe Volunteer Tolunteer enabl•cablee Ithe beenm toto hire hir e* aregular regula r on aoorchres and wheelmen riding Army.ty. First,First ,the th eblending blending together togethe r preacherpreacher to -peak speak 10to them them once once a a « week withouwithoutt fightslights nodan dMils. bells Prior. Prio tor to 8beShe baaha sbeen been sentence.sentence. I :0fty-eight fifty-eight these past few weeks tbe police have A M rhT»lcl-n. TwTwoo prominentprominent c-ldzenecitizens ofo rNether- Nether , times toto tarosterns ofof either either sixty sixty or or ninety ninety ofof thethe flagflag of o ftheir their country countr ysod an dthe th eIn theirtheir mothermother tonguetongue. HeretoforeHeretofor e there past few week. tM police bare A protninroiiprominent New New Tork York phvwcien physician AAnn ektariyelderly lady lady bring living at at Fret Forrfass a wood engaged In a little argument In banner of their Qedeemer; second, the meetings have been conducted by beeMenn lenientlenient withwith wheelmen, wheelmen, and and bare have discussing the merit* of hipans Heights, a part of New York City. wood eaganc-l la * little argument la days,days, chieflychiefly thethe latter,latter ,and and the th etotal 1 banner of their Brdeemer; second, the meetings hare been conducted by not been so strict In enforcing tbe tadlscuenas tM merits of Ripen. Haight*, a pert of New York aty, front of E-nery's Hotel in Scutch time she has served would aggregate thethe gallantgallant workwork of of their their Commander Commander le members themselves. not been *o etriet In enforcing the TabulcewUEbul e* witE ea Mother brother M. M D.. D .arid said : : anfindd whowho *i* wa sknown known to to btzwa be a war n front of Emery, Hotel la Bcotch old irdinance as formerly. But from thli " SeveralSl vmre aeo II .wwTrri tedted thatth tha tt advocatadvocatee ofof RJpan. Ripen. TtbaleeTabuka for for wmj an y PlainPlainss FridayFriday night,night ,that tha tcame cam enear nea r over eleveneleven years.years . AilAU her he seotenoear sentence s andand hisbi sheroic heroic wife.wife . CommanderCommande r TMThe needneed ofo fa a mid-week mid-week meeting meetin g ordinance ee formerly. But from thle Iiff oneone wttaiedwished toTwcrtseto become s a phflen- philan . oaM of liver trouble or In illjaittl^ endinendingg InIn blow* blows . BedBa dwords word ares ar eel'!e sai d havehave beanbeen forfor drunkenness drunkenness andand disor- disor - BoothBooth thenthen spokespoke InIn part par tas a sfoUows: follows : ha>•s beenbeen feltfelt andam ithe tb erequest reques tto tc the timlimee forthforth thethe summer summer campaign campaign willwil l thopMthoptat., andand do do ea beneficent beneficent dead- deed— •aidsaid totoaraptxtorwho a reporter who vWtedWfct visttednsr fe* ttoo harenave flownSown aroundaround like like chaff, chaff nod, and derlyderly conduct.conduct. Mrs.MM Ford For dis Isnos no w "LoveLove ofof GodGod and and lovelove of o fcountry countr y CongregationaCongregationall church,church, whichwnich bMe carriedcarried onOn InIn earnest. earnest . Therefore,Therefore , oneone thatthat wouldwoeld helphelp SMthe whole whole hu- hu - thetho purpoeepurp.»e of of teernlnc learning the tbe rftloi pmrtfaa - hahadd ItIt not not been been for for the tbe Interference interference of of aboutabout sixty-threesixty-three yearsyears old old . SheSh waie wa sare twotwo to loam leam • ph.rideo Mure, end that roeere. Ther■heree anare numerousnumerous atonesstone s ofo ffair fai r EHsabetnportBlxabetbpon,, becausebecause ofo fher he rIntern Inter n •There la no Ideideaa Intn the the Volunteer Tolunteer oveoverr tMth eadjournment adj< of a I size lyinglying aboutabout theth eroadway roadwa ythat tha t pantoDerate habits,habits, andand all al lare ar edoing doin gweU wel l ranksinks toto ceasecease beatingbeating theth edrum, drum ,but ba t AsAs aa testimonial testimonial atof thair their apprecia-apprecia - ChalksCharles KaneKane broughtbrought saltsui t againstagains t T»1 make wheeling there unpleasant and IInn otherother places.places . SheSh estlii. still ,however, howei continuallycontinually Isla heard beard some some voice voice callingcalling tiontion ofof tha the faithfulfaithful andan ddevoted devoted MichaelMichael EtriogerEttfnger forfo r*100 *1O »srhlrh whic hhe h e even dangerous at night. To one who retainsretains somesome propertyproperty in In Elizabeth. Elizabeth . sinnersinnerss to repentance, repentance, andand to to step ste pfor- for - vicvicee ofof thetbe IveeCoi l*te Col .Rufus Burns King King Cnee Cas e claimed he loaned Ettlnger and the B dangerous at night To oae who ward and accomplish something for as superintantent for many yean of claimed he loaned Ettlnger and the Is unaccustomed to the city, the stones THEATRICAL. ward and ao-ompUsh something for ■tatter'alter,s wile,wife, andand the tb ecam cas ewas wa s set arme aptapt to to be be dlaoorered discovered through through the th e THEATRICAL. GodGod andand thairtheir country. country . TheTh etime tim eis I s thetbe Sunday-edkoolSunday-school ofof theth eFirst Firs t Bap-Bap - dowdownn forfor trial trial yesterdayyesterday . agencigeocyy ofof aa tumble tumble . comingcoming whenwhen theth epeople people willwil lrealize realiz e tististt church,church, tbethe reeoluUoae resolutions drawndrawn up KanKanee andand hie his oouneal counsel were were ready ready for fo r thathatt thisthis movementmovement tola for fo rthe th esaving savin g aatt tbetlmetbetlnte ofof hiebis death death by by the th eo officers[floor*. , trialtrial,, batbu tEttlnger Ettlnger appearedappeared in i noourt cour t jrovwd to be th* TheThe sightsight ofo fora oc eof o Codef Uncl Bam'ee Sam' s Bullivan'sSullivan's TroubadoursTroubadours continuedcontinued ofof thetbe Nation. Nation. Today,Today ,from from the th eGreat Grea t tench—teachers eadand scholar*scholars ofo f thath eschool, school , witwithh anan affidavit affidavit thattha taa a nImportant Importan t bad of tha depart, soldier boys In his blue regimentals their successful performance in Btill- LakesLakes to tbs the Gulf Gulf ofof Mexico Mexico and an dfrom from aave been handsomely engrossed and Itneas was ill. Ettlnger asked that mart. Ha auT e^zss; soldier boy. in bla heir successful peifor manes In Still- tbe Atlantic to tbe Pacific, ran bebound for presentation to the family with— was IU. Ettlnger naked that - The aale of Bfoaaa Tabaka to Is now attractinattractingg littlelittle oror no no attention. attention . manann MusicMueic HallHal l Tuesday.Tuesday . TheTh e the Atlantic to the Pacific, .an be bound for pr.sen tattoo to 'be family ththee camcase Mbe postponed. postponed . AfterAfter hearing hearin g eoneftaaft aad la brnteng. doe WhenWhen tbethe war war firm first opened opened thetb eeight sigh t programmprogi am mee waswa san a nentire entir edifferent diffe: foundfound gallantgallant bandsband s oro Volunteerst Volunteer s ooff GotCol. Case.Case. TbeThe work work bee ha sbeen been done don e tMthe argument#arguments onon both both rides,sides . JusticeJustic e *v|Hctalfyh>IMinfluential rheraettr name la tM newspspwv. but to de; ooff aa blueblue coatcoat caused caused many man yheeds head sto t o oneone fromfrom thattha t presentedpresente d MondavMonda y marchinglarchlng honesrhbeneath ourour standard. standard . byby handband amiand la Is of ot rare rar enrtlntlc artisti cexcel excel - MosherKosher oonoludedconcluded toto adjourn adjourn the the this SM rider lady argued i -Ikriu^ turn but they ate fast becoming fre- night and found as. great favor with "There are always some people or a .•til August 2a. and growing opt of may M other sot to turn but they ere fast becoming fro- night and found as great favor with prophetic naturalwayse wh someo Btan peopled on of tba e until August n ena I em euro I take , quenquentt areaeven herehere laIn Plelafleld, Plalnfleld, end and the th ethethe audience.audience. TheTh eshowery showery weather weathe r propb«»lc nature who stand on tbe SomSomee timetime egoago Kane Kan ebrought brough saltt sui t IM^SriJtoUy eoldleisoldier boyboy no no longer longer Is i soonslderad considered e a hadhad itsits effect effect onon the the size size ofo fthe th audi-e audi - outskirtsmtaklrta ofof aa new new movement movement and an< lask ask . AsAs aa purveyorpurveyor ofo fwar wa rnew*, news the, th e againsagainstt EttlngerEttlnger forfor the th erecovery recovery of o f TOT general.' great curiosity. He has, however, to ence which was a little smaller than Will It last?' This movement is EveningEvening PoutPost of of MewNew Fork York lead, lead sall al l this alleged loan, but as Mrs. Ettln- begubeeuDn II i>oticre noti that aL,-. grantanswe curiosity.r a multitud Hee has,of questions however, conto - t-ocathat owhichf Monda was ya nlgbtUttle. smallerConsiderin than g stil•WUll young It last, jus Vt itThis is rapi.ll movementy developin U g this alleged loan, but re Mm. Euln- etwtomeonitooierr forfor them (hemi iei made Thta, ,1 aaewer a multitude of questions, coo that of Monday night Considering sdU young, yt It I, tspi-lly developing the eveningevening newepep—newspaps/s ofof tM the metrop- metrop - ger wawaas dead, dead, IMibe oourt court heldheld thattha tho h e believebelieve,, laIs thxoo«hthrough theirthei rtaftrtMfto Intrinsi c rideringsidering everythingeverything thatthat baahas happened. happened* thethe night,night, however,however, thethe showing Bhowlng was wa s thethe latentlatent powerpower of o ftbe th Christiane Christia n olis.olis. TbeThe strength strength ead and character character of of tM the shouldshould havehave suedsued tbeth eexecutors, executors end, and meritmerit,, whichwhich proveprove* the the bona bon» fide fide *> he JI Rreotiy brstfUwl ee I hare is likely to happen and of which there good. Sullivan gave selections from hutches of America. We believe In Poet's editorial utterances have lg charactercter ofof the th» advertising. advertising. II think think i Is likely to happen and of which there good."The SullivanMarble gaveHeart selections" very fromsatis - ■hurches of America. Ws believe la Poet's editorial utterances bare long grantedgranted aa nonsuitnonsuit Inin tMth ecnee. case . ThisThi s specially useful in the general M^krXlSr is not the slightest likelihood of hap- a real Christ, who left a real home to since won for that paper *n Interna- Michael Ettlnger and Michael peningla not the. lUghteetHe ia expecte likelihoodd to of hap-know "Thefactorily Marble. Th Heart"e performanc very e satis-close d ashe reald rea Christ,l bloo whod an leftd ope a nteal tb ehome door sto o f tional reputationfor that. Thespapere aastron Interna-g fea- time Michael Ettlnger nod Michael •r’S^ii-V1 stoniach " " everythinpening. Heg abou I. texpected the war toor elsknowe bi s factorily.with Nelson' Thes performancefarce comedy closed. "Th e abed real blood and open the doors of tional reputation- There strong fea- CoyneCoyne,, executorsexecutors ofot the tbe settle estate of of Kate Kate a real heaven that we can enjoy tures combiniblaee toto makemake e a newspaper newspape r Ettlnger.Ettinge:, areare tM the onea onee sued. sued . everythingfriends are aboutgreviouel the ywar disappointed or else hie. Secret,with Nelson's" a vei 7 farrelaughabl comedy,e affair "The. aeternally real heaven. that we can enjoy whlob appeals Irresistibly to Intelli- friends ere greriou.ly disappointed. Secret," a veiy laughable affair. eternally. which eppeele Irresistibly to Intelli- BIG TIME AT COONTOWN. •The"The needneed ofof the the nineteenth nineteenth • entury• entury gengentt people,people, andand om on ethat tha Ist I trulys trul yrep- rep- BIG TIME AT COONTOWN. THE COURTS, resentative of the highest type of NoMott aa dayda ypaaaea passe sbut bu theret ther aree ar e THE COURTS. isa appUedapplied Christianity,Christianity , ChristianityChristianit y AmericaitaUren journalism of the highest. Togethe typer witof h Una, a serenlseveral applicationsapplications forfo rwork wor kat athet the JCSTICX NASH. broughtaronght downdown toto tbe the level leve l ofo rhuman- human - cableAmericand despatche Journalism,s concerning Together withtbe I'aallanl Tuilq MgSLKftjsht , localocall factories,factories, eomesome timestimes the th eappli- appli - Settled—CoueenSettled—Coosen lagalnst>gainst Iteuter.Beater . ityity TheTh eVolunteers Volunteer calls cal thingsl thing bys b y latest happenings aoom-ereingt tbe front , ththee ThThee largestlargest gatheringgathering every every held held in in cationscations amountamount upup to t oover ove ra ascore scor e CarneCarneyy againstagainst RyderRyder . theithairr realreal namsa,n strut, and and even even if I fsome some of of lamerEvenin happening*g Post Is printinat theg front,a series the o l tbtMe OoontownCoontown M. M .E. E ,church, church ,of o fwhich which HomeSome ofo f theth emen me nlo i nsearch searc hof o workf wor k Summons Issued—fiorenaen against the convertssonverta areare roughrough sadand uooouth, uncouth , Eveningletters fro Pomm staf Is fprinting correspondent u seriess deof - RevBev., Georg*George BowersBowers IsI spastor, pastor ,took took areare fromfrom thisthis aty.city , other,other share hav ebeen bee n Bans,aus, onon oontra> contrail t,, returnablereturnable AugustAugus t whenwhen theythey standstand beforebefore ana naudience audienc e scribinled— gfrom In detaistaff loorreepoudeote the work of oude-r placeplace Tuesday,Tuesday, thetbe ocoaeloo occasion beluga being a travelintravelingg aboutabout thisthis eecUon, section ,meeting meeting 3d.1. V.T W.. W Nash,. Nash ,Jr., Jr. is, U the th attorneye attorne y andand proclaimproclaim Christ,Christ, theythey areare biassed. blessed . armaortbtagy in In Santiago detail tM, whic workh ar ofe exceed our - festivalfestival givengiven byb ytbe th e Indian*Ladles Aid' Ai d rt are Toni *ola* solot tota Make make 1b In life lire * i Ar*n»|aM« withwith refusalsrefusals ata terety every handhand butbu etuit stil l loforr thethe plaintiff. plaintiff. "Ws'We believebelieve intn serving serving ourou rcountry country inglarmyy InInterestin Huntlago.g an whichd ax am- wel exceedl wort h 8ocietySociety ofofth thee otraroh.church, TheTbe programme programm e I BOYS rsr.°, •ad be aucceaslul buelneeaeaee SHmb'E Or are yea pressingpressing onon with with thetb hopee hop ethat tha thet th e Adjourned—Oalbraith against Bar- asas wellwell asas our ou rGod. God .I Iwas wa borns bor lan I n Ipreservin ugly Interestingg as contemporaneou and axw well worths ao includedIncluded aaan overtureovertur e fromfrom vtolla, violin , X »olneBolus :to to wear *CH yeormlVM yeonelre emIUUm out 1B tl ehevrl.cbewrleM a drudfvrjofdrutlgerjet hardlard laborrlatto, Belief** next one may result in steady work. Adjourned—Galbraith against liar depends on roar partnt; the other tiill on rtn. next one may result la steady work. raterett forfor one one week. week. EnglandEngland,, butbu thaven't haven't a a drop drop oro lEng Eng -preservingcounts of thiMs contemporaneousvarious engagement s pianopiano nodand nocornet rust,, by by Mire Messrs re. . FFrazee razee , WhllsWhile onceonce Inin a a while whil ethere ther lae ias vu-a va - lisliahh bloodblood lain my my veins. veins . I Ihave nav ebeen bee n count*preoedin ofg thtbue falvariousl of Santiago engagement,. OultmanGuttnun andand Crelgor; Oreiger; ahan exhibition exhibitio n AA AiKl Wealth sad 1 cancy that can be filled, most of tbe In this country for twelve years, andpraoedlng tM fall of Santiago of sleight-of hand by John H. Carney; YOUNG M/W^-ZXTZX'zl'-ZW¥§r~U w prepare jotineK to take them. M*» Y tworkme ency thatn vanare beturne Oiled,d away most. Theof they In - oountry for twelve years, and of sleight of hand by John H. Camay; waat to be paid * good malar* you most mat* Y workmen an turned sway. They In- WflWARR NEWS.NEWS. .. anyany physicianphysician wUlwill tell tell you you that tha ta a i graphopboMgraphophone selectionsselections underunde rthe th e yoorwir worlfiyoriL IMninUSSUolMl«Dda of S50 k week places begging (or good a cludeclude noinot only only . ommoncommon laborer, laborer sbut bu t WKT1XUKB XBUM riui I. renewsrenews hishla physical physical bodybody everyevery s me TbeThe reader,readers ofof thisthis paperpape rwill wil Ml b e chugscharge ofof Oeotge Oeorge Voehl, Yoehl, and and German German skilled mechanics who ordinarily com- yearsyean.. AmericaAmerica is is the the oountiy countiy of o f mym y pleasepleasedd to leanlearn thatthat therethere laI sat a tbeat leas t dialect recitations by John H. Carney. •killedmand higme.h hanlca wages .who The ordinarilyy are no wcom- wil - SpanishIpanlsh governmentgovernment claim,claims toto have hav e dialect red tattoos by John H. Carney. kit ova vagi ^rea'sY.ssrs— linmandg to high wor kwages. for almos Theyt anythin ere nowg wtltha t adoptionadoption.. II believebeliev e In American dreadedreadedd dinediseas oree thatthat adeaoescience has TMThe letter'slatter's descriptiondescription of of bow how Dewey Dewey lingwill keelo workp bod fory an almostd sou anythingl together .that excellenexcellentt aroundground forfor a a proteatprotest tot oUrn th egovernment as tbe best government. beebeenn ableable to cure core laIn all al lIt* it setagre stage sand and tootookk ManilaManila aadan d the manner wUl keep body and soul together PowerPower,s liiio oooDeetlou connection withwith the the landing landing InIn ItsIts laws,laws , itsit scivilization civilizatio nand an Id is Itsthathatt Ieia Catarrh. Catarrh. HallHall' e sCatarrh Catarr hCure Cur e whicwhichh behe raised raised OldOl dGlory Glor yat a thatt tha t ofof the-the AmericanaAmericans ata tPorto Porto Rico.Rico . peoplepeople,, andand 1I look look upon upo nIt Iast athes theiiea tMthe only only positivepositive cun core now now known known to to placPlacee arousedaroused thetb epatriotic patrioti cspirit spiri tof o f greatest country In the world today. TherTheree eraare queerqueer aguesigns displayeddisplayed Inin AccordinglAccordinglyy thethe SpanUhSpanish reprneent-represent- greatest«-owntry la the world today. th■hee medicalmedical fraternity.fraternity. CatarrhCatarrh being being ththae audience,audience, andand cboer cheer afterafte r cheer every city, which find their way Into "I•I likelike thethe present present attitudeattitude of o fthis thi s a cooedtudooalconstitutional disease,ilsnasn . requiresrequires a was given tbe speaker. At tbe close •very city, which And their way into atlvceatives InIn foreign foreign capcapital I talas have have Dean been In- ii given th* speaker. At the does print, andand Grand Grand Rapid, Rapids baahas Its it sshare, share , oountry.country. ThisThis Is I sa a holy holy war. war .Wears We ar e constitutionalconstitutional treatmref.treatment. Hall'aHall's On-Ca - ofof thisthis numbernumber thetb eentire entir eaudleace audienc e NATIONAL. bubutt Urnthe palm palm 1.ia yielded yielded to t othe th follow,e follow - structestructedd toto make make eachsuch a a proteet protes tbaaed based fightingaghtlng toto liberate liberate thethe poorpoor Cubans. Cubans . tarrranth CureCure ieIs ulna taken Internally,Internally , actingacting joineJoinedd Infit ringing ringing "The"Tb ea Star-Spangle tar dipangledd NATIONAL. ing, which has drifted In from tbe far oeon thethe fertfact thattha t Geo.Gen Milee. Mile eand an blad bi sTheyThey willwill havehare a a government government ofo fthair their directlydirectly uponupon thetbe blood blood amiao dmoooue mucou s Banner." Sixty quarts of toe cream BUSINESSBUQINEQ3 COLLEGE log. which baa drifted In from the far 1 East, Mrs. Marshal, an Indigent Bitty quart* of lee cream Tbe moat celebrated pnoUeel school la t—ilra Tbe apectal effort ot Ua CoHjSJ UHUW, lUUlgSUI •nayarmy havehave Invadedinvaded theth eIsland island after afte r owwnn yetye tannexed ••"*"*»'< to t otbe th eUnited Unite d loftbesy wenwere soldsold duringduring thetbe evening. evening . AaA as a » to sire jovaf people aaea UfttnlM lor annas— as will nable Utesa to nil tM widowwidow,, wentwent IntoInto thethe laundry laundry burineee business Bpaln made propoeale for peace. laging tMtbe foundation foundation ofof thWdlaeare. the* disease ,and reaultlit ofof the the affair affair aa donation donation of o f*90 $3 0 bigder pt»cfs and tbua earn betur paj7 During Me «0 year* or life, more tHac *>.«• onon aa .mall small scale.scale . BbaSh ehad ha bard he algar sig n SpaiThlen mad actione proposal on the parts fo ofr peace the Called. 'I thinkthick Ifif Christ Chris t shouldshould come com eto t o girtnggiving tMthe paUaat patient strength strength by by build- build - was made to thethe church. church. perms, moaUyrouag nea todboji fromttuot«intrj,h»»ebeen sued to OUUMMJt palatadpainted uponupon thethe shutter, shatter sof o fher he frontr fron t This action on the pai t of the United thisthis earthearth hehe would would do do Just jua twhat wha ttbs tb e ingIng upup tbe the ooaatMtloB constitution andan dresisting assisting window like this: StateBtateas lala claimed claimed toto ha be contrary contrary to to inin - Volunteers are doing. A great work nature in its work. The proprietors ONON THETHE SICK SICK UST.UST . StrDfttKMSproaptV Seemed tot mil vortfef sreAtntee of iu Biuinnj aod StuVtbtoA window Uke this: IVolunteerss being don aree bdoing.y the mA greatamon workg th e ire In Its work. TM proprietor* NMoo II teraadoaalternational lawlaw andand ueage. usage . working classesby. (hemThey amongare reaching tha harehave soso muchmuch faithfaith 1*I nIt* It scurativ* curativ e Mrs. MetMa r .bellshal l NO MONEY IN SANTIAGO. people that cannot bTheye touche are reachingd in an y poware.powers, thatthat theythey offeroffer OneOn eHundred Hundred NO MONEY IN SANTIAGO. people that oaanot be touched in any Dollars for any case that It falls to LLaa undressundress other way. If God's work can beDollar* for any care that It falls to Frank Toeseller, of East Sixth AiAlll workwork punctuallypunctually ShorterShafter StatesStates ThatTha t thwth eCus- Cus * otherdone witway.h th Ife ai Ood’sd ol bras works bandscan be, le t cureare.. BendSend forfor Uet lis tof o fTeed Testimonials mon] ala. . Frank Toeeeller. of East Sixth done dooeus us withe bras thes bands aid of. brassIf a churcbands,h letbel l Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., streetstreet,, whowho is is a a membermember ofo fCompany Compan y done tomatoms HaveHave BeenBeen Adminis-Adminis - Addrere, F. J. CHENEY & 00.. A, Twelfth Sew York Vole., located at OpeOpenn elat 7 7 o'clock o'clock tered Honestly, ca■ nuse cal brassl togethe bandsr thIf se churchtrue hearted beU , ToledoToledo,, OO.. A. Twelfth New York Vole., located at See specimens in this window. tered Honestly. ring tbe bells, but whatever tbe way. Sold by Diugglsts, TGc, Chlckamaaga3hickamaaga Park.Park, “Camp"Camp Thomas."Thomas," Hoe spec!mens In this window. •Prom theUDIOD Associated Press.) ring the bells, but whatever the way, Bold by Druggists, 760. ThThee nextnext morningmorning whenwhen ehe sh ewent wen t ' Funs ms C sloa A^oelstvd Prase i If it is for the glory of the Master, it Is Hall's Family Pills are the best haahas beenbeen onon the the riok aiok list. list ,A A ebon shor timet tim e pAINTINGDAINTING becomes t*p«Hv. wh«a yes. ttw cheachupp paint. Pcrh.pt yes Washington. July 27, 12:54 p. m- If It Is for the glory of tbe Msstsr.ltIs Ball-. Family Pills are the Mat. "THE ' hav« already kancd th U—o Ihtn have For outout toto msee what what causedcaused the th crowde crow dla I n Washington. July ST, Util p. m— walL" Miss Alice Bolion, of Newark, has agagoo behe underwentunderwent anan operation operation forfo ra a xalrudy waitinwaitingg there,there, rileshe foundfound the!tha ithe th lefte lef t Gen.Oen. BhaTterShatter hashas wired wired to to the th edepart depar t CommanderCommander BoothBooth referredreferred to t otbe th e Mire Alice Bolton, of Newark. baa fistulaiatula andand haa has not not yet ye tfully tuUy recovered. recovered . meat that there Is no money In San- different departments of his work in •turned after a vialt with Mrs. J. S. BEST blinblindd hadhad been been blownblown back back by b ythe th ement that there ie no money In San- different departments of his work in returnedobbs. o rafter Pear al vleltstreet with. lire. J. 8 ItIt willwill probablyprobably Mbe twotwo week* week sbefore befor e tiago to conduct business. He states closing,ostng, partipertL'ularl ulailyy to to that tha tdone don eby by HobM. of Pearl street he can leave bis bed. He la, however, winwindd andand thethe sign sign hardly hardly read read aa a ehes sh e tiago to conduct burineee. He — Mrs.rs. BoothBooth InIn the the prisons, prisons ,and an dduring durin g Howard Armstrong, of Brooklyn be can leave his bed. He U. howerer, H.H. W.w .Johns Johns* L|quid Paint3 meantmeant ItIt ehoul.l. snoul.l, altall hough hough It It aecouated accounted poeltlvclypositively thatthat thethe custom, customs havehave been been a discourse related many touching Howard Armstrong, of Brooklyn convalescingconvalescing.. InIn a a letter letter written written to to a a THERE honestly administered. Jtouching who has been visiting Plalnfleld rela- forlor thethe presencepresence ofo fthe th ecrowd.-Her- crowd.—Her - honestly administered in*ctdent Idsotsa ofof men men saved saved by b ytbe th powere powe r tiveswho ,has ha sbeen returne Tintingd home Plalnfleld. rela- PlalnfleldPlatnneld friendfriend hehe said saia that that hie bi scom- com - ArtttSc shade* producing' pleasing effects. •, ald, Grand Rapids. «•of! God.God .sad and lifted lifted out ou oft o thef th loweste lowes t tives. has returned home. pany expects to go to Porto Rico, as IS aid. Grand Bapide. Mire CharlotteChailotto Wilson,Wilson, ofo fWhile, White' s depths into peace and reat. Tbe mem- pany expect* to go to Porto Bloo, as Celer Cara, pjuipfcltt." Exlirtor DeesreUe*,- at*, mailed on »qt,«>L drydry goo-1,goods etore,store ,Lae hasieturne returnedd from from a a bers of the Plalnfleld poet were out in MireMiss GraceGrace E.E .Overton, OTerton,o off BockrlcnRock view theyj barehave beenbeen InspectedInspected andan dblack- black ' AnAnnn Ford,Ford, whowho waa was dlacherged discharged this thi s avenue,avenue, beehas returned returned aftersalter a visit visit with with smiths nave been given orders to pat IN H.H. W.W.JOHN JOHNSS MANUFACTURINGMANUFACTURING COMPANY. COMPANY . I• fro two week, weeks 'vacation. vacation . full foroe. and the proceeds of the* smiths hare been given ordure to put _• ^100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. meeting went to their fund. an auntaunt atat Huntington. Huntington, L.LL. I . newnew shoesshoes onon all al lof of tM the mules. mules . PAINTI' • 'lOO WILLIAMP«IU»U*M^ UTSEET, NEW YORK.