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VOL. XVII. NO. 295. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1900. PRICE ONE CENT ----- r - — 4 -■ ~ ■•. ■ ■ LABOR ENTITLED WOLCOTT MADE BULLOCK BEGGED NEWSIEST BITS T0 ITS REWARD FATAL BLUNDER T0BE KILLED M THE STATE COME Court Holds failure to Nego­ Despite Warning He Drev© Wanted His Captors to Blow* What is Happening From Day TO LOOK tiate Loans . No Excuse Across Track; ffewY©«§i§- Out His Brains—May to Day in New Jersey You need not have any idea o fr buying-in order to know all about for Withholding fees. ■ Bride is Widow. Recover. Towns. our Pianos and their various prices and terms. Whether you Judge Wllhu. A. Helaley has just de- A fatal accident occurred last nigh' it Although his condition is critical and Becent low tides have exposed near care to buy or not you get iden» elded a case which will prove of con­ the Chestnut Btreet railroad crossing, ery day that passes without an opera­ Point Pleasant the bed of an ancient tically the same attention here. siderable interest to real estate men of about one hundred yards from the Bed tion being performed lessens his chances If you have only the remotest meadow and jt clearly defined ditch that thoughts of, some day getting a Ibis vicinity. It is that of George W. Bank station. The Pennsylvania rallrOkd at life, William- Bullock, the colored Tan through It. There Is a tradition that Piano, it will pay you to spend Pittenger of Asbury Pars against Richard train which leaves 'Asbury Park at 5.83 desperado who was shot down by twe the ditch was made nearly 200 years ago. half an hour in finding out about BL Woodward and John J. Troutman of struck a carriage In which were Paul dstectlves Wednesday night, Is still alive There is a dearth of small dwellings In qualities and prices. We’ll prom- Long Branch, executors of Nathaniel W. Wolcott, his bride of two months and aWd conscious in Portsmouth, Va. If he ise to make it interesting. . Camden, and, in consequence, many work* The more people who visit us, frontman, deceased, Jq)m Wright. All the parties lived In' gcovere he will be taken hack to Hew logmen have to «cek locations out of the more Pianos we will sell. - Action was brought before Magistrate Eatontown. Wolcott died at 11,80 o’clock Jersey to be banged for the murder of town or in Philadelphia, ■ There is an always-present charm John A. Bsrden some time ago by Coun­ last night in the Long Branch hospital. Chief of Police James Waiah of Bed James R. Swain, son of Bev. Dr. George about the idea of saving a Piano selor James D. Carton, representing Mr. The other two occupants of the wagon flank. in one’s home. We like to fan Swain of Allentown, has accepted a call this spark and keep fanning— Pittenger, for $175 commission and ex­ escaped with only a few bruises, Sheriff O. E. Davis of Monmouth coun­ to a church in Flushing, N. Y. The even though the process takes penses in procuring a loan.of $3,GOO, ■ The part# b#d been to Griggs' machine ty arrived In Portsmouth yesterday morn­ salary Is $2,000. , > yeats and you pay us b dozen, After being put to considerable trouble shop in Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, ing to take the escaped murderer. In cus­ Tea has mysteriously poisoned Mrs. visits in the meanwhile—till William Cook of Paterson and her four eventually you decide to pur­ and expense Mr. Pittenger discovered and had started toward th® buslness'feen- tody. He is accompanied by. Constable chase. Jiiat according to the will the executors ter of the town to make some purchases. ‘Stories E. Strong. The two have requisi­ children., Pa^y us a visit at any time- We could transfer but could-not mortgage the There Is a flagman at the Chestnut street tion papers for Bullock, aud wHl go to It became known yesterday that Mias •like it. Our object is to sell Pi­ property. The executors immediately crossing, and he shouted to the occupants Richmond to, have them indorsed by Gov* Augusta Pett of Perth Amboy was secret­ anos, of course, but we will only ly married January 6 of this year to begin to talk business when you called the matter off, but suit was brought of the wagon warning them of the danger Whor Tyler, although Bullock haa not say we may, and judgment secured. On the appeal at hand. Either Wolcott, who wag driv­ .mated that he would refuse to go with- Robert Chedessky of New York. Judge Helaley reaffirmed ,the verdict of ing, did not hear the warning, or thought oat the papers. The Matawan Auxiliary of the Mon. R A. TUSTING. the lower court, holding that the execu­ he could reach the other side of tha cross­ i Sheriff Davis yesterday afternoon tele­ mouth Memorial gospRal has elected the at the J. J. PARKER CO’s tors were liable, notwithstanding their In* ing before the train arrived. At any rate, graphed the jail officials that the man following officers for the ensuing year:; TAYLOR % TUSSING BUILDING, MATTISON AVE, & BOND ST. ' ' ■ STORE, ability to negotiate the loan. tbe train struck the carriage.- Walcott's tfken by the detectives lb Bullock.' President .Mrs, P. J. Devlin; vlee-presi- Another case directly in line with the right arm was cut ofi at the shoulder, his The wounded prisoner told one of the denta. Mrs, O. A, Geran, Mrs. M. V. Simp­ Granulated Sugar, with other goods -5>^c aboye wag that of Clarence E. Hetrick son, Mrs. Theodore Llsk and Mias Annie lb. (not over s lb to a customer) right leg was severed just below the detectives after his capture that he waa to against Barnabas Burr and Lottie M- Thorne; managers, Mrs, C B. Sutphin, Elegant Mixed Tea, worth jjdc, m \y 35c knee, and his bead was badly c u t Dr. have a new trial, and he did not appear to Mrs. J. H. Becker, Mrs. G. B. Shepherd, Good Coffee in the graift, worth Burr, his wife, for services In procuring a Edwin 8. Field, a hospital, surgeon, was fear returning to New Jersey. But when loan of §5,000 on the Bnrrlngton Hotel, Mrs. D. G. Ryer, Miss Strong, Miss Foley, Our Corona Java Blend, worth 30077851: Jb on the train, and be had the injured man he was first captured, and the detectives A GOOD beard recently by Justice Borden, Mrs. J. S, Harris, Mrs. T. H. Sickles; New Mixed Nuts...... 25c ih removed to the baggage room near the ihowed him the picture which established A contract was entered Into, but In station. The next south bound train car­ Sin identity, he seemed to realize fully tbe secretary, Miss Ellen Conover; assistant INVESTMENT IN Canned Goods searching the title a forfeiture clause In ried Woicott to the hospital. late In store for him, for he begged them secretary,Mlaa lda Slater; treasurer, Miss Here are the Best Bargains we ever of­ the; original deed from Mr. Bradley was It was some time before Mrs. Wolcott to blow his brains out. Edith Johnson. REAL ESTATE fered...... We have put on our Bargain found. This Mr. Bradley refused to re Harvey W. Hartshorne »b4 Miss Ame­ Couifter a lot of canned Fruits and Vege­ realized the extent of the accident. She There was so question about Bullock’s at Deal. Owner will sell a tables—odd brands and soiled labels— lease until Mr. and Mrs. Burr agreed to was unable to control her grief, and ac­ identity after Sheriff Davis saw him. lia C. Mack&y, both of Freehold, were twelve room house with all which we wiii cioso out for a trifle; every tear down tbe spite fence separating their companied her husband to tbe hospital. “Hello, Bill; are you badly hurt?” married Wednesday. improvements on easy terms can guaranteed—all goods of 1st quality. property from tbat next door and also re­ .Wolcott was twenty-three years old. asked the sheriff, Bullock’s answer waft William N, Mount has been granted a at a sacrifice. Splendid plot 35c cans of Plums, Cherries, Pears, Ap­ move their obstructing sign. This they He was engaged In the feed and produce 4 happy smile. He was glad to see his hotel license at Pleasure Bay In place of ricots and Pineapple— 10 cts a can. 100x150 feet. For particu­ refused to do and no mortgage could be business with his father in Eatontown. probable executioner. his present saloon license. Sweet, tender Com, 15c kind...... joc can lars see • ’ ! secured. ' Sheriff Davis Immediately did every­ Rev.' Levi Larew of Oceanport has re­ Monogram Tomatoes, three cans for 25c Justice Borden gave Judgment for tbe thing possible to secure the comfort and tired from the ministry. He was pastor Nednac Succotash...... 10c can GIFT TO ST. PAUL’S plaintiff, who was represented by Coun­ recovery of-his prisoner. The very best of a Methodist church there. C overt Jersey Lily Peas...... 3 cans 25c selor James D. Carton. Counselor Samuel Mr. at d Mrs. Reward Chandler Have Of­ surgeon obtainable was summoned. It la Qreat Special Bargains A. Patterson represented the defendants. 2 0 8 Bond S t , Asbury Parh, N, J. fered to Deed Sunset Lodge to a question whether Bullock will be taken FAIR CLOSES TONIGHT. Victor Brand Mince Meat, package..—8c ...' •' . ife* Church,. north fry steamer or allowed to spend two California Seeded.Raisltis, package... rot ' : MILITARY EUCHRE. •faioBtlw in hospital in Portsmouth If he the Eatertaio- California-Loose Raisins, package...... 8c Mr. aud Mrs, Kehbhrd Chandler baye. survives the operation. . s ■ asent Last Night—Over $700 Has SHOES flADB'TO ORDER Fancy Cluster Table Raisins, 2 lbs...25c Novel Affair Thursday Nlfitit for ihe offered to deed to tbe trustees of St. Paul’s fit of the Hospital. Been Cleared by the- Firemen. $2.50 up. First-class work­ California Prunes, new,fine fruit, ib....„5c M. E. Church, Ocean Grove, the hotel WERE MORTGAGES LEGAL ? Golden Drip Syrup, quart can...... ioc The military euchre held Thursday property known as Sunset Lodge, occu­ A large crowd was present last night manship. REPAIRING neat- Best Molasses, quart.,...... »...... ioc evening in the Long Branch Town Hall pying four lots, bounded, by Central snd at Neptune Engine Compoaj^s fair. The Shepherd's Creditors Allege Ihey Were recelpta were fl35,'br!nging-tli0 tots!~Gp ly- done at lowest pricess-— . Best Victor Oatmeal, p a c k a g e .....,,7c in aid of the Monmouth Memorial Hos­ Pitman avenoea apd McCllntock street . Not, Since They Were Given Within pital was a most pleasing success. About to over $700. George R. HUlter of Sixth 3 lbs Pearl Hominy...... - ...... 25c The house contains fifty rooms aud la Four Months of Assignment. 1*1. E. TEITELBAUn 3 lb pkge Aunt Jemima Pancake flour,35c seventy-five persona were present. The completely furnished. All the furniture avenue secured tbe box of Fairy soap for Next to P. O. BRADLEY BSACM 3 lb pkge Best Prepared Flour...... ,iic euchre waa held under the auspices of and fittings are Included in the gift. Aaron E. Johnston, a master in chan­ 86 cents. Mrs. E. Halsey Wilcox cap­ tured the onyx table for 50 cents. A box 3 lbs Best Prepared Buckwheat...... ioc Auxiliary No. 1. Mrs. E. H. Wilcox and The offer is conditioned upon the pay­ cery, is taking evidence today in a suit NOW IS THE TIME TO Carolina Rice, per pound...... 6c a party frosa Asbury Park conducted the ment by the church trustees of a certain brought by several creditors ot Jemes H. of cigars went to Waiter Hubbard for 83 Shepherd to make Invalid certain mort­ Fine N.'Y. State White Beans, quart 8c novel affair, which was voted a great annuity to Mr. and Mrs. Chandler during cents. , Hays Your Sous? Painted gages gives by Mr- Shepherd to his John S. Adrian holds the record'for the Fine Table Butter, pound 25c success. tbelr lifetime, they to retain’the use of and rooms papered. I do first-class work brother, Charles Shepherd of Freehold, best rifle shooting. He has 15 straight Come to Headquarters for There were eighteen tables In play and two roomB in the house in the summer . See me about it. a score of prize winners. The table cap­ months. and the Asbury Park Building and Loan hallseyjes to his credit. Mrs, J. Berkeley F L O U R turing first prize was given the choice of The house hss rented as high as $1,400, Association. The case is being heard in Clary made five bullseyes out of six shots, PETER BATH, . We are the only dealers in this vicinity a • selection *of prizes donated by mar but tbe average rental Is about $1,009 for the Appleby building. The creditors and Mrs, Frank Underwood’s score is only 4%9H First Avcnne, Asbury part. selling NOBLE’S.FLOURS cbaots. The successful, players were. the season. allege that the mortgages were given a little less. Among tbe boys who are B0 *NoMe’s Best Ploor,$3.«0bbL Whitney Conant, Mrs. C. O. McFaddin, It is stipulated in the offer made by mltbln four months of the time when Mr. Bhootlng at the targets, Mitchell Ross, son in half barrel sacks. Shepherd made an assignment and conse­ of Randolph Ross, has shown the best fST'Noble’s Best Flour, 49 cents sack, in Wellington Lamount and Miss Daisy Mr. and Mrs. Chandler that should the Good Meat at one-eighth barrel, sacks, Murray. trustees fail to rent the house In' any sea­ quently are not legal. Tbe Amount in­ marksmanship. t'~r2' oble’s Star Flour, $4.40 tobl. son, the payment of the annuity is to he volved runs into the thousands. 1 Interest last night was centered in a BRADLEY MARKET in half barrel sacks. Wilcox’s lucky Pr'«e. waived for that year. Mr. Johnston will have the testimony match between Henry Steinbach and To be sold at rock bottom prices for gS f Noble’s St^r Flour, 59 cents sack,, in. In the amateur photographic contest submitted to a vice chancellor for a decree. Clarence S. Steiner, Each fired twenty- cash only. one-eighth barrel sacks: Under the conditions of the deed thi recently conducted by a magazine Frank five shots. Only one bullseye was made, This Sale Closes Dec. to property will pass unreservedly to the Leg of Lamb, 10 L. Wilcox submitted a picture showing A. church &t_the death-of Mr. and Mi ‘The-JoMy-Fanmsfs. ad that fell to ^ths cTedit of Mr. Stein ~Xeg of Mutton 9 ---- J. J. PARKER CO.,— W. Le Forge on the beach with a large Chandler. It may then be sold if desired The entertainment in the Aabury Park bach, who won the match. Mr, Steiner Pork Chops, 10c, 3 lbs for 25 MAIN STREET. bass on Ills shoulders. The picture was and the proceeds used for church pur­ High School next Monday night will In­ was coached by L. Harry Van Sant Forequarter of Lamb 9 not mentioned among the winners or In poses. t ' clude the operetta, “The Jolly Farmers,” Thle will be the closing night of the For the the list of those highly commended. This The ’gift is in the light of a memorial by N. B. Sargeant. The characters will fair, and a big attendance is expected. Hindquarter of Lamb 12 seemed strange, Inasmuch as tbe publish to Mrs. Chandler's parento, the Rev. and be assumed by Mabel Burt, Ella Kelsey, Shoulder Chops 1 0,3 lbs 25 er of the magazine had recently used tbe Mrs. James Brads Clinton Cook, Elliott Gifford, Parker Frank Sherman’s Troubles. Rib Roast 12 HOLIDAY photograph aa a frontispiece. This morn­ Tbe official board of St. Paul’s church Reed, John Carroll, Isabel Edwards, Ed­ Frank Sherman of South Main street, Sirloin Steak 16 trade I have secured an unri­ ing Mr. Wilcox received a letter Btatlng has. appointed a committee, composed of die Wardell and Gladys Hankins. who was arrested several days ago for tbat the photograph had been misplaced, Porterhouse Steak IS valed line of G if t B o x C ig a r s , G. W. Evans, T, M. Dickey, Rev. J. G. being drunk and disorderly, and placed and bad not/been seen by the judges. The Chuck Steak 10c, 3 lbs 25 Merschaum and Silver Mount­ Reed and E. N. Wooiston, to take the : Editor Poole Must Stand Trial. In the township lock-up, had a hearing editor felt satisfied that tbe photograph Pot Roast Beef 5, 6, & matter in hand, and upon their report of Editor Joseph A. Poole of the Long yesterday before Magistrate Borden, He ed Briar Pipes, Cigar and Cig­ was worthy of a prize, and accordingly he tbs probable expense of maintaining the Branch Press, who was Indicted on the was sentenced to three months in fhe Sausage 10 arette Cases and Smokers’ !n- has ordered sent to Mr. Wilcox an expert property will depend the terrne of accept­ charge of libelling Mayor Benjamin P. county jail, but the sentence was after Frankfurter Sausage 10 dispensables in general. Before halt casting rod, a Hensball bass rod and ance. Morris, must answer to the charge on ward remitted. While Sherman was a fly-casting rod, valued In all at #16.60. Bologna 9 buying, see what’s here, Thursday, December 20, Judge Fort hav­ languishing tn the lock-up his wife left Bov. Hr. Bale Returns. Fresh Hams 12 ing yesterday refused to quasi ihe In­ blh^. Yesterday when she returned to Ariel Cydess Club's Entertainment. Scrappie, our own make, , 6 John F. Seger Rev, Albert G. Bale arrived today from dictment, ’ he^ hous® Sherman was in possession and 6471 Gookman Avenue, The Ariel Cycles# Club h u Issued its lows, where, with Mrs. Bale, he spent a removing the furniture. Constable Sam­ Boneless Pigs’ Feet, 12 program for an entertainment to be given month's vacation. Ha will preach. to­ M tor Reckless Driving. uel S. White was called upon sad settled Sugar Cured Hams 12 Stepping Stone to Wealth in theJGrand Avenue Hotel next Monday morrow at both services in the First Pres, George Meglll was brought before the difficulty. Head Cheese. afternoon. Mrs. Edwin B. Beed will read byterlan Church, Dr. Bala visited his Magistrate Borden last night charged Spring Chickens and Turkeys. a paper [on "America Before Columbus,” mother In Dubuque. He also spent sev­ There is big money In the with reckless driving Id Asbury Park License Revision Completed. Liver Wurst, Blood Puddings and *Mlss Stlger till give a sketch on eral days Id Buffalo, and n y a the Pan- boarding house business if the seveml days ago. He w » lined 95, which Tbe work of the Finance Committee A First-class Market and Meat* Indian mythology. Quaint costumes snd American Exposition there will he a he paid. George’s brother, Edward, was of the Best Quality, hoUse is a good one. We have fashiona'will be discussed by Mlsa Harriet magnificent achievement of American and License Inspector Tindall in revising hauled up on the same charge early In M r f l h p ’c UKE AVENUE and one of the best 45-room houses Smith. Music will be rendered by Miss genius. the license ordinance was completed yes­ the week and had the same fine im- terday, While a number of new busl- 1TKA. .UC » MAIN STREET. in Asbury Park, first-class lo­ Bennettjana Miss Martin. possd. . , Semocrets Have Chosen Their Men. nessss were added to the bill, the receipts cation, well built and newly will not be Increased, for the reason that Pullnsn’s Trunks Opened. The caucus of tho Hudson county mem­ , ' Domino Craze Her*. furnished, which we will sell reductions have been made In many cases, 1 have the There are many expert domino players W. Sanger Pullman’s seven trunks, up­ bers o! the Legislature was held Wed­ to equalize the fees. The proposed ordi­ K p t c f Rugby Footballs for $3,000 down, $8,000 on nesday night in Jersey City and it was In Asbury Park and a coateat Is being on which there was a Hen for moneys due nance will be ready in time to present to mortgage at 5 per ceitf and various merchants, have been opened in decided to support Alvah A. Clark of talked of. Jobs H., Parker, George Or M C S L ■ at low prices merod, Edward Tindall, George Lord are Common Council at its meeting a week IJ m a Boxing Gloves in the- balance op second mort­ Long Branch and found to contain noth­ Somerville for the Democratic nomina­ from next Monday night gage at 6 per cent. Such a ing belonging to Mr. Pullman. It Is sow tion for United States Senator. Assem­ among those who play almost dally in the 1 1 I 1 C ordinary sizes said that Mrs. Brassell, Mrs, Fbllman’s blyman George G. Tennant will be the quarters of Independence Hook and Lad­ valuable property rents for David S. Parker a Governor. |v # Striking Bags for the sister, who claimed to own tho contents of choice for the Democratic nomination for der Company ■ V I development of muscle . $1,500. The owner’s fixed ex­ the trunks, will bring suit against Speaker and Assemblyman* Maurice David S. Parker, brother of John H. pense for interest, taxes and (hose who held her baggage up Marks will be named for minority leader. Last $10 of 820,000 Fortune. Parker, the restaurant and hotel proprietor Insurance will be’$848, netting Tha bookkeeper In a New'Bruuswick in Mattison avenue, has recently been ap­ sporting an inrome of oyer $700, Sold 200,000 Pounds of Fish. Dr. George B. Hertx-rt, Dental Surgeon, haberdashery yesterday In counting pointed governor of Rose Island, Apia, in Conover Gaskin, the North Long Branch A:P, & O. G. bask building. Office hours 9 the cash, found written lu ink on the face the Pacific Oceat Mr. Parker ha oeea goods in town | Twining & VanSant a.m, to 6 pirn. Ges administered.—-advS-5-1 of a ten-dollnr hill: "This is tbe last o f. a a. resident of the island for thirty jeara, ■Rooms’ 12^13, MomaouTH Build IN' fisherman, made one of the largest ealsa $80,000; fortune. G. B, B. Octobar 4, being engaged as planter and exporter. “ Mattison Ave, ar*d Bond St) of frozen fish on record this week, two - The D ili t jouuNAi, will be ctallvsMssi HARRY A., BORDEN, a s b u r y PARK, N.J. hundred thousand poundn of fish being at your frout door every evening for six 1800.” It Is not remembered from whom He formerly lived 'In Forked River, Stationer and newsdealer, m w m m shipped to Philadelphia. tents a w est. tha bill was received. Ocean county. Cor. Bond St. and Madison Ave, ASBURY PARK. JOURNAL, DECEMBER 0', BQQQ.

Arrival ond Bep^rtefO of-Mails. - HOUSEHOLD BINTS. HOUSEHOLD NOTES. ...Special Notices. As&t/ifsr' PA Rlt" ■’ ' v- Bona Vf.tnnWr BusitMtlfltu & es»l« Some of the Latent Ideas In ra m ltsn ,. ' * a»B and € ier Do^^ri* an^tjS’silf|;n "und1 Chamber - ,For New Yo?k.ftnjl.^K(inta notth—7.00, M - t Ey: ■ iinens. fa® n pots For fil tlo Matters. y-H llj40a.tn.; 3. 80, 5.50 p. m. y - * V ^v*V ^V ' V r .. a*-3*v. - w- ’ &■> • ■ V "-. . t--, . / . > V] ...> t ^ For Trenton); PhilAdeiphia''- and points Ths popular India-rabbe^,;i plants The flrtral mirror that has for, Some - . . , South—7,11.40 a. m,: 3,8ft 5.00 p„m,. >, need very;little water during, the cold -timS'l^en swungjerosswise in clrepsinfi For, Freehold-Bl>;'m- , ...... ice over them half an hour before This makes a pleasant cliange and one of the Pennsylvania Railroad toJVaahjpg _ ton.’l This tour will cover a period of three MAILS ARRIVE...... ‘they come to the table. th a t wiU ^ doubit prove~acee,pta’bte t-c From New York and points north—7.09. A sauce for wild, duck is made by those whp (have.p lepning, toward old,- days, affording ample time to. visit all tho 10.35 a. m . m 2 4 v 4 .2 8 ,.e i# i. m. ;0V adding a little port; wine / or' -lomon fushionedithings. Sf i 5 . i >> pnnclpal points of interest at the National From New York direct—2.55, 6.45 p m. :keholo dressmaking. juice to the bird gravy. A dash of Speaking of furniture, it might beret Capital, including the Congressional Libra­ From Philadelphia and points south— cayenne pepper 'shduiu ho thrown in marked 'that' the lateBt'aiid’ very prap-’ ry and the new Corcoran Axt.Gallery. 7^)9,10.35, 11 a. m.; 5.40 p. nnd the whole,Served piping-hot. * 1 . erest beds arej.vfrought iron4 all prophecies In ; The newest 'dining tables are ; con fit for use., P .-.rK.w..:', '■ tioUs- foj1 two days pt the Arlington^ Nor­ 5.50 p.m.• •' ’ - •' : — > -’ '. the eiyly part of the sea­ Bedclothes fastener^ are; a neces­ venient .affairs,, with two adjustable mandie, Rij®s,- or-Ebbiit-Honse. For ac- COUUECTION8 AND. DBLiyfiRtESi ' tops—-a' round one for 'state^occasTons, son, the long skirt seems to have sity w ith little children r^vho are a p t oommodatigna at Wiliard’fl; liegont, Metro.- Collections from letter b6x«8i-ft,'ll a.m.; Bioije ,$han retained Us popularity. In to catch cold {ro^-.thelr-.restlessness such as dinafeii-'parties atii luncheons, 9,80p.m. ■ J' * - s,. and a square one for family use., 1 politan, or National Hotel, $2.50 less. Side fact/the very effort to push It aside at night. Clips to hold the covering t'irips to Mount Vernon, Richmond, Old DolivcrieB by carrierB—8 and 11 a. m.: and' Install the'jauhty sliort skfrt in over them'are now made and are said They' ore more reasonable in price 8.30p.m. 1 Point Comfort, and Norfolk at greatly re-’ its place; seems to have proved Its to answer their purpose perfectly. than one: would'expect^ and are too con­ popularity and given It additional An emergency luncheon dish Is venient fnot td fl&d favor in the eyes of duced rates. OCEAN GROVE.- t - • MAULS CIOBE. ' ^ ^ strength. boiled rice, witjh Iwn- nnd 'tomato women, who entertain a g reat deal. All tickets good for ten days, with special ■E^hions qome and go in household j For New York and points north—7.80. };,Ab the season advances the train sauce. A cup of rice;^. steamed until hotel rates after expiration of hotel cotippns: 10.30a-jm.; 1,?.S0,6 p.m .?...... „ (, tender and wh^lft still fi^f^Ujttje Jpt- linens as, well as in ^tther matters, and For itineraries and full information apply1 skirt comes uiore and more In fa­ yeVwUlfSl'there ore staple,production6, vor, and .the possession.of one Is re­ tjer and some cold 'leai} ham,’ chopped to Ticket Agents; Tourist Agent, 1190 quisite to the correct and’ proper very iflne'(not more’ thah, half a cup­ which n^ver,'change nor Jose, favor, One' For Asbury .Part—7 a. id.; 12 noon, of ihe&fe Is theVno\V(Jrdp pattern, which Broadway, New York; 4 Conrt' street, wardrobe.. ful) are tossed lightly through it. 'The 0 p.m ' v'V- ' ----- ?- to (X)ine housewiveft is their standard Brooklyn;'or address Geo. W. Boyd, As- ♦In one of onr largest '^fashion cen- mixture Is.then piled in loif shape on * HAIUS AWUV&V ' . H - The Ijordoringo 'of the tablecloths and olstant General Passenger Agent, Broad ftb m have found such a graceful a platter and a tomato sance poured . t ' e'? Vork and points north—7.10, over. The dish is very substantial and napkins ffllay ivary, but the oenter ia in' Street Station, Philadelphia, 292 8 10.80 a. m ; 4,0.10 u. in, ' v.;: >•. well .tykes the. place 9f,.p?eat..i > iii variably tho snowdrop. : In , the finesi ^ From Tjreatoo, Ptiiladolphia and points Sweet potato pudding, malfes a grades of-.daipask :pptterns art. large, centennial celebration. sotnh—7-m ^0.80'11,30 k. jn.; 4, 6.10 p. m. From Astulry PBrk—7 a. m.; 12 noon; delicious dessert. P e e l and^, .^oifbQll the .giant/-• l^alf a, cup each of Butter and sugar, hundred^ of dollars. 1 A recent bridal Collecti(^m ido 4^n)t:tttfer boxes at 6, Photograph by Beutlinger, Paris- gi'ft' represented the jierfeotion of the On account of the Centennial Celebration ...... gjj|;iS0.p,m. De- Ijeat .inijo th is th e . whipped yolks' of id l l a. m-, and Mias' Olga Nethersole', the famous five, eggs, a cup of ric h .milk, the manufacturer’s' art at the price ' oi of the establishment of tho teat of govern­ ae&ow, ‘bfgain is presenting Ci'ySe gTated potato, a teaspoonful each o l .$600. The cloth was one of the' finest ment .of tho United States In tb’e District of pilch's “Siipho”'"to 'tbe Americaii jpowderpd cinnamop an/l nv)tmeg,.the grades of aa tin-finished .linen, .and hean- Columbia, to-be held at Washington, D.'C.. Ast“?y Park fire Alarms. public, Here Is the first photograph juice and grated rind of a lemon, ,$pd st^ticlfedi jail, oro.und, Afooye ppupb December 12, tbe Pennsylvania Railroad 17—Banfcs and Bond. pf Miss Nethersole In her new tfellx J ,a| wineglass ojf, ^ n ^ y . ; Be?'t,h a J^ , l^roi^ijed; ;bO,r - ■, i •- (iVlli' •' I .' ilar character, and the whole set wai and will be good returning until December 4(3—Asbnry aBd Ethory. , There la m ths, etc., thert and pretty Skirt that we have con­ a year, buyers come from every part ofj feminine folly's fads, says the Chi­ Is a great deipand for cutoijt ‘‘spachtel’ EXCmSIONS GroWi fire AtairiM. cluded, to benefit our readers by our of the continent/ aiid even from Amer-! cago chronicle. Just as a long glove work, in which some unique and really discovery, and give an explanation ica. Over $4,000,000 worth of feathers 1 would wrinkle over my lady’s wrist beautiful patterns are exhibited. Collforaia, Mexico, Hot and 23~S^9f,0Id^Be>^h ‘^*^D ■^■lrenne‘ of Its mechanism and construction, are-sold every year, making an average aiid arm, so her long stocking now Bed linens and” coviers are rich in gar­ a ^ & a c h . ‘ with an illustration of Itsjstsle, and of $675,000 at e^ch sale. -Since the cap­ Wrinkles over her,leg. This probably nitures q t lace aqdt embngigerjr.; j IJoth 26—Main and -Pilgrim Pathway. a diagram glvinga lija^fn in Its cut. ture of 'the Khartoum there has been yvss devised by the girl with thin sheets and pillowslips are hemstitched The Missouri Pacific Railway, the Fast 26—Pilgrim Pathway and Broadway. 2?—X w r W^y epdPjennsTlranla. This, skirt has four gores and a a steady supply of ostrich feathers lower, extremities for the consterna­ and frequentiy show in[sfyted.,b>in<* . {^p-nd clockwork which decorate the skin­ cover or a. simpler method is to em­ 8io»Ab8. points—the true Southern Route tp Califor­ 4-4-4—Firs is oijt of town. 5-5-5—Gen­ side Ol the breadth, thus bringing a freight. The test wing'feathers give tight hqsiery, while; ihe thin ijiri will broider a separate slip for this purpose don ‘ the interminable hose that nia. For the season of 1000 sod 1U01 regu­ eral alarm. slightly , bias seam In the centre of about 110 tp 1?0 to the pound, and st which will not require laundering as tlie liighest price this works out at less wrinkle^ throughout their , length,, lar, weekly, personolly condnet^d acd inex- theJifront and Insuring a better.fit frequently as the sheets. th an 75 cents, each. As many of the Some of the^monsnnetaire stockings Weather Sigoat*. over- the—figure.—ih e—two — slde- (Slips for couch pillows nre mnde oi ‘ though " com ‘ ‘ excursions topensive, whitefeafhTrs scarcely need cleaning, ^re woven’’U> prodiice a semblance bt breadtha are sloped off at the front the, finest lawn and embroidered eitbei Los Angeles and Sab Francisco will be op­ * ix a g moKAia. . and as dyeing and curling are very in­ inkies, and there really is no let- in a,.tyor That Will In. fbrtj via tbe Pennsylvania Railroad will 2, with No, 4 below it, colder It Is quite beyond conception to grandfathers. Personally it is a mat­ brilliant-illlant anc I no desictoo ign too outre aure Pina Pl^itta ln Cold ieavg'New York and Philadelphia on-Thurs-- weather, rain orsaoih- realize how much of style aud ter of perfect indifference to ine wheth- to find favor with in. Cfiecfier------—^ ------* No. 3, with , No; 4 above it. warmer mnartneaals given by this novel cut t‘r l~desceuil fronraiTBpe or wnether hoards and weird flgiires that make day, Dee*aiber .27. ‘ weather, with'local rainfl. ' * The flounce should train upon the the ape is only my cousin. During the one think of the tattooed lady in the Nine-tenths of the windows used Tickets, including luncheon on going trip ,No. 8, with No. 4 below it, colder rground at least two and a half or period that covers the life of a planet, side show are much in evidence. for window gardening are too croAvd- and one and three fourths dava’ board at weather,. ier. wunwith local rains.rams...... three Inches, for this skirt should be or, I suppose, of a star, there is a com­ Gaudy stripes, extending lengthwise ied for the’plants to look well or dc Old Point Comfort, and good to return To. 1, with No. 6, (sir weather, cold wave. 1°Jo. 2. with No. 5, wet weather, cold wave. very long, even at the sides and In paratively brief period when the heat or in circular fashion, are equally well. Turn a new leaf right now by direct by regular trains within b‘(X days, .front. In the back enough length and the humidity produce vegetation, popular. For full-dress stockings of throwing away, every poor or insig­ will be sold at the rate of $15 00 from New nificant growth. Better to buy new and the outcome of vegetation is ani­ elaborately wrought openwork have York; $13.50 from Trenton; ? 12.50 from mal life, if, indeed, there is any cleat the effect of delicate lace. stock in the spring than to turn youi line of demarkation between animal precious window space into a hospital Philadelphia, and proportionate rates from JOHN N. BfdRTIS, jr ‘ » ' ' and vegetable life. We and the apes Celery Sauce. ward fa* sickly plants, says the Wash­ other points. alike descend from protoplasmic mud, Place one pint of fine cut white ington Star, For itineraries and full information apply Undertaker anl Emltalmer one of the most recent discoveries be- celery in a saucepan over the fiie, Keep the foliage immaculately to Ticket Agents; TouriBt Agent, 1196 f ' ^*3 — 708 ATBNTO. ng that all molecules are a self-con­ cover with boiling water, add ahe-haif clean. Wash the leaves ,once or twice Broadway, New York; 4 Court 8treet, tained ejectric battery. teaspoonful salt, and cook till tender. every week. A plant’s lungs are its Brooklyn; 789 Broad Street, Newark, N .j.i Coffltn and Bartol paints oCtuad or fur’ “AUNT JEMIMA” BACK. Drain the celery and set it in a warm leaves. Showering the foliage washes or Geo. W Boyd, Assistant General Pas­ lahed to ■ “Aunt Jemima,” a negress of 00 years, ticos, one tableBpoonful . gutter, Akin, Emma H Laarlo, Mrs A Q in soft, .pliable eapth they fcet, it by Bland, B H Marie, Mrs McLoon buy the Asbury Park Daily with, grizzled wool done up in a ball whilst stirring constantly, add,'1 if Montgomery, John at the! back of her head, has returned necessary, a pinch of salt. Pour the capillary transmission. A hard top Browor, Fprman ______Nelsoni Tho® Hrciwn, Mrs George Nugent, Mme Jeane J o u r n a l at Naph .Poland’s on the New York from her stay at'the sauce over the oysters and serve.— crust seals the Boil up as though in 1 SHOWING HOW IT IS CUT., a jug. ' Neither air nbr water find free Burns, Mrs M A Ostrander, Mrs Nettie Paris exposition, where she,, ha4 Ledger Monthly. BoytcJf James Patter, Waaloy should be added to give a train In entrance through it. Plants in 1 hard Carr, Thomas Panoli, Miss Lizzie Bicycle Shop every evening. proportion to the extreme length of charge of the corn kitchen. There Clayton-—„r„ ______J Conover __PittH,'Mrs^Mrsl Mary she made the hoe cakes for which Scalloped Potatoes. sojl often .suffer from lack of mois­ Clay, E V Post, It B the sides and front. Coiny. Stafford Mrs Um OIo, Miss Maggie she is famed. Aunt Jemima, who was In preparing them for scalloping ture at the roots, though water has If the material selected for thlB been given every day. de MJokiodioty.-Eugeno Billy, Fannio a slave before the civil war, has at­ five large' potatoes were Sliced thin. UivoBon, Robert Rodgers, C skirt is not sufficiently wide to al­ A ’layer of slices was placed in the . Slide the shades up to the top ot Dumtnor, Mies J Bodiers, j Thoma low of the circle (shown in the dia­ tended every exposition of any conse­ Edinpbnrg, A C Skidmoro, Mrs Bolea quence in the last 25 yearp in her bottom of a baking dish, and over 'the upper sash,; take down, the. cur­ Barrfson, Wm B ' ' Smith* Minnie M gram) being , cut, the material may them were scattered small tits of tains at the plant windows and let Gettoy, Mra Mary , Stout, E M , '. - EU Given Free be pieced out so as to give the full capacity of corn cake baker. When Grovpr, Geo F • ■ ' TJdil, Exlwarii F S to' each 1 pewon interested In asked concerning the Paris exposition, butter and sprinklings of salt,’ pep­ God’s invigorating sun shine in. Sun Hogans, Minnie Yaj;iSe;iS, H Ii - k enbscrlbjDff to the Bugeno extent of the lower edge of the cir­ per and flour. This was continued shine ,to a plant is what gold is to » Harris; Mrs Annie VanNoBSiHD FIE | Field Monument Souyenlr she said: Herbert, John W White, Harold I Fund. ^ubECriboany.amount cular flounce. “W;a-h-l, to be -honest, I didn’t hab until all of the potatoes and a round- Klondike miner. ', . i.i ■ , ,-• Hennas, Mrs J , Woodman, J E * oeairea.j Sabscriptlona os IoVf The flounce may also be made of time to tote aroun’ much. One day I ing tablespoonful of flour and twice •In. extremely cold weather stay the Jackson, Miss Emma C Box 318, -Dramat'c Ed- kftafl.OQ will entitle donor Vx watering pot- Plants need little wa- I . itor “Star," ; tbla dainty artistie volume. a series of latitudinal pieces seam­ did start to go ’roun’ some, but, bress that atnount of butter had been used. t* ‘ ■ ------\—:— m oo ed together, from which- the shaped Butter,' flour and seasoning wore the , te r; during Bevere w eath er,, and . they . “ FIELD FLOWERS” yer hsart, chile, dat place too largo i Ocean GhoVe, • BOOK i {cloth honnd, fixil),' aa a esr- circular flounce is cut, after the last layer, Over them was poured a chill or freeze twice as; quickly' after BuzbV.MraEA Ootlld, WH ■ THK^book of m tlflcoto bl subscription to flind. to get fru in a hull moni, an’ I jes a fresh dronchiitg. If w atering he- pieces are put together in a large went back to the cawn kitchen, aud half cupful of hot water, and they Bailey, Lilian ■ Hali, C N tho century. . a Book ooatalns a selection of were placed in a hot oVen to bake 30 -comeB absolutely necessary,' have it Collins, Mrs Wm Hunt, Katherine A Handsomely fH Fiold’B test ard most ropre* square. dons gibs it up.” ; .' Corbin, Mrs E O Irvine, Mrs Mary L Illustrated b y fk sontattvo Works and Is ready, With: a little study 6f the diagram or 40 minutes.—N. Y. Tribune. the temperature of the room, and Fnlkorsoli, H T Layton, Mr : thirty-two o f fj! for delivery, give only in the morning. Watering Giflorii. Howard MoVey, W O t h e f world’s a But lor'tho noble oon ilbu-' and our Illustration, the construction Friday HXa Luckieai'Day. Griffin, B H W Morris, Wm H greatest artists. R Mon of thb world’s ccreatest of this extremely smart skirt be­ Stain* on Braai, in the evening during a cold snap is Griffin Henry Kninear.'L M artists this book could not have been manufac­ Thomas A. Edison claims that Fri­ Stains on brass will generally yield to invite, a Visit from Jack Frost. , ,, ' Scott, Jstmio ' - ■ . 1.: = tured for less tbah 87.00.- ' ...... '• comes a simple “latter, and only a day is his luckiest day in the. week. Ihe Fund crcatcdls dlvldert equally betweon question' of careful fitting aud to paraffin or bath brick. If they are Pet your plants. Turn them, . train tbe family of tbolata Ewrono Field and the JTobd mrasually obstinate try rubbing them- them into shape as they grow, pick for too iralldlng ot a monument to tlio momory ot workmanship. ^ California Oil. Hrith a little salt and vinegar, and off every dead leaf or faded flower. Try the Journal's Cent-a- the beloved poet of cblldhpod. Address California stands fifth among the potytfh; afterw ard with dry brick.—N. Haphazard care does not pay with 1 Eugene -Plold lapntimont Couvqnlr Fund, Read the Woman’s Pagecvery day. states as in oil producer. word column ' > (AlSoat book stores) 1 ft) Monrbo'Sl.; Chicago, • rrrmr-r ■ ■ 1 7.. Journal. - . . ; >. I house' plsnts. If i on a l« wish to sond Doatage, e^olpisWcts. m r r - t t rrrr "■ : "" ", ' -?t “ '-•• .•■ ;,-T..i;i.,v-,..T';-;^ .,. ?r. ■-•;-7r/j-^-«y:j i^>= ,Jh:-5, — :— " ■ . ~T f F r ------TREATMENT FOR WORRY. WHAT “ THE ’’ SAITH. •>J. V - ■ t.-W U' ' 7 °New' Bargaii?g,.^y^ry- i ' Home-Cnre SJeiftoC |tiigfe@|ed-3)d Bo the Only. Created Heintr Who Yonr- B(»}t and JLeove the , \Dare' Dogmatkeally to A*iert Xleaulta w ith God., ,; “T h e re ^ i 'Hd '6 oS.^ ;To ^uro, jy^rryji.the individual mus{ Among all classes of thoughtful,men b ej^ q w n p h y siq la n ; he ii^ust give tfte a wide -toleration is'manifested* most every form of intellectual affirma­ tion o r denial, with a single exceptiijn-. . ' CHRIST’S LESSON. ; ABIDE WITH ME. ; Mpn may believe as they please regard­ ing. the attributes of God and-His meth­ ’Twas love that wrousrhijChrlst’B mission . it,if, pere'theory; it is :a "Abide #lth me; fast falls #he eventide/*. od- of ■ governing the .world,- and,there .. Upon this world of ours; ' __ .J'ty.‘jtha’tne inust'translate'&t him­ Lord, let me ever walk closely by Thy 6lde. will be not only toleration but a meas­ lie never led the pcoplo self'from', mere' .word's,to a.rejU, living Reach out Thine hand and In it take mine j By military powere; .bWri»‘-'v ’ *' • ‘ r» “• ure of respect, and as a rule abundant . He never wrote a book or ’ ■ : fact,. He must fully 'und'erstarid'thiifclf The. way Is dark and I am lost and.lone. patience w ith’ opinion's, however re1 I Fine churches built with gold, it'\vere,Jpo^itle for hlni td. Spend a giarded' as 'erroneous/ Btit tihis'age, witli And He ne'er, sough* T?Ith money ’ivhole1 series' tff et‘e>?ni ties in 'Worry. ,it’ 'Swift,to its close ebbs out life's Wttle d ay /* To lead men to His (old. I feel my years are fleeing fasi away; > - its great advance in knowjedge, hati wotijd not change tlie fact one jot or Tho euri sinks low and .nlght.wlU soon bo become even more impatient and in­ . Bweet nature waB His temple-** tjtVtie. H'lf a time for astiori,'’ not' here,' :s‘ ■ tolerant of one' class of thinkers-- : Her works would ail combine Keep close to mo, for I-am flUett with fear> j To illustrate His teaching,' ....."■ w otty, -.because !’-' worl-y paralyzes •■j y -. ■! n- .51.*0.5; ’h" ; those who categorically deny the exist­ And; thrfs the world renne, thought. i^>d ■ action, too. If you Sfrt' ‘I need- thy .presence every paSBlngf hour;” ; ence Of a Supreme Being by whom the Ha nought to lead men' only djWro" a* tWlfliian o f flgurw i n 1 iMditioriV As withering field, the sw eet. refreshing world and- tho mighty systems of By everlMtlnjr. love, no amount, of worry can change tho - ^--:.--sh6W6^; -;’ -• . -,T' , And1 hy Itfe'blessid power, 1 . Thy pfresyhc^, l f i\ , ^ r . • j : •• ■- To fellow In Hw name, oiF inotheSriiitici/. r The result eaii bel *^fold Thou Thy cross before my, closing tlilrikei-* of td^doy -the declara^itth1 of KIDNEY BEANS—Red Ffenclj brai^ Mot follow His example, ttmde'differi'iitP oMy by cha’nging tlttf 'dy48?§‘:/' r't' •• y the Pealmisi g figures as they ' ate set down, one by Iiet m6'b6hold the glad, sweet mysteries ;, ’ said In' bis heart¥.( ‘^eVe^itf. no' * Castile, Colgate’s BMiAKFAST : FOODS^-HoriibVsO it I f ' i y n ' i ' - m J * > .* t <\a \> i^nly a fqfol— f^olis^'oni^—can make No better n a tli will ever, jTfieont tiiie that a rtian ednnbt af- "In life ; in death; O IiOr ;:; -per .ta l i e , . $3c FWcrj 3 p'aAag^s foK,...... , —Martha'.Bhepard Lippincott, la Bo*ton TKtn he la’facing, ori imagines , he'is, .-: Thoughtful men,in considering proof CITRON—Fancy Packed Corsican, per or p^r jiaikagfl;.'. ...'.v,...... i ', 'Budget^ . W;' . \ a ’.'crttical tnria in affairs.1. This is the! potm4;..i.U'.'.' 1 5 c 'MOTHER’S WHEAT—2 Pound INDELIBLY WRITTEN. of the existence of God, find that proof time when t hc needs 100' per cent.' of his; in one of three sources or in all of ASPARAGUS—Oyster Bay; Gilnian Fartn‘ • for ^ CRITICISING OTHERS. me'ntal' energy 'to make' his :plans; iilitl^.dlr.lff'j Faiher/J^i^I^lni to Her them; they dlsiover it'iri an innate ddnf and “OakiBrand/' each.;u.....’ 2 1 o FLAVORING EXTRACTS—10c. bottle : i for ...,.. —...... ■■■.ftfl ■ qttifckly.-ttf'eeet what is his wisest ' How “His Najne’.’ Be in scipiisness of1 His existence.j in', their1 WOHCESTERSHIRE SAUCE—English, One of Two S n lo u Defebta o f Char- cisioni 'to ikeep a: clear eye on th^sky Their JftirelieBM, , ri^lief in a miraculous revelation, or 12 cent size for, 5 c CREAM LUNCH BISCUIT, regular, 18p. net** GcnCTftUy Revealed-In and on liin bourse,, and a flrm hand on th^y, deduce; Gpd.j from a rational ob-‘ CA package...... Tfc ( Those Who Find F u lt. tho' helm untili he has weathered th* ‘How. will God w rite it, papa?” asked ser.yation of phenomena.., A main m ay M INCE MEAT—“Enough for two stoimineafety. •. '-'i little Eve. ■ 1 -‘ r!: ■■■-■■:. distrust his onfn intniUonsi -hcmay be pies”...... I..':;...... ;.y . w To. crlticlBO others is one ol tlie There are two reasons why man' ‘W rite1 what?” asked her father, led into disbeljbf of a miraculous revel­ CANNED GOODS—Calumet Brand l i ­ HAltDINES—Samoset andColumbia brands/ commonest of faults. We are apt to Should' not worry, either one of which looking off liis reading.1 ' 1 , ation tlirougfli unfortunate m ental’ ma Beans, per can...... 6 c pound tin s ...... ;...... ‘.'..'.''’..v.l ,''8 e attribute it to mere 111-nature, and must' operateta every instate. First;, Eve got1 up frorti tlie'low stool'where vagaries', and he miy still holfl the re- CONDENSED MILK—Dairy, Defiance BOSTON BAKED BEANS—High Grad*? sometimes iti ia due to this. But It because he cannot prevent the results’ Bpect.of men of thought for!sincerity, and Pine Tree brands...... 7J^C . Puritan and “ My Mother’s,” brands, per Bhe had ,been sitting with her book can...... i.-.-.i..;.1...... 7 c often has another cause, lying farther hd fears. \ Second, /because he can pre­ and. came across to him. . hdwever fouchj they may dc^l■•■ | Pilot Crackers, etc;; all per pOUttd...' '5© h'^‘can by the light he has, he hasr no took her on his knee.' “God will not' the lowest forms to the highest devel­ Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Allspice, per pound, To make the best of others; to see ...... IOC need ’to fedr, no need to regret, no ieed write at all,” said he. opment of animalism, in man, over­ CANNED RHUBARB-Chbice Straw­ berry Wine Pieplant, dozeB cans, 80 centi,1 ip, them, whenever possible, a good to worry. No agony of worry would 'Not write it!” exclaimed Eve, in whelmingly and! conclusively estab­ COFFEE—Rich, fragrant flavor, delightful purpose, whatever failure of perform­ aroma, 4 lbs, for 90c., or pound for...25c or per can...... 7J^e do aught to help him. Neither mortal astonishment, “Then liow will it lishes the fact of a Suprenie Intelli­ ance there may have been; to reali2e aor angel can do more than his best.— come there?”s gence through whom and from whom a TEAS—New crop, green and black, or and insist upon their good qualities, The Kmgship .of Self-Control, central law of control operates upon blended to suit, sold regular at 60 to 75c. 1,000 Other Specials whatever their defects—this is to win “Some things write themselves,” pound, our price...... ’..38C , 3 5 c , 3 2 c said her father. all phenomena. Else how shall we ex­ their respect and aiTectlon, to encour­ MODERN PAGANISM. Eve looked as if she did not under­ plain the regularity witli which nature age them to overcome their weakness­ acts?—'how shall we account for the es,'and to help all-who know , them People Who Are In Our Chri.lian Civ- stand. But, of course, it must be true, since her father said it; so she waited utilitarianism which.actuates all vege­ to.do them justice more willingly. It lH satlon slut Hot of It—Dirarf- table growth, seen in its faculty for ASSIGNEE’S STORE i» to radiate moral sunshine and ln a the S piritual Life.' for him to explain. ‘When you lookat grandfather’s sil­ reproducing its life? In like manner, -■ cheer. Nothing so discourages any­ given an incandescent world, a mass of Claude V. Guerin, Assignee one as to feel his honest efforts Bra It is quite possilfc to be a pagan ver hair," began her father,' “what do you see wriVten-there? That he is an wfhited heat, with its surrounding at­ misunderstood, and belittled. If em­ in modern times and In Christian coioi- mosphere all aflame after the fashion bitters all' but the most sturdy and munities; it is possible, in other old, old gentleman, don’t you?” contin­ ued he, as Eve hesitated. “Who wrote Of our own sun, how shall we produce Iriain St. to Ocean Palaq serene natures. But he who feels that words, to be in a Christian civilization life and sensation from a ball of lire we are ready, in the Very spirit of but not of it, to use the Immense bene­ it there?” “it wrote itself,” said Eve. having no sensation? The principle of Jesus to believe in him, be hopeful for fits which organized Christianity has Paley’s argument still holds true; if MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. him and encourage him, ib a word,' conferred upon society and never Father nodded. “Right,” said he. “Day by day arid the simplest form of mechanism re­ to make the best of him, not only is darken a church dopr, to share the quires a creator, a designer, artificer, WINES AMD LIQUORS The majority of the world's law grateful to usr but is nerved to re­ incalculable privilege of the Christian year by year the white hairs came, makers are paid by the day. * until at last it Was written quite as what shall we say of a world with its The Very Best and Cheapest newed effort for himself.. Sunday and £ive the whole day to Marriages between first cousins ar« plainly as if somebody'had' taken pen {tmazing phenomena arid adjustm ent This Is why the downcast and dis­ amusement. A pagan is not a bad of means to an end, from the lowest forbidden' in 14 of the United States, and ink and put it down on paper for Bottle couraged gave such ready heed to our man; on the contrary, be may be a foriri of- vegetable life floating in t-he Gallon Missouri will have the largest Sent Lord. He did not repel them. Some­ very good man; he may be entirely you to read. Now, when I look in California Sherry Wine, *1.25 $ .35 your mouth, what do I see written air, up to theereation oftfae highest ocratic delegation in the next con-' times He rebuked them when they de­ trust worthy; honest, honorable and types of manhood, to; naine a few of California Port Wine, 1.25 .351 there? I see, ‘This little girl is not a grese of any state in the unions served it, but never so as to humiliate kind. He lives, however, as if Christ whom woiuld .only degrade the subject? California Blackberry Brandy, 125 — .351 American farming machinery is be­ apdwoitnd. They felt that He did had not lived, and he dies as if Christ baby now; for she has all;her teeth .75 .201 and can eat crmts.’ Thdt has been It is impossible adequately or im­ St. Julien, ing imported into Cuba in large quan­ them'justice, was readytam ake due had not died; in hiR beijt estate'he pressively to present this subject to writing Itself ever since the llrst tooth Rhine Wine, 2 doz. Pints, $3 75 tities, and farming methods are be> allowance in every case, had'faith in ignores religion and lives a drtnr life the man who leaves God out of the y I ing rapidly changed to a more modern entirely bounded by immediate inter­ that you cut, when mother had toearry Vermouth, full qnart, .80 tBeir better natures and was eager world. If the single flower developing system^ to inspire them with new solf-Tespect, ests and pleasures. The spiritual life j'ou about all night because it pained Penna. Pearl Rye Whisky, 3.00 1.00 you so.” from the seed, or if the bird bursting 2.50 When the newly elected governor*' courage and confidence; This, -also, dites not, exist for him; he haj no time the, shell of! th e egg, sprijiging into l^otjot Vernon Rye Whisky, ..751 is why. some people, possessing no spe­ and rilakes ho room for it; he is often Eve laughed. Uinongahela Rye Whisky, 2.00 50, of the states have been, all inaugu­ eesiasy of, being and flooding tie- air rated there will be 26 republican, ,18. cial ability or opportunity; Win such a fliie physical type, w ith wholesome “What a funny sort of writing!” with his song, does not witness to a ille of Nelson, 1.00 said she. democratic arid one silverite, the Iasi general confidence and love and such appetites, great energy, an‘d love of ,great Creator, to wlhat end shall be Monogram, .85. a wide and noble influence. They try out-of-door activity. He gives the “Wheri little girls are cross and,dis­ being Reinhold Sadler, of Nevada. cited- the world’s fauna and flora, the Ofd Private Stock, .90 The potato crop of the United: to see only what is best in others and whole of Sunday to golf or tennis or obedient,” her father went on, “where icreation of mari, and the divine pro­ to encournge and develop It, arid peo­ the wheel; he takes long walks which floes it .write itself? Look in the glass States approximated 239,000,000 bush* vision in the hills for his warmth, and els, or nearly 5,000,000 bushels less ple whom no one else has succeeded make church attendance impossible; next time you are naughty and see.” in depths for his light when the sun S. flichelson in benefiting respond to thfeit*appeals on tbe material sice his whole lift is “I know1," said Eve. “In their faces, . P, O. Box J28-BELMAR, N.J. than last year, and a fairly good hoe withdrawn his light?, Or yet, to yield compared with the average ol as naturally and fruitfully as thejflotv- vigorous, manly, healthful.' , doesn’t it?” what good purpose shall we ask Him— ORDERS Delivered Free of Charge. ers unfold in the sunshine.—Boston There are hosts of such men, and “And if they are good?” supposing there to be such a Creator the past ten years. Congregationallst, their number is increasing. One finds “In their faces too. Is that what —how shall He conclusively establish- Ice racing on the Hudson is to re­ among them many of the mo£t influ­ the text means?” the -fact to the consciousness and dem­ ceive unusual attention during the PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS. ential men in the community, leaders “That is what it means,” said onstration of His' highest created be­ coming season. One craft that has in the professions and in finance, father. “Because, if we go on being ings save by His works? “No God?”— just been turned out will be a marvel in i t s 1 way. It will carry 613 square He cannot be brave who does not fear They work hard flv« or six days in the naughty all our lives, it writes itself verily only the fool has said it. to do wrong.—Ram’s Horn. week, and play hard one or two days. upon our faces so that nothing can The man who deliberately turns his .They are stronger men than their fa- rub.it out. But if we are good,the light that four men can easily lift and The question is hot, Who is my neigh­ back juponi—the—volume—of—evidence- -thersi because they have learned how- -angela will—read upon—ornr^foreheacis whldh the treasure-house of the world handle it. bor? but, Am I fcelghborly^-WniiaTn' to play.} . they are carrying heavier that we are God’s. So you must try, Cuba will be well represented at the Arnot. ; _ supplies, and in the face of that over­ burdens and are under greater pres­ day by day, to go on writing it.”— whelming testimony—far less thain Pan-American exhibition at Buffalo, The Kingdom of God comes not with sure than their fathers; they need Children's Paper. Gen. Wood has asked for plans of a observation—but it comes;—rCongrega- whloh he would as a juror instantly ac­ more out-of-door life; they, must cept in a court of justice—denies the building to be erected there. This tionalist. . - : .. have more activity, oxygen, freedom THE TRUTH TERSELY TOLD. building will be in the Cuban style, Moderation is the silken string run­ very God who called him into being, and variety. The trouble~doeS\3iot lie has an account to render at that day and every effort will be made to give ning through th« pearl chain of all vir­ In what {hey are doing, but in what Labor, you know, is prayer.—Bay­ a fine display of the resources of the tues.—Bishop Hall. which is nothing less than appalling, they iirfe leaving undone. It is right ard Taylor. j The ,man who would revel in’luxury, island. . Patience is the ballast of the soul, and wise that they should build up j{t m atters riot how long we live, dishonoring God and disregarding his that 'will keep it from rolling and the physical life, but it is wrong and but how.—Bailey. fellow-man, was visited by Christ with GOSSIP OF EUROPEAN COURTS. tumbling in the greatest storm.-r— foolish that they should dwarf the the anathema: “Thou fool!” Yes, it Much Oegends on the Pen ' A. blank cartridge will make the There is a story current in Paris Bishop Hopkins.’ Vil j spiritual life.—N. Y. Outlook. most noise.-.-Iiatn’s Horn. is indeed “the fool” who hath said in and ink. The tate of a fortune may liang The highway of holiness is along the his heart: “There is no God.”—Chris­ upon the legibility of a signature. that Emperor William twice visited commonest road of life—along' yotir Spnklnc tbe Truth. God is a great factor in human af. the Paris exposition incognito. fairs.—United Prsebyterian. tian Work. STATIONERY very way. In wind and rain, no mat­ .While the truth is always to be There is a movement on foot to It is ever true that he who do used fot business and social purposes shouio ter how it beats, it !b only going hand spoken, if anything-is said, it Ib not Stlckingr to It. be good. 1 bestow on Queen Victoria the addi­ in handi with Hint—Mark Guy Pearse. always necessary to say anything. We nothing for others does nothing for “Most failures lie in not going on Our stock consists of the most meritoriout tional title of queen of Australia. himself.—Goethe. We can live so nobly, not in despite of may feel very keenly about certain mat­ long enough,” says James Smetham. articles in each line. Have the quality de­ During thfeJ short period th a t King- the great sorrows and bereavements, ters and be thoroughly convinced that One of the greatest temptations of The hour that tests a man is that sired by those who use the best Victor Emmanuel II. has reigned over our view is the correct one, and yet men Ib the desire to get rich either Aud the best are not necessarily higt but because of them, that our life shall in. which, the first fervor of his un­ priced. The figures will prove that Italy he has received a million beg- be a Gospel, though we can never w rite haVe regard to timeliness and the feel­ dishonestly or too fast.—Rev. C. M. dertaking has died out, and yet the ging-letters. i Sheldon. - /' or frame one with our lips.—Robert ings of others in the expression offDur goal of : his efforts seems a little far­ H.Q, JOHNSTON. 206 Main St The queen wrought four scarfs with, Collyer. :.r - opinions.. It may not be Cowardice at No man can tell whether he is rich th er off thairi when he began. T hat her owp hands, to be given to tho Look into these details of doily duty all, but simply the self-restraint which or poor, by turning tp his ledger., It is lika th« point in the revolution/rif four “best all-around men” in the —these'difficulties, these self-denials— comes from a wise judgment of.oppor­ is the heart that makes a man rich. a driving-wheel, where the forward South African wars. tunities and conditions, or a regard for and J-ouvMll find th a t every one of these He is rich or poor according to'what push of, the piston-rod has ceased, Emperor William has purchased the others, that seals our lips. In house­ he is, not according to what he has.— koselr crosses, if faithfully “endured,” arid its backward pull has not begun. Villa Konig, at Bonn, for 450,000 hold1 life: one has frequent occasions’ to Beecher. - -y1 - 1 ' A vast mass oit human enterprise, in Is,busy putting up stoves, but still he cari faithfully taken up and carried, sot act' bfi this principle. The Inopportune marks, as a residence for the crown only helps, to bring the crown of life, The struggle of rebellion is painful, great-things and small, breaks! down put up more. This ib stove weather now, prince, who will probably enter tho declaration of what you think or'knbw but simple; trustful, loyal j. obfdtetic* at that, point, and many a good, work arid hti hits very many on hand to Belect but itself changes insensibly from a m&f ’alienate tho closest friends and from, so do riot be afraid- to come and look university there next suirimer. cross to a crown.—Brooke Herford. is sweet. Those who have (tirren- W deferred "until it finde a m an who Physically many of the sovereigns BOW’ discord fl never to be uprootdd. (It dercd without reserve to. the lle- jhds' the impetus of faith iri suffielent at my stock before purchasing. It will i» rid defense whatever>to say tliat you pay you to call and look at Crosble’s of Europe would come nnder the gen­ Not la Independent Man, ieemer’a claim of sovereignty’ bear measure to carry him round that eral classification of “squatty.” The spoke what yon thought, or that w hat witness willingly that' His yoke is stock. Many a man who is counted strong-by ctyrvfe.' It is the mark of, a really, able new king of Italy ia five feet three his fellows, and who would scorn tie you sald 'waB triie. Neither the latv of ensy and His burden light.—William rripn ip finish what' he began’,,in, small (rankrieek nor veracity "puts youiinder inches tall,but still he is not the short' idea thiit he is anybody’s slave, is ut­ Arnot. , ' ■ things and In great alike, ^t stamps any 'obligation to outrage others’ feel­ est sovereign.' - The czar of all tho terly unable to control himself. He I.ave Feel* No Yoke. th« . sto ry , of Luthea-'s climbing th e Russias is only five feet two inches. ings. Pdul declares that we are to Scala Santa at Rome as a myth; that who cannot or who does not, keep him­ “speak the truth in love." By heeding : God’s will Is as g reat aB God, as The prince of Wales is five feet four It Is said he started up, on recalling, self and his passions and his actions the qualification' “in love” we shall be high as heaven, y et as easy as Jove. inches. . -' ______the words Paul quotes from Habak- and. hia language under m astery, is not saved from a multitude of errors. For love knows no hardness and feels to be deemed, a well-balanced or an in* kuk, and ceased to climb. If -ifartin Mr. Henpeek Explain*. . Speaking the truth to put others in the no yoke.—Henry Drummond. “Papa, what- is a still, 6mall voice?” dependent man. In deciding the ques­ wrong and exult over them, to magnify Luther over started to climb the Scala Santa,‘be sure he went to the “Why, my boy, that’s what mine is tion/ aa to w hat mere man’s" slave we ourselves, to make others despicable or "Lead Di Not Into Temptation.” are, we may no t ha ve to look even as fair It is poor religious exercise balanc­ top. If not, he never would have -be­ when your mamma's ground.”—Yonk­ ridiculous—what,a chasm there ia be­ ers Statesman. as the next door.—S. S. Times. tween those things and “speaking tho ing on one foot on the edge of sin.— gun the Reformation, translated the Bible, or written “Ein feste Burg.”— In proportion to its Bize, Switzerland truth in love.”—BartonWatchman. Rain’s Horn. Dvll Habits. V, S. S. Times. , ' ■ ' 5 0 8 MAIN STREET has more inns Oian any oilier country Evil habits grow rapidly. Sin speed­ I, I if lit on the W ay. To Make the Moat ot Yonrielf. in the world. The entertainment of Everything I see gives light to, and The Lord makes the most of what -5 Self-Will. Is the place just now for stoveB and other tourists has become the chief industry ily gets such a momentum th a t it is al« bargains. — ■ most impossible for a young man ttf receives it from, the Scriptures,—Henry ia unreservedly surrendered to Him.— Let self-will once cease nnd thero of the land, nnd has hw n officially com- stop.—Bev. Dr. Yosburjrh. - . . Martyni F. B. Havergal. will be no hell.—St. Bernard. ACORN STOVES. . puted to bring in $23,000,000 a year. •: ri0^.u •* >, A PARK jou<~y‘>*—^vy^-WT»%#wm rnal, ■ ‘ ■ . «r»- ...»» '/I.1.• ■ '*■———d..... u m b e—i.. r . "-s: -»T/— . ■ '■ i' .11 w&o* . t-—»—r-T- '—?—T-7ttrirr*f

hibitfon against tho‘ fortification Of "tho n n m o R o u s . EJAE3ED VICAR G EN ERA L. Nicaragua cannl when constructed. OLEO BILL_P4SSED, Tho conclusion of Senator aforgan’o speech. \ “Tlwffie is ono bui^ way of teHing- a (nthtr F-3. J. Fltoliamono Appointed ' prBUBBHD D in t except otraDAt at m a bad eg£.” “Well, if you are determined to tho Second OIBcc in ttic Aroh> Vote Stood 196 to 92 For the A speech by Senator Teller in opposi­ ASBURY PARK PRINTING HOUSE tion to the treaty.- ; to teli it; break, it. gently."—St.' IW i ^ T ' aloeese- of 'Chicago.' Grout Measure. The agreement for a j vote On the'com­ Republic. . v , v jiS Mattison Avenue P. O. Drawer F. Asbury Park, N. J mittee amendment was secured soon aft­ Mrs. Dresser—"Do you think this Archbishop jFeelian, of Chicago, haa I/>ng„ Distance Telephone, 9a. er the executive session began. It waB dress is long enough behind, Jack?” appointed Father M. J. Fitzsimmons to BEVENCE REDUCTION BILL REPORTED reached by unanimous consent as the re­ Mr. Dresser—“Plenty!/ Any microbe be/vicar, general o£ the archdiocese of sult of a request'made by Senator Lodge. that can escape that isn’t worth catch­ Chicago to succeed the late Very Rev. Senator Lodge did not aslc, to have a D. M. J. Dowling; whose dem ise oor Saturday, December 8 , 19 0 0 WayK nnd Means Committee Agrees date fixed for a vote upon the treaty it­ ing.”—London Modern Society. self, believing that the fate of the meas­ “Bo you believe a person’s fortune curred last July. The office Is one high to $40,000,000 Deeienat-Tke Mont In the church, nnd the incumbent ex- Annoying and Vexation* of the ure will bo determined by the result of ian be teki by cards?” “Well, I can tell WEATHER INDICATIONS. the vote upon the amendment, w that anybody must bo poor if their erices all functions of the' archbishop * War TUes to Be Abolished. -___l______during the latter’s absence, besides act­ Fair tonight and Sunday; fresh northeast to east winds. cards are printed instead of engraved." WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—The house FU NSTON IN A FIGHT. —Philadelphia Bulletin. ing always in the capacity of, chief festerday passed the Grout oleomarga­ ! Mystified.—“Mamma, my birthday counselor and adviser. The new ylcar rine bill by a vote of 190 to 92. The Morrow's Men Also In Action—Sev general is the present pastor of the WILL YOU LEAD OR FOLLOW? « n l Minor Eagagemeata. comes this year on Monday, d'oesa’t •• ...... _ ‘ ■ f > • ‘ . • ...... ■ ’ '■ • substitute offered by the minority of the it? ” “Yes, dear?” “And la s t year it Holy Name parish, the resident parish MANILA, Dec. 8.—More activity is of the Chicago cathedral.. The now It you have not already begun your holiday advertising you can’t begin U a committee bn agriculture, which imposed was on Sunday?”' “Yes, dear.” “Dldit Shown in the operations in northern and Very Rev. Fitzsitrmons has been con­ riilnute too soon. ■ The purchase of Christmas presents Is often planned a long time additional restrictions on the sale of oleo­ come on, Saturday year before last?” southern Luzon. The reports from the cerned in the local work of his calling In advance, and the merchant who Is first,' or among the first to offer helpful sugges­ margarine to prevent its fraudulent sale former district come in moro quickly, “Yes, -deat!” “Momma, how many as butter nnd increased the penalties for andvtelegraphic interruptions' are fewer. for many years, although he is com­ tions through good advertising, will win out a long way ahead of those .who neglect days in the week was I born on?”—The paratively a young man. violators, was defeated by a vote of 113 General Funston, with Troop A of tho King1. Z,. _ this lmportantwork”, because It Is so easily put off. - to 178. /: . Fourth cavalry and a score of scouts, - The new' adviser to Aroliblnliop Fee- Don’t get the Idea that yon will do just about so much business whether you The bill as passed makes nil articles last Thursday encountered i00 insur­ A m other was showing her dsear little ban formerly held the responsible nnd advertise or not, and that, at most, all you need do Is to print a long list of gift arti­ known as oleomargarine, butterine, imi­ gents posted on the opposite bank of tho Joe a picture- of the martyrs thrown to the lions, and waa talking1 very sol­ cles, ■without a price or a comment. That Is wrong. This Is the time of all times tation butter or imitation cheese trans­ Nehico river. The Americans charged across the stream, and the enemy retreat­ emnly to him, try in g to make him feel when ad readers want price and particulars, and -the more fully and faithfully these ported into any state or territory for consumption or sale subject to the police ed, firing from cover. They left four what a terrible thing it was. “Mo," he are given the better your business will be. And don’t forget to make your windows power of such state or territory, but pre­ dead on the field, A native who was said, suddenly, “oh, ma, just look at do their share by dressing them attractively. vents any state 6r territory from forbid­ captured reported that Fagin, deserter that little lion right behind there; he from tho Twenty-fourth infantry, who See that the holiday spirit of helpfulness and good cheer Is infused Into your ding. the transportation or sale of such won’t get any ."—Cincinnati Enquirer. product when produced and sold free has been active with the Filipinos, with selling force, then get all you can of It Into your ads, says the highest authority on a party of two cavalrymen, had' been A group of ft-iendo dining at the from coloration in imitation of butter. home of Sir John Pove-Heniuessy wore advertising. Urge the advantages of early buying, while stocks are unbroken and The bill Increases the tax on oleomar­ wounded. store crowds are not large, offer to lay purchases aside on payment of a small deposit, garine colored in imitation of butter from Lieutenant Morrow, with 60 men from gossiping about a certain member of the Forty-seventh regiment, attacked parliament, who had taro objectionable for delivery at the purchaser’s convenience, and to exchange such goods as can be 2 to 10 cents per pound and decreases the tax on oleomargarine uncolored from and occupied Bnlacan. Whilo returning curiosities—he waa not given to the exchanged without Injustice to yourBelf or other customers, if returned In good 2 cents to one-quarter of a cent per these troops encountered Colonel Vlcto- U5e of soap and water, and he was'al- order and within a reasonable time. Offer “money back,” too. Do everything you pound. ris, occupying an Intrenched position ways borrowing money. “Yes, poor can to make gift buying easier and more satisfactory at your store than at any other A long and interesting debate preceded with 30 rifles and 300 bolomen. Lieu­ fellow," remarked Henneesy, “he the vote, in the course of which those tenant Morrow’s force charged and drove store In your town. Then advertise In the JptnurAi, and tell briefly and clearly in the enemy from their position, it is sponges everybody except himself."— who favored the Grout bill claimed the Wave. your ad jnst what you are doing. It you do this your Christmas Eve count ought to additional tax on colored oleomargarine believed with heavy loss. Preceding be very satisfactory. \ was the only effective remedy for pre­ the fight the expedition had captured; Acute Demonstration* — “Charlie, Major Flores and several of his follow-' dear,” 'said young Mrs.- Perkins, “you venting. fraud upon tho public, .while ItEV. M. J. FITZSIMMONS. those who opposed it contended, that ers. know you were saying the other day Sunday Churcha Services. fraud would be prevented by the substi­ An engagement is reported to have oc­ that few people, realize how profitably (Ytcar General of the Catholic Archdio­ PEBBLES. curred near San Roque, in which, accord-- cese of Chicago.) In the First M. E. Church Rev. Eli tute aud that the real purpose of the time could be spent with one’s books?” Grout bill was to destroy the oleomarga­ ing to natives, 50 rebels were'killed. Picked op Here, There and Everywhere Gifford, the pastor, will preach at 10.30 s. m. Several minor encounters and captures “Yes.” “Well. itV perfectly true. I arduous position of chancellor and sec­ rine industry. spent an hour in your library lost by Journal Scribes ead Bunched and 7.30 p. m. Morning topic: “The Chris­ Chairman Payne of the ways and are b I b o reported. The American casu­ retary of the archdiocese. He succeed­ for Hasty Reodioq. means committee late in the afternoon alties have been very slight. The island week, and I got together enongh tat­ ed the late Father Dowling in that of­ tian Graces.” Evening topic “The Fall of of Bohul has recently been the scene of tered old volumes to buy me a mew fice. His prom otion in ecclesiastical Man.” Sunday Bchool at 2.30 p. m. Ep­ submitted tbe report of that committee Mrs. S. N. Chew is visiting |>er daughter, signed by all the Republican members in more activity on the part of the insur­ blouse. The bookseller gave me' as position came with his selection as rec­ Mrs. E. N. Woolston of Ocean Grove. worth League at 6 30 p. m. Prayer meeting favor of the bill reducing the war rev­ gents than formerly, and a company has much as Od apieee for some of them.*’ tor of the parish over which he now Friday evening at 7.45. enue taxes about $40,000,000. The re­ been sent to re-enforce the battalion sta­ —Modern Society. presides. A patent for a'nnt tapping machine has tioned there. been granted A. EL Riggs of Ocean Grove. In the First Presbyterian Church Rev. port says in part: Father Fitzsimmons was born in Mor­ The members of the Philippine com­ W H A T 'S IN A N AM E. . Dr. A. G. Bale, the pastor, will preach at “While the war for which these addi­ ris, 111., where' he attended th e country, The Ocean Grove McKinley and Roose­ tional taxes were levied is ended, the mission and several military officials are velt Club will this evening hold a meeting 10.30 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Morning topic at Dagupan today as gnests of the rail­ schools. Upon his determination to train of extraordinary expenditures has Bow the Unpronounceable Patroarm- study for the priesthood he entered in the Clarendon building. “Beauty in Nature and Religion” Evening not terminated with the close of actual way management. Their families ac­ les ot Foreigners Are Some­ companied them. They will return to­ the Church college at Kankakee, III. William M. Pawley of Asbury Park has topic: “Christ and the Millionaires.” Sun­ hostilities. We find it still necessary to times Chanced. maintain an army of 100,000 men until morrow. Graduating with honorable mention filed a petition in bankruptcy in order to be day school at 2.00 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. from thot institution, he secured ad­ relieved of his obligations. law and order is fully restored in all our French War Preparations. Experienced workers in our social at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Friday evening possessions. We find it also necessary to mission to the seminary at Baltimore, Daniel 8. Reeves of Ocean Grove is home at 7.30. PARIS, Defc. 8.—The sjfiate adopted settlements are practically unanimous provide troops to man the fortifications the naval biU after, a skt/tt discussion. and 18 years ago was ordained. again after a successful shooting season in which we have been building the past In declaring that in devoting them­ The flrBt assignment given to the Bamezat Bay. He bagged over 100 ducks In the Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev. Senator Combes, Progressive Republican, selves to the service of the poor they A. J. Miller, tbe rector, will officiate at few years and also to provide a sufficient representing the Charente-Inferieure, dien young clergyman was that of as­ and other game. force in the navy to mSin the vessels we receive more than they give—In. wider the morning prayer and sermon, 10.80 urged the building of 20 additional cruis­ sistant pastor of St: Mary's church, At the monthly meeting of the Asbnry have recently added. The increasing comprehension of life, in deepened Chicago; There he remained until a. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7.30. ers to prey upon Great Britain’s com­ Park Building and Loan Association last navy, too, brings new necessities, all of merce in case of war. The minister of sympathies, in the moving daily ex­ Archbishop Feehan called him to the which call for a greater drain upon our night $7,000 was sold at premiums of four Daily servicea/UjJaNin^ marine, M. de Lnuessan, replied that the ample of obscure heroic lives and of cathedral as one of his assistants. In anil a half and five per cent. In the Wcstniinster rrrabyterian Church resources. number of cruisers projected in the pres­ the marvelous generosity of tbe very “In making the reductions in tbe bill that capacity he won both the affec- Miss Dolores Emory, an accomplished* Rev. U)K~-George J. Mingina, the pastor, ent bill would suffice for France’s needs. poor to each other. Nevertheless, the tir.n and confidence of the archbishop, reported the committee have sought to General Mercier then rose and alluded to life has its difficulties and drawbacks. I musician of New York, returned to her will/preach at 10.30 a.m .; topic: “What remove the more annoying taxes in the and his promotions were rapid until home today after a week’s visit with her his speech of Dec. 4, when he urged Of some of her lesser trouble* 4 settle­ itter Church Needs.” At 7.30 p. m. he war revenue act by the entire abolition training the army in embarkation and dis­ he succeeded to tbe chancellorship. friends, the Misses Bessie and Marie King. of those -which were most vexatious and ment worker recently made humorous will lecture on “ Tbe Sin of Our Land.” embarkation drills so as to be ready for complaint, says Youth’s Companion. At the vesper service of the Epworth by a reduction of those which seem to an invasion of England. He said he was HUNTING ADVENTURE. League in the First M. £ . Church tomor­ Sunday school at 2.30 p. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. have proved a great burden upon the One of them was the names. She at 7 p.m. unable to understand the sensation his re­ row evening at 6 30 o’clock McDowell and several branches of trade to which they marks had produced. He did not desire had1 in her district many foreigners, How a New York State Nimrod Rimanozzy, evangelists of New York, will Rev. Dr. John Love will preach in the were applied. war with Great Britain, but he thought chiefly Poles and Russians, and to keep Iiearaed DlSereace Between The report then gives the changes in­ speak and sing Grand Avenue Reformed at 10.80 a. m. it the duty of the government to provide track of them all was, she mourned, Cooas and Porcupines. detail, with estimated amoiyit of reduc­ Rev. Dr. John Love, Jr., will tomorrow and 7.30 p. m. Morning topic: “Immor­ for such an eventuality. He repudiated aa troublesome as counting a hundred tion, which has heretofore^ appeared. It, enjr intention to appear aggressive to­ active chickens in a barnyard. It waa evening repeat his sermon on ‘‘God in tality in the Bible.” Evening topic: “Is continues: .. C urtis Burgett, of Rochester, N. Y., ward Great Britain. not easy even to learn tbe names by Everything?” in the Grand Avenue Re- God in' Everything?” Sunday school at 2.30 “The 2 cent-stamps on bank chetks,’ now knows that the fretful porcupine formed Church, where he preached the ear. The most of them were long, is always loaded; further, that the an­ certificates of deposit, drafts, postal To Prohibit Polrgamy, v 14 several weeks ago. p. m. Prayer meeting Friday evening at money orders, etc., are very annoying to and filled with jsvl’s, ts’s and zcb'» in imal is unexpectedly easy on the trig- 730. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—Representa­ Notices have been posted for an election a large class of people, and much com­ tive Tnyler of Ohio, who was prominent­ distractingly catarrhal combination. ger. s to be held in Allenhurst on December 24, In the First Congregational Church Bev. plaint . has been-mfade to the committee, ly-identified in the movement to exclude Then. just as they were masteredr Burgett, to say nothlng~of his dog,----- to vote on the question of lBsuing bonds lor Henry Kitchen of~Westfieli.wiU preach at especially from the smaller towns and7 Brigham Roberts, of Utah from a Seat in whole families would either translate were out coon hunting. To hunt coons - the purchase of the beach front. The 10.45 a. m. and 7.45 p. m. Sunday school from farmers. congress, has introduced a measure In­ their surnames, or, dropping them al­ one goes on a darkest kind of night and amount asked for is (65,000. “Another source of annoyance has been at 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Friday at 8 tended to bring about federal prohibition together, select any American name falls over logs, steps into creeks, is the. tax of 1 cent on express receipts and of polygamy. It proposes a constitution­ The First Presbyterian Church fair will p. m. telegraph messages. Then; is no doubt that took their fancy. Often while scratched and bruised and maimed, and be held in the Sunday school room next. al amendment for uniform laws on mar­ they were about it they changed their goes home at daylight for the arnica, but that this taxation has caused more riage and divorce. Mr. Tayler says, how­ Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. One The pastor, Rev. William €fc$byer, will widespread annoyance and trouble than Christian names at the same time. imagining that at least he gave the of the features will be the old woman who preach in the West Grove M. E. Church at ever, that bis aim goes considerably be­ Returning after an absence, she once dag a good time. anything else in the act. The committee, yond a mere uniformity of Buch laws and lived in the shoe, “Tootsey” Beecroft en­ 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Class meeting therefore, have stricken these tnxea from wished to find her llt.tle friend, Eudtada VVell, on that particular night the acting tbe character of the old woman. Her is expressly designed to reach polygamy at 9 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Ep­ the law. The tax on deeds and convey-; and put an end to it. He regards this Slombodinsky. She waa informed that dog sat on his tall at the root of a children will he a supply of dolls that are ances has been qnite burdensome in nu-. to be offered for sale. worth League at 6.30 p. m. form of remedy as tbe most effective (he family had moved to Blank street, giant oak and bayed and bayed, till merous instances, as well as the tax upon near the avenue, but on going there Curtis fell and crushed and crawled to In the Church of the Holy Spir'.t masses and farreaching. , insurance and leases. The tax upon and making inquiries of tne neighbors tbe midnight scene. Then, aa the dog promissory notes and mortgages has BEHIND THE WICKET. will be celebrated at 8.30 and 10.30 a. m. Ballinston Booth’s Tenement Work. she-was told that no such name was couldn't tlim b, Curtis Burgett crawled Rev. George D. Genzmer, the pastor, will been very onerous upon the debtor class. It has seemed to them thqt it was enough, NEW YORK, Dec. &—General and known to them. She mentioned that upward toward the dark spot that The Doings of the Various Secret Orders preach in the Evangelical Lutheran Church to pay interest without paying a tribute* Mrs. Ballington Booth announce that the peopleahe sought were newcomers; ought to have been a coon, in Asbury Park and Vicinity. they have received from so many cities bnt no, there were no newcomers there, But it was a porcupine. of the Atonement at 10.45 a. m. and 7.45 p. to the government upon every transac­ appeals to begin tenement house work m. Sunday school at 9.30 a. m. tion of th iB kind. These are the principal that they hhve decided to make the move­ except, indeed, the Joneses, next the The two mixed in mid air and came Asbury Park Lodge of Odd Fellows has items in amount that are stricken from corner. down together, where the dog sailed- arranged to hold a ten-mile road race on Rev. Z.-Clark Marten, the pastor, will tbe schedule, while the other taxes of ment national instead of confining it to preach in the First Baptist Church at 10.30 New York city, as at . first proposed.' She went away discouraged'; bnt In and bit Burgett twice before he got Christmas Day over the city course. The like character are small in amount and They say that the active field work will meeting tie child shortly afterward by his mouth full of quills. preparations are in the hands of a commit­ a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Morning topic: present*an obvious reason for their re-, begin within a day or so in Chicago and accident she learned1 that the" whole Somebody found Burgett and the dog peal. tee. Suitable prizes will be awarded “What Think Ye of Christ?” Evening within a few days will be extended to, ^Slombodinsky—family—had—suddenly- and the-qui!la-next-momingr but-the___ topie-^-Tbe On Monday evening,- December 17, As- schedule B excepting the tnx upon wines.' “other large cities of the country/ The transformed themselves into Joneses, Glory.” Sunday school at 2.30 p. m .. Younfe Volunteers in every post in the country and. that her' protege, Eudoxia, was bury Lodge will give a masquerade and This includes the tax upon proprietary will be directed to take up tbe work and civic ball in Winckler Hall. Prizes will people’s meeting Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. Prayer medicines and articles of a similar na-' press it. now plain Maggie Jones. meeting Friday at 7.30 p. m. ture. There has been greater protest- Their ears being not yet trained to be given for the most comical and for the against the enforcement of this tax than To Ulna With the Sultau. the niceties of our language, such as­ handsomest co&umes. Rev. I)i. J. H. White, pastor of the A. any other in the whole law. It would ap­ M. E. Zion Church, Springwood avenue, CONSTANTINO PLE. Dec. 8.—Mr. piring foreigners often make odd ex­ pear that the tax was much greater in, Lloyd C. Griscom, United States charge changes of name. Thus a stately Stan­ West Park, will be assisted in all services severity than congress anticipated when, d’affaires; Captain Colby M. Chester, CLERGYMEN MUST PAY FULL FARE. the law was enacted.” islava may reduce herself to Jane, and by Presiding Elder E. M. Stanton. Love commander of the United States battle­ » melodious Natalia to Minnie; while feast at 9.30 a. m. Sermon and Lord’s After giving the reductions in detail,' ship Kentucky, and the other officers of Trunk Lines Between New York and Chi­ aggregating $40,000,346, the report says: the battleship now at Constantinople at­ one polysyllable damsel proudly re- cago Will Abolish Old Custom. Supper at 3 p. m. Sermon at 7.45 p. m. “In making the foregoing reductions; tended the selamlik yesterday. The sul- christened herself Betsey Budge. Sunday school at 2.3' Industry of Ants, however, will look for game hereafter three classes of this year brings the nnm $65,000,000 under the war revenue act, WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—The follow­ In the West Park M. E. Church Rev. G. that sum will be barely sufficient to meet ing fourth class postmasters have been In the matter of industry, ants c^n with only, one eye. ber of lawyers in the state up to about E. Hancock, the pastor, will preach at 10.30 the train of extraordinary expenditures appointed: New Jersey—El wood, Mary compare, and not unfavorably, with, ■ . A Census o t Mussulmans, 2,000. The court record shows, of the a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Morning topic: which follow the close of actual hostili­ Holden; North Branch'Depot, Peter L. bees of the proverbial sort. Indeed, ties. We are certainly justified in main­ The just completed census of the lawyers now in service, tbat of 2,000 that “ Help at Habd.” Evening topic: “ Astray Kline; Ocean Port, Blisha J. Mapcs. there seems no end to their ability, taining the war revenues up to a point Pennsylvania—Binkley, E. A. Seig; Glos- Ottoman government ,&hows the total are living only 1,600 are In practice. Of but Found.” Class meeting at 9.30 a. m., for in South Atnerlca some,of these cu­ equal to the extraordinary expenses en­ »er, Mina Frederick. Rhode Island— rious little creatures were lately dis­ number of Mussulmans to be 196,500,000, the 1,600 In practice there is not a thou­ tailed by the war.” led by Barton Brown. Sunday Bchool at Orompton, Daniel W. Baebelder. covered to have burrowed a tunnel no of whom 18,000,1)00 belong to Turkey* sand wbo are active. It Is estimated that 2.30 p. m., P. G. Snedeker, superintendent. Mr. Payne sold that he would call up in Europe, 99,000,000 In ABia'Minor, the bill in the house next Tuesday after less than three miles long. ' In India of the 1,000 active lawyers not over six German Press Chancres Its Tone. Beluchlstun and t l i e Indies, 20,000,000 Epworth League at6.30p.m.; topic:'“ How the legislative till Is passed. No; pro­ [here is a red species so small that a hundred make over $2,000 a year: Two to Listen.” ■ BERLIN, Dee. 8.—President McKin­ to China, 3G,50O.CCO to the north and gramme for debate has been fixed. ley’s message to congress now meets with dozen of them have to band together hundred will average between $3,000 and Rescue Mission, South Main street. Song No,business of importance Was trans- In order to carry a grain 'of wheat. northeast of Africa; and 23,000^000 and praise service at 3 and 7.30 p. m. milder criticism in the Germans press, es­ . $5,000, one hundred between $5,000 aud by the senate yesterday in open pecially since some one discovered, ns al­ In spite Of this, however, they will take s p r e a d in groups more -or l e s s numCr- ous thrdugliout tl:e other countries of $7,000, and the other one hundred from . Practically the entire legisla- ready cabled, that the term "good will” grains a thousand1 yard* to their nests. Central’s I day was consumed by an executive used by,the president with reference | to Another* interesting instance of an the world.. , ; ; $7,000 upwards. Germany really amounted to a compli­ Increased traffic on tbe New Jersey developments in the senate in oxec- ant’s industry was the result of a re­ Sensitive l.ntie iMuchiue, Central Railroad haa necessitated the ment. cent exsperiment. An ant was placed A machin'e iu n .i of England, You won’t get all the fresh local news in connection with the Hay- ordering of two new ferryboats and 0,225 Pauncefote treaty were: ■ , " , Coal Fanllli* I s Noriray, in a saueer with some larvae. So anx­ for weighing sovneigns; und half-sov­ unless you read the J o u b n a l every even­ new cars. Of the latter twenty-five are An agreement .on the part of the sen­ CHRISTIANIAr-Dec. 8.—There Is a ious was the little creature to carry ereigns is so exU,t;::c!y s.fiiaitive that ing. Carriers will deliver the paperat your to be passenger coaches of the most ap­ ate to vote on the amendment offered by coal famine in Norway, the price having them to *he nest that .lt worked with­ it c-mii denote a.tenui ui tvg

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Long Branch Trolley M a ry Park Journal passes the door. s a t # » «: x i m l Holland ami Portugal Sever sPEm&L qlue Bmmsm will again be served two evenings each week daring the winter months, Advertisements will he lnoortofl naaey Diplomatic Relations, o tftta kme. for ms cant a word caoli Insertion. Oa Tuesdays, 6 to 8, Regular Fall Coarse Club Dinner, at $1.50 per plate. Tor qnSoS; result* It ia tha cheapest sad moat cSTootlvc! method Known DUTCH CONSUL SIDED THE BOERS. -AT T H E — On Wednesdays, 6 to 8, a Full Course Fish Dinner (something new), at $1.25 per plate. .TO UBX. f'orttijscrtl Demantled Hiss Ilemoval Telephone 114*A, Asbury Park, and If yon have a house or, bam to let, or Prom tlie' Looreuco Ms»i«»es Pont, A. L. SESfiHQSmiEi Mave a .vacant store without a tenant. ad­ and Holland Ilefunril Without fy^aUison F\yc. fv^cat fy^arket have table reserved for yo'arself and iana|>t vertise it in the JotmNAi/a cent-a-word Prior luve.tlKntloi' ladies. column. LISBON, Dec. 3.—In consequenct' of. TO LEI, tan room cottage with all modem the action ot the Portuguese government T04 Mattison Avenue, improvotssats, cotwenSentiy situated iss good in withdrawing the exequatur of Herr nofohborltood Box 106, lacragBttiiiok- 388-tf Pott, the Dutch,consul at Loisrencf? Mar­ TO LIST, stablo with two stalls. Inquire at ques, on the ground that he used his - F O R - / Jomoui. office. aaatf office to assist the Boers and expos­ ed Portugal to a sliapnte -with Great SITUATION WANTED. A Catalogue D escribing Sterling Silver Bcitaii Dr. Vas Weeile, the Dutch mSa- N ovf,ltiks Can B e 'H a d F ob T h e A sking, . , I f you isre out of work or trout to change wtcr to rortngal, and Count do Selir, the your preeont iitui»tiwj, a.ccnt-a-word in the Portuguese minister at TUs Haguei hnvo journax will bring Immediate results. been withdrawn from the respective capi­ tals. Dr. Van Weede lias already left WANTED—Cqiaifld wemots Wants washing* at home of out. 215 Atkina aveauo, West Park,. here. ■' i - 1 ;. : Horr Pott bIbo represented the Trans­ . HELP WAWTED.' vaal at Lourenco Marques up to a short December 7=8. time ago, when Portugal withdrew his If youf cook leaves you, or yoa want s exequatur for the same r&ason as was m ould ou (& nurse, a deck, or any other aort of help, ad­ gives when his Dutch credentials were vertise it in the JooRHAi.'fl cent-a-word eanceled two days ago. Pork Chops, - -, column. The TreUHe Bi:clitln«a, WANTED,jaos Pork *Roast, - - and deliver tbs I LONDON, Dec. 8.—The Lisbon corre­ and permasent I spondent of The Standard, in a dispatch day. Apply at o: - 38etf giving the history of the Pott dispute, Sausage, - . - - - says; ' ., / Have us show you over our extensive ; msoEXLariEous. "Portugal’s first request td HcSiand to Roast, Beef, - - * - line of Holiday Stock...that would help T hh covers , a multitude of wants, bat wlthdrav/ Herr Potts was made Not. 17. whatever yoa want, immediate result will Holland offered on Nov. 27 to give him a Sirloin Steak, - b« brought by tbe Joubima’s cent-a-word three months’ leave of absence, and Por­ you in the perplexities that are sure to column. tugal accepted this solution on condition that he should be withdraws at the expi­ Porterhouse Steak, - - " /come at this time of the year when you WANT®}—Small wiataf cottage, with cellai, ration of his leave, Holland did not reply preferably iaBratUsyBeaolt. AddRse8,B.fOH!USB, until Dec. 4, when she claimed the right LegLartib, - - - Ij radley Beach. 38S-96 to make ft, prior investigation at Itouren- want to please your friends....And they co Marques, Portagal considered this Stew Lamb, - - - impertinent and withdrew Herr Pott’s will surely be delighted if you make a 1005 Ohadwkik street, Philadelphia, Pa, exequatur. Thcrcnpoa .Holland ordered Shoulder Chops, - ; - her representative to leave Lisbon, and selection for them from some of our PIANO INBTBDOTION. t-5rtD:. moderate. Portugal followed suit.” W«s. K. Ailstrom, Library Bnildinff, Broadway, Home Made Liver Pudding, _ - Long Branch,______. 389 tf A SJaieSs Ver.Ion. new lines of...... CARPET WEVYIN9. Mnlholtaad Brothers TH E HAGUE, Dec. 8.—It is semioffi­ Head Cheese, - - ' Grand avenue,Long BraDab. 383 tf. cially stated that act question has been Diamond Rings, Watches, raised as to the recall of Count de Sellr, Chicken, fresh killed, H O M E S’ T O jm ihM , the Portuguese minister at The Hague, Brooches, Chains, Bracelets Lawyers snd Brokers who have moaey to He is visiting Lisbon for a few days in Or something in Leather—-a ■ loss will fiuti many good investors if they connection lyith the affair of Hew Pott, Fowl* - - - . • * sdvsrtise the fact in the J oubnju/s cent-a- but wiil return here. It is also stated that Pocketbook, beautifully mount­ word column. Dr. Van- Weede, the Dutch minister to Smoked Ham, - - - Portugal, will remain at Lisbon. It is-ad­ ed with Gold or Sliver, a Wallet, HOURS TO LOAN on flret bond aad mort­ gage. Apply to Thomas P. McKeooa, Attorney mitted, however, that the relations be­ Turkey, - - - .• • Card Cases, Cigar or Cigarette s t Law, Clttae os’ Bank BuUdinff, Long Branch. tween the two countries are undoubtedly 336 tf. strained. Holders, Umbrellas with all V«lne of V sn£»U lt ICitate Plxcdl. the latest handles, and some 'Fffofeaaional, NKW YORK, Dec, 8.~After a long delay the heirs of the late Cornelius Van­ very pretty pieces in Ebony.... J ALBERT HEMBTBEET, derbilt hove agreed.ts the appraksmeut THE DELTOID MUSCLE. tiome they informed Superior Judge PENMAN AND DESIGNER, of tbe estate as raade iy_G D, Has- Cutler of the mysterious disappearance Bosolntions, Memorials and Testimonials En­ brcmck,. representing the state comp­ ft Ptaya * Frontlncat Par* la tW of th* two hounds and requested him to grossed. Album work a specialty* Commercial troller. This appralsetnesit it $52,500,- stationery designed. _ BM lieu of - th a G u t o » sdvertis* a reward tor their return in Tenney House, Asbnry Park, (,<)0 for the real estate. The figures in­ 1 T ailors. his name. H. m . Cornelius Corner Sewall and Grand Avenues. sisted on by the heirs were $49,820,- One day subsequently Mr. Combs re­ 850,08, but Mr. Hasbrouck stood firm ‘‘It is a rare thing," said the talking Cookman Avenue T\B8. BBYAN AND BIUBT, and has at last gained his point. Tb« ceived a letter from Judge Cutler con­ Physicians andind Bnrgeona, man, relates the Washington Ster,„*’to veying- the happy news that the hounds 221 Asbnry Are.,e., Asbury VarkPark, transferor.* oa the Vanderbiit estate will Office Hour*—8 to 13 a. m.: 2 to 8 ; 0 to 9 p. tn reach $520,000. Already the executors find a.merchant, tailor who can get a hsB*C.W. 8HAFTO, have paid tats the state the sum of $379,- X7. physician and Snrgedn, 50a, which was' paid early to get ad- So rare in fact that I have sometime* mountains several miles from where 525 Lake Avenue, Arbury Park, w,J, ?£«stage of "a redaction of 5 per cent. thought that tailors, of all ertlss.es, the Oaklanders had been hunting by a Office Bcore—8 to 0 a.m , 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p,m> Comptroller Coler will get a snug suiu knew least how to do their work right. miner, who had1 heard them barking for T\B. GEO. P. WILBUR, from the Vaaderbilt estate. His fee will Yet the tailor, or the cutter rather, la several days. The miner had gone to Physician and Snrgeon, amount to $52,000. not alway s to blame, i'or a perfectly eut Investigate and found two hounds hold­ 8.W. cor. Grand and Asbnry ares,, Aflbnry Park. garment may b» often set askew by a Tried to Kill Hi. Father-ln.law, ing the fort at the base of a large tree, A . . BURTON, D.D. . BDBT H , t> .D .t ear»k«» msker, who by a crooked s«*m 8 0 I. O. 0 NTACK, ;N. Y„ Dec. 8,-The authorIT into which a bear , had climbed for gDBTON BBOTHEBfl, ties are looking for George Cooper, who or * slight departure from the line set safejty_from-th«ir attaclcr^ This waa DENTISTS. Bred two ahoti: from a double barreled for his needte may throw th® whole” In day* after they bad been missed 620 Cook man Avenue, Asbury Park. gun at his father-in-law. John -Henry _thlng-ont of plumS. Still, a good tailor from the hunters' camp, and for sev­ Bandoolne Bntlding.3. W. Cor. Broadway ano- Goetscliius, a well Unown citizen ot Suf- ought to know when a garment fit.*, eral days they had remained on watch 28th Btreet. New Yorki Neptune Engine <& and should either be able to correct its New York office dosed from May until October* feni Mr. Goetsehiua waa in the act of at this particular tree. They were com­ retiring, but hod not lighted a Samp, when -unfitness or not let It leave the shop. pletely exhausted and very nearly DB.B.F.D 0BANfeNTi8T C&oper approached a window and fired Speaking of th. cutting part, I remem­ starved, to death, as was also the bear, Into the room. The charges went into the 715 Msttlnoa hitsaas- Wiaakler BalMhst, ber nn incident that occurred once at which the miner killed. Asbnry Park, N. J, ceiling and walls, narrowly missing Qoet- a convention of cutters held in Cincin­ schius. Cooper is believed to be mentally .... BIG FAIR . . . £)EAN THOMPSON Unbalanced because of a sunstroke. nati. The subject for discussion was THE WHEELS OF TRAFFIC. the cutting -noS fitting of garment*, SJTJBNOGBAPHKB AHD TYPEWRITER. . The Bjiekeaiaclf H arder. and a testy old Scotchman had the floor. Two thousand tons of American Ofp.90.iocn Main Stoset, Au-oxr Park, N. J. Steinbach has contributed liberally toward Baddeuce, 84 S, Main Street,OceanGrove, 8.!. NEW YORK, Dee. 8.—Coroner Tracey He said in effect th a t if. a ce»t were steel rails are being sent to Italy for of Hackensack, N. 3., has concluded the cat to set right upon thed«ltoid muscle ase on the railways. * law otTTSoea, the Firemen’s Fair, but we are going to steal inquest in th@ murder of Frank Toseani, that th« wearer would alwiiya find it O ut of nearly 30,000’ pressed steel QLAtJBE V. Q DEBIN . which occurred on Sunday night, and the comfortable and well fitting. jury found that the deed was committed cars there has never been one which one of his ideas, That is “ Every Day is Bar­ transacts general Segal business. *' Tn fact,* said he, ‘th . deltoid mus­ haa been wrecked beyond repair. Ma»teK and Solicitor ia Chancery. by some person to them unknown, Pietro cle determines the fit of s coat.’ gain Day ’’ at the Fair. Prices will be mark­ NotiM y Public Booma 8 and S, Vicclo, who was well nigh tortured to *' ‘Will the gentleman state what aad, The Ungllsh staff system of dis­ Appleby Building, Attar? Park, death with stilettos by Toscani’s friends patching trains haa been put in force because they thought him to be the mur­ where the deltoid muscle is?’ iked % riHABLESRCpOK, cutter on the other side of the chain-.' upon the single bridge now being ed down from the beginning. We’ll have Holi­ v - ATTOBNKY-AT-LAW, derer, is believed to bo indocent. It has nsed by all the lines entering Galves­ M uter in Chaaeety. Supreme Court E*amln«r, been determined that ihe two men who b tr ., Practice is B.B. Courts. ton, 'Tex., In order to expedite the day^ Goods at any price from 5 cents up. Booma 10 and 11, Monmcntb Baildin#. escaped are the probable murderers, “The Scotchman turned os him sharply. —• traffic;__———------—^ j.r^KAwmta. %‘S M m D U IU H D . InreatlKiitlnft: Boos Cue, “ ‘Sir,* he gald, angrilyr‘do y6irclajm The Chicago & Northwestern rail­ 1 JJAWKIN8 ft DDBANB, W EST POINT. X. Y„ Colo- -to^beT cutter and not know where the way, In order to enter Peoria, III., Open Every Evening This Week CODNHK LOBS-AT-LAW, nei Mills Is conducting a personal inves­ deltoid muscle Is located? Don’t you from Sterling, purchased the village Ofiieea—Asbnry Park and Ocean utove Bask tigation bearing upon the alleged hazing of Pottstowis entire, and will more am}, >t. know, sir, that a knowledge of the hu­ of the late Oscar L. Booz, who was s man antomy ia as important to the every house in order to occupy the cadet at the Military academy in 1808 site of the town with yard tracks. In the New Engine House. H. BRESNAHAN, .and whose death iast Monday Is at­ tailor aa It i» to the surgeon? Do you tributed to the injuries he received dul-( expec t to cut a garment to fit an object Thirty new freight engines are to ing such hazing. The colonel is ques­ whose every line and curve you do not be put on. the tracks of the Chicago, Daily Messenger to New York. tioning respectively' all the cadets of the know? You might aa well try to fit a Burlington, & Quihcy railroad next Leave orders at Newlin’e Hardware Stora, first and second classes that he may be plug to a hole without knowing the size March, The engines will differ from 173 Main Sireet, also at Opdyke’a printing prepared to submit a report to the war of the hole. No, sir, the gentleman will the average freight train p«ller in office, 628 Mattison nvenae,.ABbury Fark. department If such is desired, not «tat« what and where the deltoid having wider and shorter fireboxes. 177-801 muscla is. It is your duty, sir, to know The weight of each engine on its driv­ HosoltsJi For 'Children. the deltoid muscle; not mlae to in­ ers will be 120,000 pounds. ALBANY, Dee. 8.—The New York State Hospital For the Care of Crippled struct you.’ Paul Storltzky, of the Moscow lo­ in and Deformed Children, established by "The discussion ended there, simply comotive works, who is making an in­ chapter 360 of the laws of 1000, is now because there wa* nobody present to spection of locomotive works in this open for the reception and treatment of carry it on, for I don’t believe u, man in country, says: “There are six or Haircutting. patients. The hospital iu located in Tar- the place except the old fellow knew eight locomotive factories in Bussia, rytown, N. Y., at Paulding avenue and anything about deltoid muscles, I one of the largest being located at Gentlemen desiring first-class the Hudson river, about one mile below kmow I didn’t, but aa soon as I got to a Kolomna, sot far from Moscow, I am the railroad station I t has accommoda­ dictionary I looked'it up. Later I gave satisfied, however, that for all general A Fine Silk Umbrella haircutting are cordially invited tion for about 25 patients. to give the undersigned a trial, the snatter some study and I found that purposes the machines made in this A Useful Christmas Gift For Our Patrons and satisfaction will be assured. M ere! Kleven tear., the Scotchman was right.*1 country are superior for the Russian My present patrons reside at ’ KINGSTON, N. Y., Dec, 8.—After liv­ service.” • Read Our Qreat Offer. ing 11 years without eating solid food A DOG'S PERSISTENCY. - CAME) iVS IV HOWEVM.*. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Charles, the 14-year-old mat of Hiram Bradley Beach, Beltnar and We have secured fr®m the largest umbrella man­ Naher of West Woodstock, is dead. W nA utnl Determtsiatlcin o t * H unt­ Spring Lake.' When S years old, he drank a solution of ing Oog That Treed «. Bear ufacturer in the United States a number of wellmade concentrated lye which destroyed Jsis Hair Singeing a Specialty. stomach. For 11 years he was able to tc ‘Oallfernia. and fancy handled umbrellas which we are going to take no nourishment except milk. The PETER SANDERILLO hoy never grew any larger after .the ac­ Th* mysterious disappearance of two give away absolutely free to every customer who buys MABC STRBETj BRADLEY BEACH cident.' valuable hounds owned by A. W, Combs, Twenty-five Dollars worth of our Bargains by Janu­ Skeleton Fon»d.. of Oakland, h»6 been ssplajncd, ’ and GKEYSTONE, Couu., Dec. 8.—The ithe story behind it profts one of the ary first, 1901. Ask for a premium card and bring it (keletmi'of a hiiman being haa beess found most remarkable cases of canine faith- with you every time you come to our store. The a- IN MANY LANDS. in the woods near this place. Medical Ex­ fulnesa and determtclition ever record­ aminer Wellington pronounced de&ife to ed, Combs wte aia® of a party of hunt- mount of your purchase Will be punched and when "The use of saJ« dteposits is not bo have occnrred about six months ago.’Thu era who returned X ftw'dsvyr, ago from widely established in France as in victim,has not yet bafn identified. a week’s hunting trip in the mountains the card is filled a fine umbrella is yours,. F R E E . . America, back of Crescent City, jDel Iforte coun­ -asUirasd 'i5«n' 8Iy»t«Srloa* Death, Norwegrian whnlera caught 429 ty, says tho San-FrataciseriChronicle. Special Holiday Bargains in All Departments whale® during the past season oS the NEW-YOBK, Dec. 8.—Henry J. flay- fee, vice president of the. New York The >srty had taken along four coast of Iceland, Centrts: and Hudson River railroad, hounds, which were missed during the Only in Britain, Italy and Spain do jumped or fell to his death from the (first night in the mountains. They had members of parliament serve their fourth story window of his residence in tvidenUy strayed away during the' country free of charge. this city last evening. night and for the following four days The waterfalls of Switzerland are be­ the hunters were without^ their com­ "I in h erit my love for sleep.” • King Oaicar Able to Be Oat, panions On the fourth day, however, ing rapidly utilised for the driving of “How so?" - • electric dynamos, and It is rare to find S t o c k h o l m , Dee. s.-K iu g Oscar ‘two ol tha; hounds returned to eamg, 'fien so far, recovered from-his recent Ul- the two belonging to Combs being final­ "Father was a policeman opoe.’*—• a place of any size which ia not well jttcaa that he now drives about the city Kansas City Times. lighted by the power of same mountain and haa recently b£en purchasing Christ ly given up for lost or stolen, When 639-41 -43£Cookman Avenue Shoes Shined Free stream .' mas presents. He looks vigorous. the hunters w*r* ready to start for *Q »© • @ 10 ' i ~ lr$r~ v j j & B U & v re&toR'.w i!Qoo-_ /■

BIp DAMAGES. ■<:. S le Old Mon Woa Sloand «o Have 8aN Isf&ctlon On® Way or r , AQotlier. h otel u r n JI A small, wiry, middle-aged man waste of plains that ,'aay. "Aa," snejcneo, Corner Oraand and Munroe Avenues. — ta m e charging do.wii the road, in a A LIGHT THAT GAME in'exaltation, “not that verse, but the on< • ■ .j , j .wAfi'friiftiui i A cnowi.tj;*t Siigh state of excitement. He stopped next it.” Then she repeated in a firm, clear, joyous tone these words: “And God; said .la front of tbe I’ossum liidge school- b V SUSAN HUBBARD MARTIN. •v'OpNenAii tHie year* bouse, jerked oft his hat and coat ahd ,i- ' let there be light, and there wan light.” And Margaret often, wondered of what uira to-morrow would be Thanksgiving day.— All binds pf merchandise bought for spti , o 1.'- - • ' threw them down in. the road, The Home Magazine, W^^'Pifctony^ ’i\ cash, such 8s hoteland libnsbhold furtiiture. New House. Handsomely Furnished. Has All Modem^Improvements. (straightened himself to his fultheight she hud been in the world,; For 12 years she i had lived among the solitudes of the plains, Entile stores bought, ihcltfdin and shouted: away from all her kind. From her cabin THE WORLD OF INDUSTRY. jewelry,'groceries or other busings, A,M. SEXTQN. “Whoop-e-ee! I’m little 'but I’m door she could look out over the blue line oi Chat tie mortgages bought o.- foreclosed. pizep, an’ I’m achin’ to chaw some; hills to the snow capped range beyond. Foi The production of steel in, the Goods sold on commission. Enlarged and lmpronod. Elwtrto light, snn parlor, body up. Do you hear me in th ar, you 12 seapons she had watched the plains turn j superior .toblo,; Stoam; boat in wintor, lOpep-awWat. United States in 1890 amounted to Grand Ave. Hdt6l -• il«i S lU i, Etoprietorn ojh; little epindle-shanked gander?” from'brown to emerjid and from emerald to 1*780,000 tons. > V brown, , In; summer the sun shone with " ' tornorGrand ana'SmttmoHiaW AVinues.'' 1 *'Slxteentt'iBsSm The young teacher of the school A St. Louis negro has devised’an’! came to the door and looked out. re­ for*, uittanty upon the slanting, roof, ahd! 601 MAIN ST., Thelinperial (ih )b% winter, froui gray and leaden ski^t elevator in which a screw takes the lates the Detroit Free Press.' - place of weights and pulleyb. Cor. Sommerfield Avenue, “Why, Mr. Riley,” he said, ‘Is that ' th«,. ««;«[ . t t w , , piling op iti grftat dri£t» d»or. During these shut Dredging ^he .channel of tt\o Dela­ , a s b u r y ' p a b k ,: N. J ■ Beauced rates till July, you?” ■ 1 1 in .pW'Od^ ^hsn her work was done, Mar ware island, '«<■*-«- 45' miles “It air. It’s all me, an’ I’m all here. k £ -n- ft v: K‘">r»t *ften pondered over her life.: Ovei below -fl^e^ity of iladelphia, is now ■Firatcl th*t p u t, co full, so rich, so happy*, w her Sp&oi: \Vhobp-e-ee!” in progress. “What’s the matter with you?” she had lived in the old home village ib M. Mr rr-i- tg ssa g t f fA single shaft of white '.marble 2 310 bookman Avenue ttn"6feian,- 'Tin hungry for blood. Come out her pretty cottage side by side 'With Ternjo $9 to $13 , 1Accortnnoaatioai) ihere an’ I'll'-chaw you up so- quick feet in diameter,an&'8l ’ f e e t li amenta! Prin^ton poiptod, - 37tli Boaaon; Oiion air tEe yoffc'.;W,.C, that'yon won’t know ''what’a' goritf ■Was quarried recently near Sylacauga, ...... ------_— — ehildlrei.. Ala...... o 831. ■** : Coolqnan ’ Avormo,-ooar ' 'Tftrmn bcaob,-oppcaiteVi’colOT ' labe. wrong with you.' Dodgastyou, I’ll eat' Terms, moderate. / But Ta’mobg'Cyrithia’s little lirOod waa'one,'B 'A recent compilation of statistics • • Mlta'Jiv,.^,■ O.ttAHtOll'.ProDHator.1 you ot one bite.” - ' little boy, whom Margaret always balled hei “Why do you want to chew me up? shows, that out of 98 chief national in­ Cprne/ljdrob ntrobt Tjiijd ovepuoV; Mi a i owni - Ever^f day his small feet;pattered Succeeded by ' 1 :! 1 * a '' .Sfc®ami heatp and dll iifaprovomoritd. ^OMn'aU tl W hat harm have I done yottV” - Jint'o.ier yajrd, arid up, upon the kitchen dustries in a given year .only 29 gave' IfelialtoEfi Special rates for fall «jd winter. J. E. “you’ve gone an,’ wreckeS-my dar- ;iteiSj. SJHe Used to follow Margaret: aboul men employment for- 300 dayB in the her work, and sit by her side when!’it was year. " ' WHITTLE & QfBSQN. terVlife, dodblame you. You’ve tam­ •3,‘ivr^h )>, ■■ pered with her affections atf won her finished. Margaret often told him Bible Between January 1 and October IS Tar Paper, Sheathing Paper, »wo aud hr., Btorief,,in,a clear and simple way, that he 18,184" 6ases, containing 90,920,000 Three-ply Rooflnfe Paper. jjtj'i. oiit io* .^and'C Pitman UYenue^4ai . heart an’ then, won’t marry her.” .’O could Understand, for slie was ever .a pious, Sun a flora nnd^welipeatod rboma^ “Ml*. Riley, I have never made love saintly soul, anxious to be used. cigars,-\yere sapped from Tampa, Fla., The Alaska to ybtir daughter’ and' I' ihaVe never' •' i ^Malfcaret/ihi the* KMle: cabin on the plains, as agftinA" lSf545 cases for the 'same Bnmmerfie a Ava. end Railroad, 1°° feef ' (t4!B|>erecI w ith'her affections." . used to shut her eyes and fancy she heard periodL.^aat year. These figures will ______ASBU&Y PABK. JT. J “You hftva, c You w ent ttfm e e tin ’ the elear/Eweet, pleading tones again.; "Let give sftme* idea of the enormous extent of. the cigar-making industry in' that with'her three times.’* . me fn, Aunt Margaret. I want to heait ,about Daniel - h the lion’s den todajf." citv. ' -',4 ' C A ^ N B Y - : ■; : “Wei?! what does that signify?” •; Then how gladly she would rise from her ■ An Austrian named Anton Peterman- “I t signifies you, gpt to tak e a lick­ eeat and .opsn th^.door to the eager, brown' deV, who recently died at Steyr, had ESCULETTS in’, marry the'gAlorfpay damages.1’1 i »y«d child without. 7 • <- jnitde a collection of about 3,000 knives CURE PILES ' : “But I, never agreed to marry her, After that came the crash that took their of all times;’ and all rectal disorders' oi i mOnoy refunded j|fr. Riley. I n^ver ihfeiitioncd the sub­ 831, the breaking up of the pretty, com­ Pleasant. Notariiysic. A radical euro. B0o.at Aboii^ 11,000,000 Italians are exposed . 1 . O. ORBNELLB, ABbury ParK, B, J. ■ ject to ter In my life. I pever even fortable house, the Sittings from one fdace to malarial fever. ~ There are about or Ot ETTB'PRWO CO.. prftl* Pa tinted at suolia: thing.” to another, until they drifted out upon tW 2,000,000 ,cases every year, With an aver­ “That don’t matter. You went with plain—then the loneliness and the silence, r TTT" TTT .Margaret used-to look out over the plains age mortality of 15'000. Thin prove* ter three times, and after that she in the dull gray days of autumn, when the that mosquitoes ar§ m o tt deadly in naturally ’lowed you meant to marry YOST S EXPR^ i , I itoOW feli fiteadily, steadily, and think o< Italy ttfan'snakf'fi and tigers in India. ier.?' v that virse in Genesis, “And the earth Dalirera BASOAOB, PBBIOHT, FDKH1- There are.to-day 45,000 fashionable >’■: “Well, I can’t mawy her, and I’m Tiritliqut form j and:, vojcl.” Just so her life seemed to her, these sad, sad days.' Empty, lapdogs in the city of Paris. They have Ocean drove ana vicinity a t moderate ■orry if she is disappointed.” i almost , as much attention after they prices. Post office address, Loom Box “If you don’t marry her,' dodgast uprooted, formless. "And yet God know« Bl8v Asbury Park. Beaidonceand office. best,” ,she used to whisper. "If He will are dead as during their comfortable Old Bewail avenno. you,, you’ll do one of th$m other ~ty?o 'only-let:tiiei little I have done resound to Hia lives. The dog’s owner pays ten francs HABBYYOBT. PrcFiIetcr. tilings. You’ll pay damages or be honor and glory, I shall be satisfied, for I can a year to the city during its life. If .it eh uwed up.” do nothing now.” becomes ,sick it is taken to a special “I don’t w ant to fight y&u, Mr. She looked out of the cabin window. clinic for,the treatment and bousing of Riley.” The wind swept across the plains, the moun­ dogs in ooor health. UNDEBW®©!) ‘‘Don't make no difference what you tains were .hid in, a thick gray mist, and it want. I’m goin’ to climb on. you, an* was the day before Thanksgiving. At that moment, John, her husband, came in. He 8PRIHG W ATEK - MILL SUPPLIES when I do I’ll make the fur fly. I’m patted her kindly bn the shoulder as he little hut I’m pizen, on’ wheri I git Tlie Luxury of the Bath MECHANICS' TOOMf passed her. “I have to go to town, Mar* from the famous spring at Falmouth my hands on you you’ll think a half- garet/' he began, "the gray mare has cast 4 Foreside, near Portland, Maine, is is not a new subject. Even the old Romans mai^p it the principal dozen cyclones have got hold of you. sfcioe, and besides I want fco get you some* Whatever> j r . •;.■? *,: '• < ■■ ,u. n;. .> d •( ■ ... ft. . acknowledg^dby aUauthoritie^.to be feature of their homes. But the ancient baths arc not adapted to It’s either a lickin’ ordamages.” thj^ig foi:‘your Thanksgiving dinner. Per­ haps there’ll be a letter for you, to^/’ he -modern houses. What people want today is.luxury in a condensed “I won’t pay any damages.”' Tli FiantTiliie Water Kdw on thaHarkit space and at moderate cost. We have fitted up in our store six “Then look out fer me, fer I’m goin* went on. you want to light on you, an’ when I g it through Margaret brightened. The post ofBee Bath Rooms showing all the newest features:- Drop in and see brought .this only sunlight to her life. It qontai’is no organic matter what­ •tliem—not to buy, but jnst to be posted. > with you nobody won’t know you from l4Perhaps there will be,” s&e answered, an, ad in the Journal’s ever, and many troublesome diseases a mess of sausage meat. Whoop-e-ee! /'but you must hurry, John. It is storm­ disappear by its use. Here I come.” ing in the mountains now.” cent-a-word column Delivered anywhere by 2005202 “Hold on a minute. I don’t want to A few minutes later John set off, Marga* have any trouble with you. Can’t we ret watehed him ride away in the gray will bring immediate c. A . L I S T & CO. MfiKEf come to an understanding some way?’’ mist that soon enveloped and shut him from her view. Almoet insensibly her mind re­ results. 161 W estwood A ve., Long Branch. m m u “It’s either a lickin’ or damages.” verted to the old verse in the first chapter ■ •• f " ' ■* Tclopbono 150-b “How much damages do you want?” of Genesis._ “And the earth was without “I want lots of it, I kin tell you form and void/* that right now. That gal- is my own. Oh, the dullness, the monotony of these flesh an* blood,: an! when r.look a t her plains. If tlie light would only come. - an’ see how you’ve broke her heart an’ She turned away and began , to make hei ■wrecked her life my dander rises an’ slender preparations for t% morrow. As my blood biles. Dadblame your ouery worked with the currants and the rais- skin, I ought to lick yon; but if you’ll ins, it brought to miiid tfie old anJ^Tia p- put up money enough, I’ll let you off.” pier Thanksgivings in the gray cottage with little Cyrus by her side. Twelve long years. “How much do you demand?’” She ,had been 30 then. She was 42 now. . “It’s goin’ to take a pile of it, fer, What a time she had been in learning the by Grannys, I ain’t goin’ to show you? Lord’s Prayer, she thought, as her nimble no mercy.” fingers kept busy at work. “HoW old was “Well, how much?” he? Why now he must be 17. Seventeen. “I won’t accept a cent less thqn two Just think of it. My little, brown-eyed boy. dollars.” I wonder if lie still remembers Aunt Mar­ garet, and if his young feet are firmly set Zionward. God grant it.” ; BORAX IN EUROPE. At seven John came home. "We’re going of Robinson to have a white Thanksgiving after all, Internllng Particulars- of th r proc- Margaret/’ he said, as he shook the snow by Which It It* Pro­ from his coat. He laid some bundles on the table. Then he took from his pocket a let­ duced. . - ter and a flat package and handed them over to her. ‘The greater part.of the borax which 41You did get a letter after all, Margaret,” now enters into European commerce hr. added, cheerfully, “from the old home, is extractgd from borocaleite, a iriin- too. I’m glad it came to-day.” ' eral which is formed principally of Margaret took the letter, laying the pack­ this lone white inhabitant borate of lime, it is is found in great age in her lap. She opened it, glanced at the -rniantities_in__certaiii_ parts ;.of- Asia _agnaturp--at-the-erid-of th/vclosely written Minor, says the Scientific American. sheets. Then' a great wave, of color swept of the San Fernandez island over her face. The process of treatment depends “Why, John.” she cried, “it’s from Cyn­ upon the reaction of borate of cal­ thia; dear old Cynthia.” had no ^ne to bother him cium and caustic soda, which, when She settled, herself to read it with a shin­ added, form borax and carbonate of ing face. "Outside the snow fell steadily, but lime. It has been found that tlie caus­ Margaret heeded it not. When she had because nobody knew he tic soda may be replaced by bicarbon­ finished it she turned to her husband. ate of K.oda to obtain the same result, “John,” she said, in a tone that thrilled him the best method being to use a mix­ strangely, “you remember little Cyrus? was there. I n this respect ture of.the two. In tlie process which Cynthia’s youngest child; My boy J used to always caM him.” is now generally used, the native boro- John nodded. - . .. there are plenty of Robin­ calcite is reduced to a fine powder in “Weil, he’s going tof^e a minister, Cyn­ a mill. Of the powder. 15 parts by thia writes me, and John, (with a little break weight are taken, and CO parts of wa­ in her voice)* she says it is all through me. son Orusoes in Asbury Park ter, and this is placed in a steam- He told his mother that evei since I related _ heated vessel, adding eight parts of to him those old Bible stories, he has had bicarbonate of soda and two parts his thoughts in that direction. Cynthia say a who are unknown because caustic soda, and the whole is boiled she is the happiest woman in the world, and she owes it all to God and me. He starts for about three hours. The m ass re­ to the Theological seminary next week. He they never advertise. I n sulting from this treatm ent is passed sends his picture, she says. This must be into large filter presses, and the hot it.” solution which Comes off is placed in .. She lifted the package in her lap with Asbury Park the best-known crystallizing basins, and at the end quivering fingers and opened it. The of a few days th e borax may be col­ wrapping fefT apart, revealing to her a merchants are the ones who lected in crystals; these are put to bright, boyish face—the face of,her old time favorite. The( same child’s face,: yet some­ dry in a steam oven. They are often how changed. The eyes‘still clear and fear In irregular masses of large size, and le*s, looked into hers. The mouth was still tell the people these must he 'brokien into small a* sweet1 and pure and tender1 as a little' pieces, after they have been well child's, yet' the seal of a grand purpose was J o u r n a l . cleaned. Tie’ small crystals thus ob­ there. Margaret looked at' it and her eye* have to sell by. advertising in the An ad ip a live local tained are assorted and put into bar­ filled with tearp. ^Let.me iij, Aunt Mar­ rel* whose weight is from 100 to 800, garet/' a little voice seemed to say, "1 paper wiU; al^,ys iricrease businesst The J o t j e w a l i6 preparedJo ren­ pounds.’ The cake of carbonate of witit to hear about:Daniel again.” lima which remains in the filter press, She turned it over.v Across the back waf wTitteh in a firm, clear liand these words: der satisfactory service tp every local merchant w|p has something to is washed with water untU the bora* my dear Aunt Margaret, who first is completely extracted, 1 and is then tanght me to say ‘Our Father who art in coldto glass, paper or cement wo^ks, " . r : sell which the peoglG T^iit, auajd; wtoj will J?ot expert to a fo^rtun.e It is estimated that 100 pounds of boro- And this bright, beautiful, steadfast face calcite will yield loo to 105 pounds of before her was little Cyrue, and -she, poor, i on a weekly investment of about two dollars. To sucl^ a merchant our : crystallized borax. ‘ | useless, shut in, as she had thought herself to be, had been the means'of bringing-thia i ' Indiana Inereaplnv. boy to the great white throne of grace. The will tell you seed sown 12 years afo had fallen on good advertising man U ready to give his services free, According to late authorities It ia. a ground' and would, by and by, yield a glo- J tnflsJj^e to suppose that the Indian tiont harvest. She took the picture up' will Want to population of the United States ia de-. again and looked a t (t long and steadily. how to make your store a place where creasSmg. I t is declared to be slbwlyj "Yes,” she whispered, “he ia the Loid’s. Ctromng now .that tribal wars areatan You can see it in his face, and I-r-Marg*.iet end and the red: man has learned not to Alston—first led him to Him.'’ get into troublo with Uncle Sam. Poor, She took her Bible. It fell, open atiHie first chapter of Genesis. Her eyea rtsbed bo io becoming a self-supportingagri-' on t^e verso she had said wearily to her- Culturiat.—Chicago OhTonicle. ’ , l»1f as she had looked, ouj. over the dreary B i Y ! BN'MVS CTBiPBMgMBft vB^.ID;Qg^

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Tho Qtonderd BsUroad o tmerlca. On and sftor November 2S; 1000. Trains leave Asbnry Park Weekdays. , t'O'’ Now York and Newark, 7.10, B.Bu a. m 2.25 and 5,88 p. m .' For itlizabeth, 8.50 a, m., 3.2B find 6.38 p. m. For Rahway, 8.50 a.m., 8.25 and 5.S8 p. m. For Matawan, 8.B0 a, m., 2.25 and 6.88 p. m. F%r1fd0^ BJV teh’ 7-10. 8.60, 11.00 a. m., 2.1C, 2,25, 5.88. 5.40 and 7.07 p. m. For Hod Bank, 7.10, 6.50, a.m., 3.25 and 6,88 „ P. m. For Philadelphia, Broad St. and Trenton, 7,29,' 8.05 a.m., 12.15,and4,07 p.m. T DIZZINESS- or ^Rfaden,via Trentoa and Hordontown, 7.20 ■ .•:!( iSC) -i!, r % .and 8.05 a. m., 12.15 and 4.07 t>* m, : For Camden ana Philadelphia, via Toma Biver A plain, straightforward statement regarding ^l«2o p, m* ^ Ripans Tabules is herewith made by a middle-aged ForTomB Eiyer, Iflland Heights and infcermodi- ate stations, 125 p.m. lady living in Memphis, Tenn. J have been a great P«iat Ploaeant and intermediato station A, *> i? a* mM2.58.5.1ft and 6.48 p. m* sufferer for years. About twelve months since I For New Brunswick, via Monmouth Junction. 8.05 a. m., 12.15 and 4 07 d. m* became a victim to dizziness or vertigo. So badly Trainc Leave New York for Aabury pftrfe From West Twonty-tliird Btreet Station. 6.55 was I affected as to fall and become1 insensible. I 12.40, 8.25, end 4.55-p. m. Sundays, consulted several prominent ■ physicians, but their 9.25 a. m. and 5 65 p. m. P^?l«P^?feOBBea. 8treot: Station, 0.00 a. 12,50, 8.40, and 5.10 p. m. Sun days, 9,48 prescriptions did no good whatever. All my life I .a, m. and 5, IB p.m. From Cortlandt Street Station, D.00 a.m.,12.50, have been bitterly opposed to patent medicine. Am ^•40 and 5.10p.m. finndays, 9.45 a.m.and t h t I 5.15 p. m. widow of a surgeon and p'hysician. chanced On Sundays will stop at Interlaken and ArCn Jo read your advertisement and sent for fifty cents' feletofl0 a s° AabQIy and Asbnry Park worth of Ripans Tabules. I took one Tabule three, Trains Leave PhU^elphLa^Hroad Street) for tinjies daily, and when all were gone found myself At 8.30,11.03 a. m., 8,80 and 4.00 p. m„ week­ days. Market-S t Wharf,’.fia, Camden and free jffpm that horrible affliction, although I had Trenton. 7,28,10.80 a.m„ 2.S0 and 8.20 p. In. .Leave MarketStroot Wlmr(, vio Jumesbura 6e^n afflicted for months. Hoping, there are other r.38 a.m.,1 tMO p: mi. Weekdays. • Sufferers who may learn the virtues to be found in ■'.■•I WttahlHgtoit aixd tto South. your pleasant remedy, I am yours gratefully. ForBt« 3 S S o S ? ^ * ? ?a, n ^8,50,7.30,8.83. ^ ’-

0.05.8.30, Car), 7.8MDtntea IN THE CELElSl'IAL EMPIRE. CSJ) ‘p.m.(>;and 12.30 m^ht wa'ok~dayi>'.~ WAGERS ok btefeR DAYS. 1 B,eS’ 7-ao> o.t2, u.28, njaaa.m.;,i.-io RHYMES AND RUNES. i '00'!,: ■Oii'fii) 'i ‘-< wWr^a for 5 cones, forwarded to tho mptu« <^t^e^ Co.,(.Jic//ii>-i3pxu00 «C, (E Car),8.i8, 8i20 ( • OCfOtl ■JW -V.r-tY :-;ii. China has long had.the credit of be­ , *.40, iom t Old ilaVH Thai 'Were ■{ HUk . ■ * f . . ing; the flrst; .ijitiph lo i institute ex­ . Pol|«>oA*t- Betting on elections wm«? prevalent Tfce CoCb,' thfl.Pellcofeajirus. , During th§ Bi^ge pf^ekiijg the.mem­ In the earlj'days of (tie republic na it is tEhR ThiifKumbob'and1 the Whatltsnama. bers of ithe diplpmatio eorps and the An -Infant I. 'tis true, -, - r ;up ,,in ,thje YORK flffl) LONG BRflfJCH B. B. a t present, says ihe Chicago Cfirpnicle, B dt ybatj attfsartif,--ltisty fellOTV,. soirMife:' * ••->• It- la recorded tb a t In a campaign be­ Vntti a ionititutlon oi steel, not mere Iron. 1' 6t Pekiijgt?iat fell tp - Tims Table in effeet'Novembcr ^SI 1000. tween fe4etqliats.6 T am tno fru(t qt generations and genera* Eagle aiid th<» autograph’ letter from 3 ; ioot of West rTwenty- terms were that the ale was to be drtink .. tfons of giant brain? JFirst National Bank third street, Cortlandt street and .Dosbrosses at the Blue Anchor tavern in Dock Thi- concentration o( yeats ot thought and Emperor William which conferred; the street, then a widely patronized inri. toll have conceived me. insignia upon the,emperor of L’liina.' way' As the1 swift-moving rallyvay train has dis-, ,A^e)e}>r|i(ed j^^ine^e idanc|ng}n>asi OF ASBURY PARK ^ &!****' A fortnight affair tfte elect iopvyos h<-l,honor; of the one hvn- F8 25J 1j:t25aI1 **Ce^ :25So°lo ^ 0TTjr Terminal) dredth anniversary of the death of his ^oot^Wnst Twoaty-third ^treot.” 8.55 a. was elided the whole party was in the Or even if I do short-oircult occaslonalljrT [ORGANIZED FEBRUARY, 18 8 6 ] 13.40. *8,35, *4 55 p. m. ' T ' bands oi the night watch. The news­ If I were a horse, I’d have the glanders, or ancestor,,who; was the,first .of the fam- ■““t.Cortlandtstreet: 0.00 a. m„ 13,50, .8.40, .a spavin; .■ -■ iiy^to t.ike up the professioh. ffS.-lO p .-m :--r i I5!i5iFa'» . papers of t-h« day got hold of the story Or the unromantic colic. F2Sv»0,lbrt, after the fashion oi Without a cause I’d shy and throw mjr A Chinese belle on special occasions OFFICERS “♦5.10 .10 p.'D.' tn1W ‘ r"''~ J tt - . A rider. will ,en'}icely,ybe(laub /ier face w ith ^ oto^IIURV pa r k and OCEAN far those days, no names were given. 'And. Ghorgk F. Kroehl, President NEW YORK,'.NowarkW**"'*,Mow« « and Kniizaoecn:Elizabeth: ' o;i7, Dojt thou know, foolish horse. White .^gaIfiti ,*d(liBg rouge to.the lips Newark and Now York >onIy); *5.00, also after the fashion of the d^jr, thf Thy dayS are numbered? O. H. Brown, First Vice President little affair was referred to as “a,brawl’ For be-It known - ,r ‘ " ‘ and cheek* ift such profusion that she 8.50a. m. 12.10, 2.25, 4.00,5.88 and:,0.30 and affray,” when in these days It would When man has once began to feel looks more like a painted mask than Martin H. Scott, Cashier ForFreohold, Trenton and Phlladelphta.via be called a case of i'd run k and disor­ The thrill of life along the keel anything human. Her eyebrows are Girt: *7.20,8.05 a. m„ 12.16, 4,07pi mv Of an ^UtoaQbile.. blackened with charred stick^ 'andj For Trenton and Philadelphia,via BonndBroolc derly.” , fj{ J f . Qj* % • f t J Selturber hjs pltS'ing eyes upon thee ronte,C.17, 8.00 a. m„ 12.10, 4,00 p. nj. arched dr narrowed in accordance with ForToms River and intormodiate Stations to About 20 years ago Jay Gould put And murmurs gently: Patrons valuables received for safe keeping free ^.Camden, via Boa Side Park; 1.25p. m. up a steamboat as a stake on an e'.ec “Thou wert a good makeshift her idea of beauty. In times gone by; One of the conditions of peace in the of charge. Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Fo« » 4 l^ ,% .s?5.fr51?of2r. tion. Whether the other party to the I thank thee kindly. 12,15,1.35,3.58. 4.07,5.18, 0.38; 0.48. 8.38 wager put up another steamboat.or an But with the Alsorans 1 terms proposed by the foreign envoys Collections promptly acknowledged. P* m* : ! * *' ^ ' "J. *** i . ; 'f 3 * , . I :. ; .Thau must,stand aside. >to.-China-i* that- provincial^-examina­ For Polnt Pleasant: 7.05, 10.85, 11.04 a. m., equivalent- in -oash,-real eatateor rail­ 1.35, 3.58, 5.10, 8.28, 8,48. 8.38 p.m. road stocks and bonds is not recorded, Q’lang-therot tions shall'he-suspended for live yearn For Lon« Branch nnd Red Bank: 6.17, 7.10, You won't do in the'distrlcts where the outrages of 8^10’8.0,0, fll.QO, Long Branch only) a.m., bnt .a t any rate Mr. Gould won. Later' Now.” > j k iii°tJ3.15 Long Branoh only), 3,35, 4.00, t|e ;S0ld ,the steantboat the had wagered; —W. H. Stemmerman, in N. X. Bun. the” Bojcers Were committed. TKIs ■tlo aifc actor,jw ho converted :it- into on; means .that there can be no appoipt- Lani'«ranc&y)prr h ^ B-80' l™7 ’ ■' rallea Leaves. m ents <0 office or promotions for th at •Denotes express trains. excursion boat and gotrich.: i .1 “Leaves have thefr time to fall ■ „ BUFOS BLODGETT, J, B. WOOD, - 1 ffilveniOeorge Francis. Train, the ec-c period,! because examinations are es­ Sept. N, Y. & L, B. B.B, 6. P, A., Penn. B.B. And flowers to. wither a t the north wind**' sential for both- H. P. BALDWIN, ceijJkripi lived in Omaha some years ago. , breath.",, ; r------G. P. A„ C. R.B. . , at. tite Itime whendie waa pi-ominent in. -Mr?. Ilemqns., .... •• thmhjilwing of the. Union i Pacific:raU Leaves, not green, but gray and gold* FACTS ABOUT SWITZERLAND. .. Fall and flecK thd faded grass; TftStJv ilt;!Catn« to paS8ithat,an rlecti^rr, Mtirli ana evf the beti how.' country. ; ■ : ' ■ ■ Trains Leave Asbnry Park: ev«r, and, for,a whole winter.—one of -There is a Consumers’ league, jn the , rBadly close! their fldetlng lives! P ik A S f a l ( | f t A f i n A Bxeeutei all trnets knbifn to the law; loans monejroa kvnd For New,York, Newark-and Elisabeth via all thofte Omaha winters, too, in which thei canton of Zurich, Switzerland, which L C l l ll t a l * 3 I U v * " v V and mortgage; receivc deposits Bnbjeot to chock sod rail rt«to, o:i7,8.00, a.m., 12,10, 4.00, 8.30 thermometer takes: sudden and uneic-? How they flutter'from the trees, yields the members over 18'per cent, an­ l 1'- L allows'Interest oA daily balances; actsas^trustee, regiitnr p. m. Snndaysi from Interlaken station, 7.87 ' Ijiko a ilock of feisbtened birds; , nually.. '. | '■ \ I U U I aad ttiiBfo; Agent; pays soapons; makes demand arid a.m.. 4.18 p.m. '• > i pected dips to far below,zero, andhliz- And ano driven by the breeze, ! / O U I | l l l l 9 y * P * v » v V W tirnp loans on approved collateral; safe deposit For Philadelphia and Trenton, via El tea be th- The iongest tunnel In the world is ,por^0.17i 8.00, a. m 12.10,4.00 p.m. zacds come along over.Highland freeze jyke tho bUzzard-drlven herds I Sundaya, from Interlaken station, 7.87 a.m.. . everything that is,actually not on,fire—; that of St. Gothard. on .the line of the 4.18 p. m. i liow they Ue In' somber shade— railroad' between Milan and Lucerne. A. C. TWINING, Praaidest. G. B. M. HAEYEY, Vice-President, For Baltimore and Washington—8,00 a.m., • be, .wore white duck. There weret ho«i Yellow, crimson, orange, green; B. A TUSTING, Secretary. D. C. CORNELL, Treasurer. 12,10, 4.00 p. m. Sundays, from Interlaken who,paid, he violated, the spirit .ot thie. Autumn's opals set Injader-, Itiia flVi mileB in length, and cost over DIRECTORS. ^station, 7,87 a.m«, 4.18 p.m. Autumn's1 scenic, closing scene! $45,000,000. . For Easton, Bethlehem, Mien town and Maucli bct by .wearing half a dozen suits *16 O H. Brown, Col. G. B, M. Harvey Henry Mitchell, H, D. A. C. Twining. Chunk—0.17^ 8,00,-^ m. , 13,10, f4.00 tO underclothes under his white : H. Bachot;an, Gao. F^KroebJ^ ____ PJohn P.It HtnithO’Brien. ,H. H.Vnsland' !Rachel-)lke. the mother tree - 0. I). W. Vrocm Jta8ton) p,m. Sundays, from Interlaken sta­ IiutM r. Train could istand criticism 1 -Weeps for,her dead babies, sweet; 12S,000 men. of whpfn t0?,507 ar^ itvf^n- tion* 4.18 p.m. Wm. J. Harrison B. A. rnatitur. S. A. Patterson,' For Wilkesbarre and Scranton—8.00 a.m,, 12.10 better .than; he could at nod an.attack: .... Elserra .'-tearful-Nlobo-^ ' cavalry and-‘ ^1,^32 aj^iUery. p. ifa. ~of~pn«umohia,andrefused to abandon lierfaiodn children at her feet! ’ •! -H The ijoat of her army anitualiy is about For Buffalo and Chicago via I>, I». A W. B. B*— -opayid James Evans,' In Washington^ ***IVliflA' ., " V ‘ ’. * ., S . 8.00 a m, his .warto underclothing. 1: : ^ J* H* OLK408F\, Qen’IBnpt. .(They-tell another story of an ehction H. P. BALDWIN, Gen’l Pass, Agont. bet,In.tJie blizzard country. It.is to the- effect that in 1888 Ezekiel Tim rock, ot C. W. SIMONSON, Hunnewell, Kan., made, a bet in thes;. ternjs: . If Cleveland was defeated hd DISTRICT AGENT FOB would , join the church. Timrock was a- Ross = Fenton gentleman with a reputation as a tough: a a d a bad man generally. He had long Ballantine’s ExPort^d[lger Beers 6corned religion aud cursed religion­ Farm ists.. So his bet was a heavy one. WelW Bottled by Steam Process and Guaranteed to Keep in any Climate. he lost. There were many who thought- he would back out and compromise byf Wines, Liouors, and Forsign and Domestic Ales and Porters. giving the winner a big farm or some­ Goods delivered only on order—free of charge. On Deal Lake, thing of .that kind. But he didn't., He Asbury Park, N. J. made .application for membership 10 Telephone call 67-a. the dbnrch. ' SPRING LAKE N. J tltiso happened, however, that thei deacons knew the terms of the-bet and Electric launches connect wita his apj^icatton was blackballed. Time trolley cars at Interlaken. rock thought this released him, but tlie g r i f f i n j r mtin who held the1 other end of (he WILLIAM , . wager Insisted that he had not paid up, A strictly first-class family r«soit. Timrock considered tha,t he was insult, W EST W AN A M ASS A ed ind promptly there was a shooting' DEALER IN Open all the year. match. - Both were equally quick on the trigger and both were equally goot Telephone, 120. ehot£s a.n in the; noqflsaoB Sip frftB $0 conten te d a flmail, cold Hottlft - Journal advertising makes business. OQlco ot Wm. QLffard. Township Colloofcor* •center. zr>: ASBURYPARKjfJOURMAL.,. -DEOEMBER

BIDDERS PLENTY. PRAISED Zlnny C om panion W an t to Share In $80,000,000 rfrvral C on stru ction ,' WASHINGTON, Dec..8.—Never since Chinese Pleased by Conduct the birth of the newjtavy has there beeu such a gathering Bt shipbuilders and : NEAGH of Our Troops. metal kings as was assembled in the office of th* secretary of the navy at noon yesterday to witness the opening of bids REFORMER KANG YC WEI BAS PLAN for an amount of naval construction which Secretary Long denominated as m Rfl C i Would Not Allow Empreti Donasei the greatest industrial event this or any and H er Attvtmcr* to Negotlntei t>ther gauntry had ever seen, involving the mcing of contracts for nbout $50,- Would BMtore Emptror nnd 000,000. The secretary left the cabinet Severely PanlHh Boxen, meeting for the purpose pf presiding at PEKING, Dec. 8 —Li Hung Chan* the ceremony. Associated with him were hat informed General Chaffee that he the chiefs of the great naval bureaus, HI II" ------.t,. ------„ „ j— f and all the people df theprovince oI Chi­ Admiral Hichborn, Admiral Melville, li are extremely pleased aud gratified at Admiral O’Neill and others. Among the the behavior cf tfep American troops to­ spectators were Henry Scott, G&aries ward the Chinese: This is considered snd Edwin Cramp, Mr. Trigg oh'tlw ao light matter. From all sectipns of thftt Richmond Locomotive works, Presidenl- The Steinbach stores are all bustle and excitement €hese ante-Christmas portion of the city nnder American su­ Morse; Manager Newman gnd John Lind­ pervision come words ©f praise, thank­ say of the New York Shipbuilding com­ days. Holiday goods galore greet you at every turn and new consignments, fulness and eommeiidation regarding the pany, the naw Delaware rivet concern; behavior df the Americans?. Manager Clarke of the Miles Tool com­ are arriving by every express. Such a showing of gift goods was never before Mr. Conger, the United States minis­ pany, ' Louis NIxor ot tjthe ■ Crescent ter, and the other foreign envoys re­ works;' PresWent Olcott, Judge .Pnysob attempted in Asbury Park, so you cannot imagine what the display will look ceived a letter signed by Kan# Yu Wei, and Manager Post of the Newport News the well known Cantonese reformer, Vfho works, F. O. Wellington and K. T. El- like when the last case has been unpacked and the last bundle opened. We; •was formerly tn •ulvlscr of Bmperot well of tht- For® River works of Massa­ Kwang Su and who has always been chusetts, the Moran Bros, of Seattle, hope to have all the Christmas goods in place this week, but already the stock favorable to foreigners. • President Taylor, and Mr. Tarbett of the Kang Yu Wei- says that great calami­ Risdon Shipbuilding company, Joh» Dia­ ties have befallen China .through the em­ logue of Camden. N. J., ssnd a number is larger than ever, so you can come in at any time and do your Yule-tide press dowager and also in consequence of others identified with shipbuilding. of her advisers! Prince Tutus, Prince There were eight bidders, snd most of shopping. Chlng, Yung La, Yung Li, Chno Shu the bids were well within the limit ot Chiao, M usas Rvt, Meyn Kuen and cost allowed by congress, for the ships. The featuring of the Christmas stock means that the regular departments Hriong. He says he is thankful that the The notable feature was the attempt on foreigners held out in the legation build­ the part of the younger end smaller con-j must be turned topsy-turvy in order to make room for the new arrivals. Plan ings in Peking and that all the Chinese cems tQ, break the line of the old organ­ who understand ths law of nations re­ izations which have constructed all of as best we can, the necessary show space cannot be had. so it has been decreed gret tho mnrder of Baron von Ketteler. the heavy vessels of the new navy up to He then says he desires to maka sug­ this time. that another price-pruning on the Dress Goods, the Clothing^ the Cloaks, the gestions which “will insure the just pun­ While it is not possible at this moment ishment of the real culprits, satisfaction to forecast results accurately there are Notions and ill the other staple goods be made at once. In this way we hope to the different countries and a perma­ .indications that in a t least one instance nent settlement of the International' re­ and perhaps two instances these attempts to gain mpre room for Christmas selling, for the new goods must be properly lations of China.” He urges: will be attended with some degree of suc­ First.—That the empress and her ad­ cess, for it looks as though some of the visers should not be allowed to negotiate work will be bestowed upon the Fore displayed. • You know all about the always low prices at our stores* so this the peace. River company, which appears £pr the Second.—That the emperor, who is a first time as m bidder for constructing price-pruning announcement means money saved for Christnfias gifts to those friend of foreigners, should be restored. armored ships. Third.—That all reactionary officials The Pacific coast, too, presents a likely wise enough to take advantage of our cramped-for-room dilemma. shoukl be arrested and that a careful candidate in tho Morans' bids. Because watch should be kept ovtr the so1 called of changes made in the specifications by The special pricing on the crowded-out goods goes into effect immediately^ friendly viceroys in the south. the bidders, the general tendency of Unless,.Yung Lu, Prince Tuan and the which is to reduce considerably tlse equip­ so “ the early bird and the worm story” should be borne in mind by those look others are severely dealt with, Kang Yu ment of the ships, it is not possible yet Wei Contends, ,they will Continue to say to tell which of tlie bids are actually the ing for unusual values. " : ,. - " / ■ - r- that the foreigners are powerless. lowest. “The foreigners should not rely upon Secretary Long expressed himself as Usr The Christmas tableau m the show window of the Ocean Palace will be the viceroys-v' continues the Cantonese pleased with the result of the bidding, so reformer. “They send men, money snd far as he could perceive it from the hasty readyjthis week* The display at the Mammoth will be on exhibition early next n; moments to the empress tsnd are her reading of the bids. He felt that on the iilicdlent servants. Should the emperor whole the latter were very liberal. In- restored, the empire would rejoice. week. Be sure and bring the children to see these novel window pictures. Tin- emperor’s party consists of the most TRADE CONDITIONS. enlightened men, who are friendly to for- i"^ncrs and desire to incorporate western Conservative ProgrcM Generally c-iviliiptiaa and culture in an ancient Noted-An Advance In Cereal*. country.” NEW YORK, Dee. 8.—II. G. Dun & Kang Yu Wei points out that he wa. Co.’s weekly review, of trade says: appointed for the task by a secret edict Business is progressing along conserva­ nf the emperor in 1898 when he made his tive lines. It iB without excitement and THE STEINBACH COMPANY appeal on behalf of the emperor to the without great speculative activity, but foreign powers, “an appeal which, had with a confident undertone which is to they listened, would probably have pre­ be explained largely by the fact that Christmas Caterers. Everything In the Gift Line. vented what has happened.” leading concerns in moHt of the great in­ dustries have orders booked to employ Sir Claude Accused of Looiiac, their, machinery at nearly full capacity BERLIN, Dec. 8.—The Peking' corre­ during months when curtailment is usual. spondent of the Deutclie Zeituag writes This situation should quiet fears, of bad that several German marine officers dis­ shocks such as some previous seasons covered Sir Claude Macdonald, former have seen.. ,LARGE IMMIGRATION. De Wet’s main farce was laagered. it No net reduction in working force has SCHOOL ^AND CHURCH. up, up, until 1 was dizzy, and tnen. wa British minister fit Peking, and Lady was hard pressed, and tbe men appeared hovered on the eurttmit a moment. Macdonald personally superintending appeared in the last fortnight, and a re­ Over Half myself, and The CfipltRl Centennial. brisk at all points. The south is partic­ cal year the total number of immigrants it aile l looked the wave pnese-3 from ularly cheerful, with cotton firm and the work among the 200 or 3 Hungarian WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Eleven out who arrived in this cquntry was 448,572, . Boer* Closely Pursued, jg-irls employed by him, under us raid we went down and down of the IS original states will be officially rice crop coming in at very full prices. of which 23,200 came Through Canada, ALIW AL NORTH, Cape Colony, Dec. with a rapidity of descent which was represented in the capital centennial cere­ Bank clearings make excellent compari­ Of the whole number 304,148 were males 8,—After the fight at Sterk Spruit Gen­ Th© rum Turkish tmiTersity at Oon- son, At New York this week the gaia is •tautinople will not accept students alm ost like falling from a baUocm, monies to occur here on next Wednesday. and 344,424 females. -This is a net in­ eral De Wet doubled south during the nnd after, another moment's rest in Governor Roosevelt accepted the commit­ 21.8 per cent over the same week in 1899 ever 18 y ear^f age. Except the theo- crease over 1808 of 136,857. These fig- night, crossed the Caledon river, marched the valley come the shuddering half tee’s invitation and will be accompanied and 45 per cent over 1898., For the lead­ Lectonnac, who -was » - meters wide along the entire contemplat­ United States against 221 last year and PO UG HK EEPSIE, N. Y., Dec. 8.— with an inner impulse, and leaving u» 25 in Canada against 33 last year. r sum less than $30 and 54,288 having each While being driven from Northeast to cewt-ly beatified by Pope Leo, has a in a contemptuous toleration to Steep ed route,” said Sir William. “The titles it sura in',excess of that amount, are being rapidly passed, and we expect SharOs station the 1-week-old sob of strange pedigr.ee for a Catholic ®ii«ti afloat if we could-. And- now and then i There were returned within one year Mrs. Benjamin Millott of Northeast waB Her mother, Jeanne Eyquem de Mon­ two great waves raced - aeh other, aa the road to be finished in about 1.8 CONOENSEO J3ISPATCHES. after landing in this country 356,' and re­ months. We shall probably employ 5.(100 smothered jto death in its mctthej’o arms. taigne, vewi a Calvinist, while her they will at'long intervals, till they ran The czar's condition continued satisfac- lief in hospital was furnished during the Oil account of a five mile ride Mrs. ME* workmen and are now making arrange­ year to 2,417. tmcle vteb Michel de Montaigtce close to each other, and we were ments to brinj: in Spanish immigrants tory. Ion wrapped the eliild in a heavy sbswl, The year’s British army estimates to­ The recommendation made in the r® Oa reaching her destination and uiit-w- th e skeptdc whose philiosopby is thrown a left a little higher still to see and their families with a view of coloniz­ ports of the last two years is urgently summed ^up in the phrase: “Quo nothing more 'than s wild waste of ing.” ______taled £92,000,000, #ring- M>s baby’s face she was horrified New and rich' gohlfielUa have been-dis- repeated that physicians representing the to find fcer baby dea3. saiax.j©?” A fter being married1 and hav­ tea®, spray and1 watery chaos which, Gaice Vntei! to R ta o li, covured on Yellow river, Alaska. government b, Ijestooaa* on her htubandCs denth This was the sea as I had wanted to Two freights were wrecked on the Bos­ ijtmininginto the physical cendit^on of Homer of the Baltimore clearing house ton and Maine near Salisbury, Mass. OSWEGO, N. Y., Doc. 8 -O owceo i« becam© a. Cistercisu nun and founded me it, and as so painter aver hue ' aliens who are about to embark for the clear ot diphtheria for the first ttAe la and 30 other prominent business men rep­ An American bank, with capital of $8,- th® order of th e “FiUe® &o Notr-a painted, or probably ever will paint it. resenting the clearing house, the savings ! United States. In view of the large 14 months. There have been 256 c&sea 000,000, has been organized at Rotter­ number of immigrants who become p»b- snd 14 deaths in that tiine. banks and the Merchant® and Manufac­ dam. * Th® three, great luxuries ia Bibcrii: FieeOB •)« r-riee 1st OiS Fronela insay, turers’ association of Baltimore called in | lie charges or inmates oi. penal »r' re­ Sptcial attention has recently Fighting is proceeding between rebels formatory institutions and ttir.s doubly Weaither Probabilities. «re churches, theaftera nnfi museumo. a body at the treasury department yes­ joaid in France to th e use of earrie* and government troops? at, Buenaventura, . burdent; upon the public it is re^»m- TnerMsiag northeasterly winds; raia or Ev«» the MrnaJle* Tillages can ugtiaHj terday sad urged Secretary Gage to ac­ Colombia. jrigeona by the cavalry. The pigeons cept the invitation of the president to re­ | mended that the term of one year witMa •now, followed by clearing. l» sighted from eSar by means o t th s main at the head of the treasury depart­ English shareholders passed a vote of • whith it is now provided aa *Men may white walls of their towering chureheo, ■apo carried In i' bosket attached to ths ment for another four years no confidence in directors of Stratton’s be deported who bccomes a pabltc vherge Tork Mor&ets, Theae on> all am p lj supplied -with he-lls, xider’e tshoulcero in the Mine w ay as® Independence mine. subsequent to landing be extended to fire FLOUT!- -State and w®ster» qulst asrf ■whose rich tones n>U ,itt saaj^tle, har­ tawspsack, says a foreign corresptxad- A launch -nsed by Napoleon and other It is again recommended that the fractionally lower to sail; M tnangots p&i« Roberta Warmly Weleoai«d, «nto, ts.» 3M5.S3; Winter straights, 13.499 mony ortr distant hill end vate end -int. Each bird is.placed in atubemaiia historical relies were fi»;troyed by a fire •lead tax upon aliens increased to oat 3.65; winter extras, (MUetN; winter pat- o f wicker and lined with hair, 4he«Ja«» PORT ELIZABETH, Cape Colony, lees than $2 break She Jnoiurtany of; th® pewaBts’ Dec. 8.—Lord Roberts arrived here, this In the Cherbourg arsenal. pur capita.” ttcity of -which deadens the efieetotf tha Richard Baker, a London hotel proprie­ firm on cables e»d dally toil. Xcddo, these -chur-ehes w a morning on board the, Canada ad was small Argentina shipments, but turneO highly orsMnented witb painting#, jolting. One, 4w« or these ouoh tubes accorded a spleadid reception. Hundreds tor, has been declared a bankrupt with KNOX AFTER DE WET, w«ai, afterward from bearlah Arg»ntias jaa be carried ia the basket. The folrile of the townsfolk bad been up all night In liabilities of over $3,000,000 crop nev/s ssao local unloading; January, cm odd chip to JT‘se 4115 w ent up, CO arbitration in the Transvaal, Sanders’ theater last flight. pbolce, 8^95c. r ’ l '