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^Xi^ixm iottnt^ fletJieta). ••¦iiroi.B: copiJE»4. jpive: cij^:mxh. VOL. IV. a'TASIILT >KW«1'.\1»KR t^K I.IK .\ I. .\M> t.KNKHVl. I N 11:1,1.11. KNt K. FHKKroKT, N. V.. KiaD.W. -I.\M AKV 1.?. |,sii;i. wtmManuktm Bank of Rockville Centre '¦" ''viLLAOB AVENUE, Rockville Centre, L. I. ¦ASflTKL r. PniLUFS. Pr«cideBt. TnOHAS O. KNtoar, rioe-Presldent. TBKtM R. BIOTB. Cashlsi BOABD or DIRECTOBS: irlA.Dat , iTIaaaat, Hiram B. SmiU . "kD-Oembea, Wesley B. Bmllh, , Charles L. wallaca, Ban*, AnatlB Oorawell, ^inipa, Nelaon H. Smith, Jnhn T. Dariaan, W* do s G«nenl Banking UaibiMi oi iNl^t and Diaooant. IslHMt FUd on Special Depoaita. Dnft* taned on Eneland and tbe .^ Toer Pktronag* Solicited. BanidaR Bous-« A. M. to 8 P. H.) a>>Mdy.l>A.M.tol3M. XNaoniBt Daya^-Tneadayi and Fri- 4qri.*A.lC. THEFREEPORTBANK CAPITAL, $JO,000. Main Street, • Freeport, L. I. lOtaU. BANDALL. Prealdont. OHAtmCEY.T. SPRAQUE, Vloa-Hrcstdmt. WILLIAM 8. HALL, Caahlar. ¦OAKD OFDIRKCTOIIS. leha t. Raodall, vRl&mB,'cioldar. WaiCini II. Corn well, IkaaaasD. Bmltli, AB*nat Imoiir. OurlM L. Wdlaoa. Chaiinc-eyT. Rpraitua, William O. Miller, I). Weslffv Fine, lioorne Wallaca, Ootm'i'cttll, Harvey H. Hmltb, •imrae M. Kaadall, WUUam 8. Mall. Oh*, ennet taaal lanlMaya, from •. a. m. ta . •. ^ a. OInta faollHlsa aad Indocsmsnts In Mary datartaiaat eqaal to those of either th* jtaw Ton er Brooklyn Banks or Trust Com- ¦d enry acoomcdallon aa far aa la It with ooiMsrvativn manaRcment. ' at Uw rata of three per rent paid oa Its, thrae months nr more. ' on an parta of Europe, ll ba-jklnK business. ^ cortioratloiis, companies, se- .", ate., sollrlUd. aUie wtlefactl'ai (tiarantead. nirles will reoalve prompt allentiaB, aa* ^oUy aaswered. > SURGEON j» 1 :Dentlst... • Greater New York • Dexitaa Farlors, ~U«UHICRtl t SNIDHORE. OOB. FULTOK AND OOVD STS., Brooklyn, N. Y. ttef Teeth, dOraWas, OeM Mliraaa, OtSrVmiBc, •n.flO np. •A.UO nil, • 1.041 lip, • .SO U|>, rVLTOX AND GOLD STREBT8, Opp. I.o***r-*, Brooklyn, N. Y. ' . WILBUR r. THCDWELL. I OOUNULOR-AT-LAW. I IM Beeaeea Mnat, Breaklya, N. T. "VU ai**^ BaliTrNaiMrt, U L, ErenlnKi 1^ and Hatnrdays. mANCIS a. TAYLOR,/ LAWYBR. COtNB* MAIN AND FULTON STJk. .UI. E. V. BALDWIN, •IMBANJO SOLOIST.^c^ CawMt BagacemeaU at Low Ratea. , NMnTUO or FRCEPORT, BVaiKBM CABUS. JAMES PALMER. REAL ESTATE AQENT, PATCHOOUC, L I. •¦¦"aa katta* TlUa«e IVonerty or Farms 5» eah er sachaaga, wrlta full parilrulara, —Ma* loweel cash »rter. and 1 wUI adrertlae ¦"*— al aiy ewa axpraai. t:^ a. e. aeaatae. eea sea. R. A. DONLON. ¦ONDCD AUOTIONCCR. eee rcLLawa* ateca. MNiTeB *T., aia* cHvacH, FRtCPORT, C. S. RANDALL, ArahMaat. OMis lii. Breeklya era., an* Mala at, ap* BallreaJ baael, rt^mpurx. U. I. s eeapaied (or all riaaeaa CHANLCS L. SEAMAN. Carpenter *"«• Builder, rREC^ONT, 1. I. ¦atca dwerfnlly etrva. Uoiiirart* lakru. UOKB I GILSOI RATIOB, CAKPeNTER5 AND BUILDERS. FKEKPORT, L. I. ¦Mac raceaUy coopleiad lb* RRVIKW BCILOINO >• ar* preparvd l.i tak* coalracta (or Am rlaas work. . Tausiieaa. lar OaciaswHBT. BiiUcn: GeBertl CoBtrtcton, PRIVATE BLAIR OF_THE REGULARS. It was Private niair, of the regulars, hpfore dread El Cnney, ^VIlo fvit with every throb of bU wound the Itfe-tldeehh away; / n,| as he dwelt In a fevered dream ,}n th* home of his youthful years, H'J heard near hy tbe moan aud ^lgh of ttro ol the volunteern. He raised lilm up and itazed at them, an,i likely Inili* they were. Hut when bo bade thetn pluck up heart he found they couhl not i-tlr. Then a bullet plowed the»o,tden loam, and his fearless face grew dark. Tor he saw through the blur a shnrrighooter who mnde the twain his mnrk. And hlii strength leaped Into bin llml'S again, an,1 his fading eye burned bright; And he gripped bis gun with a steady hand nud gluniied along the sight; Then another voice lu that choir ,,1 lire out- spake with a dendiv strc...!*. And In the trench al El Caney there lurked a Hpanlard less. But still the moans of the volunteers went up through tho murky air, Aud there klndle,l the light uf a nohio thought In the brain ol Private Dliilr. The nask nt his clde, he had dralncl It dry lu the hllsti-ring scorch and shine, Iio, uiiappalled. be crcptYand crawled in the face of the llring line. The whirring bullet.,! speil oerhend. and the great shelln burnt with a roar. And the Hbrapiiel tore the groun,l around like the tusks ot the grlnly boar. But ou he tr-nt with his high Intent, till he covercl tli,» sprvce between, Aud cnaie to thu place where tbe Hpanlard lay and cliit,The,l his full canteen. Then he wrlggleil l,.-i,'k o'er the hlo,"ly trncic, while dentti drummed lou,l lu Ills eiir-i. An,I prcsscl the driiught he would fnln hiivu iiuiilTcd to thu lips ol the vuhiu- teers. "Drliik!'cried he; "don't think of m«, for I'm only a regular. While vou liiivu h"m,'» In the niothor-lnnil where your WiillluB |,)v«,l ones nrc.' Th,'n hla foul was »|>e,l tft the peace ot the • lend. All prnl»s to tho men who Au,l honor be from sea to sea to the deed of Prlviite liliilrl —Clinton HcoUurd, in Leslie's Weekly. QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl ' TIIE WIRE FENCE AI^AN JUAN. By .1. K. Cli }900O00OOO0O0O000O0O09o8 N every war HDine of tlm liraviiKt of llio brave, who ilii lice,Is wi,rlliy of jirniHe, n r u uevei- kiuiwii lij unuie. This is true ia an cs|iei;- ial way of the late war. In tbe calm days uf the truoo that followeil tho hard fl.i^htiug at CoiiuT, nud ou the San Juan ridge of the Urst of July, I heard tunny com¬ pany coiumnuders tell stories of tho intrepidity o( thu "wire.cutters" — soldiers wliii aro eriuipped with in- Htritineuts adapted to cut tho barbed- wire fences which abound in Cuba. Mauy C'linpuuIeK and vegiiueutH were inextricably lui.xed up in the udvauce through the death-swept woods ou the Han .Tuau Kiver, aud it ofteu happened that when a company commander called for a wire-cutter to come forward, he did not know who the soldier wa.s tlmt uuKwured him, and there was neither time nor opportitiiily to Hud out. This wirecntler worke,l almost al¬ ways at the imminent risk of his life. The barbed-wiie fence was well calcu¬ lated to delay the mlvanco of n power¬ ful force. KuuietiiueK Ihc fence was a fortification; sometimes it was merel.y the aocideutnl boundary uf nn old Held or an estate, lu either case, tho wires were looped loo.soly from the posts so that, as a rule, uo aie or nincheto oould separate them by a blow at tho post. They were in a drooping tangle which uo two hands could separate to enable a man's body to pass through, ami tbe wirea wer^ invariably so high that no one could vault over them. These defttuoes always compelled a bnlt. Commonly, nothing serve,1 to open tho way except the heavy shear- like iiuplemeiith known as wire-cut¬ ters, with which a wise provisiou had furnished every regiment of the Amer- icau regular iiiiuy. Tho man who carried these wire-cutters had a more important ollloe than tho eolor-ser geant, for the colors uro seldom car¬ ried iuto battle. If ho were disablcl and loft his wire-cutters behind him, bis coiupauy might bo detained for a long time nt the cost of many lives. A terrible instance of the ofTective- ness of this defence occurred in tho open Held at thu base of tho Siiu Juan hill, before Suntiitgo. Here a barbed fence forced whole regiinenta to halt iu the face nf a withering lire of Spau- isk musketry. In the ttre-swept zone ofthoMnuser or KragJorpcnseu rille, tt is no cow¬ ardice for s,,|>liera to lie down, or, wheu an advance is lo be mitlo, to run in n crouching position. In,Iced, tho men arc comiiiaudcl to do ao, und ofteu rebiikcl by theit comrHilcs wh,'ii they stand too erect. N'enrly all the men who marched through the belt ,,f Avoods au<l the open meadow that lay iu front of the Spanish position oU the S»n Juan ri,lge, ha-l lain on the groun,! aud advaucc'l by a series of these crouching rushes, until they were yery much mud np. Hattalions ami companies became intermingUil, for it is impossible to keep proslrale or clenching regiuieiita iu even lines, an,) ve-iiiforcemeiitH were pushing up speclily from the vesr II was n,>t from deiuoialiaiation that the troop.H were miieil up, but from the vny rapi.lily of their a,l vauce. and because the regiments were kept too close together to enable them to more iu ettended order wilhoat be¬ coming inleriiiinglod. When the f,,remojt oiflcets cmuei-ul from the Sun .luaii woo.Is upon the bi"a,l meadow which lies at the f,"« of the wiiKliug ri,lge where Ihe Span¬ ish were eiitreucl\e,l, lliey lonml them¬ selves iu a hotter lite than everof bul- lets aud bursting shelU. The order was to ckarge the hill. The iuea,l»w grnss waa tall and thick, and hero and there were little clumps of thoruy bui-hes, bnt these were nothing to a high liarl-ed wire faure, vhieb stretched right acr,"^ the Hal When tho ilisovdered soMiers reached tbis fence they had t,i pause- Then they dropped like pins iHinle.i over by a ball The Spauiar,ls ba.i the range of the entanglement |>erfectlT. Our men were nniier a trebly sexere fir*. It was enough to pnt brave sol- «U*r» !<' ^=zt. '.;=t set ..=.-. ..iDii'.i Americaa company was routed. "Forwaid the viirt-cutter»: liight bare witii the wire-cutters!" shouted Ih* cumpauy commao,Iers. S<> mauy oao«es ba,I already fallen thai cap la^BS were comman,Uug battalions. ltd lieuteuauts—often second lien- loaots, and roinetiiues boys hastily i^adaated from West ToiUt in May laat—wara rumiuandiDx cumpaoiee. OaUobad aaiukd* ol maa «*r* tlMf*. pressing forward without an officer to lea,I them. Then tbe Boldiers with the wire- cutters had an opportunity. I'mier the terrible Bre, with their comrmles lying or crouching behind them, they stepped forward, aud with steady hands and string wrists cut the loose strands of wire one by one, snnti'hcl thera to oue side, aud made a breach iu the fence, Ko many instances of this cool bravery on the part of men were t,,ld to me after tbe tight that they blend themselves in my mind in one scene. Captain Charles Byrne, of the Sixth, however, told me a story which dit fered from the rest. Wheu ho came to the wire fence with his company, which was one of tho yery fir.st to get across the meadow, he found uo breach—and the man with the wire-cutters )iad disappeared; but Providence seemed to have (iro- vided a means of getting through. I'j the woods the comiiany bad been joined by a big Cubtn with a machete and gun. The Cuban was rushing bravely on, firing aud leading the way. Few Americans coul,I tell from wliich direction the Spani.sh fire came. Bul¬ lets and shells Heemed to coino from all directions, (ieuerol olliccra were doubtful which way to turn. This Cuban knew better than any American iu what direction the Spanish position lay. It was by his help that Captain Byrne's compauy was among the first to clear Iho woods, aii,l ho advance towar,! the Spanish blockhouse. But the barbeil-wire fence barred the w.iy. Could tho Cuban cut it with his machete? II seemeil impossible to sever loose wire which would nag beneath a blow. But this Cuban had cut barbed wire before. Coolly picking out tho straightest post that was near, be stoo,l beside it, lifted his mochelc high nbovu bis heail, and struck downwar,! with nil bis Alight close against the post. One wire nits severe,I, then the next, in the same cool niiy, 'I'lio Ciibau di,l uot allow himself to hurry nor to get excited. If one of his blowshadfaileil for want of a steady hand and n sud¬ den, swift stroke, ho might have been uuable to open a breach; but no blow- failed. He drew Iho severed wires oway nml opened a length. Then Captain Byrne ordered his company through the breach in column of tw-op, ami put them at double-riuick, and led them claniberiug to the very top of the hill. All the way the big Cuban went with him. The ca]duin noliceil him at the very s!tmmit; ther he saw him no more. Neither the enptaiu nor any one else iu his componynoriii the wliob'.-Vnieri can army ever knew who this brave Cuban was, ilor how ho came to be lighting among Amerii-an troop.', noi where ho went w-Hen tho chnrgo was over; but all who saw him knew tlmt he had iierformed a service of great value, all for tbo love of hi.-i country, and without the hope or jirospect of reward, distinction or commeudutiuu. —Youth's Comtianiou. IILLED IN A COLLISION, Two Passppser Trains Smas'ii Tc- eether on the Lehigh Vat'ey Road. SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL. Th,5 flshes of the Canary Islniols, ol which Mr O. F. Cook 1ms coUectcl fifty-four species, four of them new-, prove to bo essentially those of the Mediterranean, tho faiiiiii hfiviiig little in commou with tliat of the West Indies. I.nva streams in INFexIco hnvo been known to retain their heat forty-six years after nn eruption, while two such bl'eams thot Hew in Icelaiiil in ITK,'!, attaining the voliimo of Mt. Blanc, have not quite cooled in ll.'i years, lu l.sTii it wn» possible to ignite w-uod in a luva stream that llew from Vesuvius ill 1,'^7-J. Tw-o years latei this was no longer possible. Au interesting trial witli oil ns fuel was made ou board llie loriie,lo boat destroyer Surly at rortsmouth re¬ cently. There uie fonr boilers on board tho Surly, an,Itwo of Ihese have been adajited for oil, the other two being retained for coal fuel. Au over¬ head feci tank auiiiilied the oil, which hail o HftHbing point of i;.SII degrees, Fahr«Hihcit, aud was injecled ns spray. Three runs weie mode over Uie meas¬ ured mile lu Stokes bay, and u niesn speed of fourteen knots was attained, whi,ill was const,lerod fairly siilistac- lory for u preliminary trial, although sixteen knots h;i,l beeu hopcl f,ir. This was the first time oil fuel ba,| beeu tried nl sea iu tho Brili.-.h navy. Aluminium is coming into use among the natives of Iiilia, particu¬ larly nt Ma,lr.is, where I'rofessor Chattertou, of the local university, has recently starte,I exiieriments with it among the metal-working cla.^ses of tho School of .Vrts. This lo.l to the eiiuipmeut ol a factory, which, after b, iiig iu operation but five moiitlis. How pro,luces over a t,,u u mouth of finished Hrticles. While it is lUlIicult iu such a conservative country as In¬ dia to induce the natives to ac,',-pt any innovttticns, ueverlhelcss, by cuicfiilly k'llowiiig the establi-licl shapes iin,l finish. It has been found possible lo iutro,liu-e Ihe new ware » il!i i-,,iisi,lcr- nble success. In a,l,lilioii to making onliiiaty utensils, ornamental aiol n,- tistic work is d,,ue a, the fact,,ry, au,I c,insi,lerable is aiiticipntwl from this dei'artment, as the natives i,f India pos-sess great skill as metal workers. Near Salmon City, Maho', a gold drclgiiig plant of remark.ible prooor- tious is in process of buibliiig by a compauy of Chicago. This notable plant IS ,,f the Xcw- Zenlan 1 type, with all the heavy psrts of auiienled steel ami with a ,laily capacity esii- malcl at t.'iiHl vai.l-,. The boat was ri,,ated some time since, ami the vast machinery exhibiicl tli,' most satis¬ factory . tiicicncy for the purpose, tbe final tests to be made in the uear future. This jilant has been w,>rke,I heretofore by hyilranlicking. at such times as the water »iip]ily permitted, and It produces what has tin! reputa- tiou ,,f being the purest article of gold found ill I,laho. bring vorlh nearly J-^i' per oiiiicc «« il comes fr,,m iho ground.. M,,reover, tho pay streak of , tins remarkable locality is -Jno to MOll i feet wide, twelve I,, twiliiy feet deep, I an,I averages sixlv cents per cubic , y"'i- I " ¦ Tlie t:n,lor»nc* of Afrirana. I Two cases u.dably illuslratiTeof the ] Alncau uatirc's p.,»cr ,.f eudurani-e are rcportel fiom the British Central ! .Vfrica l'rot,>etorate In each instance a man was dragg-"i fr,MU Uis canoe by a crocolile, an 1 had au arm bitted al¬ most to a pulp. The men lia,l to l>e taken long iii«tance» overian i On 1 raa.-hiug Zomba each l,a,l the injured MANY SENT TO THEIR DEATH, rlir Tralna Mi-I In a lles'l-iit, r"lll>i<>ii ¦{ Full S|i-e,l Nriir l'l,tlnn>l,l. N . .1 s|i. teen ¦¦•-riinns Are Klllel ,i,"| Over Thirty Injure<l-Tlir Ki.intvi Wa. lh< Reinll of a Blunder. Pi..ii>-rii.Ei'. S.J. (.-^pc.'inh.-Tw.* I,chlgh Valley trains rushing In opposite illr-cllons ;,l a high rate ol sped crashed hit,, each ither Hon,lay afternoon just before 1 I clock, about n -.nil" <,nst ul l.lnc,dn. with •uch tremeuil.ius r,,r,"'tlml tlilrt,-"n human ;,c|ng3 were kllle.l outright nud three dle,l liter being remove It., Muiilenhcr.} H,,s- ,'ltal. The number ol 8eri'.i'i.ily injured was aheut thlrly. The ilea.l ar,-; Jaeoh Heller, tailor, thlr- y-llve years oM. of Mount C.irmell, Penn.; loUn Jarvis, lllteeu years oM, of M'uint :;,riiiol, Penn.; Ahner s. Kaiser, carptt Meaner, of PotlsvllLi, Penn.; .Martin Ki'cn- in. of Mount ("nrmei, reiiu , ubuui Ulty- IVB years old; Theoilore l>. Kohnn. thlrty- ;lve years o|,l, of Shaniokiu, Peun.; IV. C. L,'adcr. thlrlv vears ol,l. "f Mount •armel. Penn.; WarV-n H. MerklM. ,,f .-ilin. uoklu. Peun., age,I twenty-three; Fr,ink P>vl,c.-kl, abuut forty veiirs ol,l, ,>! M,miil '¦armel, I'euu.; II.' Welkel, »i.,.,ui ,,-.ir.s ul,l, ul Kham,,klu, r,'nn.; th iuuwn women and one unknown man; IV. H. lllu'ile, of Mount Carmel, Penn., -iiiitractor. age.l furly-llve; (leorgc ,To- u'pbs, ol Hhn:n,iliin, Peun., aged twenty; ll-'ury E. Welkel. photographer, aged ;w,'nty.elght. ol .Shamokin. Pcnu. The accident was the re.*uiL of an at- empt upon the part ol soinebo.ly t,) \-.-omf,llsh the Impossible by seu.tlng tivi nilns over the same track lu oijposlt" lire,-Huns al the same lime. The east ",uiii| tru.'k, where the clllsiun o,-.'iirre,l, ,v-ils nut In us,' ou a,'c.,iint ,,f a fr,'lglit ,vreck nearby, au,I tn-.ius wcr ' sent In both llr,'ctl"nsov,'r the we,tb iiiii'l tr:i,'k. The .r.'iln that carrle I uui^t ,,[ the IcIIIhI and iijiircl was tlie thir.l secti'in of Ui-, Haale- .u.'ipress. wblc'a was carrying to N'ew i'ork a large number of people from slmmokln. Mount C'armel, Pottsvllle nn-l illier towus In tho coal district. Thu ffcstho:iu,l train was what la known tid. ;raln No. 71. It was a lo,'al acooinmoda- loii nud left New V,,rk at 10.50 a. m. 'I'lie polut where the wrck ucciirre,l Is a lUb't country sp"l ,in n lung curve that •uus through a heavily wuu,le,l illstllct, riie two trains appr,>ached ea,'!i other at lull speed, au,l ea-'li euiilueer wa.i eiitlrolv gii,,raut ul the proximity to unoth,.^r rain until the two engines llisliel aroun,| :tie '.-iirve almo-t upon each oUi-.t. The -rash followed almost liuine,llat,'lv. In an nHtauttheaIr was full of shout's an,I the uuansollhe iiijiire.l, nn,l the two trains were masses ot limglel wrc-kag,-. There vas almo.st uu li'jlp at haa.I. au-l fir a .ini" all was oiitiHlin. Tli-i tw.i --n- k-lues were smash,',I almost ,,ul ol all -eniblaiice tu what they ha,l l.c,.n. • u.l the fu,.-t that iiu m.it.i llv,'s irere l,>..,t Is attributable to the ui,'r,'y iliai the wreckage dl,l not ink,! lir,'. riios,! wh,i e8,'apc,l uuliijureil at ouo.i :urn,'d their attention t,,war.l helping to ¦ilri.-ale the |,'.<s forlunato. The news ol :h,' accbleiit was carrle,! to Lln,'oln, t,i West Duuellen au,l toPlululb'liI, aU'l su,iu the wrecking train was on Its way lo the icene. The wrecking crews llrst turne.l :l;eir attenliuu to the Injur," 1. Pliysb'iaus were brought tu the wreck ns soon as ,,t,ssihlc, nu,l umler their supervision the Injure.1 wci-e taki'a oa a special train t,, Plalullebl. wlu-r,, they were pla,-"1 lu the Miilih-iiherg Hospital. Tile llji/,l,-i,,u ,-.Npress wa.s ,lrawii by Kii- siiie N,,. jsii. ,il which .lames I'.'u.lerua.st, i,f Kastoii, was the engineer. Pcn,b'rga.s: was caughl beneath the ivreck ol his ,-ii- ;Uie aud was plniicl there bv some uf tlie hi'iivy irouwurk that resli-,1 on his legs. When the rescuers reaclu-.l him i,,- was -oiisciuus, an,l ,-alinly ,llr.-.-l,-l lli,-;ii h. UTAH MURDERER FOUND CUT, ¦<lTS. tVriglit. of (;nnverneiir. Ai-cu-rs Her II an,I ,>t .-«Tri;...l..rrliiii-. f;,,rvEn>-Krii. K. V. iS; ial i.-'-HierllT (icrge A. storrs. ,-r finh t' unt.v. fi^ih bit here a few ,lavs ag.,. accoinpanici by Mrs. .lennie Wrigiit. Ti."y are eu rente to I'tah In nn cu,lcav.,r t-, ,-1,'ar uf a munb-r mvsterv an.l. if pussll le. lo frcenman from a lifesenvni'e. I .Kt the iviican Point Ilancb. finh, iu ls;i.5^ three vniiiig men were shot ,l,iwii olie night lu theirran,'li house. TbesiHi.tallier ,,t oneof the b.Vvs. a iiiiiu nnmcl 11 ivui's had ha,I tr-oibl" wllhtlie i",.n. iiu,l was ,-linrt;,',| w-ltli the ,.rl,ne. The l"..|i,).. were foun,l sunk In I'lali Lake aiol the pre-iiises they hn,l ,)cci»pied were b.ul.-.t. H ivii-s was couvictcl on ,'ircuiii«taiitial i-vll e ! nn,l was sent,'iice I tu l"< liaiigcl. but l,e. ^ fore IhclalH of exe.-ull',u a stav wa., -•¦- cure.t an,l tlie.j.pnt»^tr,ra, was ,i,,;iirnilt,' 1 1 , lltelmprls.'-u'ment. A sli,,rt time alter I ri'iie a niau of the nnnieof lieorg" W. Wright, llielius- l.iiii,l of Mrs. .Iciinl., Wright, left that l.i- calltv aiil visllel vnrbuis parts ,,f the W.-st. ilnallv ,lrl,'IIUB t.\ Freshwater, fal. He was a gra.luale of Kalainnz.,.', I.aw ' ,1- legc, an,| a skilled siirvevor. Hue m,,ru¬ ing a man with whom Wright wis nt ,vl,ls was f,,iin,l shol t.i p| In bis .-abln. ' Wright nsslsle.l at the l.'.im'u.rs hunits:. : an,I wrote out the vcr.li'i ,,[ "miir.ler bv a person iinkuown." l.at,'r Wright became Involve.l In a ,|ue.st|uiiablc >h--i, ,|eal. an-I. : afler being arn'sleil. jumpct his ball an.l I n,>,|. Ilevlsit,'d bis wife nt her parents' home here nn,lth"n ¦llsappeared. After be 1 -ft the W,.s! ev|.leu-e of n posl- ! live character relating t,i the niur.ler ut * Freshwater was f,Min,l against Wright.aii-l alter w.irking ,111 III,' -ase for uv.-r a veir 1 theniilliorlties ellclte.l a coiif"ss|"u fr,,m 1 Mr-. Wright lo the elT-.'l that her liu-l,anl ! bill g,,.1,1s wlib'h llgur"! In tb-- P-ll.'aii P.ilnt miirler'. Mrs, Wright |s i",w will- .Jjlg 1.1 lesliry au'ilns' luT lui-!,au I f. I'lpb'-'riuie. "isle I ,,11,1 .\,,r.. T'lP W..I1K ¦¦» I \r..»a. .V -,rnm.-irv ,,rri' - ri; ,,r tne v.ir T, ,• .itTit- lie;, iri-n,T,t. r« ' - lii-t v,-ar shows tha; Screraiv of sta^,- . :¦ -r se,-,i.-".l li,..p"ssager,[ a liw chau-.-- ,-,-|!ie mi.'t'iu.l of irri,- criiiinil siiti-. -.. ti|»r,-'iv saving neirU- -ri'.n.nii i vh,:-. : ,' s;:,,,. n.irlof I'ii.ir.ties uai-ha,! inr,-- 'i'lloli ,,v,-rtw,-lve stale cliarital.le In-ti- ,,Hi.,11. -eight fort leif. '..n" f,ir 111.' Moot ami Ul," fur jiiveure.. There ar-a's , i\tv-f,iiir count!-, ,-llv a,|.| t.iwu alms- '1 usi.s au.l m-irejiiiati uri" th.iu^iu I ,,tli,-r ;-:-litulloiis for th,' p.'ir. charliii •¦iiri,'s of the I,,' last lime repor hos.'re.-elviiig outdo inir al I heir .iwn hoin, -..-B. The state r ,mil vh'i wer iiell- ,11 l)",i-,er I. 1S-1S. were 71 nil. anl elief au.l still llv- ;ti.-reBate,l '.>.,M1.- .,11 of I.uiia.'v hris al.'.l till r.iviliu- ll. ll;.-. hav" lear ..fbiii SENATOR HOAR ON EXPANSION. lie l":.,iE,ir,il>'. Ilic light A'.:alnal llie I'ull, V ill Ihe Sc'iatc. W(siiiN,,T,i>-. 1). I'. (•.Spc'ial).~.S,'nat,ir ¦ieorge F. H.ia-, of Massaehusells, bi:id,'r ilth.'aiitloxi.aiHl.iai.ils, Inaugurate.! the :lglil against the p.'a-'.i Ir-aty In his sp.'-cU ^lefore thi'Se.ritooaM.iu.liiy. Si"'a';liig ,,ii the V,-»l r'sulull.,ii! w'll'h 1,',-lar,'s Ihat 11., |...wcr i, giv,':itli" F.-.b-ral .n.| go III I ,'|.| -•-riii'l |,.'riii:iii,.|itlv IIS ,'ol.,iil"s. 11 seii.itoi-fr.,iii Massa.'liusells ina,lo au ,-lab- irate argiliiieut ag.ilust i-vpaiisLiii. against i,'.|iilrlng the I'lillipi'liies, and iiullr r .'tlv igaliLst the ratl:l^:^tiou ot th" treity ol Tlie'principal roliils oa will-h S'uator Hoar base.1 bis s;.c,-.'!i w,-r.-: 1. That tli-ru was u., ,-.,ii.-titiitioual iow,'r to a.i tuir ilouies. '.'. That the a',|iiir,'T,,'r.t ,if !,.rrit.,n- in ll,' eastern liciiil«piici-c woiibl I-.,.-Ill tlr- ¦ liattering of the Moiir.,,, Il.vli-ii:,.. ¦:iii-e It wo;iM l.irc.) us I,, con,-.-b, t,, all ",w,'rs llie ri,.-lit to n.'.|iilrc t..'rrl.,,rv ia ;his I,.. iiis;ili,-re. ;l. That ev,-rv 1,'sson of cxpcrleiio was a vu-nliig a,-iiii'sl ,ittH:ui,;iir,* t J a 1 ului'--.';- aws in a Ir ,|,|.-al ,',.l.,in-. 4. A.-,|iiisili,,a w.iul.r m'ln .li'uiiiisli,, 1 y.ig.'s furlh" w ,r:i,ii,i-iaii.l a-i ia -r.-n, in urge ol ,li>;rll,uting the t.'i.noi.lW'l aiiiiii- v,'.V|"'udel bv the Stale f,,r the,.ar,-.,f ' t»-eiitv-oii" ih.nisa'ul Insnii,' nn.l llie ...-ee Institutions In whi.'li th,'v ar ,ri. !lne,l. In llie face,,f a sliar|, a,1\-an,-e in the price of breadsluff. aiul other Impur- laut articles of maiutenan.-,'tlic ,'o.iimls- si'iu made a re.lucll,,ii lu llie uialut,'ua .,[ *1I p,'r caplt,i Th» niiuil'i'r .'f new ,'a-,'s a,linitte.l I.I 111,. Slate H.ispitals l,ir t'l,' In -aiie'vas 4;177. a slight lii,-r,-Hs,' over t'le lireceding vear. There have I n eipeiul. e,l f,ir school Mirp (s,.s .luring the la«t school vear »a'.i..')l.'i,:i:H.M. ul which th,. stale directlv ,',iiitriluit,'l .JI.7s.';.i;.V'-,..M. The number of chlblreu uti.'U.liiig s,';i,i.il 111 the state has hceii I,IHS,;l;M, f.,r th,' In- slru,'ll,,u of whom io.Hil tea-hers have l',','n enipl.iyi'.l, I.ANii AcguinKii nv the St.vti:. —During the last lls,-al vear the State a,',|uirc,l till,', bv putchiw,', to 'J3:l.'.i2.-1 acr,-s,if .\.|lr.in,l,i.'k Inn.l amllost bycaui'ellatl.m au.l redeaip- I bin .'iiill! acres. Th,- StaN-s liiii Is In llie f.irest pres,'rvc,inOctob,-r l.ls:is,arii,)iuil,-,l I., l,I,')(1.0.'ia acres. Tlie t,,tal iiumb.T ,,f it,'r,-s |,iirehas,*,l uii.ler the f,>r,'^t pr,'serve act Is J.-i;i.:i7:l. an,l th insbler.itl.'n pabl was .tl.lOS.UI. ,'r auaverag.' i,ric,..,f ?4.27 per a,'re. liii.is IN- nil- .srvAxr.-Among the bills j will.'ll have l".-ii ii,ir.,lii,',..| In the s,.|nit,' at,-: Senat,ir Stranahau (11";,. Oswego, lu¬ ll rolii-,.,1 the nm,'n,lm,'nt I.) the ,'onstltu- lloii. wlii,-h provi.b's r.,r bi,'nnlal s.isslons ..f til" bi'gi.slaturc. Til" iimeii.lmeut has 1. II passe.1 ,,ucu bv the Legislature an.l I his t., b,'pnasi'd again lu or.ler t,i go bc- ! f.ire the people. S.-ualor Ahreu ( Deiii.. N. Y.^ lulru.liic'.l a bill ,-sla!,llslilng a home tortli,'ln,llgent p.ior ,,f New Vork. Kings, tiue.-ns. SulT.ilk. l!l,-!im,iii,l, Westchester, mill iW'klauil t-,iuutles. It appropriates illW.nn). Ib'giilatl.ins for a,lni|sslou ar.i pr.ivi.le.l for ill the bill, whl.'li als.i .-ou- talus pr.ivisloiis ri'laling lo r,),,iiis. ..l.,th. lllg. an,l llie,ll,'«l alteiidilli,-e. .\lI-,,INrMKN-rs .\M, His, ll.\ll,IKS. ti.ivi'r- uor Itoosevelt has a|>p,,iiit,'.l Hiram II. Steele, of lli-,,ol>lvn. as lUstri.-t-.^11,^1,-v ul Kings Countv. In pla,-,, ,,| .1. F. Man'sn. elevate,I t,i Ihe Supreme Ciiirl bench, an,I (ieui-ge W. llavisoii, l)lslricl-\ltorney of l^ueelis l-.iiintv, ll place of William .1, Youngs, who 'r.'slgncl to become Hi,' THE NEW KING OF SAMOA. MalaalH Klerlr.l ,SI.,n»t.l> "r ihe UUnd Willi.inl Miuli ll|i|,nsi|l"n. ¦W»sHi>-"T,,v, 11. t-. tSp,.clul>, . Mataafa has been el",-te,l King of .san.,ia.to su,'oeed Malletua. i)ffl,ial Inl.irmalb.n to this ef¬ fect has I'imu re-,.iv",l her" The election was iiej.l wiinoul triu-.le. tluiugh Taaia- itl,. ¦0 1.1 ,if moral¬ ly alopt.'l l,v th,' I'iiile.l Stales, will''I )pi"is,.s a.'.iuirin-.; Ii,ipe.-ial p,nv-r.i .,r Im- ,,erial r,'gi.,ns liy ,• ,ii.| .u-i. , the offlce. I Mataafus e|,.,.tl,.-.; IS highly satislactorv, I not only to the Wasliiugt,)ii (iovcrnment, I but to the (lerninn nu,l Hrlllsh Oovern- i moiits, because of tbe cerlaliity that he will I 1". giil,le,l in his action bv the'wlshi's,If th,i I I'uusuls in Apia of the slguatory Powers to the li,'rlln lr,'atv. NEW JERSEY SENATORSHIP, Kx-|-oiigiTs«,iiHii .lulili Keail llecelvpn tlie f-Hucus Noiiilnalliin |.-iir Krnatiir. THrxr..x, N. .1. iSpe,-iall.-Tlie Legisla¬ ture was ,,igaiil;-.cd Tu,'silay aftorn,)on. (harles .\. Keed. ol Somerset t-ounty. was clui.en Pr,'sl,leiit "f th,' Senate, Augustus S. liarber, of lllou.-.wter. Sc-n-lary. ail,l .1. ¦¦ ik Liiidsb'V, .,f .M,,rris, li-a.liiig I'lerk. •cut Hire.. Iiewcv. In Helena, re THi NEWS EPITOMIZEa XTashlnrloB Itauita. 'e un Naval AfTalrs agrecl lu reiu.rt favorably Hie promotion "f naval oBlccrs who participated In the war with S|.aiii. ,iver others wk-, are tbeii seniors. The list In-ludes Admirals Samp- sou an,l Schley. The Navy Department has dccblel lo allow the naval station at tiiiain a lull brass band. The K,iuipment llareau bas been aulhorlzo.l ts. p^'cu^e -he instruinenlsan,! -Iilp them ofr-the V,,seniltu when she starts :or the islaul. nl.bas ,leclde,l ti giinb.Kils to Hear A.lmlral ,1,1111,111 t,, Ih,' fa.sllne ami ntly ordered t,> Pblllpplne waters. The vessels assigne.l to this dulv are Ihe gunboats Princeton. Vorktown uii.l llennlngton. In tbe Senate Tuesdav Mr. Mason (Hep Iii.l mn.le nn address In support of hlsr,-- -eliitbm that the Inited Slates wi'l not -eek t,i govern nny p,-.,ple without their Secretary .Mg.'r. In * c.,;;;munl.'atlon t,i ,iiv-K"sle,l that st,,ps be taken |.> i-i'cignlr.e the mcrli,,rlous b.ispital work i'erl,irnie,l bv Margaret Livingston I'ban ler nn 1 Auna llollgny In tho Poi-to Klco ampalgn. I'helotnl e\pens"S of the Peace fommls- <i.,ii tolhe (i.ivcrninent w-as not In excess f tino.ooo. The Senate <)r,1ere,l the printing of the Nicaragua Canal bill, an amouled nnd raodl- lle,l. Sonntor Piatt H'ouu.V se.-ure.l I 'e »'.op- Ion of a resolution calling up,in the Secre- ary of the Interior lur lufurinatbin on- -,'rning the ,-iittliig ,il ,lea,l aa.l fallen lim- ¦er on the Chippewa Indian lleserv.ailon In Minnesota. The cost of the regular nrinv. un,lerlhe provisions of the Hull bill, was tlxed at tH-J,0M,ll6,%, an Ini'rca'eof t.'.7.710.'i.ll. The House paspe.l t'le bill lor the Hon ul un n,ldllluiial .luilge In the sixth ludtctul Circuit. I'he Presbleut 1ms approve.I tbe Prgent Hellclency bill covering the ,lellcleu,-les In lie army an,l navy expendiliirca during he last six mouths. Senor Calvo, representative of Ciista lli.'a, was pnisented to President M-'Klnley I, Ihe nilvaucedrank of Minister Plenlpo- "jitliiry; Seii.ir Corn»a was presentoil as .'hargo d-.ih'alres'nt Nicaragua. The Auglu-American J,<lut High Cumuils slou bas resume,! itsscssjons. Th,' othe ollle In the ll.iiise tli,-re are hut a iinlmportnut changes iu the ..fll.'ial f, A,'tlng lioveruor Davbl II. Watklns wiu ele,-ted Speak,'r anl Thomas H. .louos I>iMneatic. last 1 Miss Sophia Pallas. ,laughter of (Ieorge few i ll. Dallas, who was Vice Pr,-si,leiit of the ilteil Slates with I'n-sldenl Polk. ,ll,',! at 111 Philadelphia. ag,-,l sevonty- i-:ss i-ate ,'tnry FIRE ON A DUCK FAH^A. ::?r" Tn N..I. iSpc.-ial).- Iir,',l,-lroyc.l Ihe incubator au,l engine huii-e^ on Pat¬ rick Ma,'Av,)y-s ,lii.-k farai. three miles Irom Tr,.utou, iu K.vlug Town^lilp, a , g.i to rk I., . hii H" t with his [e..| an,I legs mash,-.I l,,,, pulp. '' Tho grealest .lisastur was wniiig it in tlie j list car of the express iraliitlir.iiigii wil-'i I the tender of tho cngln,' lia,l p:,,vv,'.|. I riio.-e who ha,l ,i,',uipl,'.l Hie front si'iils [ it Ihat car musi liavu 1,,'eii lusiaiitly ' klil,-d. for tli,-lr bo,lb's werefouu,! masocl I in.l blee.llug beneath thu wre,.',i;ig,, i,f ; h" teudiT. T,ie b,.li,.H were inilliialcl al- ii.isl bevou.l 1,1,-111 ill-atlon, the heals i."liig i.-arlv torn Ir .11 th., b.illes lu s,...-,t,iI lii- .t:iu.-.'s. limbs t.,n, uir aii.l I...,!!-, .-ut aid wlst,..l. S,.v,-ral of Hie Injur-I w-r.' ! iiluuc.l iu their plH.res by lb.- wr,-.-.- i-., in I ihe |,iro part .,1 Hie .ar, aid lia.l l lug in,l cut ,>ut ,.| Hieli' I rc-ari iiis pu..iii..iis. I llarrv Itiitlaiid. Hi" .,pcr.i;,.r at Hi., s.uilli ' I'laiiillel.l st.itl.,ii. gav,- th,. signal tndt p,,r-- :iillle.l til" b.'.'il train bouii.l Iruiu .l,'rs,)y -Ity M 11,1111.1 llrook t., eiit,.r a ,llvl.-l,>u wh,-re it met the tblr,! seclloii ol an ei- 'iirsion train rniiuliig on III,' same tra.'k, ;iecaiise of a freiglii wreck whi,''i ub- uruct,-,lthe eastl,ound tra.-k. WImthcr ho 11.1 this uudi't orders ,.r wh"lh:;r he mlsin- , erprete.l unlers ,,r wh,-Hii,r he had no or- : lers al all Is vet 1,, be .b-termln-'.l. '. l-h" I.,-liigh Valb-y Uailr.ia.l Is n,.t pr,i- .,.,'l,.,l by Hie I,:.,cli signal system i-ast ,,f iastou. West of that point an aiil,,matic .vslein Is use,!. Due ,,l the .-r.-w .,1 I li» !,"- ilgh w-icklng Iriln at Hi" wre-ii ..aPl iliai -Iilsa,'.-i,l,'iit was Ibe twenty Mr.-t that the ruiol Ma.l Im.l slii.-e .lamiary l.aul was Hi" lxtlilli.it ha.I l,ilieii place ii,-ar Hi" same ivhlle P,'-,-ln ,li|.'l;s. w!ii.-h Ma,-.\v.,y w.u laving for br,','dllig |,urpos,.s. were ,iirn,',l. N,'ariy a tli.,u-nu I ,'!ii,-keas were ,le.stl-,,V,-l, le'Sl.b'S twelv" .'.IWS, "-v,-nll ,'alvus. ciglil I lirg,! iii- :-ul,at,irs. an.l a lar-^.' i|Uaiililv ,,r turnips .111,1 i",t.-ii.,es. The |.i:-swl!l r,':|.-!i ab ,ut jj.",.»0(l. .Ma.'Av,,v i-als -s ,lii..'is f.,r Hie Neiv Vork market. His s-i.-,,ii chisel with Hie ll,ill,lavs, ail,I lie liii.l f--w i.'si.le, |.r,"dlug ,lu.'ks',,ii h.iu.l. l!.-f..r.' I'Ug.iging In t'o' ,lii,;k bii-in,-ss Ma.'.Vv.'V k,-|.t a ,biirv firm. Ills l-irg" barns an.l ii.-:irlv all ills .-or.-s w,'r,- .1"- <tr.,v,..l by lir.'ab.iiit nine v,'nrs ago. T.io n-iglii ,,r this lir.' Is a invs!,'rv. as tli,-i-e !ial .,eeu n.i llro. In Hi,- Inciibat ,r boils,, wh-'r" Ihe names w,'re ,lls..-ovcr,',l. AN ELECTRICAL EXECUTIO'>l. llllll, r II ckei I'ul lu l>,-alb »l Siu^- Mng lur tVile-Miir.ler. MS , .SIS,., N. V. |S;,...i:il). - Ibiiler .;" Moil.lay niiiig. Tlo r- 0,'k... Al li.Si ,,-,-l.i,-k 17S0 til. tin I1-. ll. " ul Iters WIT il u.,t liivolv CHILD'S PLAY ENDS IN DEATH. -obire,! laiolv Kills Feu, l.lltle I ul a leu,liy. Toi.K.nu. iiiii,,isp,.,-ial)-siii..e(-|iri5imas ;he four chli.lr,-n ,,f Mr. an.l Mrs. S. .1. Lnlug. of Eii-t Tilelu. have dl".|. Ou.< Ib'd a few 'lays after Chrlslmu". another a neek later. au,l two 'lui-c passe,I away a ew days ag... The last ,,lie was tho sole ;e.u«lning ,''iiM ol the faliiiv. OnChristma-the ,'lii|,lr,'ii were plavlug ¦'doctor. " au,l the ol,ler l,..y t,-,I; tlu-r.l.' 5l physician. He coaip..,iu,l,'l .i meil.-iii" f"r bis brother aiol slst.'rs. wl,., plav,. I HI. He .li:-s..|v,',l colurel eaiiily into atiimWer ,1 uu;,'r nnd n.liiiiulsleri-.l it t" all of ih-.m. ¦ai-lai.iiigof som.i himself, Tue ,'hii.lrca -uir.-re,l mu.-h ,,aiu. Mure Milllnna Fur llelly tiirrn. Il.'lly lireen.the ri.-Iict w.'inau in tne .-nlle.l State., alter p,'r»ist,'i.t litlgati.,n. ba. g,it lu contnil of the ii.-i^iMJ.IIO.) left bv herauut. Sylvia Aun ll.,wlau,l, of N-w Ucl. |..r,l. Mass. I.leiilr iv.ire I rolls w,'r" turn,'! on. Tills vultag,' wa^ Koiii up for ti'ii se 1,1s au.l 111, II r,',l,i.'e,l loiinn volts, whi.'li was kept u;, I,,r 11 fly secmds. At 11.--'.-1. afi,-r Ur. Irvin,- lia,l ex- imine,! Di-,'k,T. ll wa- ,|,.,-i b-l 1., a.lmliils- :eras >n,l sli,i.-k. This w.is kept ,,i, al 17sll volts r..r IW., mill,11,-. anl at II.117 |i,..-l<er was pron.uiM.'.'.ldcil. li,-,-k,'r i;iil,' I his wile, who was a white x.KU-.isl. lu-ar Tilteliviile. Staleu lsl:,i,.|, .in Ihe m.-riiiiig .>f Mav-r,. I*;u. H" att,'-,ipt,-,1 1.1 .-.imniit s,ii.-l 1,', sh.i.itlng him —if in Hie ib.bmiuii, but Iio I- ,ver,.|. IL-wa-.e,,. .,-n I t., be kille.l d-li:,i,g Hi iriv pan ..f S,,v,'ml>"r. but lils,..vecutb,:i wa- -1 ly,'1 by aniii,p,-ul. Knlrldeufn Naval Appreullrr. Archie E. Wall. b,riii,-rly nn appn-nib-e ,ui the battleship Ti'.va-, tutue.lon llv,'g.is jels III the i.arlur ,,r hh b.,ar,lln..t li lU-" In Piiila.l-lphla. l','ii,i.,a lew night- a lil,- 1 - lllg ..I t.. Ills nriie.l hi, n.i b.ve.l is Maria W»rk', lenee itrdnrrd. The sentence .,f Lieiitenaut Wark ,,lthe il.n-al Artiiler.>:^wlM was cndemnel t.i .leath at l.lverp.i .1. Knitlan,!. lu li,.'e,u!,er .,11 the charg.- ,il niiirleriiig Miss lane Vales hv --uiisiilrlng witli liert,, pro-'iire an illeualdperatliii .in h.'r-e|f. whb-li re-iilte.l falallv. and wh., w.is rubse.pieiuiv re. prieved by the H , lie Se.-retari. ha.< l."-u reduceil to three years' penal servitti.le. Hank Rublieri Mrrnre ai'lM;. The >a.'e ol tho Ashiiifnliam Hank, at ^«liburuhaui. Mass.. was b,.>;Jn ,..pe:i a few .laysag.i an.l *l-.'s7 stolen fnui the cash i.,x. The thieve, et.ape.l. Cyrllnz >-»l»« ole fa-tory lu- i-eu - Ueig rtel In D.ll 11 hol.l Hires bb-yele show> ere 1. I'r UongJas tiray. acting chief me.lical officer there, remarks further, in tia report, upi u the grvaing con¬ fidence of the native in the European medicu. Beports of ,cures—more es¬ pecially in relauonto surgery—spread raf.idl.'' amongst tbe natives, aud the ose o'. ' cure—a fibre band tied roand a liiub above tbe itat of disease -is, ha lays,' fast losing its rrpatatioo.— 1 L«B4ea Sew*. tills winter. Two uppll'ations for paH-nls .in brakes toaci on ther.i^d were revJently made In EnRiand. Frue petals, perailillug c,.a.tini wiilioiii removlnif fee, from pe.laU"are becoming morecimm,.n. The steel rlb^.in to be plscel b-tween the alr-tabe anl outer-casing of doa'^le lu'..e tire» is I eiog revive! again. Within a ye.ir. a 'ording ti the s-.tti.h Cy.'itit. thitleeu ,-ycie pa;.ers In llreat Britain "have "'"ne t,, the majority. Acc.irdlng t., the latest rejort- fr.m It»l> Hiere If a c.yi.l dernaud in that .-...uutry f -r Ameri,-an l.,cycle«. whi-'i have •*c.>ai-.- lii»ulj •ri'le-ist.^d Ibel,-. Ti,e one-mile recr.l ban bean reduce | fr,,m .t -VI t<i I -tl 4-^ ,e t»ei.l v years a r*. ,la-itcn "f 2.-21 1-5 Kigii yrar." ng.. the re.- rd was -J^l'j I-i. live venrs agu it wa; 1 S« l-.s. . ' The Pruss.an State ralii,>a.is haveadoiit- ed new raie. lur law iransponatmn "t til-! rvcles. The ,-jar4<> f.-r all dl-tan -« li lireta cent*, whl-1 l» p»; 1 »i the ticket vlBce for a bicycle tlekrt. Tbe cycle ah-.w probieu-. JiaJ 'oten a bone of contention in the ir.iOe lor K-me year^ paat, aad now a.it a fev . ' tbe larger nan. ufaeturen proieat that C< show haa ont- gruvn lU period of uteluiiitaa. 1,'a.l. He leltliules a,|.lres ' mother anl a-weetnearl. win, .- I lov,'. He sai.l he f.>rg.iv, lier ' her 1,1 the bi-t. Toe girls na'ii Sklilmali. slie works iu al,.,x !ii lia,l t.,|.l Ar.-!ii., «he .III ii ,i w him airaiii. .\r--:il'wa- tweuly i ol,L His uiotlici- liv,.. at Hun P,-l,n. sbiiiklUKr liiboi <>r S|i,it,,.li Sulliers. Tlie .-t..im-.i,i. .Notre lla.u.. .!.¦ Siiiit nr- rjv,',! at llar.'eloua. Spain, ou .Mou,lay with liiXIsol Ib'rs from Hav.ida. Tli" nu'ii were in a shoekiug conilltloa. Tie- sleiin,sliii, WIS not large euoiigh l,i fur',ish accimm,- .liili .n for the nuiui.er of tr ,-ps p,it u.i.'ar.l of her. TiiiMv-niii" of lliem ,11,'1 , ,,u llio pass,ii.,.,:r,.| were taken tii au a-nbu. ; lau-,' t.i HiH h,..-plials alter t!i«y lanlcl, . anl 100,1 wr-t.ilten to s-initariu-:i.. T'l- j ,,ilier- .'.ml I h-irllv .stauj. AH w--i j /«ar- fully e:ua-late.L Kllleil al H llelel Klir. I A nre wlii--h br-,; • ..ui lu i!i» ll-.i,-l I Hi.-liell,,,i at Pills!,iirg. P.-iiii.. Siin.lny I morulngi r.-ub.el in a pr.p-rlv 1 ,ss of ! oiilv a!..,ut ?|.-,.Oii,l, l"l'. three ii-,-..s ,ver.' I .a.'rill'",! all.l live pe.iple w-re 1.:, Hv bur'. The ,l,.a.l .ire -.Mrs. Kn'o-ria-' Ii-yle. Pittsburg. Penn.; .tm.is S. Lan-lis, lirap"- 1 ville. ivnu.; lieorge A. Walters. Camden. I N. J. The lire ,,rigiuate,l ou tn» s-'on I ! It ,.ir fr >m HU ejp|."lon .,t ga-, aid within a tew moireuts the I.ml.ling was a -;;.i-s .,f ,' llaiues au.l l.llu.ling i.:noke. The u..ise .,1 i the et;,(,"i,,u- awa'.cuet m.,si ..f th-. i guest-, abuut tw.'b'v In nuiiber. wj.j e—ape I with th" nb >v.' fatalltie-. New n> the ,tiiiprlran FUz. Fre,l--ri.'k il. Sait-'r. gea-ral agi-nt ol the N..rthern I'acill ¦ lUil tay Company lu New j y.irk City, aun.iunees that fie steams:,ips Victoria, r.i.'ouiaan,! Hum pla o' t he Sort a- eru I'acilb, Sleamshli, x'oinpauVs Ta- 1 .-oma Line, an I t^e stea-nship c ilgimVia .,r the P..rtiaud Liu". have been pla Md unl".- I the American Hag Tri» otti-r steameti i .-..nnected Willi Hi Hue, llyt-i- Pritiis'l ll-ig. Comptroller William J. Morgan appoint,-I Th,'o bire P. lillmau. ,if New Vork Cllv. to be FliM Deputy Ciinpli-ollcr. The salarv is H'm a v,'ar. Mr. tlllman Is " m,-reliant ami forty-one vcirs of age. aii,l was highly lu.birscl by l.iisluess men. l-lilrlv ,'111- ployos ,il the Stale Knginc-r U.'partmi'iit have le-oii ilr.ipp-o.l from th,- payr,,lls ,il the •<l,-parimeiit. Tlie ri'iisoii assigii,',l f.ir 111." ,lis,-liai-ge is that th,' w,,rk upon wiib'li tlii'y have l"ieu i-iigaged was entireiv cm- pletcl and the fumls with whl,'li the men w,-ro publ Is exhaiistcl. The ,lischnrg,',l men were employ,-,I as assistant engineers, levellers, rodni.'u an,I ,'tinlnineu, Ni:w \V.m:i,i:x oi Ci.isr,iN Pnis,,N.-Judge Davbl F. l),,l,|e, uf Plaltsbiirg, bus been ai,p,,liit,..l War.len of Clinton Prls,,u ut DaiiiH'moratu succecl Walter V. Tliaver. ,,f Tr.,v. The salary Is »3300and It la g,,o,l f,,r f.iiir years, at least. L»«\r.nsiN nil: SrATE.—fn.ler the law that r.-.|uires ulHiruevs pra.'llcing iu this Slat,'I,, lib' ,'crtlilcates with the Court ,if Appi-als pri,ir l.i .lanuary 1, and disbars them until siicli time th,'reafler ns thev luav flic such ,.,'rlllii.al,'. Hi,' Curt of Ap'- p,-als has reeeive,! In thIsStat" ab.iilt IC.OOO ccrtlllcati's. TiiK State's Fixaxcf.s.—Th,' nuuiial r,'- poi-t ot the State Treasurer, siibiuit- teit 1,1 the Legislatiir,'. shows a balau.-e III Hi" Slate Treasury on .liinuurv 1 of .il.|-,.-,l.-J--'.-i. The r Ipla f.ir the lls.-al v,-ar ,'ii,l,'d s>.plenib,'r .-)(l, 1s;h, were t:10.4ss.4ilil. 'I'lio paviiienls aggregal,'.| T:il.7.'i7.IHI lu ls;is. -rile balau.'.- In the Tr.'a-iirv ou Se;,- teiiibei-:iii, istis, was ill,;i71.sill. .\',u,iiig Iho receipts,luring Hi,' 11-,.ai v.-ar ciule I Sep. teml"-r IIO w,-r,-: stiiie ta\ 1,-vv, r-^.'i.lil.l;;!; ,'aiinl lav, j-J.l-iil.iiSil: —li.e.l tax. i-l 0.11.- j liiime,lial,'lv alt,.|- the l.,'glslaliir,' ad- i i.uinie.l Hi,. Ip.publi.-Ill Senators nn.l As- 1 s,'iiil,lv:ii,-n w,-lil llil,i J,,int caucus -u the I lulti'il Slat,'s s,.|iatorship. Scnnto.- Cross \ ,.f rni,,u pr"s,-iile,l the name ,,f ex-Con- j gr.'ssniaii .lolin K-'ali of F.ll/.abclli, who was iiliaiilm..usly u.>iiiinale,l. I Senator l.,i,lKe llenniiiinalr.I. 1 li,,si,.N ,Spc..|,i|,. .\l lh,-joiiil ,.au.-iis ol I the l;,-piibll.;all-..nll.'Milssa.-liiiseIt.s 11,,use I an.l S,.nat,' I' lay alH-riuiou Henry ! Cabol l...,lg,' was renoinluatcd for the \ fnlli'.l States Senate. Mr. Lodge will bo I clc,'l,-d. For Sennltir Fiiiin Inillnlin. Ix-nisxAroi.is. In,I. ,S;,e,-lali. \. .T. lleverblge tvas ii.,iulnat,-,l l,.r rnlt,.,l Stal,-s S,'iialor on Tiies.lay ,,ii Ihe ,'l,.v,'uth ball,,t at tho lU'publlcau ,-ai,.'ii-. PORTO RICO'S BUDGET C.eneral lleni-y tVaills to Apply I'uatnins Ileciliils to Ibe'tiovrrnuieiil.Kiiiensea. Sax ,1i-ax, I'orto lli,'o tSneclal>. -Tho budget for the year IHilli has just been ap- provcl by tlciieral Henry."Thlscovers the expenses ,,t what Iscallcl Ihe "Insular II,, ernment. •'niics. si.'Jl.-,, tax. s.lll.sli, fJ.l.-,.'. III. f 1.1 -210; rail. all ) L,-wis 1) 1, l.v,,II a 111 Hnll,.i .,1 by » (ilinst Scare. e, Iwenly-tw, years ,,l,l. ,li,.l all. ,.|e.| Abnllslilna Ar<t,nal> lu Hraall. A ,l,'-r,-e hw bee-ais-u-l l.y thellr,as,!. Ian ti iv ru-nent a'-illsliiug t v , ,,f Hi" ' naMi anl three ..f the milltiry ar»eaais .t i theco.iniry. This «tep ha.f'<eiu tak-.-n with I » view or r,-trenchlnger,,enl:tur.i<. , tVhrrler l» Lose IIU fteal. j C. r.ere.,-.ieii J ." Whe.,.:.-r. "1 Alabama ; au 1 c l-,n. ,-¦! heuiu.'By., are t-i i-,se tti-ii ' ,-ea:s ;u C,,ngre»». the !!,iu ¦j:nrultl'-* ,,a y..u^inry hAvtnir uuauiiuiuHiv de,-..le.l t.; i 'lelarethsir ."a't. va ¦»:,:. U rj.i •>' t.ee ' men v,,:unt--er'd in th! Ar.ny. leaving C In¬ gres. l.< be.-j't|e olIl.--er». S; -aker Ueed haa reluae.l t, sign tn" warrant* (or I'aeli '''thev pra-tl--a;lv re»li)«'-1 fr-> » C .'.ffrtss by ii.--eptii.)! c.ii-r.lssc.-ns lu th.- mlUtarv ,f J.illli Shelb.y night he was sent t,i a grociry uearbv l,,r a l,all of water, ami one ,,f the party, wrap¬ ping herself iu be.l sheets, St ul,',|.,ivaslalr< aud sto.,.1 b,'hln,l a li.ois,- m-ar by iillege.l I,, be luliabilel bv gh.i-ls. llii hi- wa\< ba,-k Ir.ru Hie gl rv l),,au,' saw Hi'" whit,' llgiires aid iu'ar.l lou.l gr.,iiii-. He lmui,'tli,it,-lv ilroppe.l the pall, rau liit,i Shclb-y-s house ami f.'ll over ,,u the ll.,.,r iHo'iiusclous. Aft,,r b,'ing r,'Vlv,',l ti" w,'iii horn,'. Sin,',, then he ha.I I ii Hi" vb-tliii ,.f Ills lii,'r,.asliig ill vbilen,-", wlib-h Hie at- temling pliysb'laiis wero uuaOlo lo clicci: and Ir-.m which liu dle.l. A He.ly Fnloilibeil In le.-. Willie skating li,- Lri- Canal a short dlsiaii..., ab.iveih.. I..,-k at F.,ri Plain, n n 1"T ,.| l...y- ,lls,-,,v,r,-,l a mail fr.,7.,'iC s.iii.llv in Hi,. 1.',.. The b.i.lv was lying fa b.wiiwar.l, an.l but a small p.,rll.',ti of lea,I man's ,-b,tliiug was free fr.mi i,'e. The w.irk of r ni-rlng Hi,.' boily ro,|ulre,l s,'ver,il hours. The b.idy i.r.'V.d to be H,al uf Davll Vanwl", wli,i furmerly llveil nt F.,ri I'iaiu with his s.m, Alonzo Vauwie, n.,w a i-espleut ,,| Cilumbla, P.'llll. Tlie .leal man lia-l l..'ou missing iib ,ut f.,iir KIPeil Ills llrntlier by Areblent. Fi-al.i, 1%. HIaui-li, sixteen v,'ars od. sou ,,f 1-a-ic lllilll,-li. a larmer uenr Washliig- l,,uville. llrange Ciiiilv. was shut an,I In- etaiiHv kille.l II lew,lavs ni;,, bv his brollier Alli.-rl. tw., y,-ars ,>i,ler. The tw,, l".ys, with a v.,linger I,roth,-r, Le,', were ,,iit sli,..,tliig sparr,,ws. Wliil- Albert w-i- ¦, |. justing a i-ap ,>ii the gun tho w,'ap,.ii w.-ui ,,11. aid a .-liarKu ,.t l.lr I sii.,t ei,i,.r.-l Fr.iliks 11.¦.•!(. The ,'ar.,ti.| arl-rv was .-"vcr... I au.l lu,'lal ,11,-1 alni,,s! lii-tauHy. The rhiel or SIK .Nnllnns lleHil. Haul,'I La F,,rl.'. kn.uvn i,v his ln,llnn loriie as i-,'-ll,'--La, Pp-sbb-iil ,,|tlie six Nation- au,l a prim-lpal 111 tli",-a"" ,,f tli.> <in,iu.bigi Indian; agaiiisi .l,,lin 11 >v.l Tlin,.|ier 111 the Siipn'Ui" Curt, .llel a few il.ivs ag , al his farm lio-ise ,,i, the res.rv,i- tbi'n, near Svra.'use. Hi. was sixlyslx vesre idd, aii'l Is survive 1 by a wbbiw. His Kran,lsuu will su-oe.l him as .-hb'f of thu sn Nations. Rlrong Man Head iif Cnnsuinptlon. f rgei;,.,lmoid. taiii.ms f.r bl- i"-js-,i. lar powers, .lied n f,'w ,lays ag,, at L"l,,y, of c,.nsura|.tl,,n, lu his f,,rty-I,,urlh year. lu his ,'arlv years be loiJ the r.-piitnti.n ot beingihesirungest uisulu iu-iies"-C .uuty. I A y at iig.j his strength began t . laii. All AroDDd Ihe Slale. I norueiliville now has natural gas. '¦ Allegany c muty farmers'ai.ple croj, ag- ; Bi,'.rat«l 22.>,0*J birrels. It wa- s.jl 1 fir j ^J.'.',.0«0. ' Penn Vnnls prsimUe I a be,i sugar fa.-- I torvli farmers will plelge theiuacivea i.i J-ai-e IMO a-'ies of sugar Peels. < IJalnvla wants a lo-k-up au 1 closer mall I ftcilltle, withLe Itoy. j .1,111,,'siown merr*hnnt8estlaiHt,'Hiey have ! lust elPO-.l w.,rt!i of ijoo.ls lu De-ember lhr.ugh»!i,oi.lifters. I Charles li. llowe. Diatri-I .\tt iruey. has 1 notltlod the iiiertir t.i suppress all sb.t mn- chlnea la Livingston County. . Mr». John McCarthy, ot Jamestown, fell ' on the street an-l br.ike her arm Iv-t win- i ter. A .'ii^im f.jr tie.OOOda-iiages ha. l.e..|. eetlled by the; aya;ent ol *juOand du-iirs < bills. Obed Thornton, the oldest man In Wyoj). lo'g County, and ,ine ot tbe o|.1e,t lu the St,-»te, .Hod at Area 1,. agol lO'i H" was t.oru January .'1.1, 17>4. lu lli.-h-u..n,l. N. 11 and b^caioe tha lath-r ,.l twvlv« euii Iran, ot wlileh threj '.nu survive. The tolbiwliig suras, which woubl hav,' been ln,'luile,l in tho budget of the Spanish ti,>verntnenl fortliL- veiir. have been strick¬ en out: deneral oUllgatlous, 94DS,6Ol,G0; ,-lcrgv, Jl'J?,!*!.'!; war. *l,'25l!,377,7ii; marine, *aw.iiiis.-20. -I'll,' ,-al,-lllllle,l bli.lgot l,ir IS'.Hl Is forme I ,if tlicf,ill,,wiiigil,':n- li,-i,,-ral ,,l,llgat|.,ns, fill..'.SO; Sliil,..,lillgall..i,s. -:;,H.;i-.i.S; Deparl- III,.lit ,,( JusH.-,., i2n\.i:,.L.oi[ Fiuauc H,'- parlmeiit, .Tlli'l.Olil; Deparlmeut ot tli» In¬ terior. *7ii:.«il;i. The customs for Hie cou.- lug vi'ur w,.re,.siimat,.,l lobe t3,l.l-J.ll00. liencral Ib'urv has ask,.,l of Washington til,' right to apply the ,'ustoius receipts to the expensi's ,it g,,v,'runH'nt. It this sluiubl be |,eriulll,',l all liovornmeut cx- p,'ii-,,s ,',,iil,l 1,,' pal,I iin,rmaiiy Imi.r.ive- iiieuls cari-|,-,l ,111. QUAY MUST STAND TRIAL, leiiie l-uun lie,lies Hie Senator's I'leii • ix y,. tl. H. Baker, the wife murderer, was iange,l nt Hmlnence, Mo., a few dnys ago. II the presence of '2000 p,.rsoU'. On the ..¦alTobl he curseil the country .tnd tho pco- Ao until thu drop fell. The guubont V.irktuwu sailcl from Sail -'rnuclsco Tuesdav for Manila via lloiio- ulil. She will go ilii thi' wav umler a full i,'a,l of st,iaui an,I sh,,ul,l mako the ruu In hrcc we,-l.s If she Is not delayc.l nt llono- uiu. 11,'nrv Mitchell, thlrlv years ol age, ami lames Le,inar,l, tweuty-one, were kllie.t at I raliroa,1 crossing In Pntersou, N. J., a ew dnys ago. They wero rbling in a cov- •reil wagon and drove iipi'm the r.tiis dl- -,.,-lly Inlrout of the train. The luirsc e.s- •apeil Injury, but the wagon was dcmol- fthcl. H,iary Wolter, W«r,Iea of the Minnesota ! -late Prison, at Stillwater, bas been I 'hosen Wanton ,if the Counmllcut Prison, : ll Hartford, t,i succee.l Warden Jabea I iVoodbrldge, whose sou Is u,iw an Inmate I if tho Instllullon. from which he embe?.- ;led fuuds while a ,-lcrk. Wolfer Is t,)rty- ! ilx years ,,1,1. He will usaumo his new ' lulles March 1. I Thlrly citizens of Dawson, Klooillke, I l,ivo been ln,ltcte,l for p,'rjury In i-ouue,-- ; ion with a recut stampi'ile l,i Kentucky I -ris'k, a short distance below Dawson. , -wearing to false statoinenis regarding I 'laliiis Is the I'hiirge ngalnst them. ! Among the passengers on the steamer I ii,irlc, which nrrlieil a few dnys ago at ! <aii Francisco fr.uu th,'t)rleiil,was I.ieuten- : ml Calkins of the First Muiilaua Vuluu- I ,','rs, who cumes Irom the Phllliiplues. , I,'said Hmt AgiiluabI I woiibl send in.ire ! -oiiimlssbiuers tu the ilnil-,.! State;", and hat two of his I'lulssurlcs wcri! now ou ; heir way here, ! The llrst accl.leni to Ihe Union Pacin.i j '.ist mall o.icurrcl n lew-days ag,) wheu i he train was ruuuim; ut h high sp«i),l ¦ hlrtv uilb-s west of Laramie, Col, The i 'inn'ecllngro.l of 11 glue broke, tear- ; ilg away thecal!, stripplug Ihe si,le of tlie , uiglno and teatlug up tli'i trm-k. liugiiie.ir I itark Wright, o> Laramie, was struck by he r.il and klllel Instantly, Attoruev-iloncrnl Monnelt nie,l In the Ihto Sitpi-euii' Cuirl a pellllun tu oii-l Hi.' Sallonnl Ills,.,ill C,,;ii|.,iuv fr,,iu ,loli,g bu-i- «-|ii III ,t < ILib, Th, Alio I'llVi uiitl.l-IU. I'l-lin. |S| lull. -The Sii|,r,'m" Court Ins ,lisnilsse,l the pellilou of Unll.'.l Stat,'s Senator yuay, lllclinrd It. l.iiiuy au.l for:n,'r Stat,'Treasurer lliiywoo.l f.,r a writ of ,-, rll,,rari inthe case charging Hi" peliti.,n,'l-s with cusplnicy to misuse Stale funis. Tne ,.a-,. will now go buck !>, tho Co,irt of guurler S,-s-|.,ns for trial In Hie r,-giilar ,-,,urs,',,f pr lur,'. The opinion was baiob'.l ,l,,wn by Clib-f .lustb-e Slerr,'tt as s.,.,ii as the seven .liis- ib'cs ,if the ,',)iirt ,'iit,'re,l the court room 41'ues,lay morniug. 'I'll,' opiiii.'ii stall's that til" Supreme i''ourl Is sutl-tle,l liiat the p,'tllloners cau aiul will bav,' a fair ami iinparlial tri ll be- t.,r a ,',imp,'leiit au,l iinprejii,llco,t Jiutgo au,l a fair ami liiiparliai jury iu this couu¬ ty. The court liubls that ll has no niitli,,r- lly I,, revi,'wHi,'a,-tl,,ii of tlie luwer court ,,ii 111,' 1,'iiay ib'murrers. there being ii,> ap¬ peal In su,-h eveni until after .¦onvl,-il,,u an.l -ent,'i NEW AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA, W( ma .Man Sun Is llliii. 11. C. cSi lal I.-The I'l dent has scut t,i the Senate the numlnu- tlun of Charlemagne Tiwer,:of;p,'nusyl. vania, now Luv.iy Lxiraonlluary nn,l >liiilster Pb'liiputenlinry t,, Aiistrla- lliiiigarv, I,, b,' Aiubussa.bir Lilra,,r,llnarv ami l'|,'iil|",|,'Utiarv ,,f the l'iille,| states tu llussla, M.',' Kl'liau A. IlltWil.o.-k. a)- polnt,-,l sc,-r,-lar\ .,! Hie liiteii,,r. A,|,li-un C. Harris,.,r Imiinna. w,is naiii,-,l I,, su,-- ,- I Mr. T..H,-r. at Vienna .Mr. Harris I- a pr,,n,ln,'t,t iitl,,rn,'V .,f lidialoij.u.ls. ,,f whb-li city be bas I n a resblent for munv vi-nrs. Ail ll.,Ilgh he has lak,'U nu a,-tlvo liiti-n'sl in p.,lilies, he ba- liePl uo publl,- ulll,-,. I xcepi that ,>f stale Seiiutoi ,ir Fa banks lu p,.llti.'al mutters. Mr. Harris Is mnrrii'.l, but bas n,, ,-hll,lr,'n. Ilrryfua .Makes Ills Ilefense. Kx-Captain Dp'yf'is has ma,le his mply t.i the ,.hBrges against him, aud In his les- tlm,,nv fur tue C.url of Cassation, whi,-li I., coiisi'lering his case at I'aris, Prau,'e. be say-he bus never couteBs,.,l hU guilt, and protests ngalu hla Innocence. A Mother Soperlar Klllml. sister Margar,-t Newman, Mother su¬ perior ,,f Hi,' IrsuilueCuveuLut St. Louis. M,,.. was klll,'.l a few itays ago by falling fr.,iii a ihir 1 kturv wlud.,w tu the stuue |Kivem,.|it. H.-r skull wae fractured. The .1, use I W'jman was thlrty-llvo years old. Dple. ervi. Wnineu lo Voir In Veu Orlrana. Tlie .'...mmittee having In .-harget! !• I:..u lo he hebt at .New ((fl-aivs. La . Februarr 1 lo v-jte -n the ,iu,>Mlou l-vylng a 2'i-nilll tai t. pnviln f.r t peweratfe an-l drainage -.f New Orlei bas .le.'i.led thut women owning pr, (er hav,- u right to vote at tbe eleettou. .::: ^.-u^ ;:..: (Ih... t-i w^..... .u.t... t, be trlei In Ihe eltv. Tne votes ut t w.imen property holders can Iw oast eltlj in per*-.nor by l.r.'Xy. •Iilaa SallaHea <-rr I has FBtialWi l:.e < g oul of t&e oulr.igej aiati ,-ialx# a Uer.nas I Two-C«al Poataae to Caaada. j Since January t letter, from the ["cite-1 ; S'ates to Canada rvt^lre oaiy a twj-csat I Masp. fii'ueral Merrill wears a seal ring which has been w-iru by lb" -M'."! s,.n of the family f. r Bve g. ueraibms. seth L.w will ilehv-r the oratlun at th,- celei.ration of Waablngtou s llirthdny at the lulv,rsity cf Pennsylvania. lieueral llartie, who has been In the State Department for llfly-tuur years, the re,.,,rd t, r 1 ,iig servJ.-e, has ki",wn Inti¬ mately all Ihe Presidents slue Pi,Ik, who apl'idnle,! him. The unlT American general In the lier- nian army Is Lleulenant-deneral (Ieorge Kvl. a native of Haljlai. N.va Seuila A lewdavs ago he celebrated the sixtieth an¬ niversary ot hl« entrance Into thejmperlal I German service. i^ueeu vietnrta ha« f,,rmally ann,>uu,:e,l that-he will g' I-, CIniler. for her «p|lng . oling. as has le—n her w.nt. she ha> no fe.tr "f meeting with any nniileaftaulueas fr.m tha French people. It ha-juktle-endls.'ov.redlhatbirJnllan ?!•-':---•-;-r. ti" ir.:..- A.«;.-»-d.-i .i Washington, la a composer of music. The late Baron Ferdinand de Rothseblld left »S0O,»O0 to the F.veilna H'spltal for Children of l..,nd.,n (,.,ind»-l in rr,»nii.ij ol hi. wife He n.ade also, ther consider able charitable bequeats. The collection ol caricatures ot himself is not the only bobby ol it-tt Nicholas. He has what h- tbi!,k» 1> a line tenor volefl and be bas sj.'Ot ii.u. ll time in its cultivation He la al*B »«j seutltive to adverse crltl- cisffl oa bis siaglng. i leneral claims thai the liis.'uli Cmpaiiv s ,.apllall-.;,.d for i.-,-|.IHIII,0O0, bill ,,nlv has f,'),l)00,IIOO 111 til,- l,u-lii,-ss. i An luferuni machi xploiled iu the rail¬ road dep,,t In N.'W Albnuv. >llss.. Injuring Ive iii,-n falallv. It was 'si'iit from llollv fprliigs. Sllss.. t., II man nt Ni'W Albliuv, ' vhu 1- lu.lb-tcl f,,r iiiiinlcr. II,' was o|,en- . ng It when the explosion o,'i'iirre.l. Juilge Slnitil, of the Ciininoii Pleas ;',iurt al ClucluuBTl, Ohio, has Issue,! a "mporary onler ruslralnlng eight i pot- erv cumpanb's In Dbb, from j,.lulug the I'ottcry Trust. ; 111 his Inaugural mlilress llovern,ir lingo. i.| California, uia.le a strong plea f.,r ex. punsb.n. He sai.l Hi,-l'hillp|,ln,-s must be .-,>laln,.,l. aii,l that no sliortslglilcl policy dioubl b-se for us bin,I Ihat ha,I been ba|,- ized with American l,loo,l. Zeuas Au,l,'rson, colored, who shot nnd (llle,1 his Wife on Ihe ISili ut last March, »«s linngeil In the ,'ounly Jail nt Pltisbarg, I'eun., a few ibiya ago. Jealousy was the •aiise of the ,-rlme. A barn near Hanks. Ala., belonging lo a irlilie fariiM-r name,! (Ircn. wiia burnei! by 111 lii,'eii,llnry, l,,gi'ther with several hun- Ire.l leishi'ls ,,f ,.,,rii ami utiier pro,luci.. iii.pl,-l,,u was ,l,r,-,-led l.iwar.l Marshall ll.'liri'gur. a negr., iu (ireeus employ. A ¦ew ,lays ago the negro » lifeless body was ¦luud 'hanging by lb ck loa big oak , r,.e near whiT" the barn hail etood. Wh,, lis 'yuch,-rs w.'r,' Is a mystery. Fnretcn. (lcn,-rnl L',r,l Kitdiener has .leeble,! to uiei a slr.'Ug expe.lllbin against Khalifa Meliilliili, who Is al liarfur. H,,u,lnu, with 1 large f,,r ,l D,-rvi»lles. hi-lior Sagasla, the Spanish Pri-mler, ,le. ¦lares that th" pr ,sent Cabinet will stand, laiisliig luui'h exelleilfeul uilioog polltl- 'lans. A Soclallsl e lllur has bmui sentenced at Maglebiirg, liermauy, lu r,,rlyulne .u,intlis' Imprla-^imeat on a ,'harge ut luze. Ulljesty. A boy, twelve years of age. was f.-iuml l,-n,l of slarvutlou on the atreet at Havaim. Lubn, n few ilays ag,.. The l«idy was lying .11 the st.'ihes, witli ,'nudles at Us head, place,I there by strangers' hand", Viscouul Crum,-r labl the oornerstone of tueOordou Memorial College at Khartoum. tieorg,' Dambiuaun. au American wuo la (iromlnent In Finnco-AinBrlcan business -Irclea at Paris, France, has l"n'n decorated hy tbe Minister of Foreign Allalri, M, Del- easse, with the Cross of tho Legion ol Hmur. It Is ann,>u.'>c«,l In Berlin, Oermany, that the third pari uf Prince Ulamarck'a memoirs, dealing fully with hla reHlgualt'in it the Chancellurshlp, has been publUhod. - The Chamber ol Commerce ot Dirdeaui. Prance, haa again preseuie,) a memorial to IheFreneh (iovBrnniant, urging thu press¬ ing ue.-esalty of opening neg,illations f,,r a Iteaty uf cuminer-e with Ihe United .stales. The Hamburg Chemical l-»ctory at Ham¬ burg. Ciermauy, was doalroyed by lire, . aualnga l0BS.<f tlUO,nuO. sir Thomas I.lpt.m, lo London, says he has signed agreements with Captains - Archie" Huuarth, formerly oltli- IsoPle. ai,.l Bobert Wringe to cominaml tho Amer- ii-a's Cnp challenger, Sliainro'-k. The chateau Tagsteru, •leven miles from Char Hwltrerlaud, was burned to the griuiid. Neit year » nu al .¦allmatea for Italy ll Is asserted, will ».x.j»ldo for eight new balUa- shlps. tw,. being ot the first ••laiw. F.lght p,,llllcal prisoners have been lound In jail at Havana. Cuba, but Ihev aeem lo hav,. no friends who would urg* their re¬ lease. Mrs llliomriBld Moore, the Pblla.lalpbla w,>man who le-lriende.l Keely, the lus'O- lor, ,!led at London, it is sail ..f a br.iken hoart. having suffered a great shuck re¬ cently whoo Mr. Keely d,e,l before tha sueeeas of tbeir euterprlae had been a>- k.treH The y..uager Cul,au military leadera are said to lie tired of the domination ol Oeo- eral 0<,uiez. The l>ohe of Marlborough haa boen ap- polul-d al I.ood,/n Paymaster r.meral la aueeaealuu to the F-arl of llopetouu, wbc haa beeu made Lord Cbamlivrlalii, auceeed- lug tn* late Earl of Latbom. herbs and fruit Ira ilay that Abraham nH-eived Isaac baek Irom the dead In a llgure (Oan. xxi!.. 4; Heb. xl.. lUb On the ihlnl day Joaah, being delivered from the belly of Ike Hah,- started for Niueveb as Hod's Biesaeajver^ These, with many other third day ilortea.' are vary suggest It* nt the resurreetloa ot our Lord on ha tbird day, aad as, apart' trout Ills rKiurrectton praaolilas, leltb,- baptism and all orillDances are la vala wa cannot wonder tbat tba Scriptures saka so much ot the truth ol Ills rasurreetloa. It Is also most Interesting to not* tbat tha lllblo begins wltb a marriage la Bdaa aaA' ends with the marriage of Ihe Lamb, aaa the tirst miracle wrought by tbe Lamb el tied was at this marriage In'Cana. , 'i. "And both Jesus was called aad Jilt dlsoiules to the marriage.' One at taa very llrst Institutions lu tba Serlnlana,; and the on* that expresses moat tuily oar oneness with God and with Citrtst, tha one also that shall usher In the fflorloai' - kingdom on tha earth. He said ot lacaeL "I am married unto you " (Jar. 111., M), and nt us wbo now ballavs In Him tt li said that wo ar« marrlsil to tbe Lord that wa should bring forth trult nato Ooil (Koin. vIL. 4.) -Phe words uaad by Jtdattt concerning Kve In Otn. 11., 113. M, are aiall tn reference to C^hr^ uud tba ahurch ta;" Eph. v.. SO-32, and iu Heb. illL. 4, It total*' ' that marriage Is honorable In all, ; 3. 'And whan they wanted wlae tha mother ot Jesus salth unto Him, Thajf' wine.-' Thera Is a waDt~li»ia# at this marriage—tbey have not eaoailll ot, wine. Whether mora people bad eatta! than tbey had expected or whether ftoaia' one bad been mistaken In the quaatllyj needed we are uot told. - . 4. "Jesus saItU unto bar; Wmaaa,' what have I to do with thee? Mine noar Is not yet come." There Is neither aa* kindness nor auy lack of eourteay ta tUt' wor,l to Ills luolhsr. Tbere could aot ha,' tor Cod Is love, and love ts kind, aad Ma was Ood manifest In the flesh. He fir- tually said at least this—' will see to It at* the right time. The Lordlsa Ood ot Ja4i.' ment or discernment; blessed are all tha#,. that wait lor Htm (Ua, XXX., 18). ' .5,'Ills mother aiilth unto the serraat*,' Whatsoever He saltb unto you, do II." Thus sh* placed the matter In His haadt aud ipWetly left It there, Hhe direeted Ika' servants to Him tor all further laitniotlwl and withdrew from all lurtber reepaaat-i blllty. Rhe knows It will be atteaded to,! and she leaves ll. Do we thus oaM«<r«vi cure upon Him, every burden nsd aaxttCrJ and quietly leave It with Him? We.arai*|, minded ol Pharaohs won! to the Bflva- tlans, Uo unlet Joseph; what be aalth 10 you do. (>. "And there were set there all watac pots of stone, alter tbe manaer ot tha purifying ut the Jews, eontalntog two or' three llrklus apiece." The pots wereert-l dautly empty, judging from tbeaexfrena. When tbe Lord would uau veasels In whleh' to show Ills power. He reqajtea amrity; vessels. When He would pay tbe wIdoWl debt, she was told by the prophet to hOr* row empty vessels, uot a few, and aaloac- us there was an empty yessel tha oU' - flawed to ail It (II Kings lv" 3). 7, "Jesussaltb unto them. Fill tbe watar pots with water, and they filled theai Sp to the brim." Now His boar Is aboat come In wbloli He will on this oeeaaloa glorify the Father, and He tellstheterraat* what to do. It la always His tooomaaad;' It Is ours simply to obey. From watav everything bas come, tor lu Oan, I., 1, Wo' see nothing but water. In tbe first soTeK chapters of this gospel tberu Is much to ho learned from the use ot this eloinent, Za Eph. v., 36, It li an einblon-. ot the werda by wiileh we are cleansed, *, "Aud He salth unto them, Draw oat now and bear unto the govsroor ot tha feast. And they bare It," Tba Hon ot Maa enme to minister unto others (Hath. SS.. 28), and He permlu us to be the btaroit •) Hlfl bounties. As He permitted tbe twalva to hear thu bread and llsb wbieU He maltt- piled to the hungry thousands and thtsa servants to baar HIS wlue to Ihe goreraac ol the feast, so He permits us to liaar tha., living bread aud water and His lore, whlah is better than wlue, to all wbo will reodta It, 9. "When tbe ruler ot tbe teait had taittd thn water that was made wine and knew not whence il was (but tbe servant* Whieb drew the water knew), tbe governor ot t^o teast called tbo lirldegrooin." 'I'b* watai was made wine. He did It, aud whether It ^ be liythe process ot the vine and thsgrapaa or ,llrectlv, as lu this case, ll la all eqaall|r easy to Him, He Is the vine; He Is tbetrtta , wine tbat maketit glad tbe heart of man. Not a cup of colli water shall lose lis re- ,, war,!; therefore those who givsmueb water uotv shall liars much wlue or joy la this kingdom. We are the aarlhnn vessals.aad It wolllltham uptothe briinwitb tbe watar ot Ills word Ha will change tt to wine la us, and we shall be full of Joy, The mora sorrow tor Ills sake now, the more Joy wa shall have hereafter. i 10. "Aud salth uuto blm. Every maa al the begluntng doth set tortb good wlaa und when men bare well driinV then Ihat which Is worse, but thou hast kept tha good wine until now." Then it was aao4 wine, the best nt wine, whieb our Lord Jesus made. This testimony la from tfea ruler of the least, not knowing wbeaea tha wlue came. He only make* the beat ot everything; that which man make* la nlwuys Inferior. If, as one has said, Ha keeps His best things for Ihe tew, it to aot bmiause He Is not willing to g|y« Hto bMI to many, but rather because only tha l»w, are willing to receive tbem. n. "This beginning of mirselea did Jesu3 In Oaua of Oallles and manlia(t«4 tortb His glory. And His dlaelple* he- llered In HIni." This was Ills first air- aole; therefore all the apocryphal tales ol Ihe miracles nt His nhlldhood cannot b* ' true. Ha manifested Mia glory. Howf By changing water Into wine or by point¬ ing onward, as in the tranaflguralloa, to tho time of His kingdom and glory whaa as He said at the lust passovsr (Luke tt). Ha would not drink again ot Ihe frnlt ot the vine until He would drink il anew la the kingdom. Ills glory must be assoolated with HlH kingdom. His disciples, who must have believed on IIIui before (or thejr wonld uot have been His dlselplee), ata growing In coufldenco iu and derotloa lo lilm. So sboiiiil It ever be (II ftl. Ill* » M(J.—Lesson ll«lp,.'r. A QUADRUPLE WEDDING. l'-o,ir lir.libera f .turl and Merrr Foar Hitlers In > Tillage In Ohio. In Trull, n little pla,-e tan lullea north ot OannI Dover, Ohio, four hrolliera inarrlail four sisters .in Now Year's Day, Jumes Hualistutller has long been re> gar,led as <,ne ol the most prosperooa farmers lu Coshocton Cnuuly, and ta res. puted tn be wealthy. He has fbur daugh-. ters-Aniaudu. litheleHelen and Arabella, ranging lu age from thlrlv lotwauly years. John Kuiiiiuera. a aftlghbor ol Ho«bste(< tier, haa tour s.ins- John. Harry, Howard aud Frank, John la thlrty-av«, and Frank not yet twenty-two years old. They oeca- slobully called uu the Hocbatetller (Irle, but eii'lled no comneot, as there wore ao other glrla to visit. Frauk Hummers and Arabelle Hoehatei* Her set their elder* an example by boeoia'' Inn engaged,bringing Ibentbeia late eloaer er.|,ialniancesblp. Oraduallylt laakad uat thut Howard Huininers aud Helea SiMb' etettler were engaged. Frank and Howaid dei'ided to be married on New Year*! Day. "If two brottaera eaa marry two slelws, whycau'l four brothers marry tour III* ters<' Howard remarke,! In njeat oaealsht at the luuiily table. John Hummer* baffaa to think about II, and soon Amanda'* »a. gageuient lo blm was auuuunved. That hurried Harry Hnnimera aud Etbal Uooh- eletlier Into au eogagemeut. Fvary ou<i In Ihe nelgbliorbnod was ia> vlied lo Ihe wedding* ou New Year'* Da*. The full K|,ls,-u|,al service was used, aldlt re,iulr.f<l the gre .ler part ot lb* altcraaoil lo solemnire the four wedding*. An elaM- urate eupper war served. Tbe fonr broth- . sn elll cooiluue to live lu H-oII, A Kew Pearl-lllvlaa Harhlaa. , Advb'es from Aostralla r«c*(»ed at ••• (•Oliver. B. •'.. say tbat a new l'earl-4l*lM . machine. Invented aud built tor tba »•• Caledonia Pearl Fl.hlog Compaay, haa prov.,1 u big rttceis. It is efyllBfnf*) ehamberwitb ,-,.i.lcal en.l-. Kaeheadla ntie.l with tbri- l.iillaeyes. The doaa where tie rtivermiieraalso baa tbraa Wliia- eres The Insid* gear provlil** for alal*" p'buD* and Imaliog liy eleetrlelty. ThW maehioe weighs u tou iiud can go dsiMI Kin fathoms ll Is made ot slo«l and «ai| 'A'MO. It Is said that tli^ aeW dlfla«l will tevoiullonlza tu* peafi SshlDSlla try. 1 'I -1 -¦8 I Tke llomlrldal Me<wra V >' There were 7niO homicide* !• the HtatM la 1*M. «t wbleh oakr thMF' I war* In *aU-d«f*aae, a ' " IM •laaatlea*.
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September 9, 2014 - Archaeologists this summer have been looking for Madison's dairy house, and have a number of new surprising discoveries!
September 4, 2014 - The Montpelier Archaeology Department is pleased to announce open enrollment for Excavation, Metal Detecting, and Cabin Reconstruction Expeditions!
September 4, 2014- Sussannah Carter provided our Demonstration Kitchen interpreters with a complete menu this weekend. We used Carter's "supper" menu for August as we rounded out the month.
August 29, 2014 - Montpelier will host members of the law enforcement community for training on the U.S. Constitution
August 26, 2014- 200 years ago this past weekend Paul Jennings set a table for dinner in Washington, D.C. That meal was never consumed by the Madisons or their invited guests. War had literally come to the doorstep, and dinner table, of the President's House.
August 21, 2014 - The discovery of an 18th century landscape wall by our archaeology team has shed a new light on the 18th and 19th century landscape at Montpelier.
August 18, 2014- A "Virginia Housewife" and "A Lady of Philadelphia" provided our Demonstration Kitchen interpreters with recipes this weekend. Find out what these American and international recipes were on our Menu of the Week.
August 7, 2014 - The BBQ Exchange of Gordonsville brings destination dining to Montpelier's Visitor Center.
July 30, 2014—Great educators are always looking for ways to improve their craft and for additional resources to bring into their classroom. Perhaps even more important, however, is the fact that most teachers are life-long learners who are driven by their curiosity and their love of the subject that they teach. In pursuing opportunities for professional growth, I was directed to a seminar in one of the most unexpected places: Montpelier, the home of James Madison.
July 28-- Find out what Lemon Bomboons are as well as what other recipes our interpreters prepared this weekend in the Demonstration Kitchen.
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Amazing and Loo-Kee is with him so that looks to me like Madame Razz will come with both Broom and Loo-Kee!
Comicaze sneak peek! Well well well...discuss! Thanks to Agostinho from the Fwoosh!
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Amazing and Loo-Kee is with him so that looks to me like Madame Razz will come with both Broom and Loo-Kee!
OMG this has me so EXCITED!!!!!!!!!!!
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YES!!!! I'm psyched. This could actually go towards a Filmation OR Pop sub... Hmmmmn... I def want Razz, wouldn't mind if they classicize her a bit more though... Broom looks great, but he's straight up cartoon.
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That is awesome!!!! I wasn't expecting a Madame Razz tease for a while but so glad to get it! I wonder if she's part of the main sub, add-on sub, or possibly the SDCC exclusive next year??
I can now die happy.
PoP Variants are part of the vintage line, too! Starburst She-Ra, Shower Power Catra, and Scratchin' Sound Catra for 2015!!!
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !
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Heroic: King Miro / Hawke / Dakon / Delora
Evil: Evilseed / Lodar
POP: King Micah / General Sunder/ Twiggets 3 pack
Horde: Vultak / Hunga / Prahvus
POG: Veena
SnakeMen: Sssqueeze
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Razz, Lookee, and Broom together would be a nice little pack.
This could be the sdcc item: Razz, Broom, Lookee, Filmation Kowl all packaged in a Light Hope box.
It could be the end of year item.
It could be a sub that features side kick characters... There are a ton of sidekicks that have to be coming before the line ends:
Filmation Kowl
Dree Elle
Uncle Montork
Razzle Dazzle, Don't tell me no lies
Is that Broom in the case, I can't believe my eyes!
So happy!!!
The Space Mutants are missing something CRITAcal!
Chocolate and Vanilla swiiiirl. Swur-Urrl. -Crazy Eyes
Does anyone else think Broom and Loo-Kee will be the 4th quarterly $38 item with Razz?
Yea knowing Mattel this will be the sub exclusive like Shadow Weaver........
Awesome indeed! Razz is someone I was expecting them to use as sub bait for 2015 but if she's coming in 2014, even better! Scorpia and Razz in the same year is quite the whopper for She-Ra fans.
Would be nice if Razz came with Broom, Lookee and a Filmation colors Kowl.
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Most Wanted: Slave Girl, Crita, Lizorr, Tyrantisaurus Rex, Great Black Wizard, Darius, the rest of New Adventures.
Most Wanted Filmation: Lord Masque, Ileena, Granita, General Sunder, Teela, He-Man, Skeletor, Hordak head.
No Slave Girl? Watch us hurl!
A barbaric world without slave girls? That's truly barbaric!
Lookee looks production, and it is awesome to see Broom. Massive set with the 3 of them would be great.
Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
It can't rain all the time.
"Live the journey, for every destination is but a doorway to another."
Its awesome they are finally going to bring out Madame Razz. Also is it weird I actually kind of want lookee now lol
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Now this is an awesome teaser. My main question though is whether or not Broom can be positioned as if Madame Razz is riding him. It is kind of hard to tell from the pics.
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Soooooooooo excited for Razz!!!!!!
More Vintage NA for MOTUC in 2016!!
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It's too early for SDCC or a 2015 sub exclusive. This will either be for Q4, a general monthly (doubt this one), a mini-sub (POP or Filmation), or an out of sub release. No way is it for SDCC or 2015.
Must Haves before MOTUC is complete! QUEEN ANGELLA! Mermista, Peekablue, Perfuma, Imp, Admiral Scurvy, General Sunder, Colonel Blast, Vultak, Clawdeen, Stridor, Nightstalker, Cat version of Catra METEORBS Gwildor, Saurod, Point Dread with Talon Fighter! Sagitar
That's awesome! Razz would be a great keystone character for a POP add-on sub! Loo-Kee looks like he might be a production sample, the way his colors look.
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Love it!!!!!!
2014 is shaping up to be a great year, Scorpia, Glimmer, Flutterina, Madame Razz & Broom, Huntara. I can only hope we see even more POP in 2014.
POP fans had to buy MOTU figures one after another for years it's our time now!
"Don't crowd me boys!"
Thats awesome. Im not a huge pop fan by any means. But I am super excited to see this! I can only imagine how stoked some of the other fans are! Great job Mattel!!!!
Very cool!
I just hope it's not going to be for a secondary sub and will be in the main one.


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