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Last Updated: 07/01/13 2:03pm
It may be the start of a new year but we are bang in the middle of the season's rugby. The various domestic leagues are past the mid-way point, the final two rounds of European action are upon us and the international squads for the Six Nations will be making the headlines this week.
All that and the news that Dean Ryan has been appointed as a consultant to assist Scotland in the Six Nations; Dean and the Scottish Union will have to make the official announcements later this week but it is fair to say that all of us are delighted to have a member of our team so closely involved with the Six Nations and that Dean remains very much a core part of our operation.
He has one hell of a job on his hands. Scotland has won just two games in their last three Six Nations campaigns. They may have claimed the odd Southern Hemisphere scalp under Andy Robinson but for Scotland - with its more limited resources, compared to England and France - the mark of success should be our local European scrap.
Dean knows that Italy is the game Scotland must win; that is where they are at the moment, in the third tier of the international game along with Italy. Ireland, Wales and England, despite their magnificent win against New Zealand, are officially second tier when it comes to World Cup rankings with France the top-rated team in Europe.
It will be fascinating to see how accurate the World Cup seeding are come the end of the Six Nations. The debate centred on the timing of the World Cup draw could intensify should Wales, for example, win the title yet only be rated a third tier team (with England in London and Australia their punishment for the lowly rating).
Scotland starts with England and finish with France; Scott Johnson's team at least can approach England without too much pressure. All of Scotland thought they would beat Tonga but few expect them to beat a side that conquered the world's best. The pressure will be on England.
This Wednesday Stuart Lancaster will reveal the England Elite and Saxons squad. As ever the headlines will centre on who's in and out at the elite squad but the selection process is a little more complex than that. The England manager knows that injured elite players can only be replaced by Saxons which makes the selection of the secondary squad a fascinating mix of balance between young talent and players he can trust and fall back upon.
Most of the senior squad is pretty obvious with Tom Youngs, Joe Launchbury and Freddie Burns all Saxons - not EPS members from the autumn.
Billy Twelvetrees is the name I am looking for; I hope he is in the EPS. His form has been erratic and Lancaster has a reputation for picking on form but the Gloucester inside centre has potential to become the creative passing inside centre that he has yearned for. To introduce him, despite form, into the top tier would be a statement of intent.
It may well be that the clues to how Lancaster thinks can be found more in that Saxons squad.
On a roll
Enough Six Nations; this weekend has the more pressing matter of the Heineken Cup and a number of selections stand out.
I don't write this simply because I am heading to Nantes but Saracens away match with Racing Metro stands out as the most riveting game of the weekend.
Saracens are on a roll in Europe and England but Racing Metro are only two points behind them in Europe and have the added momentum of an away win in Toulon to boost their belief in Brittany. Any side who can win in Toulon cannot be taken anything but seriously.
After a desperately slow start to the season Metro are wide awake. In the previous round of Top 14 games they notched forty points plus against Agen. This looks a real test of the Saracens who have impressed of late.
On Friday night, don't forget there is a game behind the red button. It is another interesting Anglo- French game with Northampton meeting Castres. The Saints can keep their hopes alive - although they probably need a bonus point win - while Castres could upset the order with a French win.
They would have a home game against Ulster to come and few teams relish a match in Castres. The Saints are favourites after a powerful and rounded win at Exeter but the French team has a powerful pack and teams that match Northampton in the set piece often prevail as both Harlequins and Saracens recently managed.
The third Anglo-French game to catch the eye is Sale's home game with Montpellier. The French side will get to 17 points if they win without a bonus point and would have a shot at qualifying in round six at home to Toulon (they might even have a shot at winning the pool should Cardiff match Metro and win on the Med).
It is a tall order but a fine victory in Cork against Munster sends them to France in good heart. The form of Rhys Patchell will be scrutinised in detail. My old mate, Jonathon Davies has said Dan Biggar and James Hook are both ahead of him in the Welsh pecking order; Biggar is rightfully so but Hook is not Wales's answer at ten.
On Sunday Biggar (now a Lions contender) will try and boot Leicester to defeat and set up the Tigers match with Toulouse as the game of round six. Barring a miracle one of these teams will come through (I do not see Treviso winning in Toulouse, that is a thought to far) but Sunday's result will dictate exactly what is needed in terms of bonus points etc. Leicester's scrum is going superbly and their defence is good but otherwise they are not firing on all pistons.
Their pack was too much for the Ospreys at Welford Road but the Welshmen were much closer to the Tigers than the final scoreline indicated. The home side enter the game as slight favourites.
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Wasps are not in the Heineken but they are fourth in the Premiership and well placed in the Amlin. Dai Young has the most improved team in England on his hands and they are playing some smart rugby. Also they are improving their basics week after week. The line out is a strength and the scrum no longer the massive weakness it was at times last season.
They and London Irish was the success stories of last weekend but as Europe looms the two most significant club facts loom as Metro's win in Toulon and Clermont's 53rd straight win at home. I hope Exeter's supporters enjoy the occasion; I will surprised if they enjoy the match any more than they did the hammering they suffered at home.
To everyone, enjoy the weekend and 2013,Stuart
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Hi Stuart, Your Sky Sports colleague Dean Ryan has just taken up the role as Scotland forwards coach. What will he bring to the side and how much quality does he have to work with?
Jack Armstrong
STUART REPLIES: Dean will bring clarity and a cool head......as for quality there's plenty to work with, the question is what sort of quality. I think he will help Richie Grey take a step towards becoming a Lions test lock; that's one prediction I will make, otherwise let us wait and hear what my friend tells us later this week.
Hello Stuart, I know we are still a few months away from the Lions Tour, but which locks would you chose to board the plane to Australia?
Ben Anderson
STUART REPLIES: Ben, Obviously Richie Grey (promise I wrote the last answer before seeing this question) with either an oldie or a youngster - Joe Launchbury - as his partner. The Wasp would be my pick at the moment.
Hi Stuart, What is Ben Foden's best position and where do England need to utilise him most?
David Simpson
STUART REPLIES: Daniel, full-back is his best position but he is not England's best full-back. He could and should be the best left wing in the country. His form was most encouraging for both Saints and England fans down in Devon.
Hi Stuart, What three things, either on or off the field, do Bath need to do to become a massive force in English rugby once again - other than get you back on the park!
Thanks, Mark Doral
STUART REPLIES: Mark, I am afraid I do not know where to begin... get my old mate, Brian Ashton, to act as a consultant (I don't think Brian would accept the offer but you never know) to clarify a few principles of attack. Come up with a philosophy where style and success go in that order so whilst Bath are not winning titles they are being stylish - the Toulouse of England would be my way of phrasing it... and getting a fly half of true class - and that has nothing to do with your flattering words. Dean is making a comeback in coaching but I think I'll leave the playing to other younger, fitter and faster lads...


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Nitza Krohn, an assistant professor of Hebrew Language, has been at JTS since 1987. Dr. Krohn received an EdD in Applied Linguistics from Teachers College, Columbia University.
Dr. Krohn has written extensively on Hebrew language pedagogy and methodology. Her new book, Reading Academic Hebrew: An Advanced Learner's Handbook, published by Brill, articulates the grammatical and semantic knowledge that native Hebrew readers bring to the task of reading complex academic prose.
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Reading Academic Hebrew: An Advanced Learner's Handbook (Brill, 2011)
"Teaching Rabbinical Students Hebrew: Findings from a Needs Analysis in the Conservative Movement" Helkat Lashon, 42, 2010–2011
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Review of Routledge Introductory Course in Modern Hebrew (Etzion, 2009), Journal of Higher Hebrew Education, 2010
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"Reading (in)comprehension: Diagnosing reading difficulties of advanced learners of Hebrew through the analysis of translation errors" Hed Ha'Ulpan [Journal of Hebrew language acquisition, Ministry of Education, Israel], 90, Fall 2006
Review of Language in Jewish society (Myhill, 2004), TESOL/AL WebJournal, Spring 2006
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Review of the Hebrew software program TriplePlay Plus, Journal of Higher Hebrew Education, 1998
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"Corrective Feedback in Written Work" Bulletin of Higher Hebrew Education, 4(2), 1991
"Guidelines for Teaching Advanced Ulpan Students, " Iggeret 19, Department of Education and Culture, World Zionist Organization, New York, 1978
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THE PLEVIE Vy^ will coatlaas to publish full reports of all matters relatinf tn Um Towa mod County and will maintain the reputation esiab. llslMd^ Civiag all the local news in attractive form. Owiac to the formation of the new county the name ot tba paper will be chanced on January 1st to tbe NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW, E. BARTIETTE HELLAND. Publisher. ilTerttsinU In the Reviei briniis best results. Armed Cubans Parade, Fire Saluiei and Wreck a Club, i OLD WORLD HAPPENINGS. Captain Dreyfus Wi'l Receive Docu¬ ments to Prepare His Defens:. CHARGE OF THREE HORSEMEN, RUSSIA'S GRIP ON CHINESE SOIL. A Mncen MrinorUI ^l^ctlns MMrked li.T Ui.mprrt For Amerlrsn Mllil*rj Au- i (h"rllj-Si>n of «rnrr*i G*rria Ur- , bnki-il hj CoIddvI llraroin—Siiiniiii>r.v | I'anlshineDt For thr I!lnsi.*d*r>. I yfeiSTliilo HE CCBA f By ruble).—Tli* ilKBlh ] of Gl«neral AotoDlo Maoeo was commnmor* | nted by tho (Tubaos on Weitnpsrtny witli ' els^oratq epremony. There was a pnrndo ] 111 tb* mOFDlDR Ani a requiem mass wa.s | ceielirateil Inthi; catiiedral. In Ihti aflrr- I Boon thera was a meeting iu tbe theatre, at wblob the dead soldier was eulogised, | The crowd tbat asaemblwd In the morn- I log w,is not orderly. Carloa (Jircla, who I managed tbo affair, failfd to notify Culonel i Doncom, tbe Ailjiitant-deneral, wbo is in i (lommaDd ol the cltv during the absence of 1 Ueneral Wood, and tbi> Americans ituew I Dotblfig of the contemplated procession j jiDtll n hundred Cubaus, armed wtth Rem- j togton rifles, marched past tbe palace. { These wero followed by twice as many more bearing maohetes and pistols aud Cuban fli.gs. Thn American nag bad do place in the procession. At 9 o'cloclc nearly all the crowd entered Ihe cathedral to listen to thn religious ser¬ vices. Tbu armed Cubans outside fired two ¦nlntea with ball cnrtridgus, ond two ol Ihu bullets cbipped pioces of masonry from the cathedral ou{kolu. A roan wbo was ringing tbo chimes was so badly frightened by tlm close approach of tbe bullets tbat he cninn down and could not be induced to go into tbe oupola again. When Colonel Beacom beard tbo volleys ha iiamediately summoned Carcia betori> bim and demanded by wliat authority he lirougbt armed men into tb» city. Garcia said hn thought that tho Cubans' plan to commemorate tbe death of Macoo was known to the American nuthorltioa. H« ; was ordered by Colonel Bencom to Im- mqdlately disarni tho men, whioh bo did. Thenlternoon procession to tbe theatre was more orderly. A half dozen spcoclies Were made in ttie theatre, tho spealtora conllning themselves to uttering panegyrics of Oeneral Maoeo and denouncing the tlpaniarda. No reference was made to the Americans. Tbe day was tbo Ilrst time armed Cubans have entered tbe city since tbs'Amertoan oooupation. Toward night the cro%d became drunlt and boisterous. They thronged tho saloons and cafes ami tho plazas, mailing threats ¦gainst the Hpaniards and Americans. At 6 o'clock three horlemen, led by n white man wearing tbe Insignia of a cap¬ tain In the Cuban Army, rode to tbe en¬ trance 6t the CIrcnIo Espanoi and knocked over three nolicemen who were guarding tbe door. They then rode into tho reception room, where they ¦phsbed twn chandeliers and some furni¬ ture, after which they rode out, with tbe white man still at their bead. He waved bis machete over bis head, and shouted in Spanish: "I am Juan Castillo, a captain of infantry In tho army of llbH.-iition of Cuba. I did this act on account of my inanhooj." Then, with his tbree companions, ho gal¬ loped dowu tbe street, followed by a cheer- \a'A crowd. After the honemen bad diaappeared an¬ other crowd attempted to break into tbe club, but tbo entrance was blocked by i;at)taiD Bamon Mendozaol Oeneral Wood's staff. When tbe matter was reported to tb* American military authorities Lieutenant Matthew Hanna brought a detail ot troops from tho Fifth Regulars and placed thnm as guard* at thn Spanish Club and tho Hpanlsh Bank, wllh order, to bayonet any ono who attempted further disorder. Lieutenant Hanna proiuptiy dis¬ missed tbe thruo policeraou who bad al¬ lowed themselves to ba run over without resistance and also six othurs who failed to prevent tho trouble. Sooret fcervice men nro after Castillo and his companions, witb orders to bring them iu dead br Alive. ¦litu F:i-rnUe Is Crillral n Cliina, Nnvi SUlm MIni.ler u.rrrli- <lur liilrrr.t. Aro In Uatigrr—Tlic Bo. r Kipedltl.in I, Fallur,—Spanish H"1- dlcr. I'.ehel In the Vlii.yaii. RHiXuiui. riilna illy Cablci.-Ioliti Bir- retl, lormerrnitedStat>:s Minlstorto 8iam, has returned hero alter vijiting rokln iinj Ibc prlQcipni Chinese ports. H- s:iy.^ the 'ituntion in Cbinii 1< of tho most crlUcnl nature, nnd that Mnnclnirla Is no long-r Chinese, but Ilufslsn territory. He asscrls tliiit Nlu-Chwang, the obbl northern port for the movenicDt of Ameri¬ can products, is also practically Kus.'ian, and Is liable to be closed any day. Tho only pcrniniient safeguarl to ihe (>aramoiint American and Britlsli iuteronls. Mr, Barrett says, is Immediate nnd united action by the interested (lovcrnmenis to defend tbe Integrity ol the Chinese Empire, to enforce reforms In tbe Coveroment, to prevent further cessions ol pnrti nnd provinces, and to insist upon the "open door" policy in nil ports of China, includ- KILLED IN RAILROAD WRECKS, Twn Arridents In Surrexiou Near Fort- land .Milln. Fr lirnoin, IV'DO. ^,•^pe¦.'Iftl'.—Three persons killed, tliree injured and tbo mothorof ono victim dying of tli» shock cau-ed by ber ."ons death. Is the result of two wrecks on the Clarion rjver Kallroad. near Portland 51111.1. tn Elk County, a few davs ago. A train loaded with pulp wood was being hauled dowu the sleep grade near Tort- land Mills, an.l the rear end was left on tbo top of the hill, owing to tho slippery tra.'iis. While the front end was descend¬ ing, tho rear of the train became nn- manageable, and, dashing d^wn tb.< bill, irsBhed into the front section. Botb i-w- tlona were wrecked and Brakemnn Tnouwis Breslieiman on tiie front so.-llou was iu- slantly kUled. A donkey engine with a crew of Ave men were ordered back to dear up tbe wreck and bring back Bresheiman's remains. Tin- work was completed, aud while the train was returning tbe engine lumped the iriick and rolled over an embUnkmout. Engineer Harry Carman was Intaliv injured and died a tew minutes alter lieing eitrlcaied. Foreman Daniel Mvers wna rescued aat has ..Ince died, and Ihrie brnkemcu — Sowers, Cassldy an.l McKnlghl-were all badly iDJureJ, McKuight's arm being crushed. Wlien the new? of Carman'- doatb wk» broken to bl.i Invalid mother she iapie,! into unconscioujiqes.i nnd it was uoi i'.'^. poctea til-' .ul.i llv.'. A TRAGIC OCEAN TALE.! FATAL KIOT IN HAVANA, Forty-five Men Rescued in Mid-Ocean by the Steamsh'i) Vedamore, | Effort to Honor General Garcia's Mem- cry Causes a Clash. TT NICARAGUA CANAL BILL. Senate A nles tn Take II Ip—Ila Friends tioa of Mr. Morgan (lieai., .\l:i.) tbeSeuato OUR AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO. Til* Mexican UoTiroinent ttaiset the Itanli of Ita Minlater to This Cuiinlry. W*SBiNOTo.<i, I), C, (Special),-The Presi¬ dent bos sent tothe Senate tbo nomiiiiitkm of Powell Clayton, of Arkansas, to be Am- br.ssador to Mexico, tieaor liomoro, tlm FOWELl CUTTOX, (MlQlster to Mexico who has been raised to tbe rank of Ambassador.) loriser Mexioaa Minister, having bean raised to the rank ol Ambassador, MiDlatsr Clayton's promotion followed under an act of Congress. MAYOR-ELECT SETTING TYPE. Printer J. G. Woodward rhosen aa Miinl- ripal Executive of Atlanta. ATi.iXT.\, Ci«, (Special).—James O. Wood wArd, a prialer, was elected .Mayor of At¬ lanta on Wednesifay. In tbe priiiiriry Woodward defeated Edmund W. Martin, a prominent and successful lawvcr of tbi? city, all tbrough bis lufljence witb tb,' laboring element. But success did not turn bis head, and be Is at work at bia case DU Ibe .Atlanta .lournal a.<« usual. Tbe now Mayor, who will go ii.to onic. with the beginning of the year. Is popular and promises liN ^upport-rs an excellent administration. THE NICARAGUA CAN.tL, (Map of tho route of tbo c:>nal ns provided for In a bill now before Congress.) ng tho Bphereo of Intuence claimed by Hnssia, Oermany and Prance. Otherwise Jlr. Barrett contoufl*. tbe 1 n- ,iondlng parltlon nf tbe Chlu'ise Empire will seriously curtail tho fleld ol tr.nle by Jisaatruusly affecting Amerl'-an and Bru¬ sh lufl'jouco in Asia. IIKKVFUS'^ DKFKNSi:. Pabis, France (By Cable),—The Govern- mont tias nulborl/.ed the sending to cx-t'iip- lain Dreyfus ol all doouments iicessary lo tbo propnratinn of Ills defence. Tho Huti-rcvisloulst newspapers declare tbat tho decision of tbe Court ol Ca?sa- tlou In tho cose of Colonel I'icquart marks tho beginning ot ii social striii;glo against tho army, and iiocuse tho court of assiim- iug tbe uositlon of iilctator and disregard¬ ing the law, Tbo revisionist organs, on the other hand, describe tbe action ol tbe court as tbe mo9t praotlcal step tb;it could have been taken. Oreat Indifference to tbo doolsion ol tho Conrt of Cassation is displayed nt thobea.l. iiuartera of tbe Military Oovernor of Paris, (general Zurlicdnn. Oeneral Merclor. wbo Waa Mioislor ot War at the timo that Drey¬ fus was condemued, is »iuotcd us saying in Ibc course of nn Interview: "Thoy wish to dei-troy tho nriuy, but tbey won't Huc'ced. TUn nrmy will be found passlouiitely devoted lo tho country wbiin it is needed. As for the t'ourt of Cassation, it is doing what it is its busi¬ ness to perforin." * It is said tbat M. Labori, Colonel Plo- luart's couu.iel, bas made application for ihe temporary iiber^itlou of bis client. U3Blt KXrKI>ITION A F.%II.t!ltE. II: etorlH General .lanbert, tVilh Ills ¦iiai'ullird, Is ltotiiriiln( t< Lo.l mis (Dv Cable).—Tbe Capo Town cor¬ respondent of The Daily Mail forwarded o llsiiatch which tho Tran.ivnal Oovernment bail refused to allow Tbe Dally Jlnll's cor¬ respondent nt Johannesburg to forward troiii that point. Ho says thnt tlio campaign recently Insti¬ tuted by tbo Boer Oovernment against rbief M'pefu. of lb" Mttgatas tribe in tbo Zouttans Berg District, liris proved a com- |.lete lliisco. The chief bas outmanaiuvred ihn Iloers, nnd is now in the splendidly tortillod mountain stronghold which bo lias long occupied as a center of opera¬ tions, nnd whore lie has assombled a large lienoral Joiibort, the commander of tbe Boer expedition seal against tbo chief, Ts 111, aud witb bis forces in a state of seini- rautlny, la returning to Pretoria, fbe iloers bavo been guilty of wholesale buti.ihery of women, cbiidrcu, and uuarmel nallves. .SFANISli TItODF.S IlKUt:L. Three Uiilhreaks in th* Fbiilppinrs 1!f- liorlrd hy Oeneral Klos. MAiinili, Spain (By Cable).-Oeneral ltlo.<, Oovernor of the Visavu Islands, cablcsthnt tbe troops at Minas rebelled, and that tho inutiuy was suppressed alter six of tbo sol¬ diers had been shot. A similar rebellion at Tuinba" was also suppressed. Elgbt of tbo troops there were shot. Tbe garrison nt Bilbao bas also re¬ volted. Oeneral llio.-« sent reinforcements to that place, Nrw KuKlaii Minister lo China. I'KEIS, Cbilia 1 Bv Cable),—Tlio new Itiis- sliin -Minister, M.' de Ol.rs, pro'ented bis i-redei:llaU to tb" Kinpi-ror a few days ago. Tbo Emperor api.car«.l to |jo weak nnd sickly. The lloivaser Enipr.-ss was not pri'si'ut. Side iii.-rs, on bis arrival hero, refused to present bis credentials to thf Diiwager Empress. vote.l to take up tbo Nicaragua Canal lilll, an 1 it will bo tbo regular business before the Senate until It is disposed of. Tbe mo¬ tion was antagonl^ied by Mr, Pettlgrew, (Sll,, 8. Pnk.\ who moved to adjourn. This was deleatcd by the following vote: Yeas, n.ipubllc.ins. .'1; lleiiio.'rais, 9: Sil- verlles, 3; totiil, 1.1. Navs, Hepulillcan.., 2J; Democrats, 13; Sllverltes, 4; total, 42. The advo'nlos of the Nb'.iriigua Ciiiial bill were OS gre:itly surprised as Its op. pouonts at tbe re-,ili of tbe vote. It was so decisive that tb» general opinion is tbat tliero Will |i» no atte:iipt to lUspbic,. the iiieasitro in favor of anv of less Importance, It mav t;esldetracked'teinpornrllv bv tbe appropriation bills or other iiuiilers of necessary legl-.hitlo:i. but ns against all ordinary bills and resolutions of tbe Slc.ira- giia Canal must liavn the rlglit of iv:i> uii. til disposed of. CHICAGO'S WAR ON CIGARETTES- The Co cil INiiiiiniltee Knises the Ta From Itlnu lo a.MIII. Chicao,!, 111. (Speclnll. -T!i" Conimlttco on Licenses ol tbe Cily Council voted prac tlcaily unanimously to Increase tbe annual tax ou cigarettes from if 100 to ?5na. Al¬ derman FIck was the only dissenter. 'I'lie action has caused great excitement among tbo retail cigar dealei-s. Tbey held a largely-attended meeting and voted to ilgiit the ordinance. It developed at tho meeting th.at out ol tbo 6300 cigar dealers In Chicago oulv JM were able to pay tbo pn-yeut license lee of t'lOO, audit wus declared Ib.at if tho tax waa increased, a« proposed, none but the dopartmcut stores would be able to pay it, ¦fhe action of tho Council committee wis laid to spite, tho Aldernien lining angry lie- causo thn cigar dealers had boon taking au active baud In politics lately. Cl(nrett«i Make* a Kor Iturglnr. .Mount Veiinos.N. V. (Special).—Within a abort week llapbael MofToi hus ilcg.'u. crated from a good little ten-veiir-obi hoy into nn accompllsbed In usebreaknr. Clg.ir- ettos prepiireil bim for the downward plunge. The iuHucncn of bad lioy com¬ panions keeled blul over the moral precl- Idee. The child Is tbe only sou of Louis Moffot, a carpenter ot tbls pla.c. it ap¬ pears that tbo boy belug pressed for money witb which to purchase cIgarctU's, broke into three stores, stealing the monev and tbo cigars and cigarettes tbat lie laid bis bands on. He was^ however, caught, aud now languishes in Juil. BODIES BLOWN 100 YARDS. Fatal ICsploilan In the llupunt Fonder Works at WiluiiiiBlon, Del. WiLMisoTos, Del. (Special).-Three men were killed and eight Injured, thren of tlieni probably fatally, by tbo explosion of a press mill and four grinding mills in tlio Hagiey vard of tbu Duiiont Powder Works. The iload aro llobert Jlcllllieuny, John Wright and John Moore, The following wore injured: Thonris .UcCann, John .Mul- hern, Samuel Stewart, Thomas Knox, Janv'S .McLaughlin and MIehni 1 .Malnney. Of tbe Injured miin, Stewart. Mci'ann and Mulbern arn In a serious coudltluu. Tiie explosion occurreil in the pressroom of tbe Hagiey or lower yard works. A car¬ load of powder that was beiug wheeled in¬ to the roouijwas accidentally overturned, and the carwbeels running into the loose powder caused a friction that set the pow- derallre. Theexploslons quicklyfoilowe,!, all the powder that was ill the press room going off in the llvesuceesslve detonatl-ns, Tho press mill was wrecked. Tlic for'oot the exiiloslou carried por- tloiis of tlm bodies across tbe Bramlvnlnn k, a distance of 100 yards from tbe N'eTada Oovernorship is Conlcsteil. William McMillan, Ilia detente 1 Hepuli¬ llcan nominee for Oovernor ol Nevada, will contest the election of neinhol.l Sadler. Fusionlst. ou the ground that the apparent majority credited t.i Sadler 1- I based upon asufU'leut number of iiligai votes ft) change the r.^lt of the electi.in. Home sensational atfeff«ftlons are antici¬ pated. Oarmany N*c«tlatlnc With Spain. Oermany is negotiating with S|ialn foi tbe purchase of tho Caroline ltlan<l»; tb" price Mked liy Spain is ti.000,000, wblcli Oermany considers eiceasiv*. Froinlneat Fcople. ,d the game. Queen VI-tori* hopes to live to see the Ca|ie-lo-Calro scheme of uniting Britain's African empire completed. Ex-PreaideDt Harrison deDles tbe report tbat bis iiealth is poor and declares be bar not felt S-.I well for many years Secretary Oage is said to lie a passionati st'ortsmau and a n-markably good shot He spends iinch of his vacatim in buntiU): and la 1ist)kn:;. Emper.-ir William intends to write an publish an account of hb. to<ir lu Palestine Holland's girl Queen has d'claroil Ihal her husband-eiect uju»t not l». .-alle Prince Consort until tbey hare b*ea mar ried a T*ar and a half. Tbeo.lor; Sedgwick F»v. who from I'vV until l»»l oecupiet tbe post ol A-neri-.i Minist«r Kesident in Borne, Switzerland died m Berliu Oermany. Hasry Haveiseyer. llie sugar king rmd- a bobby |n amateur conjuring, at wtilck b< i» aa expert and ba* the best c.^iie.-tl.n o apporutu* iu lb* country. Jam** Whilcomh Riley said to a Boston friead lb* other day mat the reason he is i bachafor is ^«eaafte the woman be mesu 10 marry die-1 b«lor9 be bid mad* an; ' •ae«**«. Killml Hinxrir lt,'caiisr lie I.o>l S40. I Jiic il, Stohlcr. tblrty-nlne years old, o' Patersou, N. J., cominllled suicide by banging lilms 'If to a l.eam In the cellar of bis home. A few davs lief ire Stobler lo-t Till While on th" wav boil" alter doing -oice shopping, lie brio led greatly uvr Ibc io.ss. although he.is aald ti bo well to do, aud bis wife believes that the thought of It Ilnally drove him tn seek death. To Sell Cinrlnnall's Zoo. Judge il B. Smith of tli<i Superior Court lit Cincinnati, Ohio, ordere.l tbe sale of the .'Clebratod Cincinnati Zoological Oardens on J.inuarv lliaexl. Thn ZHo has been lu the h'iudi.of receivers for months. Over two.I birds of the npiiralseincnt. which Is ] J'iOO.OOO, must be realized to pay the debts I ou the property. Hobhrrs Kerure SSOOO. i.n\» blowers wrecked tb" strong box in the bank of Anti.icb. 111., a vlliagn of TOO inhaldtants. Ilftv miles Irom Chicago, and ro;ib*(l it of .',000 nud -oui" valualde papers, and .-scaped. rycllng >'olrs. A fairly wide handle bar is good f-r roal riding, as it gives mm- leverage. Withtb" ,"w frames now being used, however, au av.rage sized person canllardly lualutaiu an erect position. In IH* there were ..ulv twenty-sevi-n la¦¦- t.iries in this coiinlay. but ave vean bit r the number was over two hundred, and in Isii; over a miUion ma-'bines are suppo, -d to have been built. Those cyclists who ar- perioiicaiiv in search of something new or a little differ¬ ent to the machine which tue .irdioary wliMciman tiossesae* will be ac-omniodatci next spring with bicycles having wb-cl» ..I iliirty-incb dlametir Law Hehi Valid. V giving 1.1 juries th ther death penalty n In murder cases hs onstltiitlonnl l.y Judg While TWENTY-FIVE MEN WENT DOWN. 1 THREE CUBANS SHOT TO DEATH. The tlrltlsli Stramahip l.andoniitn Sinks , Cubans Shot In an rrnFoiiater With 8nan- nl Sea—Id lirral nistress When Sighted j l.h omrers-('aptaln-(;eiieial Castel- l.y the Vedamore—The llescuers Strug- ' lanos tirdrrs ('atesend Theatres Closeil ali-.l Two I>nrs In a Slorm to Tak* Ihe j —Vrnups (iiiar.l Hotel laglaterra— f'KW From Ihe Knailird Shl|i. | Cuban (ipnerals Fscurteil lo Marlaiiaa. Baltimokf:. Md. (Spacial). — Forty-ltve shipwrecked mariners from thn Londonion, which was recently reported as foundering at sea, were landed hereon Thursday by the Johnston Line s'oamsuip Vedamore. The Vcdauioro was several days overdue, and fears for her .-afety were beginning t'j be felt. Caplaiu Uobort Bartiwtt Is her master. The Londonlan, from Boston for London, with a crow of nearly eighty men, and a cargo valued at about J300,000, including 650 cattle, loundered November 25. AlK>ut twocty.flvt'of tho crew went down and thn romalnlng ones were picked up bv the Vedamore. Tbo saved members of tho Lou- donlan's crew numbered tweuty-threo men. In addition, there wero twenty.two cattle men paved. Including Patrick Ward, of Boston, foreman for Swift h Co who had 263 bend of cattle on board, an 1 Daniel Calnnu, of Somerville, Muss,, foreman for Nelson Morris A Co,, who had 3li2 catile. The aat- tlomeu in tho gangs wero A. Mangel, John J. Neville, of Wnterburv, Coun.; Michael Malone, ot Fall River; Joilu F. Kenny, Jobn Sloan, Frederick Wallace, Tho:nas Illg- gins, Henry Welsh, Andrew Smith, Jobn Martin, John Biboy, fleorgo Boll, Jobn Ward, all ol Boston; John Potts, of .Mai¬ den; Henry Boucher and Peter Lamont, of Lawrence; John Jones, of London; H, Puniilplan, ot Armenia; .Meikiejobn, of liusslu, and Wllliaui Langley, Jr., ot llallowoll; Daniel Coveny, of Boston, and Thomas McCoy, of Worcester, .Mass.; also cattlemen, aro among tbe lost. The Ill-fated Londonlan left Boston on November 15, and on November 23 lu a vio. lent galo her cargo shifted and she almost capsized. Anally resting on ber beam eniM, wllh big seas breaking over ber, ller luck¬ less crew were belnless to riglit ber, and for two days she drifted about at the mercy ol the winds and waves. Assistance came at 6 o'clock on the morning of November 23. The Vedamore hove in sight Ave miles distant, and ns it was still quite dark tho Londonlan burned signal Area and Ured distress rockets, Tim signals were seen by Iho nfllcan on the Vedamore's bridge, and repotted to Captain Barllctt, who gave orders that tba Vedamore's course be obaiigod. Second OITlccr Holibs and a volunteer crow, gallautly launctied one of thn Veda¬ more's boats aud ntteinpteil to reach tlio sinking Londinlnii. Fir three hours the sturdy Britons battlo.i with wind and wave In a vain attempt to reach ber, but wero ilnally forced lo rctiiiii to their ship. Many attempts were uiiidc lo react the sinking ship wiiicli proved fruitless, and ns it grow loo dark to do aiiviliing more, Cnptain ll.irtlett signalled, "Will stand by you until luorulng." The piteous signal, "For Ood's sake don't leave us," came back lu reply, and to tbo mute appeal everv man ol the gallant crow of tbo Vcdamoro "pledged bis life to rnscuo Ihe hclple«» ones. Iluring the night tho wind increased, nnd by morning it was blowing very bard. Then il was tliat an- othermoansof rescue was do.-idod upon. For hours life-bouys witb lines attached Woru floated to thn Londonlan, and at last her crew succeeded lu getting one aboard. A heavier linn wasstretcbed between the two vessels and one of tho Veilamoro's life boats was improvised as a life.ear, to lio hauled belwuen tbo slil|i.s. It made n trip siiccesHfully and tw<>nty-two half frozen, exhausted men were liaiileil up over tbe high side of the Vedamore aud given every comfort tbo ship afforded. As the boat was going back to the Londonlan wreck a big sea Itroke over It and cajisiznd It, An¬ other broke over It nud demolished it. Tim lines were also carried awiiy aud thn eom- iiiunlcatlon broken. Cliiof oniwr Uoran, ot the Vcdamoro, then stepped up to Captain Bartlelt aud volunteered lo luuuch another lilc boat to attempt tlie rescue. Another set of bravo seiuiion dropped down into licr as .she iMiielied tho wiitur, and she bounded away on the crest ol a big wave liken racehorse. For two hours the lioal's crew "truggied ut the oars, but could not get nenror tban sixty ynrils to tho wreck. Tbey worn at last'forccdto give up and return to their ship. Another (earful nigbt of jieril and fear passed, Tbo next iiiorning tweiity-thnio of the men of the Londonlan suceeiidod lu iHunchliig one of their own bouts and reached tlio Vedamore in safety. Their boat was also lost, aud nil tbat day was spent In trying lo again establish com- niunicalion with tlie wreck. The gain was constantly .increasing, and ail efforts to •ave others were in vain. Even oftor night bad fallen Ibo Veda¬ more was kept cruising about In the vicin¬ ity, but when day broke next niomlug the Londonlan had vanislicl. The Vedamors then proceeded lo lialtlniore. Th«wreck'>d steamer was llrsl .siijlilud iu lutltudu l'i.30, longitude 15.10. Hav vNA.Culia (lly Cahle^. -Three Culians were killed aad one Spanish offlcer and two Cubans were wounded )Ionday night in an affray lieiween fome Spanish officers off duty and a uumber of citizens and a party of Cubans who wlslin 1 to close tbe J'aoon Theatre ou account of the death of Oenera' Carcia at Washington. The Spanish troops I on duty intervened nnd restored order. j A Cuban ofllcer In uniform became In- ; volved In a quarrel with a Spanish olffcer 1 at the Cafe Tacon, adjoining tho Hotel In- \ glaterra. Other Cuban and Spanish of~ j llcers, attracted by tho row, came from 1 every direction, and blows were soou ex- I changed between the original disputauts. i Then tbe trouble became general. ' Several shots were tired, and the crowd, I which by this time had grown to large ; proportions, made a rush toward the Hotel Inglaterra, where a number of Amerloan I officers are stopping, Tho nghling co(v : tlnued lu front of tbe hotel, nud several I more shots were exchanged, but no attempt I was made to attack the Amerlo.ms. Oeneral Oreene aud Oeneral Hum- jihreys, with their staffs, did their beat to restore order, Oeneral Oreene sent nn aide to tbe palace to laform Captaln-Oeu- eral (^aslellanos of the trouble. The Cap- tatn-Oeneral Immediately sent a detaeb- tnent of troopi to tba hotel to maintain order. During tbe flgbting Jesus Sotolongo and Pedro B. Jlminez, Cuban ofiloers, and Eustace Lomus, a negro, were killed' and Arturo T.iuzet, a French citizen, and several others wero wounded. Oeneral Castellanos Issued tbe following proclamation: "As there are some Individuals who wlab to disturb public order in the centre of tbe city, where is located tbe hotel lu which many American citizens are stopping, and being myself resolved to prevent, with all my authority, a further repetition ol scenes sucb as occurred last nlgbt, I order; "First—That after to-day all the cafes around the Central Park and the Hotel Inglaterra be clo.ied atB p. in, "Second—Aftor tbat hour It la forbidden I to drive carriages by theso places, with the exception ot the carriages of the Rpan- ish authorities ami tbeAinerlcan Oenerals. The tramway cars and omnibuses will be permitted to run ns usual, "Third—All performances are forbidden in Ibe theatres and no public balls wiii be allowed to be bel.l except by permission of Ihe civil Oovernor. "Fourtb—All tbe streets adjacent to tbe Hotel Inglaterra will bo safeguardml by the forces of the army, which will be ap¬ pointed to that duty by the Military Oov¬ ernor of Ibe city. "Fiflb-'l'be troops will disperse all groups of persous la front of the Hotel Inglaterra after 7 o'clock at night," In aceordn ice with this prociamalion troops are now guarding tlie hotel, Oen¬ erals Sanguiiy and Lacret of tbe Cuiian Army, wbo wero at the hotel, wero taken to tho Cuban camp at Marlanao under an ea- lort of American and Spanlth offlcera. They will not return to Havana until Jan¬ uary 1. GENERAL RIVERA FREE ACAIN. The Noted Cuban Leader Ittjolns Ills Wife Afler a Long Noparalion. New Vobk City (SpoclalV—Oeneral J. Rius Rivera, tho Cuban soldier who sue ceeded to Maceo's command in Pinar del lllo Province, and was captured early last year by the Spaniards, arrived on tlie French Lino aloaiuer La Champagne, He was released last month front a Spanish prison, at Baroeiona, to which he bad been condemned lor a life seutenco, tu pursu¬ ance of tlie plan of ainuesty to <3uban prls- miil. Ohio Murd Tbe new Ohio o;'t|-)n to Impose Iif" imprlsonraei I'l'en pronounced Uavls.ln the C.jmmon rums i .urt. iho dee|,|on was rendered in the ease of Harry Jones, colore,!, convlelel of uiur- d,*rlng .\iiua Jouns-m. anil sentenced to life imprisonment Iiy tb" Jury. A iniitiou for a new trial was overruled. A Soldier's Cuslir Kmbraep. In the Cily Curt of Savannah, Oa. a few days ng", Julge I hoinas M. Norwood- former rnlted stales Senator from (icorgla, lined Private J. E. Moore, of Battery A, First Mail!" Artillery. ."'lOO or six months on the chain gang for embracing the wife of a prominent county offl .lal on tbe street while the soldier Was Intoxicated CEN, WHBELER TO QUIT CONGRESS, rrcfer* Annj Lite and Hopes t4i Roon B* Old Enough to .llake a Good Soldier. Wasuikotox, D. C. (Spcclai),-Major. Oeueral Wheeler will resign bis seat] iu I'ongress nnd retain his commission in tho nrmy. lie said; "I bavo considered tbo mailer cnrc- fiillv and decide.I to resign from Cou- «ud retain my cominlsaion. My aENr.BiL J. Dies aivxiA, (The Cuban Oeneral Whn Haa Been Re- leasod From a Spanish Prison,) this stop are any. •d. So wheels arenow iiuiiorted. bat b.cv-les were eipcirr-d \u the value of Ifi.KOJ Ti: In 1«'.I7. and nearly a third of which went to England. Tbeedit.-.r ol a French -y-:- paper lias appealed to the din-'torg-urrai of tbe In¬ ternational Exiiibitlou to provide a-coir- modatious for *0,0O0 wlieelmeD.which num- ter be estimates will visit the sbow un Sundays and puijlic holiday!. F.>r winter riders a prominent tire-sak- tng eoneem has introduced a thin and nar- r..w rubber strip that is sharj Iv corrugaiei Its surface ThU Is Intended to t>e ce. ¦ >nt*<> on tbe I bread ¦ .f t h" tire to prevent f Ippiaf on isaddy oc le/ roads. Onre More. llrd.rs from Washington were receive,! at the Briiklyii Navy Yard to i.alnt th" ' s!ii|i.- white, showing that pea^e is uj-sur«d. I The work began at once. Ilov of Twelve Shoots lliiiiseir. ! Waiter Whipple, twelve y.-ars old, a .-on I of Doris Whipple, a New V.rk painter an 1 i decorator, shot himself and was instantlv killed at his borne In .Marar.ineck. N. V. He bad sto'en away Irom the other inem- I Icrs of t^e family and was In an upstairs ¦ r.'oin. His mother heard a shot, ana rush- ' Ing upstairs found hiiu lying deal on the > :|oor with a pistol at his side Mrs Wblp- I'l" was so overcome that shn falnte.t. and ; 11 Is now feared that she will die It was : I'rougtit out la Che teatlmuny at tbe In'juest tliat shortly Mforo the acdilent tbe ti-,y j had lost a pair of rul>l>er tM>ijtH at sehoot ' and waa much vexed because his mother ! had chilled bim. Thejurv. however, n-u- I dered a verllet of death by a-cl.|»nt A Fuglliv* Kllleil br a Trsi*. i The body of a man, s'lppose.l to be that of (.eorge Chase, who lived a mile west of Wolcott, N. V. was fount taa snowdrift Is prolinlde tbat n bitter opposition wuiild 1 e raise.l if I nttonipted lo retain both positions, and I prefer lo settle tho matter ill this way, I have not yet decld- e.ljusl when I shall resign, liut it will be very soon, probably within a few weeks. At present I am merely exercising tho privlliges of an ex-member upon tbo floor of iho House, and in this way I have avoided any iiosslbliity ol a ques¬ tion lu that direction. I havo bad other uietnbers Intro,luce my resolu¬ tions, and tbls will continue until I resign, I prefer Iho nrmy lllo to tho life of a nieui- lier of Congress, I feel as youug aa when 1 was n boy, and, nitliongb some little dis¬ cussion bos been raised as to iny age, I iiopo to soon be old enougli to make a good soldier. I have been re-elected to Ihe Fifty-sUtb Cnnerefis, but I will not aerve ouo liny of my new term." oners observed by Spalu aftor the ceasa- llou ot ho.stiiitles. Oeneral Toma. Estradr Palma healed tbopartvwbo gathered to meet Oeueral llivcra, iiud with them was Mrs. lilvnra, wbo stui-'o ber husband's imprlsonaient has made b»r homo with the lainlly of Oeueral Palma, at Central Valley, N, V, She was overjoyed at seelug ber buibaud, aud there waa an affootlenalo meeting wben finally she reached tha cabin of the steamer. Oeneral Rivera is but forty-eight yearw old, but his hair has become very gray sinoo his incarceration. He Is a little above medium height, slender and erect, and tbongb somewhat pallid, seemed to be In Tery good health. I'eulral railroad lio.-he«ter. Theiia^k of Ills hea.l was "ul and bis left leg was broken. It is thought that be was struck t,y an express train. Warrants were out (.r his arreal on the eharge of stealing, aud it l< i,»iieved tbat lie w.-is atteniptiiis, under tbe cover of darkness, to evade the officers when he met bis death. Ab All*c«d M«*aaK« Frma Aadr In alleged siessage Iron: Aiidru Regular Troops Fnr Manila. The War Hi partment at Washington will send regular regiments to relieve tbe voiiinleers In Manila just as soon a« trans¬ portation on tho Paclllc Const lan bn ar¬ ranged. Tbe voluateei. will in jeturned to tiie I'nlteil states In tho order in which tbay left. A New Coast Survey Hleamer. Tbe Coast and (ieodotio Survey steaTier Patbflnder was launched on Wednesday at Nixon's sliipyard at Elizabethport, N. J. Many distinguished men witnessed the launehiug. Misrellaneons Kpons. Holler polo is b*-o:uing very popular. 4 rifle nnd revolver club has lieen orgau- I7..I It Harvard I'jiiversltv. Th* Southern goif links ar* opening rapidly aud nearly all the prominent I'oiirae, are actively under way. The Harvard-Columbia -iual lacrosse league has decided to admit Ccrnoll. and form a triplealliance, Tlie rnlvcrsily of Pennsylvania has taken up leu'lag. and Justin It.onafous will be 111" Instru't'r iu single stick, foil and sable. Msicom I>N, MBride, of Cleveiau'l. Ohb'. was nnaDlmousiv H-cted eaplain of the Vale footliail eleven lo succeed CsptnlD ChamtcrllL Thomas Tnixton Hare, tb" left gaard oi the lulverslty of Peniisylvaula footbai: team, was ui.ani.nously elected captain o) next year's elevei,. Frank C. Ives says that he will ,ilav n' more billiard matches with anybody uutl' Ills health improves. 11-. toutempiatee a trip to Denver and Mexico. sparr iw-sbf • ting^sa popular sport with tbe trap-ihootera of Indianapoibi. and a mixed touruameiii of targets, sparrow,- an'l pigeons Is Uel.l every year by \h^ Limited Onu Club, uf that city. The scnrcilvof game Idrds In the North ern State* has ba'l its effect nn the annua migration of hunter* to Sootbern quarters Hunters have realized that 11 they want any .h.oting they will hav* to do S iljtb lor U. A rionil In Nl. I'*i*rsburc. Tbo River Neva sudJanly roue r,ln* feet a r*w nights ago. Inundating th* lower quarters of Bl, pelarsnurg, Russia, where communleatlon was carried on by boats. The lubabttants were panic stricken, and th*rii wan great Inst of properly, but so lots of life has been reported. Total Vote For Qovarnor Plnffr**. Heml-offlcisl flgures of th* eleotion in Mioblgnii place Oovernor Plngr**'* *xaet plurality at 73,079. There was a total ol <J1,114 votes c:ist for Oovernor this y*ar, Plngren receiving 343,2,19, an incraas* of 23/ p*r cent, over Ills proportion of tbe wTiole vote cast last election. When Treaty Will II* Aeled I'pon. According lo tbe mo*t cons*rvatlv« •sti- malM. the Treaiy of Peace just concluded between the United Htates snd Spain can¬ not come lo a vote in Ibe Senate belore the middle of February. Ilobaon Ordered t« liana Hone. Bccretary Longcl ibo Navy Deparimenl, Wasliington, bat Insiracted LIcutauanI Hobson to proceed to Hong Hong, there to have charge of the work ol repairing and reconstructing the Isia de Cuba, tho Isia de Luzon and the Dun Juan do Aus¬ tria. riiKse Spanish voaseN wore raitel In >Ianlla llarl ir under th* direction ol Naval Constructor Oapps, Thev will bo put in shape at Hong Kong for addition to tbe Ameri' an fleet. amy Iteallis •« * apaoish Traas(;ort. The traosp ,rt Buenoi Aires bat arrived al Barcelona, Spain, with rep«trlat*d troop* from Manii*. l»ho reported tixly deaths on ihe voyag". ¦heriir Kails a Wfcal* Towa. Olen Eyre, a town In Pike County, Paaa., was sold at auetion lo lb* bigbaat bidder a few davs agD. Giea Eyre was a thriving village* few years ago. Now It it a motetii Ooldsmitb't deserted vllliige. The failure nf the elone bnsinetsof Joiiu and Catharine liemiog ruined the town. Outh«««2 acre* ¦old were flfteeo dwaiiUg nout«9, a rail¬ road de( ol. a bla-ksTilth shop, a saw ¦III, t.ostoffl 'c, factory, stirei and othar tMliil- n|f». , _ Cralear KaCal* •alls Var Maalla. The Cnlted (itates crnl*«r Bnllalo tailed Irom Newport N*wt, Ta., lot Manila Willi no am (or U*v*r'ala<t. T»n! »l.»0 T^AtLT »r ADVAMliB THE SlOBATff SCHOOL NTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENT9 < FOR DECEMBER 18- L*iMn Text! "Tlw CapUelly of JaMk." J*r*mlali III., l-lt—Oaldaa Taxtl JaN* ¦niah xxlx., 13—CainnsaaltarT •¦ Ul* LeteoB by III* IU*. O. M. 8(«ara*. 1. "Ze^iekiah wot one and twenty trau* old when be began to reisn, and )ia r*ltn*4 eleven years lu Jcrutalem." AtterthaMat^ of Jotlab, the good king, three ot bl* •«•• and one grandsou sucoeedcd bim, talgalBIt altogether tweuty.two yean—Joboabax.W Shallum, three months: Ellakln. or Jahol- nklm, eleven y^ - ;: CJonlab.or Joeoolab.m ¦ Jeholacblu, three montlit, and Zadakifh, eleven years, Tbe flrat two aad tha lairt , weresons of Joslnh, the third wa* blacnai* eon nud was thirty-sersn rmrt a aaptH* Jn Babylon (Jer. Ul,. 31V The ilory at tba flual caiitirity uf Jud-nh, tha topio ol this lesson, is fonnd iu tbree other piaeaa (lar. xxilx., II KtbKi XXV.. II OkroD. SUTl) i nnd must tbereforu bo aomothlBC to M praverfully pondered by us. 2. ^-Ile did tbat which waa «rll i« th* eyes nf the Lo'.d, according to all Ibat ?*• liolaklm bad done." What a ^rief but nm prehenslve summary of a maa'a Ufa "Mil In the eyes ol the Lord," ao<1 bow II eot- Arm* tbo statement that -tha carnal alM Is eumlly against (iodi" (Rom, tUI., f.) rUe eyes ol the Lord are runalng lo aaa (ro throughout the nboi* earth aad wh«c- ever there It a liAart trusting la Rim Bb will show Himself strong ou bahnHait-taoll (II Chron. xvi., !l). Tho devil U al9»Kola|| to and fro lu tho oarth seeking to dattny man and turn him from Ood. 3. "He oitt them out trotn Hla praa- snce." Thus tba Lord did to Joniaafaa >nd Judali became of tbeir tint, (or tbay mocked tbe mestengers of Ooil and da* spiaod His words and mitasad Hla prapfe* ets, until the wrath o( tha Lord aroa* agalntt His people, till there waa BO raa* sdy (II Chrou, xxxvl,, 16). Ua eanuatly protested unto them, riting aarly Mid pfa* testing, but tbey olMkj'ed not Bor InnlfatH their ear and oontlnuad walklaf IB tha Imagination ol their evil hearta (Jar. si., T, »), It la Impotaiblo to vo wbata Oaf i!annot tee ut, bnt It It poMlbla to Iota tka lenaa of Hit preaaaoe, ai whaa Oaia WMI ont from tba pt«aan«o ot tb* Loid (Pa, - cxxxlx., 1-4; Oen, Iv., IS), Th*pr**aae*M th* Lord la the auuraitca of all aat* gald* ance and blasting lEx. xzxUI., U: uUL. M). ' • ^ i, B. "Bo tbo oity wai baslacad vato tha eleventh year of King Zedeklah." Tka Lord had said through jar*intah that tfea King of Babylon would tak* th* aU* Mi destroy It, and (ur this taMtaoay thi prophet waa put In prltoa (J*r. sulr.,Ih xxxtl., a), but abatllof ap a mMi»Baai of tbe Lord ur atopping bia aioath or avw kininghlln or buiulBg np hi* ¦•*•«» ths enemlet ojt ()od eaa only 'liilul iS will uot pravant th* punxi** ot th* from batoR lallllled. AU Borittai •urely and lltarijllyb* InUlM, ai ploaaure, (or Be'iaakatb aToa th* tniui of mat; to pralto Jllm, aad th* ladUJMlfe doth Ho rettraln. Th* Klag ot BiKlMt waa unconteloutly 0(>d'* IbltlMM^^hl chattoning Hit people ot Judah a»d4*ni- anlam. bven lUrod and PoBlhls MMa nud tbe Keutlle* aud Itra*lwb*hth*y «4«« btnsd agalntt ObrUt were only bilagUic t* pass what Ood (onnw would b* (Aetalr. 87.28). . . «. "Tha famine woi tore l^b* etty, ** Hint tbero waa no broad (or tb* n*ON* «! tba land." Tbe aludy o( th* faiaiMa «l Scripture, with thair reaaoasaad taaalla •* far at we can ludg* o( the aam*. la tk ttMtk' pi'uAtablo ttudy; for example, tb* iHllM . of Oen, xil. and Hi reiuitt lo Abrahaai, th* famtno In Betbleheui nnd it* *S*atajlB«B Ellmelocb and KBoml na i»«*rd*d la nitb. In Eiok. xlT,, U (amin* |« ««U*<9Mi«t Ood'g tour tot* Judgmaala, bill <B Asm* vlll., 11, w« read otthe wont kind ollad^ tne, eveu a (amine of beartag tha wocda al the Lord. 7. "All tho men ot war dad aad wMt forth out of t|>a olty by Bight." In ahaptar xxxlx,, 4, wa read that Zadcklah «*at MtK them, Ezeklol waa al (hi* tla* a eaptM . lu Babylon, but Ood thowad hta aad 6»W au object letton ahowad tha piopi* IM what was going on In Jeraaalaa attbll time, 80 tliat uvuu without telaphona a* telegraph tho Jewi'at Babyloa new ovuntt nt Jerusaleu the very day thagfl poucd (Eaek. xil., eto.). Oodhaa | man to bring to puu moat woadar In thea* days In wliloh we live, bat hw>«r In any nation hat bean taaa or b**rd aaah wondorful thiugt at Ood liat don* and will yut do In and for brael. Bit ehoaen PMH plo. 8. "Tbo army otthe Chindeao* |>otl«Ml>' niter tbe king and overtook SiedakMi ta the plaius of Jericho." When Jonah *Hnild (leo from tho pretenos of tha Lord, *!• IhougU be got oSto teaaadpoatlbly taaoM Uo waa roaTiy on hit way to Tarthlah, th* Lord wanted bim at Nlaereh nad ta s«at two dotcctlvat alter bim, a alora to atop tbe vessel and a Hah apeolally prepared to bring him ashore. The king Zedeklab nay liavu thought binisolf ealaly away tron th* king of Baliyion and potatbl^HTacldiooM tho words uf Jeremiah, but If ao It only proved that bo did uot know the Lord Bar that overy purposo of the Lard maat b* performed. 11. "Tbun they took the king and oarriad bim up uuto tho king of Uabylon lo Uih^ Inli, In tbu laud of llamulh, wbar* b* Itaw Judgment upon him." Thut II oBon (o iiaea as It bad been foretold, but tb* mett' iilllful thing about It all, a* II ta*B*lo ine, waa that ouo wbo abould hay* >**¦ am honor to tho Lord, on the IhroD* Ot th* Lord at Joruialem, Is found a prItOBar IB tjia bauds o( an enemy ot Ood, and tbt* enomy sittlug In Judgment upon him. It was u sorry sight when Abrnbaa wa* re¬ proved by Ablnieleeh beeauae be tor l*ai of hla life told a lio about bl* wif*. It waa a fearful thing wheu David by bUfcaal sin gave occasion to the enemy to blaa* Sbeme; when Hiinon Peter by bl* salt «*a- denoe and following afar ott d*nl*d hi* Lord. But aii those ar* writlan tor oar Instruction that we may not iln a* th*! did. 10. "And the king of Babylon ilaw tb* sons of Zedeklab Tielor* hla eyea." Thi* might have beeu avoided l( ZtdekUh ha4 onlv lieen oliedleut tothe word of Ihe Lord' bviereinlnh and bad turreudered to th* king of Babylon, bnt he tbougbt b* kn*W better than Jeremiah, and ba would aat beilavo Ood, but hardened hit heart aBd wont bis owu way until all thta oaota Bp«a blni. It is bad enough to aulTar oBa**|fj iiut to Im compalb'd to witnasa BuS*rlaa wiilcb wu bavo brought npon other* ailN be a terrible thing. Vet wbat a maa *«*• etb that must be alto reap, 11, "Then hn nut out the aye* of 2*d» klah, and the king of Babylon boaad Ma In chains and carried bim tn Babyloa aad put bim in prison till the day of Ml death," Thut wot fulfilled all thatwa* wrilleu by Jeremiah and E/.eklel eoneara-. ing bliu-tbat lie wnuld tm lb* fclBB ol Babylon, tbut be would go tu Babyloa. but Ihat ho wo'jld n*v*r fm Babyloa and yet eie there lu petce.-LetasaMalpar. THE GOVERNMENT'S RCCEin^ Th* Incrcaa* la tk* Bxp*adMBraa la Ba* t> Ih* War Kxpaaaat ml th* Araajr. The reeelpit ol tb* noraroaeat tar.tho. month of November and compared wHbtha timllar month ol last year war* CoitOaM H6.3!I5,'»1, iiicreaae M.MKl,^*) latarBal Mvenu* fil.SSB.ia. laaraat* fT.nuM. uvidmiicalltneoui»»,«».»«,<laora***l(lt,. 773 9«0; a total Of tUX.ftOO.tlt, dearMM* tdr 452,1)90. Tills appartnt deoraaaaja da* to iiaymantt during KoTembar, IWT, oa a*- count o( Paaine Ratlraad dabu, »h* »•- crease during th* patt month (or ejjJK** and intarnal rareuue being •IM'',''*- '•• tb* lire months ended WoT*rab*r 10th*IB-. crease in custom* t*n*l»ad has aaoaaljd to tan l|7,'iM. and from Internal IIVMM* • 44,«17,74«, a total ol »7I,7I«1,0». . .¦ Tha expenditure* for tb* month *»*l* t«» ODO.MO, exceeding the rlwelpti by tlfj- 1W,0«5. For tba llv* month* oj. *»*.?.***? vear tb* axjiendltur** w*r* Wm,*l*J**. B« lucr*aaa of tlVI.'Mtm over th* iJJ* l-.rlod o( la.t year. OfHblalaer**** •••;•¦ 6»,»ini. ohargeabl* to war aapaidKMJ*/ furthearmya*d»l7,ttJ>4,«I(or th* BBVWt wbli* th* other Item* In th* MpaJMad*. eniiiil show • uet decroM* ot •7jn.IH. NECNO SCHOOLS LEGAL. K* Law Hrali** to *ai>a*a*e WliM* black rupll*. Ra a JOTf ttaMc* The Alton tehool eat* w** Jury 111 tbe Circuit Court at Ml III., which returned a verdlet colored people wbo had pretaUd ttepari'.t* acnoola. Kacautly, becaute of a new oidar I by tb* tcbooi aatborlllaa ol AKoa, whit* and negro children wara dlffereut publle ichoolt. Tb* people rrWBted tbit, refaaad cblidreu tu school and ouaott mandamut i/roceedlugs In lb* Court ol Illinolt again*! lb* I rcbo*! Board ol Alton to aoi admit Ills ebiidrao to tba iiobu.^i. BtslKBed to white eblldraa. rraac* Haa a OlMit ¦•UU**. ParU r*e*Blly had a ehana* lo a. laUest tnidier In tb* Freaeh anw. name it Bureau. Wh*a bis raflaagt uy OB III* march Baraaa w*a »«"' reach up a* bigh at tkaebiu of hi* on horaebaek. Tb. gUMt to ••lyt yean old. H* layi Ibat ha djd BJt '.0 grow prodlgHatly bMU hi* Ul k*ars a
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|Queens County Review 18981216
|Queens County Review 18981216
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Having a fun time with the family and helping others will go hand-in-hand next week at the annual Rotary Classic Rodeo.
This will be a qualifying event for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association national finals in Las Vegas, Nev., said Bricklee Miller, manager of the Mississippi Horse Park.
The two-day event over Friday and Saturday will include bareback, girl's barrel racing, tie down roping, team roping, saddle bronc, bull riding and steer wrestling. Robbie Hodges will also perform a clown act. There will be 330 contestants in the event, the largest number to date.
Scotty Lovelace, the stock contractor for the event, has a horse which won the PRCA's Bareback Horse of the Year.
Friday morning will be "slack," or overflow of contestants who are not in the rodeo performance, Miller said. Children from area schools will be present for the Friday slack events via field trips.
Friday night will be kids' night as children 12 and under get in free Friday night. Gates will open at 6:30 p.m. On Saturday, children 12 and under enter for $5. Children 2 and under enter free. From 5-7 p.m., there will be free petting zoos and pony rides with admission to the rodeo.
The event will start at 7:30 p.m. each night and run about two hours. It will feature a new group of contestants Friday and Saturday nights.
"These will be cowboys and cowgirls from all over the country. It will be a fantastic show," Miller said, extending special thanks to the event's sponsors.
The Dixie National Rodeo will take place at the same time in Jackson "and it creates a great synergy for contestants who drive" from such states as Wyoming and Nebraska "to compete in more than one rodeo," Miller said. "It's great for us because it brings those top-caliber cowboys and cowgirls to our event."
The event is Starkville Rotary Club's only fundraiser.
Rotary "gives every penny back" to Tuition Guarantee Program overseen by Starkville Oktibbeha Achieving Results. The East Mississippi Community College-affiliated program provides opportunities for local students to attend EMCC tuition-free.
Adult tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Ticket outlets are Mitchell Dodge in West Point and the Greater Starkville Development Partnership, the Starkville Daily News, Oktibbeha County Co-op, all in Starkville. For information, call the event information line at 325-0508 or visit http://www.mshorsepark.com [3].
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – A reception to mark the opening of the Wilson College biannual staff/faculty art exhibition will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14, in the Bogigian Gallery on the second floor of Lortz Hall. The exhibit, presented by the Department of Fine Arts and Dance, will continue through Feb. 3, 2012.
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The exhibition promises to be a diverse show of traditional as well as nontraditional work, featuring paintings, photographs, prints and drawings, along with conceptual and utilitarian objects. The objective of the exhibition is to be inclusive rather than exclusive, while maintaining a high standard of quality in created objects of any medium, according to Philip Lindsey, Wilson associate professor of fine arts.
"Staff and faculty shows are always a mixed bag with work usually ranging from traditional to outrageous, but they also offer an insightful glimpse into the working minds of those who have been charged with teaching and supporting tomorrow's leaders," said Lindsey.
Bogigian Gallery, named in honor of college benefactor Hagop Boggigian, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Admission is free. For additional information or an appointment, contact Philip Lindsey at 717-264-4141, Ext. 3305.
Founded in 1869, Wilson College is a liberal arts college dedicated to the education of women. Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church and located in Chambersburg, Pa. Wilson offers bachelor's degrees in 30 areas and master's degrees in education and the humanities. The college's 2011-12 enrollment in the College for Women and the Adult Degree Programs is 746 and includes 21 students from 10 foreign countries.


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As far as I'm concerned WWE have already botched this CM Punk angle. For me it's done and the only thing we can expect now is for everything to return to the same predictable WWE routine.
Bringing Punk back so soon totally undermined his classic shoot-style promo, his title win and his character because:
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Some of you have ever been to Scotland ? That's a common dream we have my guy and I. I've already been to Ireland and England, so we've decided that we're going to Scotland (surely Edimburgh) next summer ... As he's a bagpipe player I hope he'll find a great instrument there. Love to my KoRn family.
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what do you mean when referring to "desktop counterparts"? websites or software? i of course use outlook, without it i would be half dead half stupid but i wouldn't count it as a "counterpart" for mail app - the latter is just an easy to use and finger friendly email client, sorta like outlook.com/email but on your start screen (what plus you get are the notifications and of course you can add multiple accounts)
weather, i find easier to look at a tile than go to a website - and for forecasts, the display of information is better in the application than on most websites i've seen
people, well... i think it's a great opportunity but yet a bit awkward to use, slow and not a bit like WP's people hub; but the notification section is great and it has potential, we'll see
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Yup, as the couple Windows 8 tablets we are provided with are downright awful devices. With Atom CPUs, little disk space, and low quality touch-screens. Oh well they are just given to us to do some software UI tests, so they does do their intended work.
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Daffin was recently crowned 2012 U.S. Oyster Shucking Champion at the St. Mary's County Oyster Festival in Leonardtown, Md. and will represent the U.S. at the World Oyster Shucking Championship in Galway, Ireland next month.
"I've been shucking oysters for about 35 years," said Daffin, a bartender and shucker at Bayou on the Beach Café and Oyster Bar. "I started off like most people do, if you're from around here. You start off in the back yard with your family shucking oysters during cookouts."
That backyard shucking experience soon translated to a paycheck for Daffin.
"When I started in the restaurant business, I got asked to shuck oysters because I knew how," he said. "It wasn't something I planned to do, but I was good at it."
Daffin entered his first oyster shucking contest in
"Anywhere there's oysters, there's a shucking contest," he said. "One year, I got invited to a festival in
Daffin also worked at Dusty's Oyster Bar for about 10 years, and when it comes to becoming a faster shucker, he said practice makes perfect.
"I've done it for 35 years, so you just kind of build your own technique," Daffin said. "It's just something you get better at as you do it."
Daffin, like most Panhandle locals, grew up shucking large
"There's not as much twisting and torquing like you do here," Daffin said. "The key to it is, you want to cut that shell off very nicely. Nobody likes a mangled oyster, and nobody likes an oyster in mud or with shell in it."
Daffin isn't the first local to represent the
"It's just the draw of the oyster," he said. "Either it's your day, or it's not."


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Wilson College senior Brinita Ricks, who is majoring in mathematics, presented research at the third annual Mid-Atlantic Applied Mathematics Student Conference held April 6 and 7 at Shippensburg University. The conference is associated with the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM).
Brinita's presentation, "A Comparative Analysis of the Efficiency of Multi-trials of the Warner and Simmons Randomized Response Techniques," examined the efficiency of techniques used when attempting to solicit responses to sensitive questions.
Students from all over the United States are invited to present their research at the conference, but Brinita was selected as one of only a few guest speakers invited to come to the conference a day early for enhanced research and networking opportunities, according to her adviser, Prof. Karen Adams.
Brinita, who is enrolled in Wilson's Women with Children Program, is a former recipient of Scholarship to Enhance Mathematical Learning and Research (SEMLAR) scholarships and Wilson's Cuomo Mathematics Award.