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"Pahalgam : The Village of Shepherds." Pahalgam by goutammitra
Pahalgam Travel Guide: 11 reviews and 63 photos
Pahalgam means the village of Shepherds. Pahalgam, in Kashmir's Anantnag district, is about 98 km from the state capital of Srinagar. It is a quaint little village sitting on the banks of river Lidde. Untouched by urban development, Pahalgam is an angler's paradise, promising to please even an amateur with a rainbow trout. The thick pine and cedar forests around this hill town provide a natural habitat for the large brown bear. Pahalgam has a golf course at 2400 metres above sea level. For adventure-seekers, camping equipment, ponies and skiing equipment are easily available. Kolahoi is a popular destination for trekkers via Aru, a fascinating meadow. Pahalgam is also the base camp for pilgrims proceeding to the shrine of Lord Shiva at Amarnath.
Situated at the confluence of the streams flowing from Sheshnag Lake and the Lidder river, Pahalgam (2,130 m) was once a humble shepherd's village with breathtaking views. Now it is Kashmir's premier resort, cool even during the height of summer when the maximum temperature does not exceed 250C. A number of hotels and lodges cater to all preferences and budgets, from luxurious hotels to unpretentious trekkers' lodges.
The most beautiful of these is the huge, undulating meadow of Baisaran, surrounded by thickly wooded forests of pine. Hajan, on the way to Chandanwari, is an idyllic spot for a picnic. Filmgoers will recognize it instantly as it has been the location of several movie scenes. Pahalgam has within it no fewer than eight tiny villages, one of which is Mamal. There is a Shiva temple here, generally considered to be Kashmir's oldest existing temple,
dating to the 5th century.
Pahalgam is an ideal place for an adventure sports enthusiast. It offers wonderful treks, skiing, mountaineering and camping sites. Facilities for roller-skating, table tennis, badminton and cards are available at the Pahalgam Club. One can take a temporary membership at the Pahalgam natural golf course.
Pahalgam is the base camp for pilgrims going to Amarnath Cave.
By Air - The nearest Airport is in Srinagar
By Rail - The nearest rail head is at Jammu Tawi
By Road - Bus service is available from Srinagar and Anantnag. Taxis can be hired from Srinagar at pre-fixed rates. The J&K Road Transport Corporation runs daily sight seeing tours from Srinagar. Assistance is available at Tourist Reception Centre, Srinagar.
The best time to visit Pahalgam is during summers between May to September.
Chandanwari (16km: 2,923m) - It is famous for its snow bridge.
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Everyone knows that dressing for your body shape is important, but crafting for your body shape is even more important. It's easy enough to try on something in the store and say, "This is so flattering" or "This does not suit my body shape", but when you're planning on working on a sweater for hours and hours, you want to know it's going to come out looking just right on whoever gets to wear it.
First of all, you need to know your body shape. As you can see below, what differentiates one body type from another are the proportions between shoulders, waist, and hips.
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Recently, while browsing Ravelry, I read a thread all about scrumptious cakes decorated to look like yarn and yarncrafting accessories. Some of these cakes were SO incredible, I just had to share them with you. (Click on the photos or highlighted text below to learn more about the cakes and their creators.)
The first was an amazing detailed yarn basket cake created by Charm City Cakes (of Ace of Cakes fame) and shared by EndlessSimmer:
The second was an delectable creation by Pink Cake Box (click the photo for more detailed photos!):
The third, by Louise of CakeJournal, even has a tutorial on how to make your own! (Click the photo to link to her tutorial.) I love that she gives you step-by-step instructions on how she made it:
Not included in this thread, but amazing nonetheless, I also wanted to share these incredible cupcakes made of marzipan from VeganYumYum. (Click the photo to link to her blog post and see a video of her on the Martha Stewart Show explaining how she made them!) They are really adorable:
And finally, the thread made me think of our very own variegated-yarn-inspired cake from Patty's birthday last year:
Mmm, who knew yarn could be so delicious?
Well, if cakes that look like yarn are a little out of your league, perhaps yarn crocheted up in the shape of cakes is more your style! Go to LionBrand.com and type "cake" or "cupcake" into the search box to find patterns.
What incredible look-alike creations have you seen made from yarn (or cake)? Let us know by leaving a comment!
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I recently had the opportunity to attend the Knit and Crochet Show in Manchester, NH. It was really great to get the chance to meet our customers in person to hear first-hand how much you enjoy our products and our service. The highlight of the week for me was the Crochet Guild of America (CGOA) Professional Development Day that Lion Brand sponsored. Hearing all of the successful designers and teachers share their knowledge with the others in the room was really wonderful, and I picked up (and shared!) quite a few great tips and tricks during the breakout sessions in the afternoon.
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My biggest take-away, though, was seeing the camaraderie and sharing that was going on throughout the day. Kristin Omdahl and Lily Chin had started the day with an unvarnished snapshot of what it's like to be a full-time crochet professional. It's not easy, and this is a group of people in direct competition with each other for publisher and student dollars. In spite of that, not once did I see anyone hesitate to answer a question or give out detailed information — everyone was clearly invested in helping everyone else in whatever way they could. I know first hand how rewarding it is to pass on the knowledge I have, since I get to do that with our customers every day, and it was wonderful to see that there is a whole community of designers and teachers out there who clearly feel the same way.
Want to learn more about working in the yarn industry? Come to a future Professional Development Day, and also listen to our radio-style podcast, YarnCraft, episode 21: Sharing Your Designs with Others for more about publishing your designs or episode 70: Tips & Tricks on Teaching Beginner & Advanced Knitting & Crochet Skills for more on teaching.
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Recently, I received a Garnet Hill catalog in the mail and was really excited to see yarn on the cover. Being in the yarn industry, I like to collect various memorabilia that relates to knitting, crocheting, and yarn. Over the years I have collected magazine and catalog covers that feature yarn; it's always great to see yarn on these covers because it means that people feel that knitting and crocheting are a part of their daily lives.
Below, I have provided pictures of some of my favorite covers. Enjoy!
(If you're looking at this blog post on the website, click on the slideshow to move to the next photo. If you're viewing this blog post in your e-mail and you're having trouble with the photos, please click the title to see it on the website.)
Where have you seen yarn in popular culture that made you happy? Tell us about it by leaving a comment!
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Earlier this spring, I flew out to Cleveland, Ohio and spent a couple of days with the crew of Knitting Daily TV. Not only did I get to meet Interweave Knits Editor Eunny Jang who is also the host of KDTV (that's us on set, to the right), but I also got to film three knit-alongs with her for this summer's season of Knitting Daily TV. I also got to meet many other different designers and yarn-world figures who make an appearance on this season.
Although I've made a bunch of videos for our YouTube Channel and I've done some local TV interviews, I've never done a series of TV segments before. Although it looks quite warm and relaxed on set, it really takes the energies of quite a few people to make everyone look good, sound good, and to make the knitting and crochet process make sense on screen. It was fun for me to see how much filming could be squeezed into a couple of days and how many people it takes to make sure that all the pieces fall into place.
This summer, you can join me on Knitting Daily TV as I knit the Fallen Leaves Scarf, the Little Lamb Sock Critter, and the Tabard Vest–three projects that will be sure to expand your knitting skills. We'll cover things like slip stitch knitting, cabling, and reading lace charts. It's going to be a busy summer!
The season's just starting, so click here to check out associate producer Annie Hartman Bakker's preview of the first five episodes. Then click through to KnittingDailyTV.com and click on "TV schedules" at the top to find out when the show's airing near you! This season is the 500 series, so any episodes starting with a "5" are new. I can't wait for you to join me!
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After Dialing 911 ... Bank Robbery Is an Ugly Reality. One Way to Ease the Trauma of a Stickup Is to Ensure That Your Crisis Communication Plan Specifically Addresses What to Do Once the Bad Guys Make Their Getaway
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The romance of the bank robbery has long since gone the way of the stagecoach and Frank and Jesse James--if, indeed, it ever existed at all. The holdup is still around, however. But, as anyone who has ever been on the receiving end of one knows, there is nothing glamorous or romantic about it.
Even when the heist does not involve physical violence, it strikes a psychological blow that can leave employees feeling distressed; customers, apprehensive; and, the community at large, fearful. All this presents a special crisis communication challenge for banks.
Bank robbery currently is going through one of its cyclical upsurges--particularly in small towns and rural areas. For this reason, it's a good time for your organization's management team to create or update a crisis communications plan that specifically addresses robbery, outlining both internal and external needs. Below is a compilation of information as well as guidelines and tips that can help in performing this task.
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The year 2003, with its lingering, slightly sour economy, saw a wave of small-town and meal holdups, according to the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. While statistics for 2002 and 2003 have not yet been compiled, experts say bank robberies typically increase when the economy is sluggish. According to the National Incident-Based Reporting System (part of the Uniform Crime Reporting Program), the nation's Dank robberies hit a high of 11,876 incidents during the recession in 1993. After falling back, the figure began to climb again in 2001, reaching 10,150.
Those who rob banks today are often looking for quick money. Many are drug addicts. Though some of these bank robberies and related incidents parking lot purse snatches and ATM ambushes--are violent, most bank incidents, fortunately, are not.
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A handy rule of thumb to follow" when constructing any sort of communication plan, crisis or otherwise, is the old reporter's guide to getting the basics of a story--by answering the questions: Who? What? When? Where? Why? And how?
Now let's translate this to our bank robbery crisis communication plan. We'll go through each category with basic explanations and some checkoff lists. To do so most effectively, we need to start with the reasons for communicating effectively in such a situation--the "whys."
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Whether your audience is internal or external (and during and after a robbery it will be both), there are always some core reasons for crisis communication:
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DANE Thorbjorn Olesen leads the pack but US stars Jimmy Walker, Rickie Fowler and Matt Kuchar are hot on his tail.
THE Northern Irishman struggled in France but now hopes to get his game in shape for the Scottish Open at Gullane.
THE Northern Irishman would love to become the first player since Marcel Dallemagne in 1938 to win continental Europe's oldest Open three times in a row.
McDOWELL posed for pictures with his dad in 2010 but now he's a father himself, the Ryder Cup star would love to get a snap with his daughter and the trophy.
EUAN explains how the Scot, who passed away after New Year aged 85, blazed a trail in the golf world and how today's caddies owe him a debt of thanks.
THE Northern Irishman lies 10 under par at Sheshan International.
PATRICK REED admitted he was expecting more banter from The London Club crowd after he hit the headlines last month for telling the Gleneagles crowds to quieten down.
THE Scot shot six birdies but suffered a sickening loss on the final hole to Pablo Larrazabal in the Volvo World Match Play at Kent's London Club.
G-MAC says that he has taken his game to "another level" and has regained his focus after getting married and becoming a father.
WITH a swing taken at the American team, the Brit then focussed his attention on Phil Mickelson for the yank's public criticism of US captain Tom Watson.
EUROPEAN captain reveals how he was tormented by his decision to drop the Englishman on Saturday at Gleneagles only for the team talisman to back his call.
THE serious, gentlemanly demeanour of Europe's top golfers gave way for madcap antics as Paul McGinley's close-knit squad celebrated retaining the Ryder Cup last night.
CAPTAIN Paul McGinley lifted the trophy with his winning European team this evening after a commanding victory over usa at Gleneagles. See the best images from the presentation here.
EUROPE delivered on an extraordinary final day at Gleneagles where two of the team's Irish stars stepped up with key victories that set up another emphatic triumph.
USA captain Tom Watson has demanded his faltering side to step up and "smoke" the Europeans as they go into the final day at Gleneagles.
FOR the second day running, the home side won a record three-and-a-half points from the afternoon session to move within sight of an eighth victory in the last 10 contests.
THE former captain's comments sparked a chorus of complaint against Faldo who was slated for his chaotic leadership when Europe lost in 2008.
EUROPE got into day two of the Ryder Cup with a 5-3 lead after bouncing back from a dodgy start to dominate proceedings against the USa in the afternoon.
PAUL McGinley delivers straight-from-the-shoulder message before showdown with the US tomorrow.
FOLLOW all the action with the Daily Record as fourball pairings start the action - and check out the European Team selfie.
MICKELSON may be one of the sport's most-loved personalities, but that didn't stop our man Euan crakin up the heat ahead of the start of the Ryder Cup.
McDOWELL quickly dismissed the Yank's press conference comments which poked fun at the Northern Irishman's court battle with team mate Rory McIlroy.
THE Northern Irish duo have been regular partners in team events since 2009, but McDowell admits that while their friendship is 'stronger than ever' McIlroy's status as world number one has made a difference.
RORY McILROY and Graeme McDowell looked like an obvious pairing for the 40th Ryder Cup however European captain Paul McGinley has sprung an early surprise.
THE late swing coach's most famous mantra has been posted on the locker room door of the European Ryder Cup team.
FORMER captain Azinger reckons that creating little gangs within the team can help blow Europe away - because he stole the idea from them.
EUAN says Stephen Gallacher HAS to be one of Paul McGinley's three wildcard selections today as he is bang in form, is second highest ranked among the contenders and is a local favourite.
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Soil is the largest terrestrial pool of carbon (C), storing 1395-2293 Pg C, but climate change may cause a large amount of the stored C to be released into the atmosphere as CO2. Accurately predicting how much soil C will be lost or gained in the coming decades to centuries requires improved model structure and parameterization. The current generation of Earth System Models (ESMs) have shown a poor ability at predicting the current spatial patterns of soil C storage. It has recently been found that replacing the conventional soil C model with one that explicitly represents soil microbes leads to major improvements in accuracy in predicting spatial patterns of soil C storage. Additionally, it is well known that improvements in the predictive accuracy of models can be made by calibration of model parameters against datasets. In this study, we first evaluated two soil microbial models with two pools as in German et al. 2012 (GCB, page 1471) and four pools as in Allison et al. (2010, Nature Geosci., Supplementary Methods, pages 1-3). With original parameter values, the two models predicted global soil C between 32 Pg and 6590 Pg C. Then we calibrated the two models against the global observed soil C data using Bayesian data assimilation technique for parameter estimation. The constrained 2-pool model estimated global soil C to be 2100-2500 Pg C with the maximum likelihood value at 2275 Pg C; and the 4-pool model had 2050-2350 Pg C with the maximum likelihood value at 2175 Pg C, which was within the range reported in the literature for the observed global soil C content. Spatial correlation between observed and predicted soil C also improved: before calibration, the 2-pool model explained 29% of variability and the 4-pool model explained 34% of the variability in observed soil C; and after parameter estimation the 2-pool model explained 60% and the 4-pool model explained 51% of variability. Finally, after parameter estimation the uncertainty of cumulative soil C change over 95 years under RCP8.5 scenario reduced by 81% for the 2-pool model and 87.5% for the 4-pool model. For both model formulations RCP8.5 scenario resulted in cumulative soil C loss from 300 to 375 Pg C between the years 2000 and 2100, or 13.5-16% from the estimated global total in 2100. Thus, our results indicated that (i) Bayesian parameter estimation using observed global soil C substantially reduced the uncertainty in parameters, and, hence, in projected soil C dynamics produced by the two models; and that (ii) once calibrated, both microbial models projected large soil C losses.
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Katherine E Todd-Brown, Yiqi Luo, James Tremper Randerson, Stephen D. Allison, and Matthew J. Smith. Understanding the Dynamics of Soil Carbon in CMIP5 Models, 15 December 2014.
Yiqi Luo, Trevor F. Keenan, and Matthew J. Smith. Predictability of the terrestrial carbon cycle, Global Change Biology, Wiley, October 2014.


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It was great fun. These guys actually have better voices than the original Beatles-- and their performance was very polished and lively.
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the concert was wonderful...the singers were very versatile in their musical adaptation of the beatles music. it was a joy to have the magnificent symphony accompany them.
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In this spirit there is no North, no South, no East, nor West; no burden upon one that is not felt by prosperity of each is the sacred duly of all. I know the sorrow that pervades this meet- ing. I feel the thought in every mind. A friend, a leader, statesman and patriot baa gone, lie loved tho Houth, but spoke for all. it h mutt 'bless eloquence and manly frankness of a noble soul he proclaimed the umhiiiK loyalty of people to our common country, to all her institutions and to all her laws; ami then he asked nin-e, sympathy and aid while the new South adjusted the past to present and solved those monieiiUious problems vital to her, vital to all. and gave his lifp to the discharge of tin- patriotic duty. North uml South mingle their tears at his lost-, Bather inspiration from his life, and join liearti and hands in worthily perpetuat- ing Ins memory. To me has I wen given the Bad yet pleasant duty of bringing here from tilt Young Men's -mocrfttic club of Massa- chusetts its contribution to his monument as its tribute to his memory. His patriotic pur- pose, political convictions and progressive spirit represented as truly the young, progressive Democrats of that club as it did Ills ou n i-d state of (Georgia. UKSri.TS OK THK WAR. Mr. President, war settled, as only war could, an irrepressible conflict between insti- tution.- that coukl not Jive together. States- men might lull u country to repose; compro- pOhtjKjne the dreaded day; but UK- skeleton wns ever in the generations hrd a new difficulty to face and >eriniiii. It wns a sectional difference, iii- oh ing questions of free institutions, consti- itionnl rights, vested interests and above li, seutinuin and a higher iaw. With hero- mi, and siicritice, and intense loy- Iry to honest foiivictious, each side main- jiined Ihe conflict. I should false to my- elf, false to you and disloyal to the senti- nt of both my state and y QUITS, if I hesi- tited to say that the issue of the conflict was i ht; its results aro beiu-Iieijil both to lie North and Eolith and are now loyally pheld by all our people. One is apt, however, to forgot that with '11 the accomplished war brings also in ts train evils that only time, patience and patriotism can cure. It left the South im- loverisht-d and exhausted, her fields wasted, icr niHway systems undeveloped and im- iiin.1 her wealth destroyed. A revolu- ion of ideas t'olowed n revolution in institu- With wonderful energy and courage he entered IIJHJII her new life. How well she ins Ined it, how much, vastly much she has implished, you gentlemen of Atlanta, roin the experienced of this great and grow- city, can tell better than any words of ine. Kduciitiuii has advanced with ever nTea.siny strides, nnd with pace, jus- ie, thi-IU, morality and for and last, but not least, free labor and per- 1 liberty have been demonstrated to bo he key to industrial and coinniprfial pros- ity, rpon those princijwils North and South stand now thoroughly united. Many iis of the war jiave been and all have Iwen cured that tended to divide :-he country by sectional prejudice sec- ional lines. Faneuil hall since the war has ittered her indignant and non-partisan pro- Cor. Third and Buffalo S, Dealer in Marble, Flagging ami Uuitdmg Stone. Call on me before buyinft your side- walk. _____ _ ____ E.t Btrocu Whisky, Wines. Brandies. Liquor Store lor Family Cse. ROBKBT M'KAT, Lion street, nor the depot. BoardmK, Sale. Feed ami l.ivery Stable. StaWing by Uio ilay or week on reasonable terms. _ _ ___ REID, J. W., 1S4 Center utrect. Dealer in Musical Instnimenta ami Sowing Machines. We make a specialty ot Hrst class makes ot Pianos ana Farraml Volay Organs. Drunkenness Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured ADMimsmiNa DR. HAIKU- OOLDEN srtcinc. tl can be given In a cup ol coffee or tea, or in ar tlclus ot food, without the knowledge of ttieper taking It; it Is absolutely harmless and wil effect a permanent ami speedy cure, whethei the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck, u NEVER FAILS. We GUARANTEE a complete cure in every Instance. 43 page boo] r-nr-H- ArttIresB in confidence, SPECIFIC CD.. 185 Rao St.. Clnclnniilt.O SAM J. GIFFORD, 301 Central Are. (Up stairs) General Insurance ami Ueal Estate Agent Fire.Life, Accident, anO Live Stock Prompt attention to buying and selling Heal Kstate._________________ Meat Market. Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meale, Lard, Sausages, (Jyswrs and Poultry._____________________ C. C. PENFOLD, MANUFACTURER IMPORTER, 364 MAIN ST.. HUFFALO, N. V. DKAI.Kll IN Silverware. Leather Kt W ATCHK8, JKWBIJH, Bny the Aurora Eailroad Watcn. Repairing a specialty. Frank SiB. Third su W Frank MOCKER. Merchant Tailor, 316 Central Atenne I KXOBA A COMPLETE LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS MAIN STREET, Opposite IroqaoiB Hotel. A BITTER FIGHT CANADA About Ahol.Hhtnf French Offlclal OTTAWA, FeL. political situation in C'aiiRflH at present is alarming and unless prompt mid ineju.itres are Uiken iin- 'diaU'lv by the gMVpriin.eiit to avijrt public attention the Krciu-h question th? re- sults may be flisastrous to L'uimttnV national destiny. Dalton McCarthy, M. P., in introducing a measure to provide for the abolition of the French a-s an oflicial language in the North- west territories, has fannpd into a flame the mliering fire of racial jirejuclhv ami hatred. The iiitroductinn of this measure was the sig- for the fieri-est opposition from the French on both sides of the house. The government as duced an intro- the question a. provitH'ial one, but the blood of the French- en up. Yf-1 iM'day Mr. Beatisoleil i nt rotlured an iiD'iidiiienl to the amendment that matters e allowed to remain they are at present. A government raucus was held yr.itorday and every eH'ort made to induce the Frenrh conservatives to support the government amendment. Hon. J, A. Chapleau, secretary of tttnte, as leader of the French element, openly an- nounced that as the question was-, not ono of politics, but of rare and creed, evppj- French cinlM'r in tha hou.se would vote for Mr. ffuiho] eil's amendment. The Eugli'-h speaking element aj'e equally determined. Pui-ty lines totally obliter- ated and f t is French aganmt Last evening's debate was one of the stormy ever ht-nrd in Canndian Hir Hwtor ininiittT of public works, made a strong speech in favor of amendment, and characterized Mr. Mc( 'arthy a.s a fanatic of the worst type. He KB id tlie French in the province of Que- IwM1 would op] wise any infringement on the right ,s their fcllow-cnuntrymen in the Northwest, it necessary at the jHtint of the bayonet. Mr. Charlton, M. n followed aud characterized the nt- rank intolerance which almuM not be tolerated in n British country. The excitement among the meinlMTH of the house is intense ami every thing I >ointMn a wild and exciting session. Thuresult nooue knowh, but it is that the Rovenunent amendment will carry hy a Hinail majority. The French members sav tlmt if the government insist on passing the amendinent they will IK- rlefoatod at the at the next general election. The leaders of Ixith political [mrties are tit sea and find it utterly impossible control the sudden burst of animosity and racial differences. The excitement prevalent lioro is gradually through country, ALL MEN AGAINST HIM. A Criminal Who Says He Incnn- tive to Jtfform. CLKVKLAND, 11 after- noon a business man saw two looking men emerge from St. Joseph's Catholic church, on Woodland avenue, and as thoy ncterl iii a suspirious inminer, he gave chose. One of them escaped, but the other ran into Ht. Bridget's t-huirh, where he was captured In court yesterday he claimed Io have htolpn nothing from Kt. but the oflh-ial-. of the church report a ahmble c-om- munioil service missing. The thief, who gave his Maine George Burke, stated on the stand, that he had spent twenty-four years in different penitentiaries, his last term being two years in the Trenton, N. J., state prison, for anting in a Newark jail delivery, Speaking of his crimes. Burke said: "I have never had any D n courage men t to lead an honest life. Ever since I was first wrong- fully convicted I have been kicked down hill. Whenever I got work somebody nould corne along anil tell my employers tlmt I was a criminal and I would discharged. I don't carp what becomes of me I have lost hope." He was fined and sentenced to two mouths in the workhouse. THE PA KNELL Rhl'OUT. IT IS PRESENTED AND READ IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. 1'amell Not Guilty of Complicity in MnriUr or hut Ills Actions Were Cah'utMtrU to Davitt CmHl-murd for Aantntlng the LONDON, Feb. report of the Pur- noil siMvtal (o ment finds tlmt ivspondeiit of the of conunnns ivt-ro not nipjnh'i-s of a coiihpirncy In establish the nb- solute iinlejMMidence of Ireland, but that soino of them, with Michael Davitt, joinwl Innd lengne with tin? intention to accomplish by its means the iiideiioiidonce of Ireland a sejiarate nation. The commis- sion entirely Mr. Parnell and the other accused ni'Mnlmrs of insincerity in dciniucutiion ol (lie I'lucnix pnrli tnunleiis and finds that tlie -mule letU-r jxiblisluxl in The Times, upon which tho won chiefly busr-d ns against Mr. Parnoll, a forgery. The report con- continues, did not directly incite crime, ex- eepl intimidation, which did incite, uith tho result Ihi.l ci inies and oulragt-h were coni- mitlpd hy those mcitml HIT VDT RKJM'DTATK TITK The alsn finds that the respon- dents dcleitdul agi-arian lU'JMinors, but the cliarg.' WMS no' that they were niti- innte nntori'Mis ci l.nLiuils or that they helped such IK i -.ons to escape justice. It fur- ther liud- that the respondent.-, invited thoco- ojwMation of. and aceepled from Tatrick an advocate of crime in the use of dynmnite: but it is not proved that they that the duel con- trolled thy land league, or was collecting money tor the parliamentary fund. It is proved, however, that the respondents ac- cepted the assistance of the physical foi-ce party in Ainericn and that in ordnr to ob- tain Unit assistance from repudiat- ing or condemning action of thnt parly NO riu.V WITH MrilDKRS. In regard (he siH'ciflcations against Mr. Parnell, the report says the charge that at the time of the K Hum in! mm negotiations Mr, Parnell knew that Sheridan and Boy Urn were outrages is not proved; nor is any foundation for the allegations that h? was iuti'imte with Invincible1-, knew their plans or the Plueuix park mur- ders as their handiwork. The commission also fails to find that Mi F'aruell swit Byrne a remittMiice to enable him to to France DAVlTT'fi WORK. The judges find that Mr Dnvitt wan ft Fenian and that he received money from thp "skirmishing fund" for which money not for the format of tho but for the promotion of tlit; agitation leading up to it. Mr. Davitt was uminly in- strumental in bringing about the alliance of the pii-ty of violence in America with the Pamell party in America. THEY INMTKKD LANDLORDS. Tlio report reviews tho history of tho and l vs (hat the leadnj's combined to Jn- THE BATTLE OF CHiCKAMAJGA. MnpH Sbowi njj the Port loud of Troopf A IttmecfM tin. WASHINGTON, Ki-h 1 1 Hosocrnns, rogisler of tho .ificr in- iijKM'ting cry maps of thu bal-lc Held, re- finished ision of Col. H. C. Kellogg, has n.ddivsscil tho following letter1 to Secretnry Proctor: Keb. 13, IR90. Hon. Hfvlfleld Proctor, See ret a ry of Wtir; MR SKCKKTAHY -A.i of thfi Army of i 'umtMM'iunil, L'oMimuiHliriK general of the Union uf thv UatUo of riifekamaiifrn, and tho I'nloii, I hen Io tender you so.-ietT, and of sol- mmiicst tliciH and ly. for tlotiiil of an officer to t'oinpk'ti the nerieB of inupH nroHnntmn the of thw Union and t'oiiftxteraui trnuph in ilia! Imltlo. hk-h you have jtmt a credit to thf war dajtartmont, to Col. Kflloifir, who uii-ler your onlen. has no carefully com- pile.! thnni, nnd to our If you ro'ild liuve two mom NhciMii preparcil with Hke dkiliaixl fl.lel'ty to truth, (fivinK tho positions of trn IM ot rcspi-i-tivr on tbu day pn-eMlnj; and thf> fnllowinjt already the amp ld jrr add to thu vit.ue [HI Mfs-hfd and livivn ttiudiMitu of iury hl-inrv htilv 1 1 dumrp. UianLs fur >oiir intormit IB uoi'k. I urn, v ry ly, W S. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS. York. of the The Mating Nicw YORK, Fob. The Anicnerui Nt-wnpiLjier Publish oin'iit'il vi'stci'iluy, Jatiuw W. Scott of the Ueriild, presiding. About aoventy- fivo present. A resolution favor- ing the j of un international right law was adopted, and it was resolved to invite Ihe co-opt-raiion of the National Edi- torial association with tliisa-Hstx-iation, to the mutual advantage of oach. The following officers for tho ensuing year were elected: President, J. W. Scott of tlie Chicago Her alii; vice president, H, H. Knuffinaii of tho Star; secretary, R. H. Cniujje of thu Pittsbiux Chionicle; treasurer, William l.mirun of the New Yorlt Kun. H. H. of the Boston ald, C. W. Knapp of the Ht. Louis Republic, Ixmis Halter of the St. Pan! (JloU-, C. Hryiint nf the Hrooklyn Times, and L. L. Morgan of the New Haven A se- cret session of two hours duration (hen held. The meeting terminated in a ban- quet at the HniMMUi-k last evening, at which t'hauncey M Charles A. Dana, A Minor (iiiswold, Lyman H Stevenson and others made speeches. EXTRADITION TREATIES CtHihidered hy tlie In the 1-Vb. II the secret ses- sion of yes'.ei'day the nommation of Daniel DorcliesU'r. to superintendent of Indian svlionls, was continued without fur- ther debute. Mr. Sherman, from tbo coin- tht' Itus- niittecon foreign rplahons political eliminated. This treaty re-commilted to the committee recently jin-e hniiHoiMs and drive out of the sian treaty with the ohjeclioiiable cluuwf (df- nmntrt by means of the system of Iniycotr clarinj; uttumpt nn the life of a cwir not a thcreliy Iwnig guilty of criminal con- spiracy Tniicliing the contradictory evidence of ,-auwe of objections U. this particular dan: FJO Cat-on and Mr. I'uniell over their The BrilMi extradition treaty was taken vieu in the corridor of tho house of commons up and discussed at Ipiux'lh. Scnatoi iu thecnnniiission holds that the lial- (Jray made a ajfain.st the provision of iccu-1 t h. ance af probability wns in favor- of the HO treaty pmvitlii PT trad it i for iiiaii- t the UM? of national r in the si a to ol The old Cradle of Lib- erty spoke then the sentiment of Massachu- setts, just as she would speak it to-day against any national IIIVHMOII of state rights or state duties vvli. tlicr that comes gifts or with force of There may lie still some aged non-com- batants in Massachusetts us there may be in Georgia who cling to old prejudices and would like now to fight thu war. But a new generation has come upon the Held, intensely loyal Io the result of thu war, gathering in- spiration from the patriotism and bravo deeds of the pfi-st, but uninfluenced bv any other prejudices. This- is a young influence, gnidod by the and not tlie past, who believe tlmt innn-l Itetween all sections there should be, loyalty, trater- nity and charity. It is too late to of sectional reeling when Southern soldiers have placet! their garlands on Bunker Hill, and the veterans North and South have met again on th" old battle tleld in friendship and love and exchanged the trophies of war. Sectionalism as a constant, threatening peril and disturbing force have gone forever. The war is over in both North and South, Its are permanent, its evils can be remedied. Thut is the duty of to-day. Easy to acconmlisn by a new North and a new South, reunited in love and Not for generations has there been so little to provide, so much to unite the North and South, and, reunited, so much for them to do. As our fathers bravely met the duties of their day, so let us, unfettered by the past, bravely meet the duties of our day, seeking only truth, justice, liberty and the welfare, honor and progress of our beloved country. BASEBALL GOSSIP. A Story Tlmt Richardtun Kelly Will Sign Uith the League. NKW YORK, Feb. Walter Appleton of the New York Baseball club returned from Klmira nmrn- ing and to a crowd of nevvspapur men hinted that Danny Richardson, the famous Hncond buseman, would sign a league contract and play in his old position this season. Mr. Appleton aiso said that Mike Kelly will Mgn league contract within two Among the Players' league men there is a disposition to stamp the whole affair as u of'Jeague Itlufrcry, designed to work dis- trust among tlie players and thus weaken their organization. "Danny is as solid as a said one brotherhood man, "and as Tor Mike Kelly, the league magnates can't onch him." Ivengue adherents on the other hand declared their firm that if Rich- urdson had not ixwitively signed lit- hud given liis word to Mr. Appleton to stand bv the old Tlie UontMiiH Election WASHINGTON, Keb. senate com- mittee on elections will take up the ntaiui election cases. The Republican and Democratic senators-elect tuive Utn mrti e-1 that they will b.'given a hearing, and they will appear by counsel to present their cases. A number of confer- ences Lave been held between of the committw, and the prevailing opinion is that the committee will make a rcsport in favor of svntiiig the Republican claimants, It has been thought for some time that the whole matter would be referred back to the people of Montana, but it is said the art inn of the Democratic senators in the Montana in running away from the state to prevent the count of a quorum has svri- ous-ly prejudiced tht1 eases, of the two Demo- cratic claimants ho re in the minds of the in- dividual memliei-s of the lieges aud elections. onimittoe on priv- racy of Lc Caroti. 11 wnh clear that hlmighlcr and for obtaining money under wrole ti> to come Kiirnjip to see false pretenses. A n umber of Mpt-.-i-hw on PHriii-11 and IJnrnell denies tlmt he. this snhjcct wore nmdc and thy wnute nd- told Caron that he Imd long journed without tuUing any final action. tlie t force lx-1 of anything a relief but for Vmsing lii-; denial nn the fivt tlint so. It in not impnxsihlc Unit in with a suppoxHl revolutionist Mr. I'arncll exprosscd in sufh fi man- ner ns to IOJIVD the impression tlmt he ngrfed witli thnsn wlin favoivil rpvolntion. 'J'li" Ai'icrican coiivcntions are quoted as proving the identity of the and sciitniHMit of the Irish with the physical forro party. mass of proved tlmt tlio in Ainorica Kiiwe has boon ditrHeil by the Clan-tm-dacl ami been civ in pro'iinl tho use >f for tho dnsli'iK'tion of life and nUrovrrrd in City. TiiKMtiN, N. J., I'Vb. pxnniination into the Jorsov ('ily plcr-tirm frnmU sumed here l.eiore Hie the try yo.sU-rday. I'p to the bej. of the -fi.OOO votes i enmity luid upon and .VM Imt: been proiiouneed bogus. One-third of Sen atni- McDonald's vote in six preeinrts has. lifcn shown to frniniulonl, and it isstiid that Mr. MrDoimM will resign, no niattx-t whnt tli" result of the inve.stigntion may In the Seventh, or "kul-glove." precinct it WH> 1'onnd that the liallot IHIXPS had tAin- ilh Jind a of illegal baltotn projierty in England. It i.s not proM-d., how- through them. The Eighth pwiiu-t ever, that Mr Pariipll knew the position of thf ('i GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. hA I'uriipll CiMMniiHHton'K Repnrt Can HAH Littli- Feb. Tho i-pport of eoinprisinp; tho Parnoll t'oninii--sion, which was laid before house of Bfport. ALBANY, Feb. of tho state forestry recites tlmt forest fires have been nm-h los frequent than ever fore, due to the ot (ire wanU-ns. i.s to enforce tho auditing of tho wardens' accounts hy the Bounties. Many cases of trespass have IWHMI arost'cutwl. Sonin remedy for the jvils of railroad building in the "wilderness." The increasing interest shown in forestry matters is a good omen of the future. The commission has expended during the past fiscal year and in the mflinten- nnce of Cat tsk ill park. A furt her report will soon be issued. The Preacher Got a Verdict. NEW YORK, Feb. the suit for damages brought by Rev. A. P. Miller, a colored clergyman, against the People's line of Albany and New York steamboats, be- cause of his being refused a state-room, the jury gave a verdict for The company claimed that all the state-rooms wei-e engaged 'vhen Mr. Miller applied for one, but the jury was not convinced that such was the case. yesterday. nobody and is not likely to afford even a slight degree of satisfaction to eithvr side. The very highest compliment that can Iw paid to it is snv that it is tem- perate and disjilays a attempt nn the part of its to as fair as their anti- Irish hia- will jh'i-nnt them to bo. Ther-hm-ges against thp Parnellttes forming the subject mutter for the coTtHnissinn's consideration, are treated of under sixty-nine distinct heads. The most disappointing fenture of the docu- ment is iis treatment of the forgf'io, which it was presumed nould exhrnistivelv dis- cussed and ln- -tcarl of (he opportunity to impress the country with their de-sire to be impartial, which this subject aiToi'ded, the commission have dismiss! the whole matter in precisely Mil words as entirely unworthy of their con- sideration. to condemn the imposition practiced upon THo Times by the iiis-tigiitors of tlie fr.i-enos. ATTACK'S ON THK PWCSS. Sixteen pages of the report, however, are devoted In Irish, Irish-.Vmcrinin and Americjin newspapers for in of crime in Frelnnd. Each of the accused per- sons is dealt with separately, Mr. Davitt con i in i; in for-the largest share of the com- mission's jud-'ineiit, which is, prM'hans, no more than could be expected, since Mr. Davitt was more scvert-in dealing with his- acrnsei-snud more outspoken in his opinion concerning th" government, its in appointing the commission and its expecta- tions- from the of that body than any of the men wljn testified w spoke during tho sittings. On the whole tli" rejjort is generally regarded as a very small return for the time, trouble and expense incident to the com- mission's investigations. A DKCHEE KMIGRATIOK. The authorities of the Russian province of Vilna have issued, a decree prohihitinj; the emigration of inhabitiints of that province to America. Tlie older was provoked by the official discovery from the various local re- turns that upwards of jjeiwns emi- grated to America from Vilna alone during the year NICKEL DEPOSITS FOl'ND. Large deposits of nickel have discov- erwl in Frankenstein, Prussian (Silesia, and companies are forming to develop the mining of that mineral. The establishment of the new mines will give employment to K large showed no irregularities, but a recount of the vote in the Ninth increased Htuhr't- vote from 10 to M. The committee hnw nd jmirned for tho week. Testimony AiiHlimt Murray. Kun. 14. When cour oiK'ned in t'amdnn ye.sterday in the murder Iri'il liarrctt AJnrray was mid on the stand until nearly noon. Hi examination covered his remarks to a mini of [ici-soris who were present, to whom he had declared UK- last place he snw Annir nliv ony of a number of wit, nesses in the afterno.ni went to show tha Murray hud contradicted himself n numlie of times in lii> statement. Several witnesses testified to jrrjrwl chuTvicter ani thai he and Annie the best nf term.' The tinker murks on Annie's thrmit wer noticed and conunenied upon. J'ort ions o the shirt used in the dressing of Annie's throit were identified, and t lie trousers that wore aUo in evidence. Feb. M. A meeting the full world's fair committee of the honw has been culled for to day, when the ropon prepared by r. f '.-mdler on the met hod 01 choosing a site will he decided on. The mat ter of balloting, !uis alrpudy been iv Ii'i'ivd to in these di-juilclif'.-', is to lie, gov t rued by no I rule such as that posed to drop off the city receiving lliclowf iiumlior of votes at the end of oach ballot Mr. Candler favors vntinjf on the (ion until one of the cundjdiitcs H'ceivct J innjority of all the ciist. V Snpposc.1 AcciHpnl SiiUl Io Murder !Ja., I'Vb. Kvidence ha jnst conic to h; ht tint) the shooting of Mtfhiic-l n.mt amainnriK'drttoi'hi hile ut ice :ir on .Ian. last, and vvhi h ni 1ii..t iimt- act-idem, a of jobbery, and thai heved to IHJ an murder (or tlie prir Htochick secured over u tr Honlner. Htochick mid the tin have Injen unalile to locate him. l'ur entered on joitmul. Mr. Oumon rqiorUnl un uniondinent to ule Ifi, i-elutliig to cnlln, wi as U> pixivide hut nt'fcr the I'oll n reijuest to record A >te 01- announce n pair shall nut enter- ained, unless nieniSHM-'n IIIIH boeu loted under elausfl :i of thn rule. I'lanm 3 is mended so us to road a-> follows: "On tlie demand of uuy nicmlior nr at the of the sjjeaker, the names of 1110111- ers nmki> a quorum in tlw hall )f thn house, who do not. vote, shall lw voted >y tht! clerk and recorded in journal and to tlie shaker, with niembom oting, conntx'd nnrj tinnotinceil in tle- M'tntniug the of a quoriun do The aineiidmont. was Another amendment repotted by Mr. Can- non, proi idhig (hat executive coinmunicft- ,ions and Ijills limy be refnrred hy the to thorippropi connnitleij witlnmt iM-ing sulnnitted to tlio house, was adopted. Mr, Crisp of (Jeorgia oflVrexl un antiMid- nent to the clause, of the rule providing that no dilatory motion shall enteriained hy -he adding tho words, "hut a du- for tho yens and nays shall tint be con- sidered dilatory." Mr. A dm us of Illinois suggest unotlicr titan repeat h and it might refuswl and on Jnlinitini Mr. Crisp'.s uinenilnieiit yrns, KRIK STORK 3XTJHJ W" FOR 1890. Vorj Choice ud Ezpte in Elegant Assortnxent. Mr. ('risp then ofl'ereil nn amendment pro- thai tlie Kpenknr shall not in any to oniertmn un appeal ir.nn hisde- isHjii, uhich after some discnsMoii wnfl yeas, navs, 110. UK fnrllwM- action the house utftiiri p. in. tonk 11 I until II o'clock to-ilny. IN THK TVAKiiiNiiTdK, 14.-In the Honateyps- lerrlay a of bills were reported from coniinittiH's and pineal on Hie calendnr. Among them was one {'orthe establishment 'ind maintenance Indian industrial Kcliool.-i in MicluK'tn nnd Soulli imkotu. Consideration of the lull to provide a tern- pornry nm emmr-iil fnr )Ulalioiiui then resumed, the pending uuesljoti Iteing Mr. Plumb's include No Man's Lund within the territory. Mr. Vest, iu supporting amendment, lie agreed Mr. IngallNHs to the, im- pnived condition of Ihe live but senators, u> practical legislators, ought' delilH'rately tx> the nnd to was taught by jxi.st cxpi'iienco in rela- tion to tin- region ing west of Indian tern- Nobody need bt- disappoint- ed, although some people are when they don't reee.ive a Valentine, even it be only a comic. DON'T let this terrible feeling Htrain the affectionate minds of your DKAR Send them a Valentine of some kind. We've put the price down so all can be remem- bered. We're Headquarters, (ind what yon cannot find here won't lie worth looking for elsewhere. (tenis of love, and Lace Valentines, Cnpid Dart Lace Valentines. Im- proved line of Luce Valentines, Love's Arrows Novelty Valentines, Sachet Valentines, Comic Valentines, Klite Card Comics, Trade Comics, 1'ortriiil Comics.Sharp Darts, Ilit-Vm hard Valen- tines, Fault Finders, Long Jokers, Changeable Comie.8. Handsomely Km bossed Valen- tine Fine, assort- ment (iolden (ieniriVuhtuliliUH. Valentines with choice and desirable verses. We will sell tilt; choicest designs ever offered. Don't fail to examine. KHIK STORK. HP had not said (as Mr. Infills inti- that No Man's Jjind was- refuse for outlaws; hut he as- wrted now that BO Jar as tlie law prop- erty was concerned. No Man's Lund was in an nnomoloits nnd unsatisfactory con- litinn. And so indeed was the whole Indian territory-which hud liy the supreme court as an "mdejiendent de- jx'nileney" that i night innan. With full intention t') pay the IndtaiiHa fair price the Chernkoo outlet, he thoiiKlit tiutt the best thing that could bo done wnn to add No Man's to the territory of Oklu- lionia. After further iliseuwicui on the ainendinent a vote wns (uken and it WILH Hi. Mr. I'liiinb offered nn uniendinent Htt-a the Cherokee outlet to Oklahoma for judicial but no action had IM'CII Itikcii on it and JUair tioiml bill up ns unfinished business. Mr. Hlair not Io pivss his bill and ID pet-mil the Oklahoma bill to be pro- with. di MJP. Plumb's am oti flmciiU weie endment after Some further d and the Adjoui'iied. WASiirstiToN, PVIi. H. -The pn-sident lias willed the long cnw against Ueut. Col. Josliua l-'lelelier, whoso court martial occurm! at Omaha last June, The charges against were coiuluct un ulhYcr ami and conduct prejuilii-ial to good ordor and military din- cipliitp. of (he charge had reference to the jMTviniil relations Iwtween Col and hii wife and involved a great deal of scandal at the barracks Fl'-lx-her WJIK 'Jlio court found hint guilty and sentenced him to dls- inisKii, but the president, in view of Home ting tehtiniony and thw previoiib gocx] record of tin to suspension of one fouith ofllcer. coininuUid the sentence >f rank and duty and Ins jxiy for it jtcriod of three A DtrlHion. Feb. M. -ArtHistant Hecre- tary Tichenor has that the ment niliiig of March :tl. the Imnelit of draw-back to when exported with beor rnaile wholly from hnjMH-teil gi-ain and hojw was not inteiiderl to exclude. 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2008 (Junior): Appeared in four games as a pinch runner...Scored a run vs. Northern Colorado on March 18.
Chabot College: Was team captain and MVP in 2007...Was a first-team all-conference (North Coast) selection...Hit .368 with a .589 slugging percentage...Had a .987 fielding percentage despite playing more than half the season with a broken right hand.
Harbor High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball...Also played basketball and volleyball...Was captain for the softball team in 2003 and 2004...Was first-team all-league in '03 and '04...Was first-team all-county in '03 and '04...Won the league championship in 2002.
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