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Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - May 24, 1890, Dunkirk, New York VO!.. XX DUNKIRK N. Y. SATURDAY. MAY 24. IWX H KT ti ESE XTATI VE . LAM HOFE BA NIM! HD. 6 USINESS HOUSES moocher kemmler w»ll be —_ L~ WIRED INTO ETERNITY. OF DUNKIRK. \*FW RI I.I'IU RUMOK f.-r roto# iii total* •»( Maut.- w UM* :»W* t t »•! u*H? *o bt* M-*h*t»i«ai Department of Dw#fcirbtrnaaa*' i I Th* Supr#w10 I i»tirt til* Allies. tun for 4 Hrti of l.rnr md Aerating)* brmuil»r Will Mal* ti IAI* by th* > * * to of* of Axer ut lea—t bi*f J ii af Ic* Failrr IMivrn th* OfiaiM. Wash:\i tov May J4 — By th* <i«^bioa it th* supreme* *g;rt of th* United "fates yesterday th* last ho(*> for IU* afforded William KrmOiler wa* fin rd'bed ami he w« hare a., bination in saying thai thu we c*un*rf do up.® th* record before aa * Th* order of United State* circuit court Judge Wal^MM*, which operated a* a eta? of pr •'resting' in th* Keraaler can* until the United afar*# supreme court could pa*# upon the <-tinstitutional questions in ▼wived, ts returnable un the third Monday In June The understanding had at the time this stay was granted was that Judge Wallace would no ate it in the event the supreme court rendered an wivers* de ciatuo The supreme ct)art of the United -'ates adjourned uut sI the October term. STAHLEY KEB! KEH. IN MOUSE IN SENATE MIS POPJLARITY IN LONDON ON TME WANE. THE PRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE. 4 Lf? KA MI* BK"# * (tai #»•* * ^ *r *• ' "* /% i en erst Arenas. *»toi'iB*te diesel "'.ale aa of Vi «r-i iii.I '••ft Coal, will uxord.ugiy be executed in conformity W »4g Lo aa ber. Situ# • ■ sot Lath. i>tii CocTesie** leu.*- for Wt.tdSSSlS lot# •aliet ted. . I ta< IU Is denying the application. |. K. uirrWKlt sa #**•! ta ira ira! Ass Chief Justice Fuller reviewed the with th* new law governing executions in New York state Tbs court was uoaai- If, Arti*u«-Pfcta/tajgrspita | •red sot ara.t ta Inca. PkM>u«grmpii*r. I aetaBtaueou* %JMj severally went over the pointe f Ha Iii** * «M»*e»alty. Sitter* » tad* f. r *an-)h s* except for f *iM*R HIMifKV Iva*' levi'-.. I I pewter. Urn. M K. Hee**#*! strse*. asar fa to surret, I ma kirk. K I •a P%mpbl*t*. et*., Iwtoarf • •rompCy »tteftat#*l to. 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I) center iimti, "Cpi#*e(r xii'I "IMnl ores* Nhirt*. ob sale ta an lea-bs.- eiru* -ti «oUm.g aud dry b«*ua*» .n Dunk.ru, ik P. TOO MET, I AM Ajo* AOK Lion Atren. Waler .n ► our, l'e#*l» o*L it***®*1 May. Cl** lift ile*. fir. I4 • * - h- * KIK MOTKL. sad »*»n it* >* •» «». t n •»« ii It*pot. hasy to'<ew ft# ail tm*a* ta*! o«i»-.I ties House*. Best BVmii u«*trill*en lot * 'itM-a«r* i*i Traveler*. . M ,, J..ba J Murphy, Prop. h> HI LKO a t o, J a? sad MB E- Til.rd itreet. tiae I aruitur*. « aiwnei Mere ••ustarsus. Picture F r*m*i» aie*l* u ab* I L'p-eier. M I*. MATTKBO* a AJA>.. SM cen cr Ai Ave.. t,csaer* of Pa" bios vol •e'oueuicM Aru til tiers. a tail. BTE AM MBA TX KU UL ii Usaulecturers of -Uta u I**atia4r Appar itos Sa ii carr Pluial mg a 'pe**iaitv. K OMC HTB AM LAI KISKT. «Kir -P-, !4:t.- f ne 'hiria. l<v « trv. Ac * ufi, K.anU La»*« I urtaiaa. lf ne l>*;.v ary. A W c.tiiu u.a^4. AIT Center 'Lr*-vt | | tv. OCH M, Ii. 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I***I aud L.vary 'halite. sui ti OU*, bs Ut*- 'lay or w**k un r*a**»uaoie SMrXBK Agt A MDTukh. jai Cesural Ask I p etaara*, Aksws»l I uaoraace ano heal Estaie %e*uC lire, l ife, A*'*'id«,nt. and Live 'I** A levers.* Pr*»jupt tttca&oB guy a bi buy ne *.,d eating Ke-b I '•uas*- T. A. JOKES. s k. fkirl *L, cor D*er ▼ t -■ Meat Market. Trsah, salt -u.oked Koala. * *r*L waKIK Ov*i*rv P* Mal ary sad and IV S' AXK HES. JE WE* HI. AP. •guv lh* A tic 'ria ftatdnwd to au-b. Kfpair ng » "|»*. uuty r*»*k r staid. NJ A. Third at vt Haw MCK. Mf* <-ua#i I Tkl law. iW * en tm. A veane $oOO reward: a g wiii pay th* above rv* * lr ! f**r any ■'** af Ll vt (txaplaiBl, t»v»p»-u«*i.a. sack i»e*«iatih*, ; liid.aesCoto, i*a*t paM»M» or I .aU veaeas w* j . an not cure with to eat a I *2r»-uai*** i-ifrr P'ua * * fir u tin* i if*- #4n**Uv contin «•! j Th*v are paceiy VegeUme, tad never tail a , in ce Aauafkccon su^ar C4*ate»l. Urwlwve » 5aaiaium* Ai PidK )»'senba. IL a*r* of caus and Hallam** Th* jr*nmn* 'nun S^SSl!"t* o J..Hi acu ' by MottKO*'* PH AB# VCT by Kemmler « co u ase I aud eud«sl by stat ug that the court had nu heattatiou in •aymg that they oauid out ob the record o* prv^wntrd reveraa the de* halon of the N*w Y ork court of appeal* nu opiKioK Th* owurt reviews the history of the en urtmeat of the law beginning with the statement coo tai ne«l in the annual meaeagn it the governor of New Y'ork, J na A I SRR The aert.**n of the gonstitutioo of New York relatme to "cruel and unusual pun ishmentv' ie also quoted Thin prwvwiou cad i ' origin in the ai of parhament of t'tMh -de* la ring th* rights and Libert lea of he -abject and nettling the *urceeeion of the crown. ~ UTU LABA TICK OB RUiHTK lh is declaration of nghta, aa va the ■•Oilit* h tai reference to arte of the execu-;.iv* ami judicial department* of the gov--ruitient of Kuglami. "nut the language in ,u«sti<>n a- used in the constitution of the date of New York, wa* iut*tkd*«l partic * utarty u» ofjerar* upon the legislature of th* ■•tat*, to whose control the punish utent of crime was a1 most w hail I y confided, "o that if the punishment prescrdied for an ft- ua* against the laws of th* 'tat* were manifestly cruel and unusual, ae burning at the -take crucifixion, breaking I *n th* wheel, d 'emboweling or hanging rn i bain', it would be the duty of the courts to adjudge such peoait.es to lie within the con't it ut rn ii ai inhibition. And we : hulk this equally true of the eighth emend meat in it- application to emigre***. Punishments ar* cruel because tb«»y involve torture or a lingering death, but the I poni-hment of > lea th is not cn»l within I rhe meaning of that wont as used in the acost ruction. It implies there something ; unhuman tad berl*art>U'. <Bmieth.ua more than th* mere causing of dissolution. kLI" 'SA' TIO!l tv AT AL IE* kt>E KBW. courts of New Y"«*rk held that the rn*'ie ad-qaed in this in-tan<'* might tie a d to be unusual because it was new, , bu Mi tt j? could not lie assumed to be •rue! in the lighT of that common know I-(Big* a tin h baa -ramped certain punish iiiHiit- a- -a* h that it. was for the iegmla-ture to -ay in what manner sentence of death shouhl be e.tei uted. that this act wa* , in the effort to dev'.-e a m**re humane method of reaching the result; fl.it th* court* were bound to pre-lime that the legislature wa- possessed of the fa*.) s u ort which it t*s*h action, and that i by evidence taken aliunde the statute that I presumption couhi n**t be overthrown. I They. indeed, went further and *-tpresse*i ] the opinion that upon the evi«leo«*e, the ieg;-:ature had aftaioe«l by th* act th* ob-je* t bail in view n its psi nag#. "The «ie« Isl**n of the 'tate ctmrt* *u»-ta,niag the rain'.ity of the act under the stat* canaut anan i> n<A re-exami liable her* or was that decision agaln-t any title right, privilege or immunity special ly ser u;,* or * Maimed by the petitioner un-ler the *s n-rir iri*>n <T fhe I nit**! ■'tate* Tr*-a r _ it ae involving an adjuciatlon that tin* -tjrute was ti <t rep iguant to the federal roo-ut ut iou. thai * • ti* lusion wa* so p. * all rig'.t thai ae -houid not is* ju'ti .si in allowing the writ upon the ground ibat error aught have *upervenetl | theres u. TX'NHLMEXTAL RIGHTS ,,y OITtZEKS. i "The fourteenth amendment did not rad ieaiij rhaugv the whole theory of the re la I ti**#- *f til* -t it* and fhderal government* ■ to the people The same persou may be I at. th*- same time a citizen of the United 't.si. » iud » citi.:*n of a-tate Protect!*® ! ta life liberty aud property rests with the states and the amendment furnishe# an addin, rial guarantee against, any en-- crsu htu. tit by the state* upon thoeefund-ametifal r:*gl-,'- which beliing to every citi ken aa a Blender of soi'irty. but which rights the state governments were created to) establish aad secure The privilege# aud immunit'e* af citizen* of of the United Si .lies as distinguished from the privilege* and immunities of the citizen* of the states are indeed protea ted j by it. but th*)** are privilege* and immunities arising out of th* nature and essen I Mal character of the national government. and they do nut embrace til# privileges and immunities of the citixeu* of the •tate. ski t EFS EV' AL PRi»TEf'TIOS TO ALL "As d'le pr*s se** «,*f law in the ti ft h amendment ref-reed to that law id the land w! s it tierivos it,' #nth«>nty fr*uu the iegis Ltio* is vep» conferre«i upm congress by the cor -.UT ut it® of The I nite«i Platea, ex an-ised within the limits themu pre ser1'led. md inter; r»- -d icconling lathe prin'ij lea «*< the cum mon law. so. in rh# four*e -nib amendment the same word* refer r. .'ti. at law of the land in each state which derive* it* authority from the m-i hereof and reserved powers of the 'tate. I exertcsl within the limit* of th.we fundamental principles of liberty and justice . which lie at the bwae af ail our civil and I political institution* Cud on Medly th# amendment forbnia any arbitrary depn vate® of Id# liliertv or pnqertp, and secure* Buttal protection to all under like I . ir« un,'T *i, - in the enjoyment of their ' rigiit.' io*i in toe aiimtn.stration cd *:rim I innl just..* re.4uire» that no different or h.aher pun tmh maut shall bv imposed up*® n* than -tu b is pre** rtbed few ail for Uke rte afar-, but It was <iesigT)ed to interfere wit h the p*. wer of the state to pts aer t th# ii>es Itberiie* aud property of it* citizens aud to pruin.*te their health, peace, mural*, j eni'ication and gmsi order "Tte emu tnient of this Mature wa* tn J itself within th* legitimate sphere of the I Legv-lativ* ts>wer af the stat*, and in th# | observance of th .se general rule* pro s r<'... Lf .mr system of junspru*i#nce; | and the legislature of the state of New I York determined that it did not indict I cruel a.id unusual punishment, and its I Bautta have sustained that «ieterminat ion | U * ennnnt percei ve that the state b u J I bere * •▼ k'"ri*fged the privileges df inima-j ai Lie* of the p* i; .oner <>r deprived bim of I due j us siess of law. "In ordrr t*» reverse the ju«lgment of the hiv.Lexs court of ttie -lati* of New York. We -h.iUhi ie is»ru j ie I bs I to hold that it ii*! Ciimmit:e*l sn *m*r sn grows as to ani *nnt iu law to «* .lemai by the state ut lug proc ce* *.f law to one accuaed rf <'r,uia •**111 I>lM-ttMlKf ta* Revision mf th# Cow* fess!oa mf faith. > arati MAA, May 'ii.—At th# afternoon *e-- <>n of tlie Pre-byterian conference yew Le rd av the quest i<n of the revndoo of the ooh fc -ion of faith was <lei«t«d at great Length Dr < raig. a roeident of < Im ago, bnf # rnrnui .".i<»ner from Iowa. delivered a long a. I dr*—s in the course of which he declared that tinul lo day he had been an anti re cis K® ft, He 'ani that rev urn® wa# a very diff*cuit thing to do. and he did ant feel vure that the conference would accum plink it. Dr Mc* leiland indorsed the position held by Mr C raig. He wa# followed by Dr Herrick Johnson who said the awm bl J was so near agree meat that it would be a wonder a wmtow and a shame if it Jill not ci®ie to it, "We need not fear the integrity of the system xviii be disturbed When the ov'erture* come before the church, if there is deviation from the Cal-▼ani'ti* -.stem it will be promptly ehm histed It is not possible that th# com mitt** will undertake to impair th# sya-em of doctrine taught in th# confesaion * Elder Torrey wa* far revisiun and houaht the committee needed not do anviling under President Patron * paper, but Mr lay'* pa j *• r or de re*! them to prepare jverfure* He thought the anti revision ud* »>r# driven into a very small huh* The committee should have a roving cum RU#*].®. In- F euezer Erskine thought the re vision movement «&• safe He now wanted ta b**w to the will of the great majority .tad lye w«# willing tow* the expert nrienLtried. but sr* mud not lie too coal! lent th.*' revi.-ion of rue • <®fession ta Z*-'ing to tie em-v He 'uag-'-ted That th# paper* he cutnmitted to a commute to r# port agiun. Hon George S Graham would not due miss rev -ion He advocated Dr Patton'# resolution boca a-* hi' paper would meet the view' of the Philadelphia brethren better than the paper of Mr Day. Dr Patron ' paper suite*! him #■ a moderate re* i'iom.'t abel a Ualvanist. and h# did not objes-t to incorporating the word k airan 'ti. - la*t us pmtpoa# the ques turn of ds if .-reave' until the next anne ruble, when tile overtures shall come up for ionsiderat ion. He favored Dr Patton * pajs-r •■*-> m-e- it wa* a heroic con. esaioa. niAgi) ticent m*>ral heroism and all should Admin* ? I et the inauguration of thi# movement •** along the lines of [eat* and set the on ll let if it must come, be in th# next assembly Dr K R. Bu* th opp*wed the pnncipie pr^'-mcleafed by Mr Urahnm. We are to take the lead and not to be led. We reprw-srtit Ih* muieiis** multitude that hav# v te*i for th:* movement. The resolution# *f Dr Putt*® are # positive disc*be*lienee to the order# of th** Presbytery*, for it# ■•onimitfee eau do nothing and will lo nothing Let rh.we who rspresent revi#-lonints not fall to the rear but 'Land to their gun*. "I don't want that word 'Uaivani.'tic' in,"' said Dr B*s>th. ;Hm#a# and erie' of "I do" all over the house, j Dr I haries L Thompson thought the plans could be harmonized As t# Mr Day s paper he wanted it amended. It Ji*l not rightly quote the action of last year. He wan red a full hs-tory of th# vote a' it is given ta Dr Patt n s plan he would -av 'alterations and aiii*-Q«liMeuL* •halt not impair the reformed or ( ai van ist ic system of faith " The papers were referred to a committee if seven to report to the aseeitibly this morning The committee consist# of Des P'ltton. Met'rat ken. F.rokin and Keiupohaii sn it. - Day, Graham and T< rroy Ad joe.rue*! at '» p. rn. A VERSATILE speech. Mr. Clark*«tii NkiMle. a % wristy af Sato-je* t» at a R-«ii>4 Met tu Host un. Bog, ■ n Ma f Ss — I ^ h •» 'pee*:h at the Norf. Ik club don. r Ii st evening. Pi ret As is**ant P» .st mar ♦ Lord kailstoary 4<t in tourers a Rrjirtmf ta th# Great Explorer for His frequent Allusion* to fcafliA Lark of J nter-prteo—EnglUh VTurktuguen * \pprrrl- atioa of Emperor H illiaas. losixix, May'34.—Th# rebuke animmi#-terod to Mr Stanley by Lord Salisbury in hi# speech at the banquet of the Men ham Tailor# company Thursday night ha* set Che faahhw in certain quarters to in*iulg« in disparaging reference# to 'k*- explorer to an an warranted degree While there la no doubt that Mr ."tanley's frequent ar rmgmment of the Bnti-h government. pres* aud public for their lack of enter pre in matron* contemplat"rig English advancement in Africa ha* hail the effect to detract from his popularity, It Is still true that hts-,tn< rnre*4 were in the main justified by the facts bat hi* manner and alefh■ ■ I have been off.ttx.dve and he will b# matle to suffer for hi# presumption in ••any way*. Though Mr Stanley through hi# invaluable service* to civil lint ion ha# •a ural horde* of frieu*!* ami a*lmirer» wh# will adhere to him under all ct mi m 'tance#. it is unfortunately the fa* t that his overbearing manner and assumption of superiority have provoked enmity tower* I him in quarter* where it sa must de siraUe that he should be regarded with favor Hi# attempt to introduce African manner* into English society while en deavunog to dire* r Engl.-ta eurors ri-s- into Afro a has proved a lament * ,.* f »f! ire. English manufacturer' d» a t vrow with pleasure the nae of a rival in the cotton manufacturing bu'iue-*' ct t'.dotnbo, in the island of <-*yloa. where cotton milLs are being started with lo.UUU spindle* and IfiU loom# soon to be largely extended. I rn bor in Ceylon I* cheaper than ut India. and far cheaper than m Great Britain, while there is abundant raw material at hand It is thought th* new industry may bec.)ase a powerful rival for the Asia tic trad#. A LARUM MB*. BPT ION TO THI KAISER. Th# London workingmen # unrealza Mons are engaged in considereri«# of the □Clatter of giving a grand labor reception to Emperor William of Germany on the occasion of hi# vimt to England in July The demonstration will be made in recog aition of the effort# of the kai'er to ameliorate the condition of the workingman in 'iermaay aud his endeavor*, through th# recent labor conference in Berlin, to spread tne lienetits of hi* work to the laborer* of other countries. As there is no opposition to the proposal the occurrence of the reception is practically •mured. The ref arn* from the various iron industries in the north of England show an enormous increase of busine** and a general coadirtou of pro'pority in which th# t-mplu' **"• are -haring In rn *st of rile nulls the wage# of the workmen have heen a*lv#n<'«sl sad rhe remainder of th# foun <lrie*. aune*, etc., are preparing to follow th# example thus set. HOBBY F> H TRE PuPE. The various delegates of pilgrims wh** have lately visited the js.pe have carnel to the holy father aa xggregat* 'urn of rn* ney appr*<xiui.ir.u-r t:a* mjfi (if rhG amount LJs.tiXJ came from France. £10.**xi from Italy. ALOUD from AnatrtK Ac M) from Germany, and trip**) from America. Sir William Mackinac®. pn—,*ient of the Emin relief committee, bas complete*! arrangements to go t*. Berlin in the early part of June to open negotiation# f*.r an amicable working agreement lief ween the British and (german Sjuth African com pan;**' It is understood that he ha- receive*! assuran«ros from Bertin that overture* to that end will receive favorable consideration A new political party, called the party of J list ice, has been formed at Canari, aith the object of agitating rhe restorer in of the independence of the state of Hesse Electoral At Gallon. Prussia. ye*»ter*iay the hon## of * farmer , containing his insane wife and two children caught tire. The farmer hastened to the hon*- from an adjacent field aud attempted to rescue the inmates He had scarcely entered the burning building when the roof fell ami all four were burned to death beg.in witU ( ec-r ii < larks*® the janeiro que;A. a un*! d#-cUmtthtt outrage and terrorism ware employed in toe rGutu u> prevent the Oro re 1 ne pie fr**m v»g;ng the Republican tick.-' After rwentv-five rear* the nth *'si t je-i fo *i<* justice to the black man. Tiro na.roo amar now do him justice Elections for unfit®*! offices must is* pr r* t* ! v t' « us' n Mr < larkson next r* f.*rml lo theci'nd'tion of the M est-ei u farmer, and a*.in.-tai; that it wa* bad. butyrin: ate., th*- * ;t ro general economic laws, «vemr» si notion, isolation, etc. F.ixrii hoi.-* - -iitmld be placed nearer to-geib<-4 I L*- • w.i# ts-cunang uion* at tre*-tire chan the coantrv This accounted ' r rn,*ny of tiro f-ira ere tr«*ubi«*. The farmer #irov» pr>>i«-cti«»n wa# hi# best frtenii. He w«-ald uot lie deceived by free tride arg in.eat - Mr ( lark<**>u dwelt next upou the labor qn«9»tion iud took a very optimistic view of it I niler the beneficent operation of protect I u wage# were g*>i;i z ap and hour* g, iug down. Profit 'barm.' would com# a#xt ae th# flan! solution of all questions between labor anticapital. Mr Ulaiksun then turned to the question of civil service reform, and reiterated his well known ole !e*"tions to the prewnt civil service law. Every citizen shoaid have a chance to -erve hi' country There 'hould lie no life-boblmg * bv-' in office. In conclusion. ,\Jr Clarks*® referred to the newspaper qtxe#-tion. aud said that it was owing to the pernicious activity of the Dem* n.-rit ic p. »*t master* during the Cleveland administration that w« now fin*! the circulation of newspaper* #o arrangnl that there are WU Demo*ratio dailies in the country and only UM Republican dailies: that the Dem«*'ratic dailies have a circular nm of i.NIU.'AJO. an*! the Re publican of only l,~iUU.Q>M. that there are 1.34b Democrat ic and only §«# Republican weeklies, and that the magazines snp|>ort-tng the Democratic party have a circulation of nearly iou IOU. while those support ,Yxg the Republican party have less than loJU.ikM* circiilsti*®. Mr Clark*® appealed to Reputdicans to support Republican paper* and IWM be led away by fads and isms into the support of so-called independent, but really Democratic papera Tse roastrwtlo# Train# Cwllirfe- Nia H aven. C«®n.. May JA—Two con-struction trains *® the N^w York and New Haven rail" tad collided near "outh Lynn Three Ila. ions are repo rte* I killed an*I *ight or ten injured. A wrecking traia wz» sent from bere. Will ba Takea to Moan* for Trial Washington, May -*4 —The supreme court of the United .''tate* yester*Iay de alai an appeal from a decision of the circuit eourt of the Un '*~d Starer for the southern district of New York discharging a writ of habeas corpus in tiro ca-*- of Luis Oketxa Y" Corte*, the secretary of the public debt bureau of Cuba. who wa# ar rested in New York on the charge of em bezzling fTUU.fififi in coupons ami **ertifi-*ate* of ii.»debt**dr.e" w hile holding ufficro irider tAe "puni'b government at Havana. Jteisa wa# arre'te*I on an appii* ate® of he "pan.'h consul general under the .reaty existing Wtweeu the Unite*! state* md ."pain The <"a*e wa* heard liefore the nrcuit court of the Unite*! State* for the '•at be rn district of Mew Y'ork on a writ rf halva.- corpus and the writ wa# diro barge*!. By the dr* i-ion of the supreme .•our! LReiza will Is* taken to Havana for rial. ____ Bight P*t#*'h«r* %rre*tr*l, Delhi. X Y . Mitt "JA—Eight person* nave bet® arrested on complaint of Robert I. Livingston of New York. charged with unlawful.y catching trout in l«i';e Delaware. ow ne*! by complainant. They will be arraigned for trial to-day. Three are the firet arrests of poacher* this -soiron *^n breams throughout th** Ca.-kill trout region water* owurd or le*~.**i I y corpora Lions or private individuals. Th** Moraloa Charet* I hsrtrr. WajhiisoTuN. May JA — Ex S uator Mr D*®ald yester lay mh»!e a written appli. a ti*® in the supreme n®rt of the I one*! States for a rehear mr in the cases (kcifiwl laat Mon*!ay revoking the charter af the Mormon church. The court did not grant the application for a rehearing hut decided to vacate the tier re# and bold the matter over for the next term. Haw th* Katie#'* Mualawa la Beiag Coati net e«i at WwhlBfiitn. W v.'Hrxi.rwx. May JA—After routine ' baal at-" yesterday the hou-e went int# | co rum st tee of the whole, Mr Burrow# of Michigan in the chair, on the river an*) harbor bill Mr. Elliot of South Carolina moved to increase the appropriation for improving Win yaw nay, South Carolina, from fiU.fifiO to f!YO.Ul« Rejected. Mr WtilianM of Ohio, speaking tom ver bal amendment, criticized several items in the bill aa evidence* of log roiling on the part af the committee. Mr plunger of Illinois and Mr Sweney of Iowa offered amendments intended to limit to fliKJ *WU. the sum which may be paid after condemnation pr*#*eedinga for lock and dam No. I on the Monongahela river, but they were rejec ted. Mr H itt of Illinois moved an amend ment to give the city of Galena, rn , the right to take ap the work of harbor improvement there dropped by the govern ment. and complete it providing that the city 'hail t Leu receive JI dU. i im. Agreed to. Mr Post of Illinois offered an amendment appropriating BJT*UWM for the pnr-pone of seen ring a continuous navigable waterway bet wren lake Michigan and the M isaiah ppi river, adequate for the passage of the iarge*r M -si - ippi river steamismts ta*I naval vessels and for the conti4mation of the survey of the Illinois river. Mr. Holmen of Indiana made a point of order aga.ust the amendment, but it wa# overruled. Mr Mender**® of Illinois said th*t the commiitre on river* and harbor# batt uot eo»»-i*iered the proptieitbm. an*! it should n«>t lie included in the bill without such con'•* lent' >oi». • Mr Y'andever of ('a1 iforma said that the jealousy ex; ting bef wreu < hi* ago anil St Loan* had hit her?** prevented t he .adoption •rf thi- grau*i, nnrional proj*#"t. which would certainly be earned out in the end. Mr. Uatthing* of M -sL'*ippi m»>ved D* amend the amendment by fixing the appropriafi*® at 'This was ae cepfetl by Mr but the entire propo- *urn»u aa amended w;ui rejec"te«i by the house. Vt iron the para gen <>h* appropriating •WU '*•> f.»r rhe roue! rocs i<® af the IIliaoL* aud M:.",-.'ip(i4 * Hennepin> canal was reached. Mr. Turner .if • Georgia made the point of order that tile commit?## on river# ami harbor* had no junsdi**?i<®, a# ha*! UvD «i**:ided in the prece*lmg con gre*re* Mr Header#*® 'aid that according ta 'he uniform decL-ion-. the referen«:e of the bill ce the committee of rhe whole 'topped a challenge of rhe juri.**iiction of the rivers and harb*>r# committee. Mr. Hatch of Missouri argue*! in sijp-p*>rt of th# p* int of order, Mr Groeven r of ohio contended that the cfirrrmittee on river* and ha.*?-ors was acting within the scope of it* authority in providing for the canal because it wa* a caual for the improvement of the Mississippi river Fending a decision the committee rose. The spe.-ikrr appotote*! Mr Mc Millan of rennt*"ee ai* a ref*-*re on the customs a4imini''rutive bill in place of Mr t 'arlisle, eX*'U'e«i. The holist# then at 5 p. rn. took a revere until * o'* tack. the eveuing se "ion to be for the c msideratrom of private pension bill*. _ _ IK THt 'IN ATB. VV ASBISGTOK. May J4.-In the senate yesieniay rhe voasiiroration of the naval appropriation bi!; wa* resumed and the amendment af rhe committee on appropri si cu* to *inke out rhe item for fiftu.uM# f«#r repair# of rhe do»*k at the Boston navy yanl wa* disagreed to, a* were also several >ther amemlments reported by the committee on appropriarioD# ceaate bill fur a public building at <'an '«®. <> . coat u*g to exceed fliMj.OQfi, wa* i ak-n from the cairn tar and passed. The tariff bill was received from the ho tire an* I referred to the committee on finance. Mr Stanford addressed the senate in taivoracv of the hill iarr<xlu< e«| by him so ane -lay# ago proridittf for loan* bv the goveram-nt on agricultural laud*. The bill coniine* its provision* for loans to agru ult ural land*, but in time they will proixtbiy be extended to some other kinds of property, and even Bo municipalities with proper restrictions. The bdl wa* ref**rre I. Mr Pugh gave notice that when the -.tv»-r btl! wa* raken ap'which he sup {•ore*! would uot be till Monday - he woald -about some remarks np*.u it. The naval Appropriation bill wa* again taken up. Th*- question being on the amen*Iment to -trike out the item of J5Q.UOO for improvement of the plant at Hortnmouth. N H . navy yani. The di** n*ei«>n wa* renewed, g*>ing over rhe question of the public utility of navy yard- of the politi* a1 scan dab* to which their management ha# given rise of ct ast defenre- of the policy of building up a strong arr. It wa* carne*! • n by Me—r#. Bl.) r, IU- ®»*k. Hawley ami Dolph. The bill w*-tij. user without actu®. I .®f.*rence repo rt on the bill f*>r a public building at Aurora. HL*., wa* presented aud abreed to. The limit of cost L* fixe*! ar #TY.(*JU, After a snort secret *e"ion the ■amate aj»lj*»nrne*i. Trouble Feorevi in MawaiL San Filvk* :-* o. May JA—A special fr**m Mare I*lan»l *ay*: The ••rui.'er Chariest*® was sent to H«®oliilu ar the request of rhe American minister to Hawaii, and that the fact that trouble is p*w#ible <® the convening of the Hawaiian legislature and the mstallaxion of new member* and officers wa# the reason for the request HEAVY RAINS IN PENNSYLVANIA. Railway r.i«nnnni*4ti..i» Cut (HT Between Oil City ,4aal Buffalo. PiTT'Bi Bi-, May 21—The following specials were received by The Time# I aer night: Oil City Ram fell very heavily in I hi* section today. The water above is higher mar ever Known liefore. No tr:un* are runumg listwe%>a thi Uity ami Buffalo an«i Oil City an*I Warren, No sen- u.' < lam. un* yet re ie r-e*! by water. Conaellaville—The hewvy rain* covered the southwest Penii'> Ivor a tra< k* several hundred fret, today. M Mint See creek r*»*e very high ami carried away many small bridge*. Mrottdale—Several railroad Ftndge* have h***a pr» mm nee*! unsafe aa a result of the heavy nu na BrockawayVille — Thi# town hi partly umier water from the heavy rain#. No damage known yet. Wamtungton — ' am Furman wa# striM'k by lightsun c ami iii'tantly killed yester*Lay af:ern*« u while rig building. I bree com nan,on- wi ii him were badly •hockeil Furman wa# unmarried. Marnier ami Kaicide. Hamiltok. O., May J4 —Patrick Malloy, aged 50 years, a farmer living near "even Mile. O., shot an*I killed his son (George, aged JR. veaterday morning, ami then blew oat his brain# with a revolver The shooting wa# the result of a quarrel over a division of tome property I oui este*t Elrrtlon €'a##a l »«wi*i«-*L YU\SHiKotov. May SA—The house committee on electi* us yestenlay «ieci*Ie»l three c mtested case*. Iu the case of < ".aliner-. lie pa bi an. against M r. in Ik-m»■* j-g. fc in the Se**®d district of Misajaajppi. the committee <leci«Le*i to report in fxtor **f Mr. Morgan, who hobb* the seat in the house. In the cases of Langston r#. Yenabie from the Fourth Virginu ui'triot. an*! of Miller v*. Elli«>t, fronr the S*venrh "ou*h Carolinadktiriet, the conj rnilice, by strict party votes, decided to make report# favorable to the contestant#, both Re; un. ic ana KEMMLER 8 DOOM SEALED TK# *tipr«**»e Ceurt D*bim th* \ pp I trull**** for a Writ of Error Wt'H'K* tov. Mav M. — The supreme court of the United ."tares yesterday <iw Died the application for a writ of error ia th# cane of Kemmier. nmier #enleoce of death by elei'tricity Opinion by Chief Justice Fuller: The opinion first recite* the proceeding* in the lower mu rte lea«iiug up to the bringing of the ease to this court. T!;a court -ays it la arg**! in Kemmler * la*h«G hat the fourteenth amendment is a pr>* Indite® on the state of the inip<ta*in«® at «*ruel tml unusual pnni'iimeot tm# owing lncludwi in the term "due pro* es# of law " The origin of rhe phrase "cruel ami unusual puuiwiinient.* the court wold was in the English act uf tee lenient of dire aud meant that b#j't>arona m*-tho*l.* of punishment should boc be indicted It meant that a man should tut be sentenced to ■ teeth by torture, but did mot uieau that Ute death penalty itself waa cruel. The court of appeal*, the opiitx® 'av*, held that rue punishment iuiii< ted on Gemmier waa unusual, but that there WR# un evidence to show tho? it wx# cruel. The legislature of New York had the tact# 'val dig upon this qIiestn®. attal the court must presume that the legislature hoi de used a punish ment it thought lea# cruel ban the former node That de*.i-iou, the coart say#, was not against auv special privilege set up bv th# prisoner, aud w aa to fairly nght rn at ine curt would not lie justified in over ruling A The fourteenth amendment did not noteri.dly change th# whole theory of he government. Citizens still remain itizrus, both of the stat# aud of he I OI re*! St arse The only .'bange ta that the amendment furnt-he* an old it inn*! guarantee against eocroacL-:nenr by the st#te upon the fundamental nght* of the citizen. Tile privileges ami i mm a rn tie# of citizen* of the Unite*! -tate* are, indeed, protected by them. Three are the privilege* zrisjug. The coart quotes tile Hurtado css# on the meaning of the phrase "due process of taw "1 The change in form of death wa# within the legitimate sphere of tile legit* lax iv# power **f the state. The legislature >f the state of New York determined that it did not inflict cruet or unusual punish meat, tad it# coaita have sustained that I -termination. Tin- unirt . annot *-# that the prisoner 4a» been deprived of due precess of law In Omer to re ver-e the judgment this *-onrt -could be compelled to hold that the 'Hart of appeals had committed an error •o gross a- io deprive the prisoner of his •-oustit11ti*mal righto. The court has no •e-otarion in 'Hying it cannot do thin. CEDAR KEYS' FUGITIVE MAYOR. Hi# lipailitioa in v»r**h of Cottrell A Pardoned. UEDA!* KET*. Fla , May H -Th# exp#*ii 'ion of the cutter Mcloine up the Suawa ae# ri\er in search of Mayor ('**ttrell wa' ah«n<iune*! We«inesiiay night. Capf 'iiivth -aid that, from hi* observation, the «>fHliti*>n of affair* in this town hail heen even wore# than represented At a meeting of the city council J ame# • 'uttrell, brother of the fugitive mayor, tnnuunced that the latter would never re urn to Cedar Key* aud the council might Lucre!>,re declare rhe office vacant and or-ier a new election. The action of the council has not bern ma*ie public aud the •itiaeti* are awaiting it with deep interest < <ipt ."rn - th an«i Collector Pinker?*® have 'n.uie elabonde rep«»rts of the affair to the reasury department. A K ailroatl Wort^kgetl. watehtmwn. N. Y" May J4 —A mort gage of C.iJdu * xx i, given by the Utica an* I Black River Rail rood '-oaaponv in favor of the Ueufral Trust company of New Y'ork. has l**en file*! for record at the county clerk * office in this city The railroad '•ompany borrowed the money to *M»ti'fy mortgage# that will soon become due. ihirte-n hun*ire*i thousan*! dollar# are to ha paid Jan, I, IAH!. Irmo xii*, Jab. I, »k*4, and July I. I Ka* The com pany have issue*t J.*Yiu Aper cent -I,i«»i bonds payable semi annually. The mortgage is secured by the entire Utica and Black River railroad property, now uttder a ninety nine year i«a#e by the Rome. Watertown and (»g*ien*bur*g Rail road ompany. This mortgage is one of ise larged ever dockete*i in the Jefferson county clerk'# office A C ripple Craal) v tourdered. Cattlittsbi rg. w Va., May JA—An ttrriooa rn linier occurred at Pigeon nver » few day* ago Jim Brewer shat md killed Ika Brewer. Jr. ta the store aouse of E. Walker The «hoormg was a used by the reopening of an oh! feud in** Brew**r, Jr . wan sitting in the store when Jim Brewer came in and without a word st rack Ike a blow arith hi* Wmchea-ter rifle aero*# the neck, breaking It. Kfter the dying man fell to the floor ilrewer put the muzzle of the rifle to his um iud firing scattered the man s brain* n every direction. Brewer was arrested • ad is in the I aiwan county jail. Jim i'sewer was the leading character in the » iiing of the Baisdm brothers three or four week* ago Ike Brewer, Jr., was a ripple having only our leg. To Expel Kalaoa Keeper#. St. Loris. May JA —The grand lodge of !>ld Fellow# of Missouri voted. JU to JS, to expel Bairam keeper#. Many of the f*er man -aiuon keejsT# of St.. lamia are leo*! #g lights of the order, and as many of • i**m are insured in it. rh# question may be ermtaated in th# court*. It is said the .rantl Us!ge decided that saloon keeper# ire ineligible under a provision of the con--r:nitron excluding rho## not having# reputable rn*-aus of support. A Family Pr*wtrsi4*i toy Lightning. Flehinu, N J.. May JA — Lightning st ruck the house of a family named Hi akey at Frenchtown amt prostrated the six ii? mate'. A milkman stopped at the house to*! found th# entire family rn aa ancon- • boas condition. He en m mooed medical i I. and by no*® the sufferers were recov-r;ng One of H in kitty'* sons had his ..and paralyzed. Welcomiag Their FI ret (.*»% enter. Gi THRfl, I. T., May J4 —fiovernor Steele, Oklahoma'* first governor, has arrive*; ere. Crowds gathered at every s?ati<® • long the line ami cordially greeted him rn arrival here salute* were fired and an fcoormoua crowd welcomed th# executive. Misplaced €«aOden##. KaksKS City. Mo., May JA —Elan Allan, co;.r.deurial clerk of th# Austin laviwt rn* at -om paay has. it is alleged, forged Austin'* name to checks aggrega?inq and gone t*»' aaada with the money Kilted His Mistress. Tritioad, Caln , May J4.-J. J. Pratt shot and kiilad his Mascon mistreaa. Katie Grqcitt. and then put a knllet through his own head. dying a taw haws afterward. Chaaa, jealousy. si; Erie STdHE fir . YOl*1£LT^ IRE CJLIEB $8.75 $9.75 Bef4t Silk I lii'li. Hana-oilily UpholKt^r**?! BABY CAB I ll AGES, With Heavy Lint*?i Satin Para'll ami Standard, Star Hear Spring, THE FINEST IN THE MARKET Worth £ 12.0* i and for $S.75 anc! $9.75 SPK< IA I, CHICK. EniE STORE. SPECIAL AN NOU Nl.EM EN I IM- * >kk * It- « \ NT Kl* W- . , , , lf *fc< Ul- iii, p i »• ' « >r» pee, Ko experience ne*-*le*f. I. hi .,#*# to MITMtY, AillW?} {Ban, g*N heeler, N I • lee extents, * aveate tint Re- Gsu#** -ecured frwte Marks registered Ail l':tu-nl I nm im--' *®«liic!e*l for en .-lorn ie K****. Inl«>rui.»u«i. iii VMW ain! speetai ref* rem-es* entun re.4n»—t ion he male till ta ISM* w\,r"2™. ^ ierred wha • an lurm-n ^ burse aud giv thru sin>lc t me bi the bual Br-s. spare wnetii nay he proki -My empkwed also. A few va* 4n*.t#s in . an -tad ct new H. F. JOHNSON A Cli, wx*. Man ic, K it Va $rjU\ CASH will ba* lh# property on the » to tor curlier «*f Front an*I swan 'tree!*. L*d by IJH feet, I Bleo have a law library of over aw rut ante' fi#r atle • lo ap f»>r '-a-h. II. - he w a r> i. iHinkn'k, N V KLXUVIL fir. t»e*». I. Blo* k ha rn has rew**ve*l hi* uffi<v ami re-1« Ie rn*- lo Nu. :t£f )i«»v*- vin*-!. UMU I Hoc aa t» a. nu till noon; I p. ut, till 4 p. ai. 'linda* f«'retta**'« amt Wis-kdaf event na *»V * )• (en iii im-UL 11 a t v' v * , I a*', <**#1 amt wood h*mae, hamtsoaie « ira rn ta am! v•-lifmie, tnM'k *o»*>p iml 'torts-bouse, 'Teen'I*h.re ami wimloW', storm -a-ti* * ami •utztde billa}'; hamlAoaic'y imrier* <1, newly poi a Ie* I iaaule ami out, irater ami *<d in kitchen ami h drsnt f*ir lawn. L< t ®xISO, ear auiewaika, fruit trees, garden md hot bed I bargain. ROOMS TO RENT " la lh# Mer* hants Bask.ButIdinf. ti Jacob Wtrtaeror Frank May. CARL SCHAUER 59 East Third St., Has just rec*i vc*I a full lint* <*f SNI \ L J aam Mi* iW Rto..Maa.MB uaNVVuiv wM iMrs•«**»•' a Equal to any in tin* city, aud %t prices that will jdty you to acc him hnfoi " purchasing. m RECEIVED OCR SPRING AND SI MMER LINE OF Os::i Tis: d Slicer: JUST RECEIVED -I — A I 'ar!**#*! of lh*—— FINEST and RAREST ROSES. 'Atmruse*. VV eeptru' It*(*c* Kvergrecna. "brab# ( limbers. Fruit .m*l urn unrip fKl tree' Never liefore did you *«# tree* so ni«-c an*l large ae these ar#. I * iii -cli them very cheap. Why do I ■•ell them cheap1 Because ii will help to improve the city and make it possible that after *• me tune iller# will he no city or town in whi le UL tut County belier provided vt ith fin*, tree# than Dunkirk ( all at VANDERWEL LEN S GREEN HOUSE Cor Eagle and Seventh Ste. Bl KF ALO, N Y\ We have frequent ret {lieut* by mail for sample* of new em Broideries. "ti* ll requests We gfH plea****! to ret eire. Blit we Beg to ask for particulars in regard to the sample?* wanted. State whether edgings, insertion - or flouncing*, also what width and some plea of the price, He hare a stock of » mb oideriea that is se* odd to n*»n* in the con®" try alai superior to an) iii Buffalo* The money value we offer is simply tmpa railed. I here are edging?* from 1-4 of aa inch to Is inches wide in * arn Brie, jaconet, nainsook aiel >»vi-.' muslin. Ma Uh* * I sets iii <iirrerent width# of.do»u_r and insertion of all desirable kinds of material. Allover embroideries in great variety. Hon ne in g» in th** «lirferei»t wi.itfia ! rom I' in* lies to (JO i ne lies. Special lines of l aml'ric edge# at •>c. hs*, 12 I iv. l.M*, ami 2-> Cti l*»*r y ard. * Aion MEl.or.i g .Sr Ak{f#,g«oK. New go*els for this season are coming in daily. The muslin underwear stock is complete, also the linen st*w k, the cotton Block and the white g«>*)d- -to* k. By **eom-plete" we mean they have all the new ity I*** iii this season*# new gotsls—all the variety that the hest J purchasing fa< iltfie* in fh** comely • an bring together. Uh* V\ int* r -to* k * ai*- <*ffering ^reat bargains. There never was a time when you could trade here more advantageously. WE HAVE THEM IN PAT-ENT LEATHER A BRIGHT DONGOLA. WITH FANCY CO! OR ED OOZE TRIM-MIN GS. W E A LSI J HAVE A BEA UTI FL L PATENT LEA TUER SLIPPER. WITH A LARGE # BUCKLE FOR street wear. SULLIVAN & SON 213 Centre Street. Aihi I-'dfii- aid Anton, DRY GOODS, Carpets and Draperies, H.x>k»!*n<i -tailottery, AMKKICZ.K HUH ti, I'.m-un m 41 .v sr hi: ut. Ul t KALO, N V. CC. PENFOLD to Man ii fur til ref am! [mps)-rt*ir, M4 to kl.K -T., Bl FF %LO, K. Y. DRAT.KR Ut Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, t Jocks. sUv**rwar**, I .eat her et*'. ITX URA ti YO, HOLD if HIL IKR PLA TIX A COMPLETE LIKE OF Holiday Goods R4V4 HAIN STK KET, lro*|iMS* PE Mte mr kl GEO. It 111 Go to Monroe s for Curtains and Fixtures. ;
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Motorcycle Demand Continues To Soar In The Face Of Plummeting Car Market
It shouldn't be too much of a stretch to notice that there's a correlation between rising gas prices and the number of people gobbling up motorcycles and scooters. During 2007 to 2009, when gas prices seemingly spelled doom for America's love of four-wheeled conveyances, street-legal motorcycle sales soared 94%.
But even after gas prices settled in the period since then (until this pesky Middle East unrest this year), even as people canceled their Prius preorders and went back to trucks and SUVs, motorcycle sales continued to rise. While new car registrations increased steadily at a rate of 8% between 2009 and 2010, motorcycle sales also grew 4%.
The big brands in the motorcycle industry leading these sales figures are Harley-Davidson, Suzuki, Honda, Yamaha, and Kawasaki. Harley-Davidson alone sells one out of every three new bikes in America, despite taking a bailout to stay afloat.
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Avoid !! Tea After Eating Turns Dangerous
Most people have the habit of drinking tea after a meal . Usually often done in the morning while having breakfast or at night. Tea became one of the favorite beverage for every circle, high popularity in Indonesia so that the tea is increasingly becoming the choice of drinks to be consumed. No wonder again that tea is the best friend a favor when you're done eating.
None of these things turn out to be detrimental to the body, and not just a discourse, in a study of drinking tea after consuming food, especially rice, it can be fatal to the health of the body. Although, it is believed that tea has high antioxidant content and also can serve as a fat burner in the body, but there is danger lurking when one in eat them.
Besides being able to serve dishes on menus restourant.If or places to eat, tea is also often used as material for coloring foods such as cakes and so on, because of the smell of the fragrant tea and natural color. In certain countries like japan or china tea is one of the obligatory drinks they should consume each day.
Well, then we'll see what makes dangerous when dimunum tea after a meal, please see the review below:
As a result of drinking tea after a meal:
1. Make the food to be wasted
Although tea provides countless benefits for the body, but there is another side if one of the tea consumed. We need to know that when a person drinks / tea consumed after a meal, for example, tea boxes, tea bags or tea is usually served with a sieve, then the impact is about the food that we consume that can inhibit the absorption of nutrients from the foods in our intestines. Absorption of food is reduced as much as 65% of normal. It turns out tea is much higher than when consuming the coffee which is only about 40%, lower 15% of the tea.
2. Binding Iron in the Body
Tea contain a substance therein and catechin tannins, but can reduce the absorption of nutrients from food, there are other things that also make tea is harmful when consumed after a meal. Tannins substances contained in tea can bind iron in the body. Due to that caused when bound iron in the body is reduced production of red blood cells and can cause anemia. For those of you who often drink tea after a meal, we suggest that you can reduce your can even leave it. You need to know that anemia is a very dangerous disease.
You should avoid consuming tea in ways below:
1. To drink in Infants
For those of you who have the first baby should avoid giving him drink enough tea or milk with breast milk for the baby. Because if the baby is consuming tea will affect the brain, causing the baby becomes restless sleep
2. Drink tea-temperature Heat
The impact caused when a person consuming hot tea in keaadaan is trigger canker sores, cracked tongue and also can lead to inflammation of the throat.
3. Consumming Ice Tea
In addition to the tea can be consumed in hot conditions also often served tea in a cold state. Maybe they think they can remove your thirst when finished sport, after a long tiring or chills due to the hot weather. However, please be aware when someone consumed tea in the cold, osalat content contained therein will result in the kidneys. These substances can trigger the formation of kidney stones.However, you do not need kwatir to eat them if in a state of reasonable or not very often. So this time information about the dangers of drinking tea after a meal .
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Firstly introduce yourself? Tell us where your from are and what do you do?
My name is Natalie May. I'm a singer-songwriter from North West London. Singing is my main thing but I'm slightly obsessed with fashion. Actually....SUPER obsessed with fashion. So I guess that makes me a singer-songwriter fashionista!
How long have you been natural?
Practically my whole life. I permed my hair once when I started secondary school and it just didn't agree with me. My hair got really thin and started to break. I remember feeling the peer pressure because all of my friends had permed their hair in secondary school and would say "OMG when are you going to relax your hair? Your getting older now" Now they are the same ones saying "Your so lucky you didn't perm your hair. It's so thick and long I Kind of wish I kept mine natural."
What kept you from relaxing your hair?
My style, it's quite retro. I wear some crazy things sometimes and my hair really compliments it. My style wouldn't be the same without my hair. Plus people are constantly stopping me in the street telling me they are jealous that they don't have hair like me. And I'm not talking about black people either, It's mainly people from other cultures and backgrounds that make a fuss over my hair.
How did you transition, did you big chop?
When my hair was damaged by the first and only perm; I remember putting my hair in extensions for YEARS! Like 5 years. It was seriously the best thing. My hair grew so much and got very thick.
What were the main reasons for your choice to wear your natural hair?
I like to look different. My character is quite out there. So my fashion and hair really display that. I seriously don't think I would be the same person without my afro.
What are your earliest hair memories? How did these memories influence your hair journey today?
I remember hating my hair in primary school, seriously hating it! My mum would do my hair in these huge cornrows and I felt horrible. I would do the towel thing. Yep! That's right I'd wrap a towel around my head and pretend to have long hair. The happiest 30 seconds of my childhood!
What does having natural hair mean to you?
I would say wearing my hair natural is a style choice. It's so fun! I can do loads of different styles with it. Although most of the time I just have it out. I do get a lot of guys telling me it's so nice to see a girl looking good with natural hair, and that's its boring seeing all these girls with the same hair style. I've worn straight wigs before in the past just to try it out and I definitely get more guys with my afro. It was like I was just another girl with straight hair when I wore my straight wig.
How do you keep your hair looking so good?
I keep my hair products to a minimum. I'll use any black hair shampoo. Not to fused. But I only condition my hair with hair mayonnaise It makes it so soft. I'll leave the hair mayonnaise in for about 10 minutes and comb it through. When I blow dry it.
It's really nice and soft. I use Single Bible hair oil. I try and stay away from hair grease. It makes my hair feel heavy, I don't like it.
What products do you use in your hair?
My favourite products are Hair Mayonnaise. It's A MUST! Also, Single Bible Soft Oil. Leaves your hair feeling moisturized without feeling heavy.
What are your go to hairstyles?
The classic afro I guess. I always plait my hair at night. I have to. Otherwise I wont be able to get a comb through it! Then I just comb it out in the morning and run some oil through it if I need to.
As someone who has to be styled, for shoots and music videos how do stylists approach your Natural hair?
Some stylists just get excited and want to do crazy extravagant styles that are not me. I usually style it myself. I did have one amazing hair stylist who pinned my hair up beautifully! I looked like someone out of the 1940's FABULOUS!
How do you protect your hair in the winter months?
I use extra conditioner and oil. It's important to keep the hair moisturized in the winter months.
Do you have any advice for women starting out on their natural journey?
I think its important to work out the products that work for you and your hair. Also, with natural hair I don't think you need to many products. We don't have any chemicals in our hair so as long as its wash and oiled, your good to go!
Experiment with hair accessories. I usually put flowers in my afro. It gives it a really cute and girly twist. Match the colour of the flower with an item of clothing. Your swagger will be right on point and you're good to go!
Be sure to check out Natalie new EP May Day and follow her on twitter @TweetNatalieMay and follow her Fashion Tales here
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If you would like to be considered to take part in the new 'Hair Talk' segment please contact firstname.lastname@example.com please title your email 'Hair Talk Submission' and attach 1-3 good quality high res images, Natural Belle is always on the look out for Naturalista's to feature.
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EUR/USD: "White Soldiers" committing to attack
Galina Svetlova
There're a "Morning Doji Star" and a "Three White Soldiers" at the last low, but the main trend is a still bearish one. The market is likely going to get a resistance on the nearest Moving Average lines. If so, bears will have a chance to reach the lower "Window" one more time. As we can see on the Daily chart, today's candle is in progress, but considering a very bullish opening this morning it's likely to see a price movement towards the 144 Moving Average.
We've got a "Tweezers" and an "Inverted Hammer" on the nearest support line. Moreover, a "Three Methods" pattern has been formed, so the pair is likely going to achieve the last "Window". If we see a pullback from this area, sellers will probably try to return to the market.


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THE first picture of two boys killed by their dad emerged yesterday — along
with details of the brute who took their lives before hanging himself.
Crazed Graham Anderson, 36, slaughtered brothers Jack, 11, and Bryn, three, on
Saturday after finding out their mum Victoria Jones had a new boyfriend.
Anderson had split from Victoria, 30, more than a year ago. But he refused to
accept their 16-year relationship was over and was jailed last year after
assaulting her in a jealous rage.
The jobless removals man had repeatedly attacked his ex during raging rows.
Anderson smashed up her home and attacked a pal with a BRICK because he
believed the pair were dating. He also went on the rampage in a bar and was
caught with cocaine. One former school pal told The Sun: "He was always
violent towards Victoria — he made her life a living hell. He was very
Anderson got a six-month sentence last August for the assaults and drug rap.
The boys had been living with him since May. Jack had returned after staying
with a school pal all last week.
The pal's mum said last night: "When I dropped him off he was normal happy
Jack. It's terrible to think what happened to those poor boys."
In the touching photo, Jack gently holds his baby brother's hand. A landlady
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After borrowing several formats from the West, like Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Celebrity Big Brother, Fear Factor, Got Talent and National Bingo Night, MTV Roadies has officially become India's first homegrown format to be licensed to other countries, including Pakistan.
"Pakistan is one of the first countries to have approached us for the license to produce Roadies there," says Aditya Swamy of MTV. The channel has also received requests from countries in Europe, the Middle East, the rest of Asia and even New Zealand.
So, will Season Eight be shot in Pakistan? "Not this season," says Swamy. "The youth in Pakistan has requested to conduct auditions there, but we'll consider it only next year," he adds.
Youngsters in Pakistan can hardly wait. "It's welcome news. Roadies has a following among young people here. But our Roadies must not drive in strife-ridden Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or Baluchistan. We must see them only in big cities like Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad," says Junaid Wahab Zuberi, a financial analyst in Karachi.
"Karachi's burger kids (a local slang for English-speaking youngsters) love the show. I'll be applying, too," says Salman Ahmad, student, Karachi Grammar school.
But there are some voices of disinterest, too. "I have no taste for reality shows when there is so much bitter reality in my country," says Furhan Hussain, photographer, Karachi.


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Achilles Heel
"Yes, he does. Hemmidal was made in the image of humans, so despite being virtual, has some particular spiritual traits. One of these is that he needs the DNA in the blood of a female virgin as a sacrifice every seven days."
Jasper frowned. He tested his leg, the one that was reattached. It felt alright. In fact, it felt even better than before. He held a private conversation with his silicobrain, which functioned rather differently to Emily's silicobrain. He liked to keep the workings of his silicobrain entirely separate from his organic cortex, just to monitor the differences in judgement of the two.
"What can you remember about the blood of female virgins?" He asked his alter ego.
"I remember seeing a stockade whilst we were making our way to the second antechamber. Perhaps you will find the virgins in there." His other half replied to him.
Jasper so loved his companion. "As usual, one step ahead of the game." If Emily had been around, she would have by down uploaded her map of the Black Ambition to Jasper's brain, but she was not here.


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|My completed assignment for MATS wk2
"a type of embroidered and decorative tribal textile made in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries. Suzani is from the Persian سوزن Suzan which means needle. The art of making such textiles in Iran is called سوزنکاری Suzankāri (needlework)."
First off let me begin by saying I had no idea what a Suzani was. I've certainly seen this type of needlework and home decor inspired by Suzani's but I had NO idea what it was called or what the origins were. So I began week 2 learning something new. (Oooh that rhymed!) I have designed plates for party goods before so I had some experience designing plates (even if they were only paper) but party supplies and home decor are definitely very distinct.
Here are some images of my sketches:
First up was researching Suzani's, obviously then came the sketches. Choosing colors was probably the most time consuming because I am extremely indecisive when it comes to color (as I might have mentioned). Once I settled on color swatches all I had to worry about was coloring of my sketches which I used image trace for. I pretty much had the layout done in my sketches as you can see. This was probably made easier for me because I do have that background designing for party and paper.
Above is a screenshot of my work in progress. As you can see I started off with a grey ground on the larger plate. As I played around I scaled things differently and changed color (a lot) but I think the end result was well worth it. I am really pleased with how the collection of plates turned out. The background I downloaded from a free texture site and the photos of the plates for the mockup was shared by a fellow classmate (which was really useful and appreciated!). All I did was adjust the contrast of the plates to brighten them up and I isolated them from their background and placed them on the wood texture then I copied and pasted my vector art into Photoshop and used the Multiply layer filter to make the images look like they are really on the plate. Easy peasy!
This week was really fun. I learned a lot and I got to draw things that I draw on a daily basis which made it very easy for me. I didn't make the cutoff for the Flickr group, unfortunately because I had my kids that weekend and NO time to work on the assignment but I worked on them all Sunday night until they were done, despite not being able to officially hand in the assignment. Yes. I am dedicated. =)
Now I'm off to work on week 4's assignment which is a bit of a struggle. Week 3's post is going to be a really fun one so stay tuned!!
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Article date: 7 September 2007
- Almost half of people believe they will need a retirement income of over £25,000 a year, fourteen times more than the actual average annuity income
According to new research from Norwich Union, almost a half of people said they need fourteen times the average level of annuity to enjoy a comfortable retirement. The survey, of over a thousand people, identified that 47.3% of people believe they will need a retirement income of over £25,0001 a year.
The average total pension value used to purchase an annuity in 2006 was £26,3642, providing an actual retirement income of around £1,843 a year (£154 a month)3.
On retirement, a pension is used to buy an income in retirement, most often in the form of an annuity, but research has also showed that almost one-in-five people who have a personal pension do not know what an annuity is. A further six-out-of-10 people were at least 40 years old before they learned they had to buy an annuity to fund their retirement4.
Scott Brown, head of annuities marketing at Norwich Union, said: "Mention pensions or annuities and most people just seem to switch off. But when you ask them what income they will need in retirement, people have some very high aspirations. Almost half the people surveyed believe that they will need £25,000 or more a year to fund their retirement, fourteen times more than the actual average annuity income.
"With retirement income, the difference between 'what people want' and 'what people will get' is very different and it's essential that individuals face up to their needs in retirement. Current trends such as increasing life expectancy make it vital for people to start considering and planning for what could be a very long retirement, as we are reaching a point where some people will spend almost as long in retirement as they will in work.
Norwich Union offers a series of online tools for people to get information about retirement planning on the http://www.makesenseofit.com/ website. A free customer information pack, "Retiring soon, what happens now?" is also available by calling 0800 051 0806.
Press office contacts:
Robert Pell 01904 452659 Out of hours 07800 666563
Louise Soulsby 01904 452617 Out of hours 07800 699526
Notes to editors:
1 Online survey carried out by Norwich Union, to establish how much annual income people thought they would need for a "comfortable retirement" and received 1,064 responses.
2 Source: Mintel; Annuities and Retirement Income Solutions, Finance Intelligence, August 2007.
3 Calculated on http://www.makesenseofit.com/ annuity calculator, male, aged 65.
4 Source: Marketing sciences; At-retirement monitor 2007.
About Norwich Union
Norwich Union is the UK's largest insurer. It is a leading provider of life, pensions and investment products and one of the largest financial adviser (FA) providers. FAs provide over 70% of the company's long-term savings business in the UK.
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#59 "A tough nut to crack…"
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At first when I began to show this picture to friends and family members, no one had a clue of what to make of it. While the details of the picture can be effortlessly assessed on a surface level, formulating a meaningful interpretation of the individual elements has proven to be nearly impossible. I searched and searched, but no one could offer any substantial clues. After a while, though, I realized that I was asking others to interpret this picture more than I was actually trying to interpret it, myself.
At this point, I locked myself in the crawl space underneath my home with only this illustration, 8 ounces of tap water for sustenance, my childhood Ouiji Board, and a tuft of wolf fur that I received as a gift from a Shaman in 1998 on a trip to Bhangarh, the most haunted place in India. The cave crickets and spiders proved to be a distraction at first, but 6 days later, I emerged from the crawl space dazed and disoriented but with what I feel is a true interpretation of this illustration.
During the time spent in isolation, I began to realize that this drawing is rich in symbolism, but the first aspect of the picture that I examined was the text. Since the drawing was mailed to me, I assumed that the words written to me personally. This seemed to conflict with the picture, seeing as how the wolf is spinning the plates and I am not. Then, though, I realized that the wolf is actually supposed to symbolize myself: the collector of the wolves. It is true that this project has become an activity and a process that very much resembles the act of spinning multiple plates. There are so many different aspects of this growing social experiment that need constant attention. These activities include updating the facebook page, sharing relevant information via twitter, responding to emails, writing and scheduling posts, advertising for new pictures, etc., etc. Please do not interpret this list of responsibilities as a complaint. It surely is not. In fact, it is a blessing, and it is the life that I have chosen for myself. But it is quite a bit of work to keep up with.
When I successfully interpreted this message delivered to me by the_disability, I was uplifted by its encouragement and positivity. But I soon became confused again. Why would this artist deliver this motivational message but then picture the wolf (me) naked with only censorship bars to cover the most private of body parts? Then it struck me: this is, in fact, the perfect representation of my actions as the wolf collector, the alphastranger, the lover of the lupine. For you see, my friends, in these posts I am both hidden as well as exposed. The words that I share are often soul-bearing ones that give great insight into this wolf-filled life that I lead. In many ways, I have stripped down before you to share with you the most intimate parts of myself. But in another way, my anonymity enables me to remain more or less a mystery to the vast majority of my readers. I am naked. I am clothed. I am bare. I am exposed. I am unseen.
Thank you, the_disability. I'm not sure if you had anticipated my ability to break this complicated code, but I have triumphed nonetheless. I always appreciate the opportunity to take another step on that difficult journey of self-actualization, and with your help through this illustration, I feel as if I have come to know myself all the more. Truly this illustration will forever serve as a mirror for my soul.


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"Pluto Has Been a Planet My Whole Life!" Emotions, Attitudes, and Conceptual Change in Elementary Students' Learning about Pluto's Reclassification
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Learning about certain scientific topics has potential to spark strong emotions among students. We investigated whether emotions predicted students' attitudes after engaging in independent rereading and/or rereading plus discussion about Pluto's reclassification. Fifth and sixth grade students read a refutation text on Pluto's reclassification. Participants were randomly assigned to either the reread independently or the reread plus discussion group. Results showed that students in both groups experienced attitude change and that change was sustained over time. Students reported experiencing more negative than positive emotions at pretest. Emotions, which became more positive after intervention, were predictive of students' attitudes and attitude change. Implications for the role of emotions when learning about controversial topics are discussed.


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