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ArRIMPniS DAILY APPEAL TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1886
FORTMinH CONGRESS
CUSSED 15 THE St ATE.
A Bill Tuwti tke Dotse Prohibiting
Pool Selling aid Book Making;
la tke DktricU
Washihoto. June 14. Haute. Mr,
Cobbflrd rilled op t ha report of
the Uommiltee on ramie Lands,
re'omninnJiDR concurrence in ti
ISerats" amendment to' the Atlantic
and IVitio land forfeiture bill.
Mr. McRk Ark.) vigorously op
nol the Senate amemlmentB. con
tending that notsiitJHtamling the title
01 It e bill, the ailofition cf the amend
mts would convert the bill into a
confl mnU ry act The report ol the
commit1! ws then agreed tj and
the amt'nilment ccn lined in.
Under the oall of rJUUs, a number
of bil a were introduced and referred
A bill nHed prohibiting bookmak
Infr of all kinds and pool soiling in the
UlHtr ft. ;
A hi I to incorporate the Washing
tou CaMti Kulaay Company of the
V mi ict ot Uominba gave liss toenn
ideralile diwnfwion, being advocated
bv Mr. Uea'd Mo.j and opposed by
Mr. tiibion W. Va J, hut no ac'.ion
was taken.
The II iuhb then adjourned.
Tke Sstaate.
lniniediatoly after routine bus'nrss
lnti.e heha e. Senator Dolph movei
that the Northern Pncillc forlulture
bill be taken m.
Senator Heck urged that the Senate
take up instead the motion cnterrd by
Sei ator Ilaw.'ey, prr Minting lunrnbers
ot uongms rrnru accenting Iftvsor em
ployment from railroidcimpanUsthat
!,.., r.,. .) i,i f,. ru. .. u. ...
ator itfca thought tuia a privileged
qrr s ion.
The Chair did not think it apiivi
leited qufs.ion pending another mo
The forfeiture bil) was taken up
and S na'or Cull took the lloor and
re -tuned bis remarks, in support of tho
proposition to forfeit all lands not
earned it)iin tho time piestribed by
.Hingreis. -Senator
Mitchell offered an amend-
tnont to exclude from forfeiture tbe
laniis communing witb tbe completed
pom n oi inn uauarta Branch. If the
company cou'd not complete the Can
ada branch the farmers and producers
of the Pacifin Northwest wou'd have
to remain at the mercy of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Uomnanv.
f-'enator Mitchell ditcuiced the pure
ly ieui m.i oi me (iieHtion ol tho
light of tht Hoveroment to forfait.
In this dfsi'UMlon Hoi atom George,
Ens is, Van Wyck and Coke partlci
pate?. Senator Hearst raid that sinne the
railroad company had taken all the
jpv.nl land, and had nfod it, they
ehould not ho allowed to I brow up tbe
ponr 'and and thns relieve themselves
of their irwors biliti a. There mtuhl
to he m way devjrod to compd
them to fullll! thvir obligations mid
coin, let the rond,
Smiafor Van Wyck, rtfarring to the
aigunieut of t!ie c(jmjany'a friends,
that Congress had Do right to forfeit
thofo Undo, si d that whenever a
question of forfeiture came before
Coi.grew we were conhvinled with
n'-vel and st ir'Mng propositions. Our
friends, the r'eualor from Oregon,
i-i.M.mp'i, out u uiignt no thought
uii-j (Mines i'u mo niiicli.
Seimlor Milct ell Haul ho was not ar
guing the mutter from the company's
B.nimjiuiia, uui irom iueBtaniIjointof
the people from the section of couutry
Senator Van Wyck said we had
'nilt three linea to the Pacific, and all
"patriots" who came to Congress
propositions to build those lines
we 1 to b a tnated by a desire
e "compftition," first with tho
Ine and then with the railmad
The first thing the companies
wevr, was to combine with
lother to destroy the railroad
titiou, and then combine to buy
1 corrupt the ocean lines. Sen
an Wytk held that If Congress
right to forfeit the land for a
tu.-cu oi inecoD.titions under which
It was granted. Conumu in.) .;,.i,t
to date the forfeiture from the date of
' oii-scn oi int. conditions, only tak
1?" c V?,0' tbe rihu 01 " tiers, lie be
lieved Congress ought now to forfeit
everything which it had a right to
forfeit on the 4ih of Juy, lH7l. Ho
referrod ironically to thet'hiirh-ouud-lng
resalutions" of both political par
ties pa wd every four yeais about
railroad orfcitures and "rfservinn the
public domain for actual settlers,"
and contras ei those res ilutions wHi
what he dcc'arud to he the fact, that
thin r,"'ty eVt"r ri'aml,Usl'J "y
There being a difference of opinion
in the t-enat a to what should be for
felted, S.na or Van Wyck would be
prepared to take Ihd larK.t mensure
of forfeuuro that tbe Senate was pre
pared to piss, '
Senat. r McMillan', raid he would
vote BHinst the amendment of Senator
Van Uyck for the reMtns stated by
Senator Sherman aud others. Ho
(Sena'cr McMillan) raid that the
pa saxeoflh.t amendment would be
(lor u aprrtut iojusti. e to th- people
of W.btiinntin Territory. Wnoev.r
made the mi-UJi of forfeitirg the Car
ca -enrant would Booner or later dis
cover thtir erior.
Si.at ir Br ;wn a, id the inovoinment
had inspected this road as eseh twen-tv-nve
miles was completed ; and on
the favorab.e cet ficat of tho sovern
ment s aK.n's ( avh s.ction was accept
ed Mfomplrte accordicg to the con
tract. Whether there was a legal
est"PpM or not, it w.s very clear to
bena:or Brown's miud that there was
an equitable s'o;.pel. The govern
went save to m. tiee that it would in
sist on forfouur . aud the uovernment
acci p ed the road in seetions m coai-
P'hiki. i ne SKventr-five unconip eted
mi es of tho Cascade grant const tuted
a in-st imporlant section of tho road,
wno e compleiijn was of theotmoit
C"nse,,nercs to tie people of tho
Senator Gor,8 desired to speak, but
tii hour bomg late a enpirelion was
made that be tieft r his epioch till to
mnrro,v. A motiintotjo into executive ss
sif n was d-fested by the ltt pnbliu
ar.s, ai was tho a uictiiin to aoionrn.
Senator George, therefore, hea n
his remarks, Int. had not pioceedtd
far when acother motion U go into
ex cutive s'Mton woa made, but met
tbe 'a'e c f the f rmt r motion.
Several mo ions to aJjonrn then
alternated with untiona to gj into
executive sHion, all failing.
8 nator EJoiaot' sugj-tslsd tbat
the Senators who prohascd most anx
ie'yto have a forfrtiture bill passed
seemed meat dtlemiiaed not to come
to a vote on it. '
Senator Gorg said tho c iticiBm
cr.uld not applv 10 h;m. Whi'e pro
ceeding with t ii itm rks, tbe Senate
be ng in get ronfusir-n, Seoator
Oeoige remited that if Sena'oi in
sisted on his prccoediog with hiA re-
marks at this late hour (be bad a
doten law books on bis desk), be
thought it doe to him tbat tbe Ben
atora abnnld lis'en to bis remarks.
Any Senator who did cot wish to bear
wbat Senator Ueorge IiaU to lay could
ret re from the chamber.
After aome further Droareas wrh
his argument Senator Geo ge was re-
nevra by a new mo ion to aojou'n
wh ch seemed to have better protpects
or succi as.
In tbe course oi tht debate Senator
Plumb offered a ieolu'ion,whirh was
agreed t. cal'ii g on he Postmaster-
General for information as to the ex
pense of the inland water rou es of
the United Sat sand tbe amount of
mail transported over them. Senator
I lamb a'ao gave notice that on Kr day
morning ne would (an up ilia conier
erce report on the poetofG :e appro
priation bill.
Senator Edmunds said it had been
thought by many Senators advisable
to have acou le of davs Thnridav
and Friday for the cousiderutian of
anon case on tne calendar.
Senator K lmunds offered a risiln
tion for refwrence to the Committee
on Kules and it was so refrrred. nro
viding fcr a change in the rnla of the
senate, ao as to make it aflect'ng the
question in reference to which Ihe
motion is mad. Senator Kdojurida
said that by some inadver!ence the
ruteanow tornado derate on a motion
to reconsider, whereas, above all
things, such a motion, if uude in
g od faith, ought ti be open to ex
A 0 o i lcclt, Sena'or Georiro havinir
the floor on the forfeiture bill, the
senate adjourned.
AFFAIRH or THE
A Waal of DlMlpllae lodnrea ( on
tfllloa Tbnl IIk for the lalerTrr
ease of Ihe Urand Jnrjr.
t'OKBiuroxpixca or thb Arpni..!
uxFcai), Misa.. June 12. In vonr
i-Bus oi i) to innaiii vou nun Ps ied.
over tbe signature s f Mr. W. S. Pettis
of this place, an "answer" to a squib
from Slip re'ntive to the State Ui-iver-sity.
My language in your is ue ol
1st lRHUiit waisiiLplv this: Jtisex-
peittid tint the trubtes will tave an
opportunity of accepting the resigna
tion of Uen. 11. P. Stewart as chancel
lor of tho university at their meeting
in Jane. It is oupccttd, too, that
there are other profe s jrs who will re
sign the profneBor of Latin. of Greek,
of niatht unties, and probably of En-gliah.
"Slip made what m'ght apnf ar an
attack on our mdile, able educ ator and
Christian gentleman. Gen. II. P.
Stewart, chancellor of the Uni
versity of Mirsissippi. and the.
faculty generally." Fur her on he
says: "This a1 tack iinolies that
charges can be fnade agMust the pro
lessors." What bosh! When didSli
attack any of them through the co
uiiiiib oi me Ai i iiAL or any news
paper? It lias been a common rumor
n our a'reets for three months that.
uen. Miewart was going to resign. A
least throe mombtri of the board of
trubkies luil htard r f it. It seem
thai about tlm u in mths ago Gen
Mtwart was stamped down in tho
ha pel of the uuiversitv bv thebova
the chancellor then remarked thai be
WJUId not make nnv more announce.
men Is from the rostrum, and wethiu
in in ibiu uay to tuts ho has n t
mado but few, if any and we thin
men a eta e c I aitaira cannot exist
However that may be, it was a rumor,
aim ue lias been expinited
resign. no-, was tliro anv
thing in my ar'icle, either by word
or implication that would load tho
readers ot thu Appeal to infer that
charges could be preferred against any
of theee profot-sors. It is a had policy
for Mr. P. to judga the other readers
ui ine Ai-i-KAi. uy nimseii mey are
uui ru oniuao. w ould It not be Well
lor Mr. 1'. to wait until an attack is
made before lie at'emp'sto defend tbe
meuiDera oi l lie laciu y ayainal the at
tack? Wait nntil after this issue of
ine AiM-iAL for intsncs, whoa psit
ui uiu uarunra win ue lurown on ine
overgrown pony and bis big feet will
Pave something to kick auainat.
will explain, however, in the begin
ning that I don't like newspaper noto
riety and that we are loth to enaaae in
a controversy about an aflair that does
not toucern ua personally. But this
is a f tate institution and wo are going
to take the responsibility of saving
mm uib uiBuipune oi tne uni
versity at p-f sent is simply wretched.
j no sjianceiior nas even reported
to the grand jury of the coutty to
break up certain practices nmonii tho
niuiienie, panning in over e'ghty
nanus, mere than one-half of the
student body, to be summoned beforo
llie grand lury. We are not ariirir to
ny uo is responsiDie lor tue de
piorati u condition of aflairs here,
uui mere is something radically
wr'iig with a univtr.itv lin u
(lianctllor (an't make an announce
ment in tno ctiaptkl and the professors
are hung In i-fllgv on its campus. Hor-
riidc s ate of ailmrs, all mrn-t admit,
and no hoy or set of boys should bo
gll Ity ( I SU li acts. I he oro eKaoru im
u i, mini luHTiuiorN, arm you (liulenta
Miouui reverence their gray ha ri and
lenpi-ci IIHir pOMUOII. II 18 lUUloreU
ilmt vou s v tliev nn anl'mut,,! i
their method of inttriietion". that
other schoo's nra chaiHnir w ith Ihe
times, but that Ihev sre not: that ihev
are fosailiie.l, having bean here too
long, and that a set of yonng, live
and energetic inst nc ora are .
quired. Then you should mate your
cotnpla'nta to the trusttes and be pre
pared to euhi-tant ate what you say at
their meeting in June. and do not nnr.
sue the lawless cdi so that some of
you have hem gui ty rf within the
paHt few months. It iniKht be that
all this trouble mav he traceable to
the clamor of a few bad bojsand Slip
mty be a ' Ut piau dreamer " for not
believing that it is. Slip would like to
believe that there isperf.ct harmony
existing between ihe chancellor, every
member i f his faculty, the etudent
trustees. He wiutd like to believe
that there was no jealouey or rivalry
existing betwepn them and that they
were pulling tngehtr trying to tight
the hard t mesand working for a com
mon inherent, supported by the etu
dot ta and by the public. But be
doesn't. He csn't believe anything.
But he d ea believe thai Gn. II i
Stewart, a'so the pn feasors who, it is
rnmgred, were goin to res'gn, those
who fill the ch. irs of ltin, Greek
stid mathematics are all tin rough
Chris ian g-ntlmen, an't aa for their
intellec'uki abilitha, we don't believe
they have any up riois wifjin the bor
deraottheS ale. The-eforetur charg
agiicstthe Sta e University isa nip y
this, ih-re is a lack of discipline. Who
is responsible for it ? Let the trustees
decide PIWITT H. AaCHIBALD,
It'Ki S0RM1L INSTITUTE.
Development aad Orcwlh tbe Car
dlaalPrlaclpleilpoa ishlchThhs
School Is Coadneted.
looaaisroxDaics or tbs ipmal.1
Iiia, Miss .June 12 Are school
notes aver welcome? If to, then jot-
urgs oncernir g closing exercl es ti uly
a e. Special exercis s are profitable
bnh to pupil and vi i or; to ths for
mer a arm, to tbe Utter inttructive.
So, seeking instruction upon the eub-
j.t cf independent normalism, no
better placs waa thought could be
visited than tbe clo ii.g txtrci-tesif
the first and leading insn u ion of tbe
kind In the S uth tbe Iuka Normal
Imtitute. The prrgramme, extending
th'ouuh almost all the last week, con-
s sted of the regular echool work dur
ing ihe day, witb musical and forensic
effort by the pupils at night.
ins nst EtBlit. Wednesday, was not
attended. Tho second was 'Chil
dren's eight." Tbe little ones fcouit-
ted themselves excellently and won
well-earned applause from their ad
miring ard Inti-rested audi ors. 1 hey
presented the juvenile opera, The
JiaUi in the Wood.
The l.iat nigbt we s aiven to niemViPm
of the advanc d classes in the prepara
tory departmout They cams prepared
to ent-rUin tbeir audience with orig
inal speeches, and succeeded band
er mo'y. fiiey were young ladiea and
ge tlemeo of emrgyand talent, which
nicy mai manilesi t y both de iverv
and eubject matter. The first wascon
sidetabiy varied in die ion and man
ner, but waa Utilormlv earnest. Tho
second was at t mes amusii gand thor
oughly ins ructive. Wo were treated
to an ethical locture based upon Torn
ii' ..ii ' i i i . .
eoiapaue wi ii Dig raranic
majesty : to a lovelv nktur ol l.h
lovely life of Cinderella: to a descrip
tion, elegantly wjrded and forcible ia
dowry, of "Kastern Splendor," aa
exemplified In Lalla Kookh ; and to a
disser at on upon the "Feudal Byatem"
whiih, although prefaced hvan amus
ing stutemtiit concerning the speaker's
timi titr, was a-gum' n ative acd impressive.
the pupils all showed the nnw
given them by the lmthodof teach-
ing pursued in tbe netitu'ion. TI.pv
exhibited the power to become prac
tical, woiking factors 'n wha'ever so
ciety tbey might be thrown. They
pOFBBiwd that happy combination of
son con ii.ietice and modesty which a
consc ousne s of real power alnava
gives. The peculiar methods pursued
a c'a s work are especially ricMlimml
to give speed and accuracy in fnrmn.
la'iug thought and a forceful precis on
in ctiil iciaiing it. It is a pleasure to
sit and listen to the manipulation of
claitus nndar ''Normal" teaching. The
teacher, directing the vonthfnl miiwla
bef rs iiim into any ill's red channel,
ia in ercitod as any. The c'ass, hav-
iug us uiernai totce in town now
against one knotty problem and then
nton a second, eooa not merely knows
but aleo (jnmui and rtalizei the line of
trutt's, and has mentally assimilated
them. Tho dais may thus, and doet,
go from recitition conscious of an in
tellectual vict ry which mere instruc
tion can ni ver ive.
Mornial'sm believes in development
in growth by exerrvse. It accepts
the mind as it really ia a living,
groathful entity. Its sueciss lies in
the fact that its method of proceidure
is in ac rdnce w.th the r quirementa
of the mind. It recogo zs that the
I et success can be attained only by
understanding tl e intellect with which
it npeintes, and then directing its ac
uity into poner channels. It is the
tru systwn, because it follows tho
leiding of na'ure. It ia growing.
What wonder I this is a progressive
age. It will continue to grow. It
must be accepted, and that quickly.
We mnat kep abreast of the times,
and "independent normalism" has
made itself a part and poition of the
times. visitor.
and aucoewors. The terminal of ths
ro?d will be at Fourth street and For
est Park, the distance being about
ioor ana a bail miles. Tne bill pro-
ij . . . , . . -
yiuea ioat ins roaa snail pe constroct
as nearly as possible over tbe middle
of tbe streets a ong which it aball be
npon wrooght iron column, and tbe
motive power shall fee electricity
ooiy. jar. u Ktiiiy says mat eastern
capna'ista will larniah the money,
ana mat be win commence tbe con
struc'ioo of the road within a week
afier tbe passage of the bill.
Ett7ALIZATIO!f Of THE TAX BT
Pa-ovlalsa for Bepalra of Damage
and far ralnre PraCcctloa bj
tbe I'pprr Board.
Greenville Timet: The board to
equalize the ais'ssment of the levee
tax on land in the Yaaoo-Miis'ssippi
Ievte District met in Ciarksdale, June
7tb, and made the assessments opon
trie cuue ana county valuation as
Tunica, raisn, 25 per cent.
Yazoo, no change.
Sunflower, decrease, 30 per cent.
Leflore, do change.
DeSoto, decrease, 45 per cent,
(juitman, ra'sj, 10 per cnt.
Coahoma, rise, 25 per cent.
Tallahatchie, ra'se, 15 ter cent.
The a'sessmeot of the Louisville
AewOileans and Tens railroad was
equalized at f 10,(XX) per mile through
tne a nr.i t.
We will ptibl'sh the nroredirim in
run next weec isiarnsiiau Manner.
Mr. h. K. Smith, who. as President
of its Board of Supervisors, renrea-
.! .1 . 1
emeu ounuoaer cooii'v at tne equali
ion, urn riueu us mat toere was
much difliruityln conanmmatinir the
object cf the meot ng. Tholaw under
which tbeeqiialiMre proceeded proved
erode and defective when tetted ln
operstion. It did not provide for nee
o sary data up-n which to bass the
proeedings. And while Sunlhwer,
lAuu'e ana izoo provided tula uat
be other counties did rot. or that
provided was obviously defee ivo,
Still the decieion attained, as above
shown, is a psrtial accomplishment of
tne correcmn oi the evil aimed at,
Ihe .Executive Committe of tho
Upper D.s'iiC Lsvee Boa'd was aleo
n session at Clarksda'e. We are in
i .i . . ...
lorniMi i nai tne commit'oe was en
pa, oil in devising ways and means for
tne repair oi damages, for future pro
tection. Ita conclusions and decisions
we will publish when p.ocur. d.
The Kedsklna Mill Marderli g HeU
Hers la Arlaona.
A SIIKEffl) WOMAN
Who Had a Head ! Her Own for
St. Louis. Mo.. June 1.1. M. Ram.
uel L, Vining, residing at No. 3613 St.
Louis avenue, baa received from Sec
retary of Stste Bavard Information
to the effect that Blie is abnnt to re
ceive from the United States Treannror
fi uuu.uoo awarded by the Court of
uiaims under lliejtornn of the French
spoliation hill. Mrs.Vin no- has orovi.
uently retained possession of her
clniniB during all tiie uncerUinty of
Its ever being paid, and now corgra'u-
ihub nerro i that sue lias not d sposed
of it, as some others have theirs, for
what shrewd lawyers were willing to
I'l KANl K1S OF BlIKa A t'OXNI'u
On of ihcto (Icml beats who liva by
iMuiKin on mreiun connun turneil up at
Urnttil hnirhknil. unilor thn a I inn nf K.iwUr.
and ll.eoe.l lha Consul thara till tho Uttrr
ioiiiiu rum nui aud aenl aonie Hues of warn
na arounil tba i-ircuit f lunautatai Oa
nt'ir rpuoliina Ilrot llnrta nt. HUH.iw. h
uiii-ii tua louuwiuaij
I'm aiialntoil with affliction,
Chit-Hv in Ihii form nf fi.-tmn.
Aa it'aoltiireil mi by lranri at the conaul'a
open nuori
And know all klml? of inrrnw
That relief wmlhl tr in Ki.rri.w
With various iuu i, irom liipioce uoward to
a pun or more i
And I think I know all funcy
hlvlM4 ofttPtivM mMtlillf-BtlMW
From the holplem Irinh soldier who mixed
id our country s war.
And who taut in Libby a prinon
In A War that lin'l hla'n
And 1 rent back to. the oounlry that
never taw before-
I know the wretched teaman
Who Wat torturaii bv a Ham.tn
C plain till he Hed in terror witb his wacea
in arrear:
And I've given him mfliclent
To tllilt as an alnciant
And active uialofaclor with a aentle prlva-
Oh, I know the wenlthy tourist
Wild Ithrnllah acttiilanl (Via ..iiraatl
Loat hit letters, watch and wallet Iron) the
coiii neca coining o er,
Ard I herded that preamble.
And lent him eno-lirh In aamMa
Till he won hack all hit money on a "cold
deck hero ashore.
I hve tickets bonght for mothers
And thair habias llhat arara ni.lht.'il
And their husbands (who not alwaya oould
ns riaimea as ioirs aione) ;
Till I've come to the conclusion
Thai for eihic 4 rnnfnsinn
ad liuinorial contribution I hav little left
unanown 1
Our Urea t Merit
Of that beaulifier of the teeth, SQZO-
-"i s tiikt us euect niKin tbe
ths breath, it Mauls alone,
But I never, never, never 1
in beneDcent enueavo-.
Fell into the meahee by the Saxon Fowler
spread ;
And it sennit to me a pistol
Used judiciously at ltri-tol
Would have not too prematurely brought
this matter to a head.
Brtt EarH.
Elevated Kail way for HU Lsali.
St. Lons, Mo, June 14. There
will ba in'rnluctd in the House of
De'egsies to-morrow evening a bill
au luiiaiog the construction, main
tenance and operat on cf an electric
elevated railway, double track, stand-
mourn is retrtj lurg, while aa a mean ard gauge, with a dii g tnroou's and
o-cieansirg iie te. tli and improyinii buildings. Toe tranches will be
i asked by Thomas O'Reilly, atsigna
New Yobk, Jnno 14. A Tombstone,
A. T., special to the Herald rays:
"Two men weie killed by Apaches on
Wednesday on San PeJro, ii Sonora,
fif e?n miles be'ow the line. Advices
from Derniug announce tho finding of
the bedy of a man on the Florida
mountains, dead some time, the feat
uns onrecognizab'e. In the pockets
were letters addressed to Charles 'P.
Wiener. AD the Yeqi chiefs and Bub
chiefs who have eurrendered to the
Sorora government to date number
eixteen. Local papers here advised
Ihe people to march on tbe reserva
tion, clean it out, and to spare neither
men, women nor children. While
this is not the sentiment of a maiorit v.
the people of that eection exprta
somewhat similar views. The resi
dents of Southern Ariz inn do not
want the Apaches duven into Snnora
as recommenueu ry uen. Miles in
a rfcent telegram to the War Depart
moot, aa Sonora is entirely too close
to Ar zona to render this section
safe from future depredations
should the hostilee finally fly
to the 8irra Mail e mountains. Gen.
Miles Will not hesitate to employ a
strong force of Sonora Pimss, mostly
natives of the Saliuariba district, and
in that event a speedy extermination
of the hcxrtiles will be inevitable, for
tne sierra Maure 1'imaa are Infinitely
more cunning and courageous than
Apscbes, and better vers' d in wood-
craf'. can run filter and further, live
on less, and are all fine markimen
aad born strategists. It is reported
mat Mrs. ueorge Sli ppard, whose
husband was killed by Ape.-hi-s be
fore tbo Calabaras raid, has since died
from Brief and from the etTec'a of tha
shock and exposure she underwent
.1...: 1 . 1 .
uiu ma; ner nigni 01 capture, Iter
first huebaud, a Scotch-Canadian, was
a companion of lieronimo in younger
days, and after Ueronimo ascertained
who she was he gave her bis serape to
put around her shoulders, for the
night was cold, and stid: "If I had
known that nun belonged to you
would net have killed bins. Yon can
go, hut 1 i 1 continue to kiJJ whites
till my wife and child are returned
from the far off country to which
w nites tent mem
Our Worst Enemies,
Next to our vicos, are our follies. Among
them la the imperiling of future bodily com-,
tort, and tho average tenure of life to which
persona of moderately good constitution! are
presumably entitled, by imprudence In eat
ing and drinking and the reckless use ol
drugs. It it one of the happy rapabilitiet of
Ilostelter't Stonim-h It tters that It can re
pair damage thus intlh-ted. When the blood
is Ihin and watery, the bowels out of order,
the complexion and tongue both giving evi
dence of biliousness, there is a necessity for
repairs upon ihe human tenement obvious
enough to startle its possessor. A course of
the Pnters, the abandonment of drugging
for relief and a common-sense diet and
mode of life these will speedily produce a
change for the better. What nuinine for
fever and ague, and mercury for hiliouanea
and con ligation won't do, the Bitters will.
It also relieves rheumatism and neuralsia.
and inactivity of the kidneys.
Tha Maxwell t'aae.
St. Lons. Mo.. June 14 When the
Criminal Court opened this morning
Mr. rauntleroy, attorney for Maxw-ll,
convicted of the murder of Charles
Arthur Preller, ssked that he be
graoted more time in which to file af
fidavits, etc , preparatory to the argu
ment for a new trial in his client's
case. Mr. rauntleroy says he has im
portant fiesh evid nee wuich he is un
able at pJrtvsunt to in: reduce and which
be feels confident will convince the
Court that Maxae 1 was unfair'y tried
and ought to have areharing. The
Court 1 x tended the time for argument
on tbi8p int until Thursday next.
Isrowaed Shll Asleep.
St. Loi is, Mo., June 14. Patrick
Stelman, a your-g man about twenty
years of age, was drowned at the foot
of Cnrr street about 11 o'clock last
night. He was in company with
Frauk Walker and James Cannon,
and sat down on a pile of lumber at
tbe edge r f the river. In a short time
he fe'l asleep, toppled over, dropped
in'o the water and never aroee to the
surface. The young men who were
with him n ada an ineflectual attempt
to ruscud the body.
R. G. CRAIG & CO., 39 Union st.JJempIiis
J. T. FARQASON. J. A. BUNT. C. 0. II Kill. R. A. PABKER. I. L. WOODSOB
J. T. FARGASOi) & CO,
YhoIcsale Grocers & Cotton Factors
2SS Front Street. Memphis, Tenn
Cotton contlgned to ns will have oar careful attention. Ws earrr at all timet a well
selected stock ol
Staple & Fancy Groceries, Wines, Li quorsjobacco & Cigar.,
. Aad will sell aa Law aa the Lowest.
JOHN I.. MoCLKLLAH.
Cotton Factors & Commission Herch'te
No. 378 FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS. TENN.
Cattosa Warshenar-Ias aailne, tTalaa Btnaek
BrMey Car Works Mannfaet'iCo
Ilrlnklcj, Ark., Sfauuracturera of
Doors, Sash, Blind?, Pressed Flooring, Ceiling, Weather-Boarding
Cypress Hliinglea, AJitua, Mule
Flouring. Ceiling. Siding. Hten Lumber and Cvurese Shingles a amoialty: also. Framing
Lumber cf all dimensions. We make the Wholesale Business a speoial feature. Orders
eS"0ur faollitiea are unsurpassed by any sawmill In tlie South for dlilng orders promptly,
solicited and promptly filled.
C-JEO. KAY.UIL.l.i:it, AGENT,
No.'124 Jefferson Street MemDhis. Tennessee.
Grocers & Cotton Factors,
No. 302 IK salts Ntrl. flaynM ItlWk.
nisnnn r cia Gu rri m
UF ' ft MM
Millln 1hmRrket,
witb n foil aeaort.
Blw and
Ho. 17 JsffenoB 8tst, ;
(Batweaa Main aad Freat.) M<PHIS.
D . nIKsUklUhedia 1860.1
R. J0HN60N is aoS .oarledred by all par
ties interasud aa by farihe most aaa.
eesalul physieias ia thelrearm.nUjf privet
oreewet diseaaas. (Joiek, permanent cures
Karanteed ia every ease, maJ. or female,
oent eaaea of Gonorrhea and Syphilia
eared laaf w days without tbe us. of mer
cury, chanp of diet or hindranoe front
busineaa. beeondary Sychilia, thelaatvea
tiae eradicated withouttne us of mercury.
Iavolunsary loaa of somen stopped in short a
timo. Sufferer, from impotenoy or loaa of
Hiua p.wera reator eto free vior in a few
weeka. Victims of a a-aKn.a anH .rn.iiiv.
enery. SufferiDC from anarmaturrhaa and
loss of physical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cu-ed. Particular atten
tion paid to tbe Diseasea of Women, and
euros guaranteed. Piles and old sores cured
without the use of eau.tio or the knife. AU
consultations strictly confidential. Medi
cines aent by .zpr.sa to ail parts of the
aarWorkinrmen cored at half the usual
rates. Offio. hour, from 8 o clock a.m. to I
o cmea p.m. ll). X. JUMNKUN, M.D.
Bi lL ESTATE.
No. 4R52, R. D. Chancery Court of Shelby
county Bute of lenneasee ys. Lissio B.
Tailor etal.
Y virtue ol an Interlocutory decree for
aale entered In the above fltnuni tha
2Sth day of January, 1884, M. B. 61, paaa
is. 1 win sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front ot the Clerk and
Master's otl.oe, courthouse of Shelby county!
Memphis, Tenn., on
(satnrday, Jane 1B, 1886,
I thin lenl hours, the followina de
scribed proierty, situated in hhelby county,
Tennessee, to-wit: Let 6, block 16: Be
ginning 118 feet east of the northeast in
tersection ol Desolo and Elliott streets, on
the north side of Elliott street: thenco
north 100 feet; east 32 teet: south lOd feet to
Elliott street, and west with aaid street 33
feet to the beirinnins. Sold aa the nronertv
f Noah Partee nd others.
Part of lot 14. blook 6. west side of Walnut
street, Ms 150 leet. Said as the property of
Richard l ane.
Lots, block 5S. west S'de of Hath street.
60il4. test. Sold as the property oi 11. Ilor
ton, James Hunter and others.
terms ot bale un a creditor six months:
notes with security, bearing interest, re-
uired; lien retained, redemption barred,
his May 20, IKttt.
8. I. JlcDuWELL, Clerk and Master.
By If. F. Walsh, Dei.u'y C. and M.
F. H. andO. W. lieiskell. Sols.
HEA(l7AliTKS FOR
And Iron Roofing;.
ar : : , 'ifek
I iPffiCTrn f
-'p ' lilil'jlj
Fire. Wind. Wslsr and I la-htnlnsr
prMr. Suitable for all kinds of buildings.
For Drices and estimates at factnrv rata.
oall on or address
438 A 440 Main St., and 21 k 23 Mulberry St.,
Headquarters for Iron Fences and Cresting,
Galvanised Iron Cornice. Tin Hoofs 4 Stores.
GHESS-CflRLEY CORAPMY,
Oils cfi? UNTsEtTTctl Stores
Office, 349 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
L. P. MVLLINS, of laU J. R. Godwin k Co. JAS. YONQE, laU oi J. W. Caldw.ll A C
Cotton Factors &Commission Merchant!
No. 1 Howard's Bow, Cor. Front and Union. Memphis.
RICHARD A. SfcCURDY,
: t t t : President.
Srsirsnder Talams Indoraed an PoIIcIsms.
In tbe World.
Wo Forfeiture. Cbeapeat
I Hjccarkilxi.eir.
JNO. F. WILKEESON, Agent,
No. 3 CoKon Exolinnge Riillllng. TH einphlx.
Heeg-flra U PORTEB, TAILOB
ti. W. MACRAE.
Cotton Factors
Laalavtlla temesl.
PRIPaBK KOI FLOOD.
Foundations, cellar walls and baflj-
BKS subject to overflow should ba con
structed with Louisville Cement, It ia
t&e standard.
Q. SOO FRONT STREET, i t MEMPHIS. Ti;jfB
LOl'IS HANAl KR.
L.A4AKI S ttVI.
n.ii'cvan i a iv r. n x
JAMtd S. KOBLNSUN,
J. Q. HANDWRRKIi,
JAMES A. OMBKRti,
MTCHAKL OAVm,
aar Deposits reoslv.d In sums ol 91 and upward, and interest allowed on same Beml-
T Wa'kay 'and sell local Investment Beada and Securities ruerally, pay taxes, act as
trustees, and, in leneraj. eiecate any iaanciaj aoaineaa requuina a sale and raspoaaibls
issoe drafts, la soma to salt parotaaere, o all parta of Xoropa
er Wehav.aonmrrodioas Vault (or tke depo.it ol valnable. whioa is at tha serriee af
oar eastom.r. fro af t karyss,
D. P. HIDDEN, rraidMiU E WD. KOLOSUTH, Ylce-Preijldent.
JAHES 51TUA5, Ckler.
ItEAl. ESTATE.
No. 4fiM, R. Chancery Court of Shelby
county State of lennessoe vs. Emily
Sarke't et al.
BY virtue of an Interlocutory dee7ee for
sale, entered in the above cause on tbo
14th day of Mxy, 1885, M. B. 48, pair. 105,
will sell, at public auction, to tbe highest
idder. in front of the Clnrk and Maitnr'a
office. Court-house of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn , on
Natal-day, Jane 19, 1886,
within legal hours, the following described
livioifcj, bjiuswu mioueiuy coumy, aenn.a
Lot 13. block 5, Brown's subdivision,
fronting 80 leet on the east side of La Rose
street, and running back 175 leet. Sold aa
the property ol Emily Sackett, W. W. Luok
ett and others.
Part of lot 7, block 63, southeast corner of
Gayoso and Hernando streets, 25x63 feet.
Boid aathe property of the Workingmen's
Building and Loan Association, E. Buohig-
Part of lot 9, block 63, east side of Her
Eando street, adjoinina Carter, 45x135 feet.
Part of lot 9, block 63, east side of Her
nando street, north of Maydwell's, 35x115
Let 2, block 45 : Beginning at a point on
the south side of Beale street, 52 feet east of
the oorner of Beale and Causey streets:
thence southward with Johnson's line 78
feet: thence eastward 25 feet; thenoe north
ward 78 feet to Beale street : thenoe west
ward with the south side of Beale street 25
feet to beginning. Bold as the property of
Rocoo Bogsiana and otbera.
Terms of Bale On a credit of six months;
note with security, bearing interest, re
quired; lien retained; redemption barred.
This May 20, liwfl.
S. I. MrDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By H.F. Walsh, 1). C. and M.
F. H. and C. W. Heiskoll, solicitor.
on. mcE,
f or 15 y?ars at y Court P)ac, now At
'Jet Third and Fourth,
rrirnltrls dtKBUd nd leslly nukiiBM phrumu and tlM
osi tuo-Mful, u hi rirKticts will nrove
Ciirs aU forms of PRIVATE,
CHRONIC And SEXUAL Dl&l
Spermatorrhea nd tmputeno7(
antlis-mult oflf bu to font!., texami icaae in a
.uret ye ix or other emtiavt and producing omf e. Jh fcaV
owing fttfcta. NerrousiDCM, Scniinfil Kruliuiuai. m'-i iui
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4"tlOcy. funleiuD Fac Ar?n Uifcocietv sfFomi'ta,
'onfAifiioa of .'dat, of Srxual Power, 4tc.. rendering
rwrriafp lmrroir rir nnhiiipfr ftr tboroufrfet. inj perm
awiuj i-an-d SYPHILIS po-tUTely cured aad
ntvtromlh J'1?? - Gonorrhea,
Li-Lab-Tal, Strict urtj, OrctuUi, leroia oj ftupuu),
f:i.s r1(t ii;,.r private ill mm ijulchlj oartsi.
H In tir-evllDt tbtst a phy iklaii who paje spesnal ktteoOoV
eertAiD oUm of diMtatkea, ui UTilu Usiutwi.ti tnmi.
ally mciuiraa (trrtilil. PhjaHitui Unowla thU tswtefltxi
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Mil th- cttj fo Lrwalmrat, medkilDM oaa U ats4 pnittim
-aJ uraly bf nail ot eipraaa an; w bora.
Hnre Onaranteed in all Ca
undertaken a
riu.aultatiu poraonaU or by intm frc aad tirHsA,
Marcf.. reuooabU wd 9omapoiideaoc MrtcUj ft.ia
f W rrafww, wnt to may aAJ-a, orourery osmWso, Tr tfeirth
I'ffloa dour mm B A. r M. afWOaja, 9 ia p f
Non-Resident Notice.
No. 6170, R. D. In the Chancery Court of
Mielhycounty, Tenn. Wm. 11. Wood vs.
Benj. Wade etal.
It annearin. from afflilavU liarain In t.lm
cau'e that the defendants, K. Treievant and
Sallie Treievant are residente of the Htate of
Louisiana, and non-residrnta of the State of
Tennessee; Ilon-y Lathrop, Lelia Lalhrop,
K. U. Barnett. Lucy VS. Barnatt, C. F. Mer
rick, M. L. Merrick, B. W. Huntington,
tin. W. Huntinaton, Benjamin Wade,
rannie Rose, Monroe L. Wade and C arence
Wade are n n-residents of the Stat of Ten
nessee, and that their residences are on
known and cannot bo ascertained after dili
gent inquiry;
It ia therefore ordered, That they make
tboir appearance horain at tha rnnrt.u..n..
of bhelbv enunty, in Memphis, Tenn., on or
before the first Monday in July, 188ti, and
plead, answer or demnrto complainant bill,
or the same will be taken lor confessed eg
tl Ihftm .nil Bat tct t...ri.n i
that a copy of this order be published 'onoe
a week for f"0.r successive wool's in the Ap
peal, inn mo aayoi nay, looo.
A copy Attest :
T,B J-P9h- dork and Master.
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- 1/2 kg unripe jackfruit; peeled and chopped
- 1 large onion, diced
- 5 cloves crushed garlic
- 3/4 cup tomatoes, diced
- 3 to 5 pieces red chilies
- 3 cups coconut milk
- 3/4 cup water
- 1/2 cup fried dried fish (daing), bones removed
- Heat a wok or a cooking pot and pour-in the coconut milk. Bring to a boil.
- Add the garlic and onions and cook for 3 to 5 minutes while continuously stirring the mixture.
- Put-in the tomatoes and red chilies. Continue stirring to prevent lumps from forming.
- Add the fried dried fish and cook for 5 minutes.
- Pour-in water and allow re-boiling.
- Add the chopped jackfruit then mix with the other ingredients. Simmer for 5 to 8 minutes.
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After making a splash at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival with his dramedy and directorial debut Happythankyoumoreplease, filmmaker and How I Met Your Mother star Josh Radnor returned to Park City, Utah at the start of this year with his sophomore effort, Liberal Arts. After earning critical praise, the movie was picked up for distribution for IFC Films, who will be releasing it on September 14th, and in preparation for the title's imminent arrival the studio has released the first trailer. Check it out below!
Watching the trailer, you may have noticed that Radnor isn't the only Sundance star who plays a part in the movie, as he has Elizabeth Olsen playing the female lead. The actress, who is the younger sister of Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, became an instant star last year when she earned acclaim and Oscar buzz for her work in the cult drama Martha, Marcy, May, Marlene and also surprised audiences with her leading role in the horror film Silent House. In addition to Liberal Arts, Olsen also recently starred in Rodrigo Cortes' Red Lights, which also debuted at this year's Sundance, and Bruce Beresford's Peace, Love & Misunderstanding, both of which came out earlier this year.
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Pentax K-01 Review
40mm XS Kit Lens
The SMC Pentax-DA 40mm F2.8 XS lens is a new ultra-compact lens launched alongside the K-01, and it's part of one of the kit options for the camera (the other being a two-zoom 18-55mm & 50-200mm kit). Outside of the kit it's priced at an MSRP of $249, but if you buy it in a kit, you'll save $100 or more. Pentax says that the lens was also designed by Marc Newson, hence its unique appearance.
This lens suits the K-01 perfectly as it makes the camera handle perfectly and keeps it light. The lens itself weighs only 52g and is less than a centimeter long, making the weight of the camera just 612g when mounted. Pentax claims that this is the smallest interchangeable lens they've ever built. It has a 27mm front filter thread, and will accect UV filters of that size.
In addition, the design of this lens matches that of the K-01, and it actually goes along with the K-5 quite well also.
The DA 40mm F2.8 XS seems to be optically identical to the DA 40mm F2.8 Limited, featuring 5 elements in 4 groups and 9 aperture blades. We found it to deliver the same superb image quality and bokeh as its bigger cousin.
As far as differences go, obviously, the XS lens is smaller: Pentax managed to shrink the casing by removing the quick-shift feature as well as the distance scale. Also, the XS lens has two different contacts on its mount, and there is a strange gap on the back of the lens, as shown below. It doesn't come with a lens hood, and its uses a rubber push-in cap rather than a screw-in cap of the limited version.
Our only complaint about this lens is the lack of quick-shift and the noise it makes while focusing, but fortunately, its short throw helps counteract this. It is also somewhat difficult to mount as there isn't much to hold on to. Considering that it only costs about half as much as the limited version and that it's smaller, though, this isn't a very big deal.
The full specifications of the 40mm XS lens, as well as user reviews, can be viewed in our lens review database. We provide numerous sample photos from this lens later in the review.
It should be noted that although this particular lens will work on any Pentax DSLR, Pentax plans on using the DA "XS" lens series for lenses specifically designed for the K-01 and future mirrorless cameras by implementing protruding rear elements.
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El Salvador 2, Trinidad & Tobago 2
Philadelphia Union midfielder Keon Daniel got his 15th international goal, but it wasn't enough to get all three points in the Group B opener at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, N.J.
Daniel began the day's festivities in the 11th minute, slotting home after racing past El Salvador and Chivas USA defender Steve Purdy. Daniel, who earned his 58th cap, started as an attacking midfielder behind forward Kenwyn Jones, who got the second T&T goal in in the 73rd minute to bracket a pair of strikes by La Selecta's Rodolfo Zelaya.
Vancouver Whitecaps defender Carlyle Mitchell was the third MLSer in action, going all 90 minutes for T&T in the center of defense.
Haiti 0, Honduras 2
Honduras got one early and one late, and it proved to be enough to take all three points over a game but misfiring Haiti squad at Red Bull Arena in the Group B nightcap.
Erstwhile Seattle Sounder Mario Martínez got things rolling, assisting a somewhat controversial goal just four minutes in as teammate Rony Martínez converted a quick break after the Haitian midfield had been dispossesed. With one Haitian on the ground and several others looking for a call, the Catrachos struck quickly, Rony Martínez eventually running onto a Mario Martínez slip pass and lashing home right-footed.
San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Marvin Chávez got the second goal 12 minutes from time, finishing off a neat passing sequence by firing a swerving left-footed shot past the Haitian 'keeper.
Mario Martínez started and went 69 minutes for Honduras, while Chávez came off the bench for the final 37 minutes. The Sporting KC duo of Mechack Jerome and Peterson Joseph both started for Haiti. Jerome went the full 90, while Joseph was subbed off in the 56th minute.


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HP has unveiled a range of Photosmart printers that features touch sensitive technology allowing users to print using the LCD display located on the front of the printer.
The £199 HP Photosmart Premium is the top-of-the range multi-function printer that offers printing, scanning and faxing capabilities. It features an 8.9 cm Touchscreen and has a Wi-Fi connection. Together the components allow users to view, edit and print lab-quality photos from an online album at Snapfish using just the LCD display.
The HP Photosmart Premium benefits from single ink cartridges that can replaced when necessary. It also offers Bluetooth and Ethernet connectivity and a built-in duplex printing function.
The printer is joined by the HP Photosmart Plus with a 6.1cm touchscreen and the HP Photosmart which comes with or without wireless connectivity and benefits from a 3.7cm LCD display with touch sensitive buttons on the left and right hand side.
All three of these printers also come with four single inks, while the new Photosmart C4680, which also has a 3.7cm LCD display, uses traditional black and three colour cartridges.
All of the new HP Photosmart printers feature built-in memory card slots and the HP Photo Print Gadget that places an icon on a user's desktop and allows them to drag and drop photos onto the icon to start the printing process.
HP also offers iPhone and iPod Touch users an app that can be download from the iTunes App Store to allow them to print images and documents straight from their PC to the new HP Photosmart printers that have a Wi-Fi connection.
Prices start from £79 for the HP Photosmart C4680 and rise to £199 for the HP Photosmart Premium. The HP Photosmart Plus will be available this month, with the remaining printers expected to be available in October.
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Meet Brian J. Hogan: The 21-year-old resident of Redwood City, CA is the focus of the tech world this morning. Why? Did he invent a low-cost computer for developing nations or sell his social network for $100 million? Nope. He found a lost phone in a bar. Not just any phone, of course. Hogan found an iPhone–from the future.
Hogan attempted to return the thing in vain, ultimately selling it to Gizmodo for $5,000. One police invasion of a Gizmodo editor's home later, and here we are.
Wired tracked Hogan down and spoke with his lawyer, who offered some choice quotes, including, "He regrets his mistake in not doing more to return the phone. Even though he did obtain some compensation from Gizmodo, Brian thought that it was so that they could review the phone."
The attorney, Jeffrey Bornstein, also made a big effort to emphasize what a good guy his client is: "He also volunteers to assist his aunt and sister with fundraising for their work to provide medical care to orphans in Kenya. Brian is the kind of young man that any parent would be proud to have as their son."
That said, the police are still investigated the possibility that a crime was committed. According to San Mateo County chief deputy district attorney Stephen Wagstaffe, the phone's finder "…is very definitely one of the people who is being looked at as a suspect in theft. Assuming there's ultimately a crime here. That's what we're still gauging, is this a crime, is it a theft?"
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In a new memoir to be published next week, Eva Gabrielsson says that she wants to finish writing a fourth volume in the massively popular series of thrillers written by her longtime partner, the late author Stieg Larsson.
Almost 50 million copies of series' three books —
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and
The Kick Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest— have been sold around the world. The novels also spawned a film franchise, with the English-language adaptation coming later this year.
There could have been more. According to a recently-published
The New Yorker
Larsson died of a heart attack in 2004 at the age of 50 before the first book was even published; Gabrielsson, who was his partner for 32 years, has been battling Larsson's father and brother over his estate ever since (Larsson died without writing a will).
Her memoir,
Millennium, Stieg and Me, will be published next Wednesday in France, Norway, and Sweden; an English-language translation is forthcoming.
Reports Agence France-Presse:
On the much-talked-about fourth volume, Gabrielsson confirmed that Larsson, typing on a computer, had gotten just over 200 pages into the story before his untimely death. "I am able to finish it … Stieg and I often wrote together," she said, adding that she would only do so once she gets undisputed rights to his work from the Larsson family. "It is not my intention to recount here the plot of the fourth volume," she said. "On the other hand, I want to say that Lisbeth little by little frees herself from her ghosts and her enemies." Confronted with death threats, the couple never married in order not to make it easier for neo-Nazis to track them, she explains in the book, which is to be published in other markets including the United States later this year. Under Swedish law, the author's assets — including copyrights — thereby automatically went to his father and brother. In June last year, soon after a Swedish film adaptation of "Tattoo" was released in the United States, Gabrielsson turned down the family's offer of 2.1 millions euros (2.75 million dollars) plus a seat on the board of directors of the company that manages the rights to Larsson's work. In her book, she condemns what she calls "the Stieg Larsson industry and brand… I don't want to see coffee mugs and other 'Millennium' merchandise; I want to see the 'real' Stieg respected". Written in collaboration with French journalist Marie-Francoise Colombani, Gabrielsson's memoirs recount her childhood, how she met Larsson, their lives together and the struggles they confronted together, notably through Expo, the periodical he founded in 1995 as the far-right was gaining traction in Sweden. Both Larsson and his editorial staff "moved around constantly to escape the Nazis who were harassing them," she recalled. Millennium fans will find two chapters particularly gripping, as they flesh out the characters whose fictional lives echoed the real experiences of Larsson and Gabrielsson.


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Karma, this is so exciting! I am enjoying your work! I enmy you in doing the fresh!
Bridal bouquet of callas, cymbidium orchids, roses, and hydrangeas wrapped in purple ti leaves with pink/reddish edge (it looks like ribbon!). Also added some beading for additional embellishment. I should have told the bride to hold it at an angle. From this angle, the roses are hidden unfortunately.
Stunning work Karma, you did a fabulous job!
Thank you for sharing and it's good to see you back in action.
Thanks Terri. I've had only 2 weddings this year. During each wedding, I swear it will be my last. It is soooo much work. But after I'm done and have had some rest, then I can't wait to do the next! It's like delivering a baby! You forget how painful it was. . .LOL
Ok, for the silks, Karma, you will have to go to the thread ->>
Nosegays and Flower Bouquets, Something Old and Something New.... I would put the hyperlink, but like terri, don't know how!!
Love that pink and lavender with the lime green BTW!! Stunning!
Keep up the beautiful works!
excuse me!!! you don't have to tell everyone LOL!!!!!
Gorgeous, Karma! Most designers I've run across over the years don't have your talent- you have a great eye for texture and color :-) Did you get your orchids from Orchids Direct?
Thank you Neil! Not so much talent, just a lot of passion. No, I stuck with wesflora for the orchids. I didn't order that much to go with orchids direct. Figured shipping would cost a lot? Although I will have to try them next. The green cymbidiums wesflora sent was only so-so. The nora pink arandas were breathtakingly beautiful though! I should have taken a picture pre-arranged, but you know how that goes. Too busy to take pics before and too tired to take pics after. I made some gift boxes out of green and purple poms that didn't even make it into the photos. After everything is done, I'm just like "whatever". The passion wears out, especially during clean-up, LOL.
Blossom, to hyperlink you just have to cut and paste the url (it starts with www. something at the top).
Oh yes, I forgot Wesflora was carrying a wide variety of orchids. I love those Arandas! The airy, brick red ones are so lovely, have you used those?
Not yet, but thanks for the heads up.
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London (AFP) May 18, 2011
British Prime Minister David Cameron insisted Tuesday he would keep his promise to set in law a hike in the overseas aid budget, despite a challenge by a senior minister.
In a leaked letter, Defence Secretary Liam Fox warned that making a legal commitment to increase aid spending to 0.7 percent of gross national income by 2013 could tie the government's hands if it could not afford it.
"The government is committed to the 0.7 percent," Cameron told lawmakers Tuesday. "We are going to achieve that in the timeframe that we set out. We will be bringing forward legislation in this parliament (by 2015)."
The pledge to ringfence the aid budget has angered some on the right of the Conservative party, of which Cameron and Fox are both members, as it coincides with huge cuts in spending at other government departments.
"I cannot support the proposal in its current form," Fox wrote in the letter to Cameron, revealed in the Times newspaper.
"The bill could limit (the government's) ability to change its mind about the pace at which it reaches the target in order to direct more resources toward other activities or programmes rather than aid."
Alan West, a former head of the British Navy, criticised Cameron in Wednesday's Times.
"I am afraid that David Cameron is trying to show the Conservative party is in the centre ground with these liberal views, rather than thinking about what is important for the nation," he said.
"If times really are that hard then you have got to look after yourself and your defence because no one else will."
Cameron's government has introduced harsh public spending cuts to remove a huge deficit by the next election in 2015, with Fox's Ministry of Defence among those forced to shed thousands of jobs.
Reports quoted sources close to Fox as insisting that he was not opposed to the 0.7 percent target itself, which was set by rich nations at the United Nations in 1970, but how it was reflected in law.
Quizzed about overseas aid by a parliamentary committee Tuesday, Cameron refused to condemn Fox and admitted that it would be tough to find the money.
Britain spent about 0.56 percent of gross national income on overseas aid last year, according to provisional government figures, so reaching the target would require a huge hike.
The UN target "is a difficult commitment to make at a time when we're making reductions elsewhere", Cameron said.
But he added: "I profoundly think it is the right thing to do because we have a duty to the poorest in our world even at times of hardship at home."
He also said it was in Britain's national interest to try to "rebuild some of these broken countries" which may foster global insecurity.
One group, the global anti-poverty organisation founded by Irish rock star Bono, praised Britain in a study on Monday for making "commendable progress towards its very ambitious target" to increase aid to sub-Saharan Africa.
But the study noted that overall the Group of Eight (G8) richest nations gave only 61 percent of the extra aid they promised to sub-Saharan Africa by 2010, with Italy, France and Germany the worst offenders.
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Who's winning the battle for Britain? One opinion poll last week said there was only a four-point gap between those who think Britain shouldn't be broken up and those who think it should but another said the gap between the two, in favour of the Noes, was 16 per cent.
They can't both be right. And the pollsters are beginning to admit that fact.
First of all, it seems that Scotland is a difficult country for the polling companies to assess, given that most of the population is concentrated in a very small geographical area.
But a new criteria is also entering into the calculations. This is the phenomenon known in the trade as the "spiral of silence"; in other words are people reluctant to tell the poll firms that they'll vote No in the referendum because they don't want to be seen as anti Scottish?
And has this accounted for some surveys suggesting that the gap between the two sides is narrowing?
It is a controversial theory but, interestingly, it is one that isn't ruled out by leading opinion poll firms.
Martin Boon of ICM and Mark Diffley of Ipsos MORI both told Jackie Ashley of The Guardian on Radio Four's Week in Westminster on Saturday that there might well be something in it.
As well they might, given that we're heading for a referendum that hasn't been held before and which, as a result, doesn't give the pollsters anything with which to compare it and which has seen the survey results vary enormously.
Speaking personally, I first came across this situation during the 1992 general election campaign.
I had spent something like £60,000-£70,000 of my employers' money – thankfully not this one – on opinion polls for that contest and got the result completely wrong. All the polling organisations were predicting a Labour victory when John Major's Conservatives actually secured a 19-seat majority.
What had happened was that the polls had underestimated the scale of Tory support. However, it wasn't entirely their fault. People questioned by the polling companies didn't want to admit they planned to vote Tory, so either lied or classed themselves as a "don't know".
This fitted with what's known as the "spiral of silence" theory or what became, in modern parlance, as the "shy Tory" hypothesis.
So, are Scots voters who are being questioned about their intentions in September's referendum reluctant to appear anti-Scottish by saying that they'll vote No or that they don't know?
The answer from the polling company bosses is: Very likely.
The "spiral of silence" theory goes back a long way, further back even than David Hume, Scotland's most famous philosopher, who in the 18th century adhered to the idea that individuals were reluctant "to place themselves at odds with their social environments".
Nowadays it appears possible that people who are approached for their views on Scottish independence are leery of saying they're opposed because they fear they'll be classed as anti-patriotic.
Interestingly, the same radio programme saw the polling company bosses also say that, although they hedged their bets, they thought that the No side would win the referendum argument.
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John Wallace "Big John" Root Jr., age 51, of Flint, passed away Thursday, April 4. 2013 at home. Funeral Mass will be celebrated 1:00PM Monday, April 8, 2013 at St. Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church, 4413 Morrish Rd., Swartz Creek. with Fr. Dan Kogut officiating. The family will receive friends 12PM until time of Mass at Church. Visitation will be Saturday 5-8PM; Sunday 12-3 and 5-8PM at Sharp Funeral Homes, Miller Road Chapel, 8138 Miller Rd., Swartz Creek. A vigil service will be 7PM Sunday at the funeral home. Memorial donations may be made to the www.sharpfuneralhomes.com
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- Released: Jun 11, 2002
- Sound: 8
- Content: 10
- Production Quality: 9
- Overall Impression: 9
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Sound — 8
This DVD released by KoRn, takes people back to when the band was in it's early stages, lots of footage backstage and it includes rare live footage of their second ever show. The story attached to this DVD is basically following KoRn on their journey to fame. The ups and downs. Also you'll find the interactive menu creepy, haunting and some times frustrating haha. It's basically an asylum but the menu's you click have no titles, you just have to find things by moving along to the next rooms, it is very easy to get lost unless you get the hang of it, many voice overs in the menu by Jonathan Davis which will freak you out! It's a very bassy sound, KoRn. You'll not find any other band that sounds like them which is why I say KoRn is not nu-metal, KoRn are KoRn.
Content — 10
The DVD features lots of creepy surroundings and menus. It is mainly the story of KoRn but you can go far beyond that and look at Music Videos, backstage footage, random filmed videos... Just look, you'll never know what you'll find. It is not a live concert or album or "best of" DVD, but it is a great DVD that all KoRn fans will love, it is the essence of KoRn.
Production Quality — 9
The quality of the DVD is pretty darn good although is varies on different shots and pieces of footage depending on how old the footage is, but there's not much that can be done about it. It is old footage, although how cool would it be to see KoRn's second ever live gig in HD! Haha. The main trick you'll be aware of is that as I mentioned NO TITLES! It's just look around, find you way and enjoy whatever you find, it's great!
Overall Impression — 9
Overall this is a great DVD, I definitely recommend it to every KoRn fan out there! They are definitely one of the most out there unique bands of all time. I just love that about them! Although the no titles thing get annoying sometimes when i just wanna watch music videos or something, it's a great idea, although a map would've been handy. But finding the way is half the fun. If it were stolen or broken or lost, I have no doubt I would buy it again. Although KoRn is great and it kills me to give them anything under a 10... I have to be fair, I give it a 9, thats an honest rating, it's a great DVD with not many faults at all, IF ANY AT ALL. If it had more footage and more songs on it, that would be no doubt a 10!


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Lady Carliss and the Waters of Moorue (The Knights of Arrethtrae)
by Chuck Black
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Though I've never read Chuck Black's allegorical Kingdom Series, our families has truly enjoyed his sequel series The Knights of Arrethtrae. This series is an allegorical fantasy complete with noble knights, dangerous creatures, and temptations to be defeated. It is set in the period following the Prince's departure from Arrethtrae, leaving his Knights to fight the good fight and spread the news of the Prince's imminent return (the age of the church.)
Each title in this series stands more-or-less alone, and Lady Carliss and the Waters of Moorue (#4) is no exception. Though it builds upon the events of Sir Dalton and the Shadow Heart (#3), our family read it first (we're about to go back and read #3.)
Lady Carliss is a particularly loveable character for our family filled with girls (I have three daughters.) While a warrior and true Knight, Carliss also struggles with a heart that longs for one who is not rightfully hers. She nobly resists, but when Sir Dalton's life is in danger and she is the only one who has a fair chance of finding the antidote to a poisonous bite, her heart is surely tested.
Filled with intense action sequences, clear parallels to the Christian life, and realistic temptations and victories, Lady Carliss was greatly enjoyed by our entire family. My seven-year-old is always asking me to read it again despite my initial misgivings that it might be too dramatic for her.
The discussion questions at the book's end are perfect for leading teens to consider the consequences of escapism and the excessive use of diversionary pleasures as presented in the novel.
Black's work makes excellent family reading material – parents can discuss parallels between the story and the Christian life. Tweens and teens can also benefit from reading the book independently, and are very likely to do so considering the engaging content!
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The appeal of fantasy fiction is wrapped up in its other-worldliness. On film, Peter Jackson captured this well in his Lord of the Rings trilogy. Of course, the books themselves are more effective at transporting the reader to another time and place.
In the "Knights of Arrethtrae" series, Chuck Black takes the grand Biblical story of redemption and crafts an allegorical, fictitious world to match it. Following John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress legacy, Black interweaves Christian themes into his fantasy tale.
The series is based on his earlier 6 part Kingdom series, and offers vignettes of followers of the King across the Sea. "The King reigns and his Son!" is the rallying cry of the Prince's Knights in the Kingdom of Arrethtrae. Shadow Warriors and evil knights battle Silent Warriors and the Prince's knights, in a battle for the souls of men.
In Lady Carliss, we find a fascinating tale of treachery, deceit, a dark plot and mystery. Carliss battles more than just the dark forces, as she must master her heart and its attraction to her brother's best friend Lord Dalton. Along the way, she faces the dreadful choice of saving the life of one she can't help but love, or saving the lives of friends who count on her.
At the end of the book, a discussion guide is included with pointed questions about the allegory and the story, chapter by chapter. The peril of a pleasure-inducing substance that sends people into an alternate reality provides a platform for addressing the problem of escapism in today's world. The questions also come with answers and make this book, and the ohters in the "Knights of Arrethtrae" series, ideal for parents to read with their teens, or for youth groups to read together in a church-based book club.
The story moves along at a fast clip and includes surprising twists and turns. The style is straightforward and action-oriented, suitable for teen-age readers and a shorter sized fantasy book. The allegory is at times very direct, and detailed descriptions of the meaning are included at the end. Still the story stands on its own right, and entering the world Black creates is both enjoyable and instructive.
The meta-narrative or grand story of the Bible is indeed alluring. We need to remind ourselves that an alternate reality has nothing on the redemptive plan of our Savior. We, like Carliss, need to learn to trust the Prince and follow him in spite of our feelings and uncertainties. And our Lord will prove True and Faithful, every time.
Disclaimer: This book was provided by Waterbrook Multnomah for review. I was under no obligation to offer a favorable review.
An expanded version of this review is available at CrossFocusedReviews.com, where you can find book excerpts, giveaways, promotional offers, audio reviews and more.
Lady Carliss and the Waters of Moorue is an excellent young adult novel. Lady Carliss is a loyal Knight of Arrenthetrae. She serves the Prince and has made it her life's mission to help establish havens loyal to the Prince. On her way home from a mission she and Lady Salina stop at Salina's home for a quick visit. They find her family missing. As they leave to follow they find Sir Dalton, another knight and a man Lady Carliss has secretly loved, and by whose side she has bravely fought. She holds her feelings for him close because he is promised to another woman. While checking out the barn Sir Dalton saves Lady Carliss' life and is bitten by a strange lizard that can camouflage itself. At the same time Lady Salina screams that her family has been taken. Lady Carliss must now try to find help for Dalton and rescue Lady Salina's family.
The first village they stop in Lady Carliss makes a new friend in a simple-minded man the children are pelting with stones and calling Oaf. He leads them to an alchemist who might be able to help Sir Dalton. It is here Lady Carliss has her first major problem. The antidote can only be found in the city of Moorue, in the swamps to be exact. No one knows if it is real or myth. She also must try to find Salina's family who has supposedly been taken to the same city. She, Lady Salina and her new friend set off for the city of Moorue. It is here she meets up with friends and finds out about the work they have secretly been doing for the Prince. This book is full of twists and turns. An evil plot develops that will force Lady Carliss to make decisions that may mean death for many, including herself. How is she to chose who lives and who dies?
Chuck Black has done a wonderful job of bringing Bible truths to light in a way that speaks to teens without sounding preachy. The fact that this is set in Medieval times will draw a lot of my students in. My own mother has asked to read the book. This was the first time I'd read a book by this author. It will not be my last.
This, the 4th volume in the Lady Carliss Series is introduced by Cedric of Chessington, who is a humble servant to the Prince, who represents Jesus Christ. It is a story of Lady Carliss, a young girl who is a Knight of the Prince and how she must save a friends family from Lord Malco's evil machinations. Along the way she meets up with numerous characters, some good ,some evil. This story is an allegory that convey's biblical truth, good vs. evil.
This was a relatively short novel (208 pages) that was easy to read.
I am not a fan of the fantasy genre, but was able to read this book with no difficulties except for the fact that this was the fourth in the series and I had not read the previous three. I found the story interesting and an enjoyable read. I recommend this series to anyone who enjoys this Christian Fantasy genre.
This book was provided for review by the WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group.I was not compensated monetarily for my honest review.
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By Scott T. Sterling
After selling out two charity shows at London's Royal Albert Hall in mere minutes, The Cure have announced "a very busy 2014."
The goth rock legends' year will include a new album and the next edition of the band's long-running "Trilogy" series of shows, where the group plays three classic albums in their entirety.
According to a press release, The Cure will release the band's 14th studio album, tentatively titled 4:14 Scream, which was recorded during the same time as 2008 full-length, 4:13 Wish.
Fans of The Cure can also anticipate the next run of "Trilogy" shows to happen near the end of 2014. For the third edition of this tour, frontman Robert Smith and company will perform '80s records The Top, The Head on the Door (which included the band's first Billboard Hot 100 hit in America, "In Between Days") and sprawling double-album opus, Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, from front to back.


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CII Seeks Award Nominations
The Containerization & Intermodal Institute (CII) will host an industry-wide Connie Award dinner on October 1 at the Renaissance Hotel in Long Beach, Ca. The event is in addition to the annual Connie Luncheon that will take place December 7 at the Newark Club in Newark, N.J.
Allen Clifford, CII President and Executive VP of Mediterranean Shipping Company, said "Every year industry representatives across the U.S. have been drawn to the prestigious Connie Awards, so we will hold a Connie program on both coasts to meet the popular demand of this event. The Connie Award has gone to industry leaders throughout the U.S., and even internationally, at a single event each year on the East Coast. It is time that we bring this gala and prestigious award event so our West Coast business community can honor our recipients as well."
Mr. Clifford noted that CII is seeking nominations for both the California and NY/NJ events. The Connie Award has been presented to those who have significantly contributed to the containerization and intermodal industry since 1972, including those in rail, shipping, ports, importers and exporters, 3PLs, technology and the media, among others.
Connie nominations should be submitted to the CII office by May 8, 2009. To nominate yourself or a colleague, visit www.containerization.org/nominations.htm or contact Barbara Yeninas, CII Executive Director, at (800) 231-8244 or email@example.com.
In addition to the awards at both events, CII will present scholarships to deserving students studying logistics or transportation. Any company that would like to become involved in sponsoring a scholarship or either event should contact Barbara Yeninas for various options.
Since 1960, CII has been dedicated to promoting and supporting the business of international trade and the intermodal container transportation community.


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Pryor activated from disabled list, optioned to Triple-A Tacoma
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jack Zduriencik announced today the following roster moves:
- RHP Stephen Pryor returned from rehab assignment at Triple-A Tacoma, activated from 15-day disabled list and optioned to Triple-A Tacoma.
Pryor, 22, has been on the disabled list since June 13 with a strained left groin suffered June 12 vs. the San Diego Padres. In five appearances with the Mariners he posted a 1.69 ERA (1 ER, 5.1 IP) with 5 strikeouts. He made his Major League debut June 2 at Chicago (AL) and recorded one out in the Mariners combined no-hitter June 8 vs. the Dodgers.
During his rehab stint, he made 6 appearances with High Desert (2 games) and Tacoma (4 games), posting a 2.70 ERA (2 ER, 6.2 IP) with 5 strikeouts and 6 walks.