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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-19

experimenting architect promises that
every surviving prisoner who left his
name on the crude pictorial imprint Of
his hours Of patience upon those walls
which have voices If not cars-will after
the migration of q thousand miles and
the lapse Of quarter of q century, be
able 70 find those records just as he left
them.
Libby prison in Chicago will become
the nucleus Of a great national museum
Of the late war use the word national
advsedly II will not be a sectional en-
tcrprisc. Relics and momcntoes Of the
brave armies of the Confcderacy and Of
her almost innumcrablo heroes will be
given even prominence with those from
the north. ~
The chief organizing spirit Of this en-
tcrnrise D. Mr. &. +. Gunthcr. q Chicago
merchant II is noteworthy, a suIpri5-
ing fact that this young man, for he Is
only 40. and this Youngest of the great
cities, already possess the most extensive
and valuable collection of rare manu-
scripis. books. autograph letters and ar
ticle5 Of historic and curious interest on
the continent. Mr. Gunther is among
the few really great private collectors IN
the world. His collection j. one of tie
sights of Chicago. Above his store IL
the heart of the city j. a room probably
20o feet by 40. II j. literally filed with
rare and curious things which some time
AGO amazed $50 distinguished and critical
"a visitor a4 Charlie Dudley Warner, who
cxprc scd hi= admiration throughout sew
eral pages of Iiarper's Magazine. This
museum j. free TO the public, and the
visitors are numbered 10y Thousands
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from Inc WdlCla
was lifted the infant Moses, whose laws
were 10 be the foundation of empires.
She may have watched with curiosity, II
not with interest, the career OF that
wonderful founding. If the lips which
we in Chicago may now gaze upon could
open and speak they might tell Of the de
partmc of the lsraelites from Egypt and
Of the pursuit by Pharaoh hosts
Tho article which bring3 most aston
ishment 20 the visitor j. piecoof brown
and purple skin pasted upon framed
parchment. Attached % il are large red
seals, accompanied by Eicroglyphics
which only the scholars arc able o. de-
cipher and above all this startling in
scIiptiOn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-19

great historic fsurcs. Here IA n box
made of wood taken from John Milton =
house; hundreds Of ancient Bibles. in all
languages-Bibles printed or written:
manuscripts which carry one back almost
ITO the patiiarchs; maps which were made
before America was dreamed of; goT-
geously Illuminated "Plutarchs Lives"
made in 1924 ar ancient Greek Jar
fished up by sponge fishers from the
Straits OF Salamis. wherein il was SUM-
$50 B. C.; ancient Roman and Aztec san
dals; scale armor worn by COrtez's, con-
quering scldiers-suits Of mali composed
OF many hundreds Of little shields of
sheet metal; an Aztec sacrificial bowl
q thousand years old, on which may
still be seen the stain of blood from
human Victims old English jack boots
three centuries old; queer, great or beau
tiful swords from all times and nations;
mummified Indian baby found in u
tree top in Montana, probably century
old. but With the infantile expression
still upon is countcnance and its little
hands swcetly folded upon its breast;
ghastly relics of the torture room Of the
Spanish inquisition; chain armor which
nphiO hiltShb llohtbN WV WV 'di = co.
a piece OF Shakespeare's crab tree; old
state documents from England and
France, ominous looking things with
wax seals upon them as big as soup
plates; rare paintings by the hundred,
including such prizes as Clouet 5 oil pOr-
trait Of Mary Queen Of Scots, painted
from life; Il vest worn by Napoleon the
Great; embroidery fashioned by the hand
OF Elizabeth; tine carved dress sword Of
King Henri of France; Gen. Putnam's
pitchfork; innumcrable relics of Wash
ington: an original portrait Of Montc9u-
ma painted b. q Spanish monk in 1880;
the only painting Of burning Chicago
painted from sketches made on The spot:
thc only original portrait of Shakespeare
in America; stacks of ancient choral
books, hand printed beautifully illumi-
mated with letters three inches square. 50
that many singers could read from one
book.
a center of attraction is one Of the
princcssc3 Of tho house Of Pharaoh
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Old Gent-Hello, Tom what are you doing
these days:
Tom Collecting the money aud keeping
the books at Browns. NLyf
Old Cen. (,uspic.ous'yl ON, nothing much.
Only thought from the style you were put
ting On YOU might be collecting the books
and keeping the money. 80 Ionsl-Wasn'
lngtOu Post.
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4 Harmless Mixture.

young man, - DO said, solemniy, what Is
that nauseou5 mixture you arc about to
drink
"Aasintho and whisky Sir
We'll. don't YOU know that whisky ia q
rank poison"
Yes. sir. but 90 Is aDsinthc. The absinthe
Kills the whisky p,
"Blt now about the absintheP \
"Oh. the whisky Kills that The Epoch. 1
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A newly organized political party IN japan
has for is programme: The reduction Of tho
the administration, the introduction OF the
volunteer system into the army and the re-
vision If the existing treaties. with the view
OF putting japan Oh an equal footing with
other powers ia international lntercourse.-
Chicago News.
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Special Correspondence

CHICAGO, Nov. l5.--It is at last settled
that old Libby prison is 70 come TO Chi
cage; that it will bc erected, brick by
brick, beam for beam, just as il now
stands, just as it stood when the war
closed and the prisoners marched out.
A Chicago company has bought the
prison building, and has formed for its
future a plan which is of genuine ma
tional interest First the old prison is TO
be brought TO this city by two trains Of
cars. Every part Of the building will be
photographed in sections, the sections
lettered, and each component brick and
stick will be marked with number
Thus the old building viii arise anew on
the shores Of Lake Michigan, and the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-19
A self Made Man.

Il was pithy compliment paid by .
shrewd old Manchester s-,an TO one ot these
shoddy aristocrats when the latter toasted
that he was self made: "Weel, lad. Il thou
be a SELF made man, thoa's. saved God Al
mighty an awfu' dirty job"-Nsx York
Times
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back? The first greenback lies here
ALL; the fret patent hangs near by,
signed by George Washington, all pen
written, there then being no blank form,
and the patent9o being Samuel Hopkins,
Of Philadelphia, for an improvement IN
making potash and pearl. Here, too, IS
q copy OF Americas first newspaper, the
first brick made and used in Chicago
how juvenile yet significant this nifty
1--WE yearc cid brick seems, the first stove
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THE JEWEL OF CONTENT.

Their, is a Jewel which no Indian mine can bay
30 chemic art can counterfeit.
II makes men rich ia creates, poverty.
Makes water wine, turns wooden cuss to gold,
rhe honely whistle 10 sweet rlusics strain,
seldom, il co1,es--to few frcm heaven sent
That much In little--all in naught--content
--Wei,bvA
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TIE sAiN ot TIE SLEFLNl.
"But this is not q beginning q what
have" said Mr. Gmthcr. Il have
enough articles Of rare and curious value
to fin ten such floors as these. This
building is firoprOof, except as against a
confederation which destroys city;
but for prudence sake / keep my most
valuable collections in vaults"
GLOW long Lave You been in making
this uavclou1 collcction:'
"Oulv fifteen years. responded Mr..
Gmthcr smilingly; but you know we
Chicago men have the reputation OF
doing things quickly"
And you must Lave expended large
sums of money!
IL do not know how much / have
spent DO not want TO know. / never
give any thought 10 that part Of it. Ii ,
did might be frightened az my own lay-
ishness,
havehoard coed judges estimate that
FOR his vast collection Air Gmther must
have expended in all more than half a
million dollars. Perhaps this Is too
high. lat with thousands upon thou
sands Of articles which have cost from
81 10 81 600 the aggregate sum must, in
deed. be- large one. asked Mr.. Gun
thcr 20 name his most valuable article.
"For an autograph Of Shakespeare"
said he, "the only one in America, !
paid 81 600. Twenty thousand dollars
would not buy IT,
Mr.. Gunthcr has correspondents all
over the world. who daily send linn lists
of curio for sale. His rcprs,entativesat-
tend all the auction sales of such arti-
Icles. the world over. His reputation as
an indefatigablc. liberal collector has
thus become world wide.
rs
Not in a hundred such columns as these
could list II Mr.. Gunthers most note.
worthy articles be given. But some brief
mention will enable tho reader to grasp
the extent and scope Of this incompar-
able collection. Think Of all the noted
men and women Of history, Noeh, Moses
and Alexander the Great, perhaps, ex-
copied, and there You find something
which tlom hands have touched. Here
noprcGd before Us a miniature panorama
Il al recorded time. something which
bresthos the personality OF genius CT all
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| Here inthcmidst
Of ChicagO's hur-
~ burlv, enc
may gaze upon %
princess " hose
b ca uty com
manded the hom-
age Of kings who
reigned a thou
sand years before
Alexander on
quered the world
"A beautifully
enlbalmed prin-
cess, whose mum
my was taken
from the tombs
at T hes a
few years ago. As
MIR. Gulther elO-
quently says:
"Withthc daugh-
ter Of Pharaoh
and her Inaidens
this very princess
may have walked
10 the bath along
the banks Of the
Nile ON that his
toric day when
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He who, meeting a pleasant temptation,
stops to shake haads with il, viii generally
ED by going wiz it Wherever il chooses To
lead him.
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There are 5000, 90 women in the uai:ed
States who wor.. for wages.
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LIBBY PRISON TO BE RE-eRECTep
THERE BRICK BY BRICK.

The scheme Has Been Revived and VIII
Now Re Swiftly Carried Tl,rough-Thc
Old Structure To BE Made the Nucleus
of a Great Muscum--Oid Curiosities.
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SKIN or TIE SERPENT
THAT TEMPTED FvR ~ TIE GARDEN OF
TsIAUIfI

It vas Killed by Adam the following day.
Aiamhitit with a club. Of which traces arr.
sill Jeff a.
Ihs ssil was part OK the Inheritance o.
Adam, and Wa preserved IN his family d.
The eenuineness is attested hY the Doctor
of divinity, whose seal are attached
The visitor is fairly in q humorto have
faith in all things purporting 10 come
from the misty past, even in thls piece
of skin from the serpent which was the
root of all evil. bat Nh Gunth-r blaudlv
informs u3 that the frame, skin. inscTip-
ton. seals and all, hung for centuries IN
an old French church whose NorshpeIs
believed as deyoutly in the authenticity
of the relic as they believed IN their
Saviour. The learned doctors of divinity
vouchel for the genuincnoss of the relic.
Mr. Guuther does not.
There is no end 10 the long list OF
autograph letters and original manu-
scripts In this part Of the collection one
finds himself cOmmuning in thought
with John Bunyan, Shakespeare. Pope,
Luther, Calvin, Mary Queen of Scots,
Hugo. Kelts, Ta.io, Davy Crockett,
Goethe. Cromwell, Napoleon. Angelo.
Macaulav. Catharine Of Russia, Marie
Antoinette. Franklin, John Brown, Car
dinal Richelieu. Red Jacket (his mark,
proof corrected by Walter scott. an
original Rembrandt. a pen and ink Saw-
ing from thc hand Of Hogarth. These
are O. few of the many hundreds of such
treasures. -
Dear to the heart Of the collector are
first things" What other collection
possesses two such prizes as the first
patent issued 10y the United States
and the first United States green
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-01
rec muCu LsvE.

YOUNG MAN coMrrLs oiRL TO corr
SENT TO MARRY HIM.
TACOMA. March u -lepccial. -Miko
Butterfly, Q rather pleaseat-fA,oA young
lrishman, wAs today held for court %
Justice otntsr. charged with attempting
70 shoot rather good looking young giel
ma Cd Christina wstel. Il seems that
Mike In boarding at the Casino hotel
whsrs Christina q domestic and that
he fell desperately In love with her. They
were engaged 10 be married. but Mike
deyelopsd such IN insaaely jealous tenn
peram eut In tho weeks that have .pasoed
since the engagement that she finally told
him she would have nothing to do with
him. He tried 10 Affect an appearance of
careis isssne0 ct this decision, but - 10
confessed to the ] jsst ce. he could nsithor
eat, sleep OF work. 20 much Ia love waq
he, and he paid he believed that the -Girj
had given b m . love lotion thst made it
impo sible TO forget her. At any rate ~
bought Q revolver Frisay night and,
meet n9 her In the hall. held Il to her head
and demanded thAt she would consent -
marry him or die.
Priahteusd marty 70 detth. she con.
ssnts asd whom he let her 20 she at ouco
went and made mpsaint 10 the Justice.
Mike IL said to be very good. sober and
industrious man.
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cexDxxssD TELEeaANs.

The American suess refinery, Of San
Yrancisco, viii Be reopened on Monday.
Fleary and OFArreli, tie escaped
Me1ican diamond thieves, havs beso
recspsured.
The co!ored Baptist ohnrsh 81 War
rem. Kansas. vAs destroyed By severe
storm ou Saturday.
Cisas screctels has almost decided
uccn Phiisde.ghia ~ the scene OF
operasiccs for bis eastern refinery
Two lumber laden schoouers. The
Rdish and sss Ms,y Dei,o, are reported
~recssd on TIE North Cali.osr Ia coasi
Tee japanese newspapers are cevot-
inc mach spase to the proposition OF I
oonpet.ra line Of Steamships from To-
kohsmA TO MEXICO.
| C.srenc. L. CszksT. frss nasts. srt
Charles +. Baehmap, stewssd Of 10
British barge Brnss>is. hsve been ~
rested In san Ffaneisco on . eharss o
stssoysine 10 bosn that vsasel,
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PsRr TswssaHD
ADJ lrKxMExT or Couo1 - IHH s1AIiH0
vxssxL zKLRssKD -sunons na0A1D.
mo DAiLnoAp Msf7K00-
0HNI0AL uKvu.
(Ress,or Ger. Poss- -IsssIlIssaesvJ

fR<gslor Ger. Posi- Isteibesacsv.)
The entire session OF cosst today rs
devoted 10 the trial Of criminal casss.
TIE cases Of the Territory ". Geo. W.
Vale. sod same W. !. n. HodeT Uere
d.smissed on accoops Of defeeaive tn
dicsments on objections RIVED BY jar.
Hamilton Lewis. Esq. defendsnts AZ
torpey. Toe defendant 6rst named wss
charged With practising Dedicins viii :
out 4 propee diploma and the cemoseS
Gas 10 tbe eject that the irdictmsns
vas not susfiosntiy specific, which p7si-
tic a tie court teld 10 be veil taken. In
tho cass ". Roder, indicted for selling
liouof without . liesnse, the came OBJ
lection vAs made and tie sdditionsl
uyoposifion advanced that inasmueh -
4 local opsisn Lac VS. tn fores where
dsfepdsnt vas engaged In business. .
Iioense could NOT b obtained. and
he nne defendant could not Be indicted
for nos baviua vtat be eosld ros Re..
Whils the iodas sessssed his decision.
70 be given during vacation. his fsmafhe
Indicated thaa b thought both ostse
tloos valid. Rsdsr In tie meantime
oil. be et liberty on bis ofteinsl bail
| Trs case OF The uoised States W. Johr
Crawford. indicted fos ssiltna liquor e
IndssEs, consumed .be baisnce Of th'
osy. it locked ss II Tbs Isdiau vit
us sses In this case bad dous some Iyiai
ara The jary returned vefdio. Of no
palIsy. Chief Justice JONES being Oh
Iiget to be 10 Vancouver on Monday
tie Remaining cases we're continued an
tie esast adjourned. AmanR The esss
con.insed we're many impofsan; csiu
mai aud civil acsioos. This vii sivay
be the oaas until Chief Justtes Jones
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Mr.. John O. Nixon vas ooi in bic new
senuer ssis yesterday. and looked -
hsrpy - . clam as high tide. To . rs-
porter Who met him and inquired.
"way this ievit,3' Mr.. Nixon said'
take cigar. AN Me happissa man
In Seattle today. A. 1 o'clock this
morning recstved eeS76 for the seal.
skins tsken By the Schooner Allie l.
Agar last year. You remember, per
baps. ehst when the schooner wAa
bound for home With 1894 skins on
ooasd, che Vas seized BY . United
Ntotss cutter and her skins stored sons.
where In the north. After Q great deal
Of troubls ~ succeeded In bopdipQ the
schooner and GETTING her released. bat
the skina, oh. where we're they? Finally
one Of the seissd Enelish schoooers vas
sent north for the skins, and no one
supposed that she would ever fs-
turn to Siiks, but she did, and
With over $4,000 worth Of skins on
board. Some Of tue sealers employed .
lawyer, se him on 10 Washington, and
be succeeded in getting through sn or
der BY which the skins sheuld b turned
over TO their nefs. The Vhole batch
came TO Port Townsend on the Apoon.
In taking she AlRaf's catch from the
steamer to the wharf two were lost over
board, thus leaving l692 skins beionRinR
to me. Ihe schooner belonged 30 Harry
Agar, but her seizure broke him up a
nan ciaIly, and advanced the necessary
money. and the schooner spd sktns be-
lopa 10 me until the u ouey advanced
Il Paid back. Well, I vent 10 Pero
Townsend, and there ! found number
of zeal skin buyers Among them wss
nv friend Bosooviiz, Of Victoria. He
offered me IS spiece for the skins. bat
refused u. He then offered q Is u
vould take ous the cubs. ] told him
had a friend uho vas tAikire Of taking
the ekins, and I thouehs ! Voul6 let
him baye them. What be exclaimed,
elsvatine both hands TO Q level vnh bio
shoulders. palms up, . friend 10
pisbness, and p6eo you got skioe sn
| SELF I never beerd Of such q ting!
explained 10 him that over on snis
side 20 frequently fAv red cur ffiends
even In business transactions, and hs
seemed shocked AZ sucb an idea.
saw that be wanted the skins, AID
said: 'Yon may have those shins on
one condition. e0d that 10 that you tab.
them ss they ccme. large snc
email, good, bad and indinsr.
ens, according 10 the government count
at IS 50 each 'l'Ii take en-. said be
make me out q receipt 10 that eaec
quick, before you forRss IL made os
,he receips and this morning Ros draf
on Victoria for t8976. l ssbed u o
Port Townsend 80 soon - the bsnl
opened and brought the cssh 70 Seattle
| got nearly thousand dollars NOR
oni OF the skins than ! expecsed TO. wh!
should I not be hsppy."
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". T.. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL /, 1883.

6eAi ef aecsadenes b pesesa in thsa
eiefa tAe ItDe- Ia g. Paul suad's
fseaknt boss1ses - pafalysed aa1 he
pAssenase TRAINS y alnose saspss6e1-
A. epoa - ths fn- n-hcupd panssDees
trains reached The Sepse ana Vsss a.
loaded tke eneineers backed shs0 cut
% Wseern avsane and ooon6o0ed
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POLITICAL VOLCANO.
H Bessxassisa sf the rirard Gev-
srsasss = Prsnsansea Q RsrSeet
Victory for Rsalaagsr.

PAnn, March 1i.-rhs bourse cpsnsd
vssk today OWING 10 the ovest6rcv ef
the rsfasd mtniseRy. The Opvortunist
journals say the defeat Of the ministry
gives Boulsn9sr What be vaoee. The co
alition Of IRfsconcilAhleo and the Sc
saftus having defeated the R.pablicAn
0sjafity.
Tee Siecs< ssys. "we are again With
ont government. vithoot majority
and without . compass. The dissele-
tioo Of the chameef Of depoeses b
near"
The Josv~al dss Dsssss says that The
real victory N the sssoeals Of yester-
day. which resulted 10 the defeat OF the
RSvernmens. was Bsuianeer cfieas. Il
says u uill be . formidable one
ou sceoons Of the undeeseaadinz b.
evsen the Riaht ana the Extreme Left
fio1quet does not desire the premtes-
snip asd IL 10 likely thss either Ribos or
Dsves vili b called upon 10 form .
ministry. Tue Radicals threaten 70 pus
b ,ulanRef up - candidate for the
peesiteooy against Oarnot, u the latter
refuses 10 accede 10 their preRrawue.
PaorRAcTRD ckIsu HxrsCTxD.
President Carnot conferred With Le-
Roger, president OF the senate. today.
The pFesident will probably sommou
FioQuet 10 form ministry. A peosfaca
ed crisis 10 expected.
hts rrsusess Pulled o..
DcsLsz, March 3l.-6ilhooly, mem
bes Of parliament, Who vna eeuteuced
yesterday TO swo weekS irpsiscumeot
for assaultine police inspector. In ad-
dition to the s.ntenoe impoeed for other
alleged cfsEses. vas removed from
the Sol uli to the Cork jail to-day. In
the Schulz jail this moTsiea 0ilhooly
refused 10 dress when ordered 10 Do %
By TIE police Who vers 70 escort him 10
Cork. The poliee then knockeA him
down, rulled on his trousers and took
him away. 4 small crowd eav him de-
part, bat made no Demonstration.
Pssaises fer the FaalshlaG.
DuBIrn, March 3i.-Ths steamer New
Haven. loaded With potatoes and 90
oompenied BY too aunboats. bas stasted
ing Irish population.
RAnana owyef Csace's Funeral
Dunim, March Sl.-The funeral Of
Edmund DWyer Grace vaa held 10
day. The remains were inferred In
0lssuevin cemetesy. 4 large thfoha Of
people attended the services. There
were no speeches q The grave.
. French Baages Adopted.
PAsp, March S0.-The senate has
finally adopted tho budget - modified
By the chamber Of deputies.
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Novelties in Lace FIouncings and Embroideries
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iopsisocment. for eacaeiae In riol 90
TO oocaet n OF The arrest Of Rev.
Ihsaes 4eFAcden. has been cen
Asmsd.
Cessral Paeine ASIamess.
WAaExorcH. March 81. - C,unssl
Tweed Of the CeotEal PAsifis this mora.
ing made a as1uDens before the honse
committee on Paei6e railroads IN favos
Of the pendire bill 70 exsead the time
given the company. within which 10
CAY lie indeetedness 10 the gov Fnment.
Hs argument vAs similar 10 that made
by Hantirgson. Tweed favored tie
suemisaion Of the whole matter 10 the
court II claims.
Supposed 1urdesess CapsareA.
OLxnplA. March 3l.-ESpeciai l-Tso
men answering 10 sbe dseesipston Of,
and saproeed to be, Harris and Biske,
Who are wanted 70. the q usdeR Of boy
q Phslps City. No.. Juiy - last, ssre
arrested last evening as Tepiro By AL
Booth, OF Kansas, aLd are pov IN jan
here. Harris end Blake broke jail from
Phelps City Q fec weeks, Vhsro they
vere confined under sentence Of death.
Booth has been on their track ever since
|
right men. The men claim 70 hail from
Kansas and tell oondictina stories Con-
ossrine themselves.
RehbeA . Museum.
Pam, March 3l.-A Grsek named
RAptopssiloo vee arrested here today
for sobeinQ the eumismatie museum at
Athens OF ancieut medals aud coins OF
the value Of 50 ono 600 francs.
Powder nagsalae Explsstsa.
ATHzSs, March 1i.-A powder Daea =
zine in the fortress on the Island Of
santa Mauris exploded today. Al last
accounts fife vas raging In the fortress
and It vas feared that other magssiues
would explode. The loss OF life 10 not
known. The Inhabitants Of adjseent
towns have desssted their homes.
Pearl PAGE senseneed.
PORTLAND. March 81. -. Especial. -
lodge S:eaFns today sentenced q n.
Harding to the peniteutia1y FOR i've
years and Pearl Page fos one year. A
very strong petition si9ued BY . large
pumbeY Of very prominent and ind sem
tiai oitisens Of Portland. asking Gov
ernor PennoyeT to pardon the woman.
vas forwarded to Salem tbia afternoon.
So strong IL the pressure that the gen.
ersl belief 10 the governor will grant the
pardon. She hes bad bitter lesson
and has the general sympathy Of the
rublio.
aapreoe saGerin9 In naaGaSy.
Pxsru, March Sl.-A numbeI Of drea
occurred In Hungary during the pfeva-
leuoo Of the recent gale. Al Kikinda
1900 persons we're rendered shelterless
and are camping out In the SNOW.
Thirty eight houses bere burned and
many lives we're Lost at Aesobse.