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steering gear magazine. shell rooms ana hll
that IL called :" the vitRls."
Protection OF the hull against injury to the
Water-line region is to be afforded by means OF
an armor belt three inches in thickness. ,eN-
tending tho entire length OF the vessel and in
TANGO below the normal load water line. With
IN this nrmor belt and skin plating aud above
the armor deck a belt about four feet wide OF
vessel IN depth from the armor deck TO the
berth deck. The intention is to carry the coal
above the armOr deck. The space between 1t
and the deck above il 10 be so suhdivided by
WateT-tight bulkheads that several o. the sub
DIVISIONS may lie completely iillod and the NeS-
sel VIII then retain sufficient range 81 STA
DIZZY Tor ordinary purposes OF navigation.
mere viii be coming tower OF not less than
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Those totals 1t should be said are only ap-
proximate; as In addition to those countries
have been small conages by the Berlin Mint
lor Egypt. the Belgian Mint for the Congo and
the Birmingham Mint for British possessions
pa9y has Issued silver conaGes for Hong Kong
and the Mauritius. u bronze coinage for
the British East Africa Company. a copper coin
age lor the British North Borneo Company;
lics OF Ecuador. Costa Rica, and Salvador, the
Rajah OF SaEawak. Pudakota NATIVE Indian
blatol and French CambOdia All these put
together would not. OF course. amount to a
large sum, The various countries. taken sep
arately give the following figures:
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THE SECRRTARY,s BhBY.
Our Biggest CruIser-How She VIII Looh
About Two Years From Now.

The accompanying cuts show how the navy's
biggest cruiser will look when completed
Present indications are that tho Union Iron
Works OF San Francisco will be the builders Of
this vessel. although Eastern firms will be
represented In the cruiser by the raw material
which they are likely to furnish.
Bids were opened the other day for this
monster vessel. The Cramps OF Philadelphia
proposed to construct the vessel according to
tho DEPARTMENTS plans for t3.15O,OOO, and
from designs of their own for s2,9S5OOO. The
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~, -. :. =. 3 q 3 "a
y. 4 4 Jesssae Z, - - 3 y -, G..
Duw -. - 49, =.
$780, $50 y ~ - pnzo a
eomoS6S5v - 81. r ~ e1eno
Non1ea ~ - -. |. - - Ree
n1o1fcnf :~~-ss 14M 40 -
en1uusIae ar~-e .s... s.a. ycana - -
ki~6I~ s--.zSs. 10y dlnoe6s. 6m
vSrmix esssss y - g1e41s. 81 e4n
- -. ~ ia. 49, 49, ac&11a q -
osmeGic 49,. ~ ~ j - q - H.
800 - - es.-s..... - ees.nfsae an1
o6o1e 1S-e A. - s..a - ssnee. UaJ elso
onznne55S ~ 49, - oesnG tADteaem. ~
kSva no oAs..4ss-s = z uas go tns4s.a
yousu frs1ix - se1 800 ~
Drain, orHeua. Nsrrh Il -
:. ,Enge1e Jordan. X ID. 6nnt1Ie Ws~h.
g h medieinss Z. ~ 81 q
49, s1Sea ny Wjfo afler twc voekas frnas.
~ sseA1 mi ~ think 6 upr,x,erfnl - Ifesns
Aoa WIN heae from othexs g fkis .orn Il
y1a pave mcs alssol1r. s
Z I1ink = would = desirnb,a "a hsve N
NE - - ~ nseiirse~s y.n,s .s.~ss..
fuIly. SJ.H TRIxr
-. -. =
Dr. Eae~ne 1c-s. Asoass Sltys Wesn-
Dear 6Ir. Tssssss. -.
h1ne6ciai Il e,sessss. 49,. = !. ni3ns n
erunt r1ea-nr. ~ nuse.nity. 3 ~
many otners Is 49,. s u srszsy e - w.
medlcines. Tcaine - 49,, -, $3.50
that / or~ - ~: 49,. - y. knosm6 = ! 81
0clobsr ~ isrsr y ~. $3.50 hass
tiou. that drend dssss. s...:'. kss' ~
people have 49, ~. 49, 1 -. ~ ~ =
Did no4 hnc- 80. g 80 - v<sy tass
aid thnt err fsn.;iv = 80. ~ 80 ~ 49,.
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sxlrTs And QUOTATIONS..
49, secn May s.-Prodsicc receipts
y 8 ~ lefar tacks: wheat. 5000 cen,als;
eaeks
ssss = : steady and improving tone
~ ~ ~. nes canh price for family extras.
.Se q sol neksn' extras. saos: super
-. aness In the sample market Is not
~ uons, though there are wiling
a 0fiain rate. holders are in no
A. vain stock. AID the exhibit Of
opea market In light in conse.
~. 70 VIC week the market sseadsed
guy seiays rain caused . break
- ~ IS Immediately . rally on the
enenine Fluctuations IN vaiuts
1iasase trading, but the situation
~ atoed. - no bus.nc.s WAS trsns.a,s.,
$500 was Ia an unsettled shapa
- q tie rain is uncegssia d this
~ oss -. aenand for standard wheat III Z
ioul,s. - uae cay this week derneraiixei
5-ss aaA ank the prices down with /.
80 eoon followed, and the market
- 8 , sesshle shape ior the sei,inx In.
- e Sc 80. q. o,i ssel Ca. choice. !, o.
~ ~, r. ussctssi; brewing. $losssts
80 - sood; q istsl. % Tor CHOICE
- ~ .sln firm and huoyans. owing
- sat..1e bulk Of the stocks. Far
lIn -. IA s..ees - N4ess2i.ss PER Genital.
=. aa y ecuxhs Tor q 40 Is s<r
4 49, eeeles larxe yellow Il not over
.'a eeauaues 10 drag. large
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
IsAT TIE
RESIDENCE or M.nAI0k YRSLEB,
TNlnD AND JANIS.

C Insulation and pEcscfiI tions ahsol utely
FRnE
ssrd sns free book explaiutas the Histosen esie
System.
cAUTION-Ths Histoxsnestc medicines gro
eosd Ia hnt one agency In each town. The label
arou I'd the b3ttie bears the following inacrir-
ston. DR. ]. Eusenc Jnsjan's Hissoxs nctic
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Hn4xc1AE~
Lcxpo4. Nay o-1as eiivef--rss eunoe. IN
me. ia: c0nsoIs II Dullion pald into Bank
q 1nsland. xs.0Ga 1ask 81 Enelan1 oi.couut
rate par oent2
AvsRro0I. May a-Wheat- Euhanceo prs-
tensions "a The part u sellcss; California epol
1ots, - 6d07s sd;n6 eoost, - -: lust ship
peds -; nearly due. - "a: CARRIES Oh COAT
ana on passage frmef aud held hiahsz.
Coru--StFon9.
Wheat and nour n Paris steody.
Weather In Eneland cooler.
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ERox TERMINAL On INTERIOR roIn1s
HoR7HRRx PACIFIC RAILROAD
h the line - take to IL points Ea1e a1l
South. Il i the plwxc cAR EouTE ie
Tans through vestibuicd Trains every
day N the yeaS TO
or. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
no chanas q caFo
Composed al Dining Cars unsurpassed. IN
nan Drawing Roam Hleepefs a
latest eqaipmenG
TOURIST ELkEPfN7 CARS
Best that can Be constructed and IN which
Recommendations are both FREE and furnsshed
~ holders Of frst or accond-ciass uckees. and
ELKoAsr nAv coAcnE&
A continuous line connecting with IN lines
sfordinr direct and untnterrupte0 ssrvfce.
IN advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TlcKEU
10 and IRON Ill points in America EnEland
and Europe can b purchased = any uckee
ONCE OF this company.
Minneapolis or y. Pant at $40 p. M
PACIFIC DIvisox.-Arrive q Seattle sS = N.
through train from East aud south: ll:35 = N.
osnss a1a me- Portland ana sonia
Leave seattle $40 = n. through train for
East and south: 100 A. IA. Tao ma express:
s.ss r m: olym,is and chehalis express; -
Thronch Peilmsn raiscs Sleeping Cars. els
eant day coachsA 0nest palace dining caD b.
tween Seattle. Tacoma and forsiand dissck
Tsll iaiornas,s. eenee.s!sss r:a.. ... s.n: q
s a b. cHaR e Asst. oen rasa Alt.
4 cHiIRERG. City Ticket AGENT. rs second
street. Beston block. seattle, wash.
seattle Depos. loot oe Third street,
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The ting Wasp hronght IL scow Of stona from
DOG Fiah point yssterday ard isfs Toe De-
M6tnes Tor hocm Of loe&
The sehooner Melrose arrived nom ean FRAN
cisco YESTERDAY with $50 tons d general msr.
chandfve.
The schooner Bsula arrived fssm Sen iran
cisco yesterday with lar9s cargo 81 railroad
1fOu.
The Premier arrived iron vancouvsr yesses.
day with small cargo u general nerchsndiee.
The United STATES revenue cutief Bear b u
~ coel h9nksu loading coal and fuel
The steamship Michigan u due here tomor-
ROW with cssSo 81 mefchandise.
The steamship Walla walla leaves San Fran
cisco fos Sound ports todsy.
The Point Arena i due today with load Of
Stone from Chuckanut
Tls Rainisr brought il boon d iosa from
Salmon bay Yesterday.
The Lacy Lowe arrived from chuchanut with
10 tons Of Stone.
The sssamship Unssilis lsit lor Tacoma re-
terdoy incoming
The George v. Elder arrived iron Alasla yea-
terday.
The schooner L ]. Perry has soss down the
Sound.
The steam barge J. 4. Mcdonald is due here
today.
The steamer sprast's Ark Is due hsss.
ohlpping Intslligsncs.
sAN Francisco. Nay 9.--Arrivais-str San
Pedso Departure bay. Me. bark Bundalecr. Dc
narture bar. Cleared British ssr welltnxtou.
Nanaimo; str Walia waIsa, Victoria; Str Arctac,
NushaxAk; ship Joseph epinne. Nansimo
Depariurrs--sss Willamette Valley. fAausna
~. hsrh a neral ratrchild. Nanasma
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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35 HtQCKB.
~61Aison 4 Topeka, lts<:
Mexiean Central. COM
roA1p or TRADE.
Wheok was again wild and
y nl1of range duo 10 bad crop
1Dz{c higher than ycster-
g1nce4 nc. declined 2skc and
Man yesterday. Very little
y1od June. Tho former touched
= petak Receipts, 47l.ooo; ship
- ~: nsh. CSC; Juno. s4ssc;
-. Juns st,.c; July s4s1c.
eesas 11sc; June. 26c. July,
els; June. gaio. July, sls.2o.
~ NJ: June. s6so; July. s6.a0
9Sklo; ahort clear. saso8Aso;
csiicaoo 1--we srocx.
nv A-castle-- Receipts. 1900:
. common; beeves. Ia loa5. 40.
2; etockers and feeders. xs.sa9
nose. Ns0aA
Asooo; dow aud lower:
~; light aud heavy. $4ostsa. 10
- 2ooo; steady. natives. 81 200
eeRs'tsd. &ss 10; Texans. Asols
vveg<s
- Mar s-wooi--ouiet; Mon.
~ s-Wocl-Good demand. tern.
ven q previous prieea In new
SS salA sales II i.eElic are reported.
~ - 400 pounds Of Eastcra Oregon
! 50 Tor No. i.
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The Union pact1c - the only Iansccnsinsn nv,
nan sorriss slecplng cass from the fecsoc ccsss
=, fhe raaa a G. 0artins City ticket aren't, 1so
second street, Bo6f0n block. @ Z. bnexA aecnA
city deck.
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RIO xoxIxsASo AND ALL FONTS on
GRAY'sHARBoR
VIA
PUGET SOUND GRAYy HARDoRIx
1hroaxh IN one day from Seattle.
I.AiHs connect daily a. Kamlichis g I p 4
viii steamer from seattle.
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cTEAMKR MouNTAIHEER
LEAVES
Harringso 4 Smiths wharf. foot 81 waahinx-
Ton street, 9 a. m daily, and returning,
except Sundays. for
COLBY. BROOKLYN. BRICKYARpS.
MITCHELES POINT. SIDNEY and head Of
FORT ORCHARD.
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Blfpdtch tseAmfFs ffom Se0ttlo . f0ll0WE
Victoria: Al 8 p m. spasscngen received on
lcard II 5 p M M !, 4, II Is q. - ana
every ave days thereafter.
Fsr Aisska: May naa %. = N.
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Found ports: Al 2 4 m. Mar !. 10. La 30 %
81 and every FIVE Gays thereafter
Tickets MAY be Obtained At the once Of mo
company a. Ocean Dock, seattle.
G0ODAII> PERKINS & Co. san Francisca
H. MCMILLAN superintendent. seAttle
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W Kills rrSxT souyp LINE
errAxgg EAxIE

leaves ssa rransssxc So Sexssss Nxy ss. taking
a. reg ~ sas< red So rxzzaeeH rAseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
DANCING At FAR ME'KAWAT.

Tho Nrsi Of series OF Friday night dances WAS
gwen NJ the Tack.Lpou sha lla,c. Far ROckaway.
Friday evening under the patronage Of III" cottage
residents u Wave Crest. tedarhnIst. Lawrence and
Namerca Tho committee Oh invitations consisted
OF Mrs. Daniel ID. Lord. Ir Mrs. Farley Clarke and
Miss stevens. The german was led ut O'Clock by
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lord. The favors were beautiful
aud artistic
Among the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
d. Lord, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lord. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. ALBION T.. Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mr. Ind Mrs. Arson W. lluri.
Mr. and Mrs. lOardman Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, Mr..
and Mrs schenck, Dr. and Mrs. Wcir Nr. and Mrs.
I,urr.l Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Aspinwall Mr.. and Mn. Frank Tlltori. Mr. and Mrs.
John Lawrence. Mr. and Mr., 5. r. lIinckley, Mr. and
Mrs John ID. Slccrcr, FoNhall ktcnc. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Appleton. Mr.. aud Mrs Sloane, Mr. und Mrs. liaTi
nail Mr.. and Mr.. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. Buckley.
Sir and Mrs BrinckehOf Mr. and Mr.. Henry G..
lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. John COwdIn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Clarke. Mr. and Mr> !. &. IOrvne. Mr.. and
Mr.. Rene La Montague and Mr.. and Mrs. La Mon
tAgno
these dances viii be continued every Friday even
Ing until NQvchlDer
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OF the unattac he'd has received careful considera'

Of the "unattachcd' has received careful considers
ton.
As the public NAV not generally know the course
Of study AT Harvard are open II all persons VINO SAY
isy the faculty ii arts and -cicn'rS Of Their Illness
to pursue IN, particular they select though
thty have not passed the usual examinations f,r ad
mission T. college. Tc,, student, are known as
special students. They membcr1 OF the college
from the time ~ their admission. but are not chhdi
dates for the dc-Fre II baro,r 81 arts I'm, class "
special student, established pine paly 10 meet me
need, Of those who desire o >ld" al the university
for ,ear or morc In order 10 purSi" IN" study o.
some plri.curr >uhj"c;. and those who. having 70
celved hi.h school academy training Wish u 10Y
low fer on or NOR l"ar' "Hr'e ~ Iirrai StIay
work OF thc,~ lrc,al ,irnt, l., carried under the
Supervision Of the committee Of tn" faculty on
special ,tcns. consisting ms wear OF Assistant Pro-
lessor " ii. Davis. 20: e. IL. Toy, C. II. Moore.
Professor @. II. Palmer, A,si@snt Professor F. G. De
Frahk 30 les. Vii admitted carh Nti nj IS Icfcrrcf u
some member Of IN, c9nr' NJ ac' a. a., ,' . AT
r:sSy: the sn profit tTP% ,is" :.,u i I,ca,
OF the cok,c". They arr allowed 10 compete fr
honmS in their studies on tr same torn. as under o
usr Of the l,norlt"rlc, a:d libraries. the re-.
crHtn "nnt' and tnG Tn Gmnn,i"m nr,v.r rhsy
or become members Of The foXcrft Club,
co opcrativ" dins a,~.ia2n Liz 'hr ,., rfr
to satisfy Ms in>'Tci"r ~ zach 81 III" c'urS"N n
study in such way ~ n" Instructor nry c.irr'n nn
Systematic nanncr. 1rr"gulariy % attendance. neg
kcr Of work. or low record in examinations may 10
taken by tho c"Uuit"" ~ basis for r"""nin"Hcing
tho withdrawal o. he Students privileges by the
faculty.. Tie turity the right u deprive any
sp,rih student OF his privileges At any time II 70
abuse fail 70 them
~ OUTSIDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for tho coming year
which vet have direct ard ir'!rlit" ra'io 70 hs
university. that of IN" proposed n"" lHn furniture
system j. tl most striking ard SsnihErt F'r tho
year 80 ~ tier, b'ri ;trriI,l.d system ~
which limited number II Hni"' Is - small means
mas Obtain th.r ii!r..iu~. ru loan AID h. saved tho
cyp,rsc Of pur'A C"mp."i" ITS ~ Low fnrnarn.
80 ca i. viii -. ted The deposit 4
- 30 ~ which sam - - will T." rtmrI.cd al tho
end If the 'p"g" var n III" r"iurl %! the furniture
| i'm ODD rnlfi'i IT," ,,aS" h' removed ear 4
year on the terms. singh" pieces will also lie
lrt 80 tar A. tho en- h- prol ded. at about 10
nrr cent Of Their c>tiMatNd Nalle.
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49,, ,or,c,cr Of the structure might undergo as CON
tno rnanre AS possible. Il was then decu'aFn WIZ
~ - .o0 scalus a -ngul.r custom. 100, IN tno
~. sSucsna and one that docs not adn u inc
- 81 Tic ,,,1c" is ih2, "i kccp!ng ti' dcio loi ~
r.. mon.hs I'm the horse b"for" buH'i .nis -
orde. n rive the departed sufficient nm" 20 "n
ccnia, h,trrc .poIc h"foy~ con>lNlnc nm W Wv!
cavity grave or. rather vanlt whrr e3rn ~ iot,
~ lid on its predecessor into the DARK aoi" .
o'V ~ =" returu from the South SEA I,ia',Hs ~
Tho Nv" "nenpor dock whgc we were wal i a''a
,ho,ch,ne and thinlng Of these nld s11i'I 81 IA
scn. Time until finally our sailhoa arrl''', ",,
we started back fcr sag harh"r' laIs"C clubs hnd
Nv Jcssups Island. wr"ro chc canoe CIV. n .; ;
W. sncsmnn,ent There ccnc"'lrSc "l INC irH
uasscs standing Of shore In fresh i''c'c hh,,s @
In,nr+an Acct from a'rv!and. The littlc N!ann wa
Gov ard attractive with the white tents anu Wv 49, %
s% Snutnc. and we that our time oo ~"
allow of nearer view OF the pretty ,ce'c, .,.ccr,s
came ,nto the ha-h"r the i"rl" sac .c,,n
aud sy'ry,n M . ls""'0 and ne dock stool up
HACK and high and dripping giving ~ very mn'h ,
torfailc landing ~ watrh~ we i"nn W. ma
a. bour before tram time which "" rnpi"v"h III u
ra,, thro.yh thc cr,,vded rather dirty. !tt' 'n"i'
sunner i the one ho'~l OF the place. ana VA" IN
me station room Finally our train steamed i"t
little station-t,re black smoke Using ~ cTdt .'
AGAINST the evening yellow and We TOOK on: p .-v.
in the car WHORE we Joined by noisy iai person
slangy party Of young men on the platform LOO,
now lust Won behave "GG"' by! give my rtpr,,N
10 y6ur ma" etc Then came couple 81 yh' ~,
men with some dOcs and guns evidently reany 70 uy
snort on the land and finally VIC were on ono a NV
hours later we home again feeling like Caine'o''s
hunterncn, that We Fen had rattln' Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

country and lion Is standing In watchM st.uue
beside the Moving drapery falling from tne nsu'r
Iwu other hons, one cOucant, one hail'rousu' su"S
Tie coilI and around helmets, sakoes' tuihcs dill"
accOuttcments scattered a., .... j., .ho
ya is a black marble slab which are iiiscr1Dtu II,
letters OF gold these words In memory OF he hritsm
ofcers non commissioned officers and men VINO ieI
during the Waterloo campaign OF 1871, ana whose ~
mains transferred 70 this cemetery IN 1857; .ms
Monument is erected by Her Britannia Majesty Queeh
Victoria Empress of India. and by their country men
on ste generously presented by the CITY OF irus
scI,r on the Side OF the doorway to the mauSoIeuu
hang three massive bronze shields or targes. IheS
bear the glorious titles Of the regiments which Tngn'
Ighlandcrs Fusillcrs, Cavalry and lnfantry-nttins
token, to be placed upon this haowed Ian, sano''' G
Tho vault has narrow passage up the hllnulei vi
tight and left are the OF undying fame though
their record 10 but q roll cell OF tho dead.
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to the switchmen and bI7,kcmcn. Moreover several
senator, ard Deputies Of the Legislative Chambers
VIII attend that fT1 well "a dele
cations rom AL large railroad cortree A
su more important feature OF the banquet will 10
that the Minister Of Public Works himself will be
present. The reactOnary papers OF Paris protest in
advance against that intended "demarche- or novo
Of N. Yves Guyot. the Minister. partly bccan.c he
formerly socialist and now q Radical and partly
because thec fear he Will arragn the Senate fox having
recently rejected n motion made by him In favor Of
the working classes. The Minister Of Public Works
had said IN the Senate that occasion: "The quiet
wisdom shown by the railroad employs even In tho
midst Of their ardent claims by never rrsortine
strikes and still by declaring that tbcr wcro
absolutely opposed 10 them. and IN londly prOcllming
that they dd not want to di,organizc the public service
ntrustcd t. their care, IS the best evidence In their
favor
1t must be noted that In France, as In most
European countries the Minister OF Public Works has
charge Of the supervision Of railroads. The most
tangible proof that the employees grateful 10 him
for having rendered full justice to their loyal and
sensible attitude Is that ney have decided TO hold
their first animal banquet In his honor 1t may hap
pcn however. that political propricty will prevent
Mr.. Yves Guv0t from presiding that banquet
laying tho foundation OF the peaceful association Of
railroad employee all over the country. The Minister
might not care 10 appear anxious u throw dscord
between the legislative and the executive branches
Of the Government by appealing from the Indifference
Of the Senate In labor matters 10 mcfc popular as.
semby. But II he decides ~ absent himself from the
railroad feast, the employees will lie the first rsdily
10 understand and approve his motives: and they
will pcrcverc In their resolution peacefully 10 press
thedr grievances. without having recourse 10 strikes
and to disqualification Of tho public services intueed
to their charge.
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much more remarkable instance OF tne iouiiok VI
line was in the case Ct Captain Drake. anot"ci
doughty sea captain Of yore. and one VINO j. ''o W
living exponent of Jnlcs Vercs idea OF nero ior'.
lo.,,es nndcr the sea VIC know Of II happened OF
the east coast OF Patagonia. about $780, on 'h'
shin Atlantic from Bridgeport. The whale had bech
.siruck"--or. a. we would call It, haTpooncd-ans I'm
nod,,te,x soundcd- or made straight dive for tho
bo;.om. or somewhere in that direction At the Same
ne,hat the creature decide, on TN, course o. ai Od
brakes foot or iee got caught In tiic rope, ana
! so1 feet Of line paid ont before he rcapi"ucn
IN the s,,rfrce in the OF the vast crra'T. uc
line only releasing him whom III" stra,n WA. rriaNc
lie outvcd the trip. however. and acr"aId ,M va
satstaItion OF carr nr up that Whale Ano,ncr ",a
nnc Island whaIcr 10 led Ia spin yarns hhineiu
be- had true story they say OF his so"nTI si"ns
tho cannhal: in the Sonth Pacific. captain Mht Mas
simmer OF the snip in which Phillips. TINS patnrnr
whaicr was mate and he told us was i,'s tna' ~
starcd far above a wear oh one OF the NaFQ"css>. 1t
c.Hnihai island ir the south Pacific. There wrrr Ger
ainly features about the place 70 rcpGr II bn ari
10 say tlc least The prnf pal building on thc ri"iu
was stone monaey The former u, nrlG a ID
~ Ire .ha natives q few years before In 0uer 'hAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
valuable lessons in Christian faith and practice nom
the yects, which her dgnitartes SD dc'p,se


1.-THE Pacific Churchman" Is very severe on cien'al
wire pulling FOR vacant parishes. which II SAYS Is
becoming an open srardal i all me ZEN nrsvmnn
INDUCED In the most nanscatng wire puhe lor n
fuf parish usnS every undcrllAnd ART ann uenne w.
influence the decision In his favor. .!u Wen nT
WaS .uccc>.ful. TIL, va, how he answered. the Call
To warden, and v"strymcn Of s. AGfrroaS rar't,
S"%T f'% ..ysra Of 0I M W. present. ' p
r'chIal tie Will be pain ana src 10 M, o,s.trai,rd
careful aud prayerfn consideration am 'oists'i
for the works sake. ~ accept your CAL ana 10 a.
In nv lot with you | shall hole u be at my new
post hy Septuagesima sunday. ana III uic NV y
will ~ glad To hear what arrangements you prop1o
with assurances Of high esteem ana h.arty pray in
that t,od may bios, Ia that sacred relationship ,n'
to =, e't all between u.s. Pr pAc ysrH hf
An editorial wrt"r q; "Thc Exar:incr' gives some
Interesting rmin!-ccnces Of tho late canon Luum
lie attended during IN cntir" winter IN" e."i'ti'
CDnon> l., weekly lectures In New Testament eNes>,s
The utmost caEGor characterized every utt"rah'r'
80 ecclesiastical or doctrnal BIAS WARPED we h,.
pretatiot- ci,cn. one might not always accept tnr
yirw prcscut"G. might often query now cct'ai,
pa sage, cNpoundod with such f"ir''' h"n"st' r2h'
tc Thought into :.rn"AT vim the W'iI thown ll,sh
ever tonht M, purpose to discover and dee AR TIE
exact and ccmp'," '"achnS OF tho script"r, r, n'
>,ndi.d no recollection Of him. SAYS the writer.
81, uorc "ivd Than a. b" appeared ore Su'" 1.a
c,rruc at the vc,p"r 1"rvre Il Christ Chnrch "a
thrl-'l at oxford. H." "t' prr-cnt m"rrN q:
worSlnpper occupying the hi.h stool NJ IN" mf'"ni
o, tho main ai-r wh!rh belonged Ia HIN LEGALLY
Most - ~. time hr kn"t. absorbed IN t"v"t"c ana
VIII light 81 loy AID ,''a'" on i'lS urtnrn'H IA,r
noble nu.ir ~" >a":"in'>e T. III" pli"" ana INC
IN ;r H., Illustrated r"'tcflv what Emerson 60
his ada,r :, III" CT ,rits" 1v'n. f ", ,s
In, n Won a;r once alive" you hall :ud they
Shall ,"'com" plastic and n"r. \ Who'll" p"p"fnn
% forms ril~a"n 4 virtue can nplt ana