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UNEXCELLED.
BURIED IN C.ATACOMBS,
Dead Priests 81 the Order or Passioa,sts
Walled II On Thursday.

"oueo IL o. Aouroooy.
Tho Rev. Fathers Gaudentius Rossi and
John Philips Of the Order Of Passionists ver.
buried at st. Michasl's Monastery. in West
Hoboken. on Thursday. Tho cslebran,s Of tho
solemn masses OF requiem were. respectively.
the Very kev. Thomas O'Connor. Provincial
Of tho order In America. and the Rev. John
Baptist Philips OF Dunklrk. Superior OF st.
Mary's Retreat OF that place. who said the mass
for his brothers soul. Among others who
were there were tho Rev. Mgr. de Concilio. 81
Michsel's Church. Of Jersey CITY, and the Rev.
Fathers MoPhillips OF Plains. Pa. McAndrows
OF Wilkesbarre. Pa. Moslan Of Archibald, Pa,
and Quinn OF Jersey City Heights.
The last words wero said in the crypt OF tho
church by tho Rev. Mgr dc Conco. and
then the bodies wore consigned to tho cata.
combs. whore they woe walled in. The bodice
were enclosed in plain pine collins. This was
hb. . done until Inst .nrinT whom The frs!
se nd & %ns had
and en.sd with silver handles and live. iy.a
pensation allowing the burial ~ dead mem.
6 Der In pine so9s ~ and tho ornaments and
SsoT: nat dead priest bad ...n
sandals. And with bis head resting on there ste
Snd Father %conser o sd' t Rsss0R r.:
solemn ceremony ,. va becoming too much Of .
Am.rica 4; not II The world. He " Mas horn 10
irst won't to England and IN 1868 he can cam. 70
fa .d fs ss L., 81 b
states. being particularly successful among
the French and Italiana. He is tho twelfth
member Of tho order buried in the monastery
cAtRcomba
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oAxAD1lw xxPoRrKRs EXCITED
They DsnaNA ~ Good . Chance - We
Have % Trade with the West ladies.

They Ds~aHA - Good . CAsH - We
nave % Trade with the West ladies'.
HALIFAX. Aug. IA. Canadian exporters to
the Spanish West Indies are greatly worked up
over the new reciprocity treaty between Spain
and the United States, which will certainly de-
stroy existing trade between Canada and those
islandA
This trade already amounts to half the value
OF the exports from this province to the United
States. The whole question was put into q
nutshell In the following resolution adopted by
the Board OF Trade to-day:
whsyedi. A treaty has tuat bssn made between the
United states and Spain Whereby hsh. potatoes, lum
ss (. ."S oih:r p,.r, Of q: United
kioo sad treaty to come Into ensct sent next: and
whsrso. 4 traatv now exists between spain aud
fa,oI.s soa ssn, }nS n. s Is o
ure.t Brtain and her colonies; and
Hhsrros. our EXPORT OF hsh to the Spanish West In
ss. cnsd 70 sco n 2'ooo auin' Yer annum DO
Ts:rees. The island Of Cuba has Of late become our
principal market Tor potatoes which Ia an article of
sxror Of great vane 10 the farmers OF this provinces
Rh,reda The latsst adv,ces from Havana indicate
that the Government NJ the island Of Cuha puts con-
prohibits the import Of said artic!sa from Canads
on the same terms from the United states under the
treaty just concluded: therefore. belt
various indust-iee of the province do moot earnestly
invite the INN sdia's attention OF the dominion t.ov
eminent to this Important matter PRAYING that they
tov.fnmsnt and invite their good ofness in
placing our trade with these islands on satisfactory
hasia whereby our products NAV be admitted on as
favorable tsrns 40 similar products from the United
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Robbed M Its secre..ry

CINCINNATI. Aug. 1.-THE affairs OF tho
Camp Washington Building Association In this
city are In bad condition. Ex-Secretary Jacob
Franzrsd has misappropriated about $4,000 Of
tho funds. His method. 1t is alleged was to
draw the money out OF tho bank on checks.
which he could easily do. as his signature to
an order for money was sufficient under the
rules Of the association. The State law now
Esauirss the signatures OF the President and
Franzred Is still in tue city. He will 10 ar
rested tomorrow. He says il he is arrested he
will give away several other pooplo who are in
the Same box with him. He was Secretary Of
asveinl other building associations. among the
number tho Allomania. which charges that no
u deiaulter to It in the sum OF S. 900.
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CABLE NEWS FROM LONDON.
6ALFOURs IRT.H BILL IN RAISIN0 4
STORM IN ENGLAND.

Neither Tories NOR Liberal Cnioussts Lik .
It-sPwrEcs~'s Friends lIopa 10 See Hin
Soon In SITS Puisit. bst His Deeters
are Very Doubtful-A stsAent's Fate.
cnyutcAl 1901. BY tn, Nero Iors Annotated pr,n
LONDON. Aug l4.-If Mr.. Balfour had not OBJ
tainod the assent OF the leading mombsrs OF
ths Cabinet to his Irish Local Government
bill before announcing II, q rupture In the
Government and q split in the party would
have been inevitable. The draft OF tho bill has
mover been before regularly constituted Cab
met council. A committee OF tho Cabinet. con-
sisting Of Mr.. Balfour, MIR. Goschen. Lord Ash
bourne. and Sir Michael Hicks-Deach. has
for eighteen months boon working oil tho BILL
In Its final shape. in which It was referred to
and was approved by Lord Salisbury. 1t re-
mains unknown. further than what has boon
said In recent public utterancss TO the rest Of
tho Ministers. Apart from objections to the
principles Of tile measure. this ignoring OF Con-
sentative chiefs closely In touch with the rank
and hle OF the party has added to tho general
dscontsntc No Unionist section Whatever
thoroughly. endorses Mr.. Balfour's outlined
measure.
Tho spectator. tho leading Unionlst organ. In
Its issua TO- morrow vii! nut the position OF
tho Liberal Unionists straight In denounciDg
the bill ~ . horns rulo measure In disgGise.
Tho National 1bserrer. now attaining the front
rank as . weekly exponent OF Tory opinion.
attacks the Ministry as becoming . moro
Liberal. nionist agency. and adds thut MIR.
BslfouTs constructive legislation. will
conducs 40 little to the party credit
as 10 the national advantage. Among
the Ministerial groups only ono tho
Goscb EN- Cham berlnin sot. can 10 said to cor
dially support Mr.. Balfonr. Strong through
force Of character and Intellectual superiority
Is this group are iasg are Ssy ~ 90 sr
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Work ON the worla'. Fair Buildings.

CHICAGO. Aug. 14.-This morning a large
force OF men resumed work upon the mines
and mining buildings Of the Worlds Fair.
Work was suspended on the woman's build
Ing but low hours and Is being actively
pushed ahead The temporary delay in the
work on some Of the buildings caused bv the
necessity OF verifying cnIculal ions is now about
over and the work OF construction is being
pushed all round.
:, Mrs Palmer has received n letter from Mr.
Ryan. United States Minister to Mexico. In
which be say he will end' avor to have Presi-
headed by Ms. Diaz. 10 interest the ladies' OF
Mexico. Mr.. ltyan has no doubt Of success.
and thinks the committee will prove o most
valuable aid to tho American Woman's Board.
The commissioners for Guatemala intend to
Tho Loard OF Control Of the world's Co.
lumbar Exposition to-day considered the
matter o: awards and decided to petition
Congress for On amount a., I'll lent to make the
medals and pay the salaries VI Board OF
JuuQ8R
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Opening
.-AE.-


CHICAGO. AUG. 14.-This WAS smother wild
and worrisome day In the wheat DIT on tho
Board OF Trade. Prices went UP and dowa
over very wide range without any apparent.
~ sufficient cause. and both bulls and bears
were alternately Oh the Rridiron. though the
advocates OF higher prices had the host Of the
situation aud improved their Opportunities to
the extent Of ultima ely carrying prices to .
aud the close WAS Az higher. The bulls long.
delayed ~ ediciion Of dollar wheat was RnxiIy
verified nnd they h"ilsd the big round ilEurs
the end Of the session. 1t was the cuiminn.
tion Of q rapid advance Of 2tc. No effort was
made to put II higher. and II was doubtless put
to that figure for its moral effect.
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A Message In tho Bottle.

BENTON HARBoR. Mich. Aug. IA bottio
has been picked up on the beach nenr here.
containing piece OF brown paper. ON which
the following was written: "We. the undor-
signed. are passengers on tho Thomas Hume
Tho scLooner's hold is rapid'y filing with
water. and we have no hone q escape. We are
Ing Tor hours. We have fr ends In McCOOk
Mob: and Elkhnrt. Ind. Please notify them OF
our fute. FRANK MAYNARD,
WILBUR GROVER"
The schooner Hume was lost on Lake Nlichi-
gan about May ~ last. with seven men on
board. Not tho slightest trace Of The vessel
las bson found. 1t was owned by llocileyN
Hume OF Muskecon.
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The Remain. of nm Icsthyo..ur,.a.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 1.-THE head OF mon
strons prehistoric reptile. o. fish. was found
to-day by some workmen while ~xcavating In
the cellar OF Hsrriss d uG store In Allegheny
on FEDERAL street. near tho Fort Wayne Rail.
road dc. OF.
1t wns placed in tho window OF the drug
store. whore this afternoon and evening 1t at
lractea tn. Rstonished EnZo OF thousands. 1t
Is fearfulr ugly thing. 1t Is about two icet
long and iwelve inches across the top. Tho
mGn,h !, someihnE lise I'M alllgator's aud Is
iled with immense fangs.
The eyes nre far down on the side OF the
head and are oval in form. Tho entire head is
Ietiiiird. Dr. Fran Hal ma. an authority on
matters OF this kind, sRys this Is probably the
finest specimen Of ich'hyosaurian remains In
The world.
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ARRESTED for Poiso.,ur a Cow

MAIDEN. Mass. Aug. lA-CurtIs and FAMINE,
Byron OF Everett wore iudlct oil To-day cbnro.d
With poisoning COW owned By Patrick Con.
nell OF that town. Connell has suffered con.
sidsrably IN the past few yeara from nersecu,
tons 81 this nature. His we'll WAS poisoned
s sIIna Tine m sgo end himself and nearly
chickens have been poisoned by wholessis. nv
dogs and COW have met death By the sams
committed on his. rrsmisss. Last May snotheI
S vow was r pc s one and only prompt medical
who had drunk Of "a" " sG ns,t 81 ne fsnily
pFGtrssor has found white lead 10 the stomach
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Got His Money Ra,k,

DAYTON. Ohio Aug. IA young man. nm.
swerlng tho description OF tho Columbus
Grove robber. lost $l06 ut faro iu Sam Wae-
nor's gambling house ON May street hero yes
terday. At 10 O'Clock this morning the nan
walked Into the gambling room up stairs
where tho game WAS going on. and. with u
cooked revolver In each hand. com PEELED tho
dealer. old Sam Wagner. TO refund tho money
Mith rev0lyers stu covering Wagner and mis-
out u the room and walked Though the
crowded bsrroom Into the atrost. and was gone
before the news OF tho deed had got dvWn
stairs. pursult was not atom LteL.
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CIT down TIE PAINTERS.
Nicolas Danenscheiaky's SCHEME for Re.
venGs was Rad.


venGs was Rad.
Nicolas Damenechefsky. = Polish cabinet
maker. who owns little house on Watkins
avenue. between Sutter and Blake avenues. in
the Twenty sixth ward, brooklyn. objected to
tho way his lot was cut away for tho founda-
ton Of q new building adjoining. Yesterday
John Niebuhr and Harris Minister began the
work OF painting the house. Damenschet-
sky objected .strsnuously to the ladders
being suspended over. his property. and.
o.. the story Is told BY tho painters no
deliberately out the ropes which su.psndod
tne!n in tho air. Joseph Kiensky.a harness
maker. helpsd to cut the rores Both painters
were thrown violently 70 the ground. Niebuhr
escaped iujury. but Minister struck on his
head and was carried unconscious to st.
Mary's Hospital. where It was found that he
had . very teyere scalp wound.
Damenscheisky and his comnanion were
locked up in the Seventeenth precinct station
on 4 charge Of assault. They claim that thu
mon Tell on. the ladder from their own care
lessnea.. and hat tho arrested men only cut
the ropes after tue painters had fallen 10 tho
ground,
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An Employee Arrested for the Boston SIN
- '~.,, Robbery.

Boston. Aug. 14.'-Arthur G. LITTLE, a neektie
cutter for the Wholesale furnishing house of
Cleveland. Brown e. Co. on Otis street. tho firm
that was robbed OF $1,000 worth Of silk By
burglars On Tuesday night was arrested last
night All tho circumstances OF the robbery
indicated that 1t was snRineersd. II not
planned. by some person Thoroughly fam llInr
pot only with the construction OF tho building.
bnt al.e with IT. nature and the distribution Of
hh h. most valMabls portion Of the firms stock.
locked IN the morning after the robbers, lust
% they had been left The night before. The
where u, persons are emplo, cd. and one OF
tnsm: noting signs of embarrassment on the
IN bis room was found about 81, 600 worth az
Eleyeapd. Brown Co.'S property. most OF il
hMvine been differed prior 10 The big r,,b6cry,
patt OF Tuesdays booty ~ w
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The BODY OF Ber..-a au,nn 8. Bow.ry bay.

The BODY OF Bersard Quinn II Bowsry BAY
Mrs. Bernard Quinn OF 1863 West sixty.sixth
street, this city. visited Nuon's Moreus. at
Underwood. last night. and identified tho body
found yesterday morning In Bowery Bay as
that OF her husband. who had been missing
since Saturday last.
The body was badly decomposed In the
pockets OF tho clothes were found sixty cents.
a latch key. two phials containing colorless
liQuld. q black silk eye patch. and a small
nocketbook. in ths book was this letter. writ
ten in ink:
NEw YolE. July n 1891.
Mr.. Rrocxiss' VIII ron please send of1ceF 10 1888
West slsty-si.th strs;t { have 8 small children. /
the children been 10 the hospital for long time and
my children WA neEisctsd by their mothet shs 70
druutArd. M little girl OF ten years old will tell ysu
.ad story Of her cruel mc'hsr lhope you Wi inye:
best BkasAHp QUisE i8S West 1Sth street top hoor.
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THE President TO GO TO VERMONT.

The Car. tho Route, and the Time Table by
which He VIII Travel to Bennington.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 14.-President Harrison and
his party. who are 10 attend the centennial
celebration to be held ut Bennington. VT. on
the 10th inst. will leave Cape May In tho
private car OF General Manager Laying ri the
West Shore Railroad on The morning OF Tues.
day. the 18Th inst. arriving the Same evening
at North bennington. whore they will dine
ard stop with Con. j. &. Mccullough. The
itinerary OF the trip Is US follows:
Leave ape Nay on rennsSly;nis R.'lrosd aA.M :
West shore Rnilroad. r n: arrive At y eeha vixen
IL r ": leave Weehawkcn, so, r, NJ; arrive 1t
a. Kingston r. Il , ave; Kins.,on. .nYr " .rriy.
Hudson Railroad t:t, l. NJ: arrive al Iroy oS0 p H.
leave Troy OIL Fitchburg Railroad, J. NJ: arrive rt
North bennington via r., h. aud r. Railroad, SI5 L. n
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Social Lille ut Bur IIsrbor.

BAR HARBoR. Aug. IA hall was given by
Mrs. George Pendleton Rowlor. at Kobo Valley
tonight. for which more than l.2CO Invitations
were sent out Among tho guests wero tho
BlaInes. Secretary Tracy. Mrs. WIlmerdInR,
Admiral Gternrii. George ". Vanderbilt. Er.
ami Mrs. Sloan". tspt ltO,iccr. Of the pbijade.
i,iiH. lena OF and Mira. Hale. Mrs. p. H. Shsr.
J, I'm l,idlle Porter.
night by Secretary Tracy and Mrs Whine riias.
swell affatr.
A reception TO invited guests was Givrn on
board tho Phi!sdslphia from to O'Clock this
A(tornuop,,
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MENDHAM. n. j., Aug. 14.-Gen. Abner
Doubleday. who has been seriously Ill vt his
summer residence In this village. 10 better to-
day aud Is able TO sit up. His physicisn. Dr.
John says he Will pull through all right. Tho
General has suffered from a number OF ab.
scessea, and has had to undergo several very
painful surgical operations. which 70 weak
tned him that his CONDITION caused bis friends
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EIMIRA. Aug. 14.-The Republican primaries
IN ChepIinR county were completed last night
By the Gancuses In the Seventh ward OF this
city and In the town Of Elmira. The Fassett
Republicans claim the Seventh ward. but
It Is contested ly tho Flood Republicans.
The Flood Rr,nbicans carried the oaucus In
the town of ElmirR which Ia contested. The
results ns O vhue are ns follows:
FRsseu konublicaEs, uncontcsted. so: Flood
Republicans. urcnntested. 27: contestsd. 100
Vi the contested seats ue FRseeit Repu blicsns
contest 40 nnh the Flood hspnhlicans ". The
with two delegations to tho state aud senu.
torial Convention apparently assured,
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Thrown Finy Fee. Down a Oral. Bin.

Martin Higgins is employed In tho grain els.
vator At tho foot OF Eleventh street. NORTH
River. Tho boss. William A. H.linG OF as
Thirty-ninth street, Brooklyn. gave him N
rider on Thursday. to which higgins made an
~. olent reply. A scuitie ,ensued. " which
Higgins was thrown down the gram lin. dir
tur~ OF the hir. At Jet1e lson Marset yssterdsy
Justice Hogan held Iieling in 81 900 Dali u
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS CONDITION.
his Health Very Good In Spite OF HIS Dis
abilag Accident

His Health Very Good In Spite OF Hts Dis.
abliaE Accident.
BERLIN. Aug l4.-Asde from the inconveni-
ence Of moving about with his leg held stin by
bandsees, Emperor William Is enjoying excel.
lent health ,Dr..xon Boetticher. Secretary Of
tho Imperial Home Office and representative
of the Chancs llor. visited Kiel and bold quite .
long conference with his Majesty upon auss.
sions pertaining to tho State.
Tho fact that the Emperor is able to devote
Great part Of his time to the business Of the
that The alarming reports circulated In regard
10 his physical and mental condition are un.
founded. and is taken to oonhrm tho state
ments that these runors arc the work OF speo-
ulators who arc interested In bringing about .
depression In prices on tho B0urse.
Upon the conclusion Of HIS Majesty's con.
ierenco with DR.. Won bosttther ne started on
q trip 10 sea on tho imperial yacht Hohenzol-
lern. ue.wi.l to gone for day.
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Appointment. ~ III. Prr.,dent.

CAPE MAY POINT. Aug. 1.-THE President to-
day announced Tho following appointments:
Henry c. Niles to be Judge OF the Northern and
moved: Charles W. Erdman OF Lonisviiir, Nv.
TO DO Consul ut Colon; Alice Shannon POST
m.stress at FED Ledge. Mont. and. Fred T.
Weinnman1. Postmaster At Benicia Cal,
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uoey and M.ek,n w.r- No, HELD.

William Hoey and Patrick Mackin work for
Tracy 4 Russell. brewers. Recently there was
. street fight in which they and three Other
men named Lacy. HALEY. and Carmody wer::
labor lrouhles. Ali. the printipa . were 70.
rested. On Wednesday there WAS al sx.inina.
ton before Justice Hogan In Jefferson Market
Court: At the time 1t was reported that IiOey
and Mackin were hold for trial NJ Special res.
sions. Tracy kusseli SAY. that his was a
mistake. md that Lacy. HALEY. and Carmody
were he prisoners held
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congressman r,,eh 10 Sick.

FmE ISLAND Aug. 4.-Congressmsn Ash.
bel T. Fitch WAS taken with a fever here three
weeks ago and has been confined TO his bed
since that time. Though nothing serious at
the first. y developed iuio Intermittent fsvar.
from which he Ia Tow suffering. Hs is not In Il
d.ngetons condition. Congressman Fitch,
with his family. Is occupy nv one OF the COT.
tuGss connected with the Surf Hotel.
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4 wo..n's My.t-rIou. Death.

AUBURN. Aug. IA Coroner's jury has been
perplexed to-day to ascertain the cause OF the
mysterious death OF Mrs. Clara Pierce. daugh-
ter OF Iespectaols parents In Troy. Last night.
after drinking with male companion. shs ro-
tired to ~ room 10 small hotel. and WAS soon
taken Ill. A physician was cal ed ana rem aimed
post norton showed that death was produced
y upnatnEal eapse.s but the precise cause Of
iournsd TO await developments. The most
probable theory seems 10 be suicide BY NOR.
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O'RrIea Pays tho Costs.

LONDON. Aug. 14.-Mr. William O'Brien hav-
ing paid the costs OF court In the action for
libel brought by him against Lord Salisbury,
IN which action Mr.. O'Brien was non.sulted.
tho action Of the Bankruptcy Court In doclar-
Ing hin, insolveht because OF his refusal to puy
tie costs has been annIlled.
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Ingalls, VIII Stay ut Home,

ATcHIsoS. Kan. Aug. l4.-Ex.senator John
J. ingalls, said to-day that no had no intention
Of going to Europe this fall Mrs. ingalls, dis
liked tho tdsa q putting 1900 miles Of water
bstwes1 her ELI and her children. Mr.. In gals,
poraneouS political history.
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Leaped Fro. Hospital Window.
Jacob Lederberg. "a years old. OF lt6 Dslan.
coy street. who Is temporarily insane. jumped
ysst4srdsy aiter99one from the second:story
sixth street and Lexington avenue. He Allght-
ed on grass plot and was uninJured.
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BAN FRANcIsco. Aug. IA private letter
received from Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson
gives . gloomy outlook for Europeans In
sssnS.; WTitinE from yalluns nes "a Apls, un-
constant tumult OF tbrestsnsd war and mas
sAors OF the whltsa The!e are NO men. oi. war
here but one Germsn ship. !and, that don't
our country Would Send us aSip.
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PARIS. Aug. 14.-Ths King Of Greece. who
ia Waiting Paris. took lunch to-day with Prssi-
dent anL Mme. Carnot at Fontainebleau. A.
cordiai conversation was carried on between
his Majesty aud his hosts.
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0@s Hugo E,,el Ge,,,,n wen.

Hugo Eitel. the Harlem bov who was said BY
Tour physicians two days ago to be dying Of
hsdrophobis. 10 getting well very fast Since
Of the way Of Bis sympsthisins irisnds. Bic
psonrees toyatd health hes bsea rapid. The
Is y: aS:e y d. :S would
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AsDuRY PACK. N. j.. Aug. Ian entertain
ing ohildren's carnival was held tonight at
the Asbury Park Beach Auditorium. Dancing
Master Dare had charge OF the entertainment.
Iwo hundred aDd nifty children danced
tors. The little girls danced fandanRos skirt
dances, and reels better than many profess
si f,T ~ The proceeds OF The sp,srtainment
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EAToNTowN. NJ j.. Aug. N.-Eugsns II. Mar
tin, editor OF the Eatontown Advertiser. has
been sued By his wife Mrs. Ida Martin. for di.
vorce. She charges both infd-ity snd drser.
ton. Mr.; Martin In In New York. Rnu his pro.
posed action In tho case 10 not yet known.
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Gleason Makes . School Principal.
Ex-senator Edward F. Pagan Of Msspeth
has been appointed principal OF the Long
Island City High School by the Board Of
Education ut q salary Of t2.0bO per year. The
Glok ~ ~
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Max. Way Tor Gr.,n Trains.

ST. PETERsBURo. Aug. IA rkass has
boon issued directing the railroad officials
throughout the country 10 give precedence
over all other trains. passenger or freight. to
trains conveying ;,ran supplies to tho dis
lroSseJ DrOvinceH
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BATH. Aug. 1.-THE drillers for coal at Small
Point have passed through 27-inch vein Of
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