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a sTRKER BAYoNETTED
BY a s11itia Sentry FOR Attempting L
Pass tho Lines.

BY o Militia Sentry Tor Attempting TO
Pass tho Lines.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, August IA
drunken citizen named Samuel Rogers,
was bayonetted by guard last night.
He attempted to pass guard on sentry
duty The sentry belonged to the
Fifteenth regiment and was on provost
guard duty. Rogers came up and
wanted to pass into the lines, He was
challenged, but disregarding the notiti-
cation, tried TO pass on.
The sentry Immediately showed his
bayonet into the leg OF tho man, who
fell to the ground. He received a pain
full but not serious injury. He was ar
rested and taken to camp. The affair
created much excitement, as Rogers Is
striker.
Rev. DR.. Ballour, a Lutheran minister,
conducted services at,the mill to-day.
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NoRFoLK. Va, August 14.-Fire to.
night burned out Mayer & Co. . railroad,
mill and steamboat supply house on
Market square. The stock Of goods was
valned at S2S, 1000; insured, but the
amount Is not ascertained. The loss to
the building is about sac, 900.
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pe p.moerat. Rsally uae nooalea

NEw YoRK, August Il, The Western
Democratic campaign fund inaugurated
by the New York Word starts of with
the following subscriptions. Joseph
Pulitzer, Of the New York World, Sl0,-
coo; O, II. Taylor, Of the Boston GIObe,
81 600; aud W. n. singerly Of the
Philadelphia Record, $1,000.
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ooNaREssaIAN WARwIcK DEAD.
Major aTeKialsy's sueeolsor in, tho Honss
Mas AZ IEaahinrkon. :. = q

Dies nt Washtngton.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August II John
G. Warwick, representative in Congress
from the Sixteenth district OF Ohio.
died at his rooms in the Riggs House in
this city abouts O'Clock tonight BE
was serving his first term in Congress
as the successor OF Major Mckinley.
whom he defeated alter one Of themost
memorable and bitterly contested cam-
paigns in the history Of Ohio politics.
Mr.. Warwick was nearly sixty.twc
years OF age, and was native Of Ire.
land. He came to America in 1850, and
was interested in mercantile pursuits.
milling, mining and farming, and enter
ing public lie, was elected lieutenant.
governor OF Ohio as o Democrat in 1888.
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Che Cholera Record.

81. PErEnsBuRe, August 1.-THE
cholera report from the whole OF Russia
for the 11th inst shows a large increase
in the number Of cases as well as in the
mortality. There were reported 9,lH
new crses and 5000 deaths.
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HARRISON AND REID
Write characterissic Letters to
New Jersey Republicans.
THE SIGNIFICANT gTIERGNCES

OF EurOpsua Newspapsrs aad Boards
ofTrade, Says president HARRISON,
Point to the Fact Tint Our Com.
mercia1 Rivals Appreciate tho
Great Strides We Have Made in
the Development OF American
Trade aad Prestige by the Passage
Of tl,e MCKINLEY Bal.--Mp. Reid,s
I.erscr r-p.sSasssas-
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Tho purIal Of Rlsgla.

PnIIApE1rnIA, August 14- With
measured tread to the solemn music Of
muaiod drums G0OO representatives,
from naval and military divisions and
patriotic organizations to-day Joined in
Inc funeral procession OF Charles W.
Riggin, boatsYain's mate Of the United
States steamship Baltimore, killed in
tho streets Of fsYnlpafalso,
AT least 100000 others silently
watched the cortege 40 II moved from
Independence hall 10 Woodland ceme-
terry, while several thousand more who
were permitted 10 enter the cemetery,
listened to the funeral oration and Wit
messed the religious services at the
grave.
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NEW YoRx, August Il -AspecialfrOin,
westHela, n. j., says: The Republican,
Of this section opened their new wig
wan last night with amonster ratifca-
ton meeting. The principal speaker
was Colonsl Robert i. Frazer, OF Michi-
gun. After he had concluded Clmirman
codding read letters from President
Harrison and Hon. Whitelaw Reid:
President HarTisonts letter was as
follows:
ExBcUrrvE MANSION, I,
WASHINGTON, Jnly Is 1882. s.
Czrr,0s \. ctdaIag,
DEAR SIR:-1 have your letter calling
my attention 10 the dact that the Re
publicans OF Westfsld are about com.
pleting q large "wigwam" to be devoted
to campaign purposes, and that the
first meeting is soon to be held Tor the
dedication Of this structure. I con-
gratulate you and your Republican tei-
low citizens upon this early expression
OF interest in the campaign.
The Republicans OF New Jersey have
much to discourage them, but with q
devotion to principle and taith in the
right which is most communicable,
have stealfastly renewed the fight The
recent exposure OF election frauds IN
your state and the conviction Of the
offenders must have wholesome IN
ffuence IN the direction OF honest cleo
tious md viii give our friends In
creased courage and hope.
The utteyances OF European neWspa-
pers and boards OF trade very strongly
testify to the fact that our commercial
rivals appreciate the great strides which
have recently been taken In the devel-
opment OF American trade and Amert-
can prestige. ] cannot but believe that
these acts OF legislation and OF admin.
istration which have attracted the OBJ
seryation and envious criticism Of our
rivals win be approved by the Amerl-
can people.
Very respectfully yours,
aa BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Nh. Reidis letter was as follows:
opHIR FARsI, \
WEST CHESTER CouNrY,
NE@ YoEK, July %. J.
C. y. CoddiaS. Rtstasid, N. J.
DEAR SrR-I congratulate you ON tho
promptness and spirit ia which you arc
opening the campaign in New Jersey.
Il your enthusiasm and readiness to-
work could be spread throughout the
state, our opponents would not count
upon New jersey with the same conf
ience which they feel as to Georgia, and
New Jersey herself would not be so
lonely among her neigh6oring sister
states as she has been apt to be in ma
tional contests. Relying greatly upon
the valued work OF youf organization
for good results in Westtield. y nm with
best thanks Yours truly. +
WHTTEIAw REID.
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Wnnlhnr roreea.l for ro.aar.

For Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
fair, variable winds.
For Ohio, laiF, probably preceded hy showers
at lake stations, slightly warmer, winds shifting
10 southeast
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Alta knights Of Pythias carnival in
Columbus, IND, Friday, Win Robertson
sailed away In q balloon and has not
been heard from since.
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z. isrnlshsd By {; sselsEsy. e Z dFpsgl't corner
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later

At ! o'clock this morning tire broke
out In three places in the Lehigh
yards again simultaneously. The IRE
department seem unable 70 duench Il,
The New York express No. i (Egiel
iS held two miles out because It cannot
pass New York express No. has not
peen sent ont for tho samo reason.
2 a. Tn.-Word has lust been re-.
ssetved that q train Of ~ care ON the
Eric road, illed with hne merchan
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TnE MINERS, sTRIKE

In tho Fairmons ReGion-EyorythinG
Quiet ut Present-rhe Situation.
sn,.tnI T,1sDnieh 10 khs InLslligeaeer.
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a Timely Legend.
From The Cincinnati Commercial

From The CINCINNATI C0mmefclal
That fear of cholera kills more people than
the cholera itself was illustrated by story
told by an old German citizen yesterday.
Many years ago while the cholera was raging
in parts OF Germany and extending daily its
baneful influence an old doctor, taking an
evening stroll outside the gates of bis town,
saw coming towards him horrible object.
It's form and shape was human, but its aspect
was mass of corruption.
'Who are you" asked the doctor
II am the cholera"
"Where are you goinG?
AZ am going to that town"
The doctor terrified pleaded an begged
for the monster to change it's route. but to no
nurpose Its road led through the Gown and
into the town it must so. But TO compromise
with the good old doctor the cholera promised
not to kill more than five people in the town.
Next morning the physician was cIled To a
potient whom he found to have tn, cholera.
The cases multiplied hourly and CONSERVATION
spread among the people of the cit' ana All
those who could get away did so. lhere were
not five but there were 5000 deaths IN the
town. After the cholera had subsidized the
doctor. In his walks, again met tie cholera
spectre and upbraided it for not having kept
tts word with him. Said the cholei;
~ swear have kept my promise~hot Killed
more than five of your fellow citizens. Inc
others died of fear
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The Color Line in Africa.
New Orleans Picayune.

From The New Orleans Ilcd5 uhe'
1t seems that in the negro's nate hApi'a-
tiop the white man is not able to live al peace
With him. Cape Colony has for SINE time
hcen exercised over the danger OF negro donl-
nation. and the colonial parliament ms ADOPT,
cd measures to obviate the danger radlcal
as to put Mississppi's new constitution TO the
blush 1t proposes to abolish the 1lllterate
voter altogether and to make property
nnolifc,tion Of 1915. The bill or these
changes has passed to the third reading OF the
colonial parliament. 1t is the woK of the
premier, Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, who is no"n as
nm advanced liberal in all his viWs. The
I,,,gIisb papers including London ruth, call
this setting a good example to sane other
countries" Truth further commits that
although Mr. Kb' ucs is such liberia man ne
il too sensible 4 man to allow tho Votes OF
Came njcgrrs IT, swamp those of he white
mon" MIR. Laboucherc's radical Itper also
think. that 'rl"rr are people who think 1t
equally objectionable to permit tho vote or
dcnscly Ignorant yokels to swamp those OF
educated electors.
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the same trying ordeal And while there are many
things to my mind more uncertain, still there are

the same trying ordeal And while there are many
things to my mind moro uncertain, still there are
none mors unpleasant.
But have learned the art of making jelly. and
If Aunt Susie will follow the directions here given
she need entertain no fears OF success First,
there three different kinds. or shades or JeHy
to be made from the same grape: TO make white
jelly, gather the grapes before quite ripe; pulp
bag; to every two cups of juice add one Of sugar,
and to every four cups of juice boil exactly TWEEN
ty-five minutes no less or longer time; when mn
ished have ready your tumblers, which have only
to he placed on cold wet cloth. ana the Jeliy can
be poured in boiling hot. To make dark red, but
clear transparent jelly place the grapes IN gran
lite vessel. q gallon pan, for Jelly makes
quicker when boiled in a large PAM cover closely,
of grapes; boil until the grapes are only broken,
then take from the fire, pour into the Hammer Dag
and let drip, being careful not to squeeze it any;
add sugar and boil rs before. II yellow Jehy IS
desired, boil the grapes and squeeze through the
bag twice.
Haw jelly, put on haws with water sufhcient TO
cover when we'll cooked, strain, adding one cup
of sugar to three of juice; to four cups OF 1ulce
boil forty minutes; very fast Tor thirty mlhutes'
then let slowly simmer.
Apple jelly is boiled the same length OF time,
and sugar to be added to taste, as some are nucn
more acid than others. l have made jelly from
apples, pouring it immediately IN the butter lhoio
stamping it as perfect as butter.
Lemon Jelly. Slice n dozen lemons; take on the
rinds except one put to boil for five minutes,
then strain; add two cups OF sugar TO one OF Juice
If four cups of juice boil twenty minutes ms
is the prettiest jelly ever saw, and the quickest
made.
Now, Aunt Susie, l would like for you to try my
plan, and better still, would like to know OF your
success. You can take a small clock TO the kltcn-
en- like myself, and there will be no mistake
Success to you in the future, and unceaslng
good wishes for The Constitution.
Many thanks-will try recipes.
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Fruition.
'Lct thy life be like the day.
Dying mid the sunsets roses
Fairesr when about thy way
Deaths eternal shadow closes.
Let it be like summer time.
Season of supernal splendor.
Full of promises divine,
Love- and joy, and music tender;
Like the autumn. let it be,
When the worlds aglow with beauty
Rich with golden sheaves, for thee
Ripened in the fields Of duty
-HUBNER,
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Will the correspondents of this column please
address their letters to 480 CORTLAND avenue,
and not 400. This is the new number of my
house, and all letters must be addressed to No.
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Baby Ruth's ''in clover now;
In the white house soon she'll crow
With delight that dadda's in,
Ard Boss Benny didn't win.
Give the Mckee kid a pinch,
For, my sweet. you've ''got the cinch,"-
And the presidential lalls
Soon will echo with your squalls.
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sc Is an Exception.

From The New York Press.
II don't think there is u man living but
cares for public opinion
az don't think Smith does"
''What makes you think he doesnt?"
Gle carries his moasses home from the
grocery store in a dcmiiohn"
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MALE TEACHER WANTED-To taxa
charge of McRae Academy for 1898. Must bs
The right man VIII be paid $40 per month.
Applications viii he considered October 10.
49,. address me mt Mciiae, Ga. a. L.
Ryals. secretary building trustees.
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FOR THE KINGDOM
A Cosby Exchange of Views Among tho
Ladies for Themselves
n office

NoTE-Letters written on both sides OF the pape
cannot be printed.
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rDr- A PACKAGE OF MEDICINE for cure OF
| Ill List mood, Emissions Varioocele Small
+ II / + Weak Parts, ETC., mailed sealed FREB.
ii l. GgEo YATES, Box 252, Jersey City, N ].
Name this paper. sep15 w26t
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esfsS7 asT OF 5BEAUTIEUL CARDS, CANA
sI VIA It{E AL' 2I "a splendid gsme 800
Prize Puzzles fop make MONEY with topo
postage BIRD CARD cL4sTosTrILS Cosx
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or SAMPLES OF ENv SILK FRINGE s@ssesnus-l.
% ~ HIDDEN NAME ARDSI GAHE OF HAP
PYGOTUCEY RIDDLES, RING, PEN Va xssxST
SHuLpEI2c GLEN CO., BOX j, NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ~aSS
..!.e INNS lap.r Oct4-w26t cow
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Urn Month and expenses to lady or gentlemen
Mi Introducing druggists specIaties.S Samples,
pOGfof stamp. 4. L. Baldwin, Baltimore, Mo
NLLnA Ln-S stD2)-Wl3G e
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WANTED-A position in a school or family
as teacher; English branches and music
taught. References given. Address Miss
lewis. Boz COS Huntsville. Ala.
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GDhD BANK Pointers F9 pH, RiE lSEass 2TFT
~ EsSa InE on sENP SELF
ssao Drawer /, chicago, H.
Name this PAPER. octf-w6t W
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We cannot advertise in this department
Several letters have been received this week
offering articles and mentioning a fixed price
we leave out all such letters; do not object 10
simple exchanges, but other offers will be left
MT.
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Mrs. Mary ID. Cox, Dow, Miss.-Would like to
know the address of the little grrl who wrote from
Millikens Bend, La, The Constitution,
August Both. VIII she please send her address to
my dress as wish to write to her. Address as
above.
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Mrs. Nancy Smith, Harmony Grove, Gal wish
to ask if any of the readers of the Kingdom can
tell me OF the whereabouts of my brother, An
drew W. Harris, aged forty -six. When he last
heard from he near Lynchburg, Tenn,
eleven years ago.
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Exchange List.

Nots--I1ease word all exchanges as
briefly as possible We have not room for
long exchanges and several have been left
out this week on that account. We can
not give but three or four lines to each ex-
change.
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Mrs. w. NJ. whatiey, Helena, CAN. n. c.,
Sparta, Ga asked for good recipe for packing
eggs. There is no better way than packing
them in salt with the small end down. BE sure
they nice fresh eggs when packed. The first
tried was this time of year for Christmas, thirty
eight years ago; they kept perfectly.
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Mrs. L. A. Haynes, Vadosta, Ga.-Your letters
are ever interesting and entertaining. But tine
"ITncertaintics of Life" has called forth n laugh,
and at the same time entertained sympathetic
feeling for like yourself, have passed through
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Mrs. A. J. Brinson, Rocky Ford Ga
Will exchange green elvet for silk, satin
or supplement to Peterson's magazine con-
tanning outline patterns.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL
sAUsALITo- SAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
NORTH PACIFIC (0fST RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.


Commencing Thursday, May 90, iS92, and
follows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUSALITO ROSS
VALLEY and san RAFAEL week days. 80,
900. ii 90 A. NJ: SO 3 rs, 90 AS, $50 p n.
Is IndayS) Us 900. 9 90. 800, 80 A NJ; $50,
1850, 2:3O, I 40, $3.50, 6:45 P. N.
From SAN FRANCISCO FOR MILL VALLEY week
days)-7:3O $500, ll:0O A. NJ; 1928, $500 5:45.
(sundaysj-s:OO. 900. 1000, 1880 a NJ; 80.
2:s0 4 80 $3.50 p. NJ. Extra trip on Saturdays az
] 40 p. NJ
From SAN FRANCISCO Tor FAIRFAX week dayO
300 a. H.. 800 P. ".
(Sundaysl 500, 900. 1000, IL 80 NJ 1880.
1870 r. "
Prom SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (wecS
dsys-6:i0, 6;45, 7:45, 9:l5, ll:05 a. NJ LAS.
3 30, 20 p. ".
2:2O. 3:55. 5:lo. sos. 7;O0 P. NJ. Extra trip on
Saturdays at 6:25 P. NJ. Fare so cents, round
trip.
Prom FAIRFAX Tor SAN FRANCISCO (weeK
days)-7:36 a. r.: 5:l4 ?. NJ.
(Sund1ys)-2:l5, $3.50, 3: 500, 9: AS P. NJ Fare SO
cents, round trip
From MIL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-6;35, 6;55. $500. S:lO, IL 10 a, NJ; $3.50,
(sundays)-s:O5. lOIO lI:l5. A. NJ; 1:2O. 2:4O
4:lO 80, $3.50 P. n. Fare, 40 cents, round trip
From SAUSALITO Tor SAN FRANCISCO week
GSys)-6:45 7;l5, S:l5, 9:i5 II 40 A. NJ 2:25,
4.O5 5 as P. ".
(sandsysj : s:45 1925, 1870 A NJ; 1890. lao.
3:I5. 4: 80. 90. $50. 7;45 P. Al. Extra trip on
Saturdays az 800 P. N. Fare - cents, round
trim.
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SACRED HEART CONVENT.
School Exhibition-Distributi Of Med
ais and Premiums.


ais and Premiums.
The commencement exercises at the
Sacred Heart Presentation Convent School,
corner Of Taylor aud Ellis streets, took
place on Thursday last. They were at
tended by a large number OF the parents
and friends of the pupils. who were enter
tained with a very elaborate and ambitious
programme of vocal and instrumental
music, enliyened by the drama "C6ium bia
Elect and Free" and the farce, "a Precious
Pickle" both Of which were very creditab!y
performed by the young ladies of the senior
class.
At the close OF the exercises the prizes
we're awarded as follows: Archbishop Rior-
dams gold medal for Christian doctrine.
Miss Annie Gately; Rev. Father Prender-
CASTS gold medal for general excellence,
Miss Lille Power; Father Kirby's silver
medal for Christian doctrine, Miss Lille
Power; silver medal for music, Miss Josie
Barry; silver medals for diligence in
studies, the Misses May Robinson, Kath-
leen Leahy, Lille Power. Josie Heating,
Lizzie Egan. Frances Sullivan, Florence
Pape, Lizzie Ryan, Emma Burke and Eva
Ledden.
A large number .of premiums were also
awarded in the various classes.
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w. NJ. Redmond's Beouests.

The will Of William NJ Redmond, filed for
probate, bequeathed to his son, William J.
H., $1,000 due from Bohemian Council 261.
A. L. H.; to another son. Joseph Henry,
$1,000 coming from Harmony Lodge 8 A. o.
L. W., and all else to them and their
mother, Sarah 4. Redmond. In case Of her
death it was his desire that all property 90
to the sons, except the household furniture,
which shall go to Mrs. Hannah Nelson.
The petition for the probate Of the will
shows the estate to be worth about $500,
being money in bank, a stevedore business,
shares in n building association and patent
right to manufacture tiles. The widow and
sons reside In RangOOn, India. Redmond
died on the 26th ult
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Rankin ntrnrcn Cnse.

With the reading Of his Chicago deposi-
ton, the divorce case Of Actor Arthur Nc
Kee Rankin was submitted yesterday tor
Judge CARRIER The deposition emphasized
three points; first. that no reconciliation
either total or partial had taken place be-
tween them; second, that her conduct never
at any time evinced anything more than q
willingness to accept for herself and chill
dren such Decuniary assistance as he was
able and willing to provide. and third. that
Mrs. Rankin is not entitled to alimony, be-
cause at the present time she is receiving
500 a week in a theatrical company in
Boston and is living in a palatial suite Of
rooms In one Of the best hotels there.