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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

Tsrrsbco o'Drirp. who has been for elyh.
teen years fco,msn Al the bottom Of lhs
Gaylord shaft Al Plymouth, Penn.yivaniA, has
been rescued from a horrible death He
went Oh duty about i've o'clock sunday after.
noon. III. livh, vi. blown out and be
started down tie mile ssnswar 10 obtain a
light He wss not sure Of his course, how.
ever, and .itsyrd Into \ side heading and Into
wofhinGs abandoned for the iast len years,
When he did not return 10 the top NJ The end
VI Tie shin his compnnioBs surmissd that he
had besn lost and searching parties wefc seut
out " ~ ilfty.iwo hours before he Vas
found. fully two miles from the shaft. H.
ssld be bad wandered m ypd gu, expecting
W ~ light, ss~sll he could non 90 Nfthet.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

, AMERICAN men Of money seldom or
never travel in their own country. 10
admire its scenery. but only to spy
out the land for Investments In real
estate railroads. lumber md minerals
1t is about time that tho fashion should
change and permit study OF the ma.
tional natural treasures. which will
we'll repay a visit.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

The steady increase OF tho French
Canadians In tho rural district, o
New England and In our great man.
ufacturlng conters has been con-
stnntly noted in recent years and tho
boast has been made that this popula-
tion from tho north would In time
supplant tho native population. Be-
tween the Irish Americana who now
represent nearly ono half tho popul,-
ton OF Boston, and the French Can.
adams who now count up In New
England. In round numbers 10 nearly
400. 600 tho timo 10 not far distant
when the rativo New Enslnnder will
be terribly squeezed In tho struggle
for existence, whom unless these for.
cign races arc thoroughly assimilnted
or Amer!canizcd we shall have great
difficulty In maintaining tho iniegri.
~ OF our civil institutions
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

THERE Is no question but what there
is a great deal Of harm arising from
the distinctive American trait OF
hurry and worry. This evil has had
noticeable effect on tho lives Of
business men as II is fact that in no
country in the world do men grow old
so fast as here
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22
THE DALTON GANG.
ROE AN EXPRESS TRAIN.
FORTY Thousand Dollars Secured from =
Missouri, Kansas D Texas Train
In Iadian Territory.

The Missouri, KansN q Texas passenger
train No. 3, southbound, was held up BY .
rang Of masked robbers At Adair, Indian
Territory, late Thursday night The robbers
secured the contents Of the safe Of tho PaciAo
Express Company and made good their ~
cape. 1t IL believed that the robbers were
the Dalto n gang, who are responsible for .
large number Of similar crimes In tho terri
terry, the latest being the robbery Of the Santa
70 express near Red Hook hardly month
ago. Four Of tho gang were recently cap
tursA near Guthrie, and posse was on the
track Of the others Of the gang.
The capture Of the four took place in the
early part Of this week, and 1t was believed
that the remaining members would certainly
be captured. They evidently eluded their
pursusrs, and while yet fresh from the pur-
suit committed another daring robbery. It's
behaved that the four men revealed the plot
Of to.niehts robsety, for posse was organ
issd At Adair TO protect tho Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas train. The method Of the robbery
corresponds with the methods Of all tho Dali
ton operations.
TAs train had Just left Adair when two mon
crawied over the tehder, terrorixed the en-
gineer and fireman With drawn scvolvers and
commanded the engineer 10 stop the train.
u b. did 70 the posse prepared fog an at
tack, which was Immediately made by the
MEMBER Of the gang from the road side. j.
g. Kennedy and two Indian policemen, men,
bsss Of the posse, reiterated and left the rob
bcrs slssr asid.
The express messenger In the meantime had
looked his safe snd hidden the key, after
having barricaded tAs doors Of the car The
robbers broke through the barricade. drilled
the safes and blew them 0rep with powder,
securing their entire contenta. The amount
stolen is believed to be in the nSiRhborhood
NJ AA0 OOO The rohhrrs cscancd
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

Actual work wa. commenced on the Hen.
ncpln canal, that !. To connect the lAkes with
the Mississippi river, under the contract "
Commodore A. ]. Whitney, on the 18th, The
spade with which the earth was broken IL tn
he engraved and exhibited At the World.
Fair 4 large force 81 mcn will he worked
and the excavation for three or four mile.
will he done before winter. possibly connect
Ing the Mississippi and Rock rivers,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

MERE beauty needs no appeal; it
makes Its own. But there is MOTH
ing after all 80 vulgar and
wearisome as physical charm without
adequate harmony OF mind and heart
We should prefer that all our procla-
nations should be for the develop
ment OF feminine harmony. rather than
the conservation OF bodily beauty.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

The American plan Of business
founded as 1t Is upon rush and push.
hurry and hurrah, is at best grind.
ing system. wearing away the lives OF
participants in it ind the question
arises: How can some relief be
found from this constant taxing to the
uttermost OF the strength and abilityt
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

severe explosion occurred shortly before
noon on the 18th. =, Ellcngo~rn ooliiery, Pa,
Men ~rrr engaged =, their work In u head.
Ing. when some person unknown entered
with y naked lamp, irinE n body u gas, In.
.,an,iy killing Casper Mitchell, n miner, aud
badly burning and mu,iis,inr seven or eirb,
oihcr. Tina, part Of tho mine In which the
explosion occurred Ia on firr
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

Two morc bciic. of victims who los, their
lives In the disaster nj NJ Grf,ai. lee balm.
on the morning II ruc.'ia, las,,hs,c been ~.
covered al kaiaDchrs, wbefc they were ear.
Rcd b, the Hood that swrp, down the fayine
In which ~ Uct,nis les balm. Il situated. Thi.
makes total 81 ninriy.sii bodies tina, have
been recovered thus far
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

A dispatch from Rome says Loud crplo.
sion, from Mount Htpa have been heard all
day. An earthquake has swallowed up Az en-.
tire village on the coast ~ Sicily. Shocks are
being felt IA rapid succession from Mount
.finn, and great ioas of life ls known 10 have
occurred, A. this hour II Il impossible 10
make any estimate II the sp,nber Of Killed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22
aos,r.er wiley M..a. na.ln....

A dispatch from Boise, Idaho, sAysi The
tension Of public feeling has rrlsscd somr.
what, n. Il seems 10 he settled that the truop.
are In sbsolut. eontrol kilograms have
passed between the governor and ,ho4e who
wsrc At the s.cnc aud arc ne foliowsf
General Curtlsi
"in addition To instructions wired lAst nigh,
now irstsmi, the following
~ any person is unprecedented In the act Of
blowing up railroad bridges or property OF
mill. or house. OF other property with dyna.
mite, or placing I, IN position To do 30. shoo,
him On the spot
"promaigs,e order To ihr troops,
tsirnrd) ~, II. WILEY, Governor.
ITO Governor Wiley
Your proclamation being printed and cir.
cnla'sd throughout the country. We have
troops sufficient aud confidence 10 being ~.
Storrd y
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

SOME years ngo It was generally 90
copied that electricity ~ current
sowing hsssgA nrQlsag . viss -
s ss-x M $3.50 e~.>.
- - is-shs lose
o. - - psssinR through .
tuhA 1Ah was too material con-
ccption, Notwithstanding the fact II
could not be demonstrated, aud tho
obscure term OF force was substituted.
This has since been allowed 10 stand
whilo the vain search for its cause
was continued. Now that electricity
has become so important an element
in the mechanical welfare OF the
world efforts to uncover tho mystery
OF Its existence have bccn redoubled.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22

NJ. Gladstone was reelected from his dis.
trio, Of Midlothian In Scotland by II majority
u oniy apo, ss against I Iri which bs .~cured
., the previous election. lis opponent. col.
onel wsuchopc, IL very popular citisen Of
that district
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
YNCHbuhG & DURHAM H. +

SHORT LINE TO NORTH AND WEST.
rralus leave Durham as follows:
o. q, l. Cal, 10 q n,
30 2 Vail and Express. $50 D. m
arrive at Durham:
%. Mail and Express, III. .s5 q. a.
No u, Local $40 q. m
o. con- ecta at Durham with Ric,
'nnd aud Danville trairs for Raleigl
nd pOiut> South; at Denueston June
ion ith Atlantic and Danville train.
"om Danville
No Connects at Denniaton junction
'lfh At'antic and Danville trains 70,
'anville.
Close connection made ut .ynchbur.
"th R'chnnud and lDanville. Chesa
'eake md Ohio, ana " ,rfolk and West
IN railrnat-, TO and from all point,
N..rth and East, West and Southwest
The hortesi and mos, direct line to
al, pnlnrs North and West
FOR Information apply TO
W. y. M CHELL, Gen'l Surt..
Lynchburg,j Va
y ~ except SUNDAY.
tDaily.
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
PTTTSBORO ROAD.
CARTHAGE RAILROAD.

Leave Carthage $40 .. m. and 80 q.
Arrive Cameron 1856 .. N. and 2:l5 p. n
Leave Cameron 0:S5 .. m. and 6 90 D. n
Arrive Carths ye 1910 .. m.and 6:35 m
". O. PETTY, Manager.
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
r + =


is recommended by physicians because
they see its healthy effects all around
them.
A leading physician in New York
aud director OF one of the large hos
pitfalls, says, Feb. s, 1890, he has made
lse of the P P P. sent him, and was
pleased to say P. P. P proved etfica
ciOus in number of cases, and adds,
it is no more than he should have an
ticipated from the satisfactory comhi
nation Of such well-known drugs
A prominent railway superintendent
OF Savrnnah name given on applica
ton says he was crippled by disease
IN legs and arms, pOwerless to walk or
eat without assistance, having lost the
use of his limbs by rheumatism, ma
laria, dyspepsia, etc. Physicians here
sent him to New York and they re
turned him here, and he was as com
plete wreck rs one could he and live
A course of P P P has made him r.
well man
P. p. P Is known among physicians
IN the South for its various aud won
derful cures IA the great purifier of the
age
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
FOR Sale Cheap for Cash.

The type and cases of the "Mirro-."
are for sale goo assortment ol type
fnr six '.umn uewsp .per. All new
Will be sold a. a Mrg lin.
Address or apply to
w. N JONES. or
c. j. BELTS,
ae-NU Raleigh, N. G.
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
ATLANTIC COAST ~
"lIminston i u.
Il. K. and Bra,.h ,''''

condemned sohslule-D.,.s
lA-lE' CONC .ar-s
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
RiOnd Poison

n;3; Primary, Secondary and Tertiary
scrofula, blood and mercurial poison
and skin diseases are eradicated by the
use Of P. p. p. Hosts of certificates
are in office to show the cures in these
diseases where AL other medicines have
failed
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08

Originates in sCrOfulOus talnt. p p T..
pulrities the blood and this prevents
catarrh.
For Old Sores, Skill t.ruptlons, Pm
pies, Ulcers and syphilis, use only p
P. p, and get we'll and enjoy tn. bless
ny My IT, he derived from the use. :,
2. P p. pricklv Ash. Poke Root s,,.
Potassium
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08

III a.
Ar Goldsboro. as3,n - 70 ~ .s
Lv Fayetteville :. .,O @ pS IL
Lv selma. =, man
al Wlison- l9,o
Lv Wilsvn bl4,m ,a.opn
Az R'y Mount. s by7.m = 1so pn II
ar ar a. TsrSoro. rS - Is aesm 'lls5s
Ar Weldon. 80. s9ssm SS
fDsily except Sunday
Trains On Scotland Ns,,
! noad o's leave Weldon $40 D n !. -
Az p N; arrive Scotland ~ Z y.
p m, Greenville e:52 . N; '. "a. !
2 d. Returning leaves Klnrns ~,
Greenville 8:25 a m. ArriviDs 1, 1.
at u:W a N. Weldon ll:Ssr
except Sunday
Lc~l Freight train lesv4s Va.
l":'o a m, arriving Scotland "a J
q IN. Greenvlle a:3O p o., 1, - j
. m. Returning lesrs. e.,
z: o a n, Grse1vi'le Q: San =.
Neck 29b o 10 srrisir 2 W.
p N. daily except sun A.
Train l-ave> 1tctyr, \ +
oemarle & Raleigh K P. div ~
SulIuay, $40 p u. Supdsg 81
arrive Wilhamst'n. \. G -.-
4:2 y u. Plymouth ~ 4
y IN Returning lsaF-s P,rne7,l
daily, except SundaE sgtsr "A
day POO a m Wi,,amSo- \ 4
A m, 9::5S a u Arrivins TI'cr n
a u, liza 4 10
Train on Midland. \ c ID
teav-- G"ldsboro, y. G.. ily = 4
Sunday 600 N, arrive -7lr-s-
q. 7:30 IL Reforming l-.E-,
6eld y. G Seos n. arrive II II
y. c.. 9:30 = uI
train Oh Nashvil- Rr.rc' 4
kockS Monny NJ sis pm ar-'-
Nashville SIS . u -0rls -g-
| pm. Returning ieaves cgl. 4
S:fp d o. Nashville - sn I
| 5uckv Nonnr sl5 u "a 4
Sunday
Train on CllntOr Brancr -,t--
saw for Clinton dGlly. eGceN
II eco p N and ll:'5sm r
lesves Clinton Al ~ 4 IN std
conneciing AZ Warsaw W.T. 10
13 and 20.
| SouthbOnnd Trail ~ H--
fayetteville Branc' Is No. d
hound is No ~ 'Dsily. eyor.
~,
| Train No. q south. All i
will stoI "L, ~ OkE "oali
;oii hnro End Nasnolls
| Train 20 ~ ase- cIossS.
AT MI on ( r nj point. nois .
aIr-ilv kictm I'D, I'D f;e
-un \ via Bay iIe. al-o :. /,
| Mont hriiy eIcep >unfs! =
4 ,olk d Car lima RrirOad !. -
aud all ts bor h via No -
| FROM tn NORTH r ~ i
.,s..;s, s rvic. frT,nri' ~ :
r,ne-r r-aiD- int
o J.nus-y Al, ss., tie : =.
4
,rn .w YIrk g. RI 70
' y,rs s:9is
I,c,s son,i,lp 20 - o ne"
n M. ht on m,sI"e "a p
ans tr do! w'h III
p.sc -Ipei ny -r-'r % o.
"pyilie. Y. 10 Tam . . y. Y
Lnn ,,ne stram r az Cuhr >
~ nvill. wYprs o. $"
J.nl.r s. D MS y
Yos a"d Fin'ra -.
t,r,uph to t ugusne ,-'
rei, ms ing y
,.'' 20 ~ ..r It M
-e ,n', ,'0 ,.r,p4ah + or'd. 81 !.
I'm ca eur 40 g. ~ -
ra,p -.rv...o o e ~
,, err..i,- - ~" .t.
a. s"4r, WITH =
,r,,nI" "a IN sorl The
noani ~ n
WI ''h- ~. fh-'
on lee tr4s':--r ''' ,s-,
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an" an =. IT.. Gnf !, -
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The state chronicle., 1892-01-08

III MAN ItU,
News in North Carolina
in a Condensed
Form.
THE STATES PROGRESS.
Incidents and Industries, Efforts
and Energies, Persons and
Things from Cherokee
60 O4rrstuck.
DR.. J. ID. Bryan died at Lumber
ton day before yesterday, at the age
of fifty seven years. His disease
was catarrh Of the stomach.
The commissioners of Bladen
county have snuffed the saloon
candle. Liquor licenses expired
last week, and they decline to renew
them.
Greensboro is headquarters for
the skin trade. The Record states
that J. j. Phoenix shipped Tues
day 5000 rabbit skins, and Oh
Wednesday the same number, max
ing 10000, all purchased since
January I. He has now in stock
about 5000 'possum skins-not to
mention otter, beaver, raccoon,
mink and nuskrat skins.
The funeral Of Major Thaddeus
d. Love, Of Wilmington, was held
yesterday at Beth Car church.
Bladen county, Rev. A. McFayden
officiating. Besides the family and
. large number of relatives, the
funeral was attended by an escort of
the Wilmington Confederate Vet
erans' Association and Of st. An
drew's Presbyterian church.
The Lumb 'rton Robesoni0n is in
formed that there were some mac
curacies in the published statement
Of the killing Of Robinson last week
in that he was not from Wake coun-
ty, as WAS suppos~ d, and his home
is not definitely known, and that
Leslie NorE.ent, who shot him, was
not drinking at the time. but that
Robinson was, and had been for
severe! days. There have been ne
arrests either in this CASE or in the
Britt CASE.
Tuesday terrible wreck occur
red on the Murphy branch of tn
Western Nor,h Carolina RAILROAD
forty miles west of A,heville.
freight train, on reaching a heav,
grade beyond Balsam, dashed dow'
the grade. When it reached tn
Dark Ridge trestle it left the rail-
and fell to the bottom of the gorg,
and into Scott's creek The engi
aeer, Sam Grancis, Of Asheville
che fireman, Sam Arthur. am
Rufus Hemphill. a colored train
hand, were inst .ntly killed. ih
fall was terrible one, being 10
feet.
Toere is q sensation in Davidso
county. A young M n and woma
were being married The cer'
mony proceedrd without interru,
tion until the justice reached ths
point where man and woman al
asked to join hands. Then II
countenAace Of the bride suddrnI
became stern, and she Immediate
ran away and concealed herself HI
refused = give any explanation ;
to her conduct. The L-xing'c
Dsspsteh says The assembled gus
we're astounded and the groo
stupe6ed and amazed at th,. actit
OF the young woman. nut J
amount Of supplication could i
duce her 70 allow the ceremony
proceed.
The decision Of the SupreI
court in the case of the state again
c. F. Ray and w. NJ. Clark.
Asheville, charged with ",ick
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
Rt,%.sIul .ti-1n

nf1AllinatOr!, gOut, sciatic and its
kindr"1 diseases with its excrutiatinx
pains are cured by the wonderful blood
cleansing properties of P p. p. Prick
ly Ash. Poke Root and PotAssinml
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
0NSumPTI0N.

Ihave positive remedy for tho above disease; BY ts
use thousands of of the worst kind and Of long
standing have been cured. Indeed strong Is faith
In ts efficacy that will send TWO BOTTLES FaEz with
VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any suf
ferer Who will send mo their Express and =. O. address
r. A. 6locum, NJ. c., 1873 Pearl St., n. Y.
decide W-0m
The state chronicle., 1892-01-08
tnaily except Sunday.
*Daily.
BETWEEN

~Ually.
West POinI and HichMOUi.
Leave West "oint 80 u daily anC
S.5 LID daily except Sunday and Men
day; arrive Richuond 10 and 10 40 h
m. Returning leave K chmond 8 IL
10 and 4l,p N daily except Snn. ay
arrive West Point $40 and 800 D IN
between Richmond and Raieleh.
via krysvI,Ie
Leave Richmond 400 y III daily; ltav.
Keysville $40 p m; arrive bxford S."3
m; Henderson 8 - pm; .,prhan =. .35
III; Raleigh O.S6 p III Returning 'eav.
kaleigh Is III daily, Durham 10 z5 q
m; He derson IN 05 m; oxford las a
m: arrive Key sville 2 90 M; Richmnnc
Richn Ond and Raleigh
Mixed train lie YES Keysville dali,
Texcept sunday Q. o a m: arrives D.I
nam go p m Leaves Du ham Ii .
m daily cept Sund v: rlves Oxfo d
y 10 a M Lea, es Dur am I 80 n,
d"ily eXcepL Sunday; .r,ives keysv,li
2'0am L-av-s Oxford OD II u, dali,
except Sund,y: arrives Du' ham S 10 :
Additional JIalns ieave spxfurn dali.
except Sunday Il 50 a m: arrive Hen.
derson II IS p M. Returning leav,
Henderson q 81 and y. ~ p a. daily excep'
Sunday. air We Oxford Z IS and 10
p. N.
Washinr' on and South western Ve-
| tibule Limited operated betweei
Wasnin zton and Atlanta daily. leave
Washing on il.W y. "'. iDADvil'e SIS" II
% a m Charlotte 945 u m. arriv-'
Atlanta 5.t5 p. N. Returning ieaV'
atlanta LIS p m, Charlotte = 20 y
~. Salisbury 10 29 p. m. GreenSb"r'
ll.5a p. m; arrives Danville l.IO a. III
l.ynchburR 3 aS a m. Washin. tn.
S.3S m.
No. 9, leaving Goldsboro 2.l5n III
and Raleigh & a0p m daily makes con
'@cti"D At Duruam with ~. ~ lev,
'ng at 50 p. N daily except Sunday fo
Oxford and keysvilie
| Nos y and connect al RlCnmUn'
from and to West Point and Baitimor
daily except Sunday
SLEEPINGCARS SERVICE.
On trains = and 10. Pullman Buffe'
'leeper between Atlan'a and >e'
YORK between panville and August
and Raleigh via Asheville All
Knoxville. Tenn
On IL and -, Pullman Bntfett , eep-
.etwAen Richmond and Dalvti!'
Raleigh and Greensboro, and PullIna
BuffeJt Sleepers between New ior'
Washington and Knoxville VA naI
lille Salisbury aud Ashevill-, An
Puilmsn sleep re b-iweeu Washingt"
and Kansas Citv via Atlanta. Blrniib,
ham ana Memphis.
B" Ri LEY, Superintendent,
Richmond. Va
WA. TURF, A.. g P. A.,
W. Fl. GREES, General "suaeer
Atlanta, Ga
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gen'i 'as- Ae't,
Atlantis, Ga
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
Atlanta GA
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-07
THE CRUISER NEW YORK.

about 1000 square feet, and the
total heating surface about $1,000.
At full power, with $50 to 1872 revolu-
tions, her engines ere expected to de-
vclop $500 indicated horse power each,
or "a collective total of $4,000 horse
power, which is calculated to give her
4 sustained trial speed of twenty knots.
The vitals of the ship are protected
by an armorcd deck, springing from
the sides about five feet below the
water line, sloping up eleven feet to
point one foot above it and extending
the whole length of the ship. The bat
terry consists of six s-incn breech-load-
ing rifles, twelve finch rapid-fre guns,
secondary battery of sixteen small
rapid-fire and machine guns, and six
torpedo tubes. Her full war compile
ment will be thirty-sevcn officers and
500 petty officers, scamen, fircmen and
marines. The keel was laid in Septem-
Der, 1890, under a contract requirement
to complete the ship by January |, 1898.
The cost of the vessel is in the neighbor-
hood of S3,000,000. She has n coal car
sying capacity of $4,000 tons and will be
able to steam $4,000 miles without re-
cOalinr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-07
The Word "Catholic."

The word catholic" was first used
in the Apostles Creed when it says:
"And one holy. catholic, apostolic
church" Its next use was by Igna-
thus, who is said to have been an apos-
tie OF st. John. Ignatins succeeded
Evodius as bishop of Antioch and
suffered martyrdom in the year 107 A..
d. He used the word in this sentence:
wherever Jesus Christ is, there is the
catholic church." st. Augustine, a. D.,
400 says: THE very name of catholic
holds me in the church" The word is
from kdt0, in or through, and olous, the
whole.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-07

crime, and sheriffs have always been
lenient with the victims.
The whipping post in Delaware is an
institution that dates back to the set
Element by the Swedes before Penn had
come up the Delaware river. Up to
within a few years ago every kind of
offense was met with the lash. About
1850 number of the laws imposing
corporal punishment were repealed,
and with strange anomaly the law
whipping women was allowed TO re-
main. Repeated efforts have failed to
repeal this portion Of the law. No wom-
an has. however, been whipped for sew
enty years.
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success both at the treasury and in the
house. and is popular with members on
both sides. Mr.. Jackson, who is di-
rector of the Great Northern railway,
has just turned fifty.
Mr.. Jacl1son's admission to the cab
met will, owing to the death of Mr..
Smith, make no difference in the num-
Der of members. The cabinet of the
union," rs originally constituted, COM
prised fourteen members-seven peers
and seven commoners. There have
been several shut1lings of places since,
caused by death and resignation, and
ut the present time the cabinet consists
of eight peers and eight commoners.
Mr. Gladstonc's ''home rule cabinet"
was constituted of fourteen members
eight commoncrs and six peers; tho
first Salisbury government, lSS5-SC, of
fifteen members-cight peers and seven
commoners; and the second Gladstone
government, lSS0-S5, originally of four
teen memberships peers and eight COM
moners, but at the date of resignation
the number had increased by two, there
being eight peers to eight commoners.
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a MAMMOTH CRUISER.
Dimensions aud Principal characteristics
or tho New York.

Dimensions aud Principal characteristics
or tho New York.
The cruiser New York, recently
launched, is not only the most formida-
BILE cruising vessel ever in the United
States navy, but also the largest and
most powerfully engincd ship ever built
in the western hemisphere The di-
mansions of the New York and princi-
pal characteristics are as follows:
Length of the load water line, 3SO1l
feet; breadth, including side armor belt,
Ga feet 10 inches. She has three decks
besides the protective deck. Her pro-
polling machinery consists of four YER
teal, inverted, direct-acting, three
cylinder, triplc-eXpansion engines of
the latest type Her steam is generated
by six doublc-ended, cight-furnacc main
boilers of 20 feet 5 inches in length, be-
sides auxiliary singlc-ended, two-fmr-
mace boilers. The total crate surface is