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The evening world., 1893-09-27
NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.
A Novel Commercial Aid Enter
prise in Japan.
Disasters by Fire aud FIood-An
American Debtor in Jail.

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Sept. 27.-Ad.
Vices received by the Canadian Pacific
Railway %Company's steamship Empress
OF India. which arrived yesterday from
Hong Kong n Yokohama, are as fol-
lows:
Reports OF the damage done by the
floods at Gifu. Japan. state that $50
houses were swept away 14,O25 houses
were flooded. 23s people killed, and 80, 2O5
people rendered homeless.
Dysentery is so severe in Kokobe
thai the crews OF the Japanese warships
are not allowed ashore.
A new and unique society has Just
been organized in Japan styled The
Association for the Protection Of Com
mcrce In Asia
Its object is to give assistance to those
who contemplate starting any CONNER
cial or other enterprise. Membership
is limited to two million and the capital
to 5000, 900.
1t is stated that several members Of
both houses Of the Diet. Government
officials and leading merchants are pro-
noting the scheme.
Rev. Mr.. Tamura, a native Christian
missionary, published a book recently
styled The japanese Bride 1t de
scrihes the marriage customs and do
nestle life In Japan. Mr.. Tamura has
Deen severely CfltlClSe0 Tor some or MS
statements. and II is expected he will
be asked to resign his position as a mis-
sionary,
The great Temple at Toxic, commonly
known as the Tsu KY Monseeki, was
vas originally founded in 1858, de
stroyed by fire in 1872 and rebuilt in 1885.
japanese journals are at present full
Of nefarious schemes to rob the temple
at Toxic of the famous painting by
Hokusai. representing koda Datsh,
founder of the Japanese alphabet, hold
ing a sacred book, while being tempted
by a demon and guarded by y VOL;
Maree was wrecked in n gale on. the
9Th inst. on II return voyage from kok-
kardo to Yokohama. Twenty-Five out
Thre" strong shocks Of earthquake
were felt IN the 9Th inst. at !IoEoShima.
Some sixty cracks were made in the
roads and more than half of the stone
walls In the ncighborhOod were dam
aged. Tho inhabitants We're terror
stricken. No lives were lost.
The japanese t."t "rnmeni VIII. 1t Is
nxT ected, o appoint a commission to
investigate the silver question with ref
crcGCe to he special requirements OF
Japan.
m" boiler of a steamer plying. on the
| Jananrsp coast exploded on the 9th
An American named T. II. Policy, lat"
Of Seaitl", has been tmirisun"i H.! nv
, accused was called before a court to
! show why he did not satisfy Underwent
for a Chinese tailor's debt of s2I. The
prisoner refused TO answer the Gncs,,
tons put to him and he was committed
to tail for contempt. When he was
brought TO court again Il" H,Ili refused
TO nrswor, and this went on tn i" had
been committed ten times, Inen ne was
fined $50 Il imprisoned till the fine was
paid,
The evening world., 1893-09-27
VA J:

attractive features of a room. Yellow
or rose-colored shades give the softest
light, also-especiully the latter--the
most becoming to the complexion-a con-
s'deration which will not fail to appeal
to most of us.
ked shades produce a highly decora-
i've iisht, but are very bad for the eyes,
at least when reading or sewing. A
blue shade casts a cold. pallid light, and
makes even rosy cheeks turn chastity
pale, as may be readily realized by re-
calling how, whenever weird, uncanny eff
fects are desired in a theatrical tableau.
blue lights are thrown upon the scene
The evening world., 1893-09-27
JUMPED TO ESCAPE FLAMES.
Several, People Hurt in mn Armenian
boarding-House Fire.

SALEM, Mass, sept. 21.-flames Were
discovered at midnight in the old Rec
house. on the corner Of Federal and
North streets. kept by SAKE Mooritian,
rs an Armenian clearinghouse. When
the occupants were awakened the top
of h house was all on fire, and the Ar
menians jumped frorl the windows,
several being cut and bruised.
At the hospital are Israel Moot Grain,
Peter Mooridlan and Bclshazzar Moori.
dian, who were badly shaken UP and
appeared to be suffering from internal
injuries. All are badly n n or
two probably fatally hurt.
Three Others are at the station. cut
and bruised. but not seriously. These
men escaped in their niEht-clothes.
The upper part Of the house was
gu.ted. The eau e OF the fire is un-
KIN ,wn. Other occupants of the house
were a french family and a Chinese
laLrdrymAn, who escaped with slight
lnaa
The evening world., 1893-09-27
GnCd Cnl6 SInrane-

There is a good deal Of trouble for q
housewife nowadays in the canning and
preserving of fruit that is going on
briskly. 1t almost impossible to keep
all the fruit from spelling. or the specks
from spreading, before the whole basket
or crate can be prepared. One woman,
who had a large instalment come to her
on saturday, was quite desperate on
looking it over and seeing how overripe
it all was at the thought OF what a
small percentage would be left for her
to work with by Monday morning. FL
nally. she put the whole on plates and
platters. and set them in her big re-
frigerator. To her delight, they kept
perfectly, some Of them for nearly a
week. 1T acted as n cold-storage and
answered all requirements.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Red Hair,

Science explains the phenomenon Of
red hair thus: 1t Is caused by a SUPER
abundance of iron in the blood. This it Is
that imparts the vigor, the elasticity. the
great vitality. the overlooking and thor
oughly healthy animal life that Il riot
through the veins of the ruddy-haired:
and this strong, sentient animal life is
what renders them more intense in all
their emotions than their more languid
fellow-creatures.
The excess of iron is also the cause Of
freckles on the peculiarly clear. white
skin which always accompanies red hair.
The skin Is abnormally sensitive to tho
action of the suns rays. which not only
bring out the little brown spots in abund-
ance, but also burn like a mustard plas-
ter, producing n queer, creepy sensations
as If the skin was wrinkling up.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Care of the Euebro,,a

Scanty eyebrows and lashes snoii
the appearance. n more especiauv
when the hair Is Il lovely auburn or
bronze brown, usually con MED with
blonde eyebrows, which appear at night
almost colorless. Here the greatest mis-.
take Is made, as not ~infrequently the
eyebrows are touched up with kohol or
other black pigments. which are so
palpahly unnatural as to spoil the ap-
pearance utterly and suggest a lib
eral use of cosmetics.
A little harmless dye. or a blonde
pencil applied with the lishtest hand,
will remedy the ~washed-out effect and
appear perfectly natural; but those who
have fairly marked eyebrows should not
attempt anything of the kind, as nature
Is ALWAYS preferable to art.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
NEVER REACHED THE COLLEGE.
Albert DaiRneau Disappears just 90
His Brother Did.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Sept. 27.-Al.
bert Daigneau. aged sixteen. son of G..
Daigneau, OF 10 Decatur street, Lowell,
VINO, 1t was supposed. was sent last week
by his father to the French Protestant
here.
His baggage came on Friday, the check
for 1t being sent to q. H.. Howard, the
Secretary of the college.
Two years ago another son Of Mr..
D2igneau was sent to the college. Since
that lime he has not been seen by his
fathe:, and the two letters received by
Mr.. Daigneau from him seem to have
bee3 written from some monastery.
Mr.. Daigneau Is n Protestant n the
rest of the family are Roman Catholics.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
KENRICK IS NOT DEPOSED.
satolit's Answer to an Inquiry OF
the Archdiocese OF 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2--The Post Dispatch re-
ceiv-d the following through It's Washington
correspondent in answer TO inquiry about the
AFFAIRS Of the Archdiocese Of st. i.ouis.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, Sept, n--MEr.
satolli answers The Post Dispatch that the Most
Rev, Archhishon Nenriyk has not been dsposed
and that In regard TO the faculties OF the Most
Rev, Archbishop kaiu, the question must depend
upon the particular arrangements aSreed upon by
tn" two prelatr2, FRANCIS SArOllL
This letter Is not considered conclusive In st.
Louis. and Ia regarded by many churchmep as a
clever evasion Of u direct question,
There Is u settled belief here that CuadiEtor
Archbishop Kahn controls both the s]pir,ta-! and
temporal anairs OF the archdiocese, and that
Archbishop kentlCk simply wears the honors he
has earned by a life time o, labor.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
WAS kESBIT MURDERED7
Es Died or Injuries in Oklahoma
Another Man Found Dead.

GUTHRIE. o, T., Sept. @7.-John Mes
BIT yesterday died near Perry from In
juries received In a mysterious manner
lie was undoubtedly murdered. and /,
Is believed that o strange woman seen
with him had a hand in II.
An unknown man, aged about forty.
was found dead near Wakomis with a
bullet In his head.
William Barnes and n. v. johnson
were yesterday arrested for impsrsonat.
Ing deputy marshals and robbins PEG.
Pile. More arrests will follow to-day,
The evening world., 1893-09-27
DUNCAN AGAIN In CUSTODY.
Charged with Responsibility for tn,
Big Four Wreck.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. 27.-Gov.
Matthews yesterday received a requisi-
ton from the Governor of illinois for
Orville Duncan, He was arrested by
the indianapolis police a few days ago
on the charge of murder. hut was dis
charged owing to the failure of Illinois
officers to come after him.
Duncan was a brakeman on the Big
-Four train that was wrecked near Kan
kakeC. The Illinois authorities say he
failed to naG the train, which met in
collision with another.
Duncan ia confined 10 his bed, but will
be arrested as soon AZ he RECEIVERS
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Esscnii"t IOiLrt .~lrttcies.

The head nurse in a New York train
ing school makes out the following list
Of essential toilet articles for profess
sional and domestic women
Wood back brushes for the hair. nails
and bath and bone for the teeth. Lis
terine. precipitated chalk and dental
floss for the mouth. Palm oil or CASTLE
soap. PONCE bathing whisSey or alcohol.
cold cream Of mutton tallow melted
with rose water, tablets of bi-chlcride
of Mercury, lilo of a grain each; Their
mometer and whisk. The tablets are
for disinfecting purposes.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
UNION LABEL COM MlTTEE.
Appointed by the Cigar Makers IN
Convention at Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27.-President
Perkins, Of the CiGar-AIakers' Interna-
tional Union, read his report before the
Cisnr-Makcrs' Convention yesterday.
The Convention ordered 1000 copies OF
the report printed.
The Committee q Constitution sub.
mitted n printed report, copies of which
were distributed. and the proposed
amendments are being taken up section
by section.
1t was voted to appoint n committee
to which all papers and resolutions re-
lating to the union label shall be re-
ferred. The committee Is composed as
follows
Representatives Selig. Chicago: Bolio,
Wcstfeld. Mass. Canneff, Boston: Al
lyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
All Atheists Not Unprincipled.

To the Editor:
Morality seems to consider Atheist synon-
ymous with unprincipled man. Scores OF Athe-
lists, however, adhere to sound moral princi-
pies. II the man In question does not, shame
on him. ! shall not defend him. But II his
only apparent immortality consists in his inf
deity to a religious creed. his wife should take
him a. he is. and respect his opinion. He proved
to respect hers by loving her. Love may have
melted him to tell a lie fret. Can a Christian
woman, believing In the religion of love and
pardon. take ofense at that? Let the Lord
Judge. PHILOSOPHER
BROOKLYN, Sept. %.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Beautiful Riverside Park is in danger
The evening world., 1893-09-27
COTTON GINS BURNED.
Mississippi White Cars Inaueurats q
Reign OF Terror.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. GA special
to the Commercial from Meridian, Miss.
says the White Cap insurrection in Cen
trail Mississippi has assumed such for
midable proportions that 1t will become
an armed rebellion unless the organiza-
ton Ia speedily broken W.
A reign of terror prevails In nearly
every county in hat section, and out
RACES by the outlaws are of nightly oc-
c%urrenCe.
Every gin has been posted with a
warning to the owners not to start their
plants until the price of cotton reaches
10 cents a pound.
Two gins were burned in Smith
County because the owners disregarded
the warnings of the White Caps.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
LETTERS

THIS co,u,nn HJor the oenent or everybody
tpho has a complaint to make. a grievance TO
ren.late, tUormdtton TO otre. a question TO
ask or a pubite serptse TO acknowledge. ana
vho can pu, ne fcea into less than 100 nord,.
Long letters clnno, be prtnted.l
The evening world., 1893-09-27
EARLY MORNING FIRES.
Excitement Caused by q Blaze in q
Flat House.

Some excitement was caused by a
blaze IN the cellar of the ive-story fla t
house at 81 Manhattan street at 2 A.
NJ. to-day. No one was injured. The
dam. .ge was about $500.
william Frazer's ~dry-goods store In
the two-story frame building at 2907 Sec
ond avenue was on fire early to-day
The damage amounted to $500.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Visits OF coincidence should be paid
within ten days of Il family's bercave-
ment. 1t il bad form to ask If Mrs. -
is at home. The card should be handed
to the servant with the reuest that 1t
be sent to Mrs. -, who may or may
not receive the visitor.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Figaro BOdtces.

Among the early Autumn fashions
figaro bodices without sleeves will be q
conspicuous feature. They are particu-
larly suitable for the demi-saison. as
thew freshen up, and in fact make
quite dressy a half = worn bodice. Very
~rich-looking materials, often thickly en-
hroidered. are employed for these
hodices; for instance. one is OF white
silk damasse. with the entire design out
lined In green, brown and gold. and the
opening nlled in by q jabot Of white
Brussels point.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
FIGHT BETWEEN GAMBLERS.
Pistols, Stones and Razor Used and
Two Men May Die.

MINERSBURG, Ky. Sept. Elm a
row among gamblers here yesterday
nifty shots were fired. Tom Higgins
Holly Williams in the leg and
shoulder and Williams sho Higgins in
the leg.
George Fosgy fractured Billy Nichols's
skull with a stone and Nichols cut
FoEgy In the neck with a razor.
Nichols will die and Higglns's leg will
be amputated. Williams also may die.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Hot Shot for Milmore,

I am q girl eighteen years OF age and think
II my duty TO say through your paper that Mr.
Thomas d, Mllmors's statement is a little GU,
OF the dog subject" | Imagine Nr. Mi!more i,
dealer in goats and wants to advertise hi,
business: II 80. there are very few ladies whc
wish to purchase. | have a friend Of the sam,
name. but II he Is any relative our arqualnt,
ance ceases. NELLIE GREEN
lii West Ninth street. ErookIyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Mr.. Van Allen has one unique distinc-
tion. No other American can say that
his fellow-citizens were willing to sub
scribe money to keep him from ex-
hibiting himself abroad.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

You can help to load that ship with
food supplies for the ~quarantined peo-
PIE In fever-stricke1 Brunswick. The
nucleus Of the Relief Committee is made
up of John A. Mccall, Alexander r.
Chisholm and ]. H.. Parker.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
May Be valuaole-Ask a Dealer.

To IT TUEIUI
have three hal.-dollars OF 1882, "a, '3s issue.
The 1882 and 1884 are the same. with letters
on the edge. The 1888 has not the letters ON
the edge and has not the sign IF Plurlbus
Inum" on the reverse side. Kindly let me know
II there Is any premium on them.
CUSTER +. WELSH
The evening world., 1893-09-27
To CIcuu Settled Hands,

Unpleasant doors can he removed from
the hands by first cleaning them and
the mails with a brush and warm water
and then bathing them in a little mus
tard and water, lemon and water or
alcohol and water,
The evening world., 1893-09-27
-
me Sdndrinytnm GoUn.

An effective fancy stuff is the Sand
ringham,' which composes the gown
given in the Illustration. The material
is forty-siX inches wide, is made of pur-
est wool and shows a combination o.
black with a color. Most excellent 1t
In reseda green, with the design
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The new tariff bill 10 to be prepared in
Q secret chamber at the National Capt.
toi. 10 which only members Of the Ways
ana Asass Csmmittss have keys. Moth
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Express companies are douonng their
guards on perilous routes, and railway
companies are arming their employees.
1t is poSs'bls that the trs.h-robblng in
dustry Is really threatened. at last.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The verdict on the Coroner system in
New York will not be that 1t died at the
hands of unknown parties. 1t will be
one Of death from old age and noxious
desuetude.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Dropped in Boxes.

To the Editor.
Inclosed please fnh check for :. 81. collected
In drop boxes In the stores Of Joseph s. Simon.
son. Sylvester Pearron, Samuel Langlon and
George W. Caldwell.
GEoRG W, CALDWELL, Pearsaiis, l.. /.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
THE SUsScRlP TONS.

Previously acknowledged .........".. 81, s2 N
G. " Caldwell 2sI
Frank and Eleanor Dagger .n..... sc
Those who have not yet contributed 10
the Fund for Sick Babies should 10 sc
at once, for the time for closing the
subscription list Ia rapidly approaching.
There are still many little ones to be
treated for infantile disorders. and you
can help care for them by sending In
your contribution ut once.
The Fund thus far has been q glorious
success. but there is always room for
Improvement. 10 matter how perfect a
thing ma be.
So, boys and girls, and adults, too. II
you want to belong to the great army
of ~life-savers, send in what you can al
once. and feel the consciousness Of hav.
Ing done a good deed.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The Odd Fellows were greatly in evil
dence at the Worlds Fair yesterday.
But the oldest fellow of all was not
there. He would be the fellow who sa W
the big show and didn't like It.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

A burglar alarm IL sounded from the
Annexed District. 1t is alleged that
policemen are 30 far apart across the
Harlem that house thieves have no
trouble at all in proitably filling in the
intervals between patrols. Can these
Eaps be somehow closed?
The evening world., 1893-09-27
FUNDS LAST DAYS.
Contribute Now if You Wish to
Be q Life-Saver.
There Arc Many Sick Tots Yet to
Be Attended.
THIS Years Fund Has Been 9
Glorious Success.

An letter. containing money rev shs
STICK Babies Fund should be addressed
to cashier Of WORLD. Pulitzer Bald.
ing, New York CITY,"
The evening world., 1893-09-27
He Is Still Subject to tho Law.

TO Inc Ef1TnT.
Please answer tn. following: II A commits a
murder. and r. is convicted for It and hanged. can
A, after Il is hanged. be convicted and hanged II It
can he proved that A committed the murder!
Yours respectfully. V. S.
New York. Sept, 20,
The evening world., 1893-09-27
The Clergyman Will Attend TO The,

TO IT TTTTUT
Will you please state in what section or de.
partment Of the City Hall, and between what
hours, marriage certificates are granted, or is
that duty executed by the clergyman?
CONSTANT RFADFR
The evening world., 1893-09-27

are not putting braid on
the bottom of woollen dresses this sea.
son. skirts are made walking-length.
that is. to clear the ground all round
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Making sure OF a Observation-Disclosures
game this season would more than de-
light the football enthusiasts.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

There are too many careless children,
as well as too many careless drivers, in
the streets.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Silver Purchase repeal should be speed,
lily added to the list of things for which
the American people may be called 10
give thanks.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Now that we have Brockway's idea of
the proper method OF reforming Of
tenders. it would be interesting to have
his ideas about furnishing them.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

A higher revenue tax on beer Is sug-
gested. Are the SUCCESSORS ready to
stand the higher collar which would in
evitably follow?
The evening world., 1893-09-27

1t will be hard to think Of the German
Empire without Bismarck.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

American corn Is to feed the German
army horses. Let the peace Of Europe
continue.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
rat B.forr Goiuo summing.

Women should not 70 into dangerous
quarters or in d crowd hungry. as with
Il fun stomach there is less danger of
CDntraC citing disease.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

That Mr.. Van Allen paraded as a
Democrat Is not a substantial reason
for parading him as an Ambassador.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Silver Senators Thinking" Would
they kindly let this occupation take the
place Of talking ?
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The Riverside Parks waiter front
must be saved from the Dock Commits.
sion.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
They Simply With or.

10 there anything attached to the fact that
person cannot wear flowers any length OF tim,
bsfor they fade AVA and become crisp. X. b.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

1t is no persecution of the Superin-
tendent which Is under investigation at
the Elmira Reformatory, Mr.. B]rockway.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

New York acknowledges the receip,
Of that pr omised cold wave.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Good, KIM, Senator Daniel. pleas
whisper to Senator Stewart once more
The evening world., 1893-09-27
For n Girl of Seveu,

Here is a neat up-to-date frock for q
girl Of seven. 1t is salmon-faced cloth,
trimmed with myrtle green; zouave
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
Hymn.

Thou art lowing in Thy kline,
And bleating in Thy sheep;
Thy singing is Thy happy birds,
Thy chanting, oceans deep.
Thou art blowing in Thy winds,
And shining in Thy sun;
Thou ripenest the growing grain,
And all the saps that run.
Thy tenderness is baby's face,
Thy bushes are the grapes;
No things within Thy universe
But that Thy loving shapes.
Creation is Thy coming forth
To do Thy holy will;
And every voice when truest heard
Is saying, Peace be still!'
And SO live eternal life,
And nothing ever dies;
What we are naming death is but
Some fuller life's surprise.
J. ". Scott in Kindly Light
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

Everett, Mass, has just become a
city. At the recent election a strong eff.
fort was made to place two women on
the school board. One was elected. Mrs
Sarah j. Clough. She had served &C.
ceptably on the board for four years,
and the opposing candidate in her
ward was not strong one. Mrs. Sa-
rah Pitman Moreland, the other wom-
an candidate, carried her owe ward
by handsome majority, aud was de-
feated only by dint of most vigorous
electioneering.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
BANGOR To BAR HARBoR.

fStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
N-Weather permitting. ferry passage.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland. Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested TO procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth 70 Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. R. R. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent
PAYSOS TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
7. K. BCOTHBY. Gent Pass. aud Ticket Agt.
Dec. Is, 1892 lyr25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
bNKUHIVN WI II MNHhEI.
Amount Of live stock on the market:

Totals. ............. HN N.Il3 W.9S
Mich cows and springers demand was
slow.
Northern and eastern beef cattle-The de
mand was active and prices were firmer by Il
Ga.c pr ID. Exporters were present and took
about lal head Of the best cattle
Veal caIvcs-Tkerc was active demand
and values were lac pr ID higher.
sheep and lambs-There was an active de-
mand and values showed no quotable change.
There is a good demand for extra good lambs,
only few flocks OF which were offered.
Swine-The heavy supply from the New
obtained for fat hogs. Western fat hogs
brou II 1le675sc pr ID. while country dres ed
sold Tor % pr ID.
Western beef cattle-Most of the stock was
for slaughter, to be sold at the Boston beef
market No Guotable sales could be obtained.