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for Infants and Children.
MOTHERS, Do You KNOW :,

Neahs Drops Godfeys Cordial Soothing svr o,1
most remedies for children composed of opum or ,rott,
40 You Know that opium and narcotic ,
20 You Know that in countries not permitted sell narcotic,
without labelling posons1
10 You Know that should permit to be given vour child
unless you or your physician know fwha i IS omposedp
10 You Know that caOria vegetable preparation and thai M
hsngredient is published with every bottle?
that ctoa the Samuel Pitcher
Tha' has been in use for nearly co is now sold ~
otaH other remedies for children ncombine
D0 You 1Ano that the Patent of
o Countries have issued exclusive to assigns use the word
Cas'oria" andis formula prison oaeps
DO You Know that granting government protection
was because castOa had been harless9
Do You Know that average caora are furnished s q,
cents,
Do You Know that may
De Kept WELL and that yoH have unbroken
Wen. these things knowing, facts.
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War talk is loud among the Russians
and their fleets are ready for trouble.
Forts and docks are being hastily con-
structed at Vladivostock in view of an
immediate conflict with England at cost
of 5O,0OO,O 900 roubles.
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How "4RE Fortune
800 for every $1,000 invested
Can be made by our new

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SPECULATION.
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vestments, by many persons who live
away from Chicago.
All we ask is to investigate our new
and original methods. Past workings OF
plan and highest references furnished.
Our Booklet. Points and Hints" how ia
make money even when on the wrong
side of the market and other information
sent FREE.
Gilmore & Co., Bankers and Brokers.
Open Board OF Trade Bldg, Chicago, nj.
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Is THERE?
o.

Is there a man with heart so cod,
That from his family would withhold
The comforts which they all could find
In articles Of FURNITURE OF tn
right kind.
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The Mobile Bay was shifted down to
Fort Stevens yesterday morning. She
will leave out tomorrow afternoon, wealth
er permitting.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-28

iF~
AS Franklin says, good dress opens
Ill doors, you should not lose sight OF
he fact that a perfect fitting suit Is
he main feature. Wanamaker &
}rown are noted for fit, workmanship
tnd superiority of qualities. Their rep
'esentative visits Astoria every three
months. Office Ga Dekum Building
Portland, Or Reserve orders till you
nave seen the spring line of samples
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There is peculiar variety Of salmon
in the bay now" says the News. 'They
appear about this time every year and
are known to the water front loungers
as surface salmon. They are the poor.
weak fish that have made pilgrimages up
the Puyallup river or Gallagher's gulch,
and after being thoroughly exhausted
foated back into the salt water. They
can often be seen swimming about thu
wharves with their weak dorset fins pro-
truding above the surface like signal Of
distress. One of these unfortunate fell
lows came up to Alger's boathouse this
morning. He did not seem the least bit
bashful, and swan so close to shore that
he bumped his nose on the beach. He
was blind"
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The steamers Harrison and Elmore are
both waiting at their dock till the wealth
er moderates.
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And We would suggest at this season,
nice Sideboard. Extension Table, or se
OF Dining Chairs. We have the larges
and finest line ever shown in the city
ai'l at prices that cannot fail to pleas
th.' closest buyers
IIr.fs DOnH o. cNAf
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Sn .t, e,ie u. ca .otu VI
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T,,',o VI ooilns anu pianls ma
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F %liu int.'eS' anu
~, 'll'lis 20 ioi 'iieii tioh
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90 aot, "a 0,ut u.'pa.oh p., Ine Supply
va ,, -, ., nanuS , 10 eAtreeiy lisht'
tni.o s, NC M svou ISu iIsIi VIII nave 10
so, 20 SoSS p5,ee De.ose tne emu oL tI:e sea
sti,,S .,.'ti '' quUeeu at oea'tle canUot' ne
cisca 20 po,t Hr,ni qu'Sru ,T,' ~ san ran
ooneroII,, &C., I',i,. 4"ese BOGUS are
soId or So,oiI'. os " peiis uh-
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tbat tho' .tooel' nc. .ilat tne eiidnces are
vorooiI,,o,, III ,Iom iuiIlilIs petWeeh
drau,,, T., ~ 90. S.,ai. aiia VIII oe WIN
n,onths r1ost ~ a,,.,, rUr SoIne
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a ,,oor ~. ~ - q TuoSuy Hi - @oV'VVV
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'''''' '0i'oiiie mas i""eo
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o,- ooi,i,, sea'ei uaS aioIlihs WIN
~ Dlti IT, P"SSo iSSiS anu oIV Ill lle steer
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SHIPPING DAYBYDHY
Marine Matters, Here, There ard
Everywhere.

The Rowena leaves out today.
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Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation,
piles biliousness. indigestion and head
aphas
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no Advises Guatemala nud Refers 6,
thy Uuitcd states.

10 Advises Guntomnia nud Refers 90
tho unitcd states.
SAN FBANClsCO, March lO.-piiynlo
Advices received here give an interest.
gani important communication from
Mgr sstolli 10 officials Of Guatemala,
concerning that o1un,Gy's following
tho course a Nicaragua In sending 10
lt1mn nu envoy extraordinary and
minister plcnipotcntigty. In tho
Uouuo OF tue document reference De-
made as % the pf0prcty under tho
United States Constitution Of official
relations between Washington and
Rome, aud an Interpretation given
10 that feature OF tho Constitution
relative to the separation Oi church and
state.
Mgr sat1ll's letter was written
while negotiations wore pOndinp,about
four months age. IL refers at length to
difficulties in church administration IN
HuAtomElu, anu suggests that ccrlAln
changes desired by tho government
should be accompanied by an equlvg.
lent otluri0ub advantage Co Euuuvr lees
buTdeuuOmu The condition VI tue church
Ia Guatemala.
Tho document sayG "Tn tho fret
place, ALLOW mu 10 reflect that TO re-
r,tiblish diplomatic relations between
the holy sec and your government, a
'c0ncogdap would not bo necessary,
but that they be- rc-eslablished nuG
nainIgiued without IL. Besides, IL ls
we'll TO reflect that the holy father
cti IyB ulways, IN fact and by Interim.
tional right the prOsogallyes OF s5v.
CrUignty.
Sin thotrConi place, tho separation
between the church aud tue statp
tsauctl0n,d by the Constitution tx.
cluded the action OF one power 0gcrnu.
other In civil matters IN regard 10 the
church, aud IA religious mnl.urs Ia re-.
apcct 10 the state, but does not ex.
olule Official relations between the one
power and tho other, uulesa by sopara.
ton Ia meant tho Inevitable hostility
or open wrong OF the civil power To-.
Wntu tho church and IL ministry. IL
u a point 10 consider that many nations
(althouEh they have Ia their const!-
tutionH the principle Of separation be-
tween state and churCh) maintain nev.
erthelcHn amicabia relations with the
holy see, aud eau also ada that AZ
though tho holy SEQ has mo- diplomatic
representatives with tho empires Of
China ana Japan, II hHa ooua.nly
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CmgAa1, H.. Ma,yu ll,-D0ci0r
Marcus Wnitm4n'a missiJu was She
theme yuH,rFgay OF The sermons 20. q
number OF Congregational minister.
rhIt WAS in gccgflauuu with tusg.u.
lion that ON March lU.h 0stuun5eh0ult
boo preached auJu. tu1 work 9i Dc
Whitman, gul that OH guga should
Go taken 30 uIulu pFovuIuE memorial
of a.fa. Tho memorial prop De- BE-
100000 endowment VI Wulm4u's eI'-
lpge NJ Wslla Walla, Wasbu which De-
near tue bite Of Dr. WhitmBu'B mauyf.
dom. ID. *. poAgYns, OF tuIB city, ui
fafrt % give $4,000 upon condition
thut an additional slIJuUJ should be-
raised. O' thts amount theCity ui Wallu
Wllla uHa aIfoA4y contributed $4,000.
Tue offerings made yvaIcriay were
liberal.
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SEATTLE, wash, March "a re-.
mafbnUIg stIfy DO publahui mere OF o.
giTl who served on the United States
COST dU.guar vessel hioattrOy Tor seven
weeks, disguised al boy. According
10 thc gifi'f tory, 'he was bora Ia ST.
CLOUD, Mlulp n.tsun yeara ago, aud
was named May Townsend, Last May
the sirl married a briukmna0n named
Love, but rhu piutd tor tIu sea, and
uuuniuH b0y'u attire enlisted as %
plumbsf'a apprentice on tue Monterey,
According % hrr, thteO OF thu officers
knew her uuE, also tho plumber She
says she sailed Co Portland and then 60
San tfanclco on tue Monterey. Tho
plumber uusiiy put bof ashore ueeausu
nu ,aguEul Igr secret would uc Die.
covered, The gIu HI#I olAiuF 60 have
utuu on tho M9u Ca uuI ibH i4uu-
pendent bus TIA Do Ylt believed.
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found no cmri1l olttEclu fla their OH.
/ vcu.ty OF religion.

found no official ol.tEclu in their dl.
vcrpIty OF religion.
UNITED STATES Contribution.
"Aud the condition u the Catholic
church IN thr United States, in whose
Constitution was incorporated the uftl.
ole OF tho separation % state from
every religious tuot, C.uu0i escape our
combination. Although up 10 date
no Cnl1ial relations uaist uctwcen the
government and ihr hDIy soc, and 40.
though the majority ~ Doe population
is nuii.Cttl0lic, the church b. main
tniuiu g puHiuiy larger development
and liberty than In any other state.
Besidcs this direct reference 10 the
United States, II De- tail that MGR. Sa.
t0lii'a argument as 20 tho prUpftty Of
relations between Guatemala ana
Rome appliuB cleo O. the Uuiisi StutcF,
as he states the Cousuilt Yual pr0vi.
sion Of both Coultrius De- tlu same
respecting church and siair.
Tho communication rIU.CBng follow:
"l have beloved 70 capeticnt 10 pro-
mlao the above expected couaiIria-
tiOus, nnd thus MlnlI the duty imuasrI
upon nae by the holy uae, 90 box you 10
refer TO your government tue intcu.
lions oi inc molly father ana hl8 auEl.
city 10 improve IN way the conditions
% the church in Guatemala, 10 succeed
20 tho full Satisfaction Of your govern
mant ana 90 The great advantage fnIl
the republic, religious ana civil Final.
ly, accept the confidential cDmmunica-
tiun tuat The government OF Nicaragua
has already sOut 10 Rome ur. Modesto
Bafri0s Hs its envoy extraordinary aud
minister plenlpotenuury 20 tho holy
zee, for tho pufp1Go OF initiating and
completing with the greatest eKpUdi.
Cncy the good relations between tue
same government aud tho holy zee.
i nnU0 thst your government Of
Guatemala viii not allow tuuh TIMES
10 plss before takiag the tamo Itl0.u-
ton"
I,issald that this Is the nr.t time, 20
far as IL Known, tia. Mgr sat1lli's mis.
sion hH4 boon extended Uul8ltH OF tplfit-
ual question:, AMI hiss dealt with
BuyUrumUutt subitU,H.
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PERU, Ind, March ll,-Pf0sldont
Ashley, OF the Wabash railroad bee
evolved o. now plan i0r peuti0niuE
aud pt0viding insurance for the cni.
plnyss OF that fysieu. lhiB is 20 bul
n6luo certain cum " money eaCu
year 10 bo invested us gu insurance
fund, the mon 10 be- Wli according Co
length Of service AMI good rooJtj, Five
years from now, iH 1000, would give
Ihusa entitled $1,000 o.. death. For
earh nvo years. service thereafter
III, 900 additional would be- paid ugal
tue limit AZ provided was reached.
Ills plan Riso prUyllts Tor a uersilu
under which employees wh9 become
disabled or grow Old 90 tue suiv O.
will receive stated amounts, the
plan Is meeting wl.h favor among tho
men.
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7BLEGRAPHIC.
/ MASS OF FLAMES.
fin Ball, %! 10 Tho Hoist H'u'' OIL
lho Old ABB Nine
,sur MEN ARE ENrOAHEO
,u,rl,bls Escape Of a Miner VINO
rll Two Hundred Feet
g,,cu,rs at Work
naur MEN ARE ENroHnEo

.---g March lO.-A special 10
~ 49,, Mountain NevS from White
A.. nyr Az 3 O'Clock 'h's
1. .1,n, frs broke out in tho chant
the hoist house Of the Oh
\. mice, and ia a iov minutes the
A- a nfse and well ou'l' one
m,n Of flames. 10 was COM
III, 5,,,royoI, together with the
and smith shops. The mill
.,s,,,t l5ug, escaped without dam
- rse woodwork OF the shaft was
,,,I on. and tho hosting maohin'
q "A gsge runs high up into Tho
..gts. lut the most dlstfefhlhs
,.'is ,Be fact that eight mon nfo
~. 1900 in tho dark depths whose
-m,rsowp, There 10 liiiic ground
- nat they have escaped nnil9-
~ Rs,culrg parties have bton
ni w y "a ggi down further tlan tue
HI isysi by the air shai. Toe
80 and gases from tHu ~
~ AZ Inc hoist thait have pono'
"a The upper levels, and II ia ini-
.n.ble TO pas them 80,
Wlilans aud 5horflck are old In
.i,ins expefionclF, and have faced
n. g,pgera before. They are cool'
,,,iss, aud nany place u safety was
~ iouni, they fouudiL The IRE
-v, thu engineer from the hoist
~ Gsofge Wilkinson was going
Sssoa the bucket. no had reached
\, si6ih level whom tie hoist was
,ssiontd. and was shot down 200
stbthe thirteenth, where the bucket
rrsl tplul aBi throw him into the
t.a he was stunned, but recovered,
III c.lmei hack 20 the second level
tsiu.sIcI by tbg cit Shalt.
nrh the only serious mining accl'
All hsfe since the burning VI tho
sinh Homti,akc shaft several yenu
ils, when Two men were smothetoi,
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IubiiHnt Crowds appreciate - Victory
Wnu by Peaceful Means.

aNNANNAN AtfW us a aNnrmNAnNn ~ NNNauuN
Wou bS Peaceful Means.
RIO uE JANElRJ, Feb. lU.-A great
mass meeting was huld hero ON We'd
nesduy, Feb. ian, 10 celebrate the DE-
CisIou ui President Cleveland iu favor
OF Brazil and agalnst tho Arguntito
republic In the question " the claim 10
lurioilctiuu over the Territory Of Nile
siunuf.
All pm. the square OF b. Frances
dc Paulo, jutJ nt tno head VI Ouvidur,
was solilly iull u people, and SENIOR
MArinhO was selected as presiding on.
ncur yiiuu meeting. Colonel C0ffua,
uu eE.MiuiB,tg uEusr Mgfshul Fl0rau1
PeiEutJ, was tue principal spokesman.
A metsaso OF contamination Was
sont 90 Baron de Rio BranuD, chief ul
the Brazilian Commissi0n ut Washing
ton, tJr the bFliliEut reIu,t OF his
work.
Aitcr6eyoral minutes given 10 vivas,
the proCesiOu formed hud moved on
10 the presidential palace. Colonel
COrtea, no official orator made his al.
dress. In reply 10 the speech, the
Argentine miuiatob Doctor Garcia
Meron, made low complimentary
Remarks IA 5laulsn.
In his iugu the Pgsidnnt OF the fe-
public, Dr. PIuntu Morales, sAiI iu
Portuguese:
"At,uls,or Of the Argentine X oplL-
Tic and fellow CitZIlg
"Iho enthusiasm that bursts up0U-
taueousiy ff1m y8ur boom 10 JpBt,
noble and patriotic. People ur0 accus.
toned 20 crown and gllTiiy their
heroes aud generals on returning con.
guerrero from the field OF battle where
they decide questions between nations.
The hero whom you g.Ouiy today Do
more worthy than any great general
because, representing the Brazilian
nation IN Tao dispute OF ages, hu has
caused 10 triumph your right without
leaving tho Held VI battle Btg0wn with
dead. Let ub profit by that loaton anu
show ourselves worthy OF tho majesty
VI the nature VI tho fatlorlAnd."
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rnolesrnrIl-a Id llnnn.

CHICAGO, March l0.-rbo eclipse
tonight was v.oWoi nt the NoTldWgBt-
nFu Univouity observatory nt Evans
st0n, bv director Geo. W, Hough aud
others. PtoitMJr Hough photographed
the moon IN partial o1lipic, AMI later
secured dix Photographic ut various
pciuiB OF contact.
Afor the lut half hour the rky was
remarkably clear, nud the moon pro.
seuts1 beautiful picture OF delicate
colors, vtylug from light yellow or
golden 90 walk rcd copper.
NEW GOHt, March 10. 90 The
rc.ip1n Of the moon was not 10 De- nUtn
boz New York city tonight mas tlsiuc-
tory manner Thiut, lrucy clouds Oh.
scu'o1 the phenomenon, aud no special
tu.outiuU una were obtained In this
city.
BAN FRANCi8CD, March 10. The
following was received from tho dirsc-
tor OF the Lick observatory:
MOUNT HAHuLrOS, Col, March To-
The total eclipse OF the moon which
occurred This evuuiHE was observed
uuerr G0mowhat unavoidable circuu-
stances, tho sky being ohscured during
she entire day by thin huGt, Tue
moon wa olscured by Our-hali the
earth'l shadow when 10 appeared ~ g
O'Clock, Pacific standard time.
Tue moon lei. the oafth'd shadow of
o.2J.-J, aul the puuumOfa auOutlO:3j.
Tue moons uigU was visible Of all
iimes, bD.ug conspicuous greater
portion Of totally. Tho color Of the
uu0btcuIod portion OF tho also varied
itom yellow ~ Hight ooppory hue.
rho times a. which tho edge OF tue
shadow passcl across come Of tho prom
iueni orators we're noted, anu tho times
oi occullatDu VI several nmall stars
were observed,
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Young r.m.Is ononnsr..

CHICAGO, March lO.-Riot broke
zoe 10 The Illinois home Tor Juvenile
hlili olsnders, on Indiana avenue,
L-lsaL Ihifiy.iour, ranging In years
A'a Ven TO eighteen, rOss IN rebellion
Alil lbe mhtgon, Mrs. Dayton.
~ uaylon anu her assistants wcro
''il'i, 10 control their chargos, and
~ compelled TO shut themselves la
~ 70 escape their almost ffsnzloi
Il a-in's' The girls went through
:, house, breaking furniture and
' .saou and smashing crockery
L...W,ythlng they could lay their
G ponce were summoned aud re-
~ sider, but had no easy time OF m.
ns nnglsaders fought deBpsrateiy'
sIel The most prominent OF the wins
'sistfittled. e'''
~, ~ troubles arose over tho punish.
~ given by Matron DAYTON h,
49,, 800 Davis, 10 yeaTa old. Accord
NJ ahshs girls, however, tho uptislpy
s'' 10 great dissatisfaction
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Uoycrnmsni IADIua-s Iieducod.

WAsuINuTuS, March lJ.-A roviOw
0f the work done by the D5cEUry Joint
committee VI CUuETu.s, created I0r tho
Vullgsu Of iuql.ruF .gt1 aud cEamiu-
ius tae ttatui gi tuu law urgUlIzluH
tho executive departments, has been
printed, Tho greater number " tuu
communications %, tue committee Hl
iar have bcuu put into practical 1psFa.
tiou, and lave been from time 10 time
ma'e public. Tue review shows tuGt
tuo entire UuHt uf the commission ur.
EruFa,gI Sil ..Iii while the actual uu.
uuai reductions iu the government
expenditures, made aH result OF 10
work, amount 90 1891.
"lnu reduction" tho review con.
liuuCs, sis not flF the time being only,
tut viii continue through each Of tlu
coming years. The Commirsion, how.
ever feel that the expedition OF public
busiuc,H, uul aided lrUuuty ~ luu
Eovcruwuut ia iis methods OF account
Ing under the new .yHlums iuaugl-
rtad, would have fully Justified ita
existence, even 70 there had btrn no
uimluutllu lu CEIuuggH,b
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LocnInnLLan IN naLeated.

INDASAr1IIs Iujo March H.
Another tGu.nu1u comes out OF the
Indiana legislature wAeu % was found
that the NiUu0irJn local option bill,
800 measure that has tHrn BI bitterly
fugut pro aud con Tor weeks, did not
fgach the governor Saturday EisLt
end that the constitutional provision
which says that no u'.I Uhnli uu 0rDf.
uulud 20 the rOvurloriIl uia signature
within taO days OF Che CLOSE % the sct-
zion win now render The act y0il.
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An Oia volcanic EIuptiou.

CoRn0uA, State OF Vera Cruz, Mex.
leo, March lO.-rho peak OF Orza0a,
an ancient volcano, rs In btatr OF
eruption. The sigma ~ disturbance
began 20 manifest themsrivcs last Sum
DAY night, anu have increased In foIcu
constantly tinc8 that time. 10 Ia now
vomiting poisonous gases and thick
volumes OF anOko are emitted from %
hundred auyr.uug VA iia grrsi NAV &.
the earth Tor 100 m.ill around BE- shah-
ON periodically win aut.eggnuOau Viz.
bralguH.
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PIr1sBUgu, Pa, March 9.--The now
national party conference, which con.
yonGs next week, win have under dis
cussion nurleon proportions, as an.
Ranged by the committee Of 100. The
abolition II the liquor tmtilc, tue free
coinage Of silver aui tho tarin quei.
ton will likely receive tho most bttrn-
ton. Secretary Swsggr says tho letters
received indicate that thvsp questionp,
along with the party name, Will receive
the most attention.
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ron wonKINGurN.
Ps,srsa o, Employment Asoncios
success.

WAsmNu10S, March 10. - The
Urllei Slnlu consul NJ LuXcmbuFg
aauinti The scheme Of an International
Absf exchange, which has proven
very bsus6cialin that Grand Duoay
DO facilitating lhe employment Of la.
l5f. Il VA instituted Ia 1902, and
every pulMeH c9.pporatos 10 the
lAnimiHion Of ontr Of, aud appliCa.
lions iot tm2lsymsni between wage
pytn ald gigrlalnoT1. Ohgn aud
applications az i1ifcssed to the near
uil-l'nniiion special postal CaTdH,
tui ihe afpIciil1uu are registered.
Toe lhis are publicly posted Ia all post
tlie,i 10 niIHay blnti0nf, hotels aud
Futile hslifL The pOBtOillcc assumes
iuIJl.t.lly Ia tho business be-
!0ni zoe innimirsion and posting OF
iFfluu0li aud UlcfH. Tho post
ui'si in'oini Gn applicant by postal
card Hhen On 0ilrr OF en- plOymyut ~
ittlved. Abatement attached Shove
htl during two years tuciB were 10.
e'Vtl though this GyBtem i,0l3 AZ
il'luotiiof employment, anu ,7Ol OF
b'it Hcliet place.. During the mo
ll1 Abliempl1vefa applied for help
al gagged i.879.
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among tho g.fls over lhtir treatment
boz general. 10 arose particularly be-
cauIo OF system OF ruuianmeut
which included imprisonment In ~
dark room, ten by twelve feet ia size,
the culprit being secured 60 the moor by
"a heavy chain, auu n|H0 system Oh
0iouug, iu which the offender was
NOT allowed meat anu was hall
fLarguu
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NEW YOuy, Msrch lO.-A cable dis
patton u the World, dated Toxic,
Japan, March 1913, suy5.
China has boon Informed In general
ierue VI tho conditions upon which
japan viii consent 10 peace. japan has
urun notified that China Do ready 20
accept these conditions and 10 Bign a
treaty.
Tho correspondence by means Of
which tlib ugtugmrut was arrived Ut,
vsl carried on through the United
states ministers 90 th9 tw9 CouuuIUa-
AtHI.'rr Edwin DJuu nc Toxic uuJ
Minister Charles Duuby OF pokin,
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KlIIed mtr rnIItran.

PANS, Tex March GA shocking
double child murder was committei
.htee miles southwest OF Rsxton, ~.
teen miles souihwesl Of h0ss. Last
night Mrs. Molllo Carruthers, tho VIC
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wIru TIE LAW AM THE Gospel.


ST LOUIS, Ilrch Brew. DE-. Park
hurst Of New York l. coming To 81.
Louis Tor the purpose, Il 10 announced.
OF engaging IA tho worG II sunday rg.
form IN conjunction with Sam Jones
anu tho local clergy. Attorneys have
been retained 10 prosecute all vlolntotb
q tho atatulea anu ordinances, and mo
plane arc complete Tor the autiyu cam.
palgn against sin.