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The Lamar register., 1896-03-21
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The Lamar register., 1896-03-21
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Republican Newspaper.
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q SATURDAY EDITION. pages, o. Year
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to - y Ore Year, 81 90; SIX ssontrls, SOC.
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0etteraI Baratiert.

,@ebt mir 10000 Mann rno i'd
brinse gud ben 9iesus Menelif pobl=
berpadt mud &om !" iaste Der @eneral
8aratieri i'm gpsuft porigen Sabres
bel einem ibm su Gbrsn sesebenen 9an=
fett in Gom. gr tpar bamals auf Be=
fu6 na6 Stalien sefpmmen, nahoem
er eben borber bel goatit unb Senate
ben abeilinilden Sruppenfiibrer 3as
Mangai1a in stpei blutigen @efehten
beiiest bate. 9iele 5iege iparen pon
ben italieniiden 3eitunsen gu Seloen=
tbaten eriten @anses aufgebaui6t tpor=
ben unb Baratieri lieB ii6 in einem
9ubeno bon Stdoten in iiberl9msng=
li6iter Weiie beneibrdu6ern. Nls er
bann anfangs September ipieoer nah
Der afrifanii9en Golonie siiriiffebrte.
naheem ieinem @eiude um 8eritdr=
flung entiprDhen iporoen mar, lagte er
beim Mbihieoe sl einem 6reunoe !:
.glun mag Menelif fommen, wenn er
2uit bot, perflopft su werben !"
lInb jebt, na1bem er niht nur l0=,
ienbern 20, 900 Mann 8eritdrtung err
balten, tpie iiebt es iebt aug ? Wer Der=
tiopit wuroe, bas 1T garatieri
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geaper Sails, pa., 4. Wldr3. Sie
gntoefun9 elmer &duberb6ble, ipelbe
elmer Siebsbanbe gum 8eritef biente,
Die ibon ieit mebreren Mpnaten 8eaper
GountD, Iopie Die benadbarten @oun=
ties unIiber ma6te, bat bier ni6t ge=
rin3e Senlation errest. 2eioer selans
es Der polisei, tpel6e Die &aasia auf bas
Siebsneit ma6te, nur suei Der @auner
Namens Greo. 0anep unb William
&osfamp ein5uf fangen, Die anoern be-
tanoen li6 auf einem &aubsuge.
Die S6ble, pelhe geltern bon elmer
unsdbli9en Menae Neusieriser beludt
muroe, befinoet lib in ben Sselien am
llfer bes Seaber Sluiies, niBt unge=
fdbr 30 SUP i'm Nuaorat unb mar gang
tomfortabel eingeri9tet. 9luBer GO6=
o'sn, Sii6en, Stiiblen, 8etten etc. uno
auBer elmer eroben Mense seioblener
8eaenltdnoe fanD man cine pollitGnbige
@arnitur bon @inbreber Werfseugen.
Oils Die polisiiten in bic 90ble einoran=
gen, fanoen iie Die stpei &duber nit Der
3ubereitung zines feinen Mables aus
ibrer nit Selitatehen aller Nrt 9efiill=
ten Speilefammer bei6dftigt, unO Elm
frii6 angelteftes SdBden 8ier seigte,
boB es ben Serlen aud an Dem nOtDi9en
Nab ni6t feble.
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WnfgepaHt

auf @efabrlignale, tpenn 8lds6en,
Beulen, Garbunfeln uno dbnli6e Nn=
aei9en bon unreinem 8lut li9 bemerf=
bar MAIDEN. Wdre Guer 8lut rein
unb Cure &onltitution in gutem gu
itanoe, 10 tpiiroen lie nibt eribeinen.
sic 5eisen gud, tueiien Sbr bebiirfet,
nantlih eines guten 8lutreinigungsnit=
tels. 9as babt Sbr, menn Sbr Sr.
Yierces Golden Medical Discovery
nebmt.
Dime reines Slut 1T gfiemanb se=
iuno. ollie 8lut=, Saut- uno @eipebs=
traafen, bonn einfaden S6drfeflefen
ooer 8lds6en bis sur i6limmlten Sorm
bon ScrDfeln tperoen burb bas Disco
bern turirt. gs frdfti9t bic 2eber, rei=
nigt unb berei6ert bas glut uno rest
jeoes Organ gu 9efunoer Sbdtisfeit an.
Bei ben bartnddisten Sdllen BON Saut=
franfbeiten, mie Sle6ten, 8rinb, Srdbe,
&otblauf, Garbunteln uno dbnli6en
llebeln, bel 5crofeln je9li6er Dirt uno
@efalt, bel 8lut5eriebung uno 8lutent=
artllna miro bas ,@elo fiir Die MeoiSin
suriifseseben, menn iie bic eenannten
2eioen ni1t furirt. llno aus bieiem
Grunoe lit lie oas bilisite 8lutreini=
gungsmittel i'm Wearft.
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goitor Morriion in Wortbinston,
Sno., i6reibt vSbr electric gitters
lit cine tpertbbolle Meoi5in nno i'd em=
pfeble fie gerne in Gdllen bon Gppfmeb
ulo 8erltopfllng ; als ein Mittel CUR
Auffril6nna beg gansen 5pitems bat
lie lliht ibres aleiAen. sSran Nnnie
Steble, 1926 Cottage Grope Mpe. In
Chicago. mar 70 beruntersefommen.
baB lie faum rnebr eilen fonnte iie bat=
te beltdnbig 9iidenibmersen, tpelAe lie
ME DerlieBen uno fiiblte iid itets miioe
uno matt. SEEDS 6lai6en electric 8it=
ters itellten ibre Strait uno @eiunobeit
mieoer ber. preis 50 Gents uno 81.
Gauft Gu1 eine 6lafbe bri 6
s.. 6. Miller q Sohn, Mpotbefer.
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GbrIoter 9strd)bremtcr.

pittsburg 6. Mdrs. Der gaubola=
9dnbler Spbn 8. Conan, bisber elmer
Der 9ea6tetften @eihdftsleute bieliger
Staot, lit nit 0interla1ung elmer an=
gebenren Gbuloerlait na6 unbefann=
ten @egionen, bermutbli1 na1 giicara=
qua, ber0uftet. Cine Summe bon ca.
800, 900, Die er in ben lebten Woden
our6 Gdlidunsen unb S6ipinoeleien
aller Dirt auiammen gebra6t bate, bat
er als &eiiegelb mitgenommen. Seine
iunge Satin, nit Der er faum Elm eSabr
perbeiratbet mar, bat er bolltdnbis ob=
ne Wfittel suriifgelailen, tla1oem er lei=
ner Shmiegermutter ibr bef1eibenes
WermDgen bon $4,000 abselhpinoelt
bate.
Inter ben sablrei6en Opfern beg
.beraloien 8auners befinoen fi6 feline
Stiefmutter, bic ieben Sent ibres 0er=
m6gens BON $35, 600 berliert Wilbelm
Nblers, bon Der Mblers 2umber 60. in
Maesbenp, init $50, 900 /; fait fdmmtli=
DE Mn9eifellte pDn Gotpa1. iotpie cine
ganse &eibe bon @eiddftsleuten in ole
len Sbeilen bes 2anbes. ginige Der
geibDinbelten baben @ebeimpoli3ilten
anseifeat, um Conan gu berfolsen, uno
Die poli5eibe66roen in allen gr6Beren
Stdoten Der Ser. Staaten lino um Die
Terbaftung bes Our6brenners telesra=
pbilb eriubt iporoen. Conan lit nur
% Sabre ait.
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9iife her ffantii9em 8eamtem.


Ste ttallentt0en Sruppen III S1t:
| Nfrifa, Die lett IA Sagen init abtped=
| lelnbeln Slide nit Den 3ruppen bee
GDnigs Menelif BON Mbeilinien unb iei=
ner 8erbiinoeten Su tdmpfen batten,
baben am l. Mdr3 cine Nieoerlaae
erlitten, Die elmer 8ernibtuns falf dbn=
li6 liebt. Die S6labt fano BEL Noo=
ma Ifatt unb aus ben iiber bieielbe im=
mer nod pertporreuen geridten ldBt li1
beute folgenbes 5uianlmenitelen:
Ser General 8aratieri mar ourf)
Snnoidafter benabridtiat moroen, oaB
eine Nn5abl Der proninentelfen 9dupt=
linae Der Sbpaner nit ibrem Mnbang
nod 9lrum abss3osen ieien um Der
Sr0nung oes gfegus bei3umobnen. Ser
General, Der nibt an 0erratb oa1te,
uno ourb Die Sp6ttereien Der italieni=
i6en preiie sereist mar, bielt Die @ele=
9enbeit fiir siinitis, INN our6 eiuen
entideioenoen Sieg iiber bic suriifge=
bliebenen 5bpaner iein oerloren gesan=
genes Breitige mieoersugewinnen. IS
mar ibm in idlauer Weiie eine Sale
aeltellt mproen nno ertappte blinolin9s
binein. ST befabl ben @enerdlen Nl=
bertone, glrimonoi uno Sobormioo,
bon benen jeber cine Brigade fOmman=
oirte, ben Seinb anaugreifen. Oie ita=
lienii6en Sruppen beitanoen aus 16
gataillonen Stalienern, feds Sataillo=
men ein9ebDrer,en Sruppen uno sm0lf
gataillonen 9lrti1erie bon 5ufammen 70
@ei6iiben ; i'm @anaen aus piellei1t
$4,000 Mann, tpdbreno Die 9lbil1inier
weni9itens so, 900 Mann itarf waren.
9ie 9lbiilinier sogen fi6 anfanss Dor
ben Stalienern suriif uno lieBen bieie
un9ebinbert in bic gngpdlle einriiden,
our0 mel1e lib Die StraBe na6 Noul,
Der 9auptitaot bon Sisre, binsiebt.
Damn aber, als bas sanse italieniibe
Seer in Die pdlie einseriidt mar, per=
dnoerte lib nit einem Wale Die Scene.
Die Nbiilinier, Die nit ben moberniten,
fransOlil6en 8etpebren uno nit mober=
men, bon frana0lil6en 9lrtilleriiten be-
oienten @eibiiben berie9en maren, er0ff=
neten urpl0bli6 ben Gampf. 8on al=
len Seiten tpuroe ei1 perbeerenbes 6eu=
er auf Die iiberraf1ten Staliener unter=
balten uno Die borber i1einbar Derlai=
nenen 8ebirgspdlle f6mdrmten jebt bDl=
li9 nit Meniben, bic Selsbl0fe auf Die
fa1t hilfloIen SplGaten binabltiiratef.
Sie sStaliener pertbeioiete1l 1ib, 10
gut Dies unter ben umitdnben m0glid
mar, als aber 3auienoe nieoer9ei0oi=
len ober bon SelsblOfen eroriidt more
ben paren, lblte iid oas Seer in mill
Der 6lu6t auf, - es CAB nur nod cine
Gettung, 10 fhnell als mogliA aus ben
Gnspdhen binaussutommen.
Das S6redlidie oes Samples muB
oann sefolgt iein. 0ie iiesreiden
Sboaner berfDlsten Die gefblasenen
Sruppen unb iibten feline gnaoe. eSm=
lner nieoer bilbeten einselne Sruppen=
tbeile 8ierefe, nm nit Soossmutb ben
na6riifenoen Seino auf5ubalten. ollie
&eierpemunition mar aber bereits ben
Nbiiliniern IN Die Sdnoe sefallen, pel=
DE Die 9lrtilerie erbeutet batten. 9ie
SOlge mar, bob man9e 8ataillone lid
Sulebt nur nod nit Dem gajonett per=
tbeioi9en fonnten.
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Gine " aI,re lanip eria l,,.epiai,,

alderman syames 6. ssraneis in @bi=
caao iaat SD balte 9r. Gings gietD
DISCOVERY fir eine luabre uniDerialme=
Oisin, na6oem id iie in ben lebten fiinf
Sabren nit NusibluB alIer dr5tlihen
Hesepte nnb anoerer Yrdparate, in
meiner Gamilie 9ebrauAt babe.
llno Geb. sSpbn gurgus In GeOfiif,
Sa., fhreibt ,Sb bin ieit SO Sabren
@eiItliher Der MletbnOiifenfirhe unb
babe ME cine Mebi3in fennel 9elernt,
bic 10 ipobltbdtig unb RAID ipirft, nie
Or. Sings Nem Discoperp. probirt
bieies bette aler Mittel gesen 9uifen !!
prpbeilal1en frei In Der Mpotbefe BON
6 s. rs. Millar Il 6nbn.
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y Sn Bottom lit am 5. Der @ouber=
nelr 8reenhalse geitorben.
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sMminoimdt 9ebeiIt.

Ginem alten Mr3te. ber bon Der rars suriidgesoaeu
lebt ipurbe burd enen pitinbiifen Wtionar bic ges
fir bic Idnene unb bauernbe 5eilung BON 2unqens
idbmiuofld)t, grnuditis 8atarrb, Mitbma linb olen
Sals= unb 2uu9eufraufbetten aus9ebdnoi9t @ntb elm
Wittel fir poiittpe robfae 5etlnn9 bon Terpennds
de lnb alien Werpenfranfbeiten stabbem ber Ooftor
bie mnnoerbaren Seilfrdfte in toulenb Sden erprpb
bate eradete er es fir etne Bft bog Witte eimen
lebenben Wtitmenlfen befannt 5u Inafeu BON bieiem
W3ptio unb gBnnItb getrieben banbete SD ienoe
bieies &e5ept eans fpiteufrei an aae bic eS pnen.
in beutider ensliider unb franabiiher Sprad)e nit
boiler Mnmeiiung Der 5eritellnng nno bes @ebrands.
Genbe MbreiIe nmb Yrefmarfe. beaiebe 9ib au bieie
8eitung unb tb ienbe es iotort 20. u. gtppes, $40
pptperS 8lDd NoGeIter. 81. y
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GlebclanD, Qoratn unO
@beeling vt. vt.

sSabrplan in Graft ieit benz "a. Stop 1895.
Gienelaun 8abnbpf am 5aRe bon SabssDaiieritraBe.
Saolid5 aebenbe 3Ise.
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NDs. 33S and 33S connect at Wellsvile for
Steubanville and Belaire Nos. 33S and SAG
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
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sci a,.t Der gut Dor SAND, ern,

pele ben wtarft nit pertbloieu Mirtaren beri6fpe'
tneu bic 8eioenben INN ibr 9elb betriiseu, unb Das
nod mebr ins @etpidt fdlt iebr bdnfg bereu Rronfs
beiten peri1fmmer Gs 1T Elm @ebot ber Yilifbt bic
uns Der 0eieGfdafr seseniber obIieet bic eeute pcr
Dielsn stfdbrlibeH e9miuolerm sa marnen. gt,ocs
GorafoIt ietens bes &duiers idaabt ibu Dor 9etrue
,ueun sr iid olsenbe punite eiaprdst RaIfe ME in
.bnlfs Tim SAB Dber Rriiseu) benn oas adte 9petters
m,asenbiftsrs tpirb uur in GIai6eu pertauft pel6e
bus bhblde IN Gtabl seitonene Gmbiem trogtn, bns
ben Rautpl .bes betIisen @eors NIT bem Draden bar.
felt unb uutsu cine Milsiatnrnote nit bem Gacimile
per lnsrfdrift oes Yrafibsnteu Der 8otstter Rom.
pa9nie ssis ebfr BEN Bort IT sius meioafapIa usit
be.auIasbrudtsu slamsn bes Mrtifsls nnb einer Nss
hoiiIeu.Wffte In Der Wlite geer INNER F .atritehf
S6I{6ucttf 6e8 6ojteftr6 MlaQenbtfeT& 0l8 De d(te
aDonik IL rerioilfn tpiro geridlai1 5lr Meraxtpor
iIl1fo Qf5poslt zx16 tbty ben mir he8b0lb Qerttil
bsI8n9t II ~ enpHnbli1er &iraIe psruribsin
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"Daiiy. Except Sunday. FLAG stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 2 90 to II 90
Midnight Light Faced from IL 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
623-95-I PITTSBURGH, PENNA
For Zine cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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the present. The final provocation came In the
discovery-as is generally believed-of secret
intrigue between Germany and the lransvaai
considerably antedatlng the Jameson raid' ana
having for its object the ousting OF the briusn
and the establishment OF German supremacy
over the Boer Republic. 1t Is well known that
for some time before the Jameson raid an agent
of the Transyaal Government, invested with
great powers and plenty OF money, was In Ber-
lin. in daily conference with the Foreign ONCE
At the same time an ingenious attempt was
made by the German Government, under cover
OF private purchase to gain possession or bit
OF territory at DeagOa Bay extending from the
coast TO or nearly to the Transvaal frontier
Nor was this ALL 1t appears that President
Kriiger had full warning Of the Jameson raid
and OF the prOposed Johannesburg revolt week
or two In advance But he did not mention the
subject to the Cape Government. or to the Brit
ish Agent at Pretoria. On the contrary, he Kept
the matter as quiet as possible and secretly pre-
norod formidable ornaments and threw up
strong earthworks at Krugersdorp, and awaited
tho raiders there. where they would be sure to
fall into hopeless trap as they did. The be-
lief in England Is that the willy Boer' instead OF
protesting to the British Government in adj
vance ana mus preventing any 'P'A ''""'''
deliberately preferred to let the raiders come on,
feeling confident that with his ample and secret
preparations he could easily cope with ana con-
ouer them, and expecting that. in case OF need.
German forces would be sent to his aid from
Deagoa Bay.
How far these suspicious are well founded IS
vet 70 be ascertained-if ever. They may be
utterly baseless. so far as they relate to Ger
MANY. 1t seems established beyond question
that the Beers had warning a week or more In
advance of the raid. and deliberately prepared
for It, while keeping the warning secret from
the British authorities But the belief Is widely
held in England that Germany was In the plot.
and II is that which has cmbittered the British
against Germany. or course II Is not likely 10
lead 10 war between the two great Powers.
There has never been serious danger OF that.
But II will have serious effect upon Great Brit
aims attitude toward the Transvaal 1t will
probably cause her to insist upon maintaining
the Convention Of 1854 TO the last letter, thus
keeping the Republic not only within the Brit
Ish sphere Of influence but practically within
the limits OF the British Empire To letting the
Transvaal become an independent State there
might be-or might have been-comparatively
little objection To letting ii become de-
tendency OF the German Empire, the British
will never for moment consent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
GERMANY AND THE TRANSVAAL.

British wrath against Germany Is undated
All parties except the Socialists and Little Eng
landers appear to share It, The influence of the
Court Is unable to repress it. 1t flames out on
every side at the slightest provocation. Not In
this generation has stronger passion been mani
tested. Even the traditional enmty toward
Russia is forgotten and an actual alliance with
that 0nce-hated Power would be hailed with
enthusiasm, II only 1t were distinctly hostile to
Germany. Nor Is this feeling by any means
directed against the Kaiser, personally and
alone, for his message Of two months ago to
President KRUGER. He is still bitterly regarded
no doubt; as witness the fact that one Of the
most eminent and most cautious members Of the
British Cabinet made personal attack upon
him the other day in speech In the House Of
Commons, which was applauded to the echo
But II Is against the whole German Government
If not indeed against the German nation IT.
seif-tbat British wrath has been aroused by
cause far greater than mere imperial dispatch
The jealousy and apprehension which the Brit
ish feel on account Of German rivalry In trade
have already been referred to. Those causes
have been active for some years. and have>pre-
pared the British mind for such an outDurst as
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AmuSfments.

,ee~o<o>oooo~~~v~N~~~N N~~~r~crvNe~NrrNr~~>||~
ABBEY'S THFATRE-S:15-The Goddess OF Truth-
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-s-The Scarlet Letter
AMERICAN THEATRE-s-Burmah.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joe.
BROADWAY THEATRE-s:l5-Robin Hood.
CARNEGIE HAIL-2-Conctrt.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-S:15-Ths Devils Auction
DALY'S misunderstanding Romeo ana Juiet
EMPIRE THEATRE sI5-Marriage
EDEN MUsEE-Concert.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-S-Magda-
GARDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Two Escutcheons.
GARRICK THEATRE-8:20-The Squire OF DANES
GRAND OPERA HOrsE-s-Little Christopher.
HARLEM OPERA HOUsE-S:15-The Governor Of Ken
lucky
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-sl5-Ths Heart OF
Maryland.
HOYTS THEArRE-s:3o-A Black Sheep.
IRVING PLACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guek
ROSTER & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LYCEIM RE-S-Lecture-S:lo-The Pr'soher Vi
Zenda.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-lo m. to 1890 p M
Cat Show.
OLYMPIA Marguerite.
PALMERS THEATRE-s15-Foi :he Gown.
PASTOR $3.50 TO II p. m.-Vaudevile
PROCTOR'S-i2 m. 10 ~ p m-Vaudeville
STANDARD Observation-Disclosures Fadden
STAR TIIEATRE-s-The War OF Wealth
i4TH STREET TIIEATRE-S-The Minstrel Of Clare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
SIXTEEN PAGES
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Signor Crspi announced the
resignation Of the Italian Cabinet In the Cham
Der; great excitement prevails throughout the
peninsula. In case Cuba be recognized by
the United States protest will be made by the
Spanish Government to all European Minis
tries. - Advices from Havana are that the
merchants Of Cienfuegos have cancelled their
American orders in retaliation Of the action OF
Congress. - According to yesterdays poll
ings in Vienna the election Of DR.. Luger. the
Anti-Semitic leader as Burgomaster, seems GER
tain.
CONGRESS.-Both branches II. session. -
Senate: There was brief debate on the Cuban
situation: Mr.. Mitchell finished his argument
in the Dupont election case. - House
President Cleveland's speech at the Home Mis-
sionary meeting In New-York was bitterly de-
nounced by Mr. Hartman, Of Montana; dis
cussion of the bill abolishing the fee system was
continued.
DOMESTIC-The Raines Liquor Tax bill was
debated in the Senate at Albany, which VIII
vote on 1t next Tuesday; Richard Deeves. In
letter to the chairman Of the Assembly Cities
Committee, makes a plea for tall buildings
- Roger Wocott, formally assumed the
Governorship Of Massachusetts, owing to the
death OF Governor Greenhalge. - Another
cold wave Is sweeping eastward from the North
west. A bill by Representative Sulzer In
Congress- 1t is estimated, would deprive 10000
collarworkers Of Troy Of work
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-William G. Watson,
division superintendent Of the West Shore Rail-
road. was shot In his Office at Weehawken by
Edward Clifford detective. - The Cham
Der Of Commerce adopted memorial In favor Of
a new Custom House on the present site, and ap-
proved a report in favor Of legislation to limit
the height Of buildings, - The Visiting Com
mttee Of the Association for Improving the Con-
dtion OF the Poor visited several charitable in
stitutions. - The indictments against Sheriff
Hansen In connection with the escape Of the
postof1ce thieves from Ludlow Street Jail were
dismissed by Judge Newburger on motion Of
Acting District-Attorney Davis - Stocks re-
acted on profit sales
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warmer. The temperature yesterday: High
est. Al degrees; lowest. 10; average. 2s&
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dred other things about which he retains no
really solid knowledge. When In college ne
tries to study any Of these subjects seriously ne
has to start at the beginning, and all the time
spent in school is wasted except so far as It may
have encouraged habits Of observation, and tnat
might have been accomplished at less expense.
II the r,,dIments are not acquired In early school
days they are not acquired at all. Mattnew ar,
mold called us the most common scnooieo an"
least educated people in the world II that Is true
more than little Of Its truth Is due 10 our ten'
dency to teach our children an indenni'e mum
Der Of things specifically instead OF rev tnlnss
well, to our making them machines Tor the pur'
suit OF courses, to our training them to acquire
facts rather than to think.
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records Of all Sorts and no sooner IL new one
made than some one else comes along ana breaks
1t. Out In New-Jersey the very latest record has
been set up. and that State now boasts that It
has within its domain the Champion Hickory
nut Eater Of the World. On a wager he ate what
is termed IAN even peck" Of hickoTy-nuts the
other day. What does 1t matter that he was
made Ill in consequence, and that the services Of
a physician were desperately needed? This IL
not an age OF martyrs, but the martyr spirit
manifests itself even now, on occasion. The
name Of this particular martyr is Phillips. and
on his behalf 1t is announced that he is pre-
pared to defend his recordship against ell
comers." Let US hope there will be no "comera"
Once Is sometimes enough.
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1t will be seen by the letter from Miss Barton
which has been received by member Of the
Red Cross Society in this country that on her
arrival in Constantnople, little more than
fortnight ago, she found all obstacles in the
way Of carrying out her plans removed. Not
only was the fullest permission given for the
entrance Of hei agents into Armenia, but active
and generous efforts were put forth by the Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs to make everything in
connection with the matter as pleasant and
agreeable as possible. Much credit Is due to
Minister Terrell in bringing about this result.
Before this time it is fair to assume that relief
has been carried to some Of the people in need.
and presumably the work Of mercy will go
steadily forward.