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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28

standstll. His horses could not be
urged another step forward. They
would not face the storm, and Hack
man Sorrell, concluding they were
wise, came home with them.
The condition that confronted pas
sengers and officials of the Boston and
Albany railroad were to be found or
all the other railroads leading into
Worcester that day. Those We're the
days of the dummy road, the street
railway line to the lake not being built
then. The dummy ran until about noon
when the going became so bad that
the few passengers upon the train
We're taken into the engine caboose
That was the last trip for four days
The engine, with the passengers
aboard, jumped the track at East Wor-
cester and passengers and employees
alike footed in to this city, leaving the
engine across the track.
On Tuesday came the work of open
ing streets, the street railway tracks
and the steam railroad lines, as well as
fixing up the telegraph wires that had
likewise been affected by the storm
The first train on the Boston and Al
bany reached here about 9 o'clock in the
morning, and then the other stalled
coaches were brought in at Intervals OF
an hour or so. The Norwich and Fitch
Du1S ROADS got Iuelf lines open ~ LuC7
day night But not a train came in
over the Boston and Maine all day
Tuesday, and the first one to arrive
from Providence way pulled in at J
o'clock Wednesday morning. 1t had
left Providence Monday afternoon.
The street railway company made no
attempt to open its lines at once, but
put on open sleighs that did service for
several days and it was week before
the street cars were running regularly,
Everything else Jared about as badly
as did the steam and street railroads,
as a result of that blizzard Of 1883.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM POWER.

William Power, one of the oldest
Catholic residents Of this city, died al
his home, 81 King street, Sunday morn
ing He has been a resident of this
city for the past IS years, and in early
years was a member of St. Johns
Church. but since the formation of St
Pauls Church has been a member OF
that church. Besides his wife. he
leaves one daughter, Johanna E.
Power. The funeral win take place
Tuesday morning. with a requiem high
mass at st. Paul's Church at S55.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28
THE MISSES BELL

Food Inc MISSES BELL Complexion Tonic Complexion Soap Skin
o Po and Capa Renova sale in this cv bv Green The
DRUGGIST Open all night 40 and A22 Main Street - ~
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28

Thousands have tried from time imme-
mortal tkdiscover some cflicacious remedy
for wrinkles and other impcrfcctions of
the complexion, but none had yet sue
ceeded until the Misses Bell, the now fam
GUS Complexion Specialists, of IS Fifth
Avenue, New York City. offered the pub
lie their wonderful Complexion Tonic.
The reason so many failed to make this
discovery before is plain, because they have
not followed the right principle. Balms
Creams, Lotions, etc, never have tonic
effect upon the skin, hence the failures.
The Misses Bells Complexion Toric has
most celebrating effect upon the cuticle
absorbing and carrying off all impurities
which the blood by its natural action is
constantly forcing to the surface of the
skin. 1t is to the skin what a Whaling
tonic is to the blood and nerves, a kind Of
new life that Immediately exhilarates and
strengthens wherever applied It's tonic
effect is felt almost Immediately. and If
speedily banishcs forever from the skin
treckles, pimples, blackheads. moth
patches, wrinkles, liver spots. rouqhness
olliness, eruptions, and discolorations Of
any kind
In order that all may be benefited bv
their Great Discovery, the Misses Bell will
during the present month, give to all call
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WORKING SATISFACTORILY
American Government at Ma
Mia a Succoss.
BUSINESS GENERALLY RESUMED
Practical UDanimity Among Leading Res
Oupation By America.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The correspond.
ent Of The Times at Manila says:
The military government 10 working
satisfactorily In oil departments. Bus,.
ness is being actively resumed. The
waterwoxks 10 In full operation and the
Passig river 10 open. Stringent meas.
ures have bsen taken to insure the san
itation Of the citadel which 10 crowded
with prisoners The filthy condition
Of the Spanish barracks 10 menace to
the health Of the men, which, however.
1t present 10 excellent. =
Among the American troops there
have only been II deaths from sick.
ness since tho men landed.
Twenty.four thousand stands Of
arms, 10000, 900 rounds OF cartridges
aud . large quantity Of largo ammuni.
tion have been surrendered togethez
with nearly $1,000 men.
There IL undoubtedly practical una.
nimity among merchants. irrespective
Of nationality, IN favor Of tho perma'
nent occupation Of tho archipelago by
the Americans Nobody oonoeives the
re.esta ablishmsnt Of Spanish sovereign.
tY possible.
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Va w a. 4 h&@ x sg ru, "|F|s'55sH
PYTHlANs ELECT OFFICERS.

As0 Chsss1 - the slate Of the Prsssns
Admlnstrssion.
1ND1ANAPoLIs, Aug. N.-The su'
preme loeds, Knights Of Pythias, ad'
journsd at : p. m. after having elected
tho following officers: Supreme chan
cellor, Thomas g. Sample. Allegheny.
Pa; supreme vice ohanosllor. Ogden
H. Feathers, Wisconsin. The men
elected were on the slate Of the present
administration. Il; .s.~s.. % ''."
The statement Of tho board Of con.
troll shows the resources OF the endow.
ment fund to be e528. 276.62. II 10
charged that 1ol, ,796. 90 10 sntanglsd In
the affairs Of . defunot national bank
of Fort Worth, Tex. and nothing but
. judgment against the bondsmen rep
resents this money. Also that the
$3.50, 1877. 10 invested In . hotel building
property ct Chicago which 10 now in
the hands Of . receiver 10 nothin g more
than . nth lien on the property.
These rumoss are - yet vague and In
definite.
Eau Claive Won Tsrss Prise.
Camp Colgrove 10 almost thing OF
the past. The last formality was the
award Of prizes ~ follows:
Class A-First prise, 1900, John
Barr Glenn company. Eau Claire,
Wis. second prize. q, ,20o, Terra Haute,
Ind. Company No. s; third prize.
$1,000, Kalamazoo, Mich. Company
No. .; fourth prize, $500. Yellow Cross
Company No. Us, Alliance; fifth prize,
$500. Friendship Company No. 2o.
Covington, Ky.
Class B-First prize. t4oo. Vigo Com
pany No. 83, Terre Haute; third prize,
$500. Alpha Company No. 4b, Louis
vile, KY: fourth prize. 600, jeffer'
sonville (1nd.) company.
The Jewel prize. valued at 500, for
the best company commander in Glass
B, was awarded to B. +. Gray. captain
Of the Louisville company.
The prize Of the best troop OF cavalry
was awarded to tho Burns Huzzars OF
St. Joseph, Mo-, it having no COM
petitOrs.
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SITUATION VERY GRAVE.

Violent sosne Bstween the Russian and
a5sitish Ministers @t shanghai.
LONDON, Aug. ~. A special dis.
patch from Shanghai says: Violent
scenes are reported to have occurred
between Sir Claude Macdonald, the
British minister, and NJ. Pavlo6. the
Russian charge d'atfairs, owing to the
Iatter's commanding the Tsung Ii
Yamen to break its agreement with
ths Hong Kong bank under pain Of the
szar's strong displeasure. The Chinese
are inclined to obey NJ. Pavloff, seeing
that the British contine themselves to
verbal protests.
The situation is now worse than
ever. All the Russian ships have re-
turned to Port Arthur, while the Brit.
ish vessels are assembling at Wei Hal
Wei and Chez Foo. Extreme activity
prevails ashore at Port Arthur.
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RESULTS ON THE DIAMOND,
Wodt~va Loa4na

Western Lsas1s. II
At Milwaukee, Q; Minneapolis, O.
At indianapolis, 3: st. Paul, 4.
At Detroit, 8; Kansas City, 8.
Positisn se CIubs - Milwaukee .619
Indianapolis .oo7, Kansas City 500. Co
lumbus .b7l, st. Paul $50, Detroit 1854, St
Joseph .Slb, Minneapolis .819. :.
Nssisaal Ls~sas. u -
At Cleveland, l; New York, &
At Pittsburg, 2; Brooklyn, &
At. Chicago 8; Boston, 2. ~
At Cincinnati, 10; Baltimore, O.
At Louisville, s; Philadelphia,
At St. Louis, 3; Washington, 8.
Position ee Ciahs-Boston $3.50, Cincin.
natl .627, Baltimore :621, Cleveland .59S
New York $50, Chicago .555, Pittsbur re
500, Philadelphia .A76, Brooklyn. 1856
Louisville .s7s, Washington $50, St. Louis
,2Ol
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TELEoRAPhIc BREVlTlEs.

Merrill Ryder. . pioneer resident Of
St. Paul. 10 dead. aged Is. ..' ;~=.>
President Faure and Emperor Mich
olas exchanged kilograms In honor; ot
the first anniversary Of N. Faure's visit
to Russia. f>;
Friday's statement Of the condition
Of the treasury shows: Available cash
balance &288, ,O01, 473; gold reserve
s2l0, 1923. 6s6. s
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter Of JET
ferson Davis, 10 seriously i'll 1T Nara
gansett Pier, r. L Mrs. Davis IL q
the bedside Of her daughter. IN
On tho recommendation Of Washing
ton, bank Of exchange will be estsb
lishsd~ at Santiago The scarcityco o1
, small ooin u . great inoonvenienoe
and . cause Of much trouble among
the soldiers and local merchants. >
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Nickel Plate Excursion to
Boston.

Tickets on sale for trains leaving
Chicago, September 16 to Is, inclu-
sive, at rate Of 1890 for the round
trip, and good returning until Sep
tember 80. Also cheap rates to all
points East. Vestibuled sleeping
cars to Boston. and solid trains to
New York. Rates lower than via
other lines. Forfurther Information
call ION or address j. Y. Callahan.
General Agent. III Adams st.. Chi
cagO.
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WILL FIGHT ExTRADlTlON.

Mrs. Botkins, Alleged Poisonor, Objects
e Going to Delaware for Trial.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-It i.
stated on good authority that Mrs. Bot.
kin. the alleged poisoner, has decided
to make legal fight against tho efforts
Of the Delaware authorities to have her
taken to Dover for trial. Already two
prominent attorneys have been re-.
>ained. Interesting legal points are to
b raised and the writ Of habeas corpus
II to be invoked in the struggle to
either restore the prisoner to freedom
@ have the Oalifornis courts try the
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AMERICANS IN PERIL.

DEfEisA Intervention Saves Lives Of Me.
slonxri~s and Others.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Daily Mails
Hong Kong correspondent telegraphs:
The British consul at Kiung Cha Hi.
1en has asked the American consul al
Canton to urge tho viceroy to send
soldiers to Modea, near Hoi How. ia
yroteot the lives and property Of Amer
3can missionaries there, who have been
obliged to fee for their lives from
Nodea and seek the protection Of the
British consul at Hoi How.
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C.r,,st. aud RspuSl.esas Keep Awsy.,

Csrlists aud Republicans Keep Away.
MADRID, Aug. 27.-Ths Oarltst and
Republican members OF the ooetss have
decided not to attend the Forthcoming
session, and they will issue . maniiasto
to the country explaining the reason,
tor their absence. .ssss.. sS
Strike ss a'bbi.s. Aiss.
DULUTH, Aug. Winston Bros.
q Dear's men st tho 1ahoning mine
1T Hlbbing struck for an increase o,
25 cents . day In pay. asking ~ Twu
hundred men are on strike A shortage
Of help 10 said TO have encouraged ths
strike, = ''''s@ - '' .''' g ',s,E> &C.,
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ABOLISH DlFFERENTlAL

y -
That 10 Said to He the Present. 1stessien
Of the Strong Lines.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Commissioner
Farmer Of the Trunk Line association
,oays that he has received word from
the general passenger agents Of the
more important lines that the abolish.
ment Of the passenger difterential fares
ia being considered, but the matter has
not yet come before the association in
an official manner. The passenger
agents Of several Of tho big lines met
In this city Wednesday and discussed
the matter, but whether they decided
upon a definite line OF action is not
known. st,,>,.t,.e..
The meeting was Of considerable i'm.
portanoe, it WAS intimatsd, and it il
believed the agents are nursing what
may develop inso Z sharp tight between
tho "strons'' xhd ''wSak" lines. *
~ II tho plan thAs 10 In tho dir b car.
risd out, III diRsrsn ttals bstwssn New
York and Chicago and 81. Louis will
30 abolished and the "wsak'' lines VIII
3 sorosd q charge the same fare :,
the great 1oadA ..,.. ! z'S
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The Move Intended to Support
the Demands Of Minister
Macdonald.
RELATIONS VERY STRAINED
Violent Scenes Between Brit
isla and Russian Repre-
sentatives.
Chinese Not Inclined to Pay
Attention to En9land's
Protests.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Pekin corre.
spondept Of The Daily Mail says:
The situation has suddenly become
acuta. The relations between the
Tsung Ii Yamen and Sir Claude Mac.
donald, the British minister, are
strained to the point Of rupture. Sii
Csaude Macdonald has ;ntimated that
any failure by China to observe Great
Britain's wishes will be accepted - q
sasns belli
In support Of Sir Claude Macdonald,
tho doet has been concentrated at Wei
Hal Wei and Hankow and all the war.
ships under 5000 tons have been mob
1ized in the Yang Tse river. The
naval demonstration is
solely Directed Against China,
- it 10 semi.officially stated that the
existing relations with Russia are cor
dial Lord Salisbury has abandoned
the policy Of the open door, submitting
for it policy Of ''spheres o. influence. u
Dplomatio conferences have been Of
eoast2nt occurrence during the las,
few days. Lord Salisbury insists upon
The recognition by the other powers
mterested in China Of the boundaries
II Grest Britain's "sphere Of influ.
enoo."
In the same instrument whereby
Great Britain recognizes Russia's posi-.
tion in Manchuria, Russia is required
70 acknowledge the paramounoy~ Of
England in the Yang Tse valley and
guarantee that our territorial acquire
1aeats shall be permanently respected.
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Eorex.lhrss I.iysa LaaA.

Torty.thsso Lives Last. -
SAN FRAxClsoo, Aug. 27.-News haa
been reosiyed here confirming the -.
ported loss Of the stern wheeler
stickeen Chief. The disaster WA
doubtlsss osussd By An explosion and
the crew and passsngs numbering u
porsous, wore undoubtedly lost. 9, )
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ONE REASON FOR DEFEAT.

spauish OmooPs Coaesdo The Superiority
Of American Artillery.
MADRID. Aug. ~. The Spanish
army officers who arrived on the
steamer Alicante, which reached Co
runns on Aug. "a with tho first of the
Spanish repstristsd soldiers.a were
given q banquet BY representatives OF
the Madrid press at Ooyunna. The Of
ficers declared that both the American
and Spanish nations adhered to the
methods of civilized warfare through
out the campaign. They oonoede the
superiority Of the American artillery.
The health Of the troops which arrived
by the Alicante is already greatly i'm
proved,
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Tickets will be on sale September
8, 4, s and 6, 1893. p, Good to return
leaving Cincinnati not earlier than
September 9Th. nor later than Sep
tember 18th, 1893, with proviso that
upon deposit OF ticket with Joint
Agent not earlier than Sept. 5, nor
later than Sept. 9, 1893, and payment
OF q iee OF rs cents per ticket at time
OF deposit, an extension OF return
limit to- leave Cincinnati to and In
cluding October End, may be secured.
SN For tickets and full information
cali on agents, or address the under.
signed, = T. .*aEi&igt2
r. o. Mccormick, Warren J. Lynch,
Pas. Tramc Mgr. A.. Cen. Psss. I Tkt. Agt
Afas Cincinnati, Ohio. a4s.
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More Spanish Tra.sports Ss.l

More Spanish Transports GsIl.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. 27.-The
Spanish transports San Francisco, Sau
Augustin and Colon left for Spain dur.
ing the afternoon with 4,568 Spaniards,
including ID officers aud their families,
and 4 priests. ET4~3
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Ksesivsd the chi,i.n M,n'se.,.

Rseeived the Chilisn Nin'ses
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Ssnor vi.
cuna, the new minister from Chill to
this country, was accompanied to the
White House BY Secretary Day, aud
presented to the president. There was
the usual exchange Of diplomatic greet.
ings incident to the reception Of new
minister. ~! ---.A
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Excluded tn. Womsn's Bible.

Excluded the WOmHn's Bible.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-A special to
The Post. Dispatch from Topeka, Kan.
says After q discussion &, lasting .
week, the board Of censors OF the To.
peka Federation Of Women's Clubs has
excluded tho Woman's Bible from it,
Hbeary on the ground that 1t 10 "writ.
ten In . fippant. coarse and iuelegant
STYLE" ID -
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Japa. Appears sstisnsd .

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Ministez
Buck at Toxic. Japan, writes the de-
partment Of state that he has observed
NO dissatisfaotion thsre in consequence
Of the annexation Of tho Hawaiian
islands to tho United States, since an
nexation has become accomplished. s
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Notsd Hone Fatally Hurt

Noted Horse Fatally HuPG
CouRrLAND, N. T., Aug. a7.-Harian
Mills, the celebrated guideless pacing
mare, stumbled and fell on tho track
Of the Courtland Racing association
here and 10 believed TO have ooncussion
Of the brain. Ten thousand people
were present to see her exhibition. *
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Fair,y satiafAetery 70 Aleer, i,

WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-A telegram
from Secretary Alger at Camp Wikofi,
Montauk Point, was read st the cabi.
net meeting. Secretary Algsr stated
that he found the existing conditions
at the camp fairly satisfaotosy.
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Uesd 40 IN Advance Depot.

Uaod 90 On Advance Depot,
WADY HAND. Aug. 27.-The gun
boats with tho Anglo Egy ptian expedi.
tion have seized the island Of Gib.el.
Royan. opposite Ell Hair. about 10
miles north of Omdurman, the capital
Of the Xhalifa. The island will bs
used a. an advance depot for stores.
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Adopted the Insurance Feature.

1SD1ANAPo1ls, Aug. S7.-Ths Rath.
1nus Sisters, after . spirited oontro.
v3R. adopted an insurance feature
dmiiar 20 the endowment rank Of the
Knights Of PythiaA
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Ili.ers Ns,rowly HseeD.d,

= DANv1LLE, uls.. Aug. 27.-Ths larga
coal mine operated BY A. II. Bennett
caught fre early ID tho morning and
burned until 1 o'clock In the Afternoon.
Eighteen men wsrs In tho mine at thl
time and barely escaped with thsi,
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sae,s.vf,.. % West superi.r.

easDgsrfsss % West Superior.
WEST SUPERIOR, Via, Aug. 81
The fourth annual sangerfsst Of the
Ntethwestsrn Scandinavian Singing
socisty opened In this city Saturday.
About $50 delegates are in attendanoe.
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VIII Attend the Chiesse Jabsls>.

Wilt Attend the Chicago Jubilee.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The Times Herald
says President Mckinley has accepted
the invitation to attend the peace jnbi'
leo to be held at Chicago in October.
He will possibly be accompanied by
Lyman J. Gage, secretary Of the treas.
ury, and John D. Long. secretary ot
the navy. 'Gr1 4s@
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1totxt0 00p0tso0 ADuOts
NEW York, Aug. N.-Ths United
States steamer Prairie 10 reported 70 ~
ashoxe three miles east Of Amagansots,
l. L She has 400 troops aboard. Al
sre reported ~ safe and well, and %.
nistapoe has been sent, :""}itE
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lGshsss Litsls Prssssa,

BOISE, Ida, Aug. 27.-VsFy3 little
progress was made BY the four state
conventions in session here. The two
wings Of the Populists did not unite
The other parties refuse to have any.
thing to do with them unless they rs
together. hts:T
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DnnHere Of Delay.

Tenderfoot-What got you in such
hurry to string tho fellow upp
Arizona Dan-He mout hev turned ou
to hev been the wrong man.-New- Yer:
World
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r. NJ. A. FORTIER, II. D., CM. Grodu-
Canada. Surgeon to St. Gabriers Hospital,
Office hours 3 to 10 a. M, and 2 to 4 p. m.
Office at residence corner of First street
and First ave. N, g..
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MEDICAL.

nR. N. w. CHANCE. Physician and Sur.
~ eeon. Office over Tanners store.
Residence Corner Broadway and Eight
street East.
Telephone connection. Wetzere Drug
Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-04
Cure Effected.

The wise physician frequently finds
it necessary to minister to mind dis
cased' rather than to the body that
merely sympathizes with it. A young
woman who had gone from her home i'll
an inland village to visit friends Ill the
great city for the first time in her life
soon began to lose all appetite and grow
thin and hollow eyed.
Her friends, fearing that she was 60
ing into decline, called i'll physician
in spite of her protests and asked him
to prescribe for her. He asked a few
questions, noted her symptoms, gave
her malady q scientific name and said
as he handed her bottle of pellets:
at will be necessary, miss first OF
all. for YOU to leave the crowded city.
The air here is not good for you. Have
YOU friends in the country
"Why, l live i'll the country, doctor, y
she replied.
every good. Return, then, to your
home, engage in light exercise, with
frequent walks in the open air, and take
five of these pellets every morning be-
fore breakfast -
She returned to her village home, OBJ
served the doctors directions faithfully,
having particular attention to taking
the medicine, and was well i'll less than
Il week.
Meeting the family physician one
dav. it occurred to her to tell him her
experience He listened to her. asked to
sec the pellets, tasted them, and, finding
| them to be merely sugar unmedlcatcd,
said:
"What did your city doctor tell you
was your ailment?'
Gle said it was nostalgia"
"IImph! Do you know what nostal-
gia means?'
/ "No sir"
"It means inconsistencies. Youth 5
Companion.
r'bc British museum library has com
nlctc editions of shakespeare : works Ill
4 foreign languages
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-04
Rir!,t of Private Burial.

The lato Lord Clarina, an Irish peer,
did not wish to lie in a burial vault
The churcLyard of his parish was over
crowded, the lying there was indeed
snug, and he therefore directed that his
body should be inferred in IL field i'll his
estate. Now, this is thing Of frequent
occurrence on southern plantations i'll
this country, and OH northern farms
similar burials are by no means I'M
known. But in Great Britain the action
of Lord Clarina was considered at first
illegal. The Pail Mall Gazette, abiding
to this, remarks:
"Mr. Little, in his work on 'Burials,
remarks that in many cases expressions
have been used which imply that no
method of disposing of the dead Other
than by Christian burial with certain
ecclesiastical eXceptions) is lawful in
this country, but in the famous case of
DR.. Price, the Druid who cremated his
dead infant on the top of mountain,
MIR. Justice Stephen, in the great judg-
ment which established the legality of
cremation in England, expresses his
opinion that these expressions must not
be taken as deciding that no other meth
cd of disposing of the dead is lawful,
and that the courts never intended to
lay down any such rule. All they meant
was that "a duty rested upon somebody
of decently disposing of the dead body
in question, but that such duty might
be discharged either by burying it or
disposing of it in some other lawful
manner, such as by burning Of course
all essential point to be secured i'll de-
cent disposition is that no nuisance
should be created"