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WAsuINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

75o $50 92o. $50 Dining Cap, io2 dining ca
a. m. IL So l.5O q - 'tonsress.ora LIN; az Para
and Dining Cars. 40 Dining ,afl 40 dining "a
$50 o. m l2.U5 night sunday, 81. I'D loS lne
tng tarl a M IS ~ Congressional LIN, al IsIs
and Dining Cars. I 20 (Dinng SaJ' sou uihing "a
$50 D. m, 1905 night oo a..
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. -Fxpress. 40 D. m iz0 nc
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-EIpress' 30 A. M and "
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY; $50 ?. m asaa
FOR OI.D POINT COMFORT and NORFOLh a. 4
ek-days and 40 p m. daily ,,v. ,n..h,o....
Cortandt streets 2io p MI. dh, ,.a ss,stssss
Train. Bure, Parlor Cars. Passenger N'1S"' ana Co
CAFE MAY.-i25O p. m. weekdays Through Psaas
Long Hranch Asbury Park Gnterlaken; sunaay,: oesa
Grove and Point Pleasant Grom West lNsnpns
200 go 30 $50. 40 $50 p. m sundays ~ 81
a. m. $50 m Crom Dssp,os 90 az. 40. ,i,s
Streets. Ans. 0.i0 a M II 10 l'2o s'e e,y on
go 3. 10 $40 400. $40. 100 p M sundays SO
0.45 a m. 5.i5 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
elo 72o. 30 $50 $50 go (o50 Penna; Limited -
ibO. .5o $50 APO. 40 dining Can 80 ,Diains ca
80 Dining Carr 74o. $50 b. m, 1903 p shi surt,n
Go s % $50 D 90 $50 G.miiell. vg1 ip,9 tOts
carr a. m, 80 dining Carr BOO - u ting On
$50 Dining Carl $50 Dining carr "a" s-'o =
rcket odces Nos lsi e44 1896 1923 III ard 2si Rr,.
way: Astor House; West Twenty -thiid street -
ton and stations foot 81 DesorGsses az C9-.,,s
streets: Court street. SEQ futon sure' - hf..,sl
Jersey city The New York Transfer romnany III sl
Tor and check haggage from hotels AMI resie.ros
TELEPHONE .i274 Eighteenth Street Tor Peansyiv,a
Railroad Cab Service. , ,,.oo.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON j. *. I'D
General Manager General Pass'r Az.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for the liasxsS
received at their Uptown Office No. I.='- blrsstle
"a door north OF 3ist-st. until o'clock NJ rsCsS
msnts received at the following branch Offices a.
once ra'ss until o'clock D. M viz. 20 sn-a' @haso
cor: 1d-st; l12 6th-ave. cor. i2th-st. Macy
ana ltth-st: ar Columbus-aye, near West eo'H'~
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Railroads.
~aMRRIcA's oReAr.sr aAiLaoecs9
NETWORK
(ENT!,:R!;!.A'!!!L!
~ & HUDSON RIVER &. r.
THE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
o HOURS TO NIAGARA FALLS.

through ugh trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
Trains leave Grand I'd saSp sw Fourth and
$50 MPa sy1sPi snPIay The n ta%GH5
nss, sp IN Sc VIVA r B1s us S ti
o c S + This ira train 'qs'i limited to 1t,
saa vb5 asS HogHTHENs
except Sgnday.F9r clayion Adrondack M0o"'a'"
s.45 M"FAsT NAT. bayarSs5 rSusA ssssIs
90 Ea faa Sl:S,'S SPECIAL
Troy. Saratoga Lake George. Green Mountains ana
1000 l. NORTH SHORE LIMITED S1:,I Da H.D,is
Due %nsls f slIoI 80 sS,. only NJ
1880 M@b f.SYf Ex ia e2csp, sunday For
100 & spa 81 Tg2Fi2R SfT
,cAGo SPECIAL Dally-For Columbus C'ncn-
$50 rsisS u:
800 M%KE sK6RE HITED. psy 7,a. hSHi
@ Tae, lSS5 No. caess5 100 'P'
600 e, 6 TlsA, ToeSo Detroit
G.25 T. M"N@IsrfiERv EXPRESS Daily-For Troy
Liaisbuig Burlington. Montreal ah'' except "'
40 7 Ns@HbiiRR5o22ib'aN%cTK MOUNTAINS THOUSAND
For Dayton A r M9antan points Malone
80" sIrcM4,I FFALq AID scr RSraio' 81
afara Falls Gle, leland. Cincinnati. indianapolis ana
81 Louis.
900 2 M-sPEcIAL LIMITED MAIL Dsliynslss y'.
Ing only for points Fall Brook Ry' via
- Lyons and for Rochester and Buffalo.
C.11 /. M.-PA'IFIc EMPRESS. Daly-For Osweso.
FAILS o9i S cssas aad Sne es:eD,
40 nj Sr2g,h EXPRESS
every 7lsht. except Sunday nights sunday
nights. Chicago sleepers leave at 9:lo.
HARLEM DIVISION.
0:15 A. NJ. and :;:27 7. M-Daly. except Sunday. to
ifttsneid. sundays only AZ o:2O A. NJ
Wagner Palace cars AL through trains
Trains illuminated with pln'sch Light.
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central station
ll3. 25 4i3 Broadway 81 East IAN ST.. 9i2 Broadway.
23j Columbus Ave. 81 West i25th ST. 25h ST. station
and 3Sth 81 station. New York 33s and 72e Fulton St.
and 1906 Broadway r.. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 200 ThirtyelFhth Street for New-fork
Central Cab service Baggage checked from hotel resi-
deac" by DC Wc.icott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE n. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.


Stations tot OF 23d ST. penn II. RI. corass q
Deshrosses -.
sTrdcates time from West I'D 81. Other figures ~
tim. from Cor.lan6t or Desbrosses ST.
.,i:IO, G,2O A. NJ. daily sunday '0;io. A. NJ h
EASTON ard intermediate stations. ~ =
-: 40 $40 A. NJ daily for WlLKESBARRE, sCRAx
TON week lays. ITHACA GENEVA. ROO HSsI2
III, E,F 40 NIAGARA FALLS and the West, a1i Is.s
mai local points: dining and chair car TO bLNA.e
y .Sn' L. ;llN non daily. nAceit SUNDAY.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R.
Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry
"''' tDaiiy Except sunday Sundays.
CHICAGO $40 a: m. LAS p m and 'i2: night.
81: Is night A.ac trains from Liberty only)
EEW ORLEANS. 49, p. m. Through slceper)
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t'm. 1000 Dner)
oil 70 A. m tDiner) tioO p. 'li5 (Diner), t3 80
Gner, .i55 DINER. '555 p. and 'i2 10 night NOR
FOLK 'tl.30 a. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Onccs ii3. H. 26i 43i. 1884 Bdway. 81 Z. l4th st.
I27 Iowery y. Y. $50 3ii Fulton Brooklyn; White
70 destination
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Suburban Real Gsidie

~~~~NN~NNoNoNNNcNNNNNN
~ CLARENCE Is. TUBBS Hickman .w-York
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Ccnnirn propcrin tuanieo

WANTED. FIR balance - desrahl. country
w iogfs. TIE r'a'."
Full d-sorption must Dc u. Box ~ Tribune OF
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Gin property for Sale or Go Get.
THE MORRISSE REALTY AGENCY
VALUABLE WATER FRONT
EQUITABLE BUILDING.
I'D lirOa WAY.

VALUABLE WATER FRONT
Property for sale or lease for term OF
wears; situated near Harlem Ship Canal
and accessible from Hudson or Harlem
River.
VIII divide to suit purchaser. For
further information address ESTATE
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSE


Four tracks electro Pneumatic slgrss
Stations IN New York. foot Of Liberty g..
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
Trains leave FOOT Of Liberty ST.
on and after Jur@ 20. 1895.
For Eas,on. Beth.enem Allentown. Mauch chunk ~
400. 7:l5. eio y. VI. G20o " - E.s'1nl. 80 ~ ~
to EastonD. 5s5. ,T:3o - Eas,onl \. NJ Sundays -
q % to Esstoni. \. NJ. 100. 800. $50" T y "a ~
For w.lkesharre. Pi,,s;on and Scranton 400 $40
80 p. ". Sundays. 40 A Vi -. a.
For Reading and Harrisburg. NJ 400 ~ ~ ~" 20
5000. Ii 30 20 Reading / ", $50. 80 " ~
600 to Reading p. N. !? IS night SUNDAYS 80 "
to Reading A. NJ. 100 las. $50. eco T. VI. u
night
For sunbury. Levlsburs and williamspor, a, 400 ~
9:i0 4. NJ. 1880 Las. 900 T. NJ. II 10 night suheH
$50 A NJ. loo. las. 600 p. NJ. 1918 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. sc.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury PARK, OCEAN ~.
NJ. 200 SATURDAYS ony). q 80 Red Bark .ayl \.
800 1888. 80 Red Bank only). As $50. 6i3 NN -
urday. only) T. NJ sundays. lstops al nierakn 10, y
bury Park and Ocean Grove, g:l5 \. NJ. 30 40 -
For Atlantic Highlands 49, $50, so. 1000 A.
80. +:3o 6ij T. Sundays. 900 A. NJ, ! o. = IL
For Lakewood Toms River. narnegat PARK 40 b.',vs
CAT. $50. $50 A. NJ 30. 4:30 =. II. sundays 10
For Atlantic CITY N.ne.and AID Brldgetoa $50
Fer Monmouth Beach. seshrgh,. ard Hshasd,
Navesnk. 400 $50 1000 A. NJ. 2l5. 4:i5 6..5 y
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier y. H.. foot ~ Rector =. 80.
For Ausnuo Highlands. iiishands OF N2'esnh. ~
Long Branch 40, 300 LOO A. ~, lo1 ~ -
400 $50 - NJ Sundays $50 \. NJ. l:oo /. VI
For Elberon Asbury Park, Ocean Grove. ann -,
south to rO.p, Pleasant, 100 n io 4 M suna, o s
at lnterlaken FOR Asbury Park and Ocean Grovsn "
4. NJ. 100 T. ~
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NOR SAI.E-Summer home In the White Mountains. at
Il Gilmanton y. H.: fine large house. two large barns
icehouse &c large grounds plenty Of fruit; commands
view mountains for miles around everything In
class shape buildings well but; place cost $1,000. Will
sell for 5000: place inherited By present owners
have no use H. picture Of
information to c. j. BILISON 81 Tribune Building
York
TIME OLD COUNTRY SEAT on THE HUDSON: cost
L $50 900: WIFI consider OFFER OF $4,000.
JESSE &. BENNETT & CO,
33S Columbus 76th-s.
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Che Curt.

A DNERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ a their Uptown Office. No. l. ay
3lst--. until - o'clock III.
ments received the following branch Offices at regular
until o'clock p. viz: 25i sh-ayc. q
23dst.. 1872 Oh ave. cor l2hst. Mays 9th
nj lith-st.: lt2 Columbus West i0l
42d 9Th 90 East l4th-st: 81 West
AID ST. between 7,h and sh i50 East i7th ST. 33S
Sd ave. 18th and nth 1O28 ave near
0s,-s Los list ave- near eoh-st.: ESQ Sd ave-. near
4st-s 654 oil 2l0 Bleecker-st 326 B.eecker-at
zoos sdsvs 24o East 7sthst lv2l 30 avs 26a2
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Real estate Uanieo.

WANTED cheap property with natural water suppl
w within cartlng distance = New York f1r manpfact
urug business PAPER STIu'GGi.ER Tribune
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unfnrnisbeo Apartments 60 Get.
Hnfnrnisbeo apartments 90 Ect.
tnnno apartments 90 cet Annmhso Apsrmsnts W Ist
One Months Rent Free.
"The Desmond" 1.-The Douglas
1O26 2O2S Seventh Avenue Boulevard

126 202S Seventh Avenue boulevard rl" srn
the ad
Manager
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COLLEGIATE SCuOOi.
~ Prepares for the colleges and Scenhc Scnools fri-
mary Department Well equipped gymnasium. Reopens
Sept.
7. g MYGATT l. II. n, Head master
2il WEST SEVENTY SEVEN n STREET
For Young LadeS-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
ID 18Th AVE.
Dr and Irs. CfTAS. II. GARDNER. Principals
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0cdohcre.
6tlloot Ascntlcs.

urp,c,y .vn F0ErlG:; TEACHERS AGENCY
~ srpre- Professors. Tes~her5. Tutors 'oNerhe"eA
A. 10 ,'o...ae. :, hobs and .amil!sn. Apply TO
80 Ft'LTO|. u Union square
>sIprAN CDyrlEEF'S TEACHERS agency supplies poo
-ncN"fs. gpNetressr~ tti IN az "p',
,choos carefully recommended 80 oth-aFe COT -''hs
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Conntrn propcrtn 60 Get
ITO RENT.-Fne house: II rooms JsEaica-ave, Flush.
L Ing perfec. order: fine vews and grounds. II. c.
HOwElI.S. Flushing.
vylT1IIN hour OF NewYork coscob. Conn. large
w house and grounds: Fairfield County Golf club
wide pszzns tennis courts. JOSEPH G. LEONARD.
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RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANlI
RAILROAD

STATIONS lot OF WEST TWENTf-lIIiKD rTutr,
and DESBROssES and CoRTLANDr STREETS
C/The leaving time from DesbrJsses snI co,,...
Streets Is ten minutes ater than that gwen be,o, y
Twenty-third Street station.
S5O 4, VI, FAST MAII.-pullman Buffet paf,o~ n
New YORK pittsburg. Sleeping Car PIsbu-, =
Chicago No coaches to PittsbUrs.
$50 A. NJ, FAST LINE.-Pittsourg and Ccvelar4
O5O A. ~ PENNSYLVANIA LLMlrED.-Pss-..
Compartment Sleeping. Dining. SMOKING and osssrs
ZION cars For Chicago, Cleveland. Tsvdo Clnc,,.s
indlanapolis Louisville. 81. Louis
1.6O II. VI. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS EXPRES
For Nashville via CnclnnatD. Chicago. st. Isoals
r nO r. NJ WESTERN EXiRESS-f0r ClsyelanA O.
oago For Toledo except saturday
hurg cnci,natI indianapolis. ST. Louis.
TAO p. NJ PACIFIC E NpREsss,m 10, Pl,,sSurr =,
q % - NJ MAIL. AND EAPREss.-PuAman Bue.
sIeennr car New York TO Altoona. East Liberty Plss
burg and points West. daily eNeep SUNNY. 10 eoAea
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fnrnishr6 6onses 90 Crt- ountrn.


EOOL SEAsHORE COTTAGE for tired pcop.e moderate
~ rent: beach. boating safe bathin.. tees. bicycling,
references former tenants circulars photographs Prof
NORTHROP Grove Beach, Conn.
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rI,HE MISSES ETY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
l. RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
sjh and sGth streets. New York.
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1NAR ROCKAWAY.-Iarge.f fully furnished cottage;
electric lights choicest surroundings; very low rent
0r win sell. Call IS Park Row. Room 202
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s5.h ard son streets. New York.
NEW YORK NEW YORK.
THE pEGn ,i:S ANn THOMPSON ScH LOO
30. 80 81 EAST s'ri STREET
For Both Sexes Crty.
CoILEGE Preparatery Department OF the Ethical Cult
500 A few free scholarships PER'lvAL CHuBB. Prin
V'HE NATioNAr. DRAMATIC CONSERVATORY. F. F.
MacNny am Eleanor 'i"rsn i''e-iors - ion
sumner classes. private .essons. THE BERKELEY LY-
1'HE hERrIrz ,'Hooi. or LANGUAGES
l. Ma8l-o7 SQUARE aul 18th street Ncw York.
Special course during summer Also summer School
at Asbury PAX. y. J.
For Boys ami Young Men-Country.
I,IED TIRE RIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUR BOY.-Park
Ayen.e n.ats eels sdya's. ""[n parents R ana
erenoca seth - Jones. An. PRINCIPAL Brls-port Conn
III ssp; H. First Grade Preparatory school Modern
T. Ns" n N''f, eS %m l.wrencs D. J6S
ALDEN SHAW. N. Iieaa Master Worcester. Mass
NEW HAMPSHIRE MILITARY ACADEMY. West
80. q. Lebanon" Mao ''-'fi ! rfi"sipai
DoCKLAND INSTITUTE NyscN o. the IIut' son
superb high ioea'oH e9y. hons ,oI pTspAa'0
school, college ''''''' CAPT ' w WI 81
> nnIrI G5Ef Il fhf5 i : scroo,.
now x'a oSe" tern A9 ssf1' t, M }Ennk aP "'' school
For Young Lades-Count-y
J,RErHOLD ~. - YOUNG LADIES stMiNARf.-
l. Firy flu--h Tho lcliehfful Lakewood discreet
nov q n ". STOCKING T.. l.. Principal.
ISGr.FSipE-A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
i NEW MILFORD. LIT'UFfELD co. CONN.
Opens Tue-iay October IN lt)~
Mr.. NJ l. BLACK. patroness
MISS GEHRISFs sCUOOL FOR olHr.S.
vi Collegiate and s.ecia courses u study.
knsLcAn-l Ne,r fer,ry
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rJ'HE HTRIITI =, IIOOf. Or LANGUAGES.
L Madison SQUARE aul 18th street. Ncw York
Special during summer. Also Summer School
a Asbury PAX. y J.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-17
IN OLD ENGLAND.
PHYSICAL CONDITIONS OF THE
ENGLISH PEOPLE.
E'ii Effects Of the Race Of the Crowd
'aE ToEsshsr Ia oitis.-ssms later
sstinE Figures from statssmAn's Year
BOOK.

According TO the statesman's Year
Book for 1881. the number Of paupers
In receipt Of relief In 1892 was s5i, s75,
al an expenditure OF f1O.si4.gi6. The
number receiving relief In 1896. only
four years later. was i.O25 .3sl. Al an
expenditure Of eil.9lO.32l. In addl-
ton to this. a large majority OF the
children Of England. instead OF being
reared in the open country. under the
dome Of heaven. are being huddled In
crowded tovns under a pail Of heavy
smoke. among the SCOT begrlmed walls
OF narrow courts and alleys paved with
cinders. without a blade Of grass or a
green leaf 10 be seen. The foul air and
crowding In ill-yentilated houses must
be affecting the physique and stamina
OF The race. and the day will soon come.
II u has not yet come. when England.
In defending her national existence will
no longer be able 10 rely upon a great
rural population Of the type OF those
yoemen who drew the long bow al
Greasy. Polctlers and Aglncourt. or OF
those farmers sons and village lads
who In their solid squares hurled back
the pride Of France In our last great
struggle at Waterloo.
An Engllshman can not appreciate
the intensely depressing effect OF the
manufacturing districts upon the Can
adam tourist Accustomed as we are
TO the ciear.pure atmosphere and bright
blue skies OF our native land. the Black
country OF England seems unnatural
and uncanny. reminds one Of the in
fernal regions and arouses a sad sym
PATTY for the poor human beings who
have TO live under such conditions.
was at the depot Of an English reg.
ular regiment this summer. There
were about 200 men drawn up. and
walked up and down the line to exam
Inc them closely. found I could cas-
Ily look over their helmets. and that
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-17

Popular scottish Professor with 9
Great. Kind Heart

The death Is announced Of DR.. John
Fyfe. emeritus professor % moral PHI
losophy In Aberdeen university. Dr.
Fyfe retired three years ago. after hav-
Ing been connected with the university
for forty years. during eighteen Of
which he occupied a professional chair.
The Aberdeen Free Press says HE
was never known as anything but
Johnny and that title was never used
In any but an afectlonate sense. His
philosophy waS neither abstruse nor
mystic and his lectures were pre-eml-
nently clear and easy Of apprehension.
Kant he was wont 10 claim. as a Scot.
both In thought and in name. and In
The systematic regularity OF his own
bachelor life he may have consciously
Initiated some Of the ways Of tho little
man OF Konigsberg. lie loved to re-
lieye the iedlum OF argument by an OPP
posiie story. or a satirlcal parody OF his
opponents doctrines. Some Of his sto-
ries became mllestones along the SEES
sion; by long repetition the date OF
'Blnny tbeayerl and the dam-dyke'
could be predicted as accurately as that
Of solar eclipse. How he did love -
hear the Wild applause that greeted ev-
cry repetition OF dam-dyker Il was.
however. as the genial. kind hearted
gentleman that he won the respect and
love OF his students. Few gave their
dole In so unOstentatious a fashion.
The poor student had cause 10 thank
him for his kindness. Some morning
toward the close OF the year one would
rise TO find a note on his breakfast
table With a c5 note or the amount
OF the class fees inclosed. Something
like these were the words that John
ny had written. careful 10 avoid
wOunding his students susceptlbllltles
In the smallest degree: Il am an old
fashioned fogey. and I haven't got ae-
10 the new-fashloned Christ
mascara. | enclose an old-fashloned
card. and never mind sending me one
In return, and don't acknowledge this
note Every year the prize-llst was
doubled from "Johnny's' own pocket:
no one who In any way did merltorlous-
~ In the final examination was neg
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-17

they were slight, short lads. almost all
in their teens. They looked like lot
OF schoolboys. ! suppose they will be
kept at the depot until they are old
enough to join the regiment and un-
IN good food. regular habits and physi-
cal exercise will Improve and strength
en- their constitutions. could not help
thinking that the prophecy OF the his
torian Froude, written a dozen years
ago, was being rapidly fulfilled Speak
Ing OF the crowdlng into manufacturing
towns. he said.
"The native vigor Of our tempera-
ment might defy the influence of such
d. a life for a quarter or for half CEN
fury. Experience. even natural prob
ability, declared that the grandchildren
Of the occupancy Of these dons must be
sicltly, poor. stunted wretches. whom
no school teaching. however excellent.
could save from physical decreptltude"
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stream. He united the rope which
heia The body 10 the tree and carried
y 70 the stream. He cast Il from the
oAnk- The current was swim. Il was
borne away. floating on the surface
mis- he saw would not answer. stoEes
nang a. :; failed 10 sink the body. ha
hshed Il out, tied two big rocks TO Il
ana cast u In again. Then the waters
hid Il and the moral idiot went home
"hls'ling. 10 make a ire for his
mother He was fairly bursting with
'he pride OF HIS accomplishment. but
a certain fear kept him from boastlng
openly iheE that he had killed his
man. There Is no doubt that he
would have told Of II ultimately. A
portion OF the victims clothing float
ing above the surface OF Reddy's Run
leo 70 the discovery Of the body. Ar
rested. the degenerate announced him
AeiI as the murderer. Some doctors
VINO have seen Henderson and know
ms history and that OF the tragedy
believe that he belongs to class Of
children for whom an institution which
Is neither an asylum nor a prison but
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-17
HAS A SUICIDAL MANIA.
Iialist Klibourns win he Confined In
an Asylum.


an Asylum.
Hallet Kllbourne. one Of the Oldest
and best known business and newspa.
per men Of Washington. will be exam.
med Ia lunacy proceedings with a view
to his confinement In an asylum. His
mania is suicide. and unknown 10 any
except his physicians and immediate
family, he has made half dozen at
tempis at self-destructlon In the last
few weeks. lie twice tried chloroiorm.
once gas, and az other times tried 10
throw himself from the windows Of his
home. Tie Is perfectly sane on an other
subjects. but g. suffering from intermlt-
tent melanchOlla. The commitment
proceedings are with his full consent
and after consultation with influential
friends. Mr. Kllbourno was born In
Rochester. ~ v. sixty five years ago.
During congressional investigation
into an alleged real estate boom under
the Shepherd regime he refused 10 pro-
duce his books nc the capitol. and. by
order Of the committee. was lncarcerat-
ed In Jail for thirty days for contuma-
cy. lie sued the government for $780,
900 Tor false imprisonment and secured
$4,000 by congressional action. After
disposIng Of his real estate business he
became interested In newspaper work.
During The last few years he has lived
on bis income.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-17
BELLS sILENcED GOOD FRIDAY.
why a Fire Alarm Coald Not lie Given
la New Orleans.

Why Fire Alarm Coaid Not lie Given
In New Orleans.
AZ the Howard library Is a curious
relic OF ancient journalism. particularly
valuable TO Louisiana. as Il contains an
account OF a disastrous FIRE that oc-
CURED In New Orleans before Napoleon
became first consul and during the time
that Louisiana was a province OF
France. says the New Orleans Times
Democrat. This relic Is a paper print
ed at Deux Points. In the Dukedom OF
Bavaria, and bears an inscription show
Ing that Il was an Official organ from
the ducal press. Entitled Gazette des
Deux Points, Il bears date Aug. Z. I7ss.
IL was curious example OF a newspa-
per being In size only as large as an or
binary church pamphlet. and having
only four pages OF reading matter.
There are no editorials. no local col.
umns, no advertising page. no an
nouncement Of amusements. no drama
tic or sporting news. It's news is In the
form OF a series OF small paragraphs.
each paragraph being headed with the
name OF some large continental city.
asd containing a little gossip relative
TO the dolhgs In that city. I, Is print
ed In French and the paragraphs men
toned are headed with the names OF 81.
Petersburg, Stockholm. Copenhagen.
Venice. Trieste, Berlin and Vienna. The
last paragraph however. Is longer than
all the rest. about one-quarter OF a col
umn, and Is headed Varieties" To
the Inhabitants Of New Orleans this r.
more important than all the rest. as Il
Is devoted 10 an account received from
a correspondent relative 10 a great FIRE
accounts OF which are still extant. At
that time New Orleans was almost a
village, as described by the Able Pre-
yost In "Manon Lascart." The account
says that Good Friday. during the sum.
mer Of IT'S an incendIary started a fire /
and that the entire town was soon In /
flames. 4 terrible picture Is drawn of |
the result. showing how $50 edInces had |
teen destroyed ana how the homeless /
Inhabitants wandered about next day. |
The Gazette. In closing. takes occasion
TO roast the town officials. thus adding .
roast 10 roast II seems that IN those
days bells were not allowed 10 be rung
on Good Friday, and FOR that reason an .
alarm could not be given. The editor
says that fatallsm Is good enough to DC
praciiced by Mussulmans. but that he
expected French proylncials to have
more sense