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A Cure for Lame Back

My daughter when recovering from IN
attick OF fever, was 4 great sufferer from
pain in The back nd hips writes Louden
Grover, of Sardis, KY. AFTER using quite
number CT remedies without any benefit
She tried one bottle of Chamberlan's Pain
Balm. and it has given entire relief > Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm is also a certain {, IRE
for rheumatism. Sold by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 92S F
st Conn ave. and S st. NV, and 1 t2s
Md. ave. ne.
The times., 1898-01-11
Report on the Epps Murder

Admiral McNair, commanding he Asiatic
station. has made an official report to
the Navy Department in regard to the
murder of Frank Epps, which agrees sub
stantially with tile reports published
heretofore in The Times.
The times., 1898-01-11

The twenty-fifth anniversary OF Rev. DR..
Elliot'S recJorship OF Ascension Church
win be commemorated by n reception, to
be given at the rectory, 1119 street, to-
morrow evening, from & to 1 O'Clock, by
the Woman Guild.
The times., 1898-01-11

Mrs. Hopewell Hebb Darnelle, of 1853
Q street, has cards out for tea w ednesday
January 19, to introduce Miss Nettie dbl
son Darneiile.
The times., 1898-01-11
House Appropriations Committee

The subcommittees of the Appropriations
Committee met yesterday A short session
was held. Chairman Cannon being present
1t is not likely that any particular matter
will be laid before Congress until the
close of the week.
The times., 1898-01-11

Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin has invita-.
tions out for a dancing party, on Friday,
January L 4, at 8 O'Clock.
The times., 1898-01-11

MIR. j. Edward BARCLAY has cards out
for Saturday, January ;, at his studio,
Corcoran Building, from 4:3O To 6.
The times., 1898-01-11

Mrs. Lester, wife OF Repres sentative Lester,
will receive today at the Cairo.
The times., 1898-01-11

Comma ander and Mrs, Richardson Clover
entertained at dinner last night.
The times., 1898-01-11

Dc you know that you can have
Th. Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times--the only COMPLETE news
paper published In Washington
served to You by carrier for fifty
cents Il month?
The times., 1898-01-11

Dr. Henry's Blood Tea; great blood puri-
fier; liver and kidney regulator.
ja7tu,f,S-tf
The times., 1898-01-11

den, Miss Virginia Tribley, and Rev.
George Z. Coll.
The times., 1898-01-11

Mrs. Stone, wife OF Representative Stone,
VIII not receive tomorrow, but will be at
home on succeeding Tuesdays of this month
and February.
The times., 1898-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Robertson enter
tanned number OF their friends at tteir
residence, No. 42S q street. in honor
oil the iatter's birthday, on Friday even
ing. The occasion was made pleasant
with music and dancing and dainty re-
ireshrnents We're served. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hurley. Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs George
hurley, Mr.. IL. B. Robertson, Mr. and
MIS- w Dice, Mrs. and Miss Yaga, Miss
Edna Robertson, and Miss Florence Walms-
lev
The times., 1898-01-11

De- you know that you can have
The Morning. Evening and Sunday
Tin.es the cniy COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
ccpis month?
The times., 1898-01-11

The Congressional ladies' OF the Elsmere
VIII not receive today, but viii be at home
on the following Tuesdays.
The times., 1898-01-11

MIS-. D. r. Bowman, assisted nv NJ.
r. Way and Miss Mary. Yost rscaira,
her friends on "Wednesday. at har -
1916 Wallach place. The bonse ,ras
oeautn u'iy decorated throughout, violets
anu lips'ohs oil the same shade forming
Ihe PREDOMINANT color, mingled with pa,m
anu ieiils- Some of the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. W. Hines. Mr.. and
MS. host, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard. Miss
St ciati' Miss Annie st. Clair, Miss Lamb.
The times., 1898-01-11

Mrs. Charles +. JOY, wife OF Representa-
tive Joy, viii receive today at the Airing
ton.
The times., 1898-01-11

The ladies' of the Hamilton who are not
the wives of Representatives win receive
today from } TO 6.
The times., 1898-01-11

The Woman's National Press Association
iiiet III Pafior 10, Wizards Hotel, last
night to pay their respects to Co,
ue iece' OF New York city, an officer
u ehe International League of Press
oluDs, and also member of the editorial
sCail OF the Home journal. Col. de
frece was invited to attend the press
congress to be held in this city February
Is and ls, and hopes to be able to accent.
+ rom here he went to Baltimore to he
entertained with midnight supper by
the PRESS Club. Today he viii he the
guest of the Pen ana Pencil Club of
Phila delphia. vi
The times., 1898-01-11

The Misses Boutelle win be at home ,oaa
at the Majestic. ,
The times., 1898-01-11

Mrs Caldwell and Miss Caldwell. No. l 75s
Q street, win be a. home February and o.
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CIR. 3O4 10 Chicogo

Or. 30f 10 Chicago
Zswixdamiam o,{ook6w povyz
ssej gruoy. 10 I powodu przypsd.is
oyoh sw. Wielksnconyoh. do,a lC
k~wietois. posisd,enis oibed.is sie
dnia IL k-i-tnis W miej,cu .wyk
fych posiedseh.
q wysokim sssounkiem, A. Pra
ssyhski, .ekr. prot.
Or. 2l2 10 Detroit
Niu'-jsseu sawia1smiam o.i. a.
k6~ tnw Orrsi p liz, ". NJ. 2l2
" D~esrnit, Mrh, "a k~artsloe %
sie1zenie odbe ix,e 9 . dn'aI4 kwist
MIA r b q Vods,oie 8 w,ecsor-m "
sail s~yb}"h posi-d., O.. pa kt6re
kszd-Ro o.i MIA obo~,s,k,-m J.s,
st.~'c sic. Pon,.w Z 81 san spra
Wv do z~atas~i.nis.
N'.obsoni podlegajs kIrse % cen
to-.
Msiosc | po.drowienie. Josef Ba
ran SKI. sskr. prot.
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oiecb rsc.y dst zosc o sobie, q jeae-
liby kto ~'edzias o jeRo pobyoie
oiecb da spsc rod adressm:
J6zef R0znierczok
1880 Eisgart st. P~h,lsds'ch'. Pa
Glass;
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POszukiwanis.

Poszu uJe u ego brat. Andrssjs
Wiktora, pocnodIi re wsi Kamiopki,
pow RoP-syos. Gslioji. Pr.ebywsi
" ostssn'oh la,soh W La So lie. wye
chat do Colorado l odt,d ME wien
Hd.'e prseoyws. ktoby wiedsisl
Kdsie j-st, pros,e mi doniesc, albo
sam NO III sic zgfosi do mnis.
Jsn Wiktor,
53 Wade ct. Cnlcsgo, Ill.. I'll A.
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Jozef Ksz "'ero,ak postukuje
brsta s~eko Frauois,ka icsao-go
lat AZ. pochoGssoeso Ks. Pom,
htory Ir..byw. W Aneryos lat .
Ma pooax'ko byf - VAreo G., Phi }.
4 Lava { ma mi-s,ksf we Phi lad.lf,, a,
ostAtlis 40 praeoy wsi ~ Scranton,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07
ksiazki do nabycia W admini
stracii ,.ZgOdY''.

StracJi .,ZgOdy'.
Histerya Litwy. b. Limanow-
ski oct.
Dwie Powiesci: / Poddany,
III Il g}odu sic ozeni} lOct.
Bohemia 3 tony scot.
Dzielny Ch{opiec Szczesny
Rogala 15ct.
Ksiadz Mackiewicz, Hecz-
kowska 15ct.
Wielki Rok, kuskina, o.
prawie 75ct
Wielki Rok bez oprawy 6Oct.
DIVA Sluby l.. Wilkohska 10ct.
o kosciuszkowskiem p ow-
staniu NJ. Wys}. lOct.
Parma Micia przez Pora-
dowska loot.
Malowniczy opis Polski j..
Chociszewski scot.
Kto zam6wi ~wszystkie ksiazki O.
rrzyma IL tomow Ia 400
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DO S~prZedania.

140 ARROW farma do s~przedania wraz z
zabudowaniem W nowo zakfadajacej sic
kolonji polskiej. Pc wszelkie informa-
eye zgfosic sic listownie do:
w. Podsjadfo.
Newton, Upper Falls, Mass. Ga
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or. SO, Il p siedsenie, kt6re sic cd
bedsie dnis IL kwietnia r. b. " zwy.
kiym o.ss e I miejsou jest k~wartalne.
.stem pros,e. sby sic ks4dy stswil.
~ Pr.eciwnym ra,ie podlega kar.e
% c. q ssaounkiem S. Augustyh Il.
ski, sekr.
Or. 226 10 Frankford. Pa.
Niniejszem "a wiadamiam o. o.aon.
k6w tow. Polonia. e.. 226 il prsysz.
ie posied.enie grupy prsypsda d. Q
bm., u. stosownis do uohwaiy "
druga sobore missisoa, = poaiewaa
" dniu tym Pr.ypsda Wielks Sobo-
Ia, wieo posisdzeoie I, odbedsie sic
o tyd.ieh POI oiej. u. doia 16 bm., W
lOkalu swyksyoh pcsisd,eh. KsAdy
ossonek powinieo sic eta .it, ponis-
VAT beisis to posisd.enie p6isoo.ne.
P. Milewics, sekr.
Or. SO 10 Minneapolis.
N,nieJsssm pooaje do wiadomosOi
o .spadiej uoh~als gr. 80, IL posie.
dsenia beds sic oibywac ,amiast O
gods. Az ssrss o gods. 2ej punksu.
slnie, " s,kols Parsf .luej. Ia via.
domosc odnosi sic do tyoh o.lonk6w,
kt6r.y ME moRli prsybyc IA ossatnie
Posisdsenie Pr.y tel sposobnosoi
prsypomina sic caiookom zale1 sjs
Gym Podat~k, aby M pr,ys.asm po.
sisdseniu uisoili sic I diugu. Mi.
ioac / posdro wisnie. w. Ciomtow.
ski, sskr.
or. 277 10 Chicago.
Towarsystwo Koiko Drsmstycsne
" Chicago odbedzie s~wyc.ajue po
sisdsenie miesieosne d. 10 kwietnis
d. ~ nisd,iele o gods. 9 pc poiudriu
- bali ob. Anyaswskisgo, pc. I112
N. r obey ct. Aduinistraojs uprrej'
mic saprasss ws.ystkioh osionk6v
sby sic ssawili Da posiedrenie. B
Jsr1ebski, sekr.
CIR. Is 10 Detroit.
Zawiadamiam o.lonk6w tow. Sy,
nov folski. IL kwartalne posiedse
ME odbe1.ie sic " srode Is bm , v
miejsou .wJ&yoh posiedzeh. Ma pc.
siedzeniu kaHdy osionek powinier
bye oceonym. Z sssounkiem w
Koterski, sskr.
Or. 2I3 20 Eimiru-
N~iniejszem dale do wisdomoso
ssar. orsonkom tow. rPostep', q
k~wartalne posiedsenis odbedsie sic
doia 10 bm.. o gods. 2ej 20 po}u
dniu. NieobecnGst osionka podpa
da ksr.s podiog aod~si tow. 2 ssa
cunkiem Jan Jssierski, sskr.
CIR. 30S 20 N~ioetosoa. Pa.
Ma posied.sniu tow. ia
"a K~ilihskiego, gr. s0S ~ Nioesovn
Phila-, Pa, odbytem dnis 20 marc,
sossaf wybrsny no~y rsrssd na roi
prIysssy /. nsssepojscych O.aook6w
w. NowAoki, preses; W. Mistus
wios-prsses; Jos.f Winiarski sskr
Jan B0lsra. kasjer; A. Ssybowski
l. Konieosny opiskunow vie kssy.
Ws.elkis listy ! korsspoodsnoj,
dotyossce tow. prosse adresowsc: j
Winiarski, 2l24 Micv.ls ,w. Ne,
town. PbiGsdelphis, Pa.
Or 22S &c Rostoa. Mass.
Tow. Bisiego Oria gr. 228 " 30
ssonie "a roosnem posiedssoiu Wy
braio nowy kouites ne rok 1898 jak
nsstepuje: Pre.es A. Dsisdzic; vi
ce preres K. Malewski; sskr. prot
J. Chojusok:; ssxr. 6c. A. Sidsro
WIGS; kssjsr, P. Podolski; o~piskuno
vie kasy NJ. Gutowski K. Msiew-
ski; marsralek F. Ba ,huss; ohorsty
K. Oaowski; podohorsfy NJ. Wssie-
lewski; asysteut f. Borowski;
odz wierny. S. Owsihski. z ssaoua
KLEIN J. Chojnacki. sskr. prot.
Or. 227 20 Buffdio.
Zswiadamism o.. cslonk6w tow.
Obrohoy Korony Polskisj gr. 227 ~
Buffalo, IL prsyssis posisdssnis Cd
bed.ie sic dnis ego b. N. " sobots
wiec.orsm. o gods. Sci, " hall Pc.
niatowskiego PREY ulicy Stsuisisos
Wszyscy c,lonkowis powinni M to
posiedssnie przybyc, gdys - wsane
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Or. III 20 Cleveland.

Zs~isdsmism niniejssem osfon
k6w gr. Ill q. N. p, IL : powodu
awiat Wielkauoonyob. posisdrenie
odbedsis sic ~ niedziele, dnia II
kwie,nia, W hall p. no. % na rogu
Hill i Cross al.
Przypomiusm tak,e tym osionkom,
kt6r.y .sleRajs ~ pods,ku. sby sic
uis ,ili re swych .alegsoso;, jsaeli ME
oboe bye suspeudowsni.
Ciosiookowie, kt6rsy majs jesscze
u sie,ie bilety . balu ssyc.niovego
rac.a je przynissc "a to posiedsenis
ola obracbuuku.
Milost i posdrowienie. Leon Rs-
oinowski, sekr.
Or. 3Ol 20 Elisa6ethport
U~isdauiam wssysskich o.ionk6w
gruPy Dol. tow. Ssef ma Batorsgo
u prsyszie posiedsenie odbedsie sic
~ niedriele, dnis IL kwietnia o godz.
8 pc Poiudniu, {. J. tydsieh ptzoiej,
. to z Powodu SWAT Wielkiejuocy.
Obecnosc kaadsgo osionks jest 10
nieo,na. gdya bedxie obraobunek
ksistek | wisle iauyoh waAnyth
sPraw do .aist~ieni'.
Pr.ytem .swiadsmiam o.lonk6w,
ae jeaeli kt6ry mich ME mote
prsyJsc ma posiedzenie, vioisn prry-
siac pieDiadse na posiedsenis lub
rr.ed positdseDiem do sekretar,s.
Pc Posiedreniu aadne pienisd.e oie
oeds prryjmowsne. Csionkowie, kt6
rsy ME mogs opaacic na . . podat
ku. winui ole stawic osobisoie ma pc
sied.enie ! prosic o prolongscie. W
prseoivnym ra,ie beda suspendo~s
ni.
Miaosc i po.drowienie, J. Mstlow-
ski, sekr.
Or. 339 10 Baltimore.
Zawiadamisu osionk6w gr. $50
Prsemysiowc6w Polskich ~ Balti
more, 4e posiedsenie miesieosne Cd
bedzis sic W przewo inis niedsie'e,
d. IL kwistnia b. T., ua kt6re katdy
ossonek obowia.sny prsyniesc orns
he grupy.
q bratoiem pordrowieuiem, A,
Welrant. sekr. 6o.
CIR. 25S 20 Cie-eiasd.
Ma posiedzeaiu tow. sw
Wojoieobs, gr. 25S Il N P. odbyteu
dn'a Ii marcs, sost.& obrany nowy
rar,sd ma rok 1898 . nastepo;%eyct
obywstsli:
A. Grocbowski, pre.es; S. Gssio
rowski, wioe-preres; Tetlsk, sskr
prot ; A. S~s1owski, sskr. io-; j. Zs-
borowski, kaslsr; W. Chiopek. CIR
Pogossa. P. KurdIisl, opiekunowis
kasy; A. Konopk4, chorsty; jar
Sroks, odk~ierny; Jan Walentarski
m~arszafek.
Pay tel sposobuofoi o1najmisu
osionkom tegof so~.. IL powodr
SWAT WIelkanocnycb. posiedssnis
sostsfo odiotone ma tr.sois niedziele
20 pierws.ym, to lest IL kwietnia, "
hall swykfych posied1ef.
Tskzs orpsjmiam braoiom, kt6r.y
msjs ohec wstspic do to -. sw. Vol.
cischs, re wsteSne .osts&o ma trsy
m'esisce snitone na l dolars, Q wieo
ktor.y msjs chez wstapic, MECH sit
spiessa, DO pokaiej zoowu wstspns
beeEie podiug koOstytuoji tow.
Ws.elxis kersspondencje doty
ozace tow. sw. Wojoisoba. proszs
adresowtc do: J. Tsslak, I2 Pel.or
ALLEY, Cleveland, o.
Mifosc l po.dro wienie, j. Tetlak.
sskr. prot.
CIR. 367 20 Buffalo.
NiniejsIem sswisdsmism ws.yst
kioh eztonk6w tow. narodowego
.Synowie Kr6lowej Polski." grupy
IL. Mar. Polskiego no. 1877, il prey.
sale miesiecrns posiedsenie, I pr.y-
oIyny swiss Wielkiejnocy, odbe.
die sic " ponied.iatsk, d. III kwist-
mia r. b. punktualnis o godrinie "A
wisolorem W sail s.kolosj pray pa
rafji NJ. B. Rotshoowej. ks.dy csto
mex Powinieu bye obeonym, ponie.
wat prsyjds waane sprswy pod OBJ.
rady. q tskts bedsis ogios.one pre-.
~rswizor6~ tegof tow. sprswordanie
kvsrtaloe.
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chicago.
Sm1iskS, J. r., offs: % Metsspss-
tan 81. Missskanis: sos Noble o..
Chicago.
0eesiag d Nosoak, 1l2 ClssAH,
Ro' m 41O, Chicago.
Czarnecki d Koralcski, SuisS n,
I2b La Sale Of. ! 674 DiuA,u9
ct.
ARCHITEKCI.
F9ssikososki, l. s., W. Dtvs..-s
ct. Chicago, Ill.
BIeznicki, j., budownicxy, , hS~.
t'aktor. ess Holt Ave-, C6isaae
APTEKI.
Bardohski, Wiksor, o86 Noos.a al
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Butkiesoics, Kasimasrz, 68l NIB
waukee ave. r6g WillS ST. Chieaosh
Burda, Wsod., Noble 81. -.
Blsokhawk, Chicago.
Ra17esoski, 8. J., 1856 ". sa.R
st.. blisko California ave. Chs,a~,
Nosoak, Jan, 724 w. l6tA -
reg Paulina Ut. Chicago.
Lenard, Robert 84l8 Surssa~.
Av. South Chicago, In
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATB~.
Stan, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee A~s.
Chicago. Ill.
TOWARY BLAWATNE.
Ss.mihski, John O., GOA Nsss
IT.. Chicago. Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Rs1lesoski. ". A., 724 w. n
takAe " apiece Butkievio..y~
oago
Sienaino,oicz, Dr. W., SO Nh
waul ee " Chicago.
Zi6tko.oski, n. d., 6s8 Nobas a..
o74 Milwaukee ave Chicago
DENTYSCI.
Chrsdnososki, j. n. Dr., ", MA,
wal kes ave. Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
Aeezarski, J6zsT 62 Honsu -
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZLOTYCH ODzHA.
kOW AEDALI PAMIAT.
Stachososki K, 588 Noble nd.
Chicago Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
NiEIos P0soS0soski, $40 MNv.nr
kee av. e block cd al. NoAlsA
Chicago.
Ldsikososki, Jan ~, 4Ss Mfsv.>.
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY IKAWH .
R1ass, J6zq, SOL Noble 81 S&s
oago.
KSIAZKI 1 ARTYKUxY rs,
LIGIJNE.
Felix's Augustynosoicz, COB Nobls
ct. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Aessger, @. r., 467 W. Husa
St., Chicago.
Piqtkiesoicz, J6zS, Budovnsorv~
Kontraktor, 674 Noble al, OAdsn
go.
MEBLE I PIECE.
Nosoaczesoski, Wsad., 888 - no
Milwaukee sv. Chicago.
Sto6iecki, Roman, $50 Miiv.asx.,.
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIieben, p. 680 Holt sy,u.sv-
Chicago.
PRACOWNIE CHORAGWI cee,
". Stom'hska. Saawna pr.oov-
nis Chorsgwi, -~S1tapdar6w, S,..
Odspak, Beref marsxa1kovrkasA
o10 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, III.
PIEKARNIE.
WIeklinski, Walensy, 69y Dlsh~
o ct. Chicago, Illinois.
PasoeSkiesoScz, o., $50 - oSa n,
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
MiIepczyk, r. l., 674 Noble r.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKkADY OBUWIA.
StSpinskf, ". { Kaspr.yA ".
648 Noble St., Chicago.
RES TAURACYE SALON.
DziecioskSesoicz, H., 572 Nobss d
Chicago.
AakososA, T., 602 Milvsuau,>
Nv. Chicago, Ills.
Lechert, Fr., 581 Noble St., Chs-
osgo, Ills.
WEGLE 1 DRZEWO.
BdrzuAaE0 n Eo-- 6c w NJ.
, 1898-09-21
BONES OF THE BIG MASTODON.
A Wisconsin Farmer Makes an In
portant Discovery on His Place.

A Wisconsin Farmer Makes an I'm
portant Discovery on His Place.
Just o the hamlet of Anderson's
Mills, in Grant county, Wisconsin,, on
the narrow-gauge line of the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad, lis receiv-
ing more than its share of notoriety.
1t is due to the recent discovery of the
bones of a ~giganJic mastodon belonging
a farmer in uhe neighborhood, was ON
lis way to an cat field when he noticed
something protruding from the ground.
Upon examination it proved to be a
bone. and, curious because OF its appar-
ent Abnormal size, he carefully remov
ed lhe surrounding earth. 1t was a
mammoth tusk, nine feet four inches
long and twenty-five inches in circum-
ference. The location was carefully
gene over. with the result that the fol-
lowing bones were r~nearthed: Two
tlIsks, seventeen backbones, vertebrate;
TWO front leg bones, one piece Of skull
bone. two shoulder bones. three teeth,
twenty-eis'ht fragments of ribs, one
fiat bore, five foot bones.
The teeth and tusks are exceptionally
good specimens. the former being the
color of agate and well preserved. One
Of the teeth weighed four pounds. The
tusks are somewhat broken.
The officers of the State Historical
society were PRESENT AIT the examination
ard Immediately purchased the speci-
mans. Curiously enough the remains
Of a mastClon were found years ago
near the same place that, when put to-
sether. gave a fair idea Of the hind part
of The m~asaodon. Tlhe recent discovery
was of bones of the fore palt OF the ex-
tinct mammoth, and the two will be
Joined together and placed in the same
museum at Madison.
1t is supposed that the ~mastodons
We're forced to that part of Wisconsin
during the glacial period. That part
of the state is what is termed the
"drifuet5s area" because the glaciers
separated as they came from the north,
and did net pass over the land, but met
again where northern Illinois now is.
The soil at that time vas supposed to
be soggy and treacherous, and the sup
position is that in many cases THE mas
todons fioundered ard died in the val
leys. The one found in Richland ooun-
ty last year bears out this belief, and
the recent discovery at Anderson's
Mills comedies with 1t. Both skeletons
were found in clay soil, where the
bones of ~mastodons are always found.
Exchange.
, 1898-09-21

we'll, but is undoubtedly suffering from
the restraint he has placed over him
self. IF you knew" he said to a re-
porter for the Star, what 1t costs me
to keep still when there is so much to
say about things of Importance TO the
people and Of lifelong interest and mo-
ment to me. you would appreciate the
strength Of my will"
on all subjects when he has once broken
loose, he said:
You know how it is when a dam
breaks. There is no telling when the
flood stops"
When his candidacy for the presi-
Dental nomination was suggested, he
said:
"A man may says things and express
opinions upon public affairs which will
not meet public approval. These re-
suits are not always favorable to him
self. An idea is everything to me-far
more than any office. l can go down to
defeat with an idea as gracefully as any
n you ever saw"
Colonel Bryan would not talk on the
condition of his regiment or the de-
STABILITY of its being mustered out, as
it has a direct bearing on his political
and personal affairs. He refused to
name the date when he will finally an
Il his decision to resign his COM
mission. He seems to have fully made
up his mind. however, to his future
course. He said:
Il shall do what | think is right, re-
CARELESS of any temporary advantage
which may result from that action.
That is what a man should do and the
only motive which should control his
actions"
, 1898-09-21
GRAND LODGE l. O. o. F.
Elect Officers and Select Detroit for the
Next Convention.

Boston, Sept. 20.-The second days
session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
l. o. o. F., opened with a full attend
ance of delegates. After routine bust
ness had been transacted the election
of officers was taken up. AS has been
anticipated Alfred S. Pinkerton of Wor-
cester was unanimously elected grand
sire. The announcement of the election
evoked great applause. For deputy
grand sire four candidates were placed
in nomination, A. c. Gable of Ohio, j..
Otis Humphrey of Illinois, John L.
Noon Of Tennessee and w. G. Nye Of
Minnesota. Cable received SO votes and
was elected. J. Frank Grant of Balti-
more was reelected grand secretary and
Charles Muckle of Philadelphia, grand
treasurer, by casting of one ballot each.
Detroit was chosen for the next con-
vention. The convention then adj
journed.
, 1898-09-21
TREASURES FROM THE DEEP.
Canmon Raised From a Vessel Sunk
Over Three Hundred Years Ago.

Canmon Raised From a Vessel Sunk
Over Three Hundred Years Ago.
A very curious cargo has Just been
brought to Cork on the steamer May
flower. 1t was nothing less than a do1-
en- cannon that have been raised from
the bottom of the sea in Dunworley
bay, off the coast of Cork, after having
lain there for upward Of 300 years. For
the past fortnight diving operations
have been going on in Dunworley bay
with a view to the recovery Of certain
treasure sunk in Spanish vessels THAT
went to the bottom over 300 years ago.
The facts of what led up to this re-
markable discovery are Of interest. 1t
appears THAI two well-known Cork gem
rlemen, Messrs. ]. Mulcahy and T. R.
Holland, received precise information
about two Spanish ships-one Of them
a pirate-that were lost in Dunworley
bay over 80 years ago, and, after con-
sultlng with Mr.. Ensor. salvage con-
tractor of Queenstown, who placed his
diving gear at their disposal. they
formed a small syndicate to explore the
bay and seek for the Of the
sunken ships. They secured for this
purpose the services Of Mr.. Patrick Col
fins, a diver we'll known in connection
with the raising of the Iightship PUTIN.
that %foundered some time ago of the
coast OF Cork, and placed the superin-
~tendence of the operations in une hands
of Captain Jeremiah Collins, an able
and experienced navigator. with the re-
suit that the sunken Spanish shipe
have been discovered and the dozen
cannon brought to the surface and
landed ait Cork. The information re-
ceived by Messrs. MuFcahy and Holland
as to the Whereabouts OF the snken
ships was e%videnAly most perfect, and
very little difficulty was experienced
in locating the vessels at che bottom
of Dunwor.ey bay. 1t Is % believed
that ere long there viii be brought to
| the surface something OF far greater
intrinsic value than old cannon. and It
Is intended to employ dynamite 10 cid
IN securing the buried treasure which
uhe sunken ships are reported to CON
tain. The cannon m IN wonderful
state of preservation. after besng 300
years in the water.-CWreopondencs
Irssh Times.
, 1898-09-21
BRYAN's JAW GETTING RESTLESS
Long Disuse Is Having It's Effect on the
Silver Shrieker.

Kansas City, No., Sept. 20.-A spec
ial to the Star from Jacksonville, Fla,
says:
Colonel William Jennings Bryan of
the Third Nebraska volunteers will
shortly resign his commission in the
United States army and resume the
discussion Of public questions.
This statement is not made upon the
authority of Colonel Bryan, however.
When asked to express himself on
questions Of public interest, he said:
you can say that l refuse to discuss
any matters connected with politics, the
army or myself, except that see no
reason to change the views in regard to
the territory Of te United
States. expressed this in my Omaha
speech. made before entering upon this
army life."
That is all Colonel Bryan would az,
except to add:
you might also ~ that I am not
70 enarmored of camp life that I would
ct the close Of the war apply for = COM
misston In the regular army"
The Third Nebraska h slated for Gu
b. and unless Colonel Bryan resigns,
vIA, within a few weeks, % south.
While he will not say what he Is go
III to do or when, there Is no question
tat Colonel Bryan is going to do some
thing md do 1t soon. That he has de-
tefsntned upon a course which will re-
Auire rome action in the near future
neaos that he is going to resign his
oomnision, issue a settlement ~ to
w4y be does this, and then enter fully
no the d~iArussion Of public questions
Nna somewhat more sxteaAsd than
= ths past.
ccaoaei Bran IS bosiay lsa sssaine