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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-08
THE LEONA BEACHED.
Only Means of Distinguishing FIRE IN
Her Hold.

New York, March THE Mallory
Tho steamer I,eona. which sailed last
evening for Galveston with large
passenger list and cargo consisting
principally of sugar and coffee lies
beached on the Jersey flats near Ellis
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-08

When a man fans he rric. - make
4 virtue OF necessity.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-08

Doubt many 'bs B.s s1%'e Ct ' saI'.
-- dren is a necessary
period of great pain and distress. They
doubt whether any medicine. can relieve
their sufferings. Well may they hesitate
about taking those injurious internal
mixtures so widely sold. But they may
place implicit faith in y - - u - y
MOTHERS FRIEND
which is a softening, relaxing and sooth-
ing liniment for external use. Doubling
women should get a bottle at the drug
store for ST, and test it. There is no
possibility Of its doing harm, and there is
every likelihood of its saving them many
hours of pain. ~ - ~ - y ~ ~ - -
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA, ca.
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 Wel opinion. auv hiaomina oeaeaaz 2 ais a.aanzas azvi- EioL wot ave earned ahe5z 6Iaomln par 2 th.s ere campaign a-a #hen thers GurKby scoats The aHoVe comment. overheard 6y n officer af one of tha British regiments u rEs z.rall-aud toyfulIy reported to ths commauGan1 Of tae scouts-Has undoubtedly 2 grieFous 3ihel ca many gallant fellows who had fought and suffered and en- darea te as extent for which even the luxurous nay Uf he British private can hardly be deemed eztravagant. says BlackWoed's Magazine. The pes sImistie Tommy wHo gave utterauce to the slander would have been the first to resent any such calumny rom au outsider. Yet two points are there by made clear-the marvellous amount of finished work put in and the adnira- Ole manner in which most difficult and hazardous duties were performed by them there Gurkhy scouts. In a re- cent speech before the Military Society Of Ireland. Lord Roberts emphasized his appreciation of the utility Of these skirmishers. and advocated the exteu- sion Of the system for future operations on the frontier. That this new de- partqFe was the most successful and most striking feature of the expedition. and that the innovation was more than Justified. have been generally conceded. l and on the GouTkha scouts has been ungEGdgingiy conferred the title of 'aThe finest hill soldiers in the world.
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After Setting eapstaI Interview win
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aN OLD NAp or PALESTINE.
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Fot no De Knna1eslre.

The eminent statesman was running for reelection. and the race was a close one. hear. Senator, whis- pered his fugleman, you have met with another check T hope not replied the eminent statesman. equal Iy confidential T have just parted with another cheek. Chicago frib- una.
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Do We2-We do send you 8 haHa- some Autograph of Admiral Dewey, the fellow that sighted them in Manila Bay, fa len euloIs. A4ze I4xzI inches Bv alIing ont coupon on page 2 and sending f0 cents with same To this office. you can get one for your parlor.
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Friends of Schiey are indignant that he has not been named by he Navy Department fo meet Admiral Dewey at New York.
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The Chinamen on Dewey g flaeshiD will n0t be permitted 10 enfer New York. as tbeY are not citizens.
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Bluff GitY Lumber O. Hauulaet8r CT and dealer in all kinds oi Lumber Also Sashes, Doors, Blioas and all kinds oi Interior and Exterior fIaish Everyf fhInS af reaaanahla aeIees-
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RevalHtiouists are having an eBsy Journey T San Domingo. Several cities have eapitalated without a struggle.
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BlHH City LHmAer Ga- maHasae-ur sr and dealer #n all kinds eI lumber. AGs8 aashea. duora. blinds and al kinds 8i interior and exterior finish. Everything at reasonable prt1ea.
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Bluff City Lumber Go. maouiaetnr CT and dealer in all kinds of anber Also sashes. doors, blinds and all kinds Of interior aud exterior finish. every thing at reasonable prices.
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Henry Graves, Public Aaministra- tor oi NodawaY, k short SIP 7G3.
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son. on her return trip 10 her h me at Waco, Texas. Miss Birdie Win-
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Evening star., 1899-03-30
THE PRIMARY WORKERS.,
Annual Institute of Sunday SchOO
Teachers Held Yesterday,

The second annual institute of the Wash
ington Primary Teachers Union was held
yesterday In the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church. About 200 teachers, rep
resenting nearly every church in the city,
were present, together with quite delega-
tion from Baltimore, and number of
workers from distant states
The first address of the afternoon session
was given by Mr.. Ralph Wells of New
York, who told of some things he had tried
in the primary work, and some things he
had found out by mistakes He cautioned
the teachers to stick to the point of the
lesson.
Mrs. Gray gave an illustration of prac-
tlcal teaching, in presenting to a large class
OF kindergarten pupils the lesson for next
Sunday on the raising of Lazarus Mrs
j: T. Bodfish gave practical demonstra-
ton of music in the primary room with a
class of twelve.
The secretarys report showed that thirty
nine meetings had been held during the
year, with larger average attendance
than ever before in the eighteen years of
its organization.
Miss North drew on the board a suitable
Illustration for each lesson of the present
quarter, and Miss Finie Murfee Burton of
Loulsviile, NY, gave a talk on the teach
s idls ol the Easter lesson and read the
story of the King as an illustration
Lunch was served by the members of the
union. - ''-o
The evening session was opened bv
prayer by DR.. Radcliffe, pastor of the
church. followed by an address bv Mrs.
Wilbur f. Crafts. president of the Inter
national Primary Sunday School Union. on
The Future of Primary Work" She smoke
of the work to be done at the ninth inter.
national convention, to be held i'm Atlanta
April y. 2S and %. and recommended thai
every Sunday school in the city send its
primary teacher. as no better investment
could be made for the work of the school
She considers those detailed to the 'infan-
try to be at the head of power. and beinp
assigned to no other class could in anV
way be promotion. She spoke of the
noble freemasonry among the primary
teachers. remarking that they are the most
willing to be helped and to help. for thew
have no trade secrets. The number Of
unions has increased nearly threefo,d dur
| ing the last three years.
Miss Cromwell spoke of the work I'm the
Baltimore union, and Mrs Bodfish gave
talk on Mothers Meetings" Miss fvah
Richards spoke of Child Stories and Mrs
Ferris told of How to Teach Reverence in
the Primary Class"
Miss Burton gave a paper on 1.-THE Place
and True Use of Nature in Primary Work ,,
All children are born lovers Of nature she
said, and then she told how they could he
led through nature up to natures Cod
She recommended that a collection of oh.
Jects be placed in every Sunday schoo,
room and named 'Our Fathers Work -
The meeting was closed with an address
by DR.. 8. II. Greene on THE Teacher q
Responsibility
Evening star., 1899-03-30

here and there will form beautiful bowers
galleries, or simple arbors. At 100 feet
from the bottom it will give access to n
circular platform 30 feet wide and OM
ieet III circumference. 1t will be called the
ieet the road will lead to another platform
80 feet in width but only S2S feet i'm cir
cumference. This will be named the
Franco-Russian Alley" Vegetation will be
so arranged that visitors will pass from
the splendid fora of the Mediterra mean 70
the stunted shrubs found on craters. The
paths Will lead to the various restaurants
cares concert halls, &c. There will also ne
reproduction of Dantes Inferno"
cable railway will start from the base and
VIII take passengers up to the Franco-Rus
san Alley. The summit will always he
rSf1nounted by cloud of smoke in the
t,a ii'is, .lliee e.uptions Will take place at
fxed hours. and visitors will be able To
sec an imitation lava flow which will doubt
less prove very interesting.
Evening star., 1899-03-30
A CHINESE LOTTERY.
How Four Clever CelestiaIs Managed
to Break the Bank

From the New York Herald.
The Chinese New Year took place on the
9Th of last month. Since that day there
has been a continual feasting and jollifica-
ton. The restaurants have been closed
and many Mclean chop suey fiend has
some without his rations, while even the
pretty stores have been barred and shut
tered the joss houses and the theater alone
doing a thriving business.
But the Bah-ka-pou lottery dear to the
celestial heart, also came in for share of
the holiday fun, and reaped big harvests
from liberal pocket books. Day before yes
terday, however an accident occurred.
Four Cinnamon who had been playing the
New Year gig" since the initial day with
great patience and persistency We're finally
rewarded. The combination came out, and
the combined winnings of the four China
men were no less than s11,OOO. However,
as the banks capital is limited to $1,000, the
four winners were compelled to accept a
little more than "a per cent of the gross
winnings and thank joss for even that.
The five men who own the lottery, how
waxing rich on the enterprise which so
successfully eludes the police, but they
think that for the risk they run they should
be better rewarded They are KEEN how
ever.
THE heather Chinee is peculiar but
never SO much so when conducting some
game of chance. He is a born gambler. The
Bah-ka-pou started several years ago and
has twice changed hands, the former pro-
prietors having gone back to China rich en-
their enterprise, still holding stock in the
concern and drawing yearly dividends. The
location of the lottery is a mystery-indeed
1t is believed to have no particular halbita-
ton whatever-to exist only in the butter
dish shaped caps of the five men who con-
duct 1t here in New York and meet daily at
O'Clock to attend to the drawings and pay
the wagers. AS numberless merchants are
constituted agents of the lottery there is
no such thing as locating anything definite
or gathering In anybody.
The manner Of conducting the lottery is
characteristic. Square yellow papers are
circulated about Chinatown. They contain
eighty characters within a green border
There is no name or location on the sheet
but every one knows it's office and uses
Translated literally, these characters repre-
sent some natural phenomena, such as
heaven and EARTH" fishes SWIM birds
fy,' "the world is vast" clouds rise" and
other commonplaces of daily life, and so
general are they that the most ordinary
dream may find here a character for inter-
probation.
Twenty characters are chosen and crossed
comes the man who guesses three of these
numbers gets his money back; five he wins
double his stake, and ten, two hundred
times the amount paid in. The stakes run
from 10 cents to s.. The highest and the
lowliest inhabitant of the quarter delights
in the .Bah-ka-pou and plays 1t with almost
religious persistency.
Evening star., 1899-03-30
An ARTIFICIAL VOLCANO.
Paris Exposition Visitors Will Wit
mess an Imitation NesuXius.

From the Scientific American
The Paris exposition will abound In in
teresting novelties and concessions One
Of the most curious VIII undoubtedly be
the artificial volcaro. 1t will be construct
ed at Grenelle. on the banks of the Seine
1t will be 32s feet in height and 4S5 feet in
diameter. From these figures IL will be
Seen that the volcano viii really be noun
tain which visitors will have an opportunity
Of climbing. The sides OF the mountain
will be provided with shady roadways and
footpaths, so as to make the trip TO the
top very agreeable. The framework of the
volcano will require no less than $4,000. 600
pounds of iron and steel for it's construc-
tion- The earth which covers the frame
work will be real turf. in order that the
mountain may present q verdant appear
ance A roadway % feet in width will wind
spirally up 10 a level Of 240 feet, and will
be decorated with climbing plants which
Evening star., 1899-03-30
Prices HaIved ON Notions

Feather-stitched Braid. assorted colors. sc.
yds. Best Dress Binding In navy blue
and black. .........-..-.- ---.-..-.'.--- N
Large bottle Shoe Polish. h.............., 4c
Tapnan's Dust of Roses Face Powder S..
10 Cake of SOAP .,......,..,......... Sc.
hc PIN Books ...................... Be.
&c bottle of Carfer's Ink -.
Silkteen all shades Observation-Disclosures. 4isc.
Sc Perfumed Talcum Powder. with patent
sitting tops OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3'.
BE- Aluminium Thimbles es................. L..
doz Shoe Buttons. ons........,........-.. L..
Clark's Darning Cotton. black and white. ~.
Best BoZoras Tooth Powder. ............. 9c.
. packages Hairpins. Observation-Disclosures. L..
SC. Stout Ladies' Button Hooks .......... 3r.
2 dozen Novelty Stitched Hair CrimperS. . L..
spOos Turkey Red Embroidery Cotton. Sc.
| duZ Brainerd 4 Armstrong Enb. SILK. Ice.
Pure Gum Mucilage. ge.......,..,......... 2c.
i doz. Best Dress STAYS. ys.................. Sc
Evening star., 1899-03-30
An Unusual Proceeding.

From Pearson's Weekly.
Hello, Jack, writing home for money ?"
NO"
What are you taking so much trouble
over, then? You've bean fussng and f,m-
ing over it for the last two hours"
"Pm trying to write home without asking
for money"
Evening star., 1899-03-30
Discouraged.
Eronl Puck.

First Hobo-"Why amt We workin' the
hero of Santager graft any more?"
Second Hobo-"Say! yer oughter seen the
chrome wot sprung on me an kissed me
an didn't give me a thing to eat, the last
time l worked itr'
Evening star., 1899-03-30

What would you say" asked the fair
theosophist. If should tell you that was
born In Egypt three thousand years ago?''
why, 1 should certainly say you don't
look it."-Brooklyn Life.