The times., 1899-12-10

There vsrs HIly-sN sscaets @ I1hn
Haacoak WAS fce first
Ulal nme tlia
aH h. Nlt1 }n.r,sa s.4.H.a H.
-st visl s-eHf FEN
Mount Logan la 500 GOES. on -h ho.-
i.ry b--weeH British Co.Uuta ana Alaska.
wha aa- l i,
wer iur- t Hy ua m1F
ua5s -ht e3F
IHu ur U.s.
Commodore stephen Decatur
SSH.
1t may be aay one o. m persons.
Faere are JWo loss cf eu ore Baaapart-
ISIS. The other orieHrs.s
r-av H asy.
sn' ~asr. ~te 4et H. u
By tha census Of 1890 there vare 81.
Sew YorE and EeU Jersey haf nearly
thres- -fourthz of them. ana i'er ylvauia,
Connecdcu, and Nassacaus ttr fse-s.Sths
OF ghe rest
a uoshte- a.1B. rass 81 i.t els che
ar-t tiee Pe-d,u, o. a.. tel ais
br NORTH.
IJ cannot, Hendricks died iu lsSJ. VIII
son in 1880 King. iu 1853; Gcffy. in ISl4s
and Clinton. in 1872.
Is Erelasa lrrcl, . ass ls country.
stlt is $50 all H~Hus admitted
free OF dutl LEVY.
No, she collects annually chlEt $780,
0et.g0J from customs OF about Zg per cent
OF the government entire revenue. AWoag
the articles taxed are beers vu.es spirits.
tobacco. tea, coffee. cocoa el.. 1-y. soap.
cried fruits ana some drugs
Jo vbam -s.afd -ls I'D. ,.a- fsert be- ld-
dressed. le DID hli3e. even ....4u ,ae sender
correct o. aa!ss-- -'fr- sad 5ils. smith
us-or Che Jeln per-
formed. O. H.
Write 10 SIR. Edward Box editor OF the
Ladies Home journal PlL4I4 luhIs He
viii tell you dI about IT,
WHa- H.-an- oi tssae.li 1t..5a after the
surrender ei 'l.E-er- l- % q .slt ralt be- sold
Que CO. CeHels. saaaI t. T. b.
He served rs inspector Of artillery after
the FIchsBura campaigu. and after the war
lived al Narreaton. Virginia. bgt removed
70 Philadelphia iu 1856 dyias near there
on July IL. lSSI He dia uoe sell out at
VieksbuTg but surrendered to "a superior
force after @ siege.
Ehen lna NHat vs greatest number o5
VOTES ever Iuifaa r rh laital >.al-s q What
States e-c-. tlei- governors -.eIy tlrse yea-sl
In the Presidential election Of 1886. The
total was 1885 500 = New Jersey is
alone in this distinction. and Rhode ISL
and and MassaChu=etJs are the only ones
TO elect governor each year. The others
are divided ah0ut equally between Two AMI
tour-yeaT terms.
Is there reward oH.rcd by anyone Tor
-'Hon-rJ hi-4tle-' t.-tlee L =a Is 5tnem is il
/ offered ami what i- ra. -l8antE so NAME.
/ The statement has often been made that
an English Hrm which makes table sauces
has an 0leI of e2U.gGo f0s bottle that
cannot be REALIZED ana Jaat VIII meet their
I requirements. American inventors have
produced scCse 0i different sorts, all
/ on-rehilabIe TO use your term, but
none has Won ,h- prize If iC was really
oHered.
Does ghe N.t-4a| e.v.-ument ,a.e any OH
esai interest 10 .e n4,al militia Of TIE sepa-
/ I1te >jI-az CLASS
| IJ does. Tie Assistant Secretary Of the
/ Navy is the department officer in charge.
| and his cCmmluica lions 90 through the
/ State governors o. adjuyanJs. The fact has
/ been somewhat overlooked that iu the late
/ war 4,uuu Of the Naval MIliJia-thefr en-
/ tire force is about 4,5oO-were mustered
/ into the United States naval service. and
/ Hilary naval force and in the coast signal
/ service.
/ please give the record of rhe fastest horses
/ best time nom 800 yards % one mile,
/ Quarter mile. O.2I Ii made by Bob Wade.
/ ac Butte Montana. Angus, 20 1850; three
| furlongs. e.S4 by Rcd 5, Butte July p.
/ 1886, haii-miie, u.41. GsraIdin= Westchss-
/ ter, New York, August So lSSS, i've fur-
/ longs 055 ga. Maid Marian Norris Park.
/ New York, October o. 1891; six furiougs,
{ I.0g. Domino Norris Park, September %,
1888, seven furIongs, 1-23 -. Bella b..
4 Monmouth. View jersey July s. 1880, mile,
1.S5 L. Salvador Monmouth August IS,
/ 1880.
Section :. V-t,eIe II Of tie Constitution resJs
/ l- failuWS- '-IDe Congress shall have power r0
declare war; grant letters lt u4r4ue 4nd feprisis
/ lut make rules concerning captures On land and
water Nov-- has the ton4rvss- 20 any 1lne,
declared state ot war ta exist iu ,he Philippine
Islands. aud Il not under WHa- section 1r clause
VI -.is Constitution does lle President end troops
/ te those i~iausi-3 .. Since war has never been
/ declared, would IJ he q violation 2t the laws
uf neutrality. international lIug- Tor other
[ countries to send arms and munitions al war
te tIa FrhriuoS 3 IL the percentage ot crime
| GREATER ED he United States tbau Ewupe}
/ W. 1T. WASHINGTON.
The Philippine Islands were cedsd by
Spain 20 America in the Treaty of Paris
and are now American territory Pre-
ciselv as Congress did not declare war On
the South in 1861, it viii not and could
not declare war against the FihplnOs.
! They are simply rebels-as HOaT. Atkin-
son and Carl SchuTz would be il they
should begin an insurrectiOn iu Massa-
chuesJts . Il would; the United states
is engaged in putting down a rebellion
within its own dominiOHs. 3- No
What his been the religious belief Of she
| Presidents ei Jue United S-are-. and with
what denomination was each ceHnec,sds
" "a. O.
Washington was a member Of the Epis-
coDal Church long before he became Presi-
dent and was a cOmmuuicant Jefferson,
I though accused Of being an atheist. died q
believer in a Divine Being as asserted By
/ nj, daughter and in some of his later writ
iugs Both the Adamses We're Uuitarians.
| Madison and Monroe were Episc0palians.
Jackson became q Presbyterian. Van Bu-
rem attended the Dutch Reformed Church
/ bar was not a member ". H. Harrison
and Tyler were Episcopaliaus. Polk never
/ united with any denomination but during
his Presidency attended the Presbyterian
1 Church Taylor was an Episcopal attend
| ant Fillmore was a Unitarian. Pierce a
/ Trinitariau CongregatioDalist. Buchanan a
Presbyterian and Lincoln and Johnson
attended the Presbyterian Church Grant
a CampbelliJe. Arthur was an Epise0pa-
liam. CleYeland Presbyterian Harrison
a Presbyterian, and Mr. Mckinley is