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LOST

LOST-A chance to save 20 per cent on shoes If you fail to buy them of me be- fore August 31. D. B. Luster the Prac- tical Shoeman PIT 18th street. 7-7-tf
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FOR SALE-We can sell you two new two story houses and lot for $3,10O, that will rent for $500 year; have space for an other $750 house that will rent for $180 year, giving you 20 per cent clear Good location. Smith & Afford. S-2S-3t
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SPRAYED

>~~e--<---><>>>-- SPRAYED OR STOLEN-From the camps of Major T. s. Tate on the Ensley South ern Railroad, two and half miles be- yond Ensley, one brown horse mule, 6 years old, 151a hands high, weight about 1,050 pounds, split in each ear. Will pay $10 reward for recovery of mule delivered to George c. Phillips stables, 24th street and Morris avenue, or to D. L. Bridges, Jonesville at end of 20th street car line.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN BESSIE
 MER, ALA, FOR SALE. Grand Hotel, 1O0x1OO 3-story. .s8b, 900 Rebie Hall, 100x100, 2-story. ........... 10000 Office building, 50x10O, 2-story ......,. 12,500 Armory building, 40x100, 2-story ...... 5000 These are all modern buildings, and are bargains at the prices asked.
 WILLIAM BERNEY & CO, 114h Twenty-first Street, Birmingham, Ala. S-30-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT = Good team Of horses, wagons, spring hacks harness, saddles, farm wagons, etc., near Thrash Station, on Ensley car line. Call at once.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY TO LEND
 MONEY TO LEND-We have $50,00v to lend on Birmingham property at a very low rate. We also buy ana sell all local stocks and bonds. Call on us 4A Chali foux Bldg, DsF. Allen & Go. 6-19-1m
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sssIsP WAA!EU WANTED-An expert sharpener of stone cutters tools; wages, 25 cents per hour. Address Willard, Cornwell & Coyne, Tide water Ala 8-26-7t
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NANIED.
  WANTED-Everybod in and around Bir- mingham to know you only have till the 31st of August to save 20 per cent on shoes bought of us D. B. Luster, the Practical Shoeman, PIT 18th street. 7-7-tf
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; we make exceptionally good offers of schol- arship, board and tools this month You can be guaranteed better positions by joining now than later; eight weeks complete. Catalogue and special induce ments free. Moler Barber College, St. Louis, Mo. S-2S-6t
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The Montgomery Advertiser says: To the regret of her legion of friends Mrs. Stephen N. Hubbell will leave Montgom-
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Miss Mabel Roy will return to the Con- vent of the Sacred Heart at Cincinnati about the middle of September
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can be entirely avoided by the use of ''l 1iniment of priceless value to all women. Sold by all druggists at one dollar per bottle.
 booklet, giving all details, will be sent free by Bradfeld Regulator Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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POLICE PERMITTED
DIVES To THRIVE.
Queens County Grand
Jury Hears of Off,
Cial LaxneSS.

Grand Jury were Drpuiy Sheriff Hos
, beck and County Detective Dennis sul.l'
van. who worked with Comstock's de-
'ec,ives They told Of The orgies n
Mccarthy place. ana ot one in par
t.culsr 81 whlrh Policeman christophsr
/ Whit. was present II Was held on
and "a woman. hptha,ude danced for the
etiiiirs'iou ~ 4 select" audience
To White. whom the District Attorney
had seen in tho place for several even
ings. Mr Merrill said last week: "you
must either Keep out uf hat place or
pull It,"
White merely smiled then. but he was
very pa.e when called into the Grand
jury roam. In the mean Lime tommis
sioners York AMI Abel were in the Dis
Attorneys room looking over the
afiidavits ~ the case. They are salts:
fied Of whites culpiJility and he will
have TO stand ttis There Is no doubt
he ALL be broken
II the evidence shows that CAPT.
Woods has been lax In the admlnIstra-
ton OF his district said Mr. York
"cnArges vii he preferred against him
and he'll have 10 stand trial, too"
Wstrict-Attornry Merrill said At re-
cess that u. hal suhpoens.d eighteen
persons IN all He thought that mos Of
them would appear before the Grand
Jury to-day. II had taken Policeman
white all the morning to tell the truth
coiC.rnins what he was asked about.
The District Attorney said that 'hief
Devery would be- subpoenaed again 20
appear to-morrow, when the invesuEa-
ton would probably be completed
Anthony comst lck created something
Of commotion by arriving at the
courthouse aud having an interview
with Distrlc'-Attorney Merrill.
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n'CULLAGA'S OFFICE SAFE.
NH to Abolish Election tus~as
win Not Meet the sa-
p~rtnt~0deai.

Mayor Van Wyck gave = hearing to-
day On two Legislative bills -rpdtsiin ms
The Bureau OF Elections from the Police
Departms Mt Both hills were iuiroiu 81
hy A.-cmblyman brennan Dnc provides
f1r the appointment hy the Mayor of u
bipartisan Election Boaid u four COM
nil ,lurer.. upon the nomination 81 can.
ihi'e- ~ ,he chairman Il 'sr 'l,!s-
committee. III the two political parties
casting the hlshcs, number ~ votes The
other provides Tor the appointment rs
the Mayor ~ four 'u!Lmissiuncr, from
i!s,s sghm...;sl l., %, ,h,,rn,rn 81 toe
cities Committees.
EX-Nssemhly man GvUrg, Il Reed aid
the bin wus one IN he Interest of good
government. lul SHOULD become law.
me Mayor inquired several line. u
auy1ody else wanted Tee ID, heard. but
there was uu response
Wont some of yol gentlemen ~ the
press give M your ur.uiun ~ the hill
asked the NaYor.
TIE Reporters aid thcg did not rlrc 10
ID. interviewed.
IN. nill abolishc. IN present BurcI ~
81 Els tons and 90" office ~ Sup"rlu-
t.nd,nt. aud permits "a" icN Commit a.
aon t. appoint It, own clerk,
II does not interfere In any Wa, with
the Office of Supi. Mctullagh
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SOLDIER SUES
FOR A DIVORCE
lusk Seeks Release from
Wife. Accusing For
mer Friend.

Robert ]. Luck. ui ~ We.t Sis e~nIh
stree; w,nt To- w4r with thr Twenty
fecpnd Regiment leaving hl- fair YOUNG
wife. l,abe.ln. IN 'hr care ~ hls friend.
Richard kenwur'hv.
Mr.. l.nsk aud k'uworthy lsI been
swe-'hssr'~ fourteen years hy'.r.. A.
clfding to LUX r.ury. ,o'd I'm Jusurc
" Adam. uh't ~ ilr suprcin, court
to-day. ktuwofth> and W. l.usN
speedily lorgot there W. .u.h . per.
ION 90 LusK IN existence
Anothe- 'eai"." " the a., b. tari
Luck aLu htbs, urthl ,,nausro IisttI
shois Al '"''rl enc Wpfn'ng ahrn
l.usk zane nome ANA found ats 81,
AMI her forme' sweetheart geths- ia
70. parior ~ tie 80 \ aO.ut
M, Iusk app - her husband. snit
for an absolute DIV Jr-c denying all tie
material charges
Several Witnesses testified in i.usk'y
SehaH and the .Iltl vas adjourned uuti
Tomorrow.
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BOERS MAY ATTACK
LITTLE PORTUGAL NOW.

make rcpr.sa's upon Portugal remains to
he seen.
The hes, Informed opinion here In
clln-s to- the belief that the Beers are
not likely to back W. their protest with
ac, on that would bring them into hos.
tliIi,cs win - another power, hut
that P1rtuspi d. 10; so sauguIn. l. IN
diya'cd hy m" despatch ~ large rein
furremrni OF troops
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SWALLOWED 50
PAWNT|CKETS.
Clever Man Shoplifter
Was Caught by Fe-
male Detective.

Harry Wheeler = Su eSp~-, shopiicer.
but was not expert enough to duds the
sharp eyes OF Mr.. Ray lr,lng private
detective IN a department. store on one
Hundred and Twenty stree.
She saw him yesterday make varios.
articles dis,ppear as though he were q
conJurer. lie vas taken upstairs be-
tween Policeman oDonucli and the
wsAan deies,lvc and searched
In his possession were found All knd.
Of small wares. ON the way to- IA. sta
tion-hcusc the policeman abTup;iy asked
IN wha, he was chewing
lie refused to answer. oDonnoil ,elze ]
~ By the throat and found a partially
1og(soyed pawn iicke, In his mouth
4f>arward IN eme,ie was given HIN and
~ nutilated pawn tickets recovered,
|rrrBuusnsing over $50 worth Of so.ca
Cssty.
GoQ1or Gsse his address a. ia West
vcu1v-osst street Magistrate Cornel
y eDDsgsses hid him In s.,ee TO await
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Bi.OEM ~DNTEIN. April 10 ten. Ga O..
acre il about 10 return % England
ten. Polc-Carrw has been appointed 4"
the con ma nd of the Eleventh Division.
several changes are likely to be mad"
In the brigade commands.
LONDON. April ~ It l. said IN som"
quarters here that Gen, iatacrc has been
sen, home on sc Gun, NJ tlc last defeat
he sustained at Ecjdcrsburg, where nv
companies Of British troops, al men,
were captured G,tn,t" has been unfur.
,unlte. M r-pui,c - St"rmberg At Ia"
beginning III the war was saVlgcly criii-
ci.ed bN Lord Rohctts
He commanded I've rhird Division and
has h"su iu charge oi the railroad llns
AZ RrIhiny aud -1uth ~ thai point.
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TRAPPED 4 SPY
N PARIS BANK.
Caget Sold War Secrets
to Germany and
Was Caught.

PARIS. April II Another ,splJnApe
case has arts n watch il ,u. ,und.d by
deep mystery. On sunday ihe police ar.
rested NJ. Lepn Uag,;. vino l. cnaTgei
with having relations with Germany,
say l.. Petit Par.sI-n to-day.
Icon Glgci WAS = clerk IN blk bank.
Ing Establishment aud he MAS arrested
on tn charge Il offering to c1mmuni-
cate to the German War Ofi,c mum.
her Of very important military doru-
'n,n,s.
~. was discovered through a letter
VIII II he sent being returned on ac-
cnuIi. oi insufficient postage. Its con-
tents sere thu. asccrtafned and the
letter was forwarded 10 the Ministry OF
the interior, where u trap was laid. into
which Gaset- fcll. 4 search OF his
lpartmcnts revealed u statement ~ the
amount. ~ money which Ne had r..
oc!ved from Germany. totalling ~
marks
The prisoner claims h. intended sim
nly to make money ont ~ IN. German
Government BY communicating bogu.
ID uments.
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GIRL HELPED
LASS0 THIEF.
Miss Shannon Aided Her
Father in Binding a
Captured Burglar.

John Sasnuon's pretty little daughter
captured burglar ;h!s raoraIss q! aer
home liU Bieecker street, Newark. y, ].
Nellie shannon was awakened ~ u
nuitc In her room. She Law - -t!ll a. y
mouse FOR few minutes. scarcely lar.
ius 10 breathe. All the while she heitt
som. one Juggling a. a bureau drlN'r.
The noonbcam. shone through IN"
=, ntiuw and when she pr-ped rom
under "a. bedspread she saw the cat.
lines % man. Then she began to
scream,
Her iathe- sprang from ul. bed and
ran IT, his daught"rs room ln tim. u
grab the burglar. There was deeper
ate ng1t IN the hallway. They fought
an IN. way down the staircase.
Little Nclll. Taa IT, tl- Kitchen got
c'uihcsine and while her father held
the hu glar fast to the newell pot AT
The foot ~ the staircase. she slipped
moose around the burglar feet Then
sac wound the rope tight around the
post until she had him Imprisoned IN II
acmpcn web ny % His neck.
when the burglar was 90 securely titd
h." c,ul mt move 80 much - muscle
pr lanes Crow.ll Who had heard Mel
llc's screams. ran over lee the shannon
from hi hom. lie went after o. po'
liccman who put handouts On the bur
.Iaf ana then undld The rope
In the police court to-day the pris'
oncr saA hi. name wa Jonn 'srncid
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chief OF Police Devtry sas ono OF th'
oflc!als summoned TO appeat before
the Queens County Grand uJry t-da,
to be questioned as to the exist
snce OF dives in Long Island CRY,
which have fotrished. declares District
Attorney Merrill. despite frequent com
plain, to the police.
The Queens County folks promise 10
make Il very uncomfortable for Nj,
Deyery.
There IL an unusual state Of municipal
affair. In Lone Island city. The sher-
irs once and the police are In opposi'
tion. Fearing that the police would let
the raid miscarry. Distriet-Attofney
Merrill made 1t. with the aid OF deputy
sheriffs and detective from private
aesncy. This was ON Saturday night
last and the place was Patrick Nc
Carthy's saloon. on Borden avenue. near
the ferry. alleged TO be the resort u
Low Ws0en.
Mr.. Merrill declares that he wrote TO
Capt. Anthony 4. Woods concerning the
place on Feb. q. and then stated;
'sueh a state Of affairs on this Inn
portant thoroufhfArc. which the popu'
iation % Long Island Cts Is compelled
10 use as the single means OF egress
and ingrcss. Is minifestly common
nuisance and worse.
II hereby notify you as the command
ing of'icer Of the Seventy -fifth Precinct.
that any further liberation OF these re-
H.
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POLICE WOULDN'T ACT.

Mr. Merrill declares he served see
ond formal notice on the police shortly
afterward. ba, nothing came of 1t. Then
morning after The raid a policcma n
called at che jail to take the prisoners
20 court.
There II not power enough In YOUR
dspartmen, 20 take those prisoners from
the custody Of the Sheriff. the Dis
strtct.Attorney told him.
II 10 alleged that when chief Dcvory
heard Of the raid he called up the Dis.
trict-Attorney's office and declared
that 40 Merrill sss the complain
ant In the Mccarthy ease he would
have the Governor appoint - special At
iorney-Gcneral 10 conduct the triai-
Mccarthy was indicted Monday and
other keepers Of resorts viii share the
same fate.
Long Island CITY this morning. Then
cane Police Commissioner Abel. fol-
lowed closely by President Bernard
York. Deputy Chief MacKellar. Of
Queens: INSPECTOR George Rhodes aud
capts. Woods and kruscher soon Joined
the others.
Chief Devery was standing In n group
on the steps Of the County building when
Mr.. Merrill arrived. The District-Attor
'ncy did not notice the Chief, hut
brusauelv made his way through the
group peysry smiled aaa ss!a 80 a.
Evening World reporter:
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FRANCE IS CAUTIOUS.
w,u w, .r, IN Portuguese >-s.
trniit, Matter white other
Nations iloid HarL.

PARIS April 1.-THE question oi tie
tru5par; of British troops across Por-
,rgu.sr territory to Rhod.Sla with the
permission 90 Portugal. was brought up
IN the Chamber ~ Deputies 'o.dly by
two intcfp-l.at!ons
T3e Minister of Foreign Affairs VI.
Dclcass". g. refusing to Asscurs the mat
ter said ths' FfHurr Lad declared acr
neutrality st nc opening ~ he war.
bu, that %" Wa not "N9c1t"d To- guar.
anirc the neutrality II other ,oNrTs
a.aArr tauuot re- sNpcy',t Ia under
take alone such guarantee While the
other p1Ncrs lold hack There N,s
no reason to suppose that French can't
tai invested In Mozambique wuald b.
endangered. but n such an event &C.
CURED the Government would not fail
10 furnish protection.
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CATACRE IN DISGRACE
SENT HOME BY ROBERTS

Fly. companies were sent out to col
lr.t rl,c- from the Free S'at"rs. The,
Ncr. trapped a, Redder7hurg. and When
Gtt,cre arrived on the scene be coul,
md neither Beers nor British. lie haC
IT, return and report their capture.
This second reverse for GstaCrc callr'
f.. the rcrce criticism. Under kitchene'
IN Egypt he made a fine reputation. bu
Tommy Atkins. ~ usual. made know
the Generals weakness 10y christcnin,
him "HtrkachTr'
Indcf,iigabl, himself ne had no pity
Oh hH men and his first defeat al
Slsmh,fg where he lost over four hun
drad troops. vas due 10 marching hi,
men for hours and then attacking a po'
81 IN from the wrong side
He was given a chance to redeem Ms
reputation and has failed.
Zen. Slr Henry Rumble. who has AZ
t.,ed at SprinEiuntcin vii take over
tata,rc'~ command
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DBVBRY nay BE- RETIRED.
Inspector MrI.sughlia 10 Now Es-
prctra to succeed Present
Police chief.

The rumor that chief Of Police Will
lam 4. Devery Is going to resign has
bJbbej up again. This time It appear
to have some backing. for II comes i'm
meiis,ely after conference between
Mayor Van Wyck. Joan +, carroll and
Deputy 'hicf Mclaughlin. Mclaughlin
!, expected 10 he Devery's successor.
The three men were In confer, nee sew.
sr,l hours, AMI anerward n vas pij
that Devery VII be placed nn the t..
tired list
The chi-f ,,-ia, laughed at the rumor
but President York. who heretofore mad
denied THAI Deyery II 10 ne retired. ~.
fused q" FAY anything abou, 4.
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BRITISH HOLD kQPJES.
LIs~ Of CsmasHtcstisa D-swees
Free state sad Cape Ceiesy
L. Secure.

CAPE TOWN. April lo.-h Is :saoriei
here nv an arrival from Bloemfontsin
that the British line % communication
between the capital of the Free State
and Ncnars fcni. Cape coloay. 10
absolutely secure.
Fifteen thousani men ho.d every
kopjc e~tyeen the two places, and thsy
- etruao1y inssenched
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Stencil QUITS DIAMOND.
Veterans IsJsr~d Les Wsar Per.
mis HIN Pis,iss.

PI1TsBuR1. April II Another IA.
nous veteran baseball player has re-.
;!rce '.ss. he game. jsse s,snrel. "a.
fftsnt here tnst he tried TO play with
the cinclnnati- yesterday and found
thns his injured leg would not permit
Mn 10 take = chance On the hasa. No
- oe'seed 70 Yuli ths sane and open 3
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LONDON. Apii 1.-THE Bocr GOV
rrnmenir have formally notified Pof'u-
gal that th.y considcr the snippins ~
British troop, and munitions - war
20 Rhodesia by way ~ Bclrn. Porli-
sues. East Africa. 80 bc ,snpmouni 10
hostile action.
Thl. viii not stop Gen. Sir frcdct'rN
earring tons force from entering H'''
dcsia. but whether or not the hn"rs NJ
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NO GARDINER HEARING.
u Was Po.sP~sed Werasse the
uSssvt~t-Attorse,' CWssssi
Cosid Not Ne Pres~at.

,'ommis,loaer Ansiey wlicox sd-
,ourned the hearing Of the ely club,
charges asains, District-A,torney Gar
diner. which Was 10 have gone on ibis
morning. until Tomorrow morning al
len
samuel rntermyer. Col. Gardiner Q
attorney. Was unable to BE- present
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WARNS CAPE COLONISTS
Lord Roberts \otin-s Them that
Hostile Act win Ne Punished
tu,irr Martial Law.

'OLEsBERG. C,pg colony. AptU II.
In view ~ ~. state u uurr-, across
the border Lord Roberts "a. proclaimed
a warning to he 'spc Colonisis that
further acts ~ hostility viii be treated
with the utmo.t rignr " martial law.
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BELGIAN KING GIVES
HIS WEALTH AWAY.

BRUSSELS. April lin the Cham
Der OF Deputies to-day Premier De
Smel de Mayer read a communication
from King Leopold. in which His Ma
jesty lresented to the nation the
whole Of his real estate. Prolonged
cheering greeted the reading of this
document
The royal estate v! LL.ken. uu which
stands King Leopold palace, lies In
the suburbs Of Brussels. II was the ia
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The CABLE BILL PASSED.
senate &rss ~ ssk-Psriar Measure
>slawiag a;us,.O0o tn B~sls
the Work.

WASHINGTON. Apr! 1.-THE s.nste
has passed the IA ne cable bill IN
irodu, -d by Mr.. Hale.
The cable IL 20 b. andei iEc control
~ the Navy Department aud sSsi"" Is
spnropriated to begin no work
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ALL GOING TO St. Helena.
Bssr Prisoner. az simsastow To
NJ Departed With Lcsst
Possible UrlaS

sIMoSsToWN. Cape Colony. April
n owing 10 the unfayorable conditions
Tor kceplnr N. Boer prisoner, here the
auIhorl,ie, have deciied TO ship them
all 10 a.. Helena with the less, po-sible
felaV
The sickness among the Cap:-.~s'
burghers IL abat.ng
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BUTLER IN TROUBLE;
CAMP BOMBARDED.
continued from h'irst Psse

reported taken. and II MS alleged that
thu Boer losses we're only Ave Killed
and nine wounded.
an the basis ~ tai. defeat &, vas al
culst-d that l.lri RpJcr,s hid lost ..iti
men In week
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The Reuter- Tel graph Company's cor
respondent at AllwaI North. wi'ing .,
so this morning. says:
There II no further news from Wep-
ener. Too cloudy to neioSrafh. Mere
british troOp- lr. arriving
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CANADIAN TROOPS HAVE
ARRIVED At the CAPE,

MONTREAL. .uc.. !-pTi IA cable.
gram announces the arrival al Cape
Town 81 the transport Mcn,rfey with
the sirathcons Horsc. Al on haara
were well. one hundred and ,Aty-three
horses died on the voyage
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Inc thirty-slx hours end.
ina nj eight r. ~. Thursday. for New
york CITY and vicinity; hass late 90.
nlsht ana THURSDAY; issvvnsiao nssta.
80 uip6R
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and there are top toe with nickel left 10 pay your caae
home.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-28
sub,srraHsan RaasaeL

Lord Beauchamp, the ge~nor OF
New South Wales. has had a novel
experience. While on a visit to the
collieries Of Newcastle he was enter
tanned at a banquet in a coal mine
300 feet below the surface Of the
earth. In chamber ninety feet
long. fifteen feet wide and nine feet
high seventy guests sat down to din
ner. The novel dining room show
ed no signs Of what il had been, for
electric lights, flags, evergreen and
carpets had transformed it into an
elegant apartment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-28

Signing is but another name for
oxygen starvation. The cause Of
signing is most frequently worry.
An interval Of several seconds often
follows moments Of mental dis
quietude, during which time the
chest walls remain rigid until the
imperious demand is made for oxy.
gen, thus causing the deep inhala-
ton. It is the expiration follow
ing the inspiration that is properly
termed the sigh, and this sigh is
simply an effort of the organism to
obtain the neccerrary supply of
oxygen. The remedy is to cease
worrying. One may be anxious,
but there is no rational reason for
worrying. A little philosophy will
Danish worry at once. Worry will
do no good; it will rob one of
pleasures when blessings do come,
as one will not be in n condition to
enjoy them. August Ladies Home
journal