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The age-herald., 1900-07-13
Nothing Has Been Heard From
 Ii Hung Chang.
REPORT IS DENIED IN BERLIN
Statements are Circulating in Shanghai Accusing the Russians of Indiscrimi- nate Slaughter of Friendly Chinese
 Non-Combatants

London, July 13, 410 A. MA terrible veil of silence enshrouds Pelkin, and there is nobody who does not believe the worst has happened. It is taken for granted that all the powers have exhausted every means to get direct news from their le- cations, and the fact that their efforts have been in vain leaves but one interpre- tation. The Chinese representative at Ber- lin denies the statement that Li Hung Chang had sent to him hopeful telegram. He says that, on the contrary, no direct telegrams have been received by him from Li Hung Chang for some time past. To- days news is again restricted to the usual crop of the untrustworthy Shanghai rus mors, the most serious of which, reported by the correspondent of the Express, is to the effect that Europeans are directing the Chinese military operations. The cor- respondent asserts that Captain Bailey, of Her Majesty's ship Aurora, distinctly saw a man in European garb directing the Chinese artillery operations outside of Tien Tsin.
 Foreign refugees from Tien Tsin openly accuse a European official, whose name the Express correspondent suppresses Col- win Hennekin, who was formerly employed to drill the Chinese troops, is accused of being one of the parties to plot to pro- cure the escape of General Chang and themselves from Tien Tsn before the bombardment leaving the other foreigners to their fate.
 Indiscriminate Slaughter
 Statements circulating in Shanghai accusing the Russians of indiscriminate slaughter of frendly Chinese non-combat- ants, without regard to age or sex. The manager of a Chinese steamship company, who ha sarrived in Shanghai, asserts that he only escaped from Tien Tsin by cutting off his queque and donning European clothes It is stated that Tao Toi of Shanghai protested to the powers against these Russian slaughters. It is asserted that the Buddhist preists throughout the Empire are propagating Prince Tuan's anti- foreign gospel.
 News is in circulation throughout the Yang Tse valley that General Ma has in- flicted a crushing defeat upon the allies at Tien Tsn and that the foreign army has been cut to pieces east of Pekin. The actual impotence for the moment of the allied forces nearly gives cover to these stories with the worst results
 The Shanghai correspondent of the Ex- press gives Tien Tsin advices to July 8, when the superiority of the Japanese artil- lery enabled them to relieve the Russians, who were hard pressed at the railway std- tionS.
The age-herald., 1900-07-13
Meteor Des royed Store

Memphis, Tenn, July 12-A special to the Commercial-Appeal from Coffeeville, Miss, says:
 In the village of Bellefontein, Webster County, thirty-three miles in the interior aerolite or meteor stone fell from the sky last night. striking the large store of Hodge & Mabry, completely destroying its contents. The strange phenomenon blazed like coal of fire in it's flight downward and exploded when it struck the building.
The age-herald., 1900-07-13
Trentatove Awarded Contract

St. Louis, July 12-Chevelier Trentanove, a sculptor, of Washington. D. C., was toA day awarded the contract for erecting the monument to the Confederate dead that will be placed in Springfield. Mo-, by the United Confederate Veterans and Daughs ters of the Confederacy. The monument is to be ready for unveiling by June of next only memorial to Confederate soldiers io Missouri.
The age-herald., 1900-07-13
Line Steamers Leased

Hamburg, July 12.-The Boersenhalle announces that the Hamburg American Line has leased four and the North German Lloyd Line six steamers to the Marine Minister for the transportation of 1000 troops and ammunition to China.
The age-herald., 1900-07-13
Stole $4O,O0O

New York, July 12-Charles R. Wester- welt, secretary and treasurer of the Dime Savings Bank of Newark, N J., is under arrest, charged with stealing between $3S, 900 and $40000 from the bank
The age-herald., 1900-07-13
New Trucks for Street Cars

Huntsville. July L.-(secial.) )-The Elec- trio Railway Company has received trucks for two summer cars that will be operated on its line this summer.
The age-herald., 1900-07-13
M'kINLEY NOTIFIED
 OF HIS NOMINATION
Another Committee Invades the Rough Riders Home
 and Breaks the News to Roosevelt.

porches, and then the party returned to
 Oyster Bay, where a special train was waiting to convey them back to New York.
The age-herald., 1900-07-13
THE WEATHER

FAIR IN NORTHERN. LOCAL RAINS IN SOUTHERN PORTIONS FRIDAY; FAIR. SOUTHERLY WITH WARMER IN SOUTHERN PORTIONS; FRESH WINDS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-10
PERSONALS.

DIR. Edwin f. Vose OF this city has
been appointed member OF the clinical
statf of ST. Bartholomew's hospital, New
York, department OF diseases of throat,
nose and ear.
Mr.. Charles Sumner Carleton Will be
soloist at the public rehearsal of the Fes-
tival Chorus, December 18th.
Mr.. Nj. j. Clarity, advance agent of
the Elroy Stock company, arrived at his
home in this city Saturday. He has been
travelling extensively since leaving Port
land in August. MIR. Clarity, we'll re-
membered as the capable manager of the
Portland base ball team, has made great
success IN the theatrical field.
Secretary Garland of the \. NJ. g. A
returned Saturday from a short visit to
Bangor.
DIR. c. I. Fisk OF Lewiston is at the
Congress Square hotel.
MIR. Il. p. Kicker, one Of the proprietors
of the POLAND Spring house, was at the
Falmouth hotel Saturday.
The Medical club Of Portland met at
the Congress Square hotel Thursday
evening. A reception was held In the
parIors which was followed by ban
quet at 0. 80 o clock. Forty members were
present.
Judge Danforth of Skowhegan, who
has bean holding probate court in This
city last week, Will return Monday to ad-
journ court instead OF Thursday as has
been previously stated
Invitations ara out for the celebration
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Box CoafS for Women.

Our Buyer came back from New York
last Friday with q magnificent collection
of Women's newest Garments many OF
them of finest Kersey, in caetor, brown,
blue, tan and black, 81 to AZ inches long.
satin Lining, deem storm collar, wide
reyers on Velvet collar, with lapels,
finished with many rows of silk stitching.
Pricss range 5000, SIT 90, $500, 5000,
$500, s25 CO. sis 90.
Same styles rs above, 80 inches long,
prices range SS.75, SO IS, $1,000, $1,000,
SIC. 10 to SIS 10.
HOUSE Coats for men made OF
Double faced goods, edged bound with
satin, many rows of stitching. So so.
S4.75. So 10 to $40 90.
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COSMOS CLUB.

The annual election OF officers Of the
Cosmos Club ON Monday evening last re-
suited as follows;
Presldent-Mrs, Phebs DlrwRnger.
First Vice Pre- sldent-MIs Eva Bowker.
Second Vice Pre- sident-Mrs. Rachel
Plummer.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs Geo reie
Soribner.
Auditor--Mrs Annie Jewett.
Committee on programme for the year
Mrs DirWanger, Mrs. Sorihner. Mrs.
Kimbali and the president, Mrs CLARA N.
Sawyer.
Next meeting December II, with Mrs
Plummer, 9lS Congress street,
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Christmas Gifts.

The store of F. P. Tibbetts &
Co. abounds in timely ideas for
perplexed gift-seekers. Every
nameable article in good furniture
is there, priced from a dollar up
ward, with a surprising array of
beautiful things selling from two
or three dollars to ten.
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The exhibition of the Portland Camera
club VIII be continued through today.
westhrook and Wescustigo lodges, X.
of p, will visit Munjoy lodge, No. 6,
K OF p, this evening,
AT the regular session Of Windsor
Castle, No /, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, Monday evening, December 10th,
will be settled the question. whether or
not anticipation gives greater pleasure
than Realization" Every member 10
requested to be on hand TO debate the
subject from his standpoint.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Portland, Maine, Past Chancellors' Asso-
olation will be held his evening at
y clock at K. of p. hall and routine
business will be transacted.
On Friday evening the association will
give one of its popular ladies' nights
commencing at O'Clock at the Castle
hall, 49J5< Congress street. The exercises
will consist Of an entertainment, whist
and refreshments and 1t Is hoped that all
members OF the association and thsir
wives who can make 1t convenient to at
tend will do SO as a very pleasant time is
anticipated.
Hadsttah lodge, No. III, l. o. o. f.,
will work the first degree Monday even
ina.
The meeting of the directors of the
Portland Fraternity which was appointed
for last Friday, Will be held Thursday
evening at 7.SO, at 10 Spring street.
Mr.. N. /. Thomas, the plano tuner and
repairer, has moved his headquarters to
the Stockbridgs piano rooms at 507 1-2
Congress street.
The members of L. A. p, s. OF ",
are notified that election Of officers
takes place next Monday night.
The regular monthly meeting OF Eliza
beth WadsEorth Chapter. d. A. r., will
be hello Monday December 9th at the Fall
mouth parlors at O'Clock.
Petitions In bankruptcy have been
filed by George Cloudman OF South Port
land and Charles j. CARL of VIM.
In the municipal court Saturday morn
ing. James Jepson was charged with de-
frauding the Waldo house. He tried to
leave on the boat Friday night, having
an unpaid board bill. He was fined $40,
and costs.
Mayor Robinson has approved Coun-
Gilman Dow's order for the transferrai OF
funds recsived from the Boston ~ Maine
in the Marginal Way deal to the account
of the north side intercepting sewer
whose extension has been prevented this
year by lack of funds.
From Bath comes a report that at the
session of the next legislature will be
presented bill providing for the estan-
lishment of state naval reserves In that
city.
Saturday was the Feast Of the Immacu-
late Conception. and impressive services
were held in the Catholic churches OF this
city, At the Cathedral the Rev. ID. j.
o Brien was celsbrant OF the solemn high
mass. There were vespers and benedic-
ton in the evening.
Saturday the officers Of the local corps
of the Salvation army placed in the no.
tells and other public places small boxes
for collections. Accompanying each box
is a card stating that the army ask this
aid in giving free dinners on Christmas
day to 800 people at the Salvation Army
hall. Considerable money was dropped
into the boxes Saturday.
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WENTWORTH WAS DEsPoNDENT,

Augusta, December -Georgs Edward
Wentworth, aged so years, a harness
maker, Iivin on Amherst street, attempt
ed suicide this evening by shooting. The
revolver wa Of the 39-caiibre variety and
the bullet lodged near the brain Inc
physicians say that the man cannot live
till morning. Wentworth is one legged
and the cause or his act Is dependency,
due it is said to his inability TO secure
employment. he has a wife and two chill
dren.
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J.R. LIBBY co. j. R. LIBBY co.

Of the Goth anniversary of the marriage
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Briggs, Deering
Centre.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill of Rumford
Falls is at the Congress Square Hotel.
Mr.. William Bradley and Mr.. II. s.
Hnlward of the Leslie Carter company,
arrived in the city yesterday, and are at
the Falmouth Hotel.
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]. r. LIBBY CO.
Take q Pencil :
Thousand all our Holi'
idea Of the Christmas
and beneath this Roof
Furs
Furs Acffx,e.

Never since they jaoketed the frisky
animal who first wore them were Furs
half as active as now.
Furs and Precious Stones are the twin
fads OF Royalty and Aristocracy the wide
world over.
Possibly excepting the equatorial
zones.)
These elegant Electric Seal Jackets at
$50 10 could not have been bought last
winter at $500.
Electric seal Boas, tails. 81 80.
Imitation Marten Scarf, 6 tails, s4.71
and IS IS.
Handsome Sable Wolf Boa with one
large tail at each end. at $40 90.
Genuine Sable fox Cluster Scarf,
trimmed with tails, heads, and claws,
S1O.O0 to IL rs.
Sable-fox Boas, large tall at each end.
Price $500.
Fox Scarf with Marten tail, si5 90,
1870.
Electric Seal Collarette. Marten
tails, $3.50, 4 so, 500.
Electric Seal Scarf, with Black Marten
tails, S. 20, $40 to 1870.
NuIuLtuaViOu NoAAott uhuoA-eS -
yokeBof black Astracham; over collar ana
balance of Collarette OF Electric seal,
$500, 900. 10 90 to Is 70
Electric Saal storm Collar, 50 rs, IS %
TO $500
Combination Storm Collar Of Persian
Lamb and Sable fox, trimmed with six
genuine fox tails, Satin lined, 5000
Other Collaretts of choice Furs ranging
In price from 81 80 to 80 90.
Genuine Bear Sets, consisting of long
Boa and extra large muff, $50 90.
Z American Bear Sets, $500
American Bear Muifs, $ll 90
Marten Mufrs, $500, $50 to ll.OO
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No. COS.

An extremely pretty jacket for misses,
made OF choice Boucie. double-breasted,
the new, large lapels and deep storm
collar. finished with braid and gimp,
cloth clasp at neck, overlaid seams; two
pockets; new style back and sleeves; lined
throughout with Italian cloth, $500
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What are HszsssOs-s9

They are vitiated or morbid fluids cours-
ing the veins and affecting the tissues.
They are commonly due to defective diges-
tion but sometimes inherited.
How do they manifest themselvesf
In many forms OF cutaneous eruption.
salt rheum or eczema, pimples and boils,
and In weakness, languor and general
debility.
How are they expelled? By
HOODS Sas.SaS5as-ikFa
which also builds up the system that has
suffered from them.
1t is the best OF all medicines for all
humors.
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cAsroRIA

Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind PoH HAIRS Aigays BoEght.
cASTORIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind Yon Haze Als0ays Fought
cASToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind YeH Haze AisoaJs Bought
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C6Hdren's FrrE.

ChlIds: White Angora Set, $3.50
Childs' Mutf and Collarette of Turkish
Angora, White only, S2.2o to S.OO
American Sable Sets for Misses and
Children, $5,OO
Ghildren's gray Mouflar Sets, consist
ing OF Collarette and extra fizs Muff,
a beauty at $500
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MRS. yyinslow,s soothlns syrup.

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
soitens the gums. allays Pain, cures Wind
Cole, regulates the bowels, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes To- sale by Drug
gists in every part of the world. Besure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 25 cts
n botfle
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Jackets for Children.
No. SIS.

Child's jacket made of Melton cloth, in
red, blue, brown or castor; has large
sailor collar overlaid with broadcloth in
contrasting color; trimmed with fancy
Gimp Six large buttons and two Tapped
pockets: new seamless back. Price, 81 20
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Holiday Gifts for Men.
Grips and Hand Bags.

Alligator rubber Cloth Bag, Japanned
frame, spring lock. cloth lined.
size, 10 inch. 10 inch. IA inch.
Price, 40 $40 CO.
Pebbled. Grain Leather Club Bag, MIC
kel lock and bolts, cloth lined, with pee
ket.
Size, Ain. Is in. l6in. hin. IS In.
Price, 81 ~ 1889 193 200 2.10
OXFORD CLUB Bag. with mauve
leather ends and trim ming Japanned
frame brass locks and bolts cloth lined.
Size l2 in, 10 In. IA in. 10 in. 10 in.
Price 81 90 1.79 1s9 l9s 200
STAMPED IMITATION ALICIA
TOR Club Bag Japanped framed BRASS
lock and bolt leather lined pocket.
Size, ID inch. 10 inch. 10 inch,
Price sl.79 l98 219
LADIES' OXFORD Cloth Shopping
Bag, mauve leather ends and trimmings,
leather covered frames, nickel locks and
bolts leather. lined with pockets.
size, II in. 12 in 10 in. IA in.
Price, $3.50 e75 500 3.25
LADIES' OXFORD Cloth Shopping
Bags, Alligator ends and trimming,
covered frame, best brass locks and bolts,
English handle, best leather lined, with
pockets, handsome Bag.
Size. 10 in IL In. IL In. ID in. IA in.
Price, $500 800 400 450 500
LADIES BEST GRAIN Case Mause
Leather Shopping Bag, leather lined.
best brass trimmings throughout, double
handles.
Size, 12 in. Sin. II IN. ID in.
Prics, sl25 $50 475 300
MEMS ENGLISH CLUB Bag. best
olive grain leather, hand-stitohed, brass
trimmings, leather lined. has pockets,
English hand lie.
Size, 10 in. 10 In. II In.
Price, So 90 6.00 600
LADIES' ENGLISH CLUB BAG, best
olive grain casa leather, hand-stitched,
brass trimmings, spring hinge, English
handle. leather lined, has pockets.
Size, IA In. 10 In IL In,
Price, S4.00 90 900
REAL ALLIGATOR Club Bag, brass
trimmings, Russia leather lining, with
pockets.
Size, 10 In. IA in. 10 in. 16 in.
Price, "a 60 500 500 6 %
DresS Sur Cases
of Psdryoid, 22 and "a inch, $29S, $l9S
OF Russet Leather, % inch, So %
Extra fine Dress suit Casss, 80 20,
q so up to $40 20
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International" Bibles.

"Infernofionor Bibles.
The Bibles published by the Interna-
tional Bible Algonquin our opinion
outolass those of any other publishing
house. foreign or American.
l-For superiority of paper, type. ink.
2-For elegance OF binding and cover.
For comprehensive and easily be-
understood Teachers Helps.
4-For insxpensiveness as com pared
with any others.
Bibles for SOC.
Authorized text, fue paper. clear
(ruby) type; gilt edge; inches wide,
bSs inches long, by j q inches thick.
Csc.
Self-pronouncing (gives the pronounci-
alton of all proper names), maps; by 6
by Ia inches.
Use.
Limp cover with flap edges; emerald
type, self-pronouncing, maps,
SOC.
Emerald type Az. 7, IL inches.
CSC.
This is the Bible that gave us our
Bible-selling reputation. We have sold
many thousands of them. Before we
kept them the Book Store prics was ss.26
and &. so.
This Bible is ~ inches long, 61s
inches wide. 5-s inches thick.
Bound in Flexible French Morocco, d.
vinity circuit.
Printed on thin, tough paper, clear
type. Has 1.409 pages, OF which PCS pages
are Concordance, l44 pages of Teachers
Ais, 81 pages illustrations, u pages
Maps, COCO marginal references and
readings.
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III.
SI.25Gor 75c.
soc.

Three pieces Imported Pierola Cloth,
A inches wide, high lustre figures, three
designs. We have been selling them
easily all the season at s126. This sale
price,
ZTr
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".
$3.50 for 75c.
Z.5c.

Only one piece In this lot, It's a
Camel's Hair weaving, heavier than the
ordinary. clear rich black, always $3.50.
This sals at
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Price of this Bible,
CSC.
The same Bible with indexed edge,
SL55
The same Bible, extra large type,
SI.62
A splendid new Illuminated self-pro-
nouncIng Teachers Bible. Has almost
six hundred original illustrations.
Large, clear type. good reading for ell
DERBY people.
Handsomely bound in Morocco. Price.
SI.75
"Fine Art'' Edition Of self pronounc-
ing Teachers Combination Bible.
Showing in simple form all changes,
additions and omissions made by the Re-
vissrs in the King James version, ena-
bling the reader to see at glance whrein
the two versions differ.
Contains hundreds OF pages OF Standard
HELMS to the Study OF the Bible. Ele-
gantly bound. Lettered in gold on front
cover. Price,
yI.9S
Besides the above Special Bargain b.
bles we can supply every shape. size and
style of Bible or Testament from the vest
pocket to the big Pulpit or Family size.
PefoubefS .NofeS
On the International Sunday School Les
SONS. publisher price is sl.25. q
Our price,
SOC
Catholic and Episcopal Prayer Books.
A splendid collection and not expensive.
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75cfor4 400.

Only one piece fine grain German Pop
lin, brilliant finish, genuine Zoe goods.
This sale price, 400
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SI,25 Goods for SOC.

English Pebble Cheviot, GOOD weight,
snug weaving, brilliant black. A si.sd
fabric.
This sale at
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AMERICA
Picturesque and descriptive.

One of the first books to consider
for ChrIstmas,-a library gem;-75
full page photographers of striking
Observation-Disclosures, entertaining,
never wearying. By Joel Cook.
Uniform with England: Picturesque
and neutrality-suspicious.
land''-''Pal is"-'Morocco" - Con
stantinople''-"F florence" In
various bindings. Holiday Cata-
logues.
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Fifty-two inch Black English Cheviot
wool and weighty. snug looming; Zoe
goods at
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59cEor 43c.

Hindoo Twill. regular and even fur
row, lustrous black, 43o
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No. 2I2.

Made OF Butt ertield's best meroerized
goods; deep fiounce with two narrow
ruflles, headed with stitched ba nds oil
came material, $2.7s
Several other styles at this price.
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500 Goods for SOC.

One smailish lot Black Cheviot, firm
even looming, all pure wool, clear black
Dollar quality.
This Sale price,
soc
SO inches wide.
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The two lots OF Guns and Carbines
sold by order OF the War Department,
went with such vim and dispatch that
we sent our Buyer to New York fer
another lot.
He secured not only Guns, but Pistols,
Sahres, Maohetes and other weapons.
We expect to have them on sale by the
middle of the week. Watch out for our
advartisement had
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,SI.75for CSC.

SILK aud Wool Pierola Cloth, handsom
designs. "A inches wide, worth 81 70
Going in this sale at
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Petticoat OF Black Italian cloth. Deep
fiounce finished at bottom with broad
knife plating; fitted yoke at top, sl.5O
Half q dozsn others at $3.50
The colored American., 1900-03-10
Does any one Know?

Editor Colored American-In the
course OF sermon last Sunday even
Ing at one of our leading churches
where revival is in progress, in dis
cussing the fall OF man. caused by Adam
and Eve parsaking of the forbidden
fruit, the preacher declared that the
Scriptures state that when that la
mentable event occurred, the lion in
the garden of Eden put his head be-
tween his forelegs and roared, shaking
the.foundations of the earth, and that
the cage stretched forth his wings and
screamed Will you please inform me
IN what portion of the Bible that pas
sage of Scripture Is found? 1t may be
that am trif1e ignorant or that my
memory is defective on this point,
though have read the Bible through
from Genesis to Revelations, but l do
not recall any such reference to the lion
or the eagle in the garden of Eden. If
it is not Scripture, then the speaker is
guilty Of a fragrant and willful mis-
quotation, which was inexcusable un-
der any circumstances, though he was
in the midst of great revival.
Yours truly, lGoRAMUs.