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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
Rlor Az NEW ORLEANS.
Tw0 ksspSea IasAl,' pWD Fatally AhDl AMa
Twelve AisR We0Rdsd,

Two ks9pDss head, TWD Fatally AhDt NMa
Twelve MsH WsMRJad,
NEW DRhHA M, July ND, 1--we nekvOeb
dead, TWO fatally shot and twelve men
seriously wDsndedy N the known result
Of y MOb's desperate work In this city,
Three Of ths wounded APe Whita men
VIM Wspe hit by stray bullets, Public
feeling hsps pekebsd ltA highest tension
and armed mDbs Aps searching various
paris Of The CITY IN WI effort W NpWa'
hsnd Robert Charles, Tho negro WIN
shot anil billed Police Captain Day and
Patv0lmAn Lamb while resisting arrest
Nv An early A0up Tuesday M0sniAH
A mob composed Of several Thousand
persons formed Nj Loo Circle AMI
marched Ont OhAplps avenue In \ body,
N was reported thAt the mob would
march pp0n thu parish prison And d.
MRAd tho Negro, Pierce, who WAS with
Charles when tho police Ofl0eps ware
killed, Tho police R~g0OFdlnHly ssnl
atp0ng peinfOpOsMeAts 10 mo prison and
when Tho mob MAde itH appearance lts
leaders were void That MI effort 10 M,
cure tho prisoner would D0 resisted 10
TIM bitter end, Wlsu counsel prevailed
and the members OF the thpOlG slowly
dispersed, small bands OF man md
boys were NOON formed md scattered tO
several paptS VI Tho city, Many nnHponS
who were Oh tha streets Anl rtdlDH Oh
lha cara were fred Oh with mere or l0ss
sNGeess Not since the lyDOblnH " tlle
Italians several years AAO hAs tllopN
bean such general nk0ltAmoDh
Thp mayor Inns Iaanel \ proclamation
commanding All good olIlhenH 10 w 10
their homes,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
TIE HousE HOLD.


10 make \ charcoal DrOllM which
VIII serve thu purpose NJ TIM busl ~
patent OnaH You ahONlh Hrs, IN Nh Iron
dripping pAl III I'm Kitchen HiOvp NJ
TINT II VIII rwt Jusl M thu TOP Df TN
hra olAy llDlnN, A innHp rlVatnI Un
TIN rim VIII mike n absolutely SECURE
against falling IN Nm hDilOM VI tho
crate, When llM INN Inns NpuA DltMl,
Mho N OMl ,t should On IN Mslly nh
juntnbM IN u siDvn ll1D Anu arm tho
bottom fNll W holes, A lnpun mn ami
Y hammer VIII accomplish lhlH, Ihnn
TIM bvOllnp IN DOM, 10 nAp II, pm AOnu
pnner IN TIN bottom, MI n with Gimp
OOAi nDh light n W%NdnPnpnihA M EDu
would light n lre IN lho whole HpAin,
using ,ha stoves drafts nm In MNnAHn
Inn n regular nra In fONr or iivN min
N,as Won VIII have n splendid Dnh "
00Nls for hrOlllnn, making n pOt Df UOfi
ee0 Op AOlnu any other cOOhlhA Tor 4
Hight summer DpnnkrAAt livery Kitchen
should Nnv u unA Op uAHOlInn alDvO FOR
summer ,lAn, hNl IA every kllOlnn N
not M provided Tho alnpoDNl bpOIlW Ii
4 boon not 10 On DuHlnolnl, l1lln Mop
plM krWlAphMM IN Womnn's Home
uOmnnnlOh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
Also Decide Net 10 Place Ans
other Ticket In the Field
This Year.
WILL SUPPORT mn. BRYAN
Editor Haldsman Announces
Ms Withdrawal From the
orsahlSatl0H,
Plaza Hotel COMMITTEES Calls
4 Convention 10 Do Held
on AVE-, IA,

ikDIAhAP0hls, July w. "H By unani.
Iaous VOTE W tbe national committee OF
ths National Gold Democracy tho
sehome OF fusion with tha AntLimpepiAl'
lstie movement originating with the
resent nIAss meeting ND the plAsA hotel
IN New York olty, VIM defented, M wins
Misc the plnn W place u gold Dem,
OerAlie Ticket In the field thiS yean Of
Mn Nv members " the national CONS
Mlttae lhAt were present ~, two 0f Tho
committeeman holding several proxies,
Az Tim hour appointed the PlA@ hOtel
oommlttse made lin appearance and n
subcommittee presented Nh address
setting out the proposition Tor fusion
And u third party ticket, with tho pea'
aODs coming down from the New York
meeting, Upon tho hearing Of argu,
ment from the Nav York committee
the void mon decided Np0n MI Inns
madiAte consideration Of iha question
And ths Nav York committeeman hook
bMnk Heats And listened 10 u discussion
which continued for moro thnn M
hODE,
UalhRMnN NOlts lin party
Dnplna thn discussion Mr. w, H.
liRldeMAD OF tho Louisville Courier.
J0NrnAl sprung u sensation by MnnOnne'
INV his support " Mr. Bryan md his
withdrawal from sh0 MpIy,
When thn yDt0 Oh Tho question OF
fnniOD nDd lin nomination Or thH third
ticket WINS tRkeD Mr., a, Woodbury. Dr
Nav Hampshire proved 10 DO Tho only
committeeman present who favored n
third party ticket, The v6te stOOd WI
w ! against tbe proposition, Mr. Wood
bury at once moved thAt Tho vote bo
mndn unanimous and thls WINS DONE.
A COMMITTEES WINS appointed % draft
mnnltnHtO nDd reported u snI Of posOlnr
lions declaring the nomination OF 0al'
llIdntaa thlA yeap 10 be nnwise, penf,
nrmlNH bhe indianapolis platform Of
lspO NM urging bio party % keep up
lts slats organizations, Tho OOnvsna
tiOn Than adjourned for Mo dry.
1ha committee appointed NJ the cons
fapaDNe held NJ tie PlAsa hOt0l, New
York, haH issnad II call Tor u convention
No be hald IN this oily Any, H.
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rAE TURF RECORD,

John III aenipy worked u milo nj 40
shpil Y few Days NM III nillh, lAHl
eighth IN lila seconds
AbDlp n, pIgD'p by Hpsnmptop, dam
AbDy, lipO, BY uOOpHn Wllkoa, hna boon
shipped u u prominent hopHeI,un III
AnsIpIn
frank COsDuh Delaware, Ou Ina u
llly by hAAOnnA uhlMna, ONt OF Indy
NUN, lllnl IN entered IN Abn,O0D worm
VI HlnhuA
Out Or tho vi hOpApa In Tho IAWaOn
stable Only seven VIII DO lnkpn 10 tho
pAoaH ills ypnl1 tho balance being kppl
for iuAt aonAOh
urpaoous, plDfh, Inp Woplnd no fnal
MIluH Eut NJ Cleveland, Oll IN reported
brushing UlRhlNH III N aooOnda npDnIl
entity WITHIN hllnaolF
juWnii, piOit.V BRa'HR, 0WNeH ny Hoo
Tor lnuN0l, hAliliopI " M@OnIVanl, llas
stepped n TNllOIR III IVA seconds ana
a nNnplW ID B)ili aoooOda
Since IOnlnm, Ham WINS selected Dp
tho Dplllall government IN \ pomOnnt
station 1000 horses ANA mules have
boon shipped from there 10 AVplrA
Arlington, HlOOl4I N stepping all rlGll
for william lilMnnlHnn NJ lllln, ID Hp
showed HMMnlAnn n mile recently III
plOiD, laal half IN iiOb ana laAt quarter
IN IND Huc0nuA
lluy lNnlllup uloNpy, NIpnOmlnoo, Win
owns n pNuop lllNl Ina shown quarters
IN II plb WALL, FAtllep oloaIy IA 4 lover
OF Il GOOD horse AMI lnkos great plensl
NpG Oh thu rOAdl
Tl,O horse Charley Adams, owned by
Tho VOL known uhloAR0 llvNpEMnn it0I
pOy l'AyNo, IN anln 10 hn mo beHl lllAt
plONl performer III tho country ie hnA
Il rop0plOW OF over u dozen plnyA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
NNNNp IN ths NIiUhan,

HNvoN stationary HOap uNp on Tho
slhn OF Tho %nopuhOlnA DNokNl 10 prevent
tho hI|p OF AOap from wnslllu IN tllp
water
Koup yOnp snDn or securing AOnl, III u
little wlvp hpAlul over tho Sinh An
ordlnnry sOnp dish VIII hold thu Wnlav
and waste Tho sOnp
A piece " hOuvy mDlonOh0n muslin
neatly lMmMod should bp placed over
Tho -four bAWNl nldUr tho I'D 10 AOep
out InANulA And dust,
A llltlp aOft NOnp made from llAlf Y
pound Or hnrd NUM- nnd Two quarts VI
boiling water IN much mora economics
al, " property nAud, for laundering
pnppOh0A lllnn ordinary hard nONi,
Al pvldmnn Of good housekeeping
and economy consists III having u W.
ri0lE NJ bnNA, largo nnd small, NEATLY
labeled Nnd tnoAuN on Tho back or tllO
pantry door 10 ilgid ttiu Kitchen towels
and dIAl0lOllA Tint NrO prepared anu
ready Tor nHn~ln fact, oil thu llttlu w.
tlClCa lhnt nlp needed M u moments
warning In thu hliollpn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
uunNsOmp WOpbbWN,

a very handsome working Wnn In
mnno I'M lOllDwAI tlNt lhNnnunplMps
" n NDpl " alDh hpOWMln nnh mo HnINr
quantity AMI width ~ plnlnw ain, Of
lhn anMn or n contrasting color, ID
popvo I'M lining, en- these norOas from
HOlvnRn 10 salvage ~ lAAt YOU hAvr
Two pieces of onoh lHlb Inches
Take ono ploOp Of oMoh hlnl ANA fDll
them IN hnlf, separately, salvage 10
splvAuN anu on them NJ Tho fOlh,
Now AoNm ono W inch or llnAp lNAIvns
10 thu corresponding InvNp plopu a, illp
HolNgN mnNlna tho length onnu and
n lNlf M wllIh OF mo Allk, taking I'M
lDlp lnollOA Tor tho dupth Of Tho hNn,
Join tho ODOn Onna Nnn aeW Those IW0,
tho bromide AMI Nllh, carefully iOMn,ll
ur, using mo ain I'M n lining
stitch n CASING mphAlf inch wide
two Inches down from tho TOP, making
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
A avmnitp ana M Ieins.

Az \ lNONlI OOOllNN NOllOOl dOliOil'
stpAtIOA NJ uWld desserts Tho difference
between ApNnIln And Nh lOO WA ~
planned, A NrNnllo IN II grained LOO,
tho difference resulting IN I'M treat
Inent NfiW N IN IN thN fvcoxen The
granite N paokud IN lle can Alld Aul
Rwny without my stirring except tllni
nv tllp ond NJ Nh hour tho ald0s NJ Thu
cans mn Aopnppd fmp NJ tho Ion aud
tho mlxluIp pepnuhnd 1'lIs process IN
twloe vopentod, " u fruit granite Ii d.
slppd, M the anil NJ th0 thlrd hour thV
fruit Ii stirred lightly IN, hnl nat beat'
on, The result IN n mlHtuW NJ mupii
a0ArAW grain tllNn ordinary lMe Vhp
lAttar II stirred frequently
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
MANnNNMM ANn NONYMNlMNN

4 b~ultOnholN M nNph Onn for tho Ribbon
drawing string, WhlOl N nlnun OF iva
Yards ~ Inns lllNn onnlnlf mon Wide
rlDbOn ono ynln 10 mNloh Tho OlOon0o
ana ono 10 Mnloh Tho llnInA nun
through Tho mAlnA win n hOhkln AMI
Wv tho ondH OF onol, color IN n little
DOW ANA AOW tllOl, for AInnlnp security,
Now mike n hlAh W p|npnDOApn Mn
Inches In diameter ana cover N on both
Aldoa win u INN layer W cotton Dnll
llng ANA lhnn cover n with ll,o AllA DpO'
ondo on QUO Aldo anu mo Nllh lining Oh
thu other, OvprAonMlnA these together
N tho edges, uatlw evenly Tho bot
tom 0f Tho bNA around llo disk nAn
Ovopaonm II OIl, anu your hnH IN lli'
lalndl mo advantage In making II
with u oIlnNlM cardboard hDttOM IA
TINT when II N pulled Olon NJ tho TOP
N shows tho contents NJ \ AlnNne,a
Gertrude nnnha DNfrm IN philadelphia
Tlmns,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27

A pvatty iva Aldd Wicker Anttle, sim
Ilar In rlnm IN tll0He which nre Nh NJ
tvaOtiyp around ih0 Nrnnlnm IN winter,
has n Wnnd tAlle M Wl1kpr rlHlng fran
tbN Garner whore TN iva HldpA Jam
Thhse are MI nj gram NrnAl w0Odpn
sGals mp divided In lnlf NY u l0nat
brand arm mr. tnhlp VlHAp Wnnlell
saAfs NW mIntRd IN my mnl la0klnH
rgl0v IN sUIt thu tasta and when nv
t0lsfarnd with nnHllnnH f0r lhe lNnk
END sfnt Arpsns prnltK Nm Nley svs
nam fAVfahlh New f0pk TilneA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
Whlla Man VMvnph ysnDw,

|. tlpeAt representation VINE. tplt by lha
ffieAds VI N, A H0gAply NJ laSiNu.OD,
EsH, WIN. . 11ss 4 INV ~ aS MSs sav aa|9., sI.O
h Ms, ssss, NM ma l N suffered Male SIssysvsbIfi. n MIs
lraAtaq bAo lha Dest ,lDelDvsi bnt without
pHAslll,, WhAl hp WINS ADVISED W WY
Blsebpln BIttaFA, tAe WDAheFlNl AtOMNph
Agq 0. ll 1A!,0l !T Ma and ~ wIiaafC,i
gnrn1" A lllAl proves u WAlghl ssA
!nap'A nv y aloMapb, lllysE and Kidney
llgnDlpt ODly iM, H0ld by 0bMppib
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27

pOp0as NJ lDrh NObeptn Moving fur MI A.
iNNi upDD MlhdlabnpH,

p0p0as NJ lWrh HObeptn Moving tOp Nil Al
iRNk UpOn M%lhdlNbnpM
B|R0kKn0nsp BpRuIV, Tuesday, July
"a, Hnlbe Beers, having got wind 81 lll
British advance, have evacuated oil
their positions nna Ape pepOptpd No bo
moving northeast towards %lAydenDNrN,
whithep President Kruger IN going,
,p0ption Of the Beers remain North VI
'BnAhvelhl, whence they attempt tO lD'
teppupt communications on thls line,
ph6 bridges here and smaller bridges
10 the west have been destroyed,
Tho British force comprises tW0
bpiNAdes under General French and n
brigade md II hRlr under General liam,
iltOnn " ~ not likely lhat the advance
upOn Middlebnpg will be contested,
Tho Beers remaining upon thelp farms
state thAt most Of tho bupghers .ape
anxious DO bring matters I'D n finish,
but thai TIM foreigners APe persistent,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
TERRIFIC ENGAGEMENT,

Many KilleA Anl WOMnhad IN tha Flights
Inv ArOnnd Panama,
goLOk, Colombia, July MI "A terrible
engagement stlll continues between the
governments lpnnpa And tha insurgents
around Panama, but thu former mn
still holding their ground, Many have
beam killed and wounded and u four
hours NpmisHge was agreed upon tO nj,
tend the wounded and bury tlie dead,
The steamer BERNARD Hlll Inn arrived
Nh Colon from savRnillN with peilfOpoo.
meRtH for the governments numbering
1000 They wapa brought by General
0Amp0s BepvanO, governor 0f the d.
DAptIOaut,
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CRITICIZE CHAM RLAlN,
HaRtSl lDnbMlp IN illn HOnsn Of UDNMNN
IN nm smith AlpINnN WAR;,

nNktRh DnbMln IN illn HOUSE Of 0OlNMNnH
~ lhA smith African WAR
LONDON, July M, ri Discussion 0f ihO
colonial Oilo0 vOte led 10 n spirited DO,
babe In tho house NJ commons, IN lhp
course OF which Liberals again nlppd
most OF tho old charges against thp COL
0nlRl secretary, Nv Joaeph Chamber.
lain, md lDdIlHed ~ criticisms on thu
war In R0Nlh AfpIoA, Finally, hip VII.
tpld lawson moved u reduction Of Mr.,
Chamberlain salary IN n mark 0f opn.
sure Of hiA policy, After several hours
debate tho motion WAS put And lOst, nOs
D0eH 70 bp AysS,, md THO colonial oilca
vote WINS RupNul Do,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
sRrNAA n YalINw ENvaE OhNNkNA,

HAVANA, duly lKTA dispatch wa
vseslyad Nv headquarters during fhl
dRy fVam VIM ahief snrga9n who went
W FiDRp dol Hla w Investigate thu yel,
low feyeV 0NthgeAk Am9HG the troops NJ
The UHlEM HtRfas FiFsf infantry, my,
ing Thai nm spVaAd NJ thA aiAaRap bRq
ham Gheekaa, Only nRe fgesh pHsp haA
Developed sla9s Nv FpmgvAl VI fha
gARap
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
AahN l.aMap,.,

FDp aviaanna that Will convict any
PERSON M persons nv breaking down
my fences, lepsiBR HAtpR 0peD and lptr
tinA si0eh ont w W dlivihR INV VI NY
siDhk, Prom my NJ My talia, stOnk
branded up e0NAaDtna,
iDAIf tlp0poA pipyte,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
An uplApm,n NJ DlAvphmm

Nv, A, AaD4apa writing FROM pmNAl
baen qla, hp epidemic q nlnlphnMl
ppgpd Al four NOsOa III qhAmbnplnlQ'a
Collie, UhDlegN and DlArphMN hpmndyly
llp bNtB he ylBD IanQm mppdng n
u DlbnlB. ana lhny NM, N N lha beal
Wenlulne They eyer Naelll FDp aAla by
0hAppln DIM UDl
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MNnY IMMlNvMnlA AyNYInK,

DphVTH, duly W,~.AavepNl hpldvad
immigrants tram Russian Poland,
driven 0Nt by Mn lNAp'A adi0ts, have
arrived N nnluth W. M.t law day., !,
m Ina I'M mlNps, Vhey wv " we'll
NppoNvlHg aIAas NJ Immigrants, Vhey
hGlpH IN some Np0pepfE Rna many ghllr
dyeu NDd Og0 j%jjdWstyt0Vs,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27

lNsleNlaN IN WpKd lNN FNAlNN TVNkFI TT
Mailman
F0W sg0yT, Kan, July M, HHjohM W,
I"yeldRDtNAl MI V0pakD WAN nominated
fOv governor by tIle P0pnlist, Democrat
and Silver hapnblieln conventions
heva, Tho Democrats swung Into linz
Wv lin report NJ the conference 0Ommlt'
lea, trading tle office NJ R%SHOalAte jus
tig6 fW thAt III attorney general,
Vhe Democrats named the balance III
Mo nNkat In concordance with VIM pm
ytOus fDsl0D DlNns,
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MAyBvRY FOR aoVE RNoR,
In Unanimously kOmWRlsd nv lha Mi0hln
WAN IDUNDNpRtM Convention

WAN IUMO0pRlM t@OnvnnlIOM
DETROIT, July nD,mH0n, William ii,
MAybNvy, mayor 0r Hetp0lt, has been
tanlopad lho Democratic nomination for
HovavnW Of Michigan by tho Dem0'
SVpatio AlAle convention with MI nnanim,
ity which vNRdepad useless the taking
nj my MllOh MOT n dissenting vOioe
wRs hDNpl Wh9n th8 v0ta Oh the pp0pO.
sltiOn M nominate MAybnpy VIM Aeted
nn0n, and I'm withdrawal Of the half
dozen other HnbepnAtOpiAl candidates
bafOva Rny vOte WIN taken WINS ~
Oaiyad by INN delegates with lOnd cheers
Of NnDpOyAl,
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MORTALITY D.


MMAkAn NnbDer
DpbBYH, July WI, na About II o'clock
d III, u maHkNd Man entered th0 salOOn
pOf George Larson IN West Superior,
and, pointing N revolver nj him, ~,
mRDdad HIN money larson lmmedl'
alaly mAdo r0p the PODbep IN II 10 fHht,
Naf0va IN oOnld reach him, however,
iha highWNymRD fired Two shots Nh Tho
Acknowledgment, 0De tHAlnH effect In the
hand Ann the other IN th0 thigh, The
vDhbnp lhnn vRn ~ Tho oash drawer,
md, taking everything In sight, abonl
WV, nm OnI And oaonpod, Larson will
1la,
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CAUSES THREE DEATHS,
vsvvlna lasplMl0n In v OaIlnl0ld vaat0vl
NJ OhlGAHM

CHICAGO, July VII, Shortly before
noon M explosion O00nvvah IN thN
chemical department NJ thu Windsor
gaIIDl0ld Collar company on the fourth
noV Of 100 Hoavb0pH ptpaat, settling hvp
M Vim building and vaaulNnH IN th0
daath 0f thpsa woman, the fatal injury
III another and minor iniRpla. w five
other pevs0ns, The property lass wRH
small Tho dad wv MpA lellan Mo-
MNghlin and TWO unknown glplst
VRava were N gtpls wavkinH IN tho
place whan rhe explosion 9eaRppad,
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WIN NaueKs lha L0E YAMlRN

NLAfK HIVEN VAIIAI WED MY Vii
Vha pveseNf drive NJ. l0gs an Hlnek
NVMr IN tha hest M the saRsoAi VhR
heavy Veins hNVe kept the rlvsp VIZ w \
g00a dylvtRg stAge flg 9veg n WeRk, md
ID astlMafad fhHt ReHvy M,De0,e00
tseE WI yesph ths been " naN!M.ka!
sVA II WV relleys rho I8g famine hslew
~ \ eFssF slteHk
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MAN. \ ,,syay

HIss )Sy;ssGGH|. x SI!I ya||I,rsSss%s,s 'i%% W . "'S,sE,
N n9ah!ba elsa VIII He|a n. yanPs o4
NJ OH s0lH by DhAppIa DpIN tn,
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N hNa baaD demonstrated lily aApspis
pnnA thAl qDAAnmllDn pRl ba praynhtsl
ny lhe early uAn ~ Tine Minute uDNnh
unpa, ThIh,A lha fAvOIlla remedy hf
nnnNAM nplhA, erNNh asthma, grippe and
MI llhgOAl AIn lNNH lFpMblaa, Cures
lllnAlAl -llNnllp -plul lM
Daily camera., 1900-05-12
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.

Sin.-Sin is the prolific cause of all
the misery in this world, and the SOW
ereign remedy is it's complete removal.
Rev. N. Woodside, Presbyterian,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Faith.-Faith finds it's natural ex-
preston in works, hence the injunc-
ton that faith without works is
dead."-Rev. F. NJ Bristol, Methodist,
Washington, D. c.
Gods Children-We are Gods chill
dren The throne of grace is open to
our pleading Rich and inexhaustible
stores of blessing are prepared for US.
Rev o. C. Peyton, Maryville, Tenn.
Christians.-Christia who are
Gods jewels, were made of great value
to God and to the world in which they
live by being refined in Gods furnace.
Rev. DR.. Landrum, Baptist, Atlanta,
Ga.
Self-Assertiveness. surrender
of self-assertiveness leads to an ex-
perience more manifestly divine than
any we have known before.-Rev. DR..
Raymond, Congregationalist, Schenec-
tady, N. Y.
The Wicked.--The wicked are al
lowed to live in order that our for
bearance may be exercised toward
them and our loving kindness made
manifest.-Rev. Dr. Holderby, Pres
byterian, Atlanta, Ca
Kindness.-We must understand
that kindness is not weak, senti-
mental emotion, but strong, heroic
principle always bent on doing good
unto Others Rev ]. R. Henry, Pres
byterian Pittsburg. Pa.
Keep Pace--Shall we not with sub
blime courage keep pace with the
march of good manifest today? Alas
for him who looks mournfully into
the future-Wm. G. EWings, Chris.
tian Scientist, Chicago, III.
Immortality.-Our glinlpses of i'm.
mortality come out of things invisible.
There are certain suggestions which
take tangible shape which tend to
prove immortality.-Rev. George P
Perry, Baptist, Troy, N. Y.
Daily camera., 1900-05-12
HOME AND FOREIGN NOTES.

General Joubert has his army divid-
ed into II military districts.
In Mexico children who have their
lessons well prepared are allowed to
smoke,
Over 7O,OOO,O0O needles are made
every week in factory at Reddltch'
England.
Among Colorados relics of cliff
dwellers is one building that sheltered
probably six thousand people.
In Great Britain, on certain streets
Of large cities, drunken women are
as numerous as intoxicated men.
Austria has one automobile paper,
Belgium rwo, Great Britain three, and
the United States seven or eight.
Englishmen may now spend a fort
night in Paris or Switzerland for $3o,
or enjoy a Norwegian tour for sou.
Canada only lacks 237 square miles
to be as large as the whole continent
of Europe. 1t is nearly 30 times as
large as Great Brltaln anu lIeldnu anu
is 300, 900 square miles larger than the
United States.
One of the finest guns in the world
has just been placed on the yacht Ho-
henzollern. A heavy layer OF silver
surrounds both the gun and the car
riage. It is a present to the German
emperor from the famous Krupp fac
tory.
There are now ninety-three German
towns or districts with electric rail-
ways, as compared with seventy-seven
of the previous year. There are thirty
new lines projected and In progress
and thirty-nine extensions. The tota
length of the lines is 1.270 miles.
Daily camera., 1900-05-12
STORYETTES.

There was a time when swearing
was almost considered gentlemanly
accomplishment An archbishop Of
Canterbury of the day, however, OBJ
jected to the habit, and calling on Lord
Melbourne to discuss some business,
thus apostrophized him Now, my
lord, it will save time if, before we be-
gin, we assume that everybody and
everything is damned"
Prof. Simon j. Brown, the new as
Economical director of the naval obser-
vatory at Washington, occasionally in
dulges in bit of humor. On one oc-
casion colleague came into his Of
flee, and finding the professor stand
ing. said: "Is it possible you work
that way? l cannot stand standing"
That's peculiar" replied Prof. Brown
quickly; now, do you know, l cannot
stand stting?"
The Duke of Wellington used to tell
a story of Frenchman who, to en-
force his contention that we are mere
creatures of habit, exclaimed: For ex-
ample, we wash our hands, but never
our feet" The Iron Duke" probably
had not heard of the English duchess
of a century before, who, when some
one remarked how dirty her hands
were. said: Lord, that's nothing; you
should see my feet!"
Daily camera., 1900-05-12
ALL SORTS.

II man deserves success he seldom
fails to achieve it.
Ignorant men are good while in
finding out what ails them.
The annual increase in the popula
ton Of London now amounts to 10000.
The average duration of life in Chi
cago has been greatly increased in the
last 80 years. resulting in the saving
of 42.050 lives.
A single wild tribe of western In
dians is using forty-one kinds of vege-
tables which are absolutely unknown
to the majority of cooks.
A happy marriage depends much
more on good, loving, patient char
acter, than all the circumstances OF
time, place and money combined.