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LIST OF YALE CHAPLAINS.

Speakers Who Will Preach in the Uni
versity the Rest Of the Year.
The list of faculty chaplains for the
remainder of the college year is an
nounced by the Yale chapel committee.
Each of the professors named will Off
ciate at the morning chapel exercises
in Battell chapel for six weeks. The
list is as follows: November % to De-
cember 10, Professor Smith; January 8
to February 4, Professor G. S. Baldwin;
FEBRUARY to March 4, Professor
Phelps; March to April g. Professor
Sanders; April II to May s, Professor
Bacon; May to May 20, Professor Say-
mour, and May 80 to June IS, Profess
sor Schwah.
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REVISITING BOSTON.
He Had a Cold Welcome Back and
FrJ,a,, of t1,a Ctitxr JToraya,-

He Had a Cold Welcome Back and
Then Left the City Forever.
Forty years is a long time in mans
life, hut looking back over that period
as he sat in the dining of the
Parker House on late October even
ing, it seemed to Guy Parsons brief
enough. He had arrived at the hotel
only a few hours before, and was now
dining alone, though the place was full
of guests. He knew no one there,
though he had once known nearly eve
ry Boston and Cambridge man that
frequented the hosiery. The house
was changed. The familiar reading
and smoking-rooms had disappeared,
so had the old office, and Parker him
self, quiet and sedate in manner, no
longer smiled upon him and inquired
about his fathers health A portrait
of the inn-keeper looked down upon
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HANDKERCHIEF SALE.

To be Held by the Epworth Ladies Next
Thursday Afternoon and Evening.
The ladies' aid society of Epworth M
e. church will hold a handkerchief and
fancy article sale on Thursday after
noon and evening at the home of Mrs.
William b. Hail. 70 Cottage street.
There will be a very interesting literary
and musical programme, and ice cream
and refreshments will be served.
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WILL Go TO NEW YORK.
brotherhood Delegates to the Epwor

brotherhood Delegates to the Epworth
to Attend Convention Thursday.
The Rev. F. w. Adams, pastor of the
Epworth NJ E. church; w. e. Fenno,
and Caleb A. Morse will go to New
York Thursday as delegates from the
Tpworth church Brotherhood to the
National Brotherhood of the Methodist
Episcopal churches. The exercises will
be held in the Calvary and Washington
Square M. e. churches, and will be very
largely attended.
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FESTIVAL OF NATIONS.
Sale Of Articles Left Over.

Sale of Articles Left over
The officers Of the Mothers Aid So
ciety under whose management the
Festival Of Nations was given at the
arnory in November announce a pub
lie sale of all articles left over. The
dates of the sale are Friday afternoon,
December a. from 8 o'clock until 6, and
Saturday morning the 18th, from 8
O'Clock until noon
The sale will be held at Miss Leigh
toms school room, corner of Grove
street and Whitney avenue
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TALK BY HENRY E. KREHBIEL.

The Well Known Critic Entertained at
the Graduates Club.
A dinner was given at the Graduates
club Saturday evening by Major Isaac
Bromley in honor of Henry e. Kreh-
biel music critic of the New York Tri-
bune The following gentlemen were
present: DIR. Edward Fl. jenkins, Fred
erick w. Williams, Charlton NJ Lewis,
Charles S. Baldwin and Edward "A.
Bowers.
Later in the evening a smoker was
held by the club and Mr.. Krehbiel gave
an interesting talk on Dramatic
Dances and Children's Games.'
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SITE FOR MERIDEN LIBRARY.
Brooks Property on Colony Street

Brooks Property on Colony Street is
Suggested.
Meriden, Dec. 9.-Among the sites
spoken of for the new library building
to be presented the town by Mrs
George r. Curtis, is the lot owned by
the heirs of the estate of James S.
Brooks, just north of the Meriden Fur
niture companys building on Colony
street
Charles Fl. Collins, representing the
heirs of the Brooks estate, said to-day
they would be pleased to see the Ii
brary located there and the site would
be offered at sacrifice for the pur-
pose.
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District of New Haven S. Probate Court.
December 9th, 1900
ESTATE Of MNLANCTHON l.. CHESTER
late Of Orange, in said District, de-
ceased.
Mary Il. Chester of Orange, having made
tratfon of said estate may be granted, rs
by said application on file in this Court
more fully appears, it is
ORDERED - That said application be
heard and determined at a Court of Pro-
bate to be held at New Hayen, in said Dis
trict, on the 18th day Of December, 1900,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that pub
lie notice of the pendency of said applica-
ton, and of the time and place of the hear
ing thereon, be given to all parties inter-
esJed in said estate, by publishing this or
der three times in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAYELAND,
d. st Judge.
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Parsons as he passed through the hall,
and if it had not been for this he would
have imagined he was in some strange
hotel The old walters that he used to
tip literally in his college days, where
were they? They were as unsubstan-
tial as Hans Breitman's Christmas
party
Twas in so that he was here last, at
ter the class-day exercises in the old
church at Cambridge. There was no
Sanders theater then, and all the class
men knew each other 1t must be diff
ferent now, he thought, when classes
spread out into the hundreds, and the
old college refrain kept ringing in his
ears:
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FIJI IHcAgALRYCoMIN HOME.
viii he Iepfa--d ny the Puers~
Raean K--im~zt Vow Pein< Re-
erafred ON the bland

Washington. March 18th. home
ware movement C the Fifth casairy.
which has been stationed in Puerto
Rico since he spanish war. will b
gin next week. ard Will L. carried
through - rapidly a. possible The
tran cert kilEsrrick ms been ordered
70 san Juan 10 embark q sgr=Iron o.
that Regiment. consisting Of ten Off
GERS md 90 men, with *. ksrxes.
They will - sent 20 Jefferson Tar
racks. ~ Louis Gnlcss present. plans
are ALTERED the regiment siII Be as
signed 70 F-csis now occupied by the
>iAtE casalrE in various parts CT ths
middle wes-- and The latter regime NJ
will DC transferred 10 stations On the
P1cf-ic rnzs--
The Puerto Eirau regiment. now be-
ing recruited from smo1- rha natives
Of ril- island. viii replace the fifth
eavalry in garrison duty in Puerto
Rico
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DEEP WATERWAY QUESTION
Ihe Chicago Drainage Board vii.
Pr~s~ns the Quessfon 20 tie
Federal Governr-ens-

Chicago. March s.-Arranremen.
have hre MADE by the drainage
noarr % leave for Washington. ncx-
Nednes,iay afternoon. 70 present it,
memorial - congress. p~tiri0ning the
federal government 20 make the n..-.~-
saTy appropriation Tor n deep water
way heiwen Lake Michigan and the
Mississippi riv.r- The document. which
. ncpg in We hands Of the printers.
consists II ever 60 pages and nu-
Enercrrs maps and pictures. illustrating
the cuns;ruc- ion u the sanitary chan
nel- T b. ule morial reviews the history
81 the canal its construction. measure
menrs and cost. and asks congress 20
complete the work h-gun hy the Chi
cagr sanitary district by constructing
commercial waterway IA feet deep
between Iockporr and IT. Louis The
estimated cost Of the labor. which on
template the deepening ~ the TIs-
rois river for distance Of more tina.
20 miles. IN $4,000. 600.
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"b)BS" AFTER THE Beers.
Lord Roberts Forces Pushing On
After the Retreating Boer
Columns.
SAYS THET WERE TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
They Left Cooked Dinner. nehind
"A rrapP Gun and several Tents
and Wagons Were Amoag the
spofI..

London. March s.-The full extent
~ Loru Roberts success Of Wednesday
= not clear. but the best informed ar
pear satisfied that il brings peace per-
eeptibly nearer. Experts anticipate
that the burghers will make no fur
Their stand west OF the Free State cap
ital. and some Of them even deduce
from the fact that the Boer forces are
divided. and have retreated in different
directions. that Generalization has set
IN and that the Trausvaal forces will
next BE- found carefully intrenched IN
positions north Of the Naal river. while
the bulk Of the Free Skaters will
abandon the contest and sue for peace.
Elsewhere the news indicates that the
conditions continue hopeful from a
British point of view. the kilograms
from Nafeking alone showing any
despoLdency.
The news from Making makes
one wOrder a TO its chances Of relief.
for even with "A mounted force Mafe-
king j. three weeks march from Kim
be riley
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FOR A NEW STATE MILITIA.
senator Triplett'- Resolution Re.
considered md Adopted At
Frankfort, ky.

Frankfort. ky., March 1O.-The sen
ate reconsidered the Triplett resolu-
ton appropriating 100000 for the pur.
pose Of equipping a state militia aad
recovering the arms and munitions Of
war removed 70 London. Ky. Senator
Triplett said that during Thursday
night the remaining arms and other
military property in the arsenal here
were Loaded on cars and shipped to
London. Senators Puryear and Jones.
who voted against the resolution.
voted for IL. and passed 10 to
In the house the announcement was
greeted by prolonged applause.
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GIN. ROBERTS DISPATCH.
The British Fietd Marshall Tells
About Late Movements.

Lcncon. March :. s:47 r. n.-The
following j. the text Of Lord Roberts
dispatch.
Poplar Grove. March s.-Two
brigadrs Of cavalry. with horse artil-
lery end Kelly-Ks nry's division.
marched to-day ten miles eastward.
he Boers were quite taken BIZ sur
prise yester'lay- They moved off %
hurrieily that they left cooked din
ners behind. We captured xrupp
gun and several tents and wagons.
The total casualties we're:
KiIletl-Le1tenants Keswick and
TrIesIicx-
Observation-Disclosures Bailey. Of
the Twelfth lancers. and De Crispig-
ney- 81 the Second life guards. both Sc
verely. and Lieut. Smith. Of the shrop-
snires. who is believed 10 have been
pieASed up by Boer ambulance. Two
men were killed. IS were wounded and
one man i missing.
Repairs % The railroads towards
both stormbsrg and Stsynsbery ar.
being pushed.
Elements now occupies Nor,aIs
font- on the scdth hank ~ the
Orange river. The bridge was blown
up March :. and the enemy are hold
ing the north bank of the river but
not u IT. believed. in any rrsat
strength
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HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGES.
kentucky Election Cases 40 be Tried
in the tnir~l states Court NJ
LoUf.visIe.

lexington. Ky. March l0.-Chicf-0f-
Police Jnian Med Ross City License
lrIs proctor Garrett Walsh Patrclruar
Dennis O-Is~iiiv and d. Muir. ot this
ciry- and he three Democratic eIec-
iioE commissioners q Js~saFlin cour-
y. T. J. Welsh. Roberts Hunter and
Hugh Scott were thursday. taken BE-
for United States COMMISSIONS Hem
II and sare bond II the sum ct Si-5og
each for appearance IN tie United
States COME az Louisville in October
The first four WEE arrai-ned On in
oicrHneuts returned In The United
States court At Louisville charged with
fel0-i:.s intimidation ~ voters Il tbs
Nose mber election The last thru
wer= charged with conspirin- to de-
fraud Yo1er-S AZ The sarEse election
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1T WAS NOT BUBoNIC PLAGUE.
Hence. the Quarantine Placed Irou
hinntov san Trupcisco.
HAS Becn Raised.

san Francisco. March 10.-Federal
Quarantine Officer Kinyun. Friday, re-
ported 70 the board Of health that the
pigs. rats and other animals inocculat-
ed with germs taken from The glands
Of the chinaman who died the other
day Of what AZ first was supposed To
be bubonic plague. showed signs Of
having black fever. and therefore the
board raised the quarantine placed Oh
Chinatown A. a precautionary measure
against the spread Of the disease.
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BREAKING IN AN OPEN DOOR.
Lord - ase~fose rr~stiIy csmpii.
1earsd An th~ British House
ef Lords

fsondna. March i0--In ths house OF
LORDS. Ihurslsv. Lorl Newton asked
" hrihr. in -icvs 81 TIM VALUABLE s~rT-
les u E.oFi Parnceso;r. British am
haSsadCr al Washington. H.. advi-a-
hili'y 81 pr0ionging his tenure 81 o.
Fee would not be considered. adding:
The task ~ maintaining our re-
ii0ns on their pre>-at happy footing
j. not likely 20 prove les difficult in
the inIns-diate fururr- IN addition TO
the question. 81 great criicacy now
pending we have TO look forward 70
the prssidertiai clocrion. which i pro-
dUCiivs OF political eccrntricirirs I'M
kno~n in less erteru-ising cruntrieS-'
The SPEAKER also said ne thought the
present moment was not 4 happy one
for a chang
In rrpiy. Lori Salisbury. the pre-
n-i-r. sid Lord Newt IN had done What
tn French called --R-rzking in an 0pen
Lccr.~ fcr The melsurr which. he said.
had ocru-rclsoEn> DAYS a-o. fI- added.
Il entirely acrre with any euIo-y
Pa ssel On Lord taulcr tOre. and l have
shown fhls in the course taken X cx-
tending has tenure % Office. The only
oi-~er ration which have 10 make Is
that ihs question implies that the ~N-
Ies-sion j. 4 rgward for TalulSic serv-
ice~- ihinA il = rather The other way.
II - to Larl Pau-cefore we have To eN-
PRS our rhanAs that he has been
kind enough 70 undertake rhc work
for another period. We have every
car1~e 10 express 10 Lori Fauncsf0re
our graiir-ie that. a. q criEie-l r.Ele
and when his remarkable e,SIncrisnce
and singular aptitude for the pecuIil-
duries * Lis otice renders IL Iesira-
be thar l.e should continue in il. he
has CONSENTED 10 DO So
Ioni Kimberley the liberal leader in
the horse u Lords. aSsociate5 himself
With he eulog1 passed upon Lord
PaEEnc-fOre-
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we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
tor any case of Catarrh that came. .a ."aru
b. Halls Catarrh Cure. '1iea
T. j. Cheney Co. Props, Toledo. q
We. the undersigned, have known y r
eheney for the last Is years, and believe i n,
perfectly honorable in all business ,rar ~
tons and financially able 20 carry On, an
obligations made BY their firm.
ledo. y. 10
Walding. kinnan 4 Marvin, Whole..l.
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in,ernsrr
acting directly upon the blood and msco,,.
surfaces Of the system. Price -5c. Der 49,
tie Sold by all Druggists. Testimon;si.
free. ''oh'a4'
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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London. March l0.-Though Johr
Euskin's will and codicil lave not YET
been proven. II is understood the tesla
tor confirms the deed Of gift made b,
him IN iSs5, whereby Brentwood ana
az its contents are settled on Mrs.
Arthur Severn. Certain literary duties
are entrusted to her. in conjunction
with Prof. Charles Eliot Norton. the
author. % Cambridge. Mass. and Alex.
Neddcrburn. 2. q. After certain an
nuiiies TO the servants. the residence
Is given 10 the Scverns who. with c. Al.
Barker, arc executors and trustees.
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SITUATION At MAFEkIxG.
Sic -"e>> and Shortage Of Food Gre
ase> DepIorabIe ConJssfc,.

Nafeklng- Feb Is-What may a..
typhoid malaria has broken out in The
women's lager. and dysenterv. due 20
the absence Of TegetableS.is rife amon-
the garrison We are thrown un,.7
our own ~sources. Sucb Iux,r-isg
we had are exhausted. or have b.aa
Communicated for the hospitals. which
are filled 70 overfiowing.
The children-s graveyard. close 20
The women's lager. grows weekly a.
'ne young lives are cut short prema-
tureiy by shell and fever. We look
with hope deferred for relief.
The cheerfulneSs which was cbar,c-
'eristIcs Of the early days of the siege
has almost deserted us. the men oTe.
ferring 10 remain az their post rath.
er than move about and work nm y,
appetite which can not be satisfied
The natives are in the worst pligh.
those who are unable 70 obtain work
arr allowed small handful OF meal
daily Many. braving the danger
wander about the town with gaurt
and hungry faces in search Of work.
which entities them 10 an extra "a
ton Of meal If they find work tbev
are generally too weak to perform \
Prom their advanced posts the Boers
rake the streets and market sauar~
II - impossible TO dodge their bullets
We have taken remarkable precautiou
however. and the casualties. tboa.-.,
heavy are not what they nigh har.
heen had less able men been AZ IN.
head Of affairs Even the headouar-
tiers mess fares scantily. Like sairtS
under the altar we cry: How Iou~
Oh Lord hog long?-
Two hundred and ninety-tvo per-
sons have been killed. wounded or died
Of disease The garrison is 80 small
that y would be criminal TO maxi IL.
weakness public. but here is never 80
much as a whimper.
II anyone suggested the possibility
Of surrender, il j. because we do M,
mean 70 get beaten. and we are cheer.
fully enduring the hardships of to-day.
rather than 70 make a surrender In
any degree possible tomorrow.
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Chscago. Narch s-Pieas Of no.
guilty 70 the charge Of using the naiI-
TO carry on = luck~t-shcpring business
were entered befor- Judge KohI-aat in
the United States district curt. Thurs
day. ~ Albert Q. and Chzs. X. MsI.ain.
Henry q. Parker. Jan<s Nicnu and
Calvin whylnnd. All prominent mem
bcrs OF the bocrd ~ trade. who wcr.
Indicted q few days ago by The feIerai
grand jury Notions to quash the a.
aiciunrnts w~-r mode in each case. All
The rE-1a injected ~e-c represent ted by
counsel
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Blood HumOrs
Are curod by
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
II always take

~ always take
Hoods Sarsaparilla In
the Spring and it is
the best blood purifier
i know OF. " Miss
PEARLE GRIFFIN, Bald
win, Mich.
Eruptions that
came on my face have
all disappeared since |
began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla 1t cured
my iatherof catarrh. y
ALPHA HAMILTON.
Bloomington, Ind
IL hcI scrofula sores
all over my back and
face, 4 began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla
and in a few weeks |
could not see any sign
OF the sores. OTHO ID.
NlooRE, Mount Hope,
Wis.
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London. March q Mr.. Spencer
Wilkinson commenting ia the Morn
Ing Post upon the Difficulty in quite
understanding Lori Roberts opera
tiOns ia detail.- says:
Probably Lord Roberts intends 10
strike the railway some distance north
- blpernfontein. compelling the re-
trra'ing l;oers 10 make their way
north ~ q circuitoIs route. and they
mas after al be intercepted.
he government should he warued
oy nis dispatches Of the urgency of
sending Temounts
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Brakeman-The trainboy dropped dead in
the baggage car few minutes ago.
Conductor-Poor fellow Heart trouble
! suppose.
II don't think so. He had one ~ ri.
own cigars in his mouth at the time. -
Chicago Evening News.
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Il Purifes
the Blood.
Cures
All Eruptions.
Eradicates
ScrofuIa.

TAKE-rP. Auts.atie B0DBIS WINDEk. and :
COMPLTE st OF be-t s'ceI attach Enents carefully
pscted N a handsome VELVET lined case. Weight a
~ .os Il = shigyd az fr.t rnte The freight sl
cabinet work ornsm~ntr the gwen drawers and Gov
s sr tfins ~ Np CARVED and hishiy finished having
FArh nsehtne carefully tested before leaving our
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receipt OF rrt order This catalogue quotes wholesale
price, on EVERYTHING Jon Eat, WAR and USR
Established JOHN -. eMvTH CO.,
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The proposition Of the T. NJ. Roberts Sun.
ply House, Minneapolis, MINI, found el.r
where. in this issue. should be accented AZ
once, by everyone. 81 big packets of garden
seeds for few cents. and a fine knife free
When you write them mention this paner
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hicago. March s.-The rise in
c. OF all kinds u material caused
National Wagca Makers as~ocia-
In 70 hold a meeting 81 the Audi
ium Annex. II was announced ia.
g. no apparenf decline in urice.
nd o. hoped for riss in IAN.
|cSs Of wagons probably would ~
de-
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Charged to Account .-Father-"Yo Al.
together too extravagant, sir. Now. what
did You pay for that suit you've on yous''
son IN, say, pop. you must think I'm \
chump. Detroit Free Press.
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From ~ Factory to USER.
ONE Profit. Our

tG0tlSs OuR
HIcH Arm MELBA
sewing Machine has ali
the Up-toDste Improve
ments. necessary Attach.
and Acccssc.ieA
with choice Of OAK or VAL
nut cabinet. IL Furnished
With the latest improved
AUTOMATIC SlLF-
THREADING SHUT.
Tie BY one movement
the shuttle 10 threadsd
ready Tor servicc. 1hs
N ~ =
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She (after the proposal) -"You know
papa Is not rich. lie (phiosophicallyl-
"Oh, well, Id rather take his chances than
mine. Harlem Life.
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To Care a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund money II It fails to cure. a5c
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Fortify Feeble Lungs Against Winter
with Hale's Honey OF Hore hound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Ccrns are about the only things that will
cure young man OF the small boot habit
E.hott's Magazine.
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Britains Bfue.r Hood

In The spacious court yard OF the
aiace representative gathering n
rcst Britain's best blood and brains
faiked up and down. chatting about
ne war and politics. jealousy watched
~ the crowd outside the railiurS
hose who were not fortunate enough
II get near the palace itself climbed
|P trees OF stood on TOP Of cabs.
frightening the bare park with haa.--
he women's dresses. which were IN
<uaiiy gay. also served 10 ealiven the
,encs