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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
FILIPINO INSURGENTS AWAIT
RESULT OF ELECTIONS.
Republican Success Will Mean the Beginning
of Permanent Peace in Philippines.

Overwhelming Majority Of Natives Now Willing and Anxious
for Complete Establishment of American Rue-Guer-
rila Element Hope Result of Elections in United
States Will Help Their Cause Report
Of the Philippine Commission
Made Public.
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roRrr-rivE saIps ASHORE.

Belle Isle Fishing fleet Meets with
Disaster.
ST. JOHNS. n. r.. Sept. is-Fsrtv-two
eshing vessels are ashore in the straits
~ Belle Isle, and as many as thirty viii
b. totally lest This Is lu addition 20
iho disasters previously reported
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FALSE ISSUES AND ISMS
CONFRONTED BY FACTS.
Senator Fairbanks Mastery Address to an
Immense Audience in the ArmOry.

Eloquent Indiana Statesman 0verc0mes Fasehood With
Truth Blateney With Sound Argument and Passion
With Calm Reason-Talks for Two Hours to the
Largest Gathering Ever Assembled the
Hal-Telling Effect of Every
Word Is Manifest
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SHOT DOC
AND CHILD.
Ponceman's Bullet Hit
Boy Through AMI
mails Head.

A small black and tan dog appeared
IN Tenth avenue. near Forii.ih street. at
e0 O'Clock ,sis morning. ara rcnrlc sc'
up q shou, that the animal was mad
The dog snapped. staggcfei and ;1amsi
q the mouth.
criee Of Mad d.s, and 's,oo, him
from a pursuing crlwd attracted + lee.
man waltIssldsr lie drew hts revolver
ana Joined the chase
The dog turned into rhlrty.seyen,h
street. IN . long line IN from Of the
fpes Ice depot a. In West ~Thi,y-nlntr
street were some rcores ~ . women
and children saitins taslr urn.
rhe slsht Of the dog ana the shout
and the cushing crowd frightened =
OF the people, who rushed Tor safety
One Of those who kept their place. va
sen-year.oli Harry Muilineaux. u 80
West Thirty eighth street.
The dos ran straight Tor him. Before
Il could harm the boy Policeman Wa.,,
fielder vas alongside the beast and, win
revolver almost touching the dos head
he Ared. The animal %droppcs and iie-
instantly.
The boy gave a shrek ana fell 10 N"
walk. de lsrlrF tina, b., had bs,n ,h'.
The bullet passed through ths ias's
Nfuck the boy In ne calf u the .r
The la MAS sert 10 Roosevelt Hospi-
tai. Dr. liarts1orn easily extracted N.
bullet.
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CONGRESSMAN W. D. DAILY.

tur. on a laie train. IL, missed tho last
train ard went q Theodore ~. eetut .
boardlnr-house % rrsssiI Or DO u.sh,.
Ear.y 'sis m'raiag ~ ~ 'i.'h-h VIA
Aa.,to. hastily a-n1n,i ~ al b.
could - save thr H~ati'1t. hut ~ baly
sank ~rr,au,liy u7.i o'clock. "hon M
erd can't.
Mr.. Dsiy rs. born IT. Jsrsey CIty b.
iSf ne sts1t.f he pu..r 1.'
and was s%pplsuti-ss - az ir.n f-inic-
IA ISL he hoslr the stud = law ,-i
beng admitted ~ ne bar. forged ah''d
In LEGAL Circles.
In The lie Railroad STRIFE n 81. b."
was eoua.e 'or 70 mr. 'rsi-a'
hanes ant scared ,h'ir 'l.,t,i ~
ie,ser- o. he ttr.r-n.kCrs' T.If7 o.
JcgE y C.iy. ~ho were ic'Isct 9. co.
splrs,y.
Grvci ~ Assistant ''nl'-t STATES DIE.
tr.ct-Atiorner fr tire. years at b. ~
elected 10 the AsssrnIs Subscquc1t.y
Hudson County sri served a. s'fll.-
from isg 10 les II The iatfer yea he
WIS s.stte1 ConEr rsman.
We defeated Nai,r z X. pangb1rr.
Devey's s-nIil teacher, nuI ths only
mar vho ever Saip1"l The Admiral
The Congressman "a slated fur a re-
~pou!n1tlOH ueNt fail. rnd hrl l.au
booked In speak TO- BRYAN In several
Aildile ana Western Sta'es. A. q, Kan
Sas city 'ont cation Crugss stmln Da'y
vas conspicuous afnong b. c1rssrva-
t.ves snd fought with Nan WICK and
Others agslnst IL 10 l. II va ~ i,s. IN
measure q Days eHsris 'hat imp
rialism ras made the paramount ksue
n the campaiss
The C~ongr.snan wis divorced from
his nsst wife and remarked. Ife caves n
widow api son. George. lie hai sUrsrsi
from gogt AMI rheuma'ism or com
years, but was supposed % b. IN com.
paYatiyvly good health.
Mr.. n.ly ~ eectei n Congress By
the Democrats ~ the Seventh District
by q plurality oi lols. 'he hrgest eys-
district.
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aSPIlH HOUSE" CASE Off.
Heither side Appeared In Action
10 Dispoe.es. Mrs. Emma >.
Riehnrason from Dwelling.

Judge Martin, presiding IN To York.
we Muridpal Court. this morning 80.
missed the action ~ Miss Dc.lartf.
Grace Richardson ,-ains; no, step
mother. MT. Emma J.. Richardson. &,
dispossess The after from N. famous
spite House" ~ f>rinr,sn sysns. and
Ei~gh,y-ssooni street.
Miss niesirdson last November ordered
her s,spmother - vacats and vas met
with q refusal Action 10 disposssss Wa
tesun last November. the plaintiff is-
eiarins that sire Owned the hous. ,ns
that Mrs. Riehsrsson Vas merely q ten
ART.
Toe case rss tEies csusd before to-
dsy. but neither party % the action ay-
pared. When called thg, morning nsith-
. utis.'i answered. ssd Judge Mart.s
lisGlps4 NE eesa
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WOUNDS
MAY KILL.
Workman Slashed Shop
mate -Four Times
During Fight.

Fta-k Cirho-l 4 ciniy No-fsr, ra'
stihhst four times ~ Louis sunir"s.
= fellow ,orEnnn, tai' l',ernoou i1 he
q. n~f.rrnnsry establishment - = Y
Gols.s' al Prince street. md Broad.
Nay
Caro,nl v,s hurried - 81 vinc'n''s
iloss. s.. Rr,-s lt vas s,il NJ would
probably ~. IL h'd a wound IN the
back tvo n .as rs't SHOULDER and
one IN -. stomach
Tn. 'z' non were working s'le w
,ii. h'.r -,tlrninr from il-.i ,-i SUD
S,rly Aer,n 20 qlsr-.' r1ev DISTURBED
the sth.r workers, ,nl we've ordered -
Ahr,n,r Gol.'.,t. the 'or.msn. ~ g.
slsf.
'r-,e'd th.y exchanged blows ant
s~,h,-o'- ,s't.-r ts' worst - .ta'
ssht. drew n ?o'k.t.n.'- ,nd 't,'ls1
.''rhC-i It~t's In m. .hor''.r
Guu..,, -.5-r- 5.tW ZEN them sri
tn,l 10 yrs-rh tNs kn''s from Stab,
80. ,rd W.. st,5h,i On the lsit arm
IL i.ll h,-k. Ara Ft'1.r &c, 'gn-iHr
,grin. drove tNe knife in'' CsrNnri :
'iru,ca ,nd sr'ig - me b-ek
There vs., a rre,' urrosr IN tho p',ee.
h, -kmsu ~r,t1srIn- about ~s,shars',
,ri ~prsysntius 's sfcap.
Hh,s m, .1'i-. aul the ambulance
.urs',r .r-ly.i both men Wtr- dur'-
TONED, but REFUSED % fe, Nhat they
luatrcllet about
IL w-is ''iI. however. tHlt the men
mentioned K'ug Humhsr,'. name. ,ui
n o. supposed i-ey fought ~ The
as,vsu.f On = f'oly'- King Hr!h are
! %silsr-. sri to polite, a-e max l= In
dalry to ..r,rt.i1 rhc'l-r 'l-y we're
Nn1'iis's .rd Rrrt N. zeal eslse ~
No ,ryuu- Va
Csrr'ri --Nc b -. i-lcs a. l:i Park
Rov l-d s..b1Fls' saiI he lived ~ ~
900 No.. r,as u1r'u-r',-c.
~statoss,, We led In Je-er.on Mar.
ket Dlurt.
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OU Parlor Suit at ~

Five TS' PIto, Suit, highl} polished, mihogany-fnShed carved frames,
GOV rel to ,rd,r with beautiful satin dlmisk in your choice Of several
eoorN Real value 5000; our prize 5000
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CAR KILLS A
RICH NAN.
henry Bieienberg, Of
Brooklyn, Run Down
in buggy.

Hs,ry Bielerhsr- II 81 rlftN ,veruS.
Hr0oslyn. ~H.l-knoNr IN that g 90
Wss kl'.i eoriv t-ls morning b. ,ro,-
~ ear rFIr' 90. a'i TIT, HE -.
Mr. Ria'-nh-rr w. ffty-.'I get'. ~
nj wssltr" N. ".isi Nj. ~ro,he--in.
laN, Frederick Wt'.h,..sr. - : Pa
--i'fH stree. I'-t ri-ai 'r,.r- '1H-'
.- . hIrsy lawn ~ : - 'u1,
ore. Ne started To- Hor. 'h'r,ly -
- niSri.ai. by e sal not gone far
vr.- , -.'th .yrnu' '.T'.sy - r,u
INT, DO. vo-I''-. t.m ii'iirr % M hu'l-
rig ~ R%isl--5s-s - = he 500
XII .ku.i ~. eru.-si sra iri,h r,s
rs''nisns-u..
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Other additional offering
Pure foods and Groce,.

As surely as honey attracts flies, so
offerings like these attract customers.
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4 Morris Chairs at I

Notice: You may be interested in knowing that all Furni-
ture bought now will be stored free of charge until Sep
tember. Ibis plan enables many who cannot conveniently
receive purchases now to enjoy the advantages Of the
present very low prices.
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Th0ma. J s-i'-, tVtrty-,ls1t wars
81. = ~p7'-sn-r. uvlrr 81 IT'S r.,st one
tlunir,i snI rrsc7th stree. di,i In
ths j. Hu-d wight Hospital thls -uln'
II from alcohol 70. ass removed
y,-'-i-y from Thlrl ,v.nu. J1l one
HUNDRED ,ui giSt,sr'h street
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e public will have an opportunity of inspecting for tho first time an entirely new, choice
Carpets Rugs ant Olloths selected especially for this big August Sale Of Furniture and
ss. The selection of patterns and oionrgs is simply superb and if you eana anticipate
take advantage of the low prices that will prevail during this sale you will b able to save
o., as prices are bound to advance, and tina, too, within a very short time. Just mark our
paying reasonable deposit at the time Of you selection you may have your carpets cut made
very for 60 daYs Here arc rMr "details:
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CONGRESSMAN
DAILY STRICKEN
New Jersey Legislator
Dies Suddenly at
Far RockaWay.

Congressman william n. Daly. ~ Iio.
tIken. died ~ 8 O'Clock this moriinr
from a stroke u aropleNy lt Far Rcok.
away Tho ConFrcssman wen, to Pa
R5aKtNay las; ni.nt, Intending u re-
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r. n. macy Z COS Atrasuons are Their iw pneaA
[X\@: !: |! (: |: !, : ( !: !; J; ); ), }. :.
"A " ~ Both Side, iAA st. ~ from ,mh 10 isIs, On An
F~urniture-- Ann:==.

II will never come to pass that any other store can sell
turniture-or anything .iSe-aS cheap as Mays. Search
far AMI vIde. You'll find our prices matchless.
4 few suggestions follow selected at random from three
~toorfulS. Sensible, practical Furn ture-not manufactured
merely to look extensively useless, but meant to fill every.
daY and commonplace requirements. The variety is in.
descrlbah every style OF construction and design that
utility and good taste commend. The fancy caught by an
ornate specimen o. the cablnet-naker's art is soon outworn.
Such purchases are unwi,e and extravagant. Our appeal
is to PEOPLE OF thrift, who keep raj NEEDS before them
when buying. Their preference, prospers the business.
these are the kind Of bargains that win and hold il.
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Minneapolis Messenger.
l wandered to the circus. John: l sat
beneath the tent and saw the man from
Eorueo. likewise the tattcoed gent. ]
heard the toothless lions howl. whilr men
in s~pangled clothes stepped fearlessly into
their dens and whacked them on the nose.
l saw the sacred elephant spout water
through his trunk. the salanander eating
lead and other melted junk; | heard the
merry clown get off the jokes we used to
know when We were boys together, John.
some twerity years ago. The same Old
horses waddled round the same old kind
of ring; the same old comic yocalists
proved that they couldn't sing: the same
Old htppopotamus was grunting with dis
the same cid Persian OK was kick
ing up the dust: the same old rheumatic
acrobats crawled painfully around, and the
ossiied contortionist was craving on the
ground, ard ladies rode barebacked steeds
to music sad and slow-the same old girls
we used to see some twenty years ago.
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and had been dead apparently for
some time. She is survived by her hus-
band and one daughter.
WILL FORECAST THE RESULT.
A Vote to be Taken on a Contest in
the Kentucky Legislature ON

A Vote to be Taken on a Contest in
the Kentucky Legislature ON
Monday.
FRANKFORT, KY, January 26.-To-
morrow a vote will be taken in TIE
House of Representatives that is ex-
pected to ~foreshadcw with sone accur-
acy the strength that both sides will be
able to muster when the gubernatorial
contest comes up The vote will be On
the contest brought by Van Metre,
Berry, both being from Fayette county.
Both the Democrats and Republicans
claim to have a majority on the M
pending vote, and while it will not, CT
course, be in any way decisive, it will
put every man On record, and the parry
managers will know just who is for
them and who is against them. There
are one hundred members of the House
and the Democrats clam with conf
denee that CT these they will have at
least So votes, against AZ for the Re
Bu~blicans, Berry, the Republican con-
testee. not being able to vote, as the
question is one in which ne is person
ally interested. The Republicans as
-sert that they are absolutely certain
that the vote will be at least 81 to 4s
in their favor, and are confident Of re-
oeiving several votes in addition to that
estimate.
The city has been very quiet all day,
without the slightest sign of trouble.
There are still quite a number Of Wis
ting mountaineers in the city, but they
are making no noise.
In case Gcebel wins in the legislature,
the Republicans will make an effort to
carry the matter to the United States
Supreme Court. The Goebel men are
anxious to have the matter settled By.
a joins ballot and in the event Of their
being successful in this method of cleo
tica, the claim viii be made by the
Republicans thai Goehel was chosen
lille gally, because ne did not have a
majority Of beta houses Independently.
This possible plan Of procedure was
announced tonight by anti-Gobel DEM
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NK0u14 LfEe Is bcA Prcafdent Me-
Htnxcy's RunnIng Matc Next Fall.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, January 26.-
Webster Dawn. assistant secretary Of
thq interior and former mayor of Kan
sas City. has an ambition to become
President McKinley's running mate
this fall, according to the Kansas City
Star. The Star says:
Davis closest friends here in Kan
Sas City do not hesitate to express the
belief that he went to South Africa
On some mission other than in search
of health. One of Davis's warmest
admirers tells of a conversation he had
with the assistant secretary of the in
terror, in Washington, nearly a year
ago.
i called upon Mr.. Davis in regard
to a pension claim. He introduced me
80 Cornelius Bliss. Bliss talked of the
future of Davis in politics. After we
talked with Mr.. Bliss we went over to
see the President. Mr.. Mckinley de-
clared that Davis was destined to be a
great man in the nation. The President
questioned me closely about the stand
ing Of Davis in the West and said that
Missouri should be very proud of him.
AFTER we left the White louise,
Davis told me he was slated for the
nomination of Vice President. He de-
rlared the President had taken up the
subject with him voluntarily. Nc
Kinley believes that Davis car carry
Missouri for the Republican ticket.
",tHe was sent OF his stumping tour
ofJChio and out west for no other pur-
pose than to let the people see him.
The trip to South Africa is nothing
more than a move on the political
checker board to bring Davis into
prominence
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Says He VIII support Him and In
dorse the Chicago Platform IL He
VIII Declare q Truce ON silver
TIL 1904.
NEW YORK. January 26.-W.
Bourke Cochran to-day announced his
advocacy, with one condition, OF the
denomination of VIM. ]. Bryan for the
presidency.
Mr.. Cochran proposes a truce with
the Nebraskan on the silver question
until 1904, and if Bryan will agree to
the armistice, anti-imperialism will be
the Democracy's wal cry in the 1900
campaign. If Mr.. Bryan will consent
to postpone the silver fight until 1904
Cochran agrees to indorse the Chicago
platform in its entirety.
To unite the Democratic party it is
not necessary that it should repudiare
any CT its former expressions; that it
should %renounce. suppress or disguise
any of its beliefs" says Mr.. Cochran.
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to remove an unnatural growth from
his head, which has annoyed him for
some time.
THE CASE.
Everything Now Indicates That it
vsn Not be Tried Before Next
Term of Court.

everything Now Indicates That II
yvsH Not be Tried Before Next
Term of Court.
Special TO The Register.
STEUBENVILLE, o., January 26.-.
The general opinion about the court
house to-day was that there would be
a continuance in the Cramb.ett MUIR
der case until next term.
One of the attorneys FOR the defense
is of the opinion that tie true story
of the mysterious assassination of
James H. Gosnell would soon be out
and that suspicion falls very strongly
on a man who has been acting strange
ly since the murder.
The prosecution has been holding
several cards up its sleeve and be-
cause Of the secrecy all connected with
the prosecution are compelled to OBJ
serve, it has been hard to find out what
they really were. The State will
spring a husking peg found the next
day neal where the horse stood on
the night Of the murder and will en-
deavor to prove that it is Cramblett's.
Since the sitting of the grand jury the
State has learned of a professional
man at Mt. Pleasant. to whom. it is
alleged, C~ramblett's father admitted
his sons guilt; also two others to
whom the father made partial admis-
sions. The worst things that have
come out against Cramblett so far
have been due to the indiscretions OF
his relatives. Though the physicians
affidavits bear only IN the motions for
a continuance and do not affect the
guilt or innocence OF Cramblett, they
are withheld from publication. They
could not, it is held, injure the secur-
ing OF a jury.
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ton buildings involving ive thousand
men, has been inaugurated. The strik-
ers demand an increase OF wages to
one franc per hour,
SURELY WAS VERSATILE.
"ElIis GIenn" Essayed Many and
varied Occupations-H-d Her Sex
Most SuccesxfuIly.

.EIIis Glenn, Essayed Many and
varied Occupatfons-H-d Her Sex
Most Successfully.
Special 10 the Register
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, January
26.-Another chapter in the history of
the young woman now in jail here I'M
der the name of Ellis Glenn. and whose
identity is still a mystery, was dis
closed to-day. This woman is under
several indictments here for fraud, for
gerry and embezzlement, and was to
be tried at the present term of the
Criminal Court, but IN effort is being
made to have the trial postponed for
sone reason apparent only toher attor-
neys, who include the most reputable
criminal lawyers at the bar. Among
the various employments at which she
worked in and around Williamstown
and Marietta, o., are br~ick-layer, house
painter, sign-painter, paper-hanger,
butcher, barber, teamster, sleight-of-
hand man, male impersonator, real es-
tate dealer, plumber, carpenter, host
Ter, cahmbermaid, waiter, hotel clerk
and horse trainer.
While in Williamstown she paid
assidious court to a young woman, and
with young men visited saloons and
hirted with young women with as
pn,,al @onn frNid nc n Of rho nj lprg
and yet never was suspected seriously
of being a female. Her conduct was
reticent, but never reproachful. Al
though she roomed with young men
and worked with them, it seems that
she never betrayed her sex, although
remarks were made at times that she
loked like an "old maid because of
the absence of beard.
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4 Criticism.
.brier Independent.

Greenbrier independent.
E~x-Governors Wilson and McCorkle
are out for expansion and the Repub-
liean press is patting them lovingly on
the back. Billy McCorkle has enjoy
ed these caresses before, for all will
remember his wild break from party
fealty when, as governor of the State.
he went to Washington to advocate
a tariff on coal. But earesses from the
Republican press for Tive" Wilson.
as they were pleased to call him. will
strike us ali as something entirely new
under the eln.
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Reheuian oueIIed.

LONDON, January 26.-The British
expedition against the rebellious Ia
gas, under Nat Salleh, in British North
Borneo, has been entirely successful.
Captain Harrington, with one hundred
Sikhs, after two days fighting, Janu-
airy 8 and 9, against a thousand rebels,
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HANGED HIM.
An Escaped Prisoner From the Col
orndo ~Penitentiary Taken From
the Gffeers.

An Escaped Prisoner From the Col
orado P~enitentiary Taken From
the Cfaeers.
DENVER, Col. January 26.-News
has just been received here of the cap
ture of Reynolds and Wagner, the es-
capped eonvicts, and the subsequent es-
cape of Wagner. Reynolds is the man
charged with killing Night Captain
Rooney, of the Colorado p~enitentiary,
at Canon City, and Wagner is said to
have held Rooney while Reynolds
stabbed him. When word was sent
to Canon City of the capture, a special
train with several guards and a blood
hound were dispatched to the scene.
In the meantime officers had started
overland with Reynolds.
Immediately on receipt of the news
at Canon City the fire bells began to
ring and the town is out en- masse.
Lynching is feared.
BULLETIN:
DENVER, January 26.-Reynolds
was taken from the officers when they
reached Canon City and hanged to a
telegraph pole just outside the peni-
Tertiary walls.
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SURETY COMPANIES

Who Are to Go ON WcDonaid's Bond
Ask More Than He Thinks is Fair.
NEW YORK, January 26.-John B..
Mcdonald, to whom was awarded the
contract for the building Of the tunnel
and equipping the road of the rapid
transit railroad, ~corroborated the pub
1ished statement that he was having
difficulty with the surety companies
who are to go on his bond for the exc
cution of the contract that the rapid
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A OF LAW.
An Interesting Decision Rendered
hv the Attorney General Of Ohio.

by the Attorney General of Ohio.
COLUMBUS. O., January 26.-The ques-
ton whether the board of education of a
school district in which the patrons are all
Roman Catholics, could authorize the
teaching of the catechism and Bible his
tory Of the church in the schools, was
submitted to the Attorney General from
Fulda, 0. The Attorney General, in an
opinion rendered to-day. says that if any
religious sect in the State of Ohio is using
the funds of the pubic schools in the
manner suggested in your question, even
if authorized by the board of education, IT
IS an unlawful diversion OF the school
funds of the State of Ohio and should be
prohibited.
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transit commission is ready to award
him. 1t is rather significant, in view
of the developments, that Edward M.
Shepard, counsel for the board of rapid
transit commissioners, said a few days
- that the contract with Mcdonald
The contractor might never be
he'd.
1t his office to-day Mr.. Mcdonald
i'd that he believed the surety COM
anies should make a special rate for
BONDING him. BY their present terms
he would have to pay 100000 for his
own bonds. He said that he has been
granted ten days extension of time
by the rapid transit board and hoped
that tbs dispute would soon be adj
justed.
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Chester

This recipe is suited TO those who do not
like suet in puddings:
Work two ounces Of butter and two Ia
blespoonfuls of brown sugar together. add
a well beaten egg, gradually stir in two
t~ablespconfuls OF treacle and a ~teacupful
of milk. Blend a ~teaspoonful OF baking
powder with half a pound Of flour and
gradually mix with butter. ~treacle, etc.
Place in a creased mold. boil for two
hours ana serve with any nice sweet
sauce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-27

One of the scenes depicting the occasional comedies of wal Ia be
witnessed any day in Victoria park, just outside of the city of Durham.
Eere a great many of the refugees from Johannesburg are encamped men.
women and children living hudMed together in tents and strangely impro-
yised cabine. Here persons wo a few months ago were living luxurnusly
at home in the most comfortable of residences 10 dwell very much like
gypsies and yagabonds, gathering wood, cooking their dinners over little
open scamp6res, but all working together in a very light hearted and ham
by manner considering the crcums stances. Victoria park is close o the
seashore and has a pleasant outlook and a comparative immunity from
wars alarms, s. while these homeless refugees are. not in the most com
Portable of dwellings they consider themselves very much better cT than
those unhappy people who are shut up in the different towns being be-
seged and shened by the Beers.