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whatever yer ,-H aim; it's all one ter
me-
Didn't you ever think you would
Ike to 90 20 wAShingtonT asked.
with a desire to change the subject
somewhat.
The utter hopelessness Of Il all
brought the shadows into her dull.
Cara eyes.
Hit I'D cost q heap Nv money 70
90 ASr,' ale said, reasc;ively, an ef l
hsd hit TO spend. "a ruthsr git ne and
Susan. that's ny eldest gal. some Cow
cry ealiksr dresses. and all Nv US some
sAoss and . Sundsy-go-ter-mestin'
coat for ny Of nsn'
But IL wouldn't take that much 10
buy these things, said. without know.
Ing Why said It, for Argument was ont
Of the qasstion.
Well, ef thar WuE Any left, abe
aid, with ehildishEsss that was pa
thetie, I'd Ike ter buy nuts and rsezins
With hin. hAint stuck = tooth In .
resnn since wuE little gal At Christ.
EsA when ttHss WuE better than they
air nov, az 1 fairly DO have : guawin'
fer lugzhury sonetiue.'
Ian Tot sentimentsl, the man cor,
eludsd. 'bgf when / went back that
way, two weeks later. ! had all ih,
spare space in ny ssddlebsgs fllet
with nuts ard rsisins, aud by George
that woman sciually cried when
poured them out on table before her
ard they brought back the memory o,
when tines WIZ better ~. Y. Sun
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Kansas City. March ls-Csttle-Rscsfp
since Saturday, lss7. calves. s.. nsrSei
SeSdy 10 Ice higher. shipping and dressed
oeef steers. t1S9Ss3'; Eestera steers
L51s@; native cows. . 1G4al. native
t-eoers' htgAso. native st0cke4-s & 40
~ aoss-Receipts since SATURDAY fnt.
merkei opened steady Gat closed weak at
Alscsla sheep receipts siac. Saturday
- sheep-Reeeipts since saturday
tsl1. market weak 70 i5c lower sh@-p
AIsossS. lambs Es5sa
chicago. March H-CAttie-Receso.s 1. :
~ Sood 70 prime steers. tssa6.Ss. poor
10 medium ADd4 6. st0ckors anc feed
ers. nsaGtS, cows. Us554s -: heifers
nS8tN; calves. - Sg7E. Texas ted
Ueefs, p5sSoa Hogs-Rsceipts. H.0r.
nixsd and butchers. tEsS5 IS: Eood %
sa9lee, heayT. KsS6 IN. rough hsayy.
NNsS0; light t&e6ls. bulk Of salet
@S2A- shssS-Reesip;S n0 100. 70
ens3es ~eihsrt Z ,ssse fair 10 chs;c.
nlKst, SEeS 3. western shssp. 8 50
80 yssFliaEA . sossS. native hzbs
htSs Is, western lambs. R1ass q
- Louis March u-Casue-Rsceip,,
AsAs nsuve eeef steers. n ggsy =. stock.
era sot feeders. nss& %. ssWs and hsIf.
s1 C3s4R: TsxAs aaa InelAn stesr,
n.es<E HoEs-Reoeip;I. gsle ssgs a-a
lights tSeaN. paeksEa. a ssss q
e1tehera Eass Is sAes2-Rs,siu,s A..
narTe 1uttosA E5os- , azss = 80
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N THE PAR MOUNTAINS
re Modest AsBiratioas 81 . Weasa
iAa RsSets Rsgioa 81 HsrtA
careltaA

Tie nsst ProtO1sd. aas thiak ihs
nest PatAetie. case Of Jssorsncs ever
cane seros.,- sid . nan who is lstsr.
ssted IN miaerL snd timber lsads 4.
Ssrth Carolina 4 touud duriuR a trip
l Eats isio the most remote section o.
The Nsrth CsrSllna Goun,Ains durrs
Tie latter part Of last oCfoAsr. I had =
guide WITH ne ard ne had 20, clear OF
i1te the voots cato the very headua-
tsrs os Nowhere A nile fron .ny dad
Of rosd except . eoupatA vs dlopped
cato cabin eo1P.etely surrounded by
tie Prineval forest ezeepa sbou, ,hres
ssses Of PsieA A WOMAN in - cd
ho1esP1a dreaA With half dozen chi.
ersa a. her heslS Responded 70 our
Hello" Hsd ~ We wsrO prs,ty tir-5
vs hiieA~d cur horses su5 ueat IN 10
cn.k = glGsa os u5Ik uhssh shs a.
sAs So1ld lst - have she had uulr.
ua cup. but that answered tie purpose.
Ast Affs< ! bad pot away . plat or z.ors
esgan TO aSk hsr = fsu euesro.,
soSut AsEsea Aae her nsigsborbeoa
u vAs rsaly Pititsl 70 hear beg. .r5
NsaT fs- ElaEtss I tod her I LAD
s07siAiHg u ~ sasflebArs that [
Hoagei slight p,s.s< the shnar,- "A
~Has copy Q. a. inss;r1isd papsr -i,h
ioi u psSiSTes q; The D-usy os.sb-,.
yea u Ns- rsrk ssd ~kss / sar~ss {,
esfSrs tAs ycsagsisrs iAsr fai.rr.,
va q tAs h'eass, kne. vAIls tia, 9;
las 10tssr wa sl7Sst nIil.sA a..
iASSgA aAs - tsks . IOel hs-
NAA;'s the PiSss<Sr sAs Gsk.d n,
Ale Sosh sSi reAd
'res Dssey ossss-stioa-
WHAT'S iAslF
Way. tieat jos ever Asar Q. Dsu.
pr asksd n geaulse Earpri,e
I neskoa sot He cost Ht. 'rovss
ihsse para s0vAars. dosa ksY
OA, 70; hs rpes 1. wssAlax,0-,
Wars tAAi; s0-a u tSs s-t,l..
niaar
wAAAiAs,o. Ia II. capital 9, n,
county, yos k.eu.'
ksat zAnY
xsEialsy. yos Hssa,' r.,-y.s
@os, !. So.TOv ,AAa u s.Ess.
hAA ASZslsL e xSE.sty. a.
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TEACHING PERSISTENCE
Evsa Mere Babea Can Bs Eaoa.r
ssed Is the Habit Of Try
tag AEaia-

Few httls shildrea. Of course. vel.
unfairly ssi themselves 70 svsrooas
ds6eultss, ys; more would Do 20 q
parents and nurses were not IN the
hac-i Sf catering 70 that EtKhtinsa
sAAraelsris;is Of 4ll ysaag tkiars
weieh ieAes thez - tellgu CD Wat
ever aoasntAriIg s,irsslS skesr A.
'enttoo- The capacity to awell for =
lons tine EPoa one though, tzvolv,s
eois Intensity Of desire and tnaats
ambition % reach rigAi rszzlta I
have seea this struggle tor perfection
II a. ineiPisai fora show itsslf ia
little child ou; Is noathE cd AaS
how si-osrely ] respected tAas attls
o7s- BE was sitting Il his n0,hsrs
lap e~si3e The library table o.s even
izg whsa 10 81 i6ie mood xhe took
Up penny and Sc; {, o. the head
o. = snail Elt irasEe ;hree or four
ines-s high and With a head searvely
larger than the eolu- Sselrx that The
baby Watched her. she said. piarful.
ly' -Raby o.a't Go hiatt he ~
;is ons's brown sves s7arkA~s With a
look that seensd 70 Say; -oA, sazt
II Ant tsdaS the pszny IN Ala
4nserS he ssaysd 20 balGsoe /, &C
Iss bad done. Il fell @OA!- Asid
sasy 9uistly, and pi,kiaS Il up sris1
tE1i1. With TIE sauas result WiiA.
or tie less, t'Fn of disosvraguoan,
CT i=patie.os ghs little ik.aE trsa
orss trc over again TOR q soo-S Il
r-sa urtn az last ks tuse-stsa ia
eA-Eacrr tAs eola ca he ksa5 q he
!zags Tie brave BABY We Far,
siz = ROAD % tpPlEuBs. saa IL
lo1'Ess trun ous 10 tie o,hsr q u
rtih q ,lrcus Htiis glance q ,Atls.
iactca rhs usxi iay be eoald 20,
- pF-Talsd upos 20 uadertaks Tie
sane Feat Agala. OBee hAvng den.
oastrzisd tAAt be eoaid Do ii u. &c,
l5ft 90 ia;sreff. Hsrr vAs q uny
Esru IL WAat o, diheul,ies e Goa.
quer' a. iIfAat Ns~ioa. sHeslling n
ihs solhty 20 ooneentras his skol.
zizt upon . singis osjeet 20 lonE
as .i vas nroessAry Tor TIA, csSesi
20 saFruss his Attsntioa.-FIessao
Hall Winterhurn. n WonAn's Rome
SSzFaEis4
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NOTES FOR TIE LADIES
Be In vogue 10 the
spFinE.

Joose-tronted waists have two dArti
on each side Of the center a. usual,
and both are bonsd.
Domestic eheviois In attrHetl,s
shades Of gray and Light brown are
as low in price as 50 cent? a yard
Ladies cloth is eloth.6nished aan.
mel
Long needles used IN sewing some
times tire people, especially II AeJ
have short angerS SO change Jour
sizes until you are suited For bAst-
ing, the long millinerS needles sre
convenient
snan-Agurei and striped unens and
Madras goods for shirt-walsis are
shown in pink, light and navy blue,
hgAt green and lavender toass, with
pink and lavender leading.
White ostrich SeatherS nsy b
cleaned in bath Of nAphtha. bainS
careful not 70 90 the cleaning near
either are or artificial light Hang
IL the air and see that the rAph,ha
has evEpors;ed before attempting 10
curl the tcs;her1
FaRey Bsads-Be2is ean bs bought
BY the string and threaded On vaxsd
thread for the long necklaces % much
wsra Coral beads COS, from rs to
IS eer;s string. and eolored pearls
tron sS TO 50 cents
The new belts do not show any
startling changes. They are made OF
riobon. piece silk. kid. leather, velvet
and silk elastic. Clasps are snail And
very ehoiee in rose gold, old EilVsr o.
steel Beaded and harness bslfs Ars
the popular extremes.
Cleaning Lsce.-Cleaa your real lace
barb By spriakHng 1t thiekly on both
sides with nAgnesiA Place II bs-
tween sheets Of blue OF white assus
paper in : large book and Huhiss.
the book 70 pressure for q hoaFs
then shake the powder cut
Whslsboass win sousiines turn In
the casing In spite Of al We Do 70
p-sTent them II they Do. tsks The
boaes out p1i them IN holliHg water
for sve niagies Aad thea iroz them
straight. Tie nsv ns;hod q boaIzg.
with the .saiherboas sswsd Gown The
esnter Of each p!ec- oa the ssvtng
uAehins- Is Usually satisiaetory.
Waite eEgaaey seems 10 hses s,-
iainsd : sEa hold upon the sfs0tisas
Of women AID win reAPpeAr eurtng
tie coming season. Trimmed In
NeeAi1 o. Vslsne,sanss laoA asA
vorz over white lawn. orgsady vo1lt
b most suitable for wear In . warn
climate White hnings are cooler Raa
more tsSsso,able than eol0rsd enes-
Lsdies' Ho-e r---ual
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A hS,3sozs eoo-~zy sssz 70; long
aro hst TIE set-N frame covered
smoothly With = erscs6s pattern &
ers;c11e before she po-tisre Was hzng
L tie us-A way. The ssec; giysa US
;sai Of Sep reeesE TAis EYaliea-
tsoa q fairies 70 wOodvo-k Is, Ls hks
Already be. stated IN this eoluzn. BE-
coming poPulsS with the best tseOrzf.
en- Il It's way sioss Is It possible 70
get Esas.scto-y colc- sSesfA-N Y.
PaEt.
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ovBRcR0wDED LONDON. / -
Gigantic sehs1ss Are BeihG Coasid-
srsd to Relieve the CoaEestIoa
- the streets.

fss everercvded eSadltiOu Of Lsn.
don Ia causing such mea a. Sir Joha
Welfs Barry snd the Society Of Arts
IN Leseoe . great deal Of trouble
he and sons other eminent engi-
neers have eeeh writing and taIdnr
On this subject for jean and they have
been pointing cut that II LONDON Is 10
grou Ls u has been and keep pace
VITA the reqrlrensnis Of the creates,
dU In tie world. that cone radical
snd rs'olStiensry Improvements ruts
- made - the widths Of s;reea It
II pSiriet cut that Londoa With II,
PoPulstion Of scoo.0oo o.nnos zuss
leageF svacs this question
What vii Be the irsfse, Il 10 satss.
iArevn on our streetA in the nex, 70
year Waen Leassl'S PopslIiisz will Be
u. %: .ooof
Nr. Barry turaiaAes estina,es O,
eoss Of uitenirg Iiree;s sad OF eroas-
tng o. east and vss; sad north ana
seSih trsfe By means Of hriires
e'es or under the streeti at ar Of The
i7PorihntPlaees o. iutsrseciior. name
~ Eyds Park Corner. Piac.silly Or.
esa' Wellington street the str.aa
southwark Bridge roaa. sad Upper
Thames street
A great theroEghf.ze to bs 1ts t,e,
~tes eat right throszA London from
vest to esII with IubsitlAry eonuec-
eoaa YOU'D be ;H nIlea lozk. Mech
q the property "a valuable for rersSen.
"a ParpeseA Su; the mighty interest.
Al stake NAY senInd its removal
Ieeesu.Eted coat o. ikiI rev stree,
soHlt cost little us5.r so 90 aoo
lie psrPose h to relieve TIE over.
crowded eontitioo o, the-oughfsre.
Ias west and east trase tt Hrd.
FaFS eoraer ucua pass srse- a u5pk.
a rote. A; Fieeatilly eir-u, 2, uouIs
q tATo1gh 4 iUnasl Of iso rarst Al
A9'saie hiii- iov vit5osts ara h-sssss
~oulo he built At orfcrd ,.r-., ~.
Nef' Aac east i'a5s roult crus, or.,
IsP?inssII oosrt r1ad rsssur "A.
ETtts ei a Portssa .. orfo-,s -,
iro Or hres feet
rro'iaaoa eai ie - zsss for "a.
- sEsisuteS 1850 s.hs ..d ,.,.
rsAsss s.fas cara tna chez ..ss,,.,
ne hssr,y 'rsss ir'a,v,s a. .zp-naI.
i1is 81 y 50 7es kszr-,As lsss .. 4,
- eat q LA trsSS - ss.syhths
oss', e. tie !-iii.os,isr 9. ~. a.
Posed izpruv=e-t
Isii ,ssse i=p,er.z..,I uE.,,,,
say ee zats Ss.s uits,., 49,
LssSe7 ii o'.rSroutss IA h.-s.-..
y Aunerest q nirruu t,re... 80,
s-a ''s trlts ar ss=zsre,
80 VI alul'iP'y ,ristizx lrsoo
,sasesst, y 10 an us,sagrsbis s.rr,.
PAiiatslPha Prsa
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TAs platform % that new institn-
tion. of thar sxrurEaiei drama. occu-
pied only hy these pzrcSi o. ren aae
women. vll 6raw % itself Millions o.
people Who have nsver beer 10 see the
6rana raore than oaoe or twice in their
lives Or never saw il q; all
As 10 the draine of yonr life and
mine. Il Will soCn enc. There viii bs
no encore 20 bsiug Is hack Al the be-
ginning Of that drama Of life stood a
cradle. at he end Of Il Nin stand .
grave. The irs; act. Neicoase. The last
act, farewell The intermediate scts
banquet and haitle procesSioI.s, bridal
and funerss soncs and tears. laughter
and groanS
II WAS Tot original with shake
speare when be said; ~AE the worlds
q stage and all the men and women
merely players lie cot il from 81.
Paul who, Is centuries before that Rad
written; we Gre made a spectacle
unto the world and TO angels and to
men A spectacle in 4 coliseum fSht-
ing with Niid beasts in an anphithea-
ter. the galleries fun. looking down
Here we destroy Lon Here we Crap
PIE with a gladiator. whsn we fall.
devils shout When we rise. angels
sing. A spsctaels before gallery above
gallery. gallery above gallery. Gallery
Of our departed kindred locking down
TO see IL We are faithful and worthy Of
our Christian ancestry. hoping for our
victory. wanting to throw Us = garland,
glori6ed children and parents. with
cheer on cheer urging usoa. Gallery Of
the nartyrs looking dowa-ths Poly
earps and TIE Ridleys and the NeKalls
and the Thebsn legion and the scotch
CoveaanterS and they Of the Brussels
market place and Of Pietnont-orying
down from The galleries: God gave us
the victory, and He Will give It you. ="
Gallery Of angels looking down-ehsru.
bic, Serzphics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
their wings 81 every advantage we gain
Gallery Of the King, from hieh there
WIVES 8 Scared hand and from which
there comes s sympathetic voice say
ing: ~Be thou faithful unto death.
and l viii give thee crown Of lie. .
Oh. the spectacle in which you and are
the sectors, Oh. the piled up galleries
looking down,
seene; The las, day. Stage; The
rocking earth. Enter; Dukes, lords.
kings, beggsrs, clowns. NoSword. No
tinsel No crown. For footlights:
The Gndling flames Of world. For or
eheStra: The trurnPets that awake the
dead For applause; The elAppine
hoods Of the sea. For curtain: The
Heavens rolled together as scroll. For
tragedy; The Doom Of the ProaigA,e. {"
For the last scene Of the fifth act:
The tramp Of nations across the stage.
some TO the right, others 10 the left.
Thea the bell Of the last thunder will
Eing, aud the curtain will dp,nf
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REllArToana R Sleeper.

"iA hAve Kansas City a, 9.Os .. N.
-. - tis.e-eihg November 90. and S,tpr.
aAY q each sesk thereafter NJ. ~ ~
49,. 49,. hA''sss & Texas railWaS fOg san
~. 49,, 4, Without change. Route Via
~ - - a. 4 I, throagh laD1ans N
" N&1s ; A. and A + railWNy. W,co
~ ~ f-1ionio' 81. Fac. %. Fisionjo
,,,.. s,.e.-sa Sah Autouia 10 t,aliioTD,x
Aats Ihe equipneot viii consist ~
s.aii'S .. cars q the m0sg approved ~.
-; -; III tne ia,es, improvements and
.,.sl-i.nSs o.s-ioItS FOf special mates. etc CIV.
-, -. -. sitears,on. ApP'y 10 Any local
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aal.ia FnI,.r tsr e.k,.

CT; zyer r1.sias into halves re-
rcve TIE SEEDS Ena chop then sas-
Bo.l together half pound Of sugar
and kat = cupiul of wzie- gntl tke
si-up splns heAvy thread. Beat the
whites q two eggs 10 4 ssis frsth. k3d
70 tAsn grsauA1y, beating al he
wsile he bdling strip. Beat uutil
cool E1s stiE. then add Oas cupH-l es
esoFPed rEik,ns Or chopped dsteA kgs
cr rurs-Iztisz' Fcrre yor-rsi
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BeeOnlnE COIor-.

Women With sallow compilations
should wear such shades as dark. red.
pink yellow and cream npsle as well
q saiioE, deeper tones Of similar col
oFs are most becoming. II rosy and
a.ear, alnost any shade nav be worn
NAVY blue brings out all Of The lines on
. taOs' but toned up with cardinal or
deep rose pink the trying effect Of the
eiae !. onse,--IAdiss' Home Journal
0VRRCR0WDED LONDON.
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sieubenville, o. &areh so.-Hoz-
J. a. Bingham sx-ninis;er TO Japan.
S.a eN-ou-greSsnzn from this dis
iEis,' IS dead al CadiE- Mr Bingham
vas an attorney for the prosecution
in the trial o. Presidsnt Eaeolz's as
s4zSirg
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Seattle. Wssh, March s0.-A daring
bsok robbery oscgrTsd here yesterday
Afternoon. Two uea entered the
First national bank Ahout tVn p N.
aad. s-izing = package Of currency.
estimated 70 contain Ss9Q. made their
ssozps- Employees Of TIE bsnk pur-
5csd the thisves. but unsaccessfuly.
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kansas ciiy NEreh H-Rsssu;. a,
vasei to-.sy. II ssrs aalss b. ,.r "a.
So slre. GfEife. SoI hars Gsz,a
Nc hart SsaAc Ne q rss. - So
rel ts5Sae. Ne red. kaexe. Re.
o..pta % ezra to-eRy = esrs. Ne u,tx~a
A5SAe; No. raiTs. Iss.SsSe. No 4
E-iHet tte5fSe, Ne. uhits. q. -xsl.e.
NJ . Waite Sc. Ne. Ehits StSc Re.
q esfs to-day. u carr: No uirs. SIS
ste; Nc aiIei .. cE,rc: No rniIsS
~. Ne pAite So. Nc uh.t,
itAs-Se. Nc 4 vhifs slssese. Recsip,.
q tay. q e.rI; tirzoihy. ehase. ~ -,
! > clever, pure, . sors e. ehots. p-a,rss
' 80 s.. Ilftlf. rsaesN % EErs -.
pes Sea Poultry. tive hs.a &C. ~ n !.
o'aiisrt 1e' roosts-s Ifi4Sase sass. tur.
EeJA ti9es-qc; egskI e. eess. ~,
l.gsozA &c ser Sex Butter. srtrs f..sE
y -Ai-y, he; country ron iS.,e p.
"a "a home Er0uh NSsA. per -
H.1lsheA ta-soc per eoI SarcA..
s7inAeA 1set,n per - O-Isas- nors.
ErSEa Ss&e 9sE - Parszi1s s9oEs
ltE - Beans uBe1a pes -. rsvy
rs ner ba Puupkina xsssar u.r tsr
haeaard squash ssfsac psr dos Rhu.
AT. Ne Per tcI b1achsa ApplSs. FAR
- caste, Scefl % psr b
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AiiA OoldroE-You COAT tssr "a
sa's 1pSA regard for sount Spaghetti.
"sai @ you NOV OF hinf
~ PsPpery-Nothing o. nv person.
Al kAoW.ecss- but some Of nv friend,
uiee 70 kno~ him quite well.
tSea yes never net him before
~. Ee Ire always shaved zyss,s .
-PtilA5tlplia Prem
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sso1x Falls, 3 d, March Sa- Eiiza-
oeth 7. struble. editor Of the Nautilus
I tAris'iaa science newspaper. pleaded
ga.iiy n the teaerAl coart yesterday
afternoon 10 sellding ohscsne utera-
tur- thro-EA the mails and vas aned
$40 Ms. Struhls refused 70 paw The
ane and last hight was taken 10 ja2.
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TEE IAs-E

TrHius I'll pass Lex.nEtor Iunesio-
TIE WAessh a. follows;
Gsiug sts;-No. - iossi frsishi. ssso A.
T.; &c. 4 EAsisrr EKpr-ss, ii:i0 q a.;
Nc. Il Eas.sra EIeress, Is.os p u Ne.
e Mall had EEprsss, ,;4s p n; Ne. {,
AEaste EIP--ss, 1851 , 4.
Gsiag wesi-Sa. :. Mall tsa Exp-ss.
ssa2 a Il; ~. q. KAssas CITY Aoeo1odA
iinr. ser o.
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CHieaEo. Ns-ca . Cash what-Nof
lst fs-7as. Ne ] red. s-sae. Ne hare
siatsf; ssGci Nc. h.r. Ntntsr. -
..as' NJ aortkssa s5ring F-s.ssyl- :.
No noT7hsrn EEung. z.Gg-lc- NoI
-sst.sTa spftag. f--Gsa4e Corn-Nog
No , ~ ~
LallA N.rct B-Whest-Sa 2 rsa
~. ave- IA. trleh 7zi-E-sAe Corn
-. "a Ae irscE- - ere oats-
Wtiis E-c ~
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IEe Boez ySgtA ~e3, ertrezeiy
youHs Els esseatbo. "A over sss =.
. esaS-eiet = frta e bsflsesa wher
at "a lt h'a brids Gees roi soz. "a
~ Poiito1lesA, Ut asgtLy utik a
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-13
BREACH OF NEUTRALITY.
A German View OF the Crossing of
Portuguese Territory by British.

BERLIN. April 12-In the forthcoming
number OF Nation. Professor Won Bar. of
the University OF Goetingen, will discuss
the international law aspect OF the trans
portation of British troops through Por-
tuguese territory and the action of Lord
Roberts in requesting the Beers of the
Free State to take an oath not to partici-
pate IN further hostilities against England.
He considers the former a serious breach
OF neutrality. The authorities whom he
cites. including American and English jur-
lists, are unanimously opposed to such
proceedings where previous treaty pro-
viding for IL does not exist. Where such
treaty does exist the authorities are d.
vidsd. but Professor Won Bar contends that
such treaty cannot be universally ac-
cepted as a principle OF international law.
He conjectures that the Anglo-Portuguese
treaty contemplates only troops to be used
against negro tribes and Is. therefore. In
applicable TO the Transvaal He cites
the case OF Belgium and Switzerland
which, IN 1s7o. refused to permit the move
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-13
ALL FOR M'KINLEY.


CINCINNATI, o.. April 12.-Three Re-
publican conventions were held here to-
day, all adopting strong resolutions for
the denomination of President Mckinley
The Hamilton county convention also
adopted resolution instructing its sew
enty-one delegates to the Republican State
convention at Columbus to vote as a unit
for l.. c. Lalin for secretary of state. The
nominations for congressman and the
county ticket will be made at future con-
ventions. In the First Ohio district, Jospeh
I. Carew was nominated for elector
Charles p. Taft and George B. Cox were
made delegates TO Philadelphia and Louis
Kruckemeyer and A. J. Conroy alternates
In the Second Ohio district Thomas p.
Egan was nominated for elector. John A.
Caldwell and Henry Bremfoerder were
made delegates to Philadelphia and Scott
Bonham and John d. Morris alternates.
The resolutions of both congressional dis
tricts instruct the delegates Ito vote first.
last and all the time for Mckinley"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-13

Think Kansas City VIII Have n Hall
Erected by July 4.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 12.-There
will be no change in date or place of hold
ing the Democratic national convention,
previously set for Kansas City, July T.
The subcommittee of the national Demo-
cratic committee met the local commit
tees on arrangement here to-day, and
after going over the situation thoroughly.
drafted and signed a statement which
says:
eve find that the people of Kansas City
are determined TO rebuild the hall and have
it ready for the convention by July 4; and
that the committee in charge Of this mat
ter has now in hand, in cash, available
for rebuilding purposes, larger sum Of
money than was expended in the erection
of the building which has just been de-
stroyed The directors OF the hall COM
pany have entered into contract with re-
sponsible firms and corporations for the
reconstruction of the building. the con-
tracts requiring the work to be completed
prior to the date of the convention. In
each instance the contractors have en-
tered into heavy bond. with penalties, for
the literal fulfillment of their several en-
gagements. We examined these contracts,
and after full conference with the direc-
tors and architect of the building we are
satisfied that the hall will be rebuilt so as
to fully accommodate the convention in ac-
cordance with the original contract of
Kansas City and that no necessity will
arise for any change, either I'm the time or
place of holding the convention. We do not
consider that there is any necessity, at
this time, to trouble the full committee
with the further consideration of this sub
iectn