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The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08
LIVE STOCK MAI az=

New York May 7.-BEEvBS- Receipts 4 zoe heal:
opened slow but firm. more active later ,los'i
steady. all Sold steers. i50p 50. bulls 35sa+-ri
COWS 25a4 20. London cables quote state cana
higher at p Lar - per pound. tops l-l-. ole
ports $50 cattle lI59 sheep. and $3.50 quarter ~
beef.
CALvES-Rereipts. AK head. active 55c. bisr.-
than last Friday, all sold, vesis, 459aI0y. lis
calves and cuiIs. 3.0Ua4.00-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReOeiDrv. II A10 head sf-.l
weak; lambs 10al5c. lower common stock 81.
lower: spring lambs wanted and STEADY; an -r..
common 10 fair uushUn sheep. 475a5.i9. r1aU.l
10 good clipped do 3sJdj.i2 70, clipped s....
200: choice ard export wethsrs 5.5Ja6 90. u0s.p-r
lambs 7O0a7Ij. clipped do. J.5uu.tJ, s.p..i
calls 5,OO Southern spring l.m5s, 81 each, ssl
STATE do, 5e0.
HoGs-Receipts z 295 bead; easier; Ssts h,zs,
5.Jgs j.6)i mixed Western do. '-aa-
Caicago, May 7.-CATTLE-RsCeprs 1900 l-l..
including go Texans, steers i'r- 10 If' a.s. ..-
butchers stock active, TO- higher, best on sts
to-day, 9 carloads Western and t8Zl- a1l.
natives good 10 prime steers. f4gH1 g. gr >
medium. fl0aA75. selected feeders. stead. %
strong AZ5d5.0J. mixed st1rsers. tDa iy". ..a
0Ua46D. heifers. 3.EJQ5.l5. canufr-. i|#. ..
buils ZsG04 So. calves 45Od5.Z5, Texans. f..-.y.-
20 head. besl on sale to-day carloads ~ .-
Texas fed steers strong, 4O5T j.25. Texas ..'
HOGS-Rgeeipts to-day. p 600 head ro-us--.s.
IS 900 head esJImsted. Ieft over. $50" bead. B.. -
Zoe lower. top. 5.4J. mixed and E-t.H-r-. a...g
g. 40. good 20 choice heavy 5-s0s.ss. rough -H..
s.Iaq s 20, light. 5.00a5-go. bulk o. sales. 500
5.3Z H.
sHEEP-Stesdy 10 strong; lambs strong '1 ..@
higher. good % choice wethers. S-2,aa 80. 'a' ,
choice mixed, AI5d5.z5. Western sE-.p. staf-.
yezrlIngs = 5Op5 50. native lambs. JsIu %. ...-
arn lambs 60CHTzj
Baltimore. Ma 7.-HoGS-Recelpts f0r He a.'s.
II zgI against TO- COS last week L.str suppl.
market. moderate demand. prices g. ru IH. ....
Quote Far Western. 5.sDHJ g., far W's'... ~.
. 4ga5 80. from ofEer points. Era'F.
lignt hOgv 5.f5H5.tj5 iTbt pIFF. +.g""+.. b.. '.-
sO1s VgH4 y. stags -.-JH4l0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsr-iUts FOR OH. ".
. Q 4lg against - .sst week. LlElf rr....
10th sheep and ismbs Market I'fIr r.a- ITO
following quotations fJr clipped sfYrt @h..l
mou % good 6JGJ co. lambs ~ 60. .s..-s
lambs fair supply 5eTs ~
CALVE-Nzrket fair. selling trlm ! % % s"'
20 on market for The week
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MARKET REPORT.
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

BUTTER-Ths market remains unchanged in tone
and price and 4 firm. steady feeling prevails Re
csp;s are plentiful but the movement is Sufficient
to about absorb current receipts. and there appears
no accumulation. Receipts Of nearby makes are
in small volume ana generally poor quality.
EGGS-ln very light Teceipt t8-tFs. The demand
is not as active s should BE- bot sufficient 20 a5-
sor5 the stock. With warm weather at hand sto@k
should be shipped promptly while fresh
PUULTRY-The demand Is constant. Spring chick
eEs are scarce and wanted. should average IL
pounds 70 pair. The smaller average can be sold.
FRUTT-StFaNbe-r.es in liberal receipt ana good
ily but whore stock shows up soft and in OF
condition. sale is made without reference 50 any
quotation The damaged state or fruit arrival is
from over-riPe condition slack packing. and roek-
ing motion Of ears n ;raasit. pr5dHcing t0niit .Jns
the receiver Is in wise responsible for. but az
fecting values injuriovsly.
SOUTHERN VEGETABL LES-Cabb1s4 well formed
or solid in good demand, and bring g. - to 40 per
crate. Tomatoes scarce Beans SC IN fair supply
Asparagus from nearby beds coming forward more
freely.
CALVES AND LtNBS-Choice grades are IN light
receipt and wanted
POTAToES-Irish in liberal supply. Vans and
sweets in good demand
PORK-Dresse1 hogs continue in good demand.
GRAIN-Wheat market frm. Corn IS Advancing
Oats steady.
DRIED FRUIT-Demand has Stacked so much that
there is very little inquiry now for stock.
RITTER
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BAITIM0RE MARKETS.

Baltimore May 7-FLoUR-Steady' WAs's-7 -
Per. 29sG225. do. extra, 246a2so- d.. .-.
8 s0Gs5 81; winter wheat patent a651. ---l
do. S.75G 90; spring wheat straight 81 be-
cepts. i. l66 barrels
WHEAT-Stcsdy; spot and Nav, 81 .-.--. o.;
July. ;2G72 "a, receipts lo22 20 sasAs.s. .,y.-.
sss. SIS bushels. Southern wheat b. sample G,
- II. DO. on grade. 6Sg7-
CORN-Essisr; SPOT and MAY, q a-fti'. E.-s,
a ia asked. July. a. steamer MIXED. e. .'a..
receipts ,ds 2sJ bushels; exports 2s' s5s t-ss-.
Southern white ard yellow corn, i5cft.
OATS-Fm: No. . white, 2os35 -. - nike
ed p 3-4T 2S IA.
RYE-very dull. No. , near By. 50. No. ? ws..
era. j7G5S
HAY-Stesdy; No. I timothy, l7oo-
GRAIN FEEIGHTS-Ou!at. not much g.l-y.
steam 10 Liverpool. per bEshel. lid NAV Cows.
for orders. per quarter. Is. I-2ds2s. g. N.r. .-
la June.
SUGAR-FiTm, granulated. 81 -
CHEESE-Firm. large teTl2 -. medium. . 4
dl2 IL. small, y l-2Hl2 81
BUTTER-Firm: fancy. creamery. 28I2l. o.. fu.-
tatiCn, I5di9. dc, ladle Il. good ladle 10. .slA
1916.
EGGS-Firm. unchanged. I2 IL
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08
ASHANTIS ATTACK KUMAssI.
Capital of Gold Coast Colony Surrounded
bV Hostile Natives

London. May 6.-The colonial office has
received the following dispatch from Sir
Frederick Mitchell Hodgson. governor
and commander-in-chief Of Gold Coast
Colony, dated Kumassi. April p:
The situation, ] regret 10 inform YOU.
has changed for the worse. On April %. a
force was sent TO clear the rebel forces
to the eastward. Four members of the
consIabulary We're killed and a large
number of the rebels were killed or
wounded.
On April q the Ashantis surrounded
the town in great force, probably 10, 600
and made a determined attack The Hau-
sas We're obliged 10 eVacuate the canton
ment and 10 concentrate around the fort
The engagement lasted four hours. Twen-
" OF our native allies ana TWO Hausas
were killed.
The present occupants Of the fort num-
Der 25s. including eighteen Europeans. six
OF whom are missionaries. II is necessary
that further re-enfOTccmentS be sent 10
the Gold Coast"
Sir Frederic Hodg~On, under daIe OF
April -. telegTaphed:
Yesterday serious attack was made
on the fort by the rebels, but they were
routed on all sides with great loss. Two
members OF the cOnstabalary were killed
and ten wounded.
"a contingent OF Lagos COnstabulary
under Inspector General SApln. has ar
rived after TWO days severe fighting. The
column was attacked at Asagu when
was taken. with the loss OF one killed and
twenty-thrCe wounded. among them Al
lin. slightly
"On the following day the conting mt
was attacked two miles from KUma ssi
by S,0JO rebels. There was great loss III
taking the stOckade across the road Sew
-ral Asbantis there had arms Of precision
After desperate nghting the Ash4ntiS fed
TWO members Of the COuStabulaTy were
killed aud l33 wounded, including Assist
ant Inspector Read, Have been unable l.
send letters OF kilograms through"
Under date Of MAY 8 Sir Frederic Hodg-
son wired that the rebels were muS~e1
eastward. aud thar he had made demon
Stration the previous day with two guns
inTiCting great loss one Of the native
auXiiiarieS was killed.
The colonial Office announces that IN al,
diuon 10 the Lagos ConStabulary rt-eu,
forcements have been sent 10 Sir FIR deri.
HOCfsOn 3y the Sierra Leone 'front.' 2 Do.
Zee and from the West African frontier
police, m Northern and Southern Nigeria
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Vew YORK Nay 7-FLOCR-Esrsip,r % go $50
reis- sxpgr,s o. 3a5 barrels. There Eas FAR '-
rasad Tor Rausas strash,s and clears .l Hs.s.. .i
general dullnezz otherwise sy--L-Iy 10 -lfss 80
eats
RYE FIOyR-Dun
corn AEAL--sfea
KYE-stsady. So western. o.. o. b, ssr;
State re. 70. Q. e. Ns~ Yors --r I..s
BARLET-Qgst.
BARLEY NALT-DuH
Hki--5e4dy
lIJPr-gGlaf.
LARD-Eas.,r. Western Tssn.l 60 -
sssk. continent 80. South Ames..sa. s.. .,a'
P0RK-Qais.. family Ii6at5s. a.-. .'sr,
2. 58Hts ga- H.-s lz1515a -
EuTFEE-F1m. Western creamery. ls. -.
factory. IN 3. Imitation rfrsurry. -Ia...
1slf.. Var .s- .r~sr-rF 5000
CHEEsE-Marsst lnzsIflsd. fanrg. laE
70 l-g. fancy. is-E~ .s.srr5. is f.- taa. -i'
sbits --iti8. fsr-F. mail. Hli.rrI 30 ..
EiGs-FlFn. State sat F-ruelraH.a. s
p i-zHlt. -yuia~rU at MARI Ilat-
Hesirfu. a. msrt D. l.2c = fvgsaf b E.'s 90
1asTs. lZuIs l-z.
PJTATDEs- q-r,,. Ns4 Yaf6 ILsl q. L.. 5.s.-
d efffg ~ J-r-y rzvsfs. zg.rGE
1AL.1"-GaIHst hisatitr. cts. as. "-'h'
COTT6SsEED ou-N.f.,, .-.s. gs-- o.s.
= i-Lr1 o.. ys.ig3 EUg. D.
pETHOLEt N-H-sk. rvtn-I N-u E-. -
Phiiaa-iDhi4 - Eziil15rt sss. 10 Boz go %.
f+.J1+A y -4~f
Ii SFESTISE-Q4ie.
Ei'fs- -stsaty
AOI-Assf.s= straLy
FEASt T---tsa 3D.
CABHACEs- ssssGY. Flss.lz - ...-. -
fkEIiilTsATo flFsr1ol.. ar-aaF. ..-
steam. q gfalH. b. sf-su sfrsa.. -..t.
fFhi.fEh saisl. 5sa-sii. fs5 4.saf -. ..-
tDPifE-fNggfes aEeasi dali -. -'-i-
price. Rolled siagi sat fest-rs.vr. a...
sfasli loesl fr@diag 80 v-st 1r-.r'.-r
1etnE unsati sfartgrF. ~af~hgIHr #-.It-r-- .-...-
rsasipts lafFs. aad tas ~ l-l--1 t.l.s
taA a. ~ Unclaimed p:sess ta y-.l--
tsi ssiss. Zs55 t<Ks. 'srlaillz hsF. - a--.-'
: ls. @eD'rmhs-. 9 e. saf I-rrHff ... ~
klS hsu. SO. .n10l-. &c mi.9 s-.l' '
l-seI2l-
SuGAR-RzE STEADY. faIr IslliHE .s.s
u'fgrsl y tesi. = ,-ls Hsisrrr sass. ..-'.
sad sulct
AEIAi.s-Tasrr 80 -saaitvrstI- .-.-s .-.-.' =
s-akvls d~ssio9r1 lH tts uarGri .-f aF.--s
lsf- '4bieE acre ~ a. 4LlftHEs....#
Lsaa. s'tsr proionE~1 dgIiFas ~ s-.-.-.
dropped - i-1 points tgtaF laiHa i- tsr .
i.ek ~ a-aard. closing uezk a. stFstn
hJuI44Sy visa forsiga. Sea sea- s15
i5sTf. tlofiHk s-ak az - 20 g 30 rs .
fshia we're sea- asi quoted aaElE-'|
ApFttvrp SO feaudFy sas n5tsias4s
a Asgc Zs.ps A.2s copper ocEllEasu l-- -l- =
fssrEft a. ~ %. sgsHrT rUle1 4-.rr ..--.A
AZ i-2n4sI ~ The brokers' y-l.s o. So
- ans ~ coVpsT ia
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tx-sEcReTaRY EsDICoTT DEAD.
Veteran Jurist suecufnhs TO Pneumonia
Wa. secretary Of War IS~5-'S9.

Boston. May civilian Grow ninshieid
Endicott, Secretary CT War during Presi-
cent Cieyeland's first administration. died
al his residence in this city this after
noon Of pneumonia. aged sevenfy-three
years
Mr.. Endic9tJs system had been some
what enfeehled By an attack of lie grippe.
from which he suffered last winter, but
he WAS in apparently Eood bodily health
Up % last Wednesday. when be took his
customary drive shortly afterwari he
vas taken il. and pneumonia developed,
the disease reaching i-s most acute form
Saturday evening, - which time 1t was
feared BY the attending physician that
the patient could not I've through the
night. iIe rallied slightly, however. but
during sunday his respiration gradually
grew weaker. and about ) O'Clock he pass
cG peacefully away.
The funeral viii be private and burial
VIII be n Salem Mr.. Endicotts daughter,
the wife Of Joseph Chamberlain, the Eng
lish secretary OF state for the colonies
vas notified by cable. Mrs EndicO-t was
]-llen Peabody, daughter Of George Pea
body the phiIanthroplst
Mr.. Endicott was born in Salem. Mass.
-HbffilDfI ~ 4N-t- he Nd~ a NliF'L ut-
scendaut Of Governor John Endicott and
grandson of Jacob CroWinshield. Mr..
EndlcOtt graduated from the Harvard
University In 1s47 After this he studied
az the law school, and later with Ma
thaniel J. Lord, was admitted 20 the har
In $50. He was elected a member OF the
Salem common council IN 1852 and. after
faithful service Of five years. was made
city solicitor. He retired from this office
in 1854 and resumed his law practice
In 1873 ne was appointed by Gov VII
liam 3. Washburn 20 the Supreme Court
Of Massachusetts. Mr.. Endicott held this
position for ten years, and then. on ac-
count Of failing health. resigned. He was
originally Whig in political belief. and
when that famous parry broke up joined
the Democratic ranks. In November.
1894 MIR. EnGlCOtt was the Democratic can
dldate for governor Of Massachusetts, bur
vas defeated. In 1885 he was invited by
President Cleveland 20 join his Cabinet
as Secretary of War. He accepted and
served until 1889 when he retired to re-
sumo his law practice. He had been
president Of the Peabody Academy OF
Science, Of Salem. since 1862
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TAKEN FROM OFFICERS AND HANGED.
Unknown Negr0 Who Had Confessed His
GHiit Lynched in Alabama

Geneva, Ala, May 6.-An unknown ne
gro, about twenty years Of age, bare
footed, and Of a ginger color, was lynched
three miles from here yesterday. He as
saulted a twelye-year-Old white girl, near
Hartford, in this county, on Tuesday and
was captured two days later and taken
before the mayor Of Hartford for pre-
lmindry trial. He confessed, and was re-
manded to Hartford for trial.
The officers claim that when about
three miles from Geneva, they were over
powered by armed men, who took charge
Of the prisoner, and carried him into the
woods He was found dead, hanging 10 a
limb not far from the public road leading
Trapn this Mace To Hartford.
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lOCHREn's Porto RlCO DECISION.
Attorney General Griggs Wires for Copy
of the Judge's Opinion.

ST Paul MINI. May s-Attorney Gen
eral Griggs has Ielegraphed Assistant Dis
Jrlct Attorney NJ. j.. Purdy. asking for d
copy Of Judge Lochren's opinion In the
Rafael OTJiz habeas corpus case. The
opinion Was the. first authoritative juo.c-
ial utteraEce regarding the status If
Poi o Rican territory ewes given and nat
uTally is exciting great deal of interest
Judge LOChren has promised to put his
decision in the shape Of q written opinion
hui stated that II viii b. some line before
NJ will D. able 10 DO %
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Judge CuIber,ou sinking Rapidly.

Special 20 TIE Ppst.
Jefferson. Texas. May 6-Judge David r.
CulbersOn's condition took a serious turn
yesterday evening. DIS Fades and Tay-
Tor. Of Marshall, were called in for a
consultation to-day. Dr. Armisl-ad MS
family physician, thinks the Judge g. 70
better He says his patient il gradually
sinking, and hardly thinks he caE 1--we
until Senator CulbSrsJu arrives.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08
PlUCKY FIRE SUFFERERS.
SandOn's Homeless Population Refuses TO
Leave the burned Town.

Spokane. wash. Nay GA KasiO. Brit
sh columbia. dispatch says.
Saudon presents q scene Of desOlatiOn.
Miles RambauPh. gambler. persisted in
the clifton Hotei lie caIae from Finches
Canada, The property loss is now figured
al t7Vo"J }, NJ. Harris, owner of the
town site, Is the heaviest loser. S}10gy1
Df1rTs Of assistance are pouring So. kaslo
tyUk the lead with a special train Of sup
plies Vancouver, New Denver, SLOGAN
City. Nelson. ana Ofber points came
promptly TO the rescue. While Winnipeg
Nlrcd Draw on us lOT $3.50 ali the
large mines around the town placed their
lig boarding houses al the disposal OF the
Homeless Tiic people are sticking pluckiy
10 the burned town. A0-t VI lLcin refuse
10 leave IL 10 come 20 kIsiO.'
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suicide Reveal. Carl ..en-su'. Identity.

Minneapolis. MINI. May 6--Carl Ger
sen, Ehs attempted suicide BY opening
the arteries in his wrist. died to-day. He
proved 10 b. the brother Of a German
admiral He comes Of good family and
was we'll educated.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08

ANGOsTUHA EiTTEHs not only distinguish them
selves ~ their tEySF aId aromatic od0r above al
C'hsrs bot slz0 . sure preventive Tor diseases
originating 90 The digestive ofgsns- Get thr ga
Zine arIicls Manufactured - Dr. J. q. z sisEsr q
EuEa
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The Father Embraces Both sons.

"Ah! the face of this pOuting elder son
is put before us in order that we might
better see the radiant and forgiving face
Of the father. Contrasts are mighty.
The artist. in sketching the field of Wa
teTloO, years after the battle, put dove
in the mouth of the cannon. Raphael, in
one of his cartoons, beside the face of a
wretch. pat the face of a happy and innO-
cent child. And so the sour face Of this
irascible and disgUsted elder brother is
brought out, In order that in the contrast
we might better understand the fOrgiving
and radiant face of God. That is the
meaning of it-that God is ready to take
back anybody that is sorry, to take him
clear back, to take him back forever and
forever and forever, 10 take him back
with a loving hug, to put a kiss on his
parched lip, a ring on his blOated hand,
an easy shoe on his chafed foot a gar
land on his bleeding temples and heaven
in his soul. Oh, fall fiat on that mercy
Come, my brother, and let us get down
into the dust, resolved never to rise until
the Fathers forgiving hand shall lift US.
oh, what a God we have Bring your
dOXolOgies. Come. earth and heaven, and
join in the worship. Cry aloud. Lift the
palm branches, Do you not feel the
Fathers arm around your neck? Do you
not feel the warm breath of your Father
against your cheek? Surrende-, younger
sOni Surrender, elder son, Surrender all,
Go in to-day and sit down at the banquet
Take slice of the fatted calf, and after
ward, when you are seated, with one hand
in the hand Of tie returned brother. and
the other hand in the hand Of the rejoic-
ing father, let your heart beat time to the
clapping of the cymbal and the mellow
voice OF the 1Ute. II is meet that we
should make merry and be glad, for this.
thy brother, was dead. and is alive again:
he was lost, and is found"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08

Total to-dav-Ner 23g5. Great Britain s.1...
France, 2i2. continent. sl5s stock, ..s.1.I. Gone
sCIidated-Nzt. s. 3g4. Great Britain tG-. Franz,
2l2. continent L057 Total since September I-Na,
6.2If 269 Great Britain 20jg.G29. France, C.4ls
continent 4ft I-I
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FOUL SPIRIT OF ENVY
DIR. Talmage Scores the Men
of Churlish Heart.
HOW TO HELP THE PR0DIGAL SONS
Elder Brother of the Parable an Example
of the >eIf-righteous Church Member
Pharisaism Worse Than DissoiufeBess
Because IL Is Usually Incurable-Jeai-
ousy Deeried a. the Meane-i Of sins
Advice to sour and Cranky Christians.

The people who think too much Of their
own virtues TO condone the faults Of the
sinner, who scout at the permanency Of
reform in the fallen and decry all that
does not fit into their own notions OF
what is right, were brilliantly caricalured
and roundly denounced by Dr. Talmage
IN his sermon for the first Sunday in
May. He drew the lesson of his address
from the parable Of the Prodigal Son. and
compared the pOmpOus, self-satisfied, en-
viOus church7Soer 10 the elder brother
who would take no part in the feast IRE
pared for the returned wandeTer. ard up
braided his father for lavishing plenty
on his wayward child. DR.. Talmage took
for his text Luke xv:2S: And he was
angry and would not go in and SAID:
Many times have / been asked to
preach q sermon about the elder brother
Of the parable. ] received a letter from
Canada saying. Is the elder son Of the
parable 50 Unsympathetic and so cold
that he is not worthy of recognition
The fact is that We ministers pursue The
younger son. You can hear the fiapplng
OF his rags in many a sermonic breeze.
and the cronching OF the pods for which
he was an unsuccessful contestant
confess that il has been difficult for me-
TO train the camera obscura upon the
elder son of the parable / could not get
a negative for photograph. There was
not enough light in the gallery, or the
chemicals were poor or the sitter moved
In the picture. But now / think I LaVe
him. Not a side-face, or a three-qua -trrs,
or the mere bust but full-length por-
trait as he appears 10 me. The father in
the parable of the prodiGal had nothing To
brag OF in his two sons. The one was
rake and the other a ehurl I find nosh-
ing admirable in the dissoiuteness of the
one. and | find nothing attractive in the
acrid sobriety of the other. The one gJeS
down over the larboard side. and the
other goes down over the starboarI side;
but they both go down.
From all the windows of the old horne
stead bursts the minstreIsy. The floor
quakes with the feet of the rustics. whose
dance is always vigorous and resounding.
The neiehborS have heard of the return
or the younger son from his wdnJerin"s
and they have gathered together. The
mousse IS fun of cOnsratuIa tors. / sup
pose the tables are loaded with luxuries.
Not only the one kind of meat mentioned
out IT'S concOmitants. 'Clapr 90 the
cymbals thrumr go the harps. click
go the chalices, I'D and down go the feet
inside, while outside is a most sorry spec
tacle.
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Aeeursed spirit Of Envy.

"a gain. ] remark tnat Ine senior DrOtn-
er of nv text stands for the spirit OF
envy and Jealousy. The senior brother
thought that all the honor they dii 10
the returned brother vas a wrong TO him.
He said. 1 have stayed at home. and
ought 20 have had the ring and / ought
10 have had the banquet and / ought 10
have had the garlands.' Alas for this
spirit Of envy and Jealousy coming down
through the ages! Cain and Abel EslG
and Jacob Saul and David. Haman aai
Mordecai. Othell0 and Iago, Orlando oHG
Angelica, Caligula and TOTqualus. Caesar
and Pompey, Columbus and the Spanish
courtiers, Cambyses and the brother he
slew because he was d better marksman.
Diouysius and PhilOxenius whom he slew
because h was q better singer. Jealousy
among painters. ClOstermsn and GeUf-
frey KUelleT. Hudson and Reynolds.
Francia. anxious 10 see a picture OF Ra-
ph4el Raphael sends him a picture
Francla. seeing IT, falls into fl OF jeal-
Ousy, from which he dies. Jealousy
among authors. How seldom c0ntsmpO-
raries speak OF each other. XenOphon
and Plato living at the same time, but
from their writings you never would sup
pose they heard OF each other. Religion
JealOusles The MOhammedans praying
for rain during drought. no rain cCm-
ing. Then the Christians begin 10 pray
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TORNAD0ES IN KANSAS
Destruction Wrought by Half
a Dozen Fierce Storms.
ACCOMPANIED By LOSS OF LIFE

Central Portion OF the state swept Over by
Fannel-shaPed Twi-ters, Causing Great
Damage 20 Farm Property ever Wide
Area-DeIziIs Meager Owing TO Pro-tra-
t!on of TeteEraph Lines - similar Visit
taIion Reported from Nebraska.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08

Nex York. Nay 7.-FLoUR-Esrfip,v o. go $50
reis. exports y 2a5 barrels There Sas far ~
usad for Rausas trssh,s and clears .l Es.a- '
general dulln-zz otherwise ssJ-ei4.ly To- lrfHg -
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-08

ing making an address. he has a patron
ling Way. a. though ordinary Christians
were clear away down below him - ~
had 20 talk at the TOP of his voice ~
"a ne time enccura gtng them 20 nope On
that by climbing many years they may
after a while come up within sight ~
the place where he now stands. tel
you plainly that a roaring. registering,
bouncing sinner ~ not 50 repifyfye TO ne
as that higher-lifs malformation. The
former may repent; the latter never gets
over his phsTisaism.
The younger brother CT the paTable
came back. but the senior brother STANDS
outside entirely oblivious OF hlS own de-
and deficits. prorouncing MS
own eulOgium Oh. how much easier II i
to blame others than to blame ourselves
Adam blamed Eve. Exc blamed the ser
pent the senior brother blamed the
younger brother, and none of them blamed
themselves.