davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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toasA stem. lay The ses and then
eloea the pueninS j9ffk nnida from

tossA stem. lay tie err and then
close the openisS with lpids from
her mouth, tia amount al. work per.
formed BY her 10 incredible. She Il :
frail looking insect Of . pale gfeeA
color. with CLASSY wings, but she
sometimes borss - or 10 holes, and
lays - many eggs in . day. II you
will examine the raspberry STALKS
during the winter Jon may often
and long scars, showing where the
holes have been bored. These eeg1
Of the tree cricket remain all winter
and hatch In the early summer.
But crickets have ~ many Different
methods Of nest making - birds
have, and while . few Of the adults
survive the winter. most Of next sum
mer's "shrillers" must hatch from the
eggs in the various nests. The eggs
are laid in autumn and hatch the
following spring into little crickets
that look like the grown ones, but
have no wings until later ON. Walking
sticks lay their eggs loosely upon the
ground. where they are more or less
protected by the fallen leaves. Each
egg has st the upper end iid-hke
cover, and the tiny walking sticks.
always green at Arst. push opsn this
lid in the spring and crawl out.
Myriads Of the eggs Of grasshoppers
Hs In the ground, IN compact masses
Of 70 to 90 each. They begin to
hatch about mid-April. and are lively
little insects without wings. bat
otherwise like their parents.
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TEST FOR oATHNAHn eUu.
rhe cA>sass naa's lavsaessa - nevs
. T4Ars.sA Tsial ~, ~
osvssnnsat.

Early next month the Gsthmann
gun will be given practical test. The
weapon 10 at the Sandy Hook proving
grounds. The floating targets 70 b
used in the test are almost completed.
They will represent the full strength
Of modern battleship's broadsids.
The 0sthmann gun will be fired at one
Aosting target and The regular army
i1-insA rife At the other target The
compel titive test will be watched and
the results formally reported BY .
mixed board Of army and navy sxpert.
A. the last session Of eongreas Sss,.
$50 WAS appropriated TO construct Ne
Aoatins targets and make Other pssp-
aretions for the competitive tHsts.
which will Be watched With unusualin-
tsrest BY Ordnance oAicials through
out the world. Ths Law requires that
at lsast ten shots Be- Ar>d from the II
inch weapon and one or more Torpedo
shells from the Chicago mans gun.
The targets. representing the side con-
struction Of the htest type Of battle
ship. are faced witha Xruppiss6Armos
plate eight feet By sixtssa sad twelve
inches Thick. q raf1
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YuoLIsH BOOK TRADE.
D0oAo Ter the AaAaAA Aso
Vosy Deagha 1AAooA

According 70 the Lo.doa sssrs-
spondent OF the New York THbaDs
English publishers report that TIE
salss Of books have Increases recently.
and that the prospects Of the sutuns
trade are brighter than for two ysAss.
Heinemann aIserts that be has never
sold 20 many six shilling and six penny
books a. he has this season. There are
many signs that the public is andiss
the newspapers dull and rsvertins 70
books. Heinemann 10 issuing roult-
ney Rigelow's colonial book this week.
and be will issue bright story BY Ars.
BigeloW later in the month. He u ad.
vertising an edition Of i0o. 900 copies
Of Hall Gaines Eternal CITY" and has
completed plans for library Of II
French master pieces Mrs. Nsynsil's
fresh volume Of verse may BE- expected
IN the course Of few weeks. Chap
man 4 Hall are undertaking . so0-
pIets edition Of Rtehasdson's aovsh IN
% volumes.
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WILL KIIp OFF NosQulross.
0Akss Dasssvssy 1aOas11a0
The Castor Do0a,

Prof. Starr. Of the University Of CHI
caeo. has discovered . msans Of driv-
ing away mosquitoes 10 says tAst .
plant OF the ssmmon cantor bean.
planted In the front yard. will keep tAs
pests ont Of sight and hearing.
The professor recommends that the
plants bs set out in Lincoln park, and
that anybody Who Is bothered witA
mosquitoes Try The ssmsdy,
The discovery was made while Prof.
Starr was trsveling in tropical eoun-
tries. He was annoyed beyond endur-
anes By tie insects. and In despsfstio.
secured . few leaves Of he castor
bssn. intepding to use them 70 hrusA
Tie nosqsitoss away. Fe did sps Aavs
70 DO 20. foF thsI lsit q enss AnA ~
not come back tkst night.
Prof. c. u. Childs. Of the dspartnsst
Of entomology. coaArms the statement
Of Prof. Starr. The plsat viii grow /.
CAicaeo.
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us1cTs n WMTHR.
ubsA0e he. ley Etnssss -
Joek DrooA.

Oftsn On warm. sunny day IN
niAwintsR n England where the eli-
snaAs 4. - much Milder than II is.i II
oar northern latitude, one walking h
s1As .Aeais will sssrtlss swarm q
graashoppers that viii leap befsfs
hfni,s tAsas hard. bodies stirling tAs
4PsA le.yse NTH , sennd Aks hail
They are ,eal1ed grouse grsssApp-
Sers.~ Abd lGfiae cold weather &
1ais eoshtfy ~ eseesAoppers Afas
benesth ytls loose .hark Of iogs o. ~
s0es ~ 11tAonsYai1s - fsness. -
eesnMon Aeld cricket often bids u.
1akss d aJacR TroSt from withis :
Z1ttb ls3spse ~. ~ ! This bazTpw
shows - . ~ q aaaA - The sur4aeeI
At ieatE y s sisif tunnel lsadfhQ
70 - pblong chamber. and a IL fas.
s4a1e 1hA a4otheS txnAsl SuAaine
froa 1Afss to stx taeAss down ilte
~ g1pNNA - ~ - sUf yshlk
IN s6SA - 3atN tn ADss = -
trss q6ase = vsfy litseSstiGt; ~
sqeuf1ey laid n ~ pltA oi saloa
.lnlks snA graSs. sAoctas -
= tie MotAer nsas. -, thfos(A e
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MISSION INDIANS HolHLIss.
oss0O1sA ~ Then - ooo1A.
era CalllosAlA.

In carrying out the peoviaioos OF
tie mandate lately issued BY order Of
tAs United States supreme court IN
the case OF the Warner ranch against
The Mission Indians Of South Caro-
hpa, the sheriff Of that section has
sot only . disagreeabis duty 70 pss-
form, but one that b felt BY the rssi-
dents Of the section TO b most un.
fortunate. says The e.. Louis Rspab-
lie. 1s-s. - ,is.
Letters to this effect have been re-
ceived st the interior dspsrtnsnt
from the Indian agent, from the sher-
IL and from officials Of the depart
ment Of justice. While none Of these
criticises the supreme court In its
action In the ease. they will dscry
the necessity for dispossessins these
Indians OF their lands and homes
which they have occupied for gene
ration. anc turning them out into
the wos,d without the means OF cup
port.
The case In question reached the
supreme court On error from the
supreme court Of the state Of CALI
fornis, the action being brought 70
eject the Indians from lands claimed
BY what 10 known a. the Warner ranch
proprietors. The highest tribunal held
that the Indians had no legal risht 70
the land they had occupied. and that
the mission ot IAN Diego having sd-
mitted that the lands were not nsees-
ssry TO its support the occupants
must remove. The question nov b.
fore the Indian bureau - whePs to
remove them and When. Ths people
number about va
In th~ neantiDs tAs Wafners have
been requested to permit the Indians
70 remain upos their property until
their present crops are harvsstsd.
This viii b about tAs middle Of
July.
Tls Indisa bureaa has 10 funds
With which - provide then homes.
but shsy viii sst b permitted TO sui-
fer for the Heosssitsss Of hfs. even
II the rsgulssioas governing tie dis
ss4butioa Of lasda have 70 b
stretched . his 70 A. tAs case,
A proninsnt oAeial ql ~ l.dian
bureau said tAe saAss day that this
case woxN b tAs means OF gstting
esasress 70 nais provision for Tie
Missioa lndia.s. for wAom NO fands
has ever bssa ct ssids.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
4 noVV 1xf1KIilHAT.
Pla. se Ag:issAe~ssi Dssastnsss =
tAe snsssssts 81 PeAo1aO1oaA

A series Of sxperinents, paiqne eveA
in the history Of ~ aGFiss(tsFal -.
Partpent. has bpsn epProved ~ -
letary Wilson st the instsnes of What
II kAows ~ tie ponoIogts4 tussaa p9
that department. Thsre ~s5ss toels
misg,yings ~ to the legal sapest Of ~
prorpeltion. hat tAese Asve tsea a.
posed Of by favorable desfoA q -
controller Of the tYeasury.
Il ID proposeA by tte4estoultSsal -
partment 70 90 into psrtnsrsAip wtth
. number Of merchantsAnd exppstsSp.
thsterms Of the partase6li9 bsi1s tAt
the United States shah stsnd u ids4sS
and the exporters resp Al he Pr y,
Yet Il IL claimed by tAe po4olo1 i
expssts Of the dapastsIAnk 4lAks ~
government will reep proAtS snoo
ip form Of ssisutAe knowlsdge 70 sn1A-
leSiAiss sss1y IN. .3lxt-1z1 bHsvp.
tainsd through TIE Otherwise uasqtAl
partnsrship.
s ~ ~ lsAs seesiee pe4&4ee NlAes
- t1eS1i1 hti69ss M
/; Is AZ; {
states ~ naslEst spba tfeAs a1Dsslii
tAe l.eie traAs q - UMitea 9taeM
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
Al IcI-cRIAN TRAGEDY.
a e>,.y 0psssss = - Caass - .
YSaA0 naA,s Desss0Ssss 80
UnAaOpAaees.

The plcnSc party W~S> Aufrisoiy
sersmbling togsthse %Aeir boxes ssd
basketA for tAs eonAusAse had warned
them hat the train would sot stop
long st Riverside. The eAapsFons stood
like general at the end Of The car d.
rectins The mAnsuvers concerned With
the detail Of the forces, ssls<es NJ Nt
cago Tribune.
.Hsrs, NJ. fs~ers.s ssAd the chap
ersas for ths testA tins. you must
stop talking VITA AAoss girls and help
Of With sn ess sAiAss. II pom don't
you ,shAa't have one -Angls Bite 70 eat.
Xot one bite" Mr.. Towers rushed Wild
y about after Nis terrible threat and
looked for soMstAias ~ Wseht carry
Oh ths eav. When ~ party were al
safely ont % sAs platform With their
boxes and baskets the pessetrins but
radiaat Mr.. Towsso was dessssed stand
Ing triunpAaatly BY tAs side OF . six-
gallon fseesef Of ies ertAn. TAs tsain
had pulled ess vAea ~ saapssoss de-
scF.eA Nm.
! II got tAs ~ crsaq." ssid NJ. row-
era Aapstay.
.Yes II. Towers" rsspeAlsd tls
ehspssoos. eotlly. 500 nAy ! esk.
~hers dsd yoa sss ~ u dosssS b.
long 70 ~.
Towers ases fell. bat be still Ausg
on to tAs ics cream.
! II - 10 tsssonstAaag Soe ~ share
snd the ics cream freezer wss handy.
Z IL bslsn0ed 70 so0e ethes ,Jicsic
party WY dAA't tAsy teks esrs Of W
ANYHOW. we've cot it,
The piensckers decided. however, that
II would Be wroRQ - rob the other pac-
ME party OF tAsaP acs cream and % the
.haperons made Mr.. Towers remsil BE-
hind st the depot and wire upAn nd down
the rosd 10 And The other picnic party,
and wAen they were located b lad to
hire . rig and tsks ~ freeser over
70 then. ". fowsrs wss too mad 70
tAlk wAea ~ anslly foaad the rival pc
aicksrs, % 10 just dumped IL ice
cream keeser out On the grass
nesr them and drove baek to His own
crowd Aud hs srFived Just in t;.s 70
hear girl who had come ont os late
train say: Where n ny tss ersam7
sent . mAR AewA With it ssd he said
Ae pat y watA ye~r thiAgs." TAseAap-
eroas WAS sosry, hat aAs sai6AR Tow
ers had iaslstso that tie iee cream b.
JeAosd 70 somebody elss. and ssA - had
takes u over 20 smother picnic crowd
would be please 20 and Get II. AID
Mr.. Towers went. but the tAiAss As
said on tie way over aAA bask were bed,
Q. extrsaely ~.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
{ iksx1a1.i,l4EAw
WnisA Aotly ustsatss ~ Aavaas
sa6s 0sastins6 Dssivsa fsea
nslno ssnswAat Dsaa.

Minister WI Ting-fang. the anbas-
aedps Of ChiAa to the Uaited States,
Was one Of . number Of speakers at the
presentation day sxsrcises Of the Gal
tauaet collage for the deaf. recently.
psys The PAiladelpAis saturday Even
Ing Post.
Nr. WI frankly con1ssssd 70 soms
degree his :smharrassnsat, tAis heiag
his Asst experisnes In addressing On
audience composed largely Of deaf
parsons. He further. intimated that
ths presence Of the PRECEDENT Of the
college ~ his aide. Interpreting bis re-
marks. sentence BY sentence. TO The
mutss, WAS not calculated to lessen his
iiseomposure. a
Mr.. WI declsrsd that deafsess.
though handicap II not soserious an
sAictioA - 10 commonly supposd.
aud further that The nysterieus lsw
of compensation. steps In and bestows
other talents and hessinss.
Continuing. the minister said: ITO
most OF u . Mttle deafHess at times
would b. distinct advantage. lean,
perhaps, more clearly illustrate this
point BY relating Chiness story.
"About twelve hundred years ago
revolution rsesd in China. and the
reignlng king retained his throne
chieAy through the ssgscity and valor
OF one Of his generals The king deeply
felt Ais obligstion 70 the general. and
IN token Of his gratitude consented
that hls daughter should we'd Tie gen.
srars son. 4a
'SrAs wedding wss duly solsmnised
and the happy young couple com
neneed housekeeping IN their own
home. For time everything was Asr.
nonious; then the eourss Of true love
became disturbed. a. X senetimes does
even at THE advsneed date In America.
The young wis became naughty and
referred 70 her ancestry; sAs wss the
hng's daughter, while Aes Husband
was only The scn ols general Tie
young man, nsttled st this. reniaded
his wife that bat for tAs I'D Of his
fstAsr she would b <As osAsast daugA-
tss OF . deposed king and that he IVES
thereb tore ~ good - sAe.
''The young wife hurried 70 the hns
and poured the sd tale Of her woes
into his ear. not iorge<tin1 - empha-
sise her husbands allusion 70 him.
"TAe youth west 70 Ais father and
told what he had said about the king.
"Ths general was isstantiy over
whelmsd with ~ gfsvest eppseAsn-
AoAs. fearing The veneesscs OF Tie
kiag whsA he should kara Of tAs tree
sonahie utaeraness Of the young man.
and h. made great haste ~ call upon
his sovereign to forea1sal puDishmsns.
'TAs king hsaensd 20 al the general
had 10 say. and thea. N . tstbssayvsy
ss6 With . twtak,s u his sys, 70
asrksd,
That's al rigAt, ssesral We f.
thsrs and nothsrs Of yosas married
folk must b deaf aad dunhA . good desi
Of the 6me.'s ~-,ss,
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
rranlIftil41hA.

sud feftlsa seuutYiss and the mstAods
of hArveStiuQ-. paekiag, stsriaR snd
,hippinE 3cu': and vegetables. and Tor
expsriniantal shipments Of fruit to
foreign top. .r:es for the pnrpossl OF
Increasing the exportat ton Of Amer
can fruits. and for all necessary sx-
penses connected with the prae0ca9
work OF the same :,
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
RGalsDsa Peaea,

sssksl o. Us4un pssss. wAieA ars
plentiful lsts \ August. sse tAe bsst
for ylAkhAg. Do not pare tAem. For
eight poun6s q psafs. dissolve four
pounds Of brown sugar in one quart
q vinegar. Drop into % . nmhn
bae hslsA wisAl tour tabssspooasl sf
eiAlsaoa. aaA t~o Sratsa nutnsss.
Auld ~ .psezss cover closely AID siss-
nss very, saowly till tender. Iift ~
fruit iAto ~. cock tAs sirup kalf
IN Aous, thea posf boiling ovSr t1s
pssrs. xsep sossrsA lightly. Law
tAs spiess = ~ dup Good House
kssleae. ;-@ 81 esS
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
uvaA,.t,v u.,e,,e...A

VH0e1saX 0ADesse9DeN.
4Y. E6eaI1A ooavincsd that the
groom - las4 nieAt's Wedding was
either . widowsr OF . Agamist.
Nh. Hooaa aGeods 6s2snsl What
makes yes- tAiak- cot t-
n. 1oon-uhy, didn't you noAise
thats - Nobed neitAes SsersA nor
snsaking during tAs esss0oay1-
Puck.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
sssSal Ohltoe4ssa.

Little Elmer-Paps, why y n nero
hlssesd 70 give than TO receiver
Prof. Observation-Disclosures. my son.
II you permit yourself 70 rscsivs you
are compelled to give about three
times - much In return IN order 70
properly express your gFNtatsAs.-
Smart Set,
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
Rs esvssss as.sA,.

III tAsee Il sseA . thing - .
towel trwA. rosrsd the sAAggy-
haaFsA boArdes, n ought 70 Be
sSushed!"
wouldn't Il b bstseY.s suggested
tAs dyspsptlc boardss. 70 Wipe It
out f-ChieN3o TtlbunA..
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
~ ngex1rs,,a>.ha..

"Did-did yos avss sAoot . manf"
suestioned ~ tendsstoot tinidy. OF
Pepperhois Pets.
.Sss Asrs. young fsllsY." bawisd
PsptssAols H1ts. h . veies SAas sAook
riks's Dssk sdonst yo1 asvsr rsAset
- ~ snsFhsanissAip A0iai HAoot
1AAl I.Asvss7nisesA onss Y deen -
ieetis-01le 0ts4e, Jeasaai.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
RleAaAA AlAeA.

How blsss'A the pricelsss bees q slssD.
Prom care . rest behtsn and dssp:
When nature iulls to sweet rspose
AAa cures each III that mortal knoWs.
Sleep. priceless jewel that the ere
OF poor may wear. though nons eau buy!
But Oft. alas !, ban Wakss To nnA -s
His wife has learned his inner mind,
FOR secrets ~ pesfsrrs4 to keeA
3seaped while taking 10 kii sl1en,
-Philadslphia HuNstln.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18

EaGissA Wos1s UaAee Assses a.
In 50 yesss ~ words and phrases
OF the EAs>isA language kxiconiss6'
VAAes the lsttes ~" AAvs incyeased
from 1850 II aumeer . nearly Co..
80. Science and invention requiring
ssw tsrms ere largely rsspooAble.-
0eisoes.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
sWhaa Dpoooa Cons.s

Bobbs-Oie rtswsAA y shout dsA0
from insomnia, eAys As y afraid 70
70 TO slesp.
Dobbs-Does he fear burglarsf
mo; but the last time he slept
he dreamed Of giving away noasy."
Baltimore American,
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
na.aa ~ Alaen

Nrs. Crshshsw-I suppose you'd Be
swfully frigh4ensd II I sAould seAd you
tsaegrsm Wills Tn away - ths coun-
xyf
Crahshaw-Indssdl would. my dearl
I dont know where 70 raiss euy more
mousy 70 ssud you-pusk.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
Loag WeFAr

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u tie
loAssst legitimate word IN the Iae-
lish language. bot IL dossn't hold .
candle to observation-disclosures
chwyrndrobwil,yak yakiosogogoch. tie
name Of village In North Wales asd
which does not more than half express
the beauty pf tAe nlses. The only
fault that sss b. touad with II, says
the Chicago Inter Oesa.. y that its
inasbitaats die yousS hon aArost
troubles. -~s
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
vnssavAasan0.


Mamma (eesdin6 papsf(-Aseord-
ing % tie account that baby Avst BE
larger Dor its igs tAan oura.
Papa-OA. we'll. tAsss pspsss are
- sQpeoEQaall-puek.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
4 UeeUhhevlv Dae4vrAaneo. Z

First Neisaibor-Wsll ~ dsu1hEGf
lossut play the pieno any ywsaa4 tn
your son writes poetry.
E second Dtto-PerhApa Ael. ~ M
can Be Assrd ever 20 much fartAas-
Detroit Free Press. So. .s....,... i.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
Merely re~.e,.rr.

BriAsgsoem-Tn afraid ~ ssAeN
look - happy sna tonts1ts1 t1nG ~
|eyyone will know We sfe fd13 nntlrI1eE
{ Hsft Man (consolingly) )-neaftsFeS
~. Old sAap; It will only " lit 8 ~
r. two ~ h1eute ~ y,
Daily camera., 1901-09-18

00sstaassos ce0AOasAsa - Paoes.
Most Of ~ pApse sow uesd b made
tro0 woe1 80 stAse Vegetable AberA
which are chemically not very differ
sns fron IL 0ateYials Of which hAy-
rick y oonposed. Consequently u
paper 10 stAeksd damp beating 10 like
y 10 take plses. iasa - n does viii
prenstursay ssAsaed bay. asd ~ any
tine Asass nay burst out - ths re-
suit Of Spontaneous eombustios.-eci-
oAcA.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18

The Rsctor-Fe = the most thor
Quehly informed man I hnaw. vpqa
~ imaginable topics.
Miss Brown No wuadsl. He ~
shaved every day ~ ~ hasbse 80
-Herlem Lie. :.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
AN D.
NeWland's Additions

to the city of Boulder These lots are very de-
sirable for residence and the price Is right and
terms reasonable. Below we give partial
list of properties we have for sale.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18
01islav NoDooA.

HssanAalaA1nt Psts-You caAt tell
~ 6at creWe = ahoot ~ Woot iAte3-
Mesnt ok k,tGR1&st sssssss-}
X. AAngtik LAas5-wsA tAav aDem
101tI A1as stA sa. ri stx.
]. !. = I \. 5 Rses aasti O..
J ~ ~ - - I ]: q |! = ! ~ ~ ~ = ~
!! + FL /. - !! ls'...;
Daily camera., 1901-09-18

II yca want to sell or buy property call on Us
We are resident agents for the best insurance
companies. We write fire, life, accident and
plate glass insurance. and II In need OF any
thing In that line give US call.
Daily camera., 1901-09-18

skofoo IT, WAyk1t e. 81 q III
t. A.siA trads q - uuitsA sd
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-24
A TIFF WITH CHAFFEE.
Waldersee Wanted Germans to Guard
Gate, but the American Com.
nander Refused.

Pekin, April 24.-Many applications
have been made to Mr.. Rockhill and
General Chaffee by Chinese of all de-
grees for the retention in China of
the American troops until the general
withdrawal of the troops of all the
powers. Many of those who are max
Ing his request think the withdrawal
of Americans will make the others
remain longer. There are also people
who do not desire to rec any of the
soldiers go, fearing anarchy and an
uprising against foreigners The sol
diers who return do so with all the
honors of war.
Field Marshal Won Waldersee made
application that the gate. of the for.
hidden city be guarded by German
troops after the departure of the
Americans General Chaffee replied
that American soldiers will continue
to guard the gate At this the Ger
mans are indignant, saying this inn
pugns their honesty, and that if the
United States desires to do her share
of policing the city she should leave
behind enough troops for that pur.
pose; that merely few men belong
ing to the legation guards should con.
troll the gate. which will be within
the German quarters, cannot be al
lowed If General Chaffee persists in
this course, diplomatic representa-
uons Will be made in the matter.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-24

MURDER OF FIVE CHILDREN.
Suspicion Points to Father, Who Was
Arrested.

Chartres, Department of Eure
Etloir, France, April 24.-Suspicion
in the brutal murder of five children
aged respectively IA, II, Z, and A
years, which occurred here Monday
at a farm in the neighborhood, finally
falls upon the father of the children
1t was suggested that the father muir
dered his children in a fit of drunken
madness, as he spent the evening in
drinking and as no trace of the al
legged tramps had been found 1t was
a strange fact that while the chill
dren were killed with a hammer or
bludgeon, the father was only stabbed
and his wounds were slight. The
knife with which these wounds were
made belonged to the house and
blood stained knife belonging to
Briere, the father was discovered in
the court yard, hidden under some
straw, Briere was confronted with
the eorpses Of his children late Mon.
day afternoon and he was afterward
arrested
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-24
MAY SUCCEED MARTINELLI.
Understood In Rome Tarnassi Sc.
Iected--Bearer of Martineiii's Hat
May Arrive Sunday.

Rome, April 24.-It was understood
here that Mgr Francois Tarnassi, the
present internuncio at The Hague,
had been selected as apostolic dele
gate to the United States.
Washington, April 24.-Count Stan
islaus Colacchi, the noble guard from
the vatican who Is bringing the red
hat to Cardinal Martinelli, is due 30
arrive in New York next Saturday.
and may reach here in time to pre-
sent his credentials on Sunday. The
Rev. DR.. Rocker, secretary Of the
apostolic delegation, will go to New
hat on his arrival. 1t is probable that
Bishop John j. Kelley, of Brooklyn,
with some of the Catholic clergy, also
will be at the wharf to greet him.
Accompanied by DR., Rocker, the
count will proceed Immediately to the
home of the apostolic delegate here,
where he will present his credentials
and make the formal official notifiea.
ton of Mgr. Martinelli's elevation.
The cardinal at this time will deliver
no speech, but will make simple re-
ply of thanks. A number of the local
Catholic priests will be present.
Cardinal Martinelli has deferred all
engagements pending the formal eere.
monies of presentation of the red hat
by Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore. on
May 8. Count Colacehi probably will
be here several weeks. 1t is under
stood he was granted a Through of
three months by the pope.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-24
ADMIRAL REMEY TO ATTEND
Expects to Go to Perry Celebration
In Japan.

Washington, April 24.-The navy
department received a letter from
Admiral Remey, in command of the
Asiatic' station, making known his
purpose to be present at the ceremony
attending the erection of a monument
to Commodore Perry at Kurihama
Japan, on July IA. The ceremony has
something Of an international ASPECT.
and is indicative of the kindly senti-
ments existing between Japan and
the United States. AS to his plan
Ior the trip, Admiral Remey writes:
Believing it to be for the best in.
terests of the United States to be
well represented on that occasion, ii
is my intention to attend the cere.
mony with the Brooklyn and such
Other vessels as conditions at that
time may enable me to take in com.
pany, starting from Chcfoo aud max
Ing this fiji in as part of the squad.
dron drill and cruising which | have
planned for the summer"