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SUSSEX COUNTY JURORS.
Men Selected to Serve for the Octo-
ber Term.

The following is list of Grand letil
and Special Jurors drawn to serve ~
the October term of Superior Court ana
Court Of Oyer ana Tcrmincr, in and Tar
Sussex county:
GRAND JURY.
Baltimore hundred, Robert w. Ben-
nett, Lambert T. Lynch, Broad Greek,
William H. Phillips. George Ii. Mat.
thcws; Broadkiln. Eli L. Collins, Alfred
IL. Magee Cedar Greek, Edward ID
Belts. Joseph NJ. Davis; Dagsboro, N
than G. Messick, Rufus ID. Lingo Jr.;
Gcorgptowii. Arthur Middleton. willard
is. Lacey; Gumhoro, Philip W. Wingat":
Indian River. Gillcy $. Walls, l.cwrs anc
Rchohoth Simon u, Walls. David Cover.
dale: Little Creek. Thomas Il. Ward,
Albert i Evans; Nanticoke, Clifton
Coates. George $. Buell.; North West
Fork, Philip IT, Stewart, Jacob Il.
4 lIouscman; Scaford. Jumes l'riedcl, VII
| liam Il. Carpenter.
PETIT JURY.
Baltimore hundred, Ezekiel Lynch, j
\ Frank Dukes. Joseph MrCahc; Broad
Greek. William 4. English. Ira II. Mcl
VIM Broadkiln, Nehemiah Roach, DaviC
H. Reed: Cedar Greek, Perry Warren
| Michael Atillman. Geo. II. Macklin
pagShoro. John Il. Mcssick. Columbus
Rogers; Georgetown. James H. Truitt
Isaac T.. Conaway: Gumhoro Jacob +
King. George l.. Gunly; Indian River
Frank w. Lawson, Frank Parsons
Irwcs and ltchohoth, Martin V. I.odg'.
| Henry Il. l.ank, Samuel c. Price; Iittl,
Creek, William l.. Windsor. George II
Ward. William w. Laws; Nnntcnl;o
James II. ryndall. Harry G. Short
North West Fork, Robert Ricnr,lS. Wi
liam II. iIcwcs;. Scafnrd, Challcs Erie
del.
SPECIAL Jury.
Baltimore hundred. Arthur W. vii
liams. Henry Lynch, Of T.: Broad Greek
Jacob NJ. Gootcc. Columbus C.. Taylor
Brnaakln. Jonathan NJ. Smith. pnv
NJ. .Arga Cedar Greek. John s. Marl;
liz, Joseph H. Draper: pngShoro, Fran
T. Rogers. trcenSburI r. short Gcorc,
town. William $. Downs. Rndcrick Rny
nnldS Gumhoro. John L. Gordy: India
River. Xalrc !. Lawson Lcwcs aud Re
hohoth, Charles Howard. William j
Norman; Little Creek. William w. ~
iintt. Elijah G.. Carmcan; Nanticokt
Gaargn w Rrrau. Alvrrron Mrssirk
Nnrth West Fork. John G. Gray. Alhrr
TT. Moore
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pnILA. AND READING RAILROAD
Wilmington Division.)
Time table in effect SeI tembcr IL, 1901.


Trains leave Wilmington, tt'rench
street station for Elsmcre. Junction.
Montchann,. Winterthur,, Guyencnurt,
iranoEae Sossart, -, mage thas, rora june
willie. MOrtonville, Contesville and inter-
mediate stations, daily except Sunday al
rs a. M, daily z l5 and 40 p. m. sun
For Waynesburg Junction, Elsmere and
intermediate stations, daily except sun
day at 7,35 a. m, daily 2.l5 and 4.50 p. m.
For Joanna, Brdsboro. Reading and in
termediate stations, daily except sun
day. at 7.35 a. m, daily 2l5 and 4.5O p. H..
Sunday only, S.UG a. m.
For further information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agents at the sta.
tion.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for Al.
Week days.-Exprcss, 800, l0.45 q. M. 900
1 O0 800. 80 7l5 y. M. Accommodation. 5000
M. G.30 D. m. Sundays Express, 500 300
1900 y. m. 7.l5 =, m, Accommodation to
u. IN ,5.cop m 81 90 excursion sunday 30 a. nl
Leave Atlantic City Depot-Week DAYS
Express, 100, 7.i5, SEQ, 1918 m $50. 3 SO
I 30 y. IN Accommodation. 7.05, u, m &.N
y IN. sundays Express, 40. 800. $50 7.30p ~,
Accommodation 7.l5 a, M. 4.32 p. IN.
Parlor cars. on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For Cape May-Week days-S30 g.
%. so. xilO. $40 p. NJ. sundays-.S i5 9li
For OCEAN CGTY--week days S.45 a. m 4gl=
~ y, IN -undays s.i5 o Is u. m. SEQ p. m.
For SEA ISLE CITY-Week days-S Is
m. sI.OO Excursion To Cape May ocean City and
sea Isle City. sundays 73Oal.
South St, 400 p. M. South St, Is y. m
South st. $50 p. m. South St, La p m
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CfTY
Express leaves New York U.lberty Sta
$40 n IN. saturdays only 100 i. m } NJ
y, m.
$50 a m. 2l5 y. m. Sunday-53O y m.
Detailed time tables at ticket Offices
W g BESLER. EDSOS j. WEEES
Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Pass'r AT
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EOI, TILE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TlON. PHILADELPHIA
$40 A. m, daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Gin
cinnati, Louisville and St, Louis. CDin-
ing Car)
l0.2i 4. m, daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. (No coaches to Pittsburg) Lin
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars
10 % p m. daily Limited Pittsburg
chicago Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati.
Louisville and ST. Louis Dining CarA
L. q r. m. daily Pittshurg and Cleveland.
70, p. NJ. daily, Pittsburg Chicago. Nash.
VILE tvia Cincinnatn. indianapolis. and
ST Louis. Dining Caro-
s p y. m, Pittsburg. Columbus. In.
iianapOlis Louisville and St Louis
: 70 p. m daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
Tor Toledo. except Sunday
u q \ m daily, Piushurg Cincinnati.
and Cleveland
II q n m daily, Pittshurg, and Chicago
dailv for Knoxville. Via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except At
urtlay.
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FOR THE sOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express GAG p. m
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta
Memphis and New Orleans: 736 p. m,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Macon
Memphis. Nashville, via Ashevllle and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-EXpress 1913 p. m.
daily, sleepers to Charleston. Macon. and
Port Tampa; los a. m, daily. sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville,
Chesapeake K Ohio Railway S.ll p m,
natl.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.-Express
1 35 n. m, daily. sleepers to New Orleans
and Jacksonville "Florida and Mctropo
Titan Limited" 400 p, M. daily. sleepcrs
% Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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nEI.aWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. Sl3 a. m, 3.O3, Ace and
baS p. IN, week days.
For I.ewes and Rehoboth. Sl3 A. m
+02 y. m. week days.
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar
10. l0hS a. M. 402, G5S, ana 1911 p. IN.
Sunday, l2.1l p m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 1903 p.
M week days.
Express for Cape Charles Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. l05S a. m, week.
days and l2ll night daily.
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IA, 80 ,BALTIMoRE&O OHA
sss RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May 10. 1901.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
" "1o Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave.
.,Sis SS% 4 w. Hoh isl, w.ss .s days @ SIS IS Rsys @
Limited 's Z .lts I1o62 .a5 B. N. .aSs asSssnay
g. .65e 7sd 800, .sss 10 s.. iSs. a V m
'i2i9. .2.35. 2.i5. % So, '5ls (Royai l.imltrdi
So 5a9ii I2G. s,5o .e'85. OSS. hiss. a. n, aa
,, 3 Is. 'o.5g '51S CRosal Limited); s35, ar,
9' Che Ser. Scr u Week * Gays. $50 $3.50, "a. "
isbs .iisS ilsS 3. D. m G' s,s, s5s. SIS. M Is. st5
X!s%,ie ! city, week days; 4 ana ss9 'eso
sundays. 40 and 9.Ss a. M SIS p; m
m. 'PS !I2..D' @ .s.s5 and .5,5S. p. m sundayi a ]
| 10 n. m, '235 p m.
Sea Isle city. week days, $3.50 a III.
'l2.l9, '2.35 and 3.5g p m. Sundays, ~
Baltimore and WASHINGTON, week days,
| AIS, 655 tS.0i. 'll.0l a. M; fl2.56. 800
~ ny. .i2 z q, y .2os, w. $50 (Royai iimit Ii,
G55, 'S.Oi. 'iol6 p. m, ., -.
i.i9 p. m, daily except Sunday; 9.O5 a, IN.
i.55 j. m. Sunday only. -
Newark. week DAYS, 'ilS, 655. 'SH
rli.O1 a. M, sl256 319, 'A57 Gl2. 4lE
o. M sundays, |i1S, sS0i. 9G a. M
sl2.56, '457, GEE, S.42. 'lOlG r. m.
Pittsburg. week days, SOL a. m. H57
1916 p. m. Sundays. 'S.Oi, a. m. '457
chicago, daily. 'Soi a. m, a.57 p. m.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, AIS a. m
'256 and s10.i6 p. M: daily.
Singerly accommodation, week days
t55 a. m; 3;19, 61O p. IN. Sundays, s.O5 a
. M 6.55, SAP p. m.
I.andenberg accommodation. week days
80 p, m. Sundays. 6.55 p. IN.
, LEAVE MARKET STREET STATTOn
for Baltimore. week days. 2.45 p. m.
Landenberg, week days $40 a. m, IA
: 30 p. m. Sundays 90 a. m. SIS p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Wi
: minGton, week days. '3.25. $50. t730. '10.2
, 100 a. m, '129O. 'i31. 2l5 '307 .i2O 49,
\ 80 IS as tRoyal Timlted) SIS, 635. '7.3
\ 80, .ll.35 p. m. Sundays '325 '7.3O, so
and II 90 n. m. sl2.20, 137 1.45. 4.2t
'5iS Royal Limited, 5.55. '7.SO. 7iO. '9ii
] Dclinarvia Telephone. No. 1893.
Rates to western points lower than vi
! INV other line.
". 4. MILLER, Passenger Agent, vii
d, Il, MARTIN. Man Of Pass. Traffic,
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FOR BCFFaLo

Mia Emporium junction, So n, IN, and
25 y m. dailv
Via Canandaigua sac a M, week days
% p. m. except saturday, ana II 20 !
m daily
~ Congressional Limited Eynress All
NcStihule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
nv extra fare other than the usual Pull
nam charge.
rA Limited Express Nestihule ParIor
Cars, Sesthule Passenger Coaches artl
p!uinE Car Nh extra fare
Nh" Wilmington Transfer Company wfl
nnll I'm and check baggage from hotel,
4ri residences
For further information passengers arn
rfrrr-d tn the ticket agent at tho station
=. TCHlNS0N ] r WO0n
General Manager General Pass Agt
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$40 fxcursicn ia Psr.Av erlfsr
EXPOSITION via the Baltimore
and Ohih Railroad

'-, ~ a- n Et !. ~
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y szc:y5.zr
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slrc ears r5
%r4a i1rs
-rEL.ES sEra-
.>> ss3 G.4 -.
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The nest Congress is to la very i'm
pnrtant onc Tor this country and for th,.
Republican party. All the wisdom %.
Republican staircnft, aml ~ the pat.
riotiSm uf the q. a. l.. viii hc needed
~ safely convey thu ship ~ state through.
the tlrcts VI As rurmirS In this i'm
nrr,au session ot Congress, it now ap-
pears that this State viii IL rrprcSrutr,
rs one cN.Statc officer indurtrd into an
honorable and lucrative position. who
has not settled his accounts with Tho
State. aud WHO wilfully puts hmsnlf
u thc position of dcfaul'rt holds iron.
the STATE money e which he has no Legal
isnt ronr Delaware, IL fall tn such !.
ow estate ii the interest ur. and hrcaus.
r soeAll,j rctnrm
The sun., 1901-09-24
The SUMS Daily Bill of Fare
Tuesday, September Gath.
. T,JTN0HEON


Tuesday. September Gath.
q LUNCHEON.
- Creampd fish in rnmckins.
Bread sticks. Potato salad.
N Brown bread.
DINNER.
Cream OF celery soup. Hot
tongue with tomato snnce. Flaky
rice. Shredded cabbage with
French dressing. Wafer crack
crs. Peppermint ice cream. Pea
nut crisps.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Cream Of wheat. Broilrd bacon. Corr
frittcrs. Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Potato Salad-Cut potatoes into die,
until you have pint. Dice half pin
of crisp celery and cut six hard boiic,
eggs into circles. Toss together with .
boiled dressing and chill by placing nea
the ice. Garnish with rounds Of eggs an'
blanchcd celery leaves. This salad vii
appeal particularly to those who do no
care for onions.
Cream Of Celery Soup can he mad
OF the roughcr stalks of the celery usr'
l'T tHt
Hot Tongue. with Tomato Sauce
Have the tongue cooked early. for il cal
be- skinned and put in n steamer Ia h
kept hot il il gets done before il is want
cd For the saucc heat onc-half can u
Tomatoes, or an equal quantity of fres
Tomatoes. with ono cup of water. am
either one-fourth teaSpoonful kitchc
bouquet or judicious use of herbs an
spices. When loiling add one tahlrspoo
butter. one hcaping Tablespoonful co..
starch. mc-half trarpoonful salt and on,
half SnltSpoonful pepper. Strain II owe
the tongue.
Peppermint lee urcam--Put one poun
of peppermint stick candy into On
quart of new milk il the morning. T.
il stand near the ice nutil ynu are rcnd
tn freeze the cream for dinner. Stir
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PENNSYLVA RR.
THE STANDARD RAIL. uzo,oh A
ROAD OF AMERlCA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.
Schedule in effect September 10 l9i.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows

Schedule in effect September 10 l@i.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia texpressl. l.57, S92, 4, d29' e
$50, 742, 75O $50. S.55, 935, yb5 ~ y, ~ HS7'
soO, 09 sii l5S. 5.O7, 6Oi. $50. 7oi. III. 9oo.
A'iu Naturalization, yip 6lO, 40, $40, hoo a.
M, l2s9, 2$2, 40 5SS, ~ 81 ahu 20 ioa so = III
10 10. $50. SEE, lO.l1, 1i.25, ll.S2. 1l.i5 a.
NJ. m. ISL 500. I.5S, 8 u I OF and 9O6p m.
Accommodation1s ViS; 4 an9 TlI' II % a n a. m. i'
For New York dhrough q eXpr,essss)' M ,s " . i'n,' .,
1902, 9s5 Dining Carr 955, i05I & III a, I'm; m
12;16 Dining Carl, l2.5S lSi 2J7hins nsd ri ( Il
lion, Phiadelphia, 40, 6sO 7.lo, $50. sS5
955. 1o1l 1052 1l45 e. MI lS9S aSa iSi io ga Il
For For Boston without change. 1902 a. m
''iS For = Newark nlk Center and intermediate
stations, 733 a. m. and 6.35 p m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 \,
80 1918 and lloi a. M ~ l2p1; 2ls; ~; @ NJ
S.i1 p. M, and LOS night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
| 800, AL, 613 p m, l2.lS nght'
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, tol tol
Mimngson IS96 i ieSprfiiSss al iiss a. al M. 2$s lis
80, 313, S2O 329, 4,O1, 4.46, 5.07. 5.25, 6.3i
l559. Cos, $50, G55. 73l, 1l2G, 1l8 p. IN. ant
l2.20 night 40 ,oor
M, 123, 3.25 4.04, 4.49, 6.2. S.3S, lO.22, an'
'.'' = SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress1. H. Il $@' 50 AZ -
LES, 6.07, $50, III, 9.O6 and GIG p. m.
Accommodation, no $40, S,55, a. M.
i214, 200 400. 525 7,2S. and 10 10 p; m; -
For Chester (eXprtss). l.57, 40, ~
il.45 a. m. 1,S7, 800, ASS, 6.O7 and so
riScsmm9qation 4 7ls. $40 $40. s sS5 a; l m
For New York Through expressl l.5'
BOZ 935, 955 Dining carr, 1852. II 40 Z
dining Carr, III. ai6. ,. M connectin
40 40. S10. OBS. 955 11.45 a. m, 12.5
l37 800 AS G07 GO III. 9l6 and lO,'
For Boston without change. III p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. AS, so
1918 A. m. 12O5. 1918. l50, 3.5l, 400. 81
SOB. GAG. 736, Sll, p. m and Los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
f13 p. M, 10 IS night
! Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, fC
Wilmington teXpresal, $50. 20. II y. II
H. M, l13. 313 800 4i6 5.G. 5.25 GU
It's. 7.5l. S.35, l12d, 1l.2S p. m, and r..
night.
l229, 2S2. 6l3. SIS, and 1922 p. ~.
The sun., 1901-09-24

one has been protected and defended in
the exercise and enjoyment of all the
rights essential to liberty and equality.
To iMpnrt this knowledge, TO create and
dcvrlopc this sentiment, and out of the
two 70 hiring spirit Of respect and obe-
dirnce to the law, is to equip the pupils
OF the public schools to act well Their
part in the community and in the State
The sun., 1901-09-24
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE

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- E'4 y H. C.srr- = as, r
- - sz-e'r =. Il g t-.- -
r-til : -
= g Es-sE
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The sun., 1901-09-24

The question and projects for rccipro
itl arr likely u St thc desired amount
Il Investigation aud discussion 1T the
nrNt Congress. We are " the opinion
hat The FREE traders who nav imagine
hl, Republican version ~ rcripr"eitv
approaches The Democratic idea 81 fsrc
lradc, will be greatly Disappointed.
The sun., 1901-09-24

Il r.
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1i4 l--t.
tt sjrr @
71
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The sun., 1901-09-24
FOR CAPD MAY. SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY

Araio-. Store Harbor, AnClcsea WA
wood and Holly Beach-aypr,ss q y, " !. i 4
2, and te p m, week days sundays
for s2Ters' Point--Express. 900 a. n
SIndays 80 and l0hi a m n
TIE Union Transfer Carlr,s.,. Y.,,I .,,
Alc cheek baggage from hatn,s sr5
Z HUTCHINSON u.,l,,,
General Mararer .-sn pssM hlll
Telephone IS.
The sun., 1901-09-24
SCHUYIKII.L DIVISION

Far Fhoanixyille. Pottstown and Read.
!HE. q. gl1 and lnl9 a m. u 20 ISat-
Il III SUNDAYS ND. d and aos N
= g. fn2 and S2n n m Fhoenixviila
only ~ q m and AS and $50 m.
Far PattsSire s i5. qln. 1919 a M sn
n and 80 p m week days. SUNDAY
f.sl, : =, a N, and s 02 n m
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FOR NEW YORK

Express: week aays. 400 4.o5. 44o. 5m
AIN. "a 7.S3 ) -, 902 9 50, .lO2i. iioO
= q. m, l29 noon. 1926 nimited
- and 'iil y. M / q. $3.50 3 ~, : 81
4n, 5ol, 'i5G 500 7a2. .S05 ana loS
p m. and l212 night. SUNDAYS 3 a.
4f 44o SO. Sis SIS. $50, .IG5I II, AZ
= q m ~ 81 i225 800 40. lin,
III. Hlla ~. SO SIS ZOE. 'So5 and
lafl = m. ari u O. night
" boSton without change AS0 n m
Ms.S days ana o5 z m. daily
x - SIirt, AShary Park, Ocean Grove
ls1rc. Branch So u ds a. IN ana Il
and On 2. m week days
Z. Ia amftr rtNille EaSfon and Scranton
- ~ m Y ~ noon 80 5po dam.
hsrty..le ard E9stoN onlyl week iavs
ent : fE nj ia!lv RnNAlo qg 4 4,
n"on we=k days and 702 p m
L.ear.s Market. street wharf : for,aws.
ror New York, Express. 500 aE0 m
RI r II week davS
lsanE sranoh Yia Seaside PARK, + Ss-
M. week favs An
The sun., 1901-09-24

These tablets will positiyeIv
cure Headache, Neuralgia, II.
somnia and many other disordeN
arising from the nerves and var
ious organs. The ingredien@
are Of the finest quality obtain.
The sun., 1901-09-24
FOR ATLANTIC CITY

l,s.aTe BRAD Street Station Ma D.Iawar.
Eyer hrlase express = I'D A nj AMI
@ II Sundays. 80 a. m. and rs
Leave Msrket Street wharf axn-sss u ~
n aud %, 4hl and Sis n m SIN.
'aNs. 2 ard ih1i z n, N"!I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-14
A vENTUREsOME MARINER.
capt. starts on His Sec
ond Voyage Across the Allan
tic In a C~ockIcshelI.

Gloucester, Mass, June io.-In his
25-foot sloop, the Great Republic,
Capt. Howard Blackburn, of this city.
yesterday afternoon, started on his
second transatlantic voyage, his pres
en- ucstinrfIon being Lisbon, Ior.u-
gal, which he expects TO reach in As
days. His previous voyage, in 1896.
was TO London, which trip took ii
days. The start was made amid the
plandits Of over enc thousand per-
sens.
Shortly after tv o'clock the Great
Republic, escorted by n large feet Of
boats, started on her voyage. She
received a succession Of saJutes until
she was nearly Off Thatcher's island,
when the last Of the escort left her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-14
4 RADICAL NEW DEPARTURE.
Chicago ~Untvevsfty 20 Open Affiliated
Preparatory school In En-
ropean Cities.

Chicago. June lO.-President IIar-
lei Of the University Of Chicago an
that the university has be-
.un to establish affiliated preparatory
schools in different parts Of Europe.
These schools viii be branches %
academies which are affiliated with
he university in this country.
The purpose of this plan is 10 give
opportunity to the children Of the co.,
eye age whose parents are travelling
abroad during the year TO have the
benefits of foreign residence without
,%bstructing the progress Of the stud
Is.
Paris will be invaded first. and the
American home school for girls will
be opened at 20 Rue Longchamps on
October Is.
The-work OF the Paris school will
DE- under lie immediate charge Of
Miss Elizabeth Wallace, heretofore in
structor of French in The University
Of Chicago. and Of Miss Emma Baird,
for many years principal of a girls
school in Kansas City.
Berlin. according TO President Har-
rer's plans, is next in tho line Of
march after Paris.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-14
A RATHER UNUSUAL SCENE.
justices Hold Court i'm q Murder
Case In "a Grove Surrounded
by Thousands.

Galena. Mo. June 1o.-An unusual
scene was presented here AT the pre-
urinary hearing of Mrs. John Stall
ion. her father. James Crabtree. and
his two sons, Frank and Charles Crab
tree, for the murder of Alice Stallion.
the woman's l6-year-old step-daugh-
ter. The hearing was being held in
q grove. the two justices sitting at a
table under n tree. and 1000 people,
attracted from points for miles
around, forming "A circle about the
.ourt and defendants.
Notwithstanding no overt act has
get been attempted, threats have
been made against the Crabtrees by
many of the strangers in town, and
he county officials are taking all the
~precaution at their command to pro-
.ect the prisoners. Galena is of the
railroad. and The fact that 1000 peo-
pie would care TO come miles TO at
end the hearing is considered signih-
ant.
IL has been decided to exhume the
BODY OF the girl hat il may be exam
ned by the doctors TO investigate n
'heory Of the prosecutor that a Grim
nal assault was made upon her by
me or both of the Crabtree boys, ard
hat they killed her 10 hide the crime.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-14
Count Goluchowski. the Aussro-Hun'

Count Goiuchowski, the Austro-h
garian minister of foreign affairs. m
formed an Austrian deputatior, on
the eth. that the government could
not entertain a suggestion OF media
tion between Great Britain and the
Beers. because NO serious govern
ment would care to undertake med.a-
ton after the British government had
declared that it would not accept
mediation, and that an offer to medi-
ate would be regarded by Great Brit
ain as an u%nfriendly act"
Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller 81
the United States supreme court ar
rived in Chicago, on the 9TH. from
Washington. lie declined TO discuss
for publication any of the national
affairs now occupying public atten-
ton.
The secretary of the treasury, on
the eth, bought short-term bonds for
the sinking fund as follows: S725,O0J
tours at Sil3.s0G $4,000 fours, deliv-
cradle on the sth. at Sil3.sl; $4,000
threes ut Si0s.s53i. The total amount
purchased 10 date was sl1 .25. 900.
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4 brilliant Week.

Culver, Ind. June THE military
academy closed after a brilliant week
of exercises and social features. Many
distinguished visitors were present.
among them Gov. Shaw and .x-Gov.
Jackson. Of Iowa. Exercises Of the
week included daily dress parades. in
fantry and artillery drills and Greco
Roman. Cossack and rough riding on
The block horses OF the academy. a
class Of 30 cadets graduated and ten
gold medals were awarded.
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Washington. Ind. June THE con-
solidation Of the bituminous coal com
panies of Indiana, numbering about 30
and operating 129 mines, j. now an as
sured fact. The representative Of the
trust. John :. Byes. Of sullivan, has
closed contracts with the Washington
operators and the large mines in this
section will become a part of the
trusts property. The business OF the
trust will be conducted under the
name of the Consolidated Coal com
pany Of Indiana. and the capital stock
il $40 moo o
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WITHIN OUR LIMITS.


indianapolis, Ind, June Judge
Cyrus G.. Hines, for many years a resi-
dent OF Indianapolis, lawyer 81
prominence and once circuit ju lge. mi
for several years n resident of New
York city. died at the Deaconness hos
pital in this city. He Vas born in Wash
ington county. \. u, in 1850, and when
20 years % age came 10 indianapolis.
lie served in the army and rose from a
private 10 the rank of colonel. He Was
a law partner OF Gen. Harrison and ex-
Attorney General Miller, but went cast
in 1857, where he had since lived.
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Cincinnati, June l0.-Thc most elab
crate arrangements have been made
for the twentieth international con.
~vention Of the Christian Endeavorcrs
here July g To 10. As many were
unable 10 attend the convention H.
London last vear, n larger attendance
than usual is expected, especially
since these conventions hereafter will
be held only once in two years, The
choir of i.5OC trained voices will he .
feature at Music hall. Other large
choruses have been trained for ths
exposition. while all the churches and
their choirs have been engaged fcr
the occasion. Bands will discourse
sacred music in Washington park, adj
joining Music hall, for the open air
meetings.
Gov. Nash, Mayor Fleischmann and
local committeeman will deliver vel
coming addresses Saturday afternoon,
July 8. President Clark will deliver
his annual address,. and Secretary
Bacr will make his annual report
Saturday evening.
On Sunday morning there will be
special morning addresses on "Twen-
~ Years Of Christian E~ndeavor;" in
the afternoon temperance rallies, and
in the evening meetings for Sabbath
observance.
The regular programmes with meet
lngs by sections will be carried out
On the -four following days with manv
Of the most eminent men IN Christian
work matchmaking.