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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

little salt and boil one-half hour.
Sauce-AIix one tablespoonful flour
with one gill of cold water, mix well,
add one gill boiling water, one ounce
butter, stir and boil three minutes, re-
move from fire, add three tablespoon
fuls sugar. one gill of sherry wine or
favor with lemon juice and little nut
meg.
baked Fish--Precure Il wheat fish Of
two and one-half pounds in weight, clean,
wash and season with one tablespoonful
salt one-half teaspoonful pepper, lay the
fish III Il roasting pan with three thin
slices of larding pork, lay three slices on
top the fish, place i'll oven and bake tll
done: remove the fish carefully to hot
dish. larding pork. lay three slices on
Top of the fish. place in oven and bake
ill DONE and cook two minutes, add one
half pint Of boiling water, a little beef
eStract cook five minutes. strain the
sauce into il howl. add two tablcsponnfals
French mustard and serve with the fish.
Tea Rinse out the teapot with boiling
water. Put III half tcaspoonfu of tGa,
add one quart Of boiling water, let stand
fer three minutes and serve.
Coffee Rinse eoffpepot out with bolt
ing water. Put III one and Il half ounces
of The best pulvcrizcd Java coffee, add 4
little boiling water to moistcn the coffee.
Set the can over the teakettlc for threo
minutes thcn add sufficient boiling water
10 iHiil>t tlrer pints Of coffee, let il re-
maia Three minutes longer over the tea.
kettla ana 'hr serve.
P0fatne aral and wash onehalf quart
y n0t es ace them with one pint Of
cold uIErr Onc tcaspoonful salt over
tho ffa, oUl 'ill done drain and return
The sauces. d the fire for one minute
With I'VE o#i. then toss the potatoes
up We3i this once more, thrl
serve. mako the potatoes
mpalN.
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Fallen Star.

k' FAtleH Staf.
\ man 0s Nrd star, pure, radiant,
wltf,
And -oU each it, scaling many 4
hrE
With clinlnl weary and half-faint. h@
pressed
Onward alHl ward to the tormoSt crest.
Still dislaH Ae vast Of heavens span
Shonc tn Wlit, light upon the way worn
mn.
Then, hmbE paycrful. gazing from
afar,
He brenthpd Ills passion 10 the claai.
wsitc iaf,
And ~, tla star lcapcl down ana
chIngad tn rr
To meet the drdor of the mans desire.
From ont The galaxy il made complete.
It traled is glory At its lovers feet.
He stopped moi, With hands stretch.
ing toward the place
His star had filled ii the great vautf
space.
He walled in anguish, through tho DARK.
ened nights
Alas tllc star loved was white was
whte.'
Elizabeth Il. Finley
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pEI,awaRE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S13 a. m, 303, 4.Co and
t.5S p. m, weel; DAYS.
For LcwCs, s 10 .. M. 1902 y. m week fays
For Rehnboth l3a IN, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays only.
For Dover, Harrington and pelmar
S.l3, 10hS 4. m. 402, GjS, and 12.ll p. m
Sunday, 1211 p. m.
For wyoming and way stations, 303 p.
M. week days.
Express for Cane Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 1O5S a. M week.
days and 1911 night daily.
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Long Island Is now one continuous fox
hunt in which the fox appears TO lie
about the most cStimablc participant.
There seem to be some joints loose in
the administration Of justice hercabout
We hear Of people Who are arrested and
denied the privilege guaranteed hy the
Constitution Of the State and of eases
snapped up hy one Justice 10 override and
defeat the judgment Of another Justice
We suggest thar that kind Of justice is
nnt justice Of the peace, Ii is rather of
The order that produces war. The col-
arei people are the alleged victims #
this unsennlly rivalry, their ignorance and
helplesSness being taken advantage Of
q their injury III violation Of law, and
with disregard to justice. Officers for
the collection Of debts, and for the speedy
adjudication Of disputes such as come
within the authority Of justices Of th.'
peate and conStahlcs are very important
parts Of the public administration, arc
essential to the peace and welfare If
the community but these officers are no.
privileged to make law nor vet TO adj
minister it simply for their own benefit
The law is not made for that. The otii-
res are not created for that--the officers
are not appointed for that purpose.
Justices of the peace and constables must
hey The law. II appears however that
y i not always safc for cnnstablps who
! ~ not know tho LAW. g take advic,
from I justice If the pcaec. cur advice
q that Kind of constable Is that he
ne I vacation and tinA out what his
/ 'lties arr-ol, resign.
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These tablets will positively
cure Headache, Neuralgia, In
somnia and many other disorders
arising from the nerves and var.
ious organs. The ingredients
are e the finest quality obtain
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p1lI4A AND READING RAIi.ROAl
wilmington Division)
-tl.ll 10 lI.IH.- II..tn. .lDnr. i inni

Time table In effect uc' ober l 1901.
Trains. leave Milminston tFf@ I
Montchanin,. Winterthur;. Guyencaori,
tion, pocopson " est Chester. ifr
vile. Mortonville, Gainesville and inter-
mediate stations, daily except Sunday lt
rs a m. daily 2.l5 and 4.5O p m. sun
For Waynesbnrg Junction, lGlsmera IHi
intermediate stations, daily except S4a.
day at 7.35 a. m. daily 2.l5 and 4.50 i. IN
Sunday only at S0d a. m.
termediate. stations, daily except sun
day, at 7.35 q. m, daily 215 and 45e p. n
Sunday only, S.06 n. m,
For further information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agents at the str.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for Az
tantic City.
Week days-.- Express, 800 .. m. 200 a00
p. m. sundays.-Fx Express co. l0o0a M Z ll
p. IN, Acc 1mmndd alton, $ 90 n. m. 5.t0 r. M.
Leave Atlantic City Depot--Woek days
Express :S5 900. lois .. m $50, $50, Pm
Acrommodation so5, a. m. $50 NJ snn
| cnmmoiation 7.15 a. m. los y. m.
Earlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MAY AND OCEAN ClTYWeek
DAYS. 8. Is a. IN i.i5 y m. Sundays. s IS q. m.
For SEA ISLE CITY Week days only, Sij
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC. CITY
ESpress-Leave New York Iiberty St.l
Leaves ATLANTIC cry Week days
$50 a. m, 2.15 p. IN.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices.
W. G. BESLER. EDISON J. WEEKS.
Gent Supt. Genl Pass'r. Agt.
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BalIade Of the Football Man.

Many there hc that golfns %
Ip"n tile links e have their swing.
Nelud III garments Say That glow
A. doth the sun when WeStering;
Stll some tlcrr he q base ball cling,
&ud tennis claims its little clam;
Rut II yen want - soc "thn thing
ltohod the lusty foot bail man,
4 rsnoth. h. lets his hair to grow
Az doth the festive spralt III Spring:
mil should both eyes br black as wae
I'll pride he feels therein no sting,
Lis followers make the welkin ring
I'r"m far Reersheha uuto Dam
Md il you'd gaze upon 4 King.
behold thc lHsty foot ban man.
Hi midnight dreams he tackles low
* touchdown" you will hear him sn@
tlthatgh there nvpr was such show,
lIr's every girl .'npon the string"
When he Yoes forth his foes to fling.
.ghr mad-guard, guard, Shin-euarl
plain
Aakes him sight for maryeling
Beh0ld The lrSrF foot hall man,
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We do not remember that the city 50.
ritor's opinion was adverse to tho ptlr-
haSe of land for tile new basin The
fl4ipn as we understand it was that
III Water Department could nnt cxpend
4 surplus money for such purpose.
hat is I'LL very good But when a.
tSatcr Department monies become sur
Hius: Md how Is it asccmuno,l that
a. department will have 4 surplus III Ill"
III " tile yeitr? We presume that the
rnnosed henring ~ case stated in the
nrt i Il decide when revenues hrcome
urplus, lit until that Is decided il
apcars thnt the department can spend
3S revenues for anything which il de-
i.lcs IL necessary for the efficiency anu
tltermrnt u the department plant. our
lyier u City Council Is, that il does not
whistle until It is on of the wood That
4 " the taN levy nest year Las noi
laen avoided yct.
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PENNSYLV LVANIA K. K.
THE STANDARD RAIL. .a,c.
ROAD OF AMERlCA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
BALTIMORE Raj ROAD.
schtdulc IN elect September TO IWI'
Trains Leave Wilmington as follow

Schedule In effect September 10 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (expressl. Isl, s.o2, d2o
80, 7.42, $50, $50, S55, 9.35, 955, l0ll, lo52
j - ilS 4S 5o7 q e e$5 g6l l2 7i7 5Ss Ss
"'lu Naturalization. g,i Glo, 10, $40, loo a.
M. II 80, 2.32 400, 525 635 ana 1d iO4S 20 p - y
$50. s 10, $50 SIS, iO1i, 1i25, 1l.52, 1l.45 a.
M, i.37, b 0. 4.5s, u OF and 800 P m.
Accommodation. 6IO, Ile' ll;W ~ u, IT.
For New York uhrough eNpresS)' -,
s.02, 9S5, Dining Carr 955, 10 ~ u 40 a: M
;1216 Dining y & car,, l2.6S TX iis asd l Sl6
n m, Connecting via Broad Street sta
H lion. Pliladephis. 40 $50, a.i9, $50. sS5,
siI lo Il 49, 1872 s "a S5 8 m iS1S SiS aad Id i5I I
:, For , Boston without change, 1902 a. m ,
III For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 733 a. m. and 635 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, a as 500
$40, 1918 and ll.Ol q, m, I2,3; l2ls; !! " ",
S.lI y. m, and LOS night
Baltimore ana intermediate stations,
300 AL, 6.i3 p. m, 12lS night.
Leaye Philadelphia, Broad Street, sor %
so 5g5o ais 1 $2d 5so Gi 4oi, a46. 5o7, 5ss 5si
E.59 COS, go, 6.55. 7.Sl, 1l26. lis p. m and
'-.s Accommodation, ,ti 625, 7.3o, 912, 1O.s5. a.
M, 1.23, SIS, 4.O4. 4.49, 6.27, S.3S, 1922 and
s'''o : SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For Philadelphia texpressl, LEI, 3,02, 4. Y
g25, g.55, G52. 11.i5 a. m. 1856, 1.37, 300
Accommodation, 40 $40. S.55, a. M
| Z ii, 2,1n. 100 5.25, rs, and 10 i3 p. m;
| For Chester (oXprtssl. l57, a20, bob
| l145 a. m, l.S7, 30t LES, 6.oI and 9e'
A%cammeqstion a i, 4 5le 5o si9 : s.s5, Is :; N.
| For New York Through eXpress1 l.T
a02, 935, 9.55 Dining Carr, l0.52, j ~ q
M 1256 .37, Dining Carr. 800, COZ g.
| DINING Carr. IN, alG, .. m, c,onnectlne
I.56, 7l0, S.il, 985. a55, ills a. M. 1856
i,37. 800, 45S, 607, GO, 7.l7. ZIG and loR
raj Roston without change, TT p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.35, 500
| th1S a. m. 12N5 1918, 80, 3.5l, 400, 5a5
| Gn3, GO 1885, Sill p m. and l.O5 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
Leihye philadeiphia BROAD Street, 70,
| Wilmington feXprrss) $50 72o 23, j 80
| H. M. 113. 3l3. $50. 4i6 5.O7 5,2E. COS
655. I'll, S.35, l1.26, lis p m. and l2.2i
Accommodation. Ss5. o12. 1916. a. m
12.29, 80, 6.l3. SIS and lo22 r. ~
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sCHuYI.KtLL DIVISION

For Phoenixvi1le, Pottstown and Read
Ing, 5.45, 9l0 and 1918, a. m. 1852 fsat-
llrday onlyl 10. 40, 5.S2 7.33 and ll50
p m, sundays, 60 800 and 9.23 a M
l232 G02 and $50 p. m. Fhoenixvilip
only 726 q. m and las and 5.52 p. m
For Pottsyllc, 5.45. 91o 1919 a. M, 1so
70 and 793 y, m week days Sunday
6al, 9.2}, n. m. end 602 p. m.
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FOR NEW YORK


4zpress 4 \ week 4 a9ys $.2o ao5 40 Eoo
III a. m, 100 noon 1235 Qimitea
al@o a6S 4 aGd ~ .t1l m@ 1;3o. .2$o, 800, a6o
g. =, g. sn3 .S@ w ,,h3 NV sS95 and logo
lo5, 4.40, 500 Sis S25, $50, tiD.Si Ii, y,
I'D H. r ri q '2a9 = i2s5 n '2so 40 dim
1000 l. nj, ana i2O2 night - - '4'f'
For lsoSton Wtthout change 10.5O a. m
rar Mest sea daTs r aRa R9hr5 $40 ,1 e a daily
and 400 p m. week DAYS. -
For lhlnhertVillc, llHstan and Scranton.
S5n; a;9o q m, 2No noon, 3,52 800 G.am-
beftNlllH and LaSton nnlN1 week davs
and 7ti2 u, IN daily. Buffalo, a0f n M,
l2to noon week days and 7.O2 j. NJ
L.eav. Market Street Wharf rs follows.
for New York Express, 900. G50 \ m .
$50 y, m. week davs
For Long Rraneh. via Seaside Park, 3 35
For Island Heights, S.35, n, m. and 400 y.
m, Wccii days <
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
L9nTe 1s, Broad Street Station via Delaware
lRiyer Bridge, express, $40 Il. M ana
a,G ?. m. Sundays. go a. m. and 7.Oi
Leave Market Street Wharf. express 900
2. m. and 200, 400 and Sis b. M sun.
days, 900 and 1000 a. m.
FOR CAPD MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY
Avalon, Stone Harbor, Anglesea VIII,
wood and Holly Beach-expross . io :,
Z m; 10 and 400 p. m, week days. SUNDAYS
for 81 s9mers, O. 10 Point-Express, 900 a. m.
Sundays, 900 and 1000 a. m. 80 =
me Union Transfer Company will c,Ii
Ior ror,, nnd check baggage from hotels an AMI
J y. HUTCHINSON, ]. r.. WDoD
General Manager. ,4cn. Inse 49,
Telephone 1877.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Connecting with p, w. & y. r. r., at
Union Station. Baltimore, Md
Taking effect SeTtemhfr 29h. 1901.
All trains leave IIllen Station as fol
lows:
DAILY.
t20a m.-Fast Mail, Main Line IIagerstown,
y, aud Ry and the south aud ex. SUNDAY
2. " 4, H. Chambershurg, Martins
urg and Winchester.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
80 m York. II. and IL, Division and
Main Line. east Of Emory Grove. Car
| iisie and g. and II. Il. r. X
htg Frederick. Emnittsburg and n. and ",
| Ry. to Il ktol
4 1912 a. m.-Accommodation for Union
4 Bridge, York, Gettysburg
/ 2,2h u n,-Accam for Union Bridge.
4 %32 y m.-Fxp for York aud B. Il II, Div.
/ i.2a y m.--FXp Main Line Points, H8gers
4 7 WI; also Frederick, Eumilslnrg aud Shippens
/ lutg
E2o y m, Accommodation for Emory Grove
4 ti.l5 II, m y Accom- mediation fer Union Bridgp,
! HIPS u N : recommendation Emory Grove
SUNDAYS ONLY,
a3a q. m Accommodation for Union
Bridge and Hanover
i r. r m, Accftrtins latinn for Union Bridge
y d.0lp. m Accommodation inr Fmnry Grove.
A 1865 n m Accommodation for Emory Grove,
4 Ticket and Baggage Otlice 2l5 East baltimore
Y street
Trains stop at Union, + nnsylvania avenue
4 Fulton and Walhrook North avenuel stations
]. NJ. HOOD, Il. II. GRISWOLD.
/ General Manager Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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Old and New Sale for benefit Of the
Homeopathic Hospital, all of this week,
Mt Pyle's Cycle Academy.
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The Suns Daily Bill of Fare.
Friday, October 18th.
~ JIINEH

Welsh rarebit. Fruit salad.
Bread and butter. Tea.
DINNER.
Baked fish. Mustard sauce.
Boiled potatoes. Beets. Apple
dumplings, with wine sauce.
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On, faro You wrll, Sir Thomas.

We IiTN FWTI VII, Ut INNINWS.
You're sportsman through /
through;
" hcrrSer Won 70 fAlsing
May good fortune 90 with YOU.
HATS are off 70 you Sir Thomas.
Md the pcnnant that yon Hy
Here's hoping it may snit yeu
10 come back again and try.
The sun., 1901-10-11

Croker has tile tafrel stirl, and Shep
II surms willing 70 have il applied
The sun., 1901-10-11

Prince, i'll THE other 4anos arc slow.
Aud fall beneath The public Ian:
IlFre'S only one game now and 50
Behold tnc foot hall man,
Clinton Seollard.
The sun., 1901-10-11

Sayrr has placed Tom
Moor ltamatization Of tho pnrt's
ti.e eight of his London sIp.-
.i'.ss ies lis melodies had caught
the ilNHH HiHN and their inmcnsrs;rlc>
The sun., 1901-10-11

abe, containing no morphine Of
other injurious drugs, and acts
III mild, pleasant, and above
all, rapid manner, leaving no
bad effects after taking. Sold by
all druggists.
10 CENTS A BOX.
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ENNoY.

.altes him i sight for maryeling
.pll the lnstE foot hall man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-26
-CONGER WILL RETURN
w. w. ROCKHILL NOW ACTING MIN
IsTER AT CHINA's CAPITAL.
Most Important Work I'm Arranging
New Treaties Is Believed to
Have Been Completed.

PEKING, Feb 25-This morning Mr..
Conger turned over the affairs of the
United States legation TO Mr.. w. w. Rock
hill, particularly the conduct of the nego-
tiations with the Chinese plenipotentiaries,
and he will shortly return 10 the United
States for a six months vacation. Ameri-
cans here feel that this arrangement is a
confirmation Of the report that everything
is practically settled, for Mr.. Conger felt
it his duty to finish the negotiations salts
factorily. The Pei-Ho river will open next
v eek. and then the exodus of diplomats.
correspondents and others will begin.
Ii Hung Chang says he expects that the
imperial court will return to Peking as soon
as notification is given that the troops OF
the allies are evacuating the capital. He
also asserts that no further difficulty in the
negotiations is possible. Some old resi-
dents here think there may be difficulty in
connection with the ceremonial of receiving
the ministers of the powers by the court,
but the ministers themselves do not antict-
pate any. The German and Russion bar
racks for the guards of their respective le-
cations will be ready in month.
Mr.. Rockh1ll to-day attended Tor the nrst
time meeting of the foreign ENJOYS In an
independent capacity. No business OF i'm
portance was transacted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-26

MINI. Five. boys were riding car which
Is used In the shaft. One OF them turned
the switch the wrong way, and the car
descended rapidly from the top or the
shaft house toward the shaft opening. An
other boy realized the danger, and pulled
his brother of the car in time to save
him. The car crashed down the shaft,
opening, hurting the three remaining boys
10 the bottom OF the shaft killing them
instantly. The dead boys were two sons
or Joseph Felt, aged ten and twelve. and
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the opening of the national forest, fish
and game exposition at the Chicago Coli
scum to-day. Under the supervision OF In
dams. guides and experienced sportsmen.
the gigantic structure has been trans
formed from an auditorium into veri-
table primeval forest. Hundreds of pine
and spruce trees have been stripped to COW
been put in position 10 make the scenes
more natural. Immense tanks have been
built and in these nearly every known
kind of the finny tribe is TO be seen, from
the giant muskalonge to the diminutive
Albine brook trout
Mrs Rounseville Wildman, wife of the
consul general at Hong-Kong, who, with
him and their children, persisted in the
wreck OF the steamer City OF Rio de janet
TO, was we'll known TO stage people in New
York. AS Letitia Aldrich she went to New
York some twelve years ago and was as
sisted by such social prestige as attached
vada, was her uncle. Under the nom de
plum of Nevada Rose" Miss Aldrich
wrote a number of sketches. Acting on the
advice of the late Edwin Booth, Miss Aid
rich decided to fit herself for the stage and
placed herself under the tutelage of Kyrlie
Bellew. Miss Aldrich developed talent, and
friends of her family offered TO make the
young woman star but she became the
wife Of Mr.. Wildman. Mrs. Wildman, after
her marriage, began contributing verses
and stories to various periodicals.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-26
PORTO RICANS COMING.
battalion of Native Troops to Attend
McKiniey's Inauguration.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. Feb. 25.-The
United States transport Rav'lins left for
the United States to-day with the Porto
Rican battalion ordered 10 attend the in
auguration. An enormous crowd witnessed
the departure of the steamer. The men.
who number 160, seemed delighted at the
opportunity 10 go. The regimental band and
all the officers. except Lieutenant Colonel
Buchanan and Captain Bissell. accompa-
MED the detachment. The troops carry part
outfits of winter clothing, but will have no
medical attendance beyond the ships doc
tor. who is not familiar with the Spanish
language. As the climatic Changes will be
abrupt, the men never having experienced
a frost, IL Is probable there will be some
illness. The regiment has surgeons. but no
orders were issued directing any OF them
TO 60 north, and the management OF this
part OF the enterprise Is criticised,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-26
FOREIGN NEWS IN BRIEF.

The census shows the present population
of Saxony to be 49, 5S, or an increase
of II per cent. since the census of 1895.
The Castagonalia Theater, at Catonia.
Italy, was destroyed by fire, Sunday night.
Two persons were killed and many were
wounded.
A modern public library building was
opened in Khardoff, Russia, on Sunday.
The library was founded in 1886. 1t now
includes 10000 volumes.
commission has arrived at Moscow
from New York TO examine institute
for massage. electric light. air water
baths and for medical gymnastics.
A dispatch from Madrid to the Libre
Parole. of Paris, says the resignation of
the Ascarraga Ministry was rendered last
evening and accepted by the, Regent.
General Petroff has again rendered the
resignation of the Bulgarian Cabinet saying
he will not, under any consideration, re-
main in office and meet the Sobranje.
Russia is in dire need of money i'm
mediately," says the st. Petersburg cor
respondent of the London Daily Mail, ."and
NJ De White will be compelled to nego-
tiate ioan.
The importation of a force of Portuguese
workmen to take the places of Spanish
strikers at Vigo, led TO a disturbance. The
Portuguese were stoned and shots were
fired. Gendarmes were compelled to in
tervene to restore order.
The first orchard census ever taken in
Prussia shows 80, 222 375 fruit trees. The
amman census SHOWS lU,oboZyo cattle, as
against 9,S71.521 in 1892; 10954,002 SWINE, as
against 9.390.3Sl in 1892, and 2.9l3,903 horses,
as against 2.651,661 in 49,.
The London Daily Telegraph commenting
upon what ii calls the gravity of the
menace TO English trade" of the forma-
ton of the United States steel corporation.
says il understands Mr. Carnegie was
bought out for about fs00O0.000.
The Sheffield Daily Telegraph announces
that negotiations between Vickerss Sons
& Maxim and the Cramp Shfpbuilding
Company have been broken off because the
former were unable to get all the indie
pendent reports they consider necessary.
| The best ballet dancers at the Berlin Royal
Opera will appear March in Amsterdam
to perform ballet entitled Bride and
Bridegroom" specially composed by Herr
Grabb. master of the ballet at the Royal
Opera.
]. b. hamburg. a teacher. who recently
returned to Honolulu, from Guam reports
that preparations are being made there for
1.5c0 Filipino prisoners. The natives of
Guam have deep hatred for the Fillpinos
and do not like TO see them brought to the
island.
The Portuguese steamer Peninsular from
Lisbon Jan. -. via st. Michaels Feb. 2. for
New York. which was reported spoken Feb
IL in latitude IS, Longitude 30, disabled with
a broken shaft, arrived at the Azores yes
terday in tow. She has on board zoo pas
sengers.
Thus far thirty-one cases of bubonic
plague have been reported in Cape Town
six deaths from the disease, one European
being among the number. II Is expected
that several cases still under treatment will
prove fatal.
Senorita Uboa, the young girl who under
judicial order was restored to her mother
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-26
E. C. WICK ARRESTED.
Manager OF Animal World Charged
with Using Mails to Defraud.

NEW YORK, Feb 25.-E. c. Wick, who
says he is manager and treasurer of the
Animal World, was arrested to-day at his
office on West Twenty-third street, and
held in $1,000 bail charged with using the
mails for fraudulent purposes. Postoffice
Inspector Sutton says in his complaint that
Wick advertised extensively in all the lead
ing monthly periodicals to give away pet
animals of all descriptions If the recipients
would pay strict attention to the breeding
and agree to sell to the Animal World the
first of the progeny. Angora cats, Belgian
hares, Shetland ponies, squirrels and foxes
were offered. Inspector Sutton says he
learned that Wick would require 81 after
reply was made to his advertisements and
after receiving the money would make still
other demands
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-26
To he Executed in the German zone.

BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The Lokal AnZeiger
has the following from Peking, dated Feb.
%: 1.-THE execution of Chin Stu, former
grand secretary, and Hsu Cheng Flu. son
of the notorious Hsu Tung, tomorrow by
the hangman will occur upon the same
place where last summer two pro-civiliz3
ton mandarins were beheaded. The spot
is within the German zone. All the other
officials whose lives are demanded by the
ministers of the powers will be beheaded
in Si-Ngan-Fu. The opinion largely pre-
walls in Picking that Prince Tuan's punish
ment will necessitate the choosing of an
other heir to the throne than his son."