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uow smoke Travels.

A dim, dry fog prevalent in Ger
many, known as the Hohrauch, has
been traced for a distance of 15C
miles from its supposed source with
out great diminution of its intensity
or distinctive smell. 1t is commonly
attributed to the extensive burning
of peat in North Germany, where the
tillers of the soil will at certain sea.
sons hoe up the rank growth of their
fields and burn it on large scale. A
haze of very similar description has
been observed in New England and
Upper Canada; so also, according 10
Livingstone, in the Barotse valley;
the cause in all cases being assigned
to the extensive burning, often at q
great distance, of grass or forest tim.
Der. The self-same results must be
looked for in the case of the burning
of coal on an equally gigantic scale
in London, with the one difference
that the effect must be incomparably
more ernicious.-London Mail.
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=. pan,.hment nenenelals

This question was asked OF large
sumber of persons: What punish.
sents or rewards have you ever had
that did you good or harm? The ma
iority claimed to be benefited by pun
ishment. The boys thought the ef-
fects Of a good plain talk were salu-
tary, and none had complaint to make
against good dressing down."
Many were grateful for having had
punishment in due season. There Is
time in many boys life when he
thinks he is lord of everything, and
it would seem that good whipping
is often the best to cure ms s ae.
feet. Tenderness IS excellent Ior
most children, but there are certain
natures on whom it is wasted, be-
cause they simply abuse it. Con-
science does not seem to be very pow
erfuI in children before the age OF
nine. Preaching or advice unsought
for does not seem to do much good,
while suggestion does. As to the IN
fiuence of companions, 1t was great
est between the ages of ten and hf-
teen. This influence is next to that
of home.-Everybody's Magazine.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Viola Lott has returned FROM
Buffalo.
United States Marshal Short has ro-
turned from Buffalo.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Orth Of Atlanta.
Ga, nre visiting in this city
Judge Bradford is expected Ia return
from his vacation about November 18th
George +. MackCy of the Delaware
railroad office is away on his vacation.
Frank Gctchcll. formerly of Whining
ion. has returned to Baltimore after II
short visit TO friends in this city.
Mrs. J, F. Deulin Of 522 South Tar
rison street. has returned home after Il
pIeaSing visit of -four weeks to Mrs.
I''rry Il. Brick Of Blackwcll's Mills,
\. j.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred G. Galloway and
son. Harry, of New York. have returncS
home after II pleasant visit, being TIL.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Andcr-
son Of Elsmere.
). redmond Smith, clerk Of the Irnitr,l
States Court. will leave today. accom-
unnird by his family. for Southern Cali
forna. where they will spend the winter.
During Mr.. Smiths absence Deputy
Clerk William G. Mahntfy will perform
his duties.
Cards are ont for the wedding Of VII.
liam li"arn, of Laurel. and Miss Mar.
sarrt Burke, in Chester, on November
9Th
The sun., 1901-10-24
GAMES HOME AND ABROAD.
Inter- City Bowling League Schedule
is Complete.

The Intercity Bowling League COM
posed of the Wilmington Whist Club,
the Penn Club of Chester Ersine Ten
mis- Club of Norristown, Germantown
Cricket Club, Belmont Cricket Club. aGd
Belfield Country Club of Philadelphin.
has begun playing for the season of 1901
02. The first games were played lest
Thursday. Edgar NJ Hopes of Viii
mington, is president of the league;
William G. LenZIe OF Norristown, vice
president. and George Snyen of the Bel
mont Cricket Club, secretary and treas
urer. This is the schedule of future
games:
Wilmington Whist Club.--At home :
October "a. Belfield; Nov. Z, Belmont;
Nov. 81. Penn; Dec. II, Germantown;
Jan. .. Ersine: Jan. 16. Belticld; Jan.
80, Belmont; Feb. 13, Penn: Feb. 26.
Germantown; March 10. Ersine Abroad
Oct. 81. Germantown: Nov. IA. Ersinr:
Dee. 5. Belfeld: Dec. 19, Belmont; Jan.
8. Er~ine: Feb. 90, Bclficld; Mar. 6.
Belmont.
Penn Club.-At Homc-Nov. !, Bel
field: NOV. l3. Germantown; Dec. .,
Ersine: Dee. u. Belmont: Jan. .. Will
mington; Jan. 80, Belfeld: Feb. 6, ter
montown: Feb. 20. Ersinc; Feb. 27. Bel
mont. Ahroad--Oct. "a. Ersine: Oct. 81
Belmont; Nov. u. Wilmington; Dee.
10. Belfeld: Jan. .. Gcrmantown; Jan.
IS. Ersine:, Jan. 49, Belmont; Feb. 1S
Wilmington; Mar. 6, Bclfcld; Mar. II
Germantown.
Belmont Cricket Cluh.--At Home
Oct 23, Germantown: Oct. 81. Penn
% 1 l.. inc ~
Jan. 2, Beiicll: Jan. 16. Germantown
Jan. 90, ] enn: Feb. II. Ersinc; Mar
g. Wilmington; Mar. 49, Relfrld. Abrort
Nov. {, Wilmington: Nov. IA, Beltield
Dec. s, Gcrmantown; Dec. Il, Penn
Jan. g. Ersine: Jan. 80, Wilmington
Feb. 6. Belfcld; Feb. 20, Germantown
Feb. 81, Penn.
I Germantown Cricket Club.-At Home
Oct. 81. Wilmington; Noy I, Ersine
Nov. 81. Bclficld: Dec. 5. Belmont; Jan;
2, Penn. Jan. 90. Wilmington; Jan. 30
trsine: Feb. 12. Belfeld; Feb. 20, Bel
mont; Mar. 12. Penn. Abroad-Oct. 90
Belmont; NOV. 10. Penn; Dec. II. vii
mington: Dec. 10. Ersinc: Jan. s, Bclfcld
Jan 16. Belmont; Feb. 6, Penn; Feb. 26
W'ilmington Mar. 6. Ersine.
| Belficld Country Club.-At Home
Oct. 81, Ersine; Nov. IA. Belmont: Dec
>. Wilmington: Dec. 10. Penn; Jan. Z
Germantown: Jan. %. Ersine: Feb.
Belmont: Feb. 20. Wilmington: Mar.
Penn. Abroad--Oct. "a. Wilmington
Nov. I, Penn: Nov. q, Germantown
Dee. 12. Ersinc: Jan. 2, Belmont; Jan
16. Wilmington: Jan. 80. Penn: Feb. |:
Gcrmantown; Feb. 81, Ersine; March I;
Belmont.
Ersine Tennis Club.--At Home
Oct. "a. Penn: Nov. IA. Wilmington; Dec
I12. Rrlfpld: Dec. 10. Germantown: Jar
IL, Belmont; Jan. IS. Penn: Feb. 6. Wi
lmington: Feb. o. Bclficld. Mar. 6. Gci
imnntown. Ahrond-Oct. 81. Bclfielt
Nov. I, Germantown: Nov. 2l, Belmont
Dee. s. Penn Jan .. Wilmington: jar
'2. Brlicld; Jan. 30. Germantown: Fc!
~ Belmont: Feb. 90. Penn; Mar. !:
Wilmington.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Beware or Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as lnnrccry will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering il through
n" mucous surface. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians aS the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Chtarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j
Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury. and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
catanh Cure be sure YOU get the ge.llinc
1t Is taken internally and made in To
lrdo. o., by Il. j. Cheney 4 o. TrSti.
monialS free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-10-24
General Markets.

New York. Oct. 2S.
FLOUR State and western had better ION,
and was more active; Minnesota patents. S3 az,
S.s5; winter sraights s3.3OlS 40; winter extras
Sz@a2'So winter patents. $3.jDa3. 75
WHEAT Opened shade lower with the N
blcs, but recovered before noon on small nnrtb
west receipts and prominent buying at Chicago
December, tasalG II lic.; May. 70 l.IGa5Dssc
hiE--Fitm; state, jid5sc., e. l. L.. New York
earlots; No. western, tile, f. o. b., afioat.
coRN-Quiet, but frmcr Oh bullish Rouman;ar
crop news and local covering; December gls
u Bloc; May, Gl3saG2lkc.
OATS ''uiet and firm; track. white, state. 4oa
4oc.; track, white western, 4Oa46c.
PORK Steady; mess, Sl5.5Ual6 10; family. sl7s
1775. '"'s' Ti'-
LARD Steady; prime western steam. p.5lc
~ Ihh steady; state dairy lia2lc; cream
cry, lja22i2c.
CiiEESE-Quiet and firm; fancy, large, colored
sac; fancy, large, white, 9l2aDRc: fancy. small
eolored, lOAe; fancy, small, white, IOalOiLc
EGGS Steady; state and Pcnnsyyania 2,il.
&c; western, candlcd, 2lIac.
SUGAR--Raw firm; fair refining 32lc oontu,.
ugal, B test, 3Bc; refined steody. cr,sh.s
b.6Oc; powdered, 5.gOe
TURPENTlNE- Steady at SSI5asOc
MOlASSl.S STEADY; New Orleans a7o.oo
hiCE-Firmi domestic, laGIac; Janan aw.
SIC. ''Psh' s%a
S' Z" Steady; city, SIZE; country s,4.su.
a. Au I,Ni shipping, 8oae5e. good I.
choice. s5ause. sooo 70
The sun., 1901-10-24
Clark Gets an Injunction.

Helena, Mon, Oct. 23.-The supreme
court has amended the injunction is
sued in favor Of the Anaconda Mining
company against the Montana Ore Pur.
chasing company involving the Snow
bird mine. BY reason of the injunction
as originally issued the ore company
was forced TO close the Pennsylvania
and Rarus mines, as they are operated
through the Snowbird workings. I'm.
der the amended injunction the Mon.
tana company is prohibited from tax.
ing ore from the Snowbird, but not
from using the workings, as that was
not asked for in the original applica,
tton. Orders have been sent to Butte
to resume operations in the Pennsyl.
vana.
The sun., 1901-10-24
ROOSEVELT A DOCTOR.
Yale Honors the President of the
United States.
LAST DAY OF BICENTENNIAL
Dsstinguished nen From All Over
the World Present at the COM
memorative Exercises-sIaay
Degrees Conferred.

New Haven, Conn. Oct. 23.-The na-
tion became sponsor for one of its
greatest universities when Theodore
Roosevelt. the president of the United
States, lent his presence to the cere-
monies with which old Yale commemo-
rated the founding Of the college 200
years ago and brought to triumphal
close the great blcentennial festival
which has been in progress since Sun
day. Nor was the tribute paid to the
great institution Of national proper
tions alone. England. the mother coun-
try; continental Europe and the far
east contributed their share of honor
The sun., 1901-10-24
south AMERICAN WAR |
Castro Sends Arms to Colombian
Rebels.
EXPEDITION SAILS OPENLY.
General Uribc-Uribe Enters Colom-
binn Territory While Venezuelan
Troops Make n Demonstration
to Distract Alteration.

San Juan de Porto Rico, Oct. 23.-
Advices received here from La Guayra,
Venezuela, under date of Monday, Oct.
81, say that the first consignment Of
arms and ammunition, consisting Of
1,500 rifles and 100000 cartridges, on
board schooner towed by the Ven
ezuelan gunboat Twenty third of May
and in charge of the Venezuelan Cen
erals Pedro Rodriguez and Francisco
l.ieva, left La Guayra Oct. IS. bound
for the upper OriIOco. The arms and
ammunition will be turned over to the
Colombian Liberals at Llanos de Casa
mare for use by the latter against the
Conservative government in the Co.
lombian department of Boyaca. The
expedition, which was sent by the Ven
c2uelan government, departed openly,
following plans arranged in Caracas.
General Tribe Tribe, after several
days delay. passed from Venezuela in.
to the Colombian district of Las Grias
Saturday at the head of about 1000
men. Whether they are all Colombians
or partly Nenezuelans it Is impossible
to definitely ascertain. 1t is believed
that General Tribe Tribe intends try.
ing to join the detachment commanded
by Marin, the Colombian Liberal lead.
cr. at Garcia Rovira. General Tribe.
Tribe will try to evade action with the
Conservatives near the frontier, and
If he succeeds in so doing, will attack
the Conservatives ut some distance be
yond the frontier.
Trying to Distract Attention.
In the meantime the Venezuelan
troops stationed at Tacbira have beer
OF are nlaneuvering for the purpose OF
distracting the Cololnbians' attention
from General Tribe Tribes move
menls.
President Castro is anxiously await
ing news Of General r7ribe-U1ibe's sue
cCsS.
The Venezuelan rcvolutioniSts las
week cut the telegraph lines between
Caracas and the Tachira frontier. bu
irlpglaphic communication has nov
been re-establiShed.
President Castro will probably issu,
n about the end of October an officia
stHlement 70 the effect that Eenezuel;
enjoys internal peace.
The Natianalists' representatives il
tic islands oi Curacao and Trinidad
ard in Europe are cooperating more 0
less successfully With the Nationalist
III Venezuela and have promised rebe
activities ana uprisings in the near fu
tire.
The sun., 1901-10-24
NO NEWS OF BRIGANDS.
Alleged killing of TsiIkas Is Not
Confirmed.


Washington, Oct. %. The state de-
partment has heard nothing from any
official source to confirm the Austrian
reports Of the killing of the brother of
Nine Tsilka by Turkish troops or Of
the death of that lady herself 1t has
so far been unable to get in touch with
the brigands, and all of the information
IL has had as to The probable move.
mcnts of the band with their captives
has come through missionary sources.
Consul General Dickinson has been
extremely energetic in his efforts to
stimulate the Turkish and the Bull
garian governments to do their share
toward the rescue Of the captives, but
lie has been unable lately TO communi-
cate any reassuring advices. 1t Is
known officially that the arrest of some
Of the Macedonian committeeman was
Il direct result of Mr.. Dickinson's ac-
tiyity. but so far it does not appear
that these arrests have aided the pur.
suit of the bpigands
The sun., 1901-10-24
Killed hN m EIitOr.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct. 23.-Carl Stub.
bletield. one of the oldest and wealth.
lest residents of this city. was shot and
instantly killed by Myer Solmson, for.
merly city editor of The Daily Graphic
The shooting, it is said, was the result
of an attack made by Stubblefield on
SolmSon Monday concerning an article
SolmSon was alleged to have written
while doing newspaper work.
The sun., 1901-10-24
ROiIo Held for Court.

John H. l;ollo was held in 81 1000 bail
for the Court Of General Sessions after il
hearing yesterday before Magistrate lInl-
lis, on the charge or stealing hooks md
parts of books from the Wilmington III
stitnte Free Library. lie was represent
Cd by Robert Adair. who asked that tn
prisoners bail be fixed Mt smaller
sum. The request was not granted and
in default Of hail l,ollo was taken to
New Castle Jail yesterday afternoon
The sun., 1901-10-24
80 r1e,,. fn .tn1nn ntnnInrx-

Cbraan Get. 2a. illtiycS admit
tIat they h@vc No possible Glow from
which they can hollD d trace Me idcn-
tty Of the men VINO committed the
stamp robbery It ia" Clirago post.
ri'iep Nothing Of tie -Ii@l4n@t yalet
ias been found ~ to tln lsgcit time,
aiflouel4 oyri tbirts defortAts aul III.
speeturS are working diligently on the
rase. Al the known saH mcllirrs oi
Prominence n0W ut liberty ma under
surveillance, ana sccr yiaa men
ANA police in I'll the large cities arc
siding the local force in its work.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Washington Dimes with Bissem.

New Haven. Conn, Oct % Booker
i. Washington, who is attending the
Yale biccntennal celebration, was a
guest Of Norris +. Tyler, treasurer OF
the university, at Il dinner at Mr..
Tyler's residence. Former Postmaster
General BisSrll also accepted an in.
vitation 10 dine with Mr.. Tyler and
met Mr.. Washington. Mr.. Tyler said
today that tile invitations were sent
and accepted about ten days before
Mr.. Washington dned with President
Roosevelt in Washington
The sun., 1901-10-24
Shadowing n Suspect.

The arrest of Il well.known young man
Of this city on suspicion Of having hrcn
connected with tie burning of the Year.
man barns near kennett Square, recent
ly, is expected in short time. New
York detectives have been working on thn
case and are now in this city shadowing
lie suspect. Detective Francis also
Snnws the person under surveillance AMI
it is believed he is working on the ease.
The sun., 1901-10-24
ohio postomce Robhea

Ccnterhurg, o., Oct. pa gang of
six safe blowers blew the postoillce
safe here and secured 5000 in money
and 500 in postage stamps. They
then blew the safe at the Toledo ana
Ohio Central depot, but nothing Of
value was secured. The Cleveland
Akron ana Columbus depot was alst
gone through. Six men were later cap.
turcd at Rcynoldsburg, suspected of
bciMg tie rnhherS.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Nnr Ernn ,rl.. slnn.,

Sofia. BiIgarIn, Oct. %. y NMlOr Is
current here that the brigandS who
hold Miss Ellen NJ. stone. the American
missionary ar. disposed 70 release her
without ransom. This Willingness to
release Miss stone, says the report, is
The result Of Il threat On the part Of
the Bulgarian government 10 dissolve
the Macedonian committee lfuless such
GctIon is taken.
The sun., 1901-10-24
nnmss in,nh Mr..nr.

New York, Oct ~ \ force Of detcc-
tivcs under Captain Reynolds llead Of
til" Broulylyn detective bureau. i try
ing e obtain SGmc rlcw to tue person
WHO scnt through tlr mails ai informal
rachine to Peter W. Eol.S Of I'll
pTk place, Brool;lEn the son of
Charles Broadway RolaS, tie wealthy
merchant ~ ihis city rheg had but
l'ttlr TO work upnn Tlair efforts were
directed clliGtiy toward t.'hrg ont
Hb2r" small wooden tlytS ot cylndic.
II pattcrl %t4r manufacturers
The sun., 1901-10-24
Three Hundred Guests Escape.

French Lick, Ind. Oct. %. = Fire
broke out in the bath department ot
the French Lick Springs hotel early in
the morning, and for time it seemed
apparent that the entire building, con,
tanning about 300 guests, would be de
stroyed. All escaped in the midst OF
great excitement. The fire was finally
eXtinguShed, with loss Of $4,000.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Carried 1t Too Ear.

"Nothing that is produced in this
country is ever quite good enough
for Mrs. Willoughby," declared Miss
Frocks. Everything must be i'm
ported"
THAT'S true" added Miss Kittish.
"She even carried her prejudice
against domestic goods so far as to
marry an imported husband. DE.
troit Free Press.
The sun., 1901-10-24
"That's true" added Miss Kittish.
Anti-JeucI Ienrne

The women of the island Of Crete
have founded league similar to that
which Lysistrata instituted at Athens
for half a day. The association has
the object, of restricting the luxury
of the women of Crete. Its members
are forbidden to wear jewels or rich
ent.-Brussels Beige Independ-
ence.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Fourth Class Postm.sters.

Washington, Oct. 23.-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap
pointed
New York = Glove Valley, d. V
Moore; North Stockholm A. B. Chase.
Pennsylvania Yardley. S, Il. VIII
lard.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Admiral Kodgers at Catpn,oran

Washington, Oct. 23.-Atlmilnl Rodg
ers has cabled the navy department his
arrival on his flagship New York nj
Catbalogan, Samar. with marines tc
cooperate with the army in suppress
ing the inSurrection.
The sun., 1901-10-24
"Neyer? And why SOP"
Trouble Ahead.

Clancey--I'hwat's all III thrubble
iu tn alley heyant?
Hogan-Some o III b'ys fed
Casey's goat dozen ay these
cannon crackers, an now dhey're
thryin' t git him t ate box O.
matches.-Baltimor American.
The sun., 1901-10-24
House Buyers Atten tion.

Look at once at new houses, Tenth and
Lombard street rooms and bath. Ten
built, seven already sold. Its the price
that sells them quickly. Best value in the
city. Home Real Estate Company.
Agents on ground.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Postotnce Transfer.

It is thought that the transfer Of the
business Of the Wilmington postotlicr
will be made about Friday. William
II. Head, the new postmaster, will be
il charge Of the office before next week
The sun., 1901-10-24
"ynccination Day"

Edith, of Boston, came home from
kindergarten in state of excitement.
"Oh, mamma" she exclaimed, 1--WE
don't have to go to school tomorrow"
"Why not?" asked mamma, smiling.
"Because teacher says it's Vaccina-
ton day, when Bridget left Boston" !"
Mamma thought a moment, and
then remembered that the next day
was the anniversary Of Evacuation
day, when the British left Boston,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The sun., 1901-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York, Oct. 23.
Money on call steady at sla per cent prim,
mercantile paper illaj per cent Sterling cx
change easier, with actual business in bankers
bills At SIsGiaaisGai ior demand and at Si.s4t;
for ~ day, Posted rates. i.sj and Sis7i@. Con-
mercial bills Si.s3laal.sl Bar iyer, 579sc
Mexican dollars, l5l4c Government bonds weak
state bon'ls stc,dy Railroad honds irregular
tlong prices.
The sun., 1901-10-24

Quite wide sleeves mark all new rur
garments, some very 1ow have the ra.liu
sleeve. set into the shoulder from the
neck, but this style ia rot really consid-
cred smart.
The sun., 1901-10-24
Will Play Scrub.l

The Delaware College scrub team Will
play the High School eleven this after
mon. Both teams are said to Er IN
goed condition.
The sun., 1901-10-24
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
MEET AT NEWARK
Continued From First Page.

ton on the fourth Wednesday in Octo-
Der next year.
Before adjourning the lodge adopted
the following resolutions:
Newark, Del, Oct. 49, 1901
Resolved, LIST, That whole page n.
given in the Grand Lodge Proceedings
TO the report Of the special committee
appointed to take action on the dcall
of President William Mckinley:
2nd, That special marked copy OF saif
proceedings be sent to Mrs. Mckinley
and
3rd. That said report of said specia
mington.
The sun., 1901-10-24
HEi P WANTED FEMALF.

WANTED-One lady TO mail y ~. ,,l
intend distribution Of circulars ~ nar,
town of the United States, goou rilh
permanent employment. Address nane
stamp, Mrs. NJ. Summers, Noire
Ind. 4
The sun., 1901-10-24
rnc nnhlr N n. Lnnn,..

Et. Johns y. T., oct, ., i'hc royal
yarht Ophir, haying On board the Duke
90 Duchess Of Cornwall and York,
oayoycd hy the British cruisers Cres-
" Nioho, Diadrm ana Iroscrpine,
t5rivrl here ii daylight The city was
gorusrly decorated. ana over 600 fish.
it.4 vessels bad assembled in these WA.
1alS all decorated With bunting, Poo
.!p from the warships sny the marine
spectacle W'l% auc of the finest witness
"a throughout tine tour IF the duke and
duchess. tlM h9esc gathering ~ Ships
making thc scene specially animated.
lr tiect artiyrl @ro ahual of time.
f'tnwallre having been lallc for foggy
weather whirh vas rat encountered
The sun., 1901-10-24
4 Mailir 2!usuirc Srr' slrd.

pottsriIlo I'uo Oet IL aherr Bed.
G3ll Of Schuylaill county lIas received
q telegram tron +. Il. AIonggA,cry Ut
%touts Mountain, tla- stating that lie
HIS nndei' arrest John DoHgan, who
1s confessed That ~ helped ~ murder
Alexander Ray near Ccnt"alia during
tan reign ~ tlie Mullio Naguics in thg
anthracite region. Ray was 4 collicrN
-nncrint"ndrnt nnd was driving to his
llierr in Il earring" when he was set
aon bN Patrick Hester MrIIugh and
lllllr. who were convicted of Tie MIR.
n and hanged The Selnillkill county
CGicials arc considering the adEiyability
Of having tho SELF confessed murderer
Brought herp for trial
The sun., 1901-10-24
I.uSIt..

Maud-When are they to be mar
ried?
Ethel--Never.
"Never? And why SOP"
''She will not marry him until he
has paid his debts, and he cannot pay
Fun.