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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

Active preparations have been commenced b-
the committee having in charge the ceremonial
to take place on April L commemorative the
anniversary Of the birth Of the Goddess Zulerna.
after whom the temple in St Louis Is ramei.
In the Arabian neurological history. Zuleua
was the Goddess of Light. and many Of the wan
derers through the desert Of life gladly rest at
the Nass where her presence abounds. and X Will
he so with the caravan which will start prompt
ly at S O'Clock on April II and which pro
poses To arrive at the wells OF Zem Fem at
about II o'clock that evening. Applications for
position In the caravan are fast being received
and it will be one Of the largest classes tina;
ever attempted to trnd the hot sands OF the
desert or SIP refreshing drafts from Fem
Lern'S cooling springs.
The Committee On Revision met In Chicago
John H. Holmes. imperial hsshs. and
II. W Rsldins. imperial secretary. OF - Louis
]. W. Bartholomew ~ Csst 81 Louis. being
delegates 10 the meeting. which will adjourn TO
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SIX PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Citizens of Easton. Oxford anG
Bellevue Threaten LyDcbinp.
SIX


kEFI BIC rtEtIAL
Easton. Md. March S.-The escape from
jail here Of six prisoners and the murder or
a ~weli-known and popular Deputy Sheriff
Thomas Jonn Thompsoa-who was irving
to rec3pture one of them. has thrown the
towns OF Easton. oxford and Bellevue into
a Fever OF excitement. 1t is said that a
crowd cf men from the three tow ms is oniy
waiting the Identification az the murderer
before the lynching occurs.
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Order Of CoIumbinn knights.

The Executive Committee held n meeting at
the hall OF Rond Lodgr Monia- evening and .Ls
question Of giving a grand progressive euchre
part: IN April was discussed. The affairs os rha
Entertainment ,.o,punI,te4 viii he ci,..a - ~
the next meeting. Thursday evening. Election o.
officers will take place at TINT meeting.
ST Louis Lodge. No. 3. had n very large NJ
tendance to witness the initiation Of FIVE cs,di-
dates BY the new degree team recsnily ~
ganizci in tho lodge. Orator Walden has ar
ranged 70 have the mystic ruler Of the Jolly
Hsymaiers to visit st. Louis I%dEe a. the re.t
meeting. March n. 10 confer the Thirty--hird de-
gree on about fifty candidates. Visitors from the
city and suburban lodges will he nresent 10 lend
assistance and welcome the mystic ruler. The
degree team has been equipped with new nara
phernalta and Is PREPARING 20 assist N comforting
the degrees Of tho jolly lawmakers.
Bo-d Lodge was well attended at Us last
meeting. Visitors from st. Louis and Phoenix
lodges were in attendance. Under good Of The
order. addresses were ds'iversd by Pro.hsr yfri-
len Of Phoenix ami Brother RYAN Of st. Lou,s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

Lishs:h Noble circle. No. 4. had Invitations AMI
PROPOSITIONS at the last meeting. The hard times
party ard euchre given hy this circle were both
well attended
Colonel William Henry Stark Cirrie. No. .. has
a long list ot candidates TO initiate AZ its next
r~s.riuC
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Som. of 81. George.

Nelson Lodge bold an excellent meeting Tues
dav night. The members were Oat in force. One
application was received.
Plans were perfected for n smoker - he given
March IS
After routine business was transacted oratc-
Rarislev took charge. and a t'ssssrt hour v-S
spCnt. with songs. regulations and light refresh
mentS.
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n. & L.. of I.

-. Fa.rick's French. No. 81. catholic knights
and Ladies Of America. viii civ. n p-tze euchre
ard third complimentary hop Ioniav evening.
March -. At thei- hail. NJ. Icil North Sixth
street. All sister branches AMI friends are r.
vited to attend. Handsome prizes will be award
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Order of Mutual Protection.

day.
Schiller Lodge had n fun house on Friday. All
Members had been invited To attend on account
81 tre adopting Of a new code of bylaws In
harmony with the new constitution.
Liberty Lodge had n large percentage OF its
memhars present. with a good sp-inklirg of visit
ors from sister lodges. Several good speecheo
were made. and also debating about having n
big demonstration wherein all the lodges Of the
citv should participate.
WaSh-Wayne IBdge held its first meeting in
the new quarters. The new deputy presented his
commission. and was received by all present with
a hearty chre-. Brother W. e. Duerkob will
represent the supreme president
The following lodges viii meet tie ensuing
week: Lafayette. on Wednesday. Eleventh and
Franklin avenue: Missouri. on Monday. No.
2sl0 South broadway: Inland. on Friday. Pctc-
mac and Ohio avenue: Liberty. on Wednesday.
Ninth street and Barton avenue: Schiller. On
TUESDAY. Eighth street and Lafayette avenue:
81. Louis. on Monday. Fifteenth street and cars
avenue: constant. on Friday. Park avenue and
Broadway: Triumph. On Thursday. Eighteenth
and Lynch streets: Bismarck. on THURSDAY. Thir-
tser,h and Wyoming streets. Cherokee. on Thurs
5ay. Ninth and Barton streets
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woodmen of tho World.

3 Genital Gimp VIII meet Wednesday evening
sat HICKORY Camps hall in the Northwest Lieder-
.kranz building. Faston and Vendeventer ave
lSnues. Important business is to be transacted.
Sylvan Camp had an excellent attendance last
EThursday evening. acted upon three applications
? and transacted business of Importance. A COM
: rnit;ee from Oak Grove. the ladies' auxiliary to
Sylvan Camp. were present. and met a com
nittee OF the camp to arrange for a union out
ing during the coming summer Of the camp
and circle.
3 Mount Auburn Camp initiated one candidate
I last Friday evening and issued one transfer.
; breaking even as TO membership on the even
ipC's work An exciting discussion on sick ben-
! eft. proved . most interesting topic for debate
nnd, as ffty-four members were present, a pro-
ioaced session was the result.
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ROYAL League.

Tho official vi.i, raid b. IL" Missouri Ad-
v!snr~ Council, last Monday nigh. was a ni~sssut
surprise for the state officers. they being royalty
.ntsrtairei nv Ivanhoe Council. The hall was
crowded to its full capacity. every chair being
occupied. Three applications were read and n
large amount % routine business WIS disro.ed
~ proposition was made by new Century
Council to consolidate with Ivanhos Cnuncti. and
committees wer- appointed nv both councils.
With -cvs- 10 act.
Eureka c-or-cIl had four srn,cations at its
last meeting. and several candidates ~" ready
Tor initiation. A. the Close ~ the meeting the
advisory officers were entertained by To" com
ell.
Hamilton Council had q iPrga Attendance at
it< last meeting. Two applications were r"reivef.
The entcrtairmcn: ~ this council vas Pcstponei
to April 9
st. Louis Council &. contemplating an enter
t-'nrcnt m the night ~ the visitation Of the
Advisory Council. s large attendance was nres-
ea. 1T the last meeting and many suggestions
looking to the welfare and Improvement Of the
Council we're discussed.
West End Council leads tho van IN point NJ
applications received. Several candidates ar"
ready for Initiation N this council. A. the last
meeting recitaticns. readings nv standard nu-
thors and - eu,oyv on Robert Emmett were the
features Of the evening.
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Legion of Honor.

Excelsior Council held 2 very enthusiastic
meeting on Tuesday evening last. nj which tim.
1t elected fifteen applicants and initiated -oirtes,
candidates Speeches we.e made by the SIn-er5a
chancellor and supreme medical director AMI sew
erai Others At the close Of the meeting an ele-
CANT lunch WAS parteksn cE.
LafaEctte Council met on Monday evening
With a good Attendance. one a.Diicaiion for
membership was flied. three applicants wcr.
elected and one candidate. John Lloyd. was in
itia;ei.
The following councils viii meet this week:
Monday. ST. Louis and LAFAYETTE. Tuesday. Al
pha: Wednesday. Irving: THURSDAY. franklin:
Friday. Carcndeiet. HYDE Park. Unity. Stella.
lvaDhoe. Ruena Vista. SATURDAY. Tower
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Protected Home Circle.

Laclede Circle. No. 40 had a wel-attenied
meeting, with four limitations and 2 new list Of
names handed in. Miss AcEnaney was elected
secretary. vice Miss Katherine Smith resigned
Carnndelet Circle VIII have a fine entertainment
on March Il.
Social League Circle hai a big crowd ard in!-
tisted a large class. with about a dozen new
names proposed. Mis- Nayrne Kelly was elected
pianist. Miss Berry. the guardian. hua a good
programme. Piano solos We're rendered bv Miss
Kelly and a song by Mr.. J. T.. scott. each re-
ceiviax a recall. Mrs. Ella GUtrin gave sen eral
selections OF a comic character. Brother \. l..
Meye-. absent for some TINE. was on hand. ard
conducted :fe iaitiatofy work
Rainbow had a splendid meeting and transacted
important business.
Renton is doinx scme busting. and will show
4 big gain in new list Of members
Meetings for the coming week are C1mp.n-
Chou;eau. Tower Grove. Imperial. Worlds Fair,
I1cl-de. Caronieiet.
Hope Circle had a good interest and attend
ance. and will soon have an open meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
COMMISSIONS DECISION.
Rules for IntsrIocki5g Safety Device
al Crossings Were Adopted.
WHITE IS NOT 10 Sc RECOGNIZED
As q Ceior Sisral-TWro Important Prop
osi,iens Are S6u Under Consideration.
Rates On Junk and Ice Adopted.

Austin. Texas. Nav 22.--Tbe railroad com
mission this Afternoon reached a decision
in several o. the cases which were heard
this week
Rules were adopted regarding the puttias
in OF iuterlocGins safety devices az railroad
crossings and what the commission agreed
on diuers very little from the gu.cs sub
nitted By the railway supcrlutenlen $,
which have been printed iu Toe Post.
Among other things ,he commission re-
fuses TO recognize white as being siEllA
agreeing on red groom AID yellow. This
Will cause a change 80 the Santa lie sig faI
code. as It uses white as indicating ID clear
track
section . of tho proposed rules 10y the
comm. >-luu D. eliminated.
As 20 division Nt expenses. this question
viii not Doe considered py the COMMISSION
until the time arrives Go approve ,l
ing The time limit ora iu ttAlNu- SUI ~
devices hu, not as yet been dcte nah-u.
As to joint line rates ora iHHA and gee. the
commission a!upted the yate, wnga We're
set out as q basis Tor consideration IN inc
notice Of bearing ON tho subject
The 2Q-ceut lumber latc was adopted from
East IcN4s points 90 Corpus christi. ROCK
port and Arkansas Pass
The proposition o. adopt a uLEOrm scale
OF weights Tor lumber shipments Is 5'.l
under consideration, as Is the proposition
to put the Suuset-Certral lines ullvr q
single line rate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
THE ROYAL BULL FIGHT.

Queen Mother Attended, but Could Not
Conceal Her Repugnanoe.
Madrld May ri Tho royal ban fight,
which is the most Is alcal Of the festivities
co. The occasion of the coming Of age OF
King Alfonso occurred This afternoon, n
the presence Of the king, the queen mother,
the Spanish mobiles and the special ENJOYS.
Many ladies were also present. An inter
oatiug feature was the revival Of the oil
modiaeyol custom under watch the scions
OF noble families fongat the bulls with
lance, from horseback Three bulls were
uel n this manner. while six others we've
dispatched in the regular way with swords.
~ was ana effort for DE queen mother to
attend the bull light, bui She did so for the
sake OF her son.
King Alfonso. on the contrary, followed
Tho bull lighting closely and with appnrcn;
Dr. j /. NJ. Curry. the United States
representative and Mrs Curry remained IN
tl rhe conclusion OF the lighting. as Is r.
quired 10y etiquette, hut N Curry and her
ripcc avcrtcd their faces or covered Their
eye, with fans cor haudknrohief9, as did the
Qucen mother, at the spectacle of horses
cJr,cuing around the ring.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
GULF AND INTERSTATE,
Conference Was Not Held at Beaumont
as Contsmplated.

Conference Was Not Held at Beaumont
as Contemplated.
Beaumont, Texas, May 28.-Alr John II
Brooks. who recently purchased the Gulf
and Interstate railway, was this morning
seen by The Post correspondent and be
gave out the following interviews Il re.
ceiyed telegram from MIR O'Douuell who
has been acting as receiver. this morning
stating that ne could not get here on ac-
count OF the Illness OF his wife, but he
will probably arrive tomorrow. AS TO the
building OF the line, my only plans con
template the reconstruction and ballasttug
IN hrst-class shane OF the road to Wiuuie,
twenty-five miles from here As TO nv
plans for the further building Of the line
any statement purporting 70 have come
from me is Incorrect though the natural
conclusion would DO that II extended the
line would 30 from Beaumont to Houston
care to have made plain is that / am GER
talnly not going 20 Galveston unless the
people there want the line sufficiently to
ouer me such Inducements rs I think IA
forably OF. l own tIe road individually
and am representing no one else, The mat
ter or the receivers certificates will not be
allowed by me II / can prevent H. l
entirely and my payments so far have been
entirely satisfactory to the former owners "
This was about an Mr. Brooks had 10
say. lie seemed 10 desire It understood
that his plans now contemplate only going
so far as Winnie and he dropped incidental
trains 70 High Island during the summer.
He Gould not see the good business iudg-
ment OF such action and would not APP.
prove OF IL,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
SANTA FE ENTERS DENIAL.
ar. Adams Says There Was No Agree

Mr.. Adams Says There Was No Agree
ment on Excursion Dates.
Galveston, Texas, May 2S-E FrankI n
Adams, chief clerk In the general passen
ger office OF the Santa Re, denies the re.
port that the Santa Fe has broken an
agreement with the Houston aud Texas
Central regarding the days on which spe-
e!al excursion trains should be run from
Dallas 10 Galveston during the Neptune
Carnival. He states that he has Il in
writing that there was no agreement In
existence regarding the dates when the
cheap excursions should be run from Dali
las. and Furthermore that the Santa Fe
has not advertised 10 run a cheap excur,
sion from Dallas on May "a, which Is the
day the Central claims, Mr.. Adams SAYS,
however that any one calling az the Santa
Re office for ticket 10 Galveston and re
turn on that date viii not have 20 pay
any more for IT than at the office OF any
other company, should such disleree-
ment exist, says Mr.. Adams. Il would have
nothing whatever 10 do with che Soath
western Passenger association as the rate
between Galveston and Dallas never dlt
come under the jurisdiction OF that organ
lzati0n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
aEEueEgs Ion MARrINIoUE.

Everybody Who Can % So Is Leaving
Fort de France.
Pointe a Pitre. Island OF Gualeloupc,
May 2l--The steam Horten has arrived
here with 200 refugees fJom Fort de
France, Martinique. Tho French steamer
Salvador also came In, having ON board 1860
pooTlc. who were unnble to remain at Fott
DE- Franco. Everybody who can do SO Is
leaving Fort de France. The refuge, arc
Zen pitiaha condition
The refugees report that all vessels at
Fort de France are taking away people
FROM the island.
qhe strcams OF boiling mud ana the IRE
from tie Inst eruption Of Mont Pelce de-
ejgoyed al that remained of tag northern
part of the island and Martinique ems
dooIaed To complete destruction
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24

Austin Texas, May 23.-The railroad
commission taIs afternoon issued the FOL.
lowing. Approval OF application OF the In
ttruat ounl and Great Northern. authority
Is granted for the adoption Of the rate of
ous aud vegetables i'm small quantities from
OIL stations on the international between
Palestine and Trinity and Franklin iuclu-
s'Ne. 10 Palestine Tor the purpose OF MAX
Ink ear lots OF such commodities for re.
SD .rrr,rr
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NO. county Potato Coz.

MIncola. Texas. May - The Mineola
Truck and Fruit Growers association las
delivered seven cars of its crop Of Irish
potatoes sold some days ago, Every FER
son who win work is being paid 81 per day
to gather the crop, About 10 bushels OF
good shipping potatoes is being gathered to
the acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
WEAK MRN-Anr man mhn e wenr

WEAK hEN-Any man who Is weak,
ss@-F, y, nervous, gloomy. de-
tetss=sese SsSsssserIe spondent, prematurely
ksaQ$1s old, suffering from loss
Sds~-S5 81 vitality, weak and
lame back rheumatism, stomach, liver or
Kidney troubles or any pain or wea kness
cap ind happiness and health IN my Flee
tTic Bet. IL is the hest Electric Belt IN
The world. Over $1,000 cures Write today
Book free, DIR VI A. M'LAUGHLIN. 40T
Linz building, Dallas Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lspeclal 10 The PostN

Port Eads, La-Arrived; George vs..
Kelley (Aml, from Bluehelds; Lake Michi-
gan (Br) from Algoa Bay Africa, via S..
Vincent Cnpe de Verde. sail d FL Alba
(Am), for New York; Dlnnamare IT'D. for
Port Tampa, Fla.
Newport News, Va-Arrived: Moro
Castle, and sailed for New York
Delaware Breakwater. Dela.--Passed out
Steamer Paraguay, from Philadelphia for
Galveston.
Antofagasta.- Sailed; Holmeslde tBr),
for GaiVeSton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24

waIahaehie, Texas May 2s.-In the els.
trict court yesterday afternoon the famous
railroad damage suit Of W c. Bryant
against the Houston aud Texas Central
Railroad company was called for trial TIE
suit has been pending in the courts since
1889 and was tried al the last term OF the
az the road A new trial was grantee The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
sAERIFFs, DEPARTMENT..

Houston, Texas, May 23-Taken up by
n. NJ. McElroy. care John r. Merra, Odin
avenue. Houston. Texas. a mOuse colored
mule years old, lsH hands high, branded
@ on the left shoulder and II on the left
hip black stripes on legs, hack stripe down
back A. 4. Anderson, sheriff Harris coun.
~. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24

Colonel Morse OF the Southern Pacific is
expected TO return today from the East
General Passenger Agent Robbins O! the
Southern Pacific returned yesterday from
New Orleans
D. II. Martyr, superintendent Of the Pull
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24

DO not leave HON on journey without
o bottle ~ chavaberlaln's Collie. Cholera
and Disrrhoea Remedy. II Is almost Ger.
issD t. be needed and can NOT he procured
while roo are on board the cars or steam
ssip. itis pleasant. safe and reliable. For
psie by All druggistA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24

amount sued FOR IS $50 100. Tic suit Is
based an the Killing " the painuns sat
the Dallas falI. Ue fen from the uI.u
ana wis badly mauglcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
Commission in Executive Session.

Austin. Texas, May 23.-The railroad
commission was In session behind closed
doors an morning AMI refused admission 20
discussing the safety interloeking device
question
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lust
Ye T9a Enange Rank to be refunded
STsdnaI fns More positions He'd
D. b. o., Dallas j. SiITH Founder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24
HOTELS, SUMNER =.
HOTEL ALLeGAaw
RocKBRlpeE ' w.,
g7.--'7 " NLUM cpoUIl
Coinoined Mountain erHlhs

Combined Mountain ~ epRlNs
ON CHEESE peake and nntssone~ 4
HOTEL ALLEGIIAVvvhi o Rlas.l
furnished, modern hotel \, a,ls
on main line of c. elid 4 y Gcshs
R0CkBRIDGE ALUM s,Sssg,sai
With hne hotels and -, KINGS ,
grounds, and curative minesafs u.
w eXpendsd Ia lmproyeme5,'s ,i,il
are g manageu practically as On u ~
~ IITHqeit intervals enable t'..,l
links at Rockbrldge Aim ool ii.
both places. Lovely driro. VfsAxs
mountain scenery. Fybi,a. Ma
climate. Address. 'eeallng 4
f. II. BRoKEypn,o.
Manager Hotel AlleVbanr on1kVpsl
.o - JAMES a. FRAz TIgsIsl
General Manager Roekbridsea 1911 tla
Va. 50 Alun \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-24

Depot 100, Of Congress Avenue.
Housio and Waco Trains.
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II. e. & W. II. r.. r.

rave ,. 90 am. Express Train Arrive 9lo ,. N
ave SOS ?. m -..... -.... -. 'hHlye wv a.
All trains leave Grand Cenus Depot
Morris tribune., 1902-04-05
Rights of Chinese Parents.

The law and custom of China still
give the parents supreme control over
their children. AS far as it is possible
for an outsider to get to know this peo-
pie, whose ways are dark" it does
appear that this power of life and
death is not often exercised unless in
the case of infants. Now and again,
however, instances occur which prove
that this barbarous right is still claim
ed and exercised.
A man in the Nam Hoi district has
just put his son to death in a most
cruel fashion, and the law takes no
cognizance Of the murder, for surely it
cannot be called by any other name.
The boy had been often reproved for
associating with gamblers and robbers,
and his record was a bad one. This
much may be said in eXtenuation Of
the fathers diabolical act. For long
time the father was unable to lay hands
on his son. This he succeeded in doing
by offering a reward to any one who
could bring him home. During the day
Of his return the father gave no evil
dence of his wicked designs. This put
the lad off his guard. But when night
came the father threw off his mask,
seized his son, bound him hand and
foot and then proceeded laisurely to
strangle him.-China Mail.
Morris tribune., 1902-04-05
The Nose Indicates Character.

A large nose is always an unfailing
sign of a decided character. 1t be-
longs to the man Of action, quick to
see and to seize opportunity. A small
nose indicates passive nature, one
less apt to act, although he may feel
as deeply. He will have many theo-
ries, while the possessor of a large
nose will have deeds to show. Persons
with small noses are most loving and
sympathizing, but their friendship is
not the active kind.
A nose with the tip slightly tilted is
the sign Of the heartless firt. A long
nose shows dignity and repose, a
short nose pugnacity and a love of
gayety. An arched nose-one project
ing at the h-idge-shows thought. A
straight nose shows an inclination to-
ward serious subjects. A nose turning
up slightly indicates eloquence, wit
and imagination. If turned up much
it shows egotism and love Of luxury.
A nose that slopes out directly from
the forehead, that shows no indenting
between the eyes, indicates power. If
the nose is indented deeply at the root
the subject will be weak and vacillat-
ing. A nose that turns down signifies
that the possessor is misery and sar-
Home Journal.