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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

A. thousand matters are left free and
flexible In Christian Endeavor Per
sonaiinitiative. invention. resource. the
constant leading of the spirit OF God.
are possible.-Rey. Francis L. Clark.
ID. ID.
You're an 'I'n try" society. when
the Lord asks you to do big thing,
count IL a complimentary Rev Or. Ed
ward Taylor.
just as the ore lies In the mountains
for hundreds OF centuries before il is
discovered. so the ore OF conservation
and pledged service has lain IN the
lives OF Young people In all the Chris
tan ages. II was only waiting for the
Christian Endeayor society TO unearth
IL and mold II into many beautiful
forms for the Masters use. Rev. W.
Knight Chaplin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

Dear AHai saGqss
viii leave the question for ihe younger
rrasiers "a answer. Janet hAA our sympstiy.
Dear Aunt DoroAs. I have otsea Wondered
who she was. she ihe aFsS VI tle sisters %
give a word % aPprseiatlsR 10 your CORES
pondeat and was an encouragement s0 NC 90 Try
again.
rnaHk yeu, "see.~ for your Atgle peem ish
this maraing a. was dTvadiDgs certain daily
tack. that must set the paper and commit il 10
memory, sud have copied ii into ny book Of
b ipfal thia 60. "oser sHd over. God paiut- ne
skiea." Who can give she author? WAC cau
give the author OF thesneiosed eNfraet
Truth crushed 10 sarth shsli ri.e arsia-
The eternal years u God are hers--
But error. wounded. wriihes 10 pain
Add sizes among his worshpers.
Ard hiss any one noticed tho qasinf thought
OF the author IN sising ie truth tbs feminine
gender ard to error he maseaiine.
I have been reading "sc.sa.e ard Iiillef~ and
lecture to er abent boys ssd girls, was very
Interested In is. Who eaa TED ~ author?
I have wanted 10 write A a personai letter.
bat do not know her address. | should hayc
given her the same advice thst Ego has given.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

By 40 means % tntrsqnen a visitor 10
that bugsbeo Of schools, the parent. All
school people are divisinie into two
doesu't come oftearr, and tho~e who
wonder why she comes at alt, says a
writer 10 Worlds H0rk.
Educational reformsrs, chiefly supcrin.
fendesis, Try 10 interest parents In vislt-
ing thu schools; educational workers,
mostly tesehsrs, are cordially delighted TO
have parents stay at home. For madam
dresses in her moss impressive gown as q
warrior would don bis srnor. She ssilies
forth to ..sorsE" the ie@cber.
On the Judgment OF ehild encouraged
lu snssw 80 much OF tale a. pos=toie, the
ifsss patvDS bsses her condemnation OF
teacher, school and educational system.
sac prossss Dis TO hold up the Instruction
Of fort, Der boys while getting salts
fsel loa FOR Johaay. she thinks she
xnows sa seous her Dos aud how be
should be treated, bnt she doesn't
For sessooi purposes a parents ideas
about her own children are usually worth
ess IL ~ IS II one v no owned a ehafing
dish should give points ON conducting an
army kise hen. Tue somsn " no believes
thst because she has gone 10 school shs
sao~s bow school should be managed
might as well sssams TO be q cook De-
cause she has eaten In a restaurant.
To resist parents wiii always be part
OF the work Of school teacher. A soon
as ore mamma learns that she only hin-
ders mstters by coming TO school, along
comes fresh one, = mot her OF one child
only, 10 take Inc vacant place.
They must be smiled at and sympa-
q zed with; when they are gone the
teacher will continue 10 DO as before.
For All this is in the cRy's ~ork.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

is t. shs sssse tAaf ~ fsuiis ph3 ssclAs save ns
shea there wers isfsae ores afeana asa 40 muee
e Do. he gave noe psrksks ~ asesictne 80
sogs ne she's thzs gfTei fesitns thss W weSsea
tnsw . vel care On. - jas leave NJ wsss
saa drop sat0 tas ssRasc. ans ~ tssre iAret
sainRtcs Ane Awe nasarp sasrcc % as@vtx hsr
7tsss.; sasd perssps soaad hsss . 10 "a heli
scx@n ignes Gag. I sASa 'oa, soctcs, haw
cas- - rs aasxer waa ~Tea mast. y yee
woEki san yearssif % yqsr fasils. gea srs
zsare h~pess ta shSm tAsn ne wert yoa %
Yea simpiy aRss % a. or ny n'esflcl1e wiA %
Fna ~ pyymassns x@ss =
Se~ heu aoessr gives assvsse iist thAs snd
vua tsow Il T. res fer Ne IRE ~ hFss " gain.
waxt wss there for - 70 a. esi sbs5 Ane
have failgw d that psscsire ~ sisss rear. ard
have bsen slide 10 80 more wesk s9a - = easter
ssf tsAtnx sAe pss<ssary rees- I thiaE Sesass
the pert. 6 Rxamr&e. Ensw hs~ n wosh ~
xhsn h. Assa se Ass sffscfpsss sftsr sh-ir exasas
tive wbsk Geese re yesr-eisss sFsrt asd ryst
awAiie. > saa u us hSss3sssHsrs e@n0at resi
srsrs frsu aer wess lss ~ ~ seAss rest r. shs
xsass % our wsAriso@e ts6ars.
IL il no asatt true that ". iishteus al islsor.
sas e "a Seyxrfhxsess uae thSs ths bodr FWs
iasz A. tired ard EsefA4ps raerx - wssa ws weFt
Tor iess than Il we wer~ woftiss FER @oasg
stea we sbs9Aa sssnPiy % Ger sIlssssa tsssa. ass
thsa rsst bot loys u ansiags 10 gfys asd 70 -
aHsa tAat before sc realize ~ ws arr TOO tired
90 rest sssrKA D
/ DO hops that ~c's" and s'o's" ard
s.saster B'sn questions viii be answered.
And hope too that these words of counsel
from tho@c " 10 know from aesusi expert
ersee hos much these srrstfnr- uiacesW In
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mssseal.
Hlfesfal.
Ae~ysr---'----~--.s- -r-r-e4~~~N~-S.,-~
Ii Must Be True.
Ellsworth Readers Must Gene !.
That Conclusion.
That Conclusion

II Is not tbs telling Of a .isgis cas-, !.
Ellsworth, hus score Of sltlasns ,s.,,,.
Endorwmsat ~ pscpse yeu knaw A..,.
the stamp 81 tsath. Tss following !. -,
q The paslse statements made 10 hi. =
eaiisy stsas Deans kidney pills.
J. q. Gray. iasmes and po~saas,sr. R..,
sarFy, says. II gave Tor publIcsssos 4.
the Ells~orsh papers In 1857, a .sa,sus.,
ahout Dosns kidney Pals when ,u,...
vlsweu sbost the result. obtained ,,o~
the treatment. told The gentleman via
called spon ms that n had hslpsd lss pa,.
tlealas attack. During the period Of a..
ysars which Ia. elapsed there hays b..n
occurrences. bu, hsvs .nevss rslsp-sd ln,o
the condition from which Dean. Klan.v
PIN. rescued me. siiIi ,hink tbs remedy
can be depended 1pon ard know O, rnor.
shss one rrssesnt in Ellsworth Who. IN.
dacsd 10 uy Deans. kidney Pills from
seeing my Dame In the Ellswor,h paper.
VERY smphssiesily sndoFss= the uedlesp.
esesase 81 abe snsouhsed bsaeat whsee
fesie~sa its ass
Sold fnr 10 eaats a sox hy all ssalsr.
Foster MiIsara Co.. RaEsso, n. Y. .o,s
sgsats fes the United states.
Rssnssnbsr tbs naas. Deans, and ,aks
~ s.tss'sas~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

The Kingston On. ~ local union has
had great success with a visiting com
mittee. conn osed Of one member from
each society The committee has Wis
tied In a boz every society In the I'M
Ton. bringing good cheer and inspira-
ton with H.
The Brooklyn On. - union supplies
. column OF local Christian EpdeavoT
news for eaeh Saturdays issue Of one
of the daily papers.
DR.. w. w. White. president Of Bible
Teachers Training school OF New
York city. is the conductor OF a Bible
study class under the auspices OF the
Brooklyn On " local union.
A mission study class has been start
Cd In each Of the seven divisions Of the
Brooklyn local union. The book being
studied is The Price Of Africa"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

Magazine, Newspaper aud Book Notes.
Al i.st there ~sii be a biography OF
Aaerse Carnegie. IL has ssea written y
Barnard AEdsr-an, who with shs peh.
iisher-. Doassssisy. Page a Co, hss
G sined the assistance OF people s no saos
sfr. C4rnsgls best, snd sue sork contains
fov the tirsa time an adequate record of
the hexinniugs of bis career, ~ wesI ss
the working oct Of bis Ideals. Mr..
Csrnexie's latest book, 'rhs Empire q
Businsss,n OF great interest TO hundreds
Of thousands Of anhasons young meo,
will be reisausa uniform wilt toe btex-
rsphy. and both wilI be soia al price
tow esough TO be within the rsseh Of 81 !.
As 1 be leg isisglYe session e now near st
hsaa II Is veil To call Alteration 10 the
great advantages which Gae kenashee
Journal tie official State paper wfli
pos1rs. daring the eomlng wiaser. IL will
Dc The only paper in Maize to pahsssa toe
fsicisi stsnoxfsphic reports OF Legislative
proceedings. II ~iii hsre enc s,eaog.
rspher in TIE senate and tive ia the iioSse
Ia addition IL will have tao general
reporters " no will look out for committee
hearings and other matters about the
stste-aonse. Every COMMITTEES bearing y
advertised IN tas Journal No paper in
Msiae will. therefore. he 10 position to
compare gith It Ia Legislative news. II is
also the owner OF an associated press
franchise. and daily obtains from all psrts
OF the world the lstes; nsws dispatches.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

Amy question may be asked that per-
tnins 10 any phase of Christian EndeavoF
work. Address Lock BOX sTa. Bingham
ton. n. "
Fl. A. r. c.. New YoFk.--Tbe Junior
Christian Endeayor World Is devoted
exclusively 10 the interests Of the
Junior society and its members.
-. r.. New York William II. Jones
OF Albany was the first New York
state superintendent Of Christian En-
deavor prison work. He resigned that
position something more than year
$50 and has been succeeded by ". A.
Horn Of Lockpart.
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sllutual Bsnehi Column.


Ths purposes Of Shss eoiumu ART Fgecinrtly
stased IN zoe tigis ard usatso.-it y Cor the mu
taai sessGs. asd alass =, i,s ieiplai sed Sspsfai
being tsr ne eommsa good, II y Cor ths com
alga use-A p1hife sersanL pUFvegor q 10
t,sfHnsslgn spd sBEgsesien, HsesiiRm f7r ne IT,
terrAanxe o. Ideas. in MS capacity 4 seiseiss
ssia slass asla it@ saecras ~ Fsess large
h - Ire set tsnYf txssH Il So thlE resHect sen-
rusisesEinus must - ssxae5. nst Ere neFae Of
SritEf viii ngt ~ pEiaisa eseala ~ sserssi-st0a
ts5sss TAra fasns VII - 80 v1t - approval -
rejection ~ the efi&ef % the caienIa, tBt nonf
xif iis Esircrea Nfthaas good Feasens Address
All communications 70
TMx ANKKsrAs.
Ellsworth. Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

The differences bsiwten confidence and
and eonceit IL he difference between you
and the OF her fellow.
A gentleman teisgrsphist 'eaiied" q
young lady orpersior In another office
repeatedly Wit bout response. Al last the
'scifek, click, click" came, and he tsie-
grsphed beek vehementiy. II hsvs been
trying to catch Yen for the last haif hour. +"
The maiden wired back That's nothIngl
There Is young man here who's oeen
trying to do the same thing for two years,
and be hasn't caught me yet"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
cnRisr Az KNpEANoR
Ecpie FOR the week Besfnsis& Dee.
2S--comaeat by Rev. ;. r. Dsxfe.

Eopte FOR the week BegfnnIns Dec.
2S-comaenf by Rev. ;. r. Dsxfe.
Topfc--our heavenly home ard the
way.--john xiv, 10: Hss. xxa. Ia
Dying words are always hixhly
prized This j. true af the dying words
Of greet men and q cur dear ones and
personal friends. President McKIniey's
hast words of sublime resignation to
the way aud will q God viii live long
after bis most eloquent discussions ON
political topics win be forgotten. With
what az interest. therefore. we come to
Christs aass words to Ills disciples. and
with what Joy we read that at such a
tine He spoke TO them Of His ard
xnefr and our future heavenly hoIne
and the way 10 H. And what Christ
said OF the time upon this subject IS
eorroborated by the heavenly vision
that John received upon the island Of
PRtmos
1. Our heaverly home. "a We have
q heavenly e, Tbs il an assured
fact christ sid. In My Fathers
house are many mansions" They are
there was His testimony, and His
WORDS undoubtedly referred to an
abode ia the future. The Bible speaks
with absolute assurance OF the immor-
t1isty OF the soul Hnd the resurrection
Of the dead IL declares that we shall
1--we In fellowship and communion with
God and Christ and all redeemed
saints. Such an assurance should in
spire US TO faithfulnesS TO God under
Gss H4aF
know each other In our heavenly home.
Christ says. Il 10 70 prepare a place
for you. that where am there ye may
be also" But why be together II they
should not know each other and not
be able TO continue the friendships and
fellowship Of this lifef Such a propo
sition without recognition in heaven
woald be absolutely meaningless. We
shall know our friends IN beaver ami
perhaps all other heavenly inhabitants,
as Peter. James and John recognized
Moses and Elijah on the Moant n
TRANSPORTATION. Gu Our heavenly hoSne
Is home Of happiness. What we SHAH
be and do IN heaven IL not entirely re-
vealed. Perhaps IL could not be. But
we know that we shall be with God.
with Christ. and enjoy supreme happi-
ness. Death. sorrow aud crying shall
be done away with and ali things shah
be new. Sin and misery shall be I'M
known and IN their place shall he Joy
and peace. What comfort amid the
trying experiences Of this 1ifel
2. The way to our heavenly home,
Christ IL the way. Il am the way;
ern the door: by Me. II any man enter
To, be shall be saved" Nor II there
any other way 20 heaven. Reason ana
morality are powerlesS TO save the
soul Faith in Christ that Leads 20 re-
pentanee and forgiveness Of sin Il the
only open sesame to the souls future
paradise. But all may enter who viii
believe. No easier terms could be Of
fered. and they should be accepted by
all.
BIBLE READINGS.
Ps. xvi. IL: XIII. q. Dan. Iii. 8.
Matt. XIV. 2i-a6: Luke w. i1.@4: John
Z. 10. Rom. vi. %: Cor. xv. 5i-5s: II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

New York state Endeavorers now
number over 10000. with alas socie'
ties. representing thirty-one denoInina-
lions. The amount given fer missions
through denominationnl boards Is isss-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. State Sec
rotary Imports
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

The thought Of the Quiet Hour came
to DIR. Clark during q long. lonely voy-
age from India to Africa. IN which he
had much time for meditation and
prayer.
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Ko.ioi Dyspepsia Cure

Digcsts all csssses OF fnod, tones and
ttrengthens tbs stomach anG dBgNs fixs or
ga-s. Cues dy ,g@p.is dig@.tso stan
ach troubles, snn to@ke. Ttrh red hi.Gd
hsailh and strsngtb. AIo0Iv q wDnaE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
6 m%.~s

This signature Is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Br0m0-Q uinine Tablets
t6e rsmedy that care. cold ia oDs d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

Isnf this charming Christmas poem
that Il" has taken the trouble 10 copy Tor
ua cot Of her scrap book Way al,
please remember that In sending as thss
poetry yoa have be*towee Christmas
giii on hundreds who read our colamn.
II all gifts were made in the spirit OF those
lines there wonld be 30 ''duty" giving,
40 giving for shea". but every gift
would be seasoned with love. And 30 be-
iors ssL's" letter comes, ] ~ish you ali q
merry Christmas. ! wish | eoaid give
every one no reads our eoiamn i1st the
xift he or she Hsost desires. A. that isn't
barely possible, let Ne each try 10 reneua-
Der some one no needs a Bit OF cheer.
psag ANas Gsds<s
sss cal i9r safseshiag fus Christmas ass
have wrisasu fra isnes ahsas as VERY esAasifai'
pas iaeu 10 n.y. seraess,oos - ! bad 10 write
tnssa ss, bai wAi ten you ho@ fei lAsg
clristaas Nsd naay pour trieaas wAnssd
10 - L.. sad many THAI ali Eps Rsed hsip, sst
~sns*d to rssns ustsE shea sHa ~as foolish
eDoax h 10 thiak Il nass be somsztisx ssne and
es@afy TOT than bat ssh ! karw tsas ro9hi net
Asort 80 Etsr nSeh. sssai fsh very s<a 70 shisk
esassi nsf give sssfe 10 sts TNsor. 1 aoA1sns
sst I, ls eArd ~ Ehiak tsod bad pot given se
seFs Of SITS wagid's goods tkaI astxht hsIg th4
Paar.
was fe,ilng VERY eAaly whes Christmas
c&mss. ard asa heals t,o0Gtet fsam a dear
friend, cAliesi ii Ssea Thee EseFY Hour. and
u wAs ia-t shss nresIed. fss sal Down and
rlef EAa u atd ne saa.a. ! hepe we shaii ali
fee 10 eur selpiessness THAI "we ne~d iiim every
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

and Fsfeaas If ths u. D, c.
enjay y0ar l.sisEs. ana The many words OF
cosncii ass cheer efasn heIp me aaa presnms
saany others that ysa do not bear from. 50
many gifted peas stzi express our thoughts
Octsss ti.an ss e4n. ssl ne spogccizte tie good
tniass Issg the sAss. Ny syaPSfhy goes to tho
sorrowibg ones, there are 80 macy In the world
tod y.
"a. l. too. have beet Zoo tired 10 sleep, but
strength has been giyen me for the msty duties
and cares Of lie.
~miiarca.@ ssow the ionellness Of horne
eiihous sbe chssarsB. A ffised OF uine who -
south for lsss beAiin this ~isser. writes mt II
shoakl BE- gkGSafsl thAs mine are safe Ia tive
arms ef 1esas."
~Jsaes.~ have one ac&r ~shaf-iu% lees
anosisf sArfiss yet little longer. sometimes
think Of this qsotssieH:
eReysea the silent sea.
You rest tb tsse arms eserHal
eAsd sSiil eeieng 10 me"
Srcai Pend. Dec. 81. 1903. ".
hope these comforting thoughts which
'E" has sent az, may be hclp TO
"MiIdsea", Oh u HON zee all think very
frequently, and I thank soa, 'E." not
PhAs fSa Ahc NAsSs bAN ~s1~ ~ tHN SNsF
pretty p cture OF yeur ''hone " winter
( can "Iocats' you better than ever now.
We shall all prize these quotations OF
'Fiassic'r" hich ''Es' a. sspt sish her
letter So yiBg 'iisrs is one very apprepri-
ate nov !"
''Ikc ffost Is here.
And fusi ~ dear
\ ad woosis are scar
Ana fTss-t 10 here
Aud bitter The heel Of
The eolns rear"
The nexi one reminds me Of she growth
Of our co uFnn;
''os. wat wouirvus thiuE "a
To mate hos macy ~sesss of tsii
One tboagbt. ehe sessi ean sct In Haosiss
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Ps. xvi. IL: XIII. q: Dan. XII. 8.
Matt. XIV. 2l-a6: Luke w. i1-=4: John
!. 49, Rom. vi. %: Cor. xv. Bliss: II
Tim. ~, Is: Pet. l. 10; Rev. Ii. 10.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-17
REAL ESTATE MARKET
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY
HELD AT VERY HIGH PRICES.
But Many Sites for Interurban Rail-
road station Are Onered-Busi-
ness of Last Week.

Business property in Indianapolis is hard
to get hold Of yet, yet 1t is for sale if any
body is willing to pay the price. The gen
eral line Of inquiries in real-estate offices
is not for large properties. but an occasion
al investor says he has a large amount of
cash he would exchange for business prop
erty. That is about as far as the big deal
goes, for the prices named to him close
negotiations. Business property in Indian
apOlis is netting big returns and owners
are not going to dispose of a good thing
unless they can get their own prices. Ex-
pensive residence properties figure little in
the market at present, as nobody wants
TO buy or sell.
While properties In the central part of
the city are hard to get. and real-estate
men complain Of being unable to negotiate
deals. it is interesting to note the number
of sites that are being offered to President
MCGOWAN, of the street-car company, for
the interurban terminal station. Scarcely
a day passes that Mr.. MCGOWAN is not
besieged by real-estate men who offer all
kinds of sites and Inducements.
The market last week was light, there
being but lOI transfers recorded, represent
ing an aggregate consideration of 49,346.5O.
All of the deals were in small properties,
ranging in price from a few hundred dol
lars to 5000 or 5000. Real-estate men
think the market will pick up in Septem-
Der. and that they Will have a busy fall
season.
Hiram W. Miller yesterday sold a farm of
62.35 acres in Wayne township to DAME
Isenhou for $1,000.
William Z. Brown yesterday purchased
a residence at the corner of New Jersey
and T~wenty-second street of John G. Nc
CuliOugh for 1890.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-17
CHURCH
Presbyterian EvangeIistic Workers
Will Gather mt winOna This Week.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WINONA LAKE, Ind, Aug. 16.-An ag-
gressive campaign in every State in the
Union. which it is expected will revolution
lie present methods Of enlarging church
membership. is planned by the national
evangelistic committee of the Presbyterian
Church. which Will hold its annual con-
ference at WinOna Lake, beginning Aug. %.
The evangelistic committee was created by
the General Assembly at Philadelphia n
year ago last May. and was continued by
the last Assembly in New York. Among
those who are To attend the conference
are some of the most noted churchmen in
the country. To carry out the great work
Vhlch Is contemplated the committee pro-
poses 10 raise S150,O00. OF this amount SIS
co already has been subscribed. An effort
IS 10 be made To find 100 Presbyterisns who
Will each give $1,000. and the remainder will
be secured by smaller subscriptions.
All the effective evangelists of this coun-
try and the best of foreign countries are
10 be engaged for the year. They will be
sent TO every section of the United States.
EVanEeliStS who are in charge of missions
IN Indian Territory Will receive additional
workers. Others will conduct MONDAY
meetings at factories. and at every point
possible an effort will be made TO start a
sweep over the entire country
Rev DR.. Henry Van Dyke. moderator of
the General Assembly. is expected to be
present, and q number of foreign workers
are already here. Among them are II =
Underwood. who was medical attendant 10
the late King OF Korea. Curtis MacIntyre.
head OF the student volunteer movement.
and Miss NJ. d. Croll. of Jamaica. who is i'm
charge OF the United Free Church OF Scot
land.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-17

are no new thing. All at once there rises
IN the tribune the figure of NJ. Cadenat. He
does not utter a word. or if he utters any
we Inc hear II, but, raising his arms In
the air and lowering them with spasmodic
gestures, he looks like some alarming ana
almost phantom aDDarition. Then MN.
Pastre. Chenavax, TrOuin and Carnaud
scale the steps of the tribune, where they
are joined by others, and there, all crowded
together. seize and shake the presidential
bell. threaten the president and order him
TO leave. At this incredible scene a KIND
Of madness seems 10. visit the assembly.
Hostile deputies rush into the hemicycle
and approach one another. NJ. Baudry
d'AssOn and VI. POulin, VI. Laurent Bou-
gere and NJ. Bouvero. NJ. De Dion and NJ.
Meslier are ready TO come to blows. Friends
interpose, the quaestOrs intervene, and,
happily, no blows are exchanged. At $3.50
o'clock NJ. Guillain rises, puts on his hat
and suspends the sitting. II has TO be for
an hour 10 allow quiet TO be restored.
Well may the Temps reprobate these red
Indian manners-if the comparison is not
a libel on the red Indians-as encouraging
ideas Of Caesarism in the masses
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-17
Honesty Among Hotel Employees.
New York Commercial Advertiser.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
Among hotel employees sex does not ap-
pear TO make any difference so far as
honesty is concerned. Certain young women
who act as checkers in hotels work with
certain walters. Whenever one of the girls
obtains a position the men soon follow her.
and the hotel proprietor is victimized ac-
cOrdingly. The waiter who is in league
with the checker. makes a small private
mark on the check with which he desires
to cheat. She secs ii and instead of stamp
ing the prices against the articles ordered
she puts her fingers over the figures on
the die so that a slight blotch is all that is
recorded in the place for figures. The
waiter does the rest. She keeps her ac-
count against her confederates. and they
settle up latter on the outside. one of these
smart yOCng women was detected recent
" in a New York city hotel and confessed
that she and four of the walters employed
there had travelled all over the country NC
timizing hotel proprietors. Observations of
a w~ell-known hotel man show that not
withstanding all legends 10 the contrary
colOred walters are more honest than white
ones. The Americans are the most nervv.
The swiss. German and French are most
capable of working combinations to defraud
the guest and host alike.