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Rome, Oct, 30.-The pope, Wednes.
day, received Archbishop Bruchesi, OF
Montreal, in private audience. The
pontif showed great interest in Can
ada, and spoke in hatterng terms OF
Premier Laurier.
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The Day Observed at shamosI N.

Shamokin, Pa, Oct. 30.-Mitchell
day was observed here. Seven thou
sand United Mine Workers, headed
by the Tenth regiment band and
troops, paraded the streets, after
which the mine workers were adj
dressed by several labor leaders. No
collieries were in operation and all
business was generally suspended.
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,,,,,,u Lands on perjured Amd"v-
Ids,

pum,h, MINI, Oct 3o''-'speeiol IN
s,cctors Of the government land OF
Ace have discovered that many per
. ,, now holding lands are doing &c
mon perIured afldavi's' immediate
icons will be taken to cancel such en-
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New York City Budget.

New York, Oct, ao.--lt was an
nounced that the budget for the city
Of New York for 1908 would he to7,'
ii0,oSi, u decrease Of $1,000, sce from
The expenditures tor lv0R
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London, Oct 3o,-About tv' thou
.nnd ship yard joiners on the north
sss, coast, have struck work as pro-
test against y Ave per cent reduction
A.. Ahsiv vyaRpe,
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Chicago, Oct. 30,-Mrs, Mary Hart.
well Cathcrwood, author Of "Lnzarre,"
and widely known as one OF lndlnna's
most prominent literary women, is in
the Chicago hospital critically Ill, and
her recovery is improbable.
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c.,,..o, oct. ao.--Congressmsn
u Sn""s a Cousins, Of Iowa, 10 81 ths
c cUU., hospital, where he ha. ee ,,n
on'v on for a pelvic aesos .",,,, az
o. ronor,sa % resting comfortably
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uruoytcd roundePed ~ See.

Mnrseilles, Oct. 2o.--News has been
received here that the italian steam.
or Elena has foundered ut sen. The re-
port adds that part Of her Grew was
cared, -..
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New York. Oct, ao.--The sub.treas.
ury paid out to-day 1880 900 for gold
recently ID NJ San francisco,
the bulk Of v!,sh came from Auutrs'
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New York, Oct So.-Money on call steady
g y, PER cent .H.!S s % sscS"Ts. RAR. VIZ
for demand, and Al. llsSas foi days.
posted ratsV. W)@07Uj COMMERCIAL rates,
ss%ss :.Sd s; s...a,. a'.Ass " oey..s.
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JOUR- MARINES IN SAMOA.
Excerpts From the Report Of MAJ
Gen. Haywood, Commanding
Marine Corps.
MAJ. WALTERS OPERATIONS IN SAMAR.
Successful Attacks Upon Apparently
ImprewnabIe Positions, in which
Great GaIlantry Was shown, the
Effects OF Which Can Not Be
OyerestImated.

Washington, Oct 29.-Maj .-Gen.
Charles Haywood, commandant Of the
United States marine corps, in his an
nual report to the secretary OF the
navy, says it is his policy to keep the
officers and men of his command in
the Philippines only two years and
half, returning them, after such
service, to this country. He hopes to
reduce this term of service to two
years, that being as long as it is adj
visable to keep them in that climate.
During the past year, while there
have been practically no demonstra-
lions in the Philippines by organized
insurgents, the marines. says Gen.
Haywood, have done excellent work
in Kidding the islands of rowing bands
of ladrones.
The Operation In Samar.
The report presents in detail the
operations of Maj. Waller and his
courageous band of marines on the
coast of Samar. Maj. Waller is quoted
as saying that the expeditions, early
| in last November in the Sohocton DIS
trict. were the most important OF the
campaign, so far as their effect on
the insurgents was concerned. A
graphic account is given of the opera
tons Of the main expedition in the
| Sohocton district. The attack was on
the fortified cliffs and forts in the
| mountains, which had been reported
to be practically impregnable. The
plan of attack was that two shore
columns were to unite at the enemy's
stronghold and be joined there by
river column under Maj Waller. Con-
corning the result of the attack, the
report says;
struck the Enemy's Trail.
"On the 18th Of November the
shore column struck the enemy's
trail. which was followed, and the
dctachments soon came upon num-
Der of bamboo guns. One OF these,
commanding the trail, had the fuss
burning, and Acting Corporal Harry
u'enn rusnru io.""," ~. p'm ar;nas
the tuse' inc "''"on VI .ne
was periec' su' ,,, ""' ~ he;n.
my was coh'P'e'e'y io"'e', Nv s
Killed h'er , u,,,'a ,so -, ,roons crossed
from 'heir postum, '"e ,,oop' ~
the river, sea'eu ,ne o'ns az a.. 'ne np
poslte slue ana ues',oy,' Wv a u,,p
there. me enemy ",eu WV '' ,h.,
ana then ,eu' "dJ' ""''. .,,,a at,aoL
he himseli was Nv, :" w. a,,,, o.
being IN the river oeiow ~" .' "' H.. y.
reach the hr'ng ''"e ~ .'' naa nas
mentions 'ap,e'ns ro''e, ""o ona1'
as beng en''t'eu 10 'ne n's"'e' ,.,n s
II Tor 'he courageous ""u ,Sa ana.
n'"'''' :" ~" ',,,,, ,rs,r.
my IN the Iaee o, "PP"'e"''
mountnble Obstacles
Compelled to Ciimb o''"S'
In order to reach the enemy's posi-
ton, the troops had to climb the
cliffs, which rise sheer from the river
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Buffalo, N. u, Oct. eo,-snov fell
here "wednesday. The Thermometer at
The. hour registered ~ degrs~
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financial,

Quotations for mlddllng range % fol.
lows. 81. Louis. i-i6c; New YORK, t7oi
Memphis, I ib-i8c,
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CHAPTER VI.
Paradise Lost.

Probably In all his adventurous life
up to date young Rhinelander had
never before experienced such a chill
as beset him when he made this as
founding discovery. and saw his hated
enemy apparently quite nj home in
the apartments occupied by HIldegarde
and her aunt. The familiarity with
which she received Conrad, the lack OF
conventlonslity. declared that they
must be related In some way.
And II so. what must follow?
His very blood ran cold al the
thought-this fair. angelic creature
connected with ties OF kinship TO the
family. father and son. whom he had
such reason 20 cursel
The idea was appalling.
In that minute OF time Paul had as
severe n mental struggle as comes 10
most men.
He conquered his weakness. too and
resolved TO meet the emergency Just
where he stood.
house and avoid the encounter, but
Rhlnelander was not the man to shirk
n duty. no matter at what expense 10
his feelings.
And when the lady entered. present.
~. with apologies for keeping him wait
ing. Paul was himself again. resolved
TO play his part 10 tho bitter end. no
matter what the cost.
After few minutes conversation
the good lady begged him 10 excuse
her for n brief interval while she
brought her niece into the room. say
ing she knew the young people would
be friends since they seemed to have
many views In common.
The time. then. had come. the fate
ful moment which but "A short while
back he had been anticipating 30
eagerly. while now, alas. he dreaded II
still more.
lie felt his courage oozing from his
finger tips when Hildegarde entered
with her aunt. and ne saw the sudden
wave OF crimson that suffused her face
and neck as she caught first sight OF
him.
An, that telltale color would hav,
brought amazing satisfaction 90 Pau
but for the wretched discovery he haC
made.
Then he saw Hoffman. bandages and
all. looming up In the doorway. Pau
was quite composed and ready 10 Civ,
and take fully as cheerfully az he haf
done when. SWORD In hand. the saxo
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A MAN or INTUITION.
Investment of n small sum of Money
20 Good Advantage.

(To be continucd.)

Investment of small sum of Money
20 Good Advantage.
"I had Just come back TO the store
from my lunch one day" said the mer-
chant. as burglar-proof safes were un-
der discussion, when middle-aged
man with hard-up look entered my
priyate Office after me. The object OF
his call was 10 strike me for half n
dollar, and / am surprised yet that l
didn't AZ once turn him down. / guess
IL was because he had the look Oh
hrst-class mechanic out OF JOB, AND
because trade was rushing with me. To
aecede TO his request had TO open my
mig safe. and as | handed him two
onarters he thanked me and added:
Excuse me. sir. but isn't that safe OF
Yours too dead easy?' How do you
mean?' | asked. Why. It's four
number combination. but you have IL
set only on two. think | could open
II IN n couple OF minutes II you can
III give you Sc. said. feeling a little
nettled M his disparagement. ] shut
and locked the door and stood back
for him, aud I'm less than forty seconds
ne had swung IL open. I told you IL
was dead easy he said. without a
emile. But how did you get on TO the
comblnatIon?' oh, it's intuition. l
euegs. Better call In a man and have
the lock set on four numbers. IL could
be opened then. but II might take an
haur or two. Thanks again, and good
day. / didn't let the grass grow un-
der my feet" continued the merchant.
"and from that day on carried heap
less money ia the safe. The man might
have been n mechanic. but somehow
I've always had the idea that he was
a safe-cracker. and that made good
investment when I handed over that
$3.50. lie might have got 5000 that
might a. easy as rolling on n log
Detroit Free Press.
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not aimlessly wandering. The little
god Cupid had 10 do with his wander
ings. Paul was thinking OF Hide
garde.
That haunting face. with Its melting,
brown eyes. was the lode star that
drew the recluse from his den.
And pray. who was Hildegarde?
Truth 10 tell. Paul would not have
been wholly able 10 have given n def
mite answer to that question had he
been asked.
Some weeks ago he ma met her In
rather n strange way that bordered n
little on the romantic. Chance had al
lowed him TO do her favor, slight
enough In It's way, but when she
thanked him so sweetly. the mischief
was done, for with the modest grace
OF those yelvety brown orbs the little
god OF love had shot an arrow true
to the mark. and ever since Paul had
felt its point in his heart.
Several times he had seen her since.
and on each occasion had received n
bow and blush OF recognition. But
no more.
However. on the occasion OF their
meeting. she had dropped n small 'ker-
chief. which Paul had discovered. and
now he was on his way 10 her house
to- he hoped. become definitely nc
quainted.
lie found the house readily enough
and was shown into q small. dimly
lighted parlor where he was 10 await
the coming OF the lady OF the house
IL was just at this moment that his
ear caught the sound OF laughter.
IL came from the next room. and
was as merry and free from care as
any sound he had ever heard-fresh
girlish laughter that quickened his
pulse, since he could give a very good
guess as 10 the source from whence Il
came.
Few temptations arise that Their,
does not also appear tho means Of
gratifying the desire, and In this case
| he noted the fact that the connecting
door between the room I'm which h,
| awaited the pleasure OF the tardy aunt
and the adjoining apartment was ajar
Utterly unconscious OF what awaited
him. he advanced gently toward the
opening. and with eager eyes sought
the object OF his solicltude.
! Success Immediately attended his ef
forts. for he discovered the nymph o.
the hazel brown eyes In direct range
She had evident cause for merriment
and as Paul turned his eyes toward hel
companion he saw that II was n man
The party's back was turned TO hin
so that he could not discover whether
he were young or old. comedy or ugly
though he hoped the latter.
While Paul stood there wondering
what all the fun was about and cha
grined TO think he was not In II. th'
man faced about. and the American
felt cold chill chase up aud down hi
spinal column when. amid the multi
bandages he discovered the handsome
sinister countenance OF his bitter en-
envy. Conrad Hoffman.
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Miss Marion Cunningham the Popular
Young Treasurer of the Young Womanis
Club of Emporia, Kans., has This to Say of
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exctabiy rtabiy seeplessns melancholy
and "wantto feelings.
they should remember there tried remedy
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound at such euk
Refuse to buy other medicine for need the best
Mrs Pinkham invites all her
She has guided thousands
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by local applications, as they cannot reach the
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way 20 cure deafness. aud that IN by consti-
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you have q rumbling sound or imperfect hear
Ing and when II II entlrely closed deafness Is
the result and unless the Inflammation can be
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nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which II nothing but an infamed condition OF
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We wi.l give one Hundred Dollars for any case
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CHAPTER v.

A Serpent In the Dovecote.
n was night again In Heidelberg
when Paul wandered about the streets
Of the classical city. Rhinelander was
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A Tonawanda On. " milkman has
been struck three times by the same
train at the same railroad crossing
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am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ago.-MrS. THos. RoBBINs.
Maple Street, Norwich. ~. ". Feb. A. 1901.
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The most useful OF trees which have a
milky juice IL the ficus elastica, which
produces india rubber.
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etc permanently No or nervousness after
III hrtt days OF Dr. kns'a 0rcAt Nerve hestor-
or send for FREE So 90 trial bottle and treetlss-
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Cut a piece from the top OF old Rid
shoes aud insert Il inside the iron
holder you are going To make.
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II Keeps some women 80 busy trying q
preserve their charms that they haven
time for anything else.
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The graveyard population would be
vastly Increased II IL wasn't against the
law to kill people.
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When a young man tells n girl a lot OF
yarns she isn't to be blamed for giving
him the mittcn.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

ALL UP-ro-DATE HoUsEKEEPERs
use Russ Bleaching Blue. IL makes clothes
clean and sweet ~ when new. All grocerA
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Handsome men gifted with good sense
are equally as scarce as clever pretty
women.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Warm dishes for the table 10y I'M
mersing them In hot water, not by
standing them on a hot stove.
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Don't suffer Prom Rheumatism.
Take MATT J. JoHNsoN's eoSs. IL IL
a positive cure. Try Il. All druggfsts
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children tsothing softens the yuma reduces In
nAmInatioal alAys Tain wiud colic 50 tattls
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Stops the Cough ana
Works on the Cold
Laxative Brono Quinino Tablets. Price nc.
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AT Swords Points;
A SOLDIER OF THE RHINE.


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Sprigg. in cbarge-MorBing prayer, IL
O'Clock; evening prayer. 8 o'clock.
Church of the Advent, corner Second
and L Streets, lie DToit Park, Rev Ed
ward n. Mott, rector-HoIy communion,
$50 a m; Sunday school, $3.50 a m !;
chiIdren's evensong, s o'clock; morning
prayer and sermon, Il o'clock; evening
free. Strangers welcome.
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Sixth
Street. between II and ! Streets north
east-SeryiCes: 7:30 and II a. N. and $50
(children's servicel and 7:30 p. m; We'd
nesday evening, prayer and Bible class.
7.30 O'Clock; Friday evening prayer and
address, 7.30 o'clock; morning prayer
daily at o'clock.
Church of the Epiphany. Thirteenth and
G Streets. Rev. r. H. McKim, D. D., rec
tor-Services, 8 a. m; holy communion, 9
a. n; II a. m, service and sermon; 4
O'Clock, evening prayer and instruction;
s o'clock, evening prayer and sermon :;
Sunday school, $50 a. m and 2 p. m; the
rector win preach morning and evening.
Trinity Church. Third and Streets
northwest, Rev Richard P Williams. rec
tor: Rev Frank NJ Gibson, Phi. D, as
sistant-Services at 7:3o and II a m. 1
and .. III; Sunday school at 9:30 a. m,
and D. m; Bible class at 10 a. m.
Brotherhood Of St. Andrew, Monday at s
p. m; Daughters Of the King, Monday, at
7:30 p. m; Girls Friendly Society, Mon
day, at 1:15 ?. N; Chancel Chapter, Tues
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Other Services.

The Peoples Church, 423 Street north
west. Rev. Alex Kent, pastor-Address at
I1:I5 a. m, giving the first of a series OF
discourses to young people; Prof. New
burgh's class at 1918 q m All welcome.
Secular League-Mrs. Belva 4. Lock
wood will lecture on "MilitaTism rs
Peace" at SIS Ninth Street northwest, at
3 o'clock Discussion. Seats free
The second address on THE Coming OF
Christ" by s A. White. win be given in
the hall 643 Louisiana Avenue northwest
Sunday. at $3.50 p. n; subjects, Proofs
of the Near Coming OF Christ" and The
Hour of Temptation" address illustrated
by diagram. All welcome.
Theosophy. third floor Metzsrott Build
ing. F Street-At S P. N discussion BY
members. subject. very Religion, "
sranch meeting Thursday. S p n. Free
Public invited
Friends Meeting (orthodox). First and {
Streets northeast-Bible school. Gas 3
m; meeting for worship, II a. m; Y P
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s. c. E., 1880 p. m. Foreign Missionary
Z Society, Tuesday; Hidweek meeting
( Thursday, 7:30 p. "a. All are cordially
/ invited
The Theo-progressive Spiritual Church
! holds services at 8 p. m at Temple Hall,
Twelfth and H Streets northeast Lecture
! by Mrs. E E Compton Test readings by
1 competent medium.
/ Pan-Irenic, hall of Loyal Legion of
| Women, 419 Tenth Street-Address at p.
m by Major Clark on Psychologist Rea-
SONS Why People Lose Mental Balance"
I Seats free.
| Rev. Helen Van Anderson viii speak at
| Confederate Veterans Hall. 421 Eleventh
| Street, at D. n: subject, Because /
Love You" All welcome.
Reform Christian science-At 3 p n. in
! the lecture room Of the Halls Of the An
/ clients, on New York Avenue, between
/ Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets north
west, Col Oliver c. Sabin viii continue
/ his series of free lectures. teaching How
/ to Heal the Sick Through Divine Methods
/ Question Meetings Wednesday evenings at
] Q. n. devoted to the answering OF such
/ questions as may be asked on the Sunday
f. lectures. All invited.
Christadelphian, Washington Ecclesfa,
I hall over the National Capital Bank. 315
! PENNSYLVANIA Avenue southeast-Services
at HIS a. H.; subject. Strait is the gate,
and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto
! life: and few there be that find it"-Matt
villa. All are invited Ne collection
Millennial Dawn meetings Cundenonfna-
tionai)-Bible study, 7:30 D m; praise and
testimony, Wednesday, 7:30 D. N, at So
ciety Temple Hall, Fifth and G Streets
northwest; Fridays, 7:30 p m, practical
and doctrinal Bible discourses at Haines'
Hall. Harrison and Monroe Streets, Ana
costa Services free.
spiritualisE. First Association, Masonic
Temple Ninth and F Streets northwest
Mr. J. CIegg Wright viii lecture at HIS
a. m. and go p. m After short evening
lecture Mr.. Wright will give life readings
from the platform; Sunday school. 10 a N.
All welcome.
First Memorial United Brethren Church.
corner R and North Capitol Streets, o. W.
BURNER, pastor-PFeaehing at il q ~.
/ and ?. m: morning theme, The Touch
/ Of the Master" evening theme, ''Naturess
/ Testimony Concerning the Immortality. Of
| the Soul" Sunday school, $3.50 a. m; Jun
! iors. $50 D. NJ: Christian Endeavor. p
m; prayer meeting Thursday evening.
All welcome.
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and
( Streets southeast, Rev. ". N. Lyon. pas
| tor-Preaching at II a n. and - P. M;
morning theme, The Three Appearings Of
! Jesus Christ" Young Peoples meeting at
! p. N. Welcome to all
I Wesleyan Penteeostai Church Ninth
/ and ID Streets northwest, Rev c Howard
/ Davis. pastor-Sunday school. 10 q IA:
/ preaching. Il a n. and p. m; open AIR
meeting Eighth and Market space, sun
/ day, Tuesday. and Thursday evenings.
| 7.30 p m, followed by revival services in
| the church. All invited.
Brethren (Dunkers), Albert Hollinger.
! Pastor-Preaching services at Il a NJ and
745 p m; Young Peoples meeting at
| Gas .. m. All are welcome.
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day. at II a. m; Womau's Auxiliary.
Tuesday, at 2 . m.
Christ Church. Georgetown. corner o
and Thirty-frst Streets. Rev. A. r.
Stuart. D D., rectOr-Serviees: Sunday
school, $50 a. m; morning prayer, holy
communion, litany, and sermon, IL
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon, 1870
o'clock; Rev. Dr.. mic0u will preach morn
ing and evening.
St Michael and All Angels Church.
Twenty second Street, near F Street, Rev.
William r. Turner, rector-Services: holy
communion at 100 a. m; Sunday school
at 80 a. m; morning service and sermon
at II o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
at 6 o'clock; the rector viii preach morn
ing and evening.
st. Thomas Church, Dupont Circle,
Eighteenth Street, corner Of siadison
Street, Rev. J. a Aspinwau, rector; as
sistants, Rev Carl s Smith, Rev JOhU
G. Ames- Services: Sunday school at 9:30,
morning service at II o'clock; evening
service at O'Clock. A welcome to all.