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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-10

Baptist church, only few remarks
We're made by the pastor, the evening
being taken up with the program. Miss
es Detterick and Schirmer sang an es-
pecially fine duet at the Baptist church.
The Presbyterians held their services
in the morning, and the Baptists in the
evening. Large audiences were out at
both places.
Eugenio Romero has been awarded
the contract for carrying the mail on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays to
Chavez, by way of Gallinas Springs,
Chaperito and Cabra.
Ramona de Herrera of Sapello, has
been awarded the contract for carrying
the mail on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays to Rociada by way of Los
Alamos and Sapello.
The work train went down to Lamy
this morning for ten days work on
the roadbed of the Santa Fe in that
vicinity.
Miss Minnie Hope Of Jefferson City.
Mo-, is here to spend the summer with
her sister. Mrs. Oscar e. Burch.
Edward Huey and family have gone
to Denver where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. J. M. Cunningham pleasantly
entertained "a of her lady friends yes
terday afternoon at six-handed euchre.
Mrs. Glassford took the first prize, Mrs.
Carpenter the second. and Miss Davis
the third.
r. J. Taunert is having some Of the
finest work done in his store room that
has been seen in the cisy. The metal
ceiling Is painted light green. and the
dark green wall paper'is being blended
at the top to match. Charles Parvin
will be his assistant in the store.
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Washington, June 10.-The senate to-
day passed the naval appropriation bill.
The isthmian canal bill was laid be-
fore the senate and Turner of Wash
ington, spoke in favor of the Nicaragua
route.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-10

in tpelder SteQuns General 8ri9bt
aber idOn 10 6erpDrragenoes aeGeiz
itet babe, baB man eetrDit iagen
tonne, oaB mebr Sampf unb Strett
iiber Die Bbilippinen in bielem 2anoe
iei, ols ouf ben 8bilippinen ielbit
9efampft unb geitritten miiroe!
@oh 8eenoieung Der iebr beifdlz
fig aufgenpmmenen 9febe bes 8rds
iibenten, in Der er iih nod ein9ez
bend iiber Die @ubas8olitif oer 90
miniftratiun auseeiproden bate,
fano Die fe,erli6e ueberrei6ung Ell
nes gbrenldbels an ben Maiur Sem
fins burd ben Braitbenten ielbit
itatt, nobel oerlelbe erfldrte, baB
er iib belonoers freue, oies
tbun 5u fDnnen als 9aIt bes Staa=
tee Suo : Carolina, als 8rdlioent
Der Ser. Staten uub sutneiIt a[s
otter Sreunb unb Samerab bes 10
8elebrten |"
8ihtia 1T unb bleibt, baB burd)
oieien ipaniibzamerifaniiGen &rieg
rnebr in 8esug auf Die Geri5bnung
oDn 9eOro unb Sib eelaeben lit,
ols our6 allies Inhere, mas in ben
80 Sabren porber gelbob, unb
10 bat er oenn bpb tuenigitens
etpas Suites eetban
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esiue foloNale l.eberidwemmnns

serit0rte cine 9elegrapbens2tnie, Die
Gba8. s. ellis BON 2isbDn, Sa.,
mieberbersuiteuen batte. ,Snbem
i6 big gu ben Siften in eiStaltem
@aiier itauo," ibreibt er, r5ug ih
mir cine idredli6e @rfdltullg gu,
Die lih td9lih beriblimmerte.
S6lieBlib erfldrten mir Die beiten
Ger5te in Satlano, @eb., Siour
Gitp unb Omaha, ib bate Die
SdmiubIu6t uno fDnne nid)t mebr
LANCE leben. Damn fling id an, DIR.
Kings New Discovery gu nebs
men uno mar na6 Dem @erbraud)
bon 6 6lai6en p6aia pieoerbergez
iteat. IS miro poIitiu oarantirt &C.
gen @%rtdltung, 9uiten, 6als= uno
2uugen<2eioen. Breis so gts. unb
$1.00. 3u boben BEL s. Sa(teper &
Sobn, SEQ. s. s. Sdmitt, @igen=
Thinner unb 40. 8reiB.
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Der in Berlin ueaen feline

Der in Berlin tpesen leiner
fahmdnniIben 9iibtiefeit in bobem
Inieben ltebenoe MarinezI ttade Der
alnerifanilben 8otihaft, @ommat=
Der IS. $. 8eebler. bat bur6 einen
8Drtrag iiber 5lottenweien, welhen
er i'm nNmerican @omen's Club"
belt, eroBes &ufieben erre9t. @r
erflarte i'm 2Qufe ieiner intereiianten
Gu5fibrunsen, oaB Der @efebts=
pertb Der amerifanilben Marine
our1 ben Der oeutlben Slutte melt
iberbolt lei, melhe I'm SO Sabrseu=
ee BON 100, 900 gonneneebalt itdrter
iei. grub Der beoeutenben 8ermeb=
rune Der amerifaniihen Warine felt
benz lpanilhen 9rie9e ieien Die oeut.
ihe mie audi Die eneliihe Slutte i'm
8erbdltniB bod nod raider ooratts
gefommen. Son 2ehtsmeeen ipnte
ober Die ameritanilhe Slotte ftdrfer
iein alS oieienige gn9lanos.
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aes aatfers amertfaniibss sdiff.

Obmob( 9suti6lano b~sionbere anftrengnn9eu se=
madt bat, f6 ns Sdiffsbuuer in Die .rte Neibe SIT
fellen, bat bod Der 8aiier, als er cine Die beiten mos
oernen SDeen fombinirenbe g)abt pini6te, bic Be-
f~telhng in @merita plasirt. Sas 1T iberli6 cine
anertennuna ameritanil@er @elaidlibteit uno iber=
leseaer arbeitsleifuns. Inner aanb ~lbertriift ferner
als anoereu in ~slr3neien. 9febmt ais geiipiel 6atet=
ter'g Magenbitters an. So fno mebr als Tini3ie
Sabre Der, isit es eineeilbrt tpuroe. uno iein Recorb
Don 9eilunssn wabreno oieier 3eit bat es in ole ertc
Teibe Der Mebi3inen smelelt. Sc lpiro pon uieleu
berporraeenoen Nersteu ala elm au%sgesei6netes Grub=
tiugs : gelsbuussnlittel uno 9lutreinignnssrnit
empfoblen; Ierner ais Elm 9eilnittel iIr Soobrennen,
@eroaunngstorune, Spspepiie, 8erftopiuue, Grippe
uno Malaria. Sin @eriu9 piro Gud1 bon DEM
@ertbe oeielbeu iber5eugen.
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Golfer Naban i'm 6fterreihiihen
Heid1Sratbe.

Sn Der Sibune bes unterbaules
bes Diterrei9ii1en &eibsratbes bonn
8. Npril fam eS bel Der Mbitimmung
iiber oas unterribtseeieb abermals
81 einem miiten Iuftritte stpii9en
ben Deutiben unb ben Gseben, tpel=
der Die Suspenoirune Der Sibung
nptbpenoig madte.
Der Deputirte Climber itiirste auf
ben 8rditoenten 81, entriB inn Die
@lDde uno mari bieielbe an Die
Dede. 8eim 9erunterfaQen bdtte
iie beinabe ben Hralioenten eetrDf=
fen. Gnoere Nbgeoronete beparfen
ben Brd1ibenten NIT 8apierfueeln
unb ipielteu auf ionitiee @eile
S6inoluber nit linn.
Die Miniiter bielten al oerlelben
Belt geraoe cine &unferens in einem
onoeren 8immer ab.
Die 8el6dft8s uno 6au8Drbnung
oe8 Diterrei6ii6en Geib sratbes ent=
bdlt ieftIamer Weile feline Strafbes
itimmuneen fir ben Sail zines per-
l6nlideu &ueriff8 auf ben 8rdfis
oenten.
Die Sfanoallcene poln 8. Npri(
ihlpB fi3 miiroie oenieniaen an,
pelme pDm Is. uno 10. Wldrs be-
rlbtet Duroen, uro tpelhe fol9enoen
8erlauf nabnen:
Ser 5ibrer Der NQoeutlden, Ibg.
g 6Dnerer, fiibrte aus:
Ser erite 0auptIab unlereS
@runbprogramms mar bisher, lit
unb miro in 3ufunft fir uas mas
gebeno fem: @ir itreben Elm ipl6e8
bunoesrehtfibes 8erbdltniB Der
oeuti6 : 0iferreibii6en Gambler, Der
ebemaligett 0eutiden 8unoesldnber
nit benz 9eutlben 8eihe an, oas
Die @rbaltung unieres 8oltstbums
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Suciafe Nenolmtipn in 8eisiem,

Sn 8eleien rul1tort uno qdbrt es
felt eini9er Belt gang 9etualtie. Bel
| glen lit befanntlid bas inoultrieu
ant bD6iten entmidelte 2ano Der
@roe. Dementlprehenb 1T feline
geoDlferung aub btbter, als Die IT.
eeno zines anberen 2anbes urb Die
@eaenldbe ltDBen bort ldrpffer auf<
einanber afs ionft. 9asu fommt,
oaB oprt Elm &Dnig auf benz 9brpne
libt, beiien BeriDnlibfeit uno 2ez
b%ensman6el Der refine 9pbn auf ben
8eariff Der neebeilieten Berion oes
Wonarben" lit. SIR uebriges
tbut baau nod cine pp1 ntaBlpier
6errldIudt beleelte flerifale 8artei,
UNI cine &atatrDpbe init fait un=
abtpenobarer Siberbeit berbeisufibz
rem.
Del 8ufaa ipielt bann sunteiit
nod cine groBe Gpne, I'm bic 9rifis
berbeisufiibren. SD batten 1th am
Ibenb bes 8. Nprif cine eroBe Nn=
gail BON Soctalifteu in 8rii1iel auf
Dem 8abnbDfe Suiammensefunoen,
um ben beimreilenoen ipantiben To-
cialiitiIden Delegaten bas @eleit au
geben, Die BON Der 8oli5ei ausgepie=
fen pDroen tparen. uneliidliber
Weiie fir ben aDnig 2eopolo tam
berlelbe seraoe nit benz 8uge an,
nit uelhem Die auseewielenen ipani=
ihen Socialilten neafabren iDGten.
&aum bate man ben &6nig, Der in
8iarrib eemeiett mar, erfannt, als
elm t~auienbitimmiges @eioble erz
i9pu, bas erit aImalig peritummte,
na6oem Der 8Dnig in leinem bereit.
itebenben Iutpmubil banpnee1auit
mar.
Die 6eeierung lbeint iih auf
tpeitere GubeitDruneen eefabt gu
MAIDEN. Ser &riessminilter Gene
ral Goniebaut= Nlfebaoe bat Die Sci
liS 8eierpen BON Is Geeimentern
anaewieien, iid in 8ereitlhaft gu
balten.
Nu1 an anti : flerifalen 9emDn=
itrationen uno &ramaqen feblt es
in 8rifiel niht. 0ob elmer Ser
iammlung, Die i'm "Maison du
Peuple" ftatteefunben batte, 5ogen
iber 1000 SDcialiiten nab Der Sen=
TIM StraBe, mD fie bas 6aus zines
flerifalen @beeorbneten NIT Stetz
men bDmbarbirteu, biz auh nibt
cine Seniterideibe mebr bell seblie=
ben tuar.
Die @ensoarmerie leete iib
i9lieBlid ins Mittel uro eriff bic
Menge NIT b[anfer @affe an. Web=
rere gernunbuneen fatnert babel
pur unb ettpa 20 Gerbaftunaen pur<
ben pDraenDmn1en.
Sn Der gDrltabt S1aarbeef MUIR
ben orei 8oliaiiten BON ben gumul=
tllanten arg in Die @nae eetrieben uno
eemiBbanoelt uno iie fonnter eft
nad Gbienoung elmer arDBeren Ib=
tbeilung BON ben BoliSeimannibaften
befreit neroen.
Sn Den 9ieaieruuesfreilen fiebt
man Der ndbiten 3utunft init GROCER
8eioraniB entgesen.
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oauerno itdert. @ir befdmpfen oq=
ber ieoe &eaierung, Die bielem urt=
1erem 3iele entgegenmirft. Wir
miifen oaber AUDI bieler &eeierune
pie Bewiaigung bes StaatspDran=
ld)lages oerneieern. @enr es ridz
tls 1T, oaB iih Der iebr eeebrter 6err
Brdiioent neranlobt eeieben bat, in
Den leBten Ga9en Nbg. Or. Glen
fob einen Sronunosruf 5u ertbeiz
len, neil er in belonoers anerfen=
member Beiie bas beutIbe @elb(edt
Der 6oben5Dllern bier genannt bat,
10 beranlaBt mild bas, in meinem
geamen uno i'm Na1nen BET AQbeut=
i6en bier meme &eoe su ldlieBen;
Sod uno Sell ben 6pbensonern!"
Die IQoeuti6en breben in elm
Dffenbar perabreoetes Sell unb 8eiz
faaeeidrei aus. &ufe bel ben Naz
oeutlben: pSeil ben 6obenaDIern!"
2ebbafte @ntriiitung5z unb Bfuirufe
reHts. @rDBe 8eue9ung.
8rdiioent: Sd muB ben 6erru
Ibg. 5hDnerer fitr ben Sb(uBpai=
ius ieiner &ebe, melder Die @efubfe
zines ieoen 8atrioten perleben lnuB,
our Sronune rufen. (8eifau. -
grneute itirmilbe 6eilrufe bel Den
Nabeutihen.)
Ibg. Stein (Qaoeutiher): 5ur=
rab Die 0Dben5olIern! (2drm. -
Inbaltenoe 8epeeung. Suite i'm
Centrum: 8fui! 6inaus init ibnen!)
Mah einigem Gaoau ipielte iid)
oann folaenbe lieblibe Ssene ab:
Gbg. 9pf (su Stein): Sic ge=
meiner &erl! Sic geb0ren nibt BIER
Der!
Nbe. @tein (5u Dpf): Die Sc
meinbeit fdat auf Sic aurid! (@ru=
Ger 2drm BEL ben @se9en.)
Ibg. 9pt (5u Stein): Sic iinb
Elm rebtz uno ebrloies Snbiptbuuml
(9drm.) Sic ebrloles Snbioiouu,n!
9as Sbimpfz9ueu 1olte 1ib mad
oerNbitht oes Mbg. Stein in einer4a=
paliersfeilerei nit Biftolen fortieben.
Stein lteB Or. 9pf burb Die Nbgez
uroneten Sbalf unb Berger fDroern.
Ils Or. DDt es ablebnte, NIT ben
S%efunoantert su perbanbeln, REM
petite Stetn ben Or. 9pf i'm &ors
rtbDr an uno Itellte i'm CUR Geoe,
pesbalb er i'm Elm ebrloles Subipiz
ouum eenannt babe:
Or. 9pf e%rpioerte, oas lei ietne
periDnli9e Nnidauuug, er eebe nee
Der @enuetbuuue nod @uffldrnng;
barauf idrie Stein: n5ie lino elm
ebrloier &neifer", rannte in ben
Sibunaslaa[ uno rief tpabrenb Der
&ebe beg Ibaeprbneten grler iiber
Die 9pbIbuleu mieoerbDlt: Scr
NbeeDrbnete Or. 9pf 1T Elm ebrloier
Sbuft unb 8neifer, ben ib nahitens
NIT Der 6unbepeit16e trafti=
rem tperoe!"
Dieier Gsene folete Elm GROCER
Speftafel.
uno 6err Stein bielt pirflid)
WDrt; Dert9iter1S erlblen er IN Der
Geidsratb Sibung am MtittpDb
tbatldhli6 NIT elmer 6unoepeltlhe
bemaHnet uno erfldrte, ben csehiz
ihen N%beeoroneten Dpt oomit our6=
peitIben gu moQen.
Ser NbeeDrbnete 8pf lieB barauf
einen &epDlper bolen uno ldpur,
oaB er oenienigen nieoerlbieBen
miroe, Der i'm nit oer Sunoepeitibe
beriibrte.
Wdhreno man nun i'm 0aule lelbit
iebr unaufmerflam Der Debate iiber
oas Sbulmeien folgte, organilirten
Die 8arteien in ben @anoelgdngen
einen Siherbeitsoienit, um Den
6errn NIT Der 6unoepeiti9e pDn
Dem nit benz Reooluer fern5ubalten.
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Die gr0Bte Gntoednng bes 3eitalters
Gingetragene 9anOelsmarfe.
MOTHER SUPERIOR Wntter SberirD
9eber= nnb Wieren= SHE.

Sos eroBe Seilmittel fir ale 9eiben
oes 8lufes, 6es Masens, Der Nieren, Ser
Sober. fir 8erbauungsi6pdde, @aligs
feit, Mierane, @beumatismus, @erfo>
pfune uno Srauenieiben. @s tpirb aus
l%eltenen unb tbeuren 8rautern bereeitelt,
lotuie aus @ur5eln unb 8lunett, tpelhe
aus Nrabten, Neebpten unb Balaitino
tmpDrtirt merben miiiien. Sas Mittel
tutro empfpblen burtb bic bernprraeenbe
fen Gerste ber @elt unb pirb nit grfDlg
III alien &l6itern u,tb BON ben 8armher~
sisen S6petern anaetpenbet.
Mfan beabte bic bretfarbige, ROTH, foeiB
un6 eriine ooer gelbe Gillette. Mat,
nebne nicbts anoeres.
8u boben in alien glpothefen. Breis
% Gents oas 8afet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 443 Ost.Commerce-S Str
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@erau Qenommen 1T bas 4e=
ben MIR furs. Sirsen Sic es nift
ned mebr burd &ernadldiiieung
zines SultenS Doer elmer l6eiubar
unbeoeutenoen @rt6ltl1ug, oa bod
cine Slalde Simmons 0uiten-
Sprup Sie oaoun beFreien miirbe.
8iro aarantirt, Breis % uno 80
Gents.
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| must look after IL. ] went to the Tax Com
missioncrs' Office in the old Stewart Building.
and after cross-eX examination and the signing
OF an affidavit was told that the assessment
would be cancelled.
IN Jan. /, 1899, | moved for convenience TO
n furnished house in Brooklyn, taking no goods
whatever beyond clothing. and on June 30
OF the same year i returned for good" TO
my home in New Jersey. having some months
previously given up my New York office
and business.
/ Lad been home but a short tire when l
received a notice, forwarded from New YORK,
that | was indebted to the city OF New J ork
in the sum OF somewhere about tsooiot per
soq"l ta1e, b for f isSS S Ma iUS Mas womid soon sSref b.
after me. A letter OF explanation was re-
turned TO me with the thatmy
The matter. A subsequent letter stated that
a properly attestcd affidavit would be &C,
ceptcd. 50 the AFFIDAVIT was executed anu
sent. and | heard no more from Manhattan.
In the spring Of 1900 the mail brought me
Intelligence in the shape o! a notice that l
was assessed on person.i neioh GDnEvSy iiSSil
inyton street, Brooklyn. | wrote, 10 the
Brooklyn Tag Department. explaining that
/ lad never lived or done business at that
GGind in that borough or the State OF New
York. and referred them 10 the two afldavits
on file in Manhattan. That evldenty SET
About one month ago another notice, came
along 10 inform mo that. a. ] had tailed 70
nav the 1901 tax OF s2i9 on my brooklyn, resi-
dence. the claim was In the hands OF the
CIV Marshal. Again | wrote and said that
the most casual inquiry on the part OF the
assessor would have developed the TACT that
I never had any property OF any description
there or in the State OF New York, and that
| had not even been inside of the house In
more than two and one-half years. ! eX-
pressed the belief that II the Tax Depart
inert could ascertain my present address
after this length OF absence. II was not too
much 20 expect that IL might have also been
able TO ascertain other data sufficient TO uuash
the assessment.
one week later, on Jan. 90. q notice reached
mo Tint my assessment for 1902 present
ysar-at my Brooklyn residence. was 5000,
and that | had better look out for tor words
TO that effect.
This notice. together with an explanatory
letter. | have cent 10 the Mayors ofice. with
the suggestion that n special agent be en-
nlovcd to investigate. ] have little OF this
worlds goods, and none that Is taxable.
hut | do not fancy having my name on New
York tay books as n DELINQUENT. or having
Judgments recorded against me; but what
can { do2
ypsticntion promised me by the MAYOR | am
wondering Il the bonding limit Is established
upon such assessments as mine.
"' MONMOUTH.
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The Question OF Sunday Oprnlnx.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUS-Sir: II IL
passing strange TO me that YOU and others
who talk as you do about this opening Of
saloons on Sunday afternoons and evenings
don't see how YOU beg the main CUES ion"
by your saying. 1T would be more desirable
10 open the saloons on Sunday by law than to
be confronted with the spectacle OF a NUM-
cipal administration deliberately adopting
the policy Of sanotionInG Ntol.,lon Of the Jaw
that bids them close VINO .naI n,ows the
and the siren 9Th OF the runl-drinker's thirst
for liquor believes for a momenti that both
these parties Ei ino .to GGm Z, n4a. mc %nni nor or
be confronted With Oh. same lnpossibll,tys
OF enforcing the law Of closnr. LOT the half
Either YOU, or some other sensible editor
has said OF late that where = g9,stton ~;
wolves a moral. issue u Is heNf' se''ieu uhtli
IL is settled right.
,hn aue sonpr would not down. The slave power
crasped for more and more my ~ over.
erasped. and then. by the coInD,natlon OF
il wns swept away. So now, aggression after
nyRreeeIon has been made by me liquor
tranicker. till they haze nay, 6 SSfn' the vnass; ,nG
law breakers In the land. ana nov they
propose 10 lay their saGIliesIonS mshHs upon
Sfty wears ago. there are not wanting lsarned
~iawyers and reverend Bishops anu doctors
OF divinity 20 uphold then ~ ahu nsop oSes Spnn-
belrg a moral question VII nov sd eos,'t,,hhoo
an A. !. ss,,lcd Tlilhts naliy insist upon the
nngpunY9se dnr' The Coincidence Of Christian and
God;tearing people will MISC insist upon 'ne
"N WHICH shall prevail. That's the question.
/, remipds one Of Abraham Lincolns Isi-
seeina prediction on that, ouler issusli f,.snns
country will have e s es a, II. L.spos.
p~olpuEIovH, FEB.
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,,,rksmapsb,p Of MorSan's Men.

To II EpIToR or THE SUN-Sir: In reply
10 tho inquiry Of {. W. Rice as to tho truth OF
the statement in "Fisk's American Rcvolu-
ton. that each of Gen. Morgan's ri1cmen.
going nj a double quick. could Clcave a sGuir-
rel nj 800 yards. | would say:
~ \ squirrel nt 200 yards (which is over
three city blocksl is invisible tn the naked
eve. At that distance an s-inch black bullseye
on a white ground appenrs 10 the ordinary
eve the size Of the head " snall tack. .
~ Assuming the sights Of the rife barrel
were three feet apart, "a variation OF u hun
dredth Of ar inch in aiming (which IL less
than the inniete Of "A very small needlCi
would make o difference Of tire" inches AT
800 yards. The best shots az trrcdmoor,
using modern rifles and fup sights, aud stand
ms still. are shooting well II they keep their
bullets within a .b-InCh circle at 800 yards
and to hit ana eicht-inCh buli-eye ~ that
range three times in seven shots II rare, and
largely luck.
a, Ih~ members Of the American long
ranyo rirc team. lying on their backs, with
yernie' ana wind guuge sights and the best
rifles and ammunition, could rHrely keep
yards. on account Of the varying character
Of the WIND and the difficulty OF holding with
10 The rifles used by NorRan's men were
fintlocks CARRYING the, obsolete, round bullet.
such . bullet would probably drop ton feet
] have grave doubts whether II would kill at
that distance.
80 No man nliye was ever able to hit n
squirrel or q marx The SIZE of u squirrel With
a rife while on . double quick" (which l. a
slow rum az a distance Of fifty feet. not to
say JOo yards.
90 Tho story. Is hut one Of many absurd
and historical publications who are ignorant
Of everything relating 70 maIksmanship
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SPECIAL SHOE OFFER.

true II Ia that the datum assumed through
out Is that reality must correspond 70 con-
c csp %e ba We p sny S SpsroS oshe 10 truth, I But I;
il true that no such datum is assumed In our
belief in moral responsibility When men
10 whom do they feel responsible that their
actions should be justf DC. they reflect on
the causes that have turned them into Grides
tions Of immortaiity' II they do not act
justly. Of what avail Is the feeling OF responsl:
men according to the nature OF the act con:
templated, and that Its efficacy will, depend
strictly upon TIE 6 orrespSndene BETWEEN Ns,,
bility, there are three possibilities:
second, to SOC society: 'G third 70 Ourselves.
Men have In various ways utilized all three
OF these. but can We say. in any one case.
reality Men believe it to Be their duty TO do
certain things because they have been taught
thai those thinss are pleasing 20 God whose
began to believe that this teaching was false,
would they ceahc TO obey their pastors and
@SsidrT they FO ssnse to n0I IorS t it e' Wives a nSi
children 1Ood to pay their 81 debts; to 9c 90 their eh. duty
the whole OF the essential functions Of human
society would continue to be. performed,
What ! or III P par 6sIs, form 0t t as t CgTrrdh a
from the necessities of human life. and need
ing no other sanction than their utility.
Hobbies and Helvetius believed the individual
we'll being TO be the best test OF what is good:
and IL is clear that. on such a basis. the in-
diyidual himself must be the Prbiter. But
in all Of these cases there IL the assumption
Of some reality as the basis OF our idea OF
respoEsibility-some ultimate authority
whether the knowledge OF II be acquired by
original Investigation or through the teach
ings Of others. Otherwise we are presented
with the fact OF an urcaused mental eNperi-
ence. which takes us into the rcgion OF mira
cles.
The great point that seems to me 10 need
any sort Of explanation is that OF the authori-
tativeness OF conscience the categorical
Imperative" To my mind. however. the
fact that We see every grade of intensity OF
this feeling, with an occasional Bill Skies
In whom IL appears TO be altogether absent.
IL sufficient to prove that IL is by no means
anything moro than u natural product, and
one which many Of US like 90 believe Is in
creaslng In intensity as intelligence and
civilization progress. What we are entitled
20 say, however, is that tho mass Of men have
70 conception at all Of these subtle questions.
and that so far rs they are concerned. a con-
ception Of duty arising out of their social and
family obligations ia the only one that has
any chance of forming a valid basis for their
conduct.
Mr. swith's story Of Dean Mansel only con-
firms the opinion often expressed by TEE
SrN, that there "a no rational resting place
between the Catholic Church and atheism.
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CornelI Men to Celebrate.

Alumni of Cornell in this region will
make their annual banquet at the Waldorf
Astoria next Tuesday evening the occasion
of a celebration Of the victories Of the
crew and football team. Capt. A. =.
Petty, of the Varsity crew. and Capt
Glenn S. Warner. of the Varsity football
team, will be the guests OF the Cornell
University Club at the dinner. President
Jacob Gould Schurman will speak for
Cornell, William b. Hornblower for Prince
ton, and other speakers will be- Prof. J. NJ.
Dennis, President OF the Cornell Athletic
Council, Dean Horatio s. White and Albert
II. Washburn. Roger Lewis. 80 Liberty
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POLICY PLAYER'S BAD LUCK.
Alas. When lie Had at Last Picked q Gig,
the Jig Was Up.

Benjamin Abound OF 06 First street, a
policy player, was held for trial yesterday
IN the ESSEX Market police court. Joseph
Hirsch, the alleged proprietor Of the place.
73 Stanton street, where Abound tried
his luck. was discharged for lack Of evil
dence.
Detectives 0'Neil and Curran Of the
Eldridge street station were in the place
Friday looking for evidence against IL
when Abound rushed in with joy depicted
on his features.
.Ach, at lasdt, at lasdt. ! vim me FIVE
%tollar." he shouted as he produced a policy
slip;
The detectives grabbed him and also
took HiTsch into custody. In the police
court Abound shouted: Il want my money.
i vim tree numbers ouid of four. Id vas a
svindlc. Vat a shame nod ter bay me i'd