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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TUESDAY. NOV. 4.

ULSDAl, NV. +.
President Palma, in his message to
Cuban congress, says most cordial re-
lations exist with United States
Boston millionaire and society favOrite
suspected of being Jack the Slugger"
who has committed fatal assaults
near that city; police to make arrest
Coal commission visiting Hazleton
mine egion--Motorman and con-
ductor of car which ran down the
presidents carriage held for the grand
Jury--Fifty boys take down a gate
and rush from the New York juvenile
asylum; % caught-Increase force
of coal miners working; output the
largest since mining was resumed
England may be our competitor for
Cuban sugar-SchoOl superintendent
Montgomery murdered by ladrones
near Bacolod-Order issued by navy
department for three year courses at
the naval cademy-Alabama Judge
denies jurisdiction in passing upon con-
stitution; refers case to supreme court
-Brazips president-elect believes all
obligations should be paid in gold
German government trying to persuade
Agrarians to yield on the tariff
Labor for Rand mines difficult
problem for Chamberlain in South
Africa-Chinese government to send
young men to United States to take post
graduate cOurses-Michael Flavin, NJ.
p, declares the Irish would be justified
in resOrting to arms to remove British
misrule.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5.
Returns from elections in AZ states
Indicate that the control of the national
congress remains with the Republican
party; in states which elected gov
errors there was no commonwealth in
which the party in power was not con
tnued in that position--E Eleven per
sons killed and so badly injured by ex-
ploslon of fireworks at New York
steamer Admiral Sampson cut in two
ana sank the schooner Charley Rucli
WIN four of her crew off Cape Cod
Alan Gregory Mason arrested at Pos.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12

QuarteriS ster general of the ann.
viscs preserving some transnort, u
part of eqnipment-Mexicnn yo.. aS
Oh the warpath-MOve for p., t'S
coal cOmbination--Sp Spanish .,- ,'Sa
weavers facing starvation C,nnns
annual postal report shows vnne''
-Montreal physician discoyortp '"S
scarlet fever serum-Elpctio,
de Castellane to French chanho. '''u'
validated British cable rate IS ooI 'a'
a word from Canada to AustroIia WI"
Professor Koch said to have 80,
doned his tuberculosis theory---,,roaa,.
decrease in Cuban trade shown ''|'
Palma'S note to congress, III
SUNDAY, NOV. o
capitalization of Morgan'S stoo.
ship combine officially announced 'u'
$195, 900, 000-R Roxy McDonoIa "s
Natick. Mass perhaps fatally tnir. u,
in a football game-Patrinl wv
Cusker, aged 10, arrested by Now Way n
police on SUSPICION of wife mu,doa
Methodist church extension comniA..
authorizes expenditure of S34S ooo ..
buiIding---Strike of 10000 trafn,no'
on Is western railroads impoudna.
wages now at % to 81 cents an Lorr
cents increase demandpd-Tobp ~
Gibson, who married Providence .,.,
on his deathbcd, leaves her 81 oooooo
Walter Farnham of Ipswich Noss
accidentally killed by glanciDc hnllot
Mrs. f. II. Harrington of Trrn
Mass, inherits fortune from b,sbon5
who shot himself last week-Horvor1
defeats u. of p. II to 0. in tbe chan,
pionShip game at Cambridge Coo,
discovered at jamestown. Mass on
island opposite Newport, Il. I--rwo
men Snffocatcd at a fire in baSomnntof
New York Times building GirlkilIod
by train while picking coalat Wayrror
Mass-EXCaptain Collins Of Andoror
football team dies as result of hairc
struck by train-Death Of Hon. Ma.
than Webb of Portland, Me, ex.indoa
Of the First United States district
court--MiSs Nellie Corcoran, for .,
days unconscious in New York hospitol
is reported dead by physicians ht
other question it---Henry Wattorson
sees in German of Maryland the onIy
present hope of the Democratic rarv
Prank T.. Dow of Portland. Me-
missing II days; had been in BostonOy
business before he disappcarod-Ca
madam authorities send marcliD,
DOukhoborS back to former homes.
MONDAY, NOV. 10.
George 0. l.. Perry. a l9yearoH
colored boy. is under arrest at Cam.
bridge, Mass, and, according to state
meut lie has given the state police
Alan G.. Mason, the accused murderer
of Clara Morton, is "Jack the Singer"
Perry has admitted that be paWucl The
watches Of murdered Clara a. Morton
and Agnes McPhcc, and the watches
he says were given him 10y Masoa.
Chicago teachers vote toapply ro.mam.
ber>hp I'm Federation OF abur
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.

The Epworth League will hold tramp
social at the home of Mrs. L. V. Menut,
Friday, Nov IA Admission FIVE cents.
Mrs. Samantha Morgan, who has
visited at H. c. Powers and at other
places during the summer, left Thursday
for her home in Manchester, n H.
Rev. H. W. Worthen is visiting his son
at St. Adams.
The stone watering trough, that has
been at the station Tor a long time, was
moved Saturday to its final resting place,
near the Common north OF the Park store.
1t is a massive stone, taking eight horses
to move it. Every one will be glad when
it is in operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bickford. former
residents here, called on friends last
week. He was mason ytrade and a
fine workman, and their home is now in
lilo, Kansas.
The friends of Amasa Kinds were sorry
to hear OF his recent death at Pentalake,
n H. Some years ago he was foreman
in the paper mill here and a much re-
spected ci izen. His home has been for
several years in New Orleans, but he
came north this summer for his health.
Addbert Lockwood has moved to
Browuington, where he will carry on a
farm.
The freshet of last July caused the
brook that runs by the cemetery to wash
the bank so as to endaDgtr the road
leading into the grounds. rhe trustees
to save expense to the Association have
decided to ask all who are interested in
preserving the roads and lots to meet
next Saturday morning prepared to
work. 1t is proposed to turn the brook
in places and fill in WITH earth, brush
and stone against the bank. Those who
canr OF help in this way will be asked to
contribute funds to aid in the work, but
it is hoped prompt attention will be
given this call, and inquiries may be
made OF H. c. Powers, who is chairman
of the trustees.
A large number were present at the
meeting az Wide Awake Grange Hall |
Saturday night, to witLess the second |
trial Of the bean bag contest between the |
Wide Awake ard Green Mountain |
Oranges At the contest the week before |
VIDE Awake orange gained TWO points, |
and at this second contest they gained |
90 making 81 in all. The Master Of
Green Mountain Grange gave hearty |
invitation to Wide Awake Grange to
come to the hall next Saturday evening !
TO partake OF a supper which they would
provide,
The friends and neighbors otJesse Gage |
regret that he has closed his engagement |
at the CALIFORNIAN office and is soon to
leave for Boston, where he will be enga-
ged in tie printing business. Mr.. Gage |
is an accommodating neIghbor and will be
much missed by large circle of friends,
in the G ange, where he holds |
the office OF Master OF Wide Awake and |
District Deputy of Pomona Grange. His |
family expect to remain here through the
winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Advices received from Guatemala say
that 100000 hundred weights of this
years coffee crop were lost as a result of
the eruptions Of the volcano OF Santa
Maria.
The annual report of Binger Hermann
commissioner of the general land office
shows that the public land disposed of
by the government during the year
aggregated 19,488, 535 acres, an increase
OF 3 495, 739 acres over the previous wear.
Of the aggregate, 1857 500 acres were
sold tor cash, 17614,793 acres were
embraced in miscellaneous entries, and
the remainder were Indian lands.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12
Recovered Speech and Hearing.

MEssRs ELY BROS: i commenced
using your Cream Balm about two years
ago for catarrh. My voice was some
what thick and my hearing was dull.
My hearing has been fully restored and
my speech has become quite clear. ! am
a teacher in our town.
L 6. Brown, Granger, 0.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneez'ng. Sold by druggists at so cts. or
mailed by Ely Brothers, So Warren ST.,
New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12
STATE GATHERINGS.
Number of Deer Killed.

Fish and Game Commissioner Thomas
of Stowe has compiled he statistics of
deer killed in Vermont during the open
season, which was the last Is days in
October. MIR. Thomas thinks the report
is below the minimum and expects some
additions will have to be made later
He has been informed Of the illegal killing
OF one doe, though he thinks many have
been killed and not reported. The S. by
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Iatbbone min Gorrnptien auf.
beden.

Maior 6. O. @atbbcns. Der frabere
Potbireftor bon Guba, Der bort ipesen
nnierf@lusunsen su ssbn Sabren 8udts
bous bsruribsilt ipurbe, III IN @aibtngton
eineelrofen unb bate mebrere Inter.
rsbunssn nit ieinem Yrotsttor. Senator
gamma. &otbbone ertldrie F: SD
ipuroe in Guba bon BEN @ouperneur
Doob in ihma&poQer Weiis bebanbslt.
Die Mmnefie nabm i'd nur an, nm nab
ben Der. Staten suridfebrsn uno cine
untsrinduns rsrIanaen su f6nnen.
Sste i'd bas burh. 70 tpsrbe i6 bemsilen.
tpsr in Mirfllhielt bic Disbe unb bic
8eiidpenbsr tparen. @sihtifene @ids
fer unb Roesenfdnapps ftnb niHis i'm
8srslei6 nit anberen BsriGnenDunesn.
WeIl eeftoblen tpurbe, bat man mid gum
Spfsr nuserfeben. SD babe feinsn &c.
redten BroaeB eebabt. tpeil @oubsrneur
@Oob BEN @eri@te Weifuneen CAB. SD
beiam nidt eiumal @%eleeenbeit, mid
ti@tie su bertbeibisen Nadbsm i'd un.
ter slO0. 900 BIreidaft, bic Senator
gamma fur MID ftslte. frsiseIaGsn NOR.
ben mar, arbeitete i'd Gag uno Na6t.
UNI 8speiie eeeen meine Seinbs su lam.
meln. SD babe iolde %sefunosn. bic has
amsrifanif&s Bolt init Gtel unb @ntisben
erfdaen weroen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Teftunesperfe &6ln's folleu ses
fAleift tperben.

Dis Ssituns 8bIn fol- seidleift unb
Der eanse Beiib ineIufiue Der Sorts bonn
WiIitdtfsius flr SO Wiqionen Rarf an
bic Stabt 26ln abseireten perben. Nls
@rfab ipiro bel BEN Sorfe Dabn, ami.
iHsn 25In unb Bonn, an rs6tsn &bsin.
ufer, elm befsaistss 2aeer errldtet. 9blr
it sum Wittslpunft bss rbeiniiden @roB'
banbels eetporben unb Tam fir bic Nus
iibuna Der friebli&en 9inite bes ebemaIi.
gen Mauernidnses Der freien 8eihsfnbt
sntbsbren. BIS gum Sabre 1882 par
86In bon elmer aus benz ID. S~abrbunbert
ber,lbrenben Seitunesmnuer nit a&t
Tboren eineeidIoRen. pobur& bic Aus'
bsbnune Der Staot treisntIi@ bebinberi
mutbs. Radbem bur6 anlssune bieler
betadirter Sorts bic alien 8~sietieunsen
ibei fliie esiporben, faufts 96ln pom
Wilitdtiisfus bas aIte Ssitunes'G eyrain
for runb 12 Miaionen Watf. SIN 2aufs
Der lesten 10 Sabre enttanb uuf BEN al.
ten @eIdnbe unb Der nmeebuns innerbalb
Der neuen n~mpaiun9 bic impoianie Neu.
fabt, tpelhe nit ibrer prdhiieen &tn8s
ftraBs bic auBsre peripberie bilbet. Sect
una6t bsr inbultrisle Aufihpuns Cd Der
Stabtpertpaltune sur tpeiteren brineens
ben Notbmenbisfeit. I'D g~abosenfreibeii
mad alen Ssiten sn psrfdafsn unb aui
ben Gbaraiier elmer 5eftune ~iiberbaupi
5u perjibten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
NsR In Emblem.

Na& elmer ofieielsn Bsianntma&une
ber britiiHen Resierune fir DhsSnbien
tnb felt BEN erften Musbru& Der Bubcs
nenpeft in Bombay, i'm September 1896,
bis sum Ndrs 1909 in Der PrdFbents
f@ait bon Bombay aQein 536, 600 pers
fonsn bieier f@auerli@en Seu4e erleeen
unb in anbsrsn TbsiIen Snbisns 3l5..
400, ulfo 70 in eans Brittle. Snbien unb
ben 8aianen'S taaten Der gineeborenen
suiammen S52. 600 Opfer Der Pef!
gIber has iinb nod Ianee nidt Nqe.
Dem iber bunberttauienb TobesfdQe bas
ben iih infoIse Der Seuhe ereienet. obne
esmelbet ;u ipsrben unb babsr fam man
nit eutem @runb a%nnebmen. baB bic
BEET pdbrenp Der lebten feds Sabre in
Snbisn tpsniafens cine MiaiOn Meni4en
babineerufi bat.
Mdbrenb ber erffen brei Wonate oss
Iaufenbeu Sabres tpurben in BET prdft.
bentidaft bon Bombay 62,667 3obss.
fdae infoIse Der Bei ssmslbet. sesen
1906 in berieiben 8erioee bes Sobres
1901.
alud in anberen Theiten SnbienS III
cine bsmielben 8srbdltnib sntipre&enbe
9unabne Der 90besfdae eemsIbet tpors
ben, Defenders i'm Bunbi8ab, mo i'm
Sabre 1900 5l5 8erionen Der 8eit erlas
gen, iuOsessn 1901 mad senauer 9dtl.
une l5.245 BeFiOrben iino. tudbrenb in
ben eiften brel Monoten bes Subres 1902
bic 9abI enorm eefieeen 1T, benn i'm
Ndrs ALIEN itarben az, 788 Nenfdsn on
| Der Delt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
essauernspertber @iaiendr.

Soispb 9ulibsr, Der BETTER Der .,Rstp
Ooif Worlo," NJ faft no0itdnbie srblin.
bet unb befinoet fd essenwdrtie in Der
alien @refs'i&en Ausenflinil in Berlin
aur Rur, penn o elmer iolden nod bic
Rebe fem fam. gr tpar auf ber Dsean.
reiie bon einem 2eibartt. einsm Setretdr.
einem 8orlefer. Der aud susIeid elm
gutter gianoipieIsr III. einsm RaEsLr
(Rnetsr). stpsi 8eoienten unb einem 2sibs
tpdrtsr bseleitst. Dor elmo 40 Sabten
ipurbs bsr binter BEN Badofen Elm tparmss
Pldb9sn Iu@snbe Sofepb PuIiber ais
2an6freider aus Der 8dderei bss SoteIs
in @sip Yort psrtrieben. mo beuts iein
9siiunespalaf ftebt-isst rsift CT nit
@sfOIss tpis Elm Surf. Absr ct III
blinbl nnsrmlbIi&, bel Gag unb bel
Raat, iGaffts er in Der 9retmlbls isines
~anftrsneenben Betufes, uui bic Wiaionen
sa errafen. tpelde ibm Der ..eelbe Sour.
naIismus''. beGsn Batter CT eenanni ipsr.
ben fam. eineebra&t bat. Ssuts iu&i
ct bas Mueenll6t. tpelhss Nmerifa ibm
~eeraubt. bel bcr alien Nutter europa,
bic 60 ibm ni@t pisbsreeben lam. Nus
sinsm in araflflae trObenben ShneIine,
mis mir ibn Dor 80 Snbren esiannt, 1T
Dor Der 9eit Elm oebre&liher, balbblinoer
@rsis estpOrbsn. 8uiiser bat bic t6&fte
Staffel bss eeIGaftli&en icurna ifii&Sn
@bresisss etilpmmen, aber bafir nit
feiner @siunbbeit bssabIt. Mer bon iei.
men alien 8~oleeen, bic minber erfolsrei&
parsn lin @sIoerirsrb), m6&te aber bsute
nit i'm tauf4enY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Saperns uuelndli@er 8euis min
eefront tperce en-.

Cine Depeihe aus Win&sn melbet /:
Der pobniinnise 8uiernf6nis DITTO mudie
wieoer fetner nmesbung su fbafen.
Der. isst ~54idbries nnelidliGs, Der be.
funntlid i'm S6loB Siritenrieo inisrnirt
ID, tpirb nit ben Gasesboriommnifen TO
tpsit, tpie fem Sufanb es ssftattet. auf
BEN 2anfsnoen erbalten. Wan bisIt es
aud fdr nidt bsOenilid, ibm mitsutbsi.
len. boB 86nia gbparo bon England
psmnd6it eeii6nt piroe. aber Ditto
nabm bieie Nadridt our&auS nibt
frsunblid auf. gr beftanb barauf. ielbit
8etrbnt 40 iperben, unb tpinf1te su milf,
fen, tparum bisS n'6t idon LANCE eei@es
ben fell Sbliebli1 tpurbe er boherabig
etrest unb befabI. baB feline Wdrter ibn
iofort mad Ndn6sn sur R,6nun8 brad,
ten. Dod eelane ss ben Wdriern. ibn
porlduis nit benz Slntpeis au bsrubieen.
Oub isbr umfafenbe 8orbereitunsen moth.
psnbie ieien. bamlt bas GreieniB slnen
iplrbleen @baraiisr erbalte. SobaIb
Aqes bereit fei.-io beri6erie mon ibn
-iplroe er esfr5nt tperben.
ditto ideint iebr feit am 2eben su bans
sen, unb trob ieiner @eitesiraufbelt mare
ss enr niht ,u pettpunbern, tpenn er ieis
men Oatsl, ben 9rinsrseenisn 2uitpolb.
lberleben ipdrbe. Der 2sbiere ttsbt Jest
IN ieinsm 80. 2ebsnsiabrs unb ipiirbe,
tpsnn DITTO Dor ibm fterbsn iOlte. nod
Roma tperben, cine Wlrbe, bic mon
ibm in 0eutidlanb meifens eonnen
parbe, ba man elaubt. bnB er is our6
feline 8ernaltuug Der Staatsseiddfte in
ben Isslen is Subrsn poliOmmen psr.
Oisnt babe. MuibmabIi& pirb aber Der
nd&fe a6nis bon 8opern Der issise
Brina 2uowis. Der SObn oss 8rinsrsssns
ten, fem. Brins aubpis ii ibrissns
aud idon 81 SABRE alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Geenern Der 8nnffbntter foa Elm
SAnipphen eefhtaeen iperpen.

StOutLu peI StunItUutttI wv ttU
S&nipp@en sef&lasen iperpeu.
Nm l.. Suli trat bas neue 8unbesge.
ieb in 2raft. burh neIpes cine Sieuer
BON 10 Gents bas pfunb nuf 2uniibutier
selest tpirb. bic eefdrbt in ben San6el
eebradt pirb. bamit ie tpie 8ubbuttst
ausisbe. Die 8unfbniter. Sattiiantsn,
beren 6sfddft bur6 bieie Masnabme
init &uin beorobt tpiro, babeu bin' unb
b%erseionnen, ipie BEN 8srberben pobI
@inbalt 8etban tperben tbnnte, uno iie
linb nun auf einen Nustpee p~erfalen, bic
Diriunsen ienss @sisses ~ruenieitens ab.
suiHbd&en.
9is @ef&dftslsituns Der 2~unhbutter'
fabrii. tpeI&e bic Sirma srmour & So.
in aanias @itp betreibt. bat ben frisIi.
den Auspea eefunben unb madt benisl'
ben nun IL @ireularen betannt. So beiBt
in bsnfslben, oa es fur un3dblise In oiirf,
tieen 8erbdlinifen lebehbe 5amilien piei
oaruuf anfomme. fib oes tpoblfeilen @r.
iabss Der tbeuren 8ubbutter mad tpie Dor
bebiensn su fbnnen, 70 pdtbe bic Sirma
fortan ,u isbsm pfunoe unsefdrbter
aunhbutter. bic iie gum 8eriaufe binlese.
cine ileine 2apfel bon benz burdaus uns
fddoli6en Sarbftoff ~liefern, mittels Def.
fen bic 5drbuns alsounn bon ben 2du.
fern beipertifeliet tperoen i6me, faIs Der
Anblid Der unsefdrbten @aare ibren
8eifau nidt fincet.
SO pirb in ben @ircuIaren ausbrldlib
barauf aufmsrfiam eemu6t, baB es fit
bic Better pon Sotels, Speiietpiribs
fdaften u. I. m. unier benz fruelideu Sc,
fsb nidi fattbuft fem piiroe. unssfdrbte
Butter su f%uufen. ite su fdrbeu unb bann
ben 2unoen borsuisben. Sausfrauen
cher, bic nur nit ibren Samilienmitelies
bern su rehnen baben. fbnne bas Jdrbsn
ibrsr @Bpaaren Riemanb pertpebrsn.
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Riesertrd@tias zbat.

Su BEN pier Weilen o 60 Soastte,
3enn,. selsaenen 8abnIaser o @ds
liam Bari iuurbe elm Saus nit 9pnamlt.
bas aus ben 8nbnporrdtbsn entipenbet
mar. in bic Cuff eeiprenet. Dasfelbs
tpuroe bon 9ertn Zones uno Wariba
Chapman bsiuObnt, unb oieis tuurosn iu
Atomen ssriKen. Gin ainD. oas ii6
ebenfaQs in BEN 9auie befanb. purbe
cine Sireds peit eei&lsubsrt. tiieb abet
font unbstlett. Wan nimmt an, bab
5eints bss Paarss bic i&anbIi4s Gbat
b~esinpsn.
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eemefratifae Memtnatientu.

SIR GonsnnSr ,-Robtrt 6. pattifcn, aus
philadelphia.
Sir lieutenant : @puptrnBr ;-@tcrss @.
@utbrit aus ALLEGHENY.
Sir Sffretar Der inntrtn anssIsssnbtiitn =
Sants Relau, aus Bufs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
,,MicrObe Killer"

III elm Brdparat ipsIdes aue Sran'b siten BELT.
neil 20 ole Mifrobeu I'M meuidIiden Spteme
uno Blut tootet uno oaonrd cen Bea ,ur SeiI.
nng sbne'. Die Natur ibut oann bel uernlni.
tiger e,beusmeiie oas llebrige. @nr gu bejiebeH
in oil euda aue., SCRANTON. pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
6lci0crmacberim.

Dit llnitrsitnstt smpfsbIt f6 a6tunssppa
als Wobtfftn nne 8Ifietrmahnin unb btlorst
Arbtittn In jsetr SranGt CUR 3ufrisbsnbdt unb
prtftn. NuG NbGnberungtn unb
8sparaiuren bsifens btiprst.
Grau ". M. R%prrpm,
4t0 Sprun Siraee, cbsnauf.
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Sert0nat tuerOen:

Die Ramen uno aortisn bon Sronfsu. bi.
feline einosruug ibr'r aeiosn ourd dr3tids
Behanoluug gefna otn baden. aoreIFrt. 5Il
eadapanna abtnue, SCRANTON. pa.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-15
NAVY DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES.
Secretary Long's Interesting statsmeni
Transmitted TO the Senate.

An Interesting statement has been pre-
pared at tho Navy Department a. Wash
iugton 10 response to q resolution OF tho
Senate. calling upon all tho departments
for record OF the number OF persons en-
ployed. classified rs to age. Between II
aud 10 years inclusive there arc Q en-.
ployes, between % aud % years, 1ls; be-
tween 80 and 80 years. Ia; between 40 and
40 years, 81; between so and SO years. GO;
between GO and 81 years. 20; between 65 aud
90 years, Z; between 10 aud "a years, z; be.
tween IS and 70 years. S; nbovs SC years. /.
The average age of the 458 employees OF
the department Is 81 1920. There are 500
male employees OF an average age OF
80 Sl.l3i, and 65 female employees of IN
average age OF i2 5G.65. Most OF tho fe.
males nre employed in the Naval War Eec-
ords office. Notwithstanding there ars 40
employees over - years of age. OF which
number are. over IS. Secretary Long
reports that there are no employee.
on the rolls permanently inrapHci.
tated for the performance OF manua!
inbor. In t.,e State Dopartnea: there arc
6 employees tsr weeu 30 and Gi wears OF age.
u like nulbsr between 6j aud 60. he.
tween 70 end -, and 9 between IS AMI 70.
but all are reported Il be mentally aud
physically tit.
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Tho Labor World.

The English working man has 27s wo-k.
Ing days.
Half tue striking miners In the Pitts.
burg. Penn, coai district have returned to
work.
Seventeen per cent. OF tho wstchmakers
in the United States are women. In 1850
all were mon.
The Building Trades Council. OF Chicago.
Is trying to end the Industrial war there
through arbitration committees.
The section men ON the Erie Ratlroad
have received voluntary advance Ia
wages from Sl.15 to $l.25 day.
Tho Parislan cabmeu have petitioned the
authorities for permission to raise their
faros durir q tha RI xnasltinn nnaths
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GODS MESSAGE TO MAN.
PREGNANT THOUGHTS FROM the
WORLDS GREATEST PROPHETS

On tho surgIng Sea- Soldiers Must Be
Made In Batile-"In God We Live
Christ's Glorious 6uccess-The Neces-
SHY OF seet-A Prayer for Patience
Soft mist floats over the sombre 500
And hides the sunshine and hides tho
shore:
trust the Pilot who, guiding mo,
Has gone this way before.
Soft lights shine through tho shadowy
gloom,
Glimmer and fade and glow again;
Like jewels rare or rich perfume
Are the liyes OF noble men.
Soft eyes witch over my darkened way;
They see my loneliness and grief;
They sse tho light OF eternal day
Coming to bring relief.
Soft hands linger with fond caress
On tear-dimmcd eye and whitening hairg
They minister In their tenderness
To tighten all my care.
Soft voices pierce the great unknown
And tell OF the great unseen that lies
Beyond the ken Of the mind alone,
Beyond our touch or eyes.
30 trust as sail DER tho sea Of life:
Faiths vision makes nv dark way, plain;
feel the comfort that follows strife,
The Joy that hallows pain.
Ralph Edwin Horn.
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1t Is only In strong weather that a maa
gets faith. Faith Is not an attainment that
droppeth like the gentle dew from heaven.
Il generally Genes In the whirlwind and the
storm. Look at the old oaks; how is &c
that they have become so deeply rooted in
the earth? Ask the March winds and they
will tell you. II Is not the April shower
tha, did It, or the sweet May sunshine, but
It was March's rough wind. the clustering
month OF old Boreas shaking tho trees %
and fro and causing tho roots to bind
themselves around tho rocks. 30 must u
be with rs. We don't make great soldiers
In the barracks at homo; they must be
made amidst flying shot and th1nderins
cannon. storms and tempests are the
things that make men tough and hardy
mariners. They sec tho works Of tho Lord
and His wonders In the deep. 30 with
Christians. Great-fsith must have great
trials. Mr. Great-heart would never have
been Mr. Great-heart II he had not onoe
been Mr. Great-trouble. Vsliant-for-truth
would never have put to fight those foes,
and have been 80 valiant, II the foes had
not first attacked him. 80 with rs: We mus.
expect great trouble before We shall attain
10 much laith.-Spurgeon.