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The sun., 1902-05-25
Indiana Authors.

Indiana plumes herself upon the rich-
ness Of her contemporary literature and
the riches Of many of the writer's who
make IL. The Indiana authors ought to
do wen, for no other State makes so
much Of authors. so hymns and cele-
brates them and blows their horn and
hers Massachusetts. AZ least Eastern
Massachusetts, used 70 love her poets
and philosophers and lives. in part. upon
their memory now. but she never doomed
and boosted them as Indiana boosts
and booms hers. And AT present the
Massachusetts, crop of authors in not
surprising Indiana believes she is the
centre Of American literature or mighty
near the centre. Perhaps she would
call Indianapolis the eIsct mathematical
centre. although Mr.. JAMES BYRON
EIMoRE. the Sassafras Singer. happens
to live at Alamo.
The wealth Of the Indiana literary
collection il now generally known and
admitted. The entertainment to be
given at the Opera House in Indianap-
oils next Saturday night for the benefit
~ the Harrison memorial fund illustrates
the literary resources OF the State. Eight
American authors are 20 appear. Gen.
LEW WALLACE, JAAEs WHITcoMB RILEY.
CHARLES MAJOR. BooTH HARRINGTON,
GEORGE ADE, the Chicago .fsoP: Mrs.
MARY HARTwHLL CATHERwooD, GEORGE
BARR MCCUTCHEoS and MEREDITH
NICHOLSON. an Indianapolitan poet.
Anybody that chooses may show his
superiority by sncering az all or any OF
these writers and saving that they have
not built monument moro lasting than
bronze and asking where their works
will be twenty, a hundred years hence.
Anybody can make himself god to the
extent Of taking upon himself to re-
fuse or grant literary immortality. Let
these Hoosiers be as ephemeral "a their
detractors wish or immortal as, no doubt,
they want to be. That is none OF our
business. All We have To do in Indian
apolls il 10 ask II II and the Indiana
authors don't make brave show Of
present literary distinction and SUCCESS.
Can anv other city or State do better, |
Why are the Indiana mon and women
80 fortunate with the pen' 1t is becom-
ing a custom for authors to visit Indian
apolis, not only for the purpose Of 500
ing the local literary deiues and shrines,
but also, perhaps. in the hope Of master |
ing the Indiana secret Of finding the rec |
ipe. If there is one. for fame with q
dropsical bank account. Indiana smiles |
with a pardonabls air 81 triumph. but |
the secret and the recipe are not yet
disclosed.
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Viii There He Change OF Ministry
In France?

II Is customary. ~ a matter Of defer
ence, for the head OF a French Ministry
10 tender his resignation on the election
Of President OF the Republic. or on
that Of new Chamber OF Deputies That
the tender would be merely perfunctory
in the case Of VI. WALDBcK- ROUSSEAU
had been taken for granted. both be-
cause he was known u enjoy tho con-
fidence OF President l,oUBKT. and because
his supporters more than held their own
on the recent appeal to the ballot box.
We arc nov told, however, that the
Premier is sincere In his expression Of
desire to renounce h~ post. for the reason
that his health has been seriously i'm
paired. II he persists in carrying out
become the theatre Of struggle for
control tho final utcome Of which can
not now be foreseen We say final
outcome because the personal infiu-
ence Of tho retiring Premier may, for
the moment, suffice 10 turn the scale
In favor Of particular candidate. but
he cannot transfer To his succe-sor the
weight and authority due To his own
strength 81 character.
Among the candidates for the Premier
ship already suggested on the Radical
side are VI. DEICAssE. who IS the present
Minister for Foreign Affairs, and NJ. LEON
BOURGEOIS. who was Premier from No
vembcr, 1896, until tho latter part OF
April. isas. II " obvious that either OF
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To ~, yp,ro. AZ Tn, srs-s,,. Refer
1ns to your article In Tns Sun Of sunday
isst 10 IN. ..veatssp.year locust., which
hay. already berun 70 appear. let me send you
what is believed to be the oids.t printed ao-
count Of this insecs in e.lstence II wa. by
Nathaniel Morsssn In Nav EnslAnd's Memo
rtaIl. printed AZ Cambridge. Mas, in 1880
spss lins Of q sickness which. In tsss. carried
"A ,.,, AZ ,h~ vhiess and Indiana. In and
ne.r 10 Piinoueh IPiymouthI. In xAss.ohu-
se,t.. ss .sy,. on pages % and o.:
nj. a A. .n..r,.a ,s., an. sor,ns bsfor. III.
ursa..s ,a.r. - 4 num.sous eompsay Of Fl,s,
vs,eh yer. mn. Tor S,s.sss unto Wasps OF puntle.
p>,s. ,h.y cane ous Of ln,ls holss In the ground
ed ara 90, up he srssa ,hinss. and made such .
csas,aa, ysllins nsass - made al ,ns wcods rins
Of ,Asm. and rssAy 70 deaf The ssArsrs. they were
nss any Of sAsn hsasd OF seen by ths English 10
the Couatry before tAs Time: hss ths Indians told
them that sekasas would fopsv. and % u did. vefy
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Mr.. Epvn MAasnAs has arisen anh
ho-f Que sssne vers>s on Cuba Arts-n :
H-rs . . mishsy line
-fs~s. NJ Asnsres thsa wsaa ~ Nsht-
thou .Mcon Of Night ~-p~cisIly -h-n
l,s bstliianay 10 r~enforc~d nv Nr Mas
SAWS fsvcrits dsvi-s % capital l-'tsrs,
10 . moss svs-s phrss~, a. s-e>, 80 hss-
With ssrs.' stiIl. s America justified m
looking a, Q pet VIM can fnd nothing
b.ttsr TO hken her to than the moon. that
.=-os=:ss:. Away so=rs=tas ard si.i=a-
potato orhl
The sun., 1902-05-25

The IAndts family seems to be headed
for Congress In a mas The Hon. CHARLEs
LANDIs represents the Ninth Indiana dis
trict His brother FnEp. . gentleman of
extremely youthful appearance. who was
regarded a. q sort Of boy orator and infant
phenomenon in the campaign Of 100. has
just bs"n nominated for ConGrr~s in tho
Eleventh Indiana district, bestins that
ans old soldier and stager, Major SrrRia.
an eight -t~rner CHARrJs and FREp are
Republicans. Their brother, KKSssAv
MOUNTAIN LASpIs Of Chicago. 10 . Demo-
ora, -ho IL TO be nominated for Con gree
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To rns EpiroR 90 TINS suS-sr. Let me or,t
my approval OF that rev blessing mentioned IN
Fnday's SUE. vhs -Soc,ety for The Supprs xslon o,
obvious Rsmarka- 10 isn't ~ mucn a blessins IN
the ppr~ssDon Of those rensns that make con
NerAtion.- - n 10 IN knocking the head or OF the
Individual Who. when ybu ~ The weather IL
rss 70 day remarks I don't know weather IL
is OF net ! mean the wre,ched pun..r mo
seeks 70 be funny by fesprtnG to those obNiosi,os
OF ron CREATION which are - apparrnt aud ttars
psreat tha, ~ self respecuns person viii thns
OF iaeiosihg them ueen BIS hearers GOOD pun
upei obvious Kind 10 vorthy Of eli dsnnA,Ion
Including the pnnssey NAY the y. 8. O n bcrom.
Mont feAe 70 hls NartniQuity. SrTrrHsH
prayyss' Ctrb. May "a
The sun., 1902-05-25
WOMEN saw HIN WHIPPED.
Cst-s..Nina-Tails Punishment IN Ne-
Cass1e. Dsa., fer Q BurUiaF sna Othery.

Cat-e'.Nine-Tans Punishment IN Ne.
Cass,e. Dsa.. Ter . Brsiar snA Otners.
WILMINGTON. Del. May 3A.-ChienwarBsn
Messrve of the New Castle County Work.
houss whipped several criminals to-day
Frank Allan. colorsd. received his nrst
installment Of Delaware justice for house-
brsakinS In the form of an hour In the
pillory and twenty hshes. Alsn was
indicted by the Grand Jury on siI charge
Of burglary. He pleaded guilty to three
Of them and viii retire for a term Of hftsen
years. Allen on next Saturday VIII receive
twenty Ashes "a . reminder that dishonestv
10 puniahsd with strong arm. He mus,
spend an hour In the pillory on the - ms
there were about 40 parsons prsssu,
at the whipping and six women whose
housss were robbed BY AIlsn were there
and expressed their eatisfact lon at seeing
him it nosgsd. Chief Warden A''srv' drew
Allen has the distinction Of rsceivins thu
Longest term for burglary In Ds'A vars
the workhouss be VIII hs sentenced on
another charge Of burglary.
James Miller met Michael Fogarty along
He win spend . year behind the bara- He
got fftssn hshss. Pour elbows of stovs
rips had charms for Weeley Brown AftH
having his back tanned with the cat-o'-
nine-tSns ifftesn times he retired for Il,
months. Joseph Simpson rscsiyed ten
laahes and ak months bsnauss he held
the rsins when another man's horss trottsd
az With hin. Henry NasA stole . horss
alao and afta he stood for IN hour ln the
rlllory be was whipped with twenty hshes
and for the nsxt year VII remain behind
tho bars.
william Dorsey stripped Q dwelling
houss Of tho sas hxtures. Tn hahes
were laid op and he has . ysar 20 spend
In jail.
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The singular Announcement of Mr.. Reel Jssss
of rrewshurG.

fF1'1 - = 'g<F'1t-a ErFHf11 Jotreu
Stories are h~~g circulated IN FrewSburs whsrs
have resided for about 81 ytArS that have been
Insulting 10 ~ the women % the village roy
\ number of years last 'ast have been troubles
with cAiASrh Which has resulted IN partial loss of
eyedrhi and this has given rise To . hut,ertnF or
v-nsine motion % tho syends. ~ that In lookins
Al persons clpssly. a. am obliged 20 o. In re-
cogniEns frcndS. | may have had the appearance
NJ the o~-c- with which am charged. but I an
absolutely innoceni Of such an Intention IL Il my
lnfrm,y. not my intent, which Is at fault In this
mstisr. and I des.f~ ~ nv. IN the community N
which have long reuici with the continued con.
ndrncr snd rrNp~c, % all the people Respectfuliy
PlgwsRt1G. y Y. May 81 RcEI- yoSRa
The sun., 1902-05-25

tn. Mssi~rs,... vho ccusroli-d ,hs ser-
ate, looasd upsa ths propos-d income
,~s - an ssce~tnSiy dangerous m~s-
ur~ and us>t tho uppw ef>mssr -
. lever 20 up>ss The Csssnst- rvics
The senate passsd Q vvss % want of
conhdencs In the Miniatry. and twice
borRoEois refused 10 cpnssd-r such .
vote - Q ground for resignation. deoisr-
tng that he would retain hls post " long
- he had the support of the popular
branch % the national legislature Find
ing that . mere eIrrension OF opinion
vas Intellectual. the senate adopted .
proposal To refuse the credits dsmanded
for Madagascar until change Of Ministry
.hc.:.lt. .ss= p.sss. :@eSy pTosss.is,ssss
. readiness 10 stop the whssls Of govern
ment rather than tolerate the eristing
Cabinet, Thsreupon. n. BovHonois. rec
ognising that hs could only remain
In power kt the cost OF long struggle
between the tvo chambers. thought
II better to resign.
The Radicals and Socialists are Just -
eager to impose . progressive income
tai a. they vere ax ysars ago. and they
will undoubtedly command moro votes
in the Chamber Of Deputies than thsy
did then. II y this fact which win render
NJ. BorRoBois . formidable competiior
OF VI. DRiCAssa. On the other hand
the Moderatss still control the senate,
though by . reduced majorNy. and con-
sequently. would b able. not only 70
prevent the enactnsns Of q progressive
income TAI. but, again. to produce q
deadlock Of the legislative machinery,
N. BouRonois. therefore, In spite Of his
undisputsd ability. would and it hard to
maintain hlmsslf In power for q oonsid-
cradle term II hs cuts . progressive
income TAI out Of his programme. the
Socialists and some Of the Radicals viii
rspudiste him. while. should he promise
to renew the attempt 10 pen that meas
ure. hs would ALLEVIATE The les advanced
wing Of this Cabinets supporters
II is not impossible that II NJ. VAL
DICK -koUsslAU cannot he persuaded
IN recall his reaiGnaaion. an effort may
be made TO construct a concentration
advocated by N. MILNE
when hs snorseded NJ BOURGEOIS In
the spring Of isee. By . concentration
Is meant the cooperation Of al genuine
against the avowed or dis
guised reactionAriss on the Right and
The Socialists on the Left. In that event,
". MkLiNE or N. DuRAhxL would bs
quite a. likely - N. psICAssA to b
iesignated for the Prsmisrship.
The sun., 1902-05-25
Annie clarke In Boss ssu.

FF0'T " "''IlII7If NFpthfcaN
NSs Clarke was distlnctiVsly Q BostonlAn and
oouts1t -uh.thc con~ans affection and admiration
81 The people ~ her native city. n has been said
In \ tlghiiy iurring way. that IN Bosion sshe wss
e1cu accounted '-uous- Tils is not eI.etly true
ofhrr ssofWilian arr~n. IN. great ae,or Of com.
edS ana drama. With whom she vas - lons as.o
ciAtsi nosion never cAIci aud never asked wLethe,
sh' Wcr- isno % OF not being sure that ,he pleased
ami SA'.hei ihe tasi' ~ Roston--what more could
b. wsnied' IN an ths changes that hav. come
upon tLe Trimo 1ntAin ciiy. 10 has never lost ia
sercns fA,th In and ndsiy to ts own And 70 snn,,
Clarke wAs never 'ioksn OF idly. and seldom even
VIA di,culniaaun. criticism.
The sun., 1902-05-25

ssrs"s'al sirnil. from sing sing. Tine
ssnsrrow ritis on The sig- % sssrnity.
rs-ntv-thrr@ mn leavs u- this month
and eighteen IN June saws the sing
sing observer Thsr- are forty-ons
men snvted by their sssccistes A
prisnn u place of pain. but to come
nut of u In May or June s to knov the
sshilaraiion 81 - great . contrast ~
can vel b..
This is No, n % Vol ". Of the star Of
Hope ~ it, usefulne~s. mental and
moral. to the better clas. Of prisoners
an article by Auburn ?s,iso 10 good
evidence.
A. sn antido,s 10 the dspresSas and corrod.
ins sf-c'. in.vt.h.. under n. hard and unlaVsiy
eonitiohs Of prison uf.. 10. medicinal value n b.,
hniy unier,iood The indir-ct b~usncsat results
hsNs ob'sin-si from he SS are mof. Substantial
nd lasting Prior 10 hs advent the sr,eni Of my
edaeaiion s,s r.sr-s ssy. vsry limited. indeed
NJ hnosiedss II my own tongue. Ensnsh, - sks
Is writ VA a. psih-,lcsly Nsnssf that the writing
81 the smpl,-s letter was . serious mental sfort.
and the reading thereof would have made the iu.
dlcions greve Thanks TO the sugsss,ion sni
tive help Of our locA editor began TO put ny
thoughts In sv'uhs And with The coincidence
~hieh prac'.e- esssta my lmpfovemeai kas been
steady u not RAPID VITA tas ntsrss, thus svsh-
ened came a healthia mentA nfs and ,ons. The
old feeliar OF unre.sohas despair vanished srsdu.
any; In Us place cane . saner oonc~ption OF nfe
. clearer reco<ni,ioh OF my own >horteoniu rs asd
thar bssnht upon M downfall which I had pre-.
Vousy regarded a. al Annoytng inst anee Of hard
The sun., 1902-05-25
xrBiis airrv 70 rrsE sEssxa
ss,-s tee pr~.sats phs~s wws t1ssss
sp.e-e sfsrsf- Aiss seeshsI

n. ..lt p,.-t.i. .hlsh ,hs Ftrs Doxsrt-
r.., -. ., q. v.., a.. k-roi-sn. hut
.b,h r.,. a., .~ar,i.-i la-s y.~r to the
h.rY., - 80 x.r. Yesterday pres~nts-i
,o E,., nr.,,..,, Nv u.v,, Ic- snd p,nns-i
to 49,, br.,.,. nv Iir. Chi.f CtoAer.
H.. ,,,..,,.tt,n ,o,k pl,ee ln the dlrill
var,i a, Aba. r.., ~ the Ttr. H.asi,,lar,er..
ant ,b. .,,-,,... lp,l.d.-l a drill by the
hfr -s,iry corn.
H.. r,.-i-j. !. ver. awarded Q. follows
IT,. Bennett m.,lal f.r the Lest rsecle
81 ,., ,s.r. =. fireman L. I. Macarthur
uI Eugtf. A.. th. H,nn.r rn,slal for hefoism
in ti. ,li-.l ,fr. n duty. to Fireman J.re-
mlat UarF,,ty of Fnsina 4: the Trevor
ard Warren n,.,inl in recognition Of bravery. .
a. ,,,.,.a 80 I,'a.H ~. .h.n ~ snsins
." f"'"'.h james Mona guam a
i''' u' Ni'"hg ni'Nial Tor sn"u "ors u"n"
m saving ll". 10 Fireman Thomas MaAvey
of IHs,r. s.. and the stephenson medal
g., .,.,,.,.I .e,.,,.,,,,,, n. . commanding
10 '@p'' 'ohh r.
siLe %
Tie action of Commissions Sturgis
In oy,-r,ling ,h. a.sision Of the COM
,r,,,,, =, - -. 81 ,h.,.ins ,h.,r
" - ''''' -"
seleFlnn ~ the men to u" hohored causeu
no Cpsn grrlmbliug and mono Of the Chiefs
would admit Yesterday that he was sur
n,,.,d S.,,..., Is.rx .aid ,ha, an.
-.
eN-"' i'r WI S'uIsss aot'"h ""s us'
the chiefs had only spant twenty minutes
IN s-.a-ing the names, and the work Of
going over tho records Of twenty mon on
-. -. I'll LII =, - 1.nn ,,.o,...,v
'"- "'""' '"H '"ui' NV w "o"" i"'fV'v
in that time
At tho ,.srci.e- ye.teriay Mayor Low.
WIN ''mme~l'h"r Sturgls, FORMER 'om-
IN s-lon.rs Sheffield and Henry ID P,irroy
- S.-...-.. , -. :, ..,,,.a . ,.h,.
am H'NTc'ar' l"s''' Nat sr"'iu "S"'"'
IN the middle OF the yard, on which were
,b. h,dy~
C,r,,t--i,,.sr S,,,rs,,. h.,or. ,,,roau,,p,
,,,
he MaNor r"r"'feu 10 tne oimcuS o'
d""lding on tae proper reopients. lie
sld.
The sun., 1902-05-25
The Special Envoys to London and
Madrid.

Madrid.
The lafe@t charge ~ imperialism
brought ogains, President ROOSEVELT
ate IN tho matter - the appointment
Of Mr.. WUITEItw REID. TO attend a.
Special Ambassador the coronation
Of King EDWARD VII The President
merely named Mr.. REID without send
ing the nomination to the Senate 10 be
confirmed. lhls' circumstance u COM
mcntcd upon with severity by eome
OF the stern democrats and patriots
who hrievc that this republic ought
t. keep away from coronations a. q
matter IL principle.
IL Is "a fact that the Senate was not
asked to confirm the appointment Of
Mr.. REID. Nor was II asked to confirm
the appointment Of the Hon. JABrs
l.. NJ. CURRY a. a special representative
of the United States at the ceremonies
IN Madrid when ALFONSO XIII. came
Of age Similarly. the senate ~as not
consulted when the President selected
Admrai RoBI-Hr d. EVANS to represent
tic N'oN'Ihii'ilh HNoi TIC INtSpu Va ib
guest. Prince HKSnY OF Prussia.
These SPECIAL Offices OF courtesy and
ceremony are not defined by tho Con-
stitution or cstabliahed by the statutes
bf the United States. and thsre In accord
Ingly no provision requiring confr-
nation by the Senate. They fall entirely
within the discretion Of the Executive.
The form Of confirmation by the Senate
would not have strengthened Mr.. REID's
official status at tho coronation. nor
would his rejection by the senate have
prevented Mr.. ROOSEVELT from send
Ing him over to London a. SPECIAL
Ambassador. The same = true In the
case Of Mr.. CURRY.
II il somewhat remarkable that the
protests against any American recogni-
ton Of tho paseants Of royalty should
be confined to tho British example. We
have seen nothing indicating in any
excited mind the thought that the
mission of the Hon. JABEz LAMAR
MONROE CURRY is aught but a proper
expression Of national good will and
friendly sentiments.
The sun., 1902-05-25

Tho Jur~ N~-i,-'Ts opsns Appropriately with an
article on Inc Nsw Agriculture. Describing ~ome
remarkable results Of station etp-iim.nt WORK; n
II Illustrated cT~,uNely Another Important sys,-
ee. BY HafNey Maitland WATTS. coassdsrs and
demolshes The Glu stream Myth and the Anu.
Cyolone.- uuhrf Interesting contributions are
the eouiinu,'iohs Off hopsinson Smith Fortunes
OF OAveI Horn Ahd RichAfd Harding nsyl.'.
capt Nacsin Jane, ". Connoily's -Ou a
Rattle Ses Soan,- sidney alans -The Camera
IN Coua'ty Isgs.- snort stories by Juhst wilnor
Tompkins. JsnH-it Ies and Guy we,more Carryl
1h- noets Of the numner arr kduh wnartou Fla
hAAet and ifans Dempster shernO
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WON'T BOOST TON JOHNSON.
Hanna 0oJecss 10 RsiirosA Csassssdssi on
On leveiand at Pveseot.

CIKvxi.ANp. May N.-The feud bsevssn
Senator Hanna and Mayor Tom l.. johnson
has again como TO the surface In the talk
OF consolidation of the two street railway
companies operating in this city. Senator
Hanna 70 President Of one company and
heavily Interested In the other. He has
declared that the consolidation will no
take place under the present city admins
tration.
OfYicials Of both companies wers In
Washington few days ago TO confer With
Mr.. Hanna He would not consent tn
further steps being taken until new frsn-
ohises were obtained. and he felt certain
that to obtain new franchises q reduction
In rate Of fare would TO necessary. II Is
not the fart OF reduced fare, considered
from the financial standpoint. that caus~t
his objecfion. but Il would be the greatest
victory Of his life for Tom johnson.
Mr.. Hanna rVfisss to consider Tom
johnson a. his great political rival, but
sAys that the Mayor IL not cnnsisfent and
he win not aGres TO anything that viii
boost ths fortunes Of johnson.
The sun., 1902-05-25

A
Aecurdinfiv. the t~x'sfsfur~s ~ si On
ssstes. With The exc~rtion NJ >sv furt
and south Csulins. silo~ sbsnluss 10.
vnr~. fpr th.-- other cans~- Here b Z
/ la M than in r~malninx states:
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sss'.s
Ans~p' " murder e'sss parry, In 'sr'' ss.'s>
ia.>AiU 90 'aos' q time Of marriage In an
sA's' ia'>Av '>saAs ~a 's" Ms1ahs'oa
49,"
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vs...,. % v,s.,- IN IVES. Virginia
psruv. npa ,ussSs IN ,rs,aia
Gross nlssshsues OF v,eAsdas>A' IN assds
isaaf
Any sres sss''' Of duty. !. hAA.>' sad oss
Hsf'>A % vi" !" ''"'"' "s' ~ '''"
s. s.., - . =.
-1er,. ,,.r Nth .ay r,nro.. ..e..,y IN, b.
ns,.s ,s. m.rras. relation unlawful In MAs.a.
oau..,l,. and Joining any such sect. In Ssv Hsm1.
sAir.
Parties cannot I'VE In psses and union IN u'AA
'ssnne' OF me hseeaa IN Ai,'osn eAd
wyoming
a',.. -, s,.s.., ,.,a,.,. :.
pr,o.y,v,n,
III. loo. ia, Indicate. 81. .,,,-.
% -hich I.g.la,nr.. ara di.no..d 90
on ,n ,oIlo.,n. an, m. nr,n,,n,. ., IN.
d;s.nl,h,I,,v ~ IN. m.,r;.e. oo,,r.c,
Tn. r.n... y, divo,o. allowed !, viii h.
...n .r. ..;.s, %, 81. nro,ac,ion %
-. .nd % ~,r.. m. 80, mai ~
divo,c.. a.. ,r.n,.d sc,n.IIv and ,or
thu c.,,... ,h.n .d,,l,.rv Tb,. IA ,h.
oar r,rk.d ,.nd.n,r y; In.r,c.n a.
49,, Ing,.l.,,o, .rd /, 4. 40 .,,,n, ,h.,
/, !, ~.. no..hl. 90 ana, . nn,for,n a.
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To run EpiroR or TIVE srS sr: Daily
We hear OF those unable TO stand tho presence
Of the al and anlicted.
suppose We forget their misfortune for
while and think Of .ome loving Kindness which
We can show themf
Pure love n the eentle master Of every en-
vironment. FLoRISck III. BvRkoVoHs
BEooKLrs. May IL
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rHE PREsIDENT'S YL-iG.
l New Ous b DstAs Nsde ~ the Na,y
Depsstmeus Win Q Grsssed Desisr.

wAsuISoror Nsy sA-Ths emblem known
a. the PresldSat's nag which has bcen
ussd on rare occAaions for many years.
will bsreaftsr appear with . changed de-
siGn. The ne~ hag % nov beinG made at
the Navy Department. The design 81 ~"
prcsen' nas. which has bssn N long N U.s..
is simply the coat of arms 81 the United
States on . blus field. Aside from ths
new airsnssment of the color. IN the coat
Of arms. vhioh vii sppsar IN the Presidents
hAx nov In prsrs0 Of manufacture, the
principal change u In the arrangement Of
The thlrtesn stafs abovo the esNles head.
10 II PROPOSED 10 have . sunburst eIActly
circulaf In form above the head of Tie
eaSis, With the rays rsdnting from TIM
group Of stav. The new design consist.
otherwise Of pure, white eagle, it's feathers
heavily outlined With hlacA, the constella-
ton In white. With the rays in heavy stitching
OF yellow on . blue ground The hag 10
to be Of bunting. IL by ioSs fest. for outdoor
uss. and OF heavy tabstA SILK. god thread
and embroidery for intss<or dscorstion. he
ffesidents nag " used only az sea on the
mainmsst Of the vssssl whom the President
10 on board.
The sun., 1902-05-25

Tho refreshing 81 Mr.. Au0Usr BEI.MoST's
distinction on the turf caused hy the bril-
liant victories 81 Miyzen and Masternan
calls attention tn the cr"titsble fact that
Mr. BkIMoNr has no, b~>n caught by the
craze for triumI.h- on the other side of the
Ocrsn, which takes away 20 many ~ our
letter hor~s-. We condole with Mr. wHrr-
ssY for the min of Na-,ur,.um. but We can
10, help thinking tha, II will not be without
its benefit To the American turf.
The sun., 1902-05-25

There n baseball department and
literary department. open Congress
discusses State supervision Of candi-
dates for marriage. Chinese exclusion
and music. The educational depart
ment has questions and answers In gram
mar. arithmetic and history. II seems
to be adding . new punishment TO ask
such q question as What In an object
complement Sing Sing 5i.<2i
writes . paneeyric Of the late DR.. Tall
MAGE. There are accounts Of the re-
ligiors services in the prisons Auburn
seems to run especially In eesavs: essays
on Friendship The Art Of Listen
ing The Value Of Education Cred
table - such performances are. per-
hsps they appeal less 10 the outsider
than the Sapsnock observation that
all the rooms have been plAstersd.
Now for q full hotel or the original
The sun., 1902-05-25

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