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CASUAL TIES.

Jan. macon. Ga, in explosion,
G-Stcamer Walla Walla sunk In collision
of Mendocino, Cal; Al persons missing.
7-Negaunee, Mich, through caYins in
of mine.
SIN New York city trains collide in
tunnel; Is killed, 50 injured. Steamer
Bristol sinks OFF Alaskan coast, z lives
lost,
I2-BunaIo, n. Y. in a fire.
H-Bow, l. T, 10 killed in mine eXplo-
sion
2o-Wolscnburg. Col, C killed, 10 Injured
I'm mine explosion.
2l-Near Paramount, W Va, 6 lumber
men burned to death.
2i-Oskaloosa, Ind, q men killed, In
iurCd through mine explosion.
21-EXplosIOn in tunnel Of New York Rap
I'd Transit Co, Kills g. Injuries 100 and
caused property loss Of 100000
%-BostOn. 10 in tenement fire.
Feb. 4-Betwecn Newport News and Bos-
ton, Is drowned by sinking coal bargeS
~ killed, injured In fire at St
hQuis,,.,Pittsburg, boiler explosion
kills 6
5-Chicago explosion Of gas main kills
II, Injuries 20 others.
lO-Emp.rc hotel Of St Louis burns kill
H-Bowlder wrecks train near Little
Rock Ark, killing T. injurng a.
Mar Snow slide at Liberty Bell mine
near Telluride, COLI kills II; 30 others
a-25 lives lost in floods in New York and
New ,Jcrscyu"Silyorion, Coli 20 by
snowsIdc.
6.Nlonengahela, Pa mine explosion
wreck kIns IS miures 3. 'N ~
u-Shnhopple, n Y, 8 i'm a fire.
lG-Lone Landing, Miss, steamer cap
sized p drowned,
23-Koscusko. Miss, negroes cremated
while trying TO burn their way out of
prison
2j-Clcyeland, O., lives lost by cavc-in
O. gas tank excavation.
3l-At Dayton, Tenn, % killed In mine
explosion
meet death in burning home, at Prosscr
2o-stcamcr city Of Pittsburg burns at
Cairo, lll, co ives lost
%=CyciOuc nearly destroys Glen Rose,
Tex, killing njurlng 10
2o-At philadelphia, Killed, a. injured by
panic I'm cigar factory caused by fake"
cry Of FIRE
May AT Toledo O., Z members Of First
Baptist s $. drowned I'M sinking uaph.
thu launch.
l2-At sheridan, Pa, . killed between
200 and SEQ badly burned I'm nlphtha
lS,-Iu Atlanta, Ga, fire started by half
breed Indian, destroys business block
kils S and Injuries :.
lost by. explosion IN FrgtcwlIlc shaft
Jun. Nov YORK lar4oL sale
9-thICago. To .n burning gaUltnr.um
~ Near staples, MIMI 6 IN railway col
.s,1il..,N''r Naha'aH' ina. family OF
D GIl"u.l.
Jul l,r.,c hral!on accidents eve to gun,
powder ki..s ana iniur,s .. ll through
out county, ,oycrsy.'i0 n y, 10 IN
. trolley ear collision.
on man. Ga. B by lightning
l".Juhn town, Ia, ~ hN fine damp CxplO-
SION iu cambria rolling MIL, mine.
] tar Long Beach y. y. u drowned
--'h.caEo ana vicinity drowned while
h,9Nng or swimming
lb-Park city, Utah, - by explosion OF
powder magazine.
AuE I-NOlungUug, Victoria e. by mine
explosion
. Near Rhodes In, IS IN railway collision.
Near Trinidad Col. 10 by explosion I'm
coal mine
10 san Angelo. Tex, IN burning hotel
Wilmington, Del, II by explosion In
pulp works
2G-Grhrng, Ncb., 6 as result OF starting
fire with Kerosene.
a1-Ncar Illinois station, |. T. in railway
wreck
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e-Pres. signs oleomargarine pill !; M son.
20 confirms nominations of h. r. W arg
|KanG for commissioner OF penslohS' H.
,Iav Evans for consul general at Lon
don, and Frank Sargent Tor conlliis-
siOner general Of immigration, ..+
Enngress agrees to conference report
oo rnban diplomatic and consular blli
cuban congress meets IN havana ali9
dsalares Gen. Palma elected pres ana
ESteyeZ vice pres. ,,f,fL
rG-Lord Pauncelolt resigns a. hi''''h
ambassador to I. ). n
r-Gonzales de Quesada named by fres
palma TO be Cuban minister 10 WASH
sngton.
Citizen wood hands rtubah gov
arnment to Cubaus; the new constr
tutiOn II promulgated ana ircN-
dent Palma formally inaugurated'
9G-Pres. dominates X. S. Mccormick tlIll
for ambassador to Austr!a-HunSaIl
21-Herbert {. squares leet ,l |,, 10y ii0'
Jun. Geo Chamberlain DEM electeu
gov. of ore; republicans etcted Tor all
other offices.
4-England announces NJ. H. hcrptIt rs
Lord PauncetOtes successor, ana SPAN
names Senior de OJeda as Spanish MN
lister TO L. ).
American Philippine commission re-
ceived by pope with special honors,
GOV. Tart explains church ana state
must be separate in Islands,
lie f. W Nicely, serving 10 yrs SEN
tencC for Cuban postal frauds, released
from prison in Havana under amnesty
blI..West Point military academy
celebrates centennial of Its establish
meut, Pres. Roosevelt making the adj
dress.
13-Prcs. sends message to congress on
cuban reciprocity, clearly stailns ms
positon...Pres signs river and harDor
Pres. dominates Capt. Chas. f. Clark
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WHOLE FAMILY ANNIHILATED
Albert IInLcIStcin, wife, Dnuphte
ana Grandson NsphSNiEtcd Ia
Their Home In Chirngu,

Chicago. Jan An entire iomI
was wiped out by asphyNiuilou NGl
day night aud the bodic, we're DISCS.
cred Tuesday afternoon, The famtI
resided al ne Liberty street The VI
Tins are;
Albert fiukclstcin aged 90 years
Eta fukcl.tcm, aged 30, hi, wi,
Jesse Finhclstcin, aged T. % grand
son,
Annie Fiukclstcin, an lN.ycar "a
daughter,
The tip Of a gas jet was found u
ing on the floor and the gas rlue1
on.
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NEG BIOLOGY.

Jan &-Rcar Admiral LOWS A. Klmbcr-
IT, at West Newport, Mass,
Feb l3=Robcrt b. Lindsay cS-gov, OF
Alabama. In Sheffield, Ala, u.s.
Mar Col f. w. Parker, prominent
Chicago educator at Pass Christian,
Miss
l2~Ex Gov John z. Altgeld, Of Chicago,
Mt Joliet %.
Apr IL s Fowler ex.sen. Pa), at
Washlngton SO,
u-Wadc Hampton, cX.Roy, and q, s,
sen, s.
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anE, VINO led attacks on IcklnR lCgl-
tons executed by order of empress dow.
ugut
sS= SautossDumont made successful cX.
uursiuu over Mediterranean ut Monte
carlo In Hlrship
Feb IL Santos Holaya naugufntod
pres Nicaragua
Mar Venezuela Yields 10 demands OF
Germany for payment of claims duo
kaiNprH subjects
May o. lrct llurtc dies near London.
T=si Pierre, Martinique, tOtnll, dee
AtroSrd hS 'olcnnn rrUplion uf Nm.
fclcc nnd carihdunkrt 10000 lives
lost hnd 10000 others IN nciuhhor-
lnn parishes,
iHJimlu.2 government In san Domingo
n'rflhfuFn capital autycudgr5 to rr,o.
lutoulHs. ana Vice Pres. Nnluues honda
new government
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton, We SUI
fraglst, in New York; 81. ,,or
Nc al $. Minister A. f. But" 10 japan
7-T6os b. Reed. eX-speaker OF con l,ra,;s
en- Washington; 63...Thos. Mast, famous
a. inart,onist and recently appointed l; ,.
consul general at GuayaQuiL Eluauor'
~ IulIa Dent Grant widow OF Gen
T. s Grant, at WaShing;oni 10
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Mnscnpui wants iuiuur,inn,

th'eugo, Jun T. SIguor picIro
Nuscognh the Italian composer hIod
a hll IN the circuit court. lur.my'
prtitioning for nu injunction ~ rec
strain the prosecution of several Ills
pending against him,
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FIRES

Jan o. Manchuur. n. n. Rrnard block
DESTROYED $4,000 lott,
p Norfolk va Atlantic hotel 100000
f,h waterbury. Conn 80 acres of
business buldnRE homcs, etc, ugprc.
sulp lu.u NeufOI
. Paterson, n, J lire destroys hus,ncw
p.luQn uul tn dwellings, Ior NdpooO
~ snrngu.'dI o. munuluvuruH pants,
&uut
% S.U f.In. intk Avenue hotrl. % killed.
plnuuuN Iu.. fi.uIol
Mar @ Marble FuH. Tea, prrnf irprt Of
valuable timber
IT, Pier VI llunN steamship line ut Ito.
bpkUn n j 100000
lieirt at Atlantic cay n J,i
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Dorn Weeks Ioug Lrcp,

tcutruliu, lllo Jan, z, Dora N'eS
passed the one hundrcdth day or hef
sleep very quietly Tuesday sitting 10
the somuucut trance most of mo
time aud taking u litlc nowi.hmcnt
She has recovered from the alarm
Ing symptoms Of last week
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Accidcu, a. towns wnr oo,crurr,

Chicago, Jan, 7. buren, Il ~hrrmn'
lown's war governor is tying ut ms
home In Nmto suffering from se'
rious fracture of hM arm near ihe
shouldcr ~ ,hc result of Il tail On
mn Icy sidewalk sUNs Il dispatch IL 'ho
Rce0rd.lirruh from Waterloo, M.
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Mar Pres. R0Ose o.
welt receives BOcr
ENJOYS as private
citizens and tells
them t. s, cannot
interfere in the
struggle.
D Gen. NJ @ I h Il o n
wounded and cap
turCi by Beers I'm
night attack under
Doiarpy. but Wa
later liberated by
the Beers
% First rumors Of
peace negotiations
between Butr gen
erals and Gen
Kitchener.
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FATAL FIRE IN CH|CA
Four Lives Lost as the Result a.
Fire in the Hotel Somerse,
at Chicago.
MOTHER, TWO DAUGHTERS AND Ms,
Four Persons More or Less Inip,.,
william VI. Clemens, n Porte,
the Hotel. Arrested. Being &,
posed to Have Caused the =,
By Carelessness.

Chicago. Jan. Three neru
were suffocatcd and a fourth was
tally injured in the Hotel Somer1
an eight-story brick structure +
Wabash avenue and Twelfth Sra
early Tuesday morning. Ihree
the victims, Mrs. +. T. Perry, aged
and her two daughters, eight
nine years old, was burned or NM,
Gated to death in their room On
fourth floor. The fourth victim \
woman whose name has not ii
learned, jumped from the window L
room on the same floor to 4
street and was fatally hurt
Hotel Porter Arrested.
4 short time after it was disc
cred that lives had been lost Wm
Clemens, a porter in the hotel A
arrested. The police explain IA
from what could be learned from
panic stricken guests, the fire m.
mated mysteriously. Clemens "A
awake it is said, at the time, and II
police will hold him until the fire
been investigated There were abqI
one hundred guests in the hotel
the time.
From admissions made by tlemt
it is believed he caused the fire by A
cidcntally igniting his bed clo'Al
while smoking cigarette.
The first victim, believed to be Nd
Ethel Saunders. 1888 Indiana ayens
died in the ambulance on her wa,
the hospital. She is said TO have he'd
the niece Of Mrs. Perry.
The Injured.
r. w. Parker jumped from wnlo
TO adjoining building, two stories
low; internally injured.
Emile Saucaez, cut by broken gls,
c. A. Wrightman, badly cut abc
face and Lands,
VIM. Pears, elevator boy, Affect
by smoke and cut by flying glass,
II is thought that Mrs. Perry IN
became aware OF the fire and lrouS
her daughters The latter, howct
appear 10 have been quickly oy'
come, both having been found ON th,
beds, while the body of Mrs, Perry
on the floor near the window. T
elevator conductor ran his ear 10 d
top floor, shouting warning, al
carrying many of the guest, from I
building,
Were Ills wife aud Daughter,
Although the woman and b
daughters who persisted in the d
were registered at and known abe
the hotel under the name of Per
Edward Saunders, a coachman 9
ploycd on the South Side, dcclaI
them to be his wife and daught'
and gave the names Of the children
Rita and Marie. IT was learned, b,
ever, that saunders was known u
ronto as Perry and assumed
former name when he came 70 {
cago.
The young woman who died In
ambulance and who was pnrui
identified AS Ethel Saunders, is q
believed 20 be another daughto
Mrs Perry.
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Eeb, 2J-Nlss Ellen VI, stone, the
American missionary, aud Mime,
ISiILn, her companion, are Released
D., their Cnptorr,

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Mar. VaGtutuuuIul Of incorporation ul m.
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II EN. 4 German T. 4 Muypnbtrv ,.p.
Nrtpd vi au.cptlng brIbG In 81 i..,i'.
street car francois. case
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lricrt,l by pYp,. M mann. 90, MIA ,' ,'ip'y
S-Dr N,cr5lna NJ. ImUsr lusrnIirJ ns
pres. Columbia uu'Nrrlty
gJ'PuFtpuut u,uI of World inIr In ~
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" / t h Imposing
DCrcmOn os.
10 p1rugusyuu rev.
ululuuIats dcpo,t
Pres Accyul ana
put Hector car.
Nailo In his stead
w l. o. 2 ma m e. M
opened hN ltlng
Edward In pres
puvu of nations
great dIguitafles
900, thllpauuInpo
Mexico. shaken
by earth Il Jake
killing 300 people.
EYn MINI. Mn 81
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&C. J. Horton. commissioner OF Runnc.s
county, Tex, Kills Earl Moore, Mrs. Hor-
ton and self.
Dec barry tombstone. famous actor
Kills Kate Hassett, actress, in Philadcl-
phla, jealousy.
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Denver toL Jan J.Col James
victims who have met death hN luoN'
JAW ~ the result of burns inflicted
by TOY pistols, during the holido}s'
has reached ~
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May g-United Mine
workers executive
committee orders
big strike invOlv-
ing li7,O00 men in
anthracite coal re-
< on.
Strik e begins,
closing 357 coilieries
in Pa, anthracite
felds.
Jun. % - President
Mitchell 5 $ u c $
public appeal for
arbitration.
Jul. S American
Federation OF La
Dor offers financial
aid to miners as
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l2-ChIef Justice O.
w Holmes, Of
NJ a S. supreme
court, appointed
associate Justice
Of l' S supreme
court, vice JUS
t.ce Gray, re-
igued
ON I M . q naval
war Of New Eng
land bet W e e. n
fleets under Ad-
mirIl lIiRgiUsOn
an d Commander
P.llsbury
S @ p 2 Jefferson
Davis I'd f. m
Ar k } ree.e ted
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Is Rev, DR. r De-
wit r a ] m a &c,
noted sbyler,an
clergy m "A n, IN
Washington, 20
70 Frank II stock.
ton, novelist, IN
Washington
q j Sterling Nor.
ton, CNa scC'y Of
agri G. ulturo, at
Lake Forest, H.,
70.
2S Sol Smith Rus.
sell, comedian, at
WushluRt0ni IA
May @ a m OE j
Cummings, cong
from New York
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END or THE BOER WAT

Jan, 26-Gen. NNjoen captured by British
near Lydenburg,
Feb. ct Britain declines Hollands Of
Tor 10 mllInlo
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FOREIGN.

Ian 7aEmpcror, empress duwagcr and
Chinese royal family return TO prkInl
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COVE RNnENT
AND POLITICS

Jan. seth Low takes office as mayo
OF New York
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THE COAL STRIkE.

Mar lS-Hard coal miners begin conven-
ton at Shamokin, Pa, to force recogni-
s,f mt
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Aug. O-king Edward ana queen Al
exandra crowned amid great pomp
in Westminster abbey in London

l9-Venezuelan troops surrender Cumana,
this making 18th port now in possession
OF revOlutiOnlsts.
2l-Sultan of Turkey assures L, S minister
that pending claims Will be settled.
3O-MoTne Rouge, Martinique, DESTROYED
by eruption of Mt Pelee; 1860 lives
lost M
Sep lin Algoa bay Cape Town, IS
ships are wrecked.
lg-Queen Marie Henrette, of Belgium,
dies suddenly a Spa.
26-Russia begins evacuation Of Man
ChurCia
29-Emle Zola, French novelist, asphy1i-
ainh In Paris.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Jan. aNatiuup. university endowed by
Clrnegla for tu"D"W Incorporated IN
Wa hlngton az "'Hho Carnegie lustitu.
tiJn'
e. Prof r. J, James chicago elected
pres Northwestern university
Eel G-Ransu ON money paId 10 brigands
I'm Bulgaria for release of Miss stone,
EHNarrlc Chapman tHtt elected pres Nat,
NomAu's Suffrage assn In Washington,
H=pruco Henry Of German, formally
welcomed to L. 5. by Pre-. Roosevelt AZ
white house.
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lO-Island OF ST. Vincent partly depopu'
lated by eruption of Soufriere volcano
17-Coronation OF King Alphonso In Mad
rid ,,ht -
China. I>r,.-
den; aged r. ,,.,,, ,,,
liking Edward In critical condition az
result OF operation Tor p!r.typhilIiS' anu
coronation Is postponed. 49,.
Jul Pres. Castro Of Venezuela. taxes
personal command of army against rev
OlutiOnists. t.
l2-Marquis Of Salisbury res gns premier
four appointed to succeed him.
1S-Hamud Bin Mahomed Said; sultan OF
Zanzibar. is dead. Whitelaw REID
American envoy to Kind Edward cor
onation, decides not to remain lot
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70 Geo IS Mash
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.
Old Hawaiian Flag to Fly-Japanese
to STAY Home,

Honolulu, March Il, via San Francisco,
March 24.-Acting Japanese Consul Okabe
has issued a proclamation warning his
countrymen against going to the United
States from here. declaring that the trip
is contrary to the law of Japan, and also
that immigration and labor agents who
have been securing recruits are misrepre-
setting the conditions.
The governor has signed the act TO make
the old Hawaiian flag the official terri
torial nag. A concurrent resolution in
structing the secretary of the treasury TO
fly the flag over the capital building was
adopted by the house of representatives
yesterday.
II. H. Sullin. son Of a capitalist of st.
Louis, accidentally shot himself on the
steamer Siberia between San Francisco
and this city. He had placed a IS calibre
revolver in a drawer in his state room,
and when he opened the drawer the
weapon struck the side and exploded. The
bullet lodged in his right thigh. Scullin
was a through passenger. but was nut
ashore here and the x-ray will be used 10
locate the bullet. The wound is not be-
heved TO be serious.
". r. Castle, Jr., will leave In the near
future TO take position as instructor in
English literature at Harvard He Is a
descendant of one OF Hawaiias earliest
missionaries and a nalumnus OF Harvard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
GIRLS MAKE TROUBLE.
Two Cities Want Hussars; Only One
Can Have Them.

Berlin, March 24.-The photographs of
twenty of the prettiest girls in Crefeld
have now become part of the reichstag
records, as a tangible argument why par
Lament should appropriate funds for the
erection of barracks at Crefeld, so as TO
enable the girls TO have lieutenants as
dance partners. War Minister Won Cess
Ter put the item in the military budget
at Emperor Williams request, which ex-
planned the now well-known story of the
emperors visit to Crefeld last summer.
The emperor, at a party one night, was
surrounded by a number of girls and said
to them: You like to dance with my
lieutenants. don't your
ALAS, your majesty replied one of the
girls, there are no lieutenants'
mi ieutenantsr' exclaimed the en-
peror; then, 1 will send you a regiment"
Thereupon he directed that a Hussar
regiment be transferred from Dusseldorf
to Crefeld as soon as barracks could be
built for the soldiers. Since then there
has been warm contest before the bud
get committee between Dusseldorf and
Crefeld the former opposing the transfer
of the regiment, and during the contest
the photographs of the pretty girls were
officially presented and filed. Herr The
odore Kirsch, the Dusseldorf member of
the reichstag. contended that his town
had just as pretty girls as Crefeld, and
offered to submit their portraits, but the
chairman of the committee said it was
not necessary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

John Adams returned yesterday from
Eureka Springs
Regular meeting L. R. X of P. this
evening. Rank work.
The Ladies society of the First NJ f.
church will meet in the parlors OF the
church this afternoon at o'clock.
Regular meeting of Elizabeth Rebekah
lodge this evening. Degree work Every
member OF the staff is expected to be
present.
No. 80, r. a. NJ, tonight at $50 o'clock.
sharp. Work in the past master and most
excellent degree.
w. r. c sewing circle will meet in the
basement of the court house this after
noon at 2:So. All ladies of the corps are
welcome. Mrs. Burris. secretary.
The auditing committee of the Woman S
Veteran Relief union viii meet on Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. Hu1mans, Is East
Douglas avenue Please be prompt
All members and their friends of Forest
City lodge. No. As. Select knights and
Ladies. are invited out TO the pie social
this evening at their han. rs South Main
street. Ladies, bring pie.
The next Cooking school demonstration
will be given next Friday afternoon in
the banquet hall OF the Unitarian church.
corner of Topeka and Central avenues.
The most interesting subject Of Pastry
will be demonstrated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25

end female. who can hardly keep body
and soul together deprive themselves 20
the most necessary nSurishmcni IN order
TO send their shillings TO swell the pronts
Of some English bookmakeT Fathers
leave their children poorly clad. and more
poorly nourished. in order 60 fndElge IN
their passion for gambling" There aas
two clauses which In the cardinaIs opin-
ion. tend 20 spread the eyEtem-ths sx-
istence Of betting agencies IN most q ;hs
small towns. and the public pfess. which.
he fears. IL responsible for most Of the
evil
II IL very discouragsng writes Car
dinai Logus. TO find leading journals.
which have a high and holy mission a
enliEhtening- eIeva;ing and guiding rub
lie opinion In accordance with upright
principles. devotlnE pages 81 their npacs
10 sporting ns~s and even providing tbs
public with the service Of professional
ttpsiers." Ills EniBsncs dfaws a pitifai
picture % the scenes that take place a
the doors OF the news agents shops n
S3s evenings when crowd. ~ hais starr a
children wait FOR the evening fgurfals
20 ten their parents what has beeorns
OF the shiilinEs witch should have bsuKht
food - nourssh their poor ernaclsfed bod
Is. This department. of journalism .
be adds may swell the dlyi5ends - tkels
proprie,ors. but. unfortunately. ~ sies
tends to s~su the rni1srfss - fhs poor
ard - reduce th- rich 70 poverty - Dsso-
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