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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06

: ton. turn that easel around, please. .
that we can zee the canvas .propsrly.'
This il q commission, said the AGA
| dsmician, proudly; . broken down een
tleman, blind and begging. his faithfu
dog beside him. Iangton. stand by TN
canvas, please
What do you think OF n'
"'Wondsrful! said the Deacon. So life
like. just like the original, only cleaner
Crhe model squirmed, almost imperoep'
-fhe Academician smiled approvinglly,
! always make EN- that way he said
They sell better Incidentally, made
the dog from memory. I've made SC
many dogs like that one, don't neec
a model Now, LAngton. be good enough
to put the sailor on the easel.
"The model placed before them a nm
ished canvas, In an elaborate gold frame
is also sold. 1t goes away to-day. There's
Langton again. This time As an old sailor
ashore
Rising. Smith, N. A., assumed his most
dignifed pose and. addressing Tom. said
impressively' Young man. take note oil
the backgrounds In these two pictures
How simple they are. just a wall-nothins
If the youngsters that are kicking
up such q racket about sown these days
were to try a thing like that-only they
wouldn't; ballet girls are more in theil
make lot OF studies of shipping, the river
and gracious knows what not. Confound
it, Langton. l believe they'd have theil
models down there, too, Haw! Haw
haw! They are very amusing. u-,,
and paint comfor tably, and sell EN- every
time. believe In realism. but judicioui
realism Is my motto
It's Just common sense, said the
Deacon, rising. We must be going
Permit me- said the Academician
and going to tho painting table he selected
a we'll worn and very small bristle brush
which he handed the Deacon with an all
Of ono bestowing a priceless treasure
souvenir Of your visit. It's one Of the
brushes used when painting the old sailor
over there
And turning TO Tom, he said: I hops
you will give good account Of yourself
! always give my pupils when We part 6
palette that have used. That will be fol
you later, young man. and he bowed hi
visitors out.
II feel encouraged, said the Deacon
to his son. This is something like
Everything sold out. Everything spiel
ana span. NO 1901 Glmcracks al over tns
place. No pictures OF women without
their clothes, such as I've heard about
hanging all over the place. 1t looks a.
though this picture making business was 1
good one and can be carried on decently
I'm satisfied, my boy, with your calling.
But Tom said nothing. He had no
said word since he entered the studio
but he had resolved TO keep long way
from the art lust revealed to him, and h
studied under broader masters and remainl
poor"
What a shame High Art and Cole
Cash can't be harnessed." said Bob, risini
and looking for a path TO the door. Il,
never could stand old Smiths work, but
all the same, It must have been comfor
to his wife and family. Confound thi
painting for entertainment I'm going t.
work"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06

For this match tho conditions wero new
All the shots were at sing range-the so
yard-instead Of at three. rs. SO and rs yards.
ss heretofore. The contest Is for teams Of
Ave, each man shooting three strings OF five
at deliberate aim-one shot minute-and
three strings Of Ave at rapid fre-ten seconds
for a strins-on a standard American target.
The skirmish contest. the other match Of
the day. was not completed. OF the twelve
conference.-the Seventh and Twelfth New
York. the First and Fourth New Jersey, the
First and Second District Of Columbia, the
First Vermont. the Fifth Maryland. the Penn
sylvania squadron and two teams from the
United States Marine Corps seven had
finished their runs when. at a quarter past IL,
q thunder storm struck the range After
lunch Gen. Spencer had to decide between
finishing the match and shutting the State
teams out Of long range practice in prepara-
ton for the national match ON Tuesday and
Wednesday. He postponed the match till
Monday morning. The score Of the teams
which finished will not be given out until the
snd of the match. The skjrmish matoh tho
most spectacular event OF the tournament,
The teams assembled on the east of the Gov
ernOr 3 cottage at the 700-yard firing line and
advanced. first at quick time and then at
double quick. 70 me 2ooayaard line, firing
the leans fired no shots on the return.
All the State teams spent the afternoon
perfect, but the wind was tricky. Col
3. Thurstyn Was al the glass for New York.
Behind the Jerseymsn sat Gen. Spencer
with william Hayes Of Newark. coaching
United States Cavalry, who is to have charge
Of the range during the national match, ar
rived to-day. The two carblne as well az
the revolver team from the Essex troop OF
Newark arrived to-day. In command Of Capt.
W.. +. Bryant
The hyposcope match began to-day. By
this recent English invention, which the
English army has adopted. the marksman
by looking through SERIES Of prisms is able
Of his head above the breast works. From
behind a sand bag embanknent the CON
testants shot to-day. f. Yara Breese Of the
York and Capt W b. Martin OF the second New
Jersey also made high score at 800 yards
Dr.. W. a. Hudson Of New York has in all
probability captured the New Jersey Ride
the tournament closes at each range-6OO and
900 yards. He has made possible Lieut..
| NJ. fl. Smith OF Squadron A, New York, has
| three 23s, and u possible in the disappearing
target revolver match
The Michigan team which arrived on Friday
evening to compete 10 the national match
| is in command Of Major G., 4. Wagner. The
| members OF the first team Michigan has ever
had at Sea Girt are; y, MAJOR G b HcCaughna
second; First Sergeant Charles A. Howard
Second; First Sergeant Frank Dupneback
| second: First Sergeant ". b. Caru, Second
! sergt; $, Christofferson Second; Corpora
Second; Corporal A. J Fisk, Second; Corpora
| A. B. Newton, Second; Corporal J. y. Roehl
First; Private Henry George, First.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
Carpet & Rug Bargains
at the D0bson Store.


To promps quick clearance OF big line OF Snr
plus carpets and rugs, In order 10 make room TOT
the Fall goods now route from their mills. John
and James Dobson, 18th st. and Finn ave. have
reduced many special lines Of their favortc staples
among which Is line grade OF BODY brussels carpet
al s7,a cents the yard. This carpet Is not rem
nant nor short length. but there . Wide sssan
ment OF desirable designs In all the wanted ooors
and acceptable artistic effects. It's carpet that
brings u. 40 the yard regularly. This Is but one OF
the many low priced offerings. Among the others
are Royal Wilton Rugs, size sxie feet. that arc 80
ing At 27so, q clear reduction Of ten dollars, and
= special lot Of about hundred best Body Brusseis
Rugs offered at SIa.50 = clear saving 70 the pur'
chaser Of four dollars and half. Bargain huntera
are wise II they make early selection. Such re
ductions will tempt even the conservative buyers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
WresiIIRS Gossip.

ID J. Grove Of beaver ID this latest wrestler
10 come forward with . def TO tho world.
Grove " . heavy weight Of great proportions
and has ans record he cas- wTsstls undsr
any rules, although he Seems TO By mors ~
hoais under 9stsh- catch -0sn styls, Grove
e.: itch {: : .:y, y e en- Y: g'R.:
Ia cass the big men make yp their mlnds
20 give him . chance, Cove. upS the
beam st about re povndS.
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"Donver Ed" Martin TO Meet Sam MONEY!
on Sept. -.

Billy Madden has completed arrange
msnts for u twenty-round match between
Denver I'd" Martin and San McVey, the
colored heavyweight OF OInard. Cal. The
articles Of agreement call for contest under
Marquis OF Qusensberry rules, before the
Century 4. G., Los Angeles. on sept. 49,
This match was clinched to help Money get
a chance TO fight Jim Jeifriss In California
the sports think he is the real thing in u heavy
weight way, and believe that II any one can
whip the wonderful white champion Money
IL ths man to do it, " Mcysy wins hs Va 10
have bout with Jack Johnson, WHO is at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
SHAW HELPS ST. LOUIS BANKS
Deposits $500. 600 10 Ease the strain
OF Fair Prepsr atiOns

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--Secretary Shaw was
in Chicago to-day on his way 10 Dea wood
TO attend the meeting Of the American
Mining Congress.
II was understood that he had taken
action to relieve the st Louie banks from
the strain incident To expenditures on
account Of the Louisiana Purchase Exposi
ton Asked as to what he had done hs
said
"To relieve the present situation, ha W.
srTspsed 10 deposit % 500 00O in the banks
NJ 81. Louis, This. however, u intended
a. temporary loan. and will bs gradually
recalled - tho 5000 900 appropriated IL
expended"
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An IS.Inch Nautical Rat

FTVW W.T. TNTTH'TFNTT H''''"
The first living Object TO meet u, HtinnFr.
who visit the Norwegian Ht"an'h bfr.o"
BLK II an East Indian rat the O"t ~ 1I
Pausen the master ~ the 4" NOR "
does not permit even the ,ustOu- ON I..'
who visit the Brpidablik TO slight h.
Boarding 0riCrr PaUrt, ThD rHaLdtrb ~
from saInhr was called To lorGunl bE l'-
rodent, which forced It's VA 10 ia" fr"r'
oblisinR tb. offinial 10 stop work ahl Di.ss
terms with the pct Of al % beas& II'
TsI il IL inches long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
Albany Pole Team Defeats Rumsou.

RuAsos, n, j., Sept In the return polo
game between the Albany sud Runson teams
this sftsrG0on for silver cups on the Hu mson
campus. the tables we're turned, the visitors
wiphinE by ~ goals 70 81. Tbs kuJnsons
allowed handicap Of four goals 10 tbs Al
bsny tsan The kums0ns we're repr sssntsd
by J.. Shih. J. Br0kaw, h b. Border sad
n G Borden.
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SQUADRON A WINS AT SEA GIRT.
New York Men Capture the Revolve
Matcl,-Practico OF State Teams,

SEA GIRr. N. J., sept. Sat the tourna-
ment OF tho National and New Jersey Rifle
Association and the United States Revolver
Association. only one OF the two team matches
on the programme to-day was finished. the
revolver. which was won by Squadron A Of
New York, which defeated Light Battery
A. Massa ohusetts. last years winner by three
points, although the Bostonians did better
at the rapid IRE work. The first New Jersey
troop Withdrew at the end Of the deliberate
Are stage. on which it scored al. The scores
were:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-24
Au bas Ynblitlllll.

Die uSreie Breiie" bat iiber 4O(
etablirte I9enturen i'm Staate, tpirt
an iiber 700 &oitofficen rerlanbt, uni
bat cine eroRe gerbreitung in Der
9ea6bar= &epublit Weritp, i'm Snoia=
nerzTerritorium uno SflabDma.
Sbr @irfulatipns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fib BON @alpeiton big binauf
nab Denlion, BON Marlban i'm Often
bis nab @l 8alo m: fernen @elten;
es f6lieBt ielbftperitanblid) nit be-
lDnhers soblreiben 2eiern bas bi9t=
befiebe1te Wittel=g =gerae utb ben Sub=
tpeiten elm.
3tpei 6eifenbe iino beitdnoie, jabr~
elm, iabraus i'm Snterehe bes 8lat=
tes unterpe9s unb fiibren bentielben
I'M Berein nit unleren riibrigen 2D=
fal : Naenten fDrtpdbrenb mere 2e=
fer GIT.
Sn Inbetraht bieier 9batladen lit
bic nSreie Breife", tpp es iib oarum
banoelt, Die oeutihe 8epDlferung au
erreiben, bas bette Sfmseige Waes
binm i'm gtaate 9eras.
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geit iiber go sxabreu

id)on tuurbe Wtrs. 8inslom's 3 9Oo.
thing Syrup BON WeilIioneu Dor
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der Ginber
angepen0et. 8irft Du i'm Ghlafe
ourb oas Sdreien eines &inbes ge.
tDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit unb nor
S6mer5en tpeint? Wern 10, la1{e
iofort cine Sla1dbe ppn ,Mrs.
WinslDws SOOTHING @5prup4 bDlen.
Sein Bertb lit unbesablbar. Sc
miro oem tleinen 2eioen6en IDfDrt
3inoerung neribnffen. BerlaBt eud
oarauf, Wiiitter, es iIt tein Rmeifel
oariiber. @s beilt Diarrbpe, reaus
lirt ben Wagen uno Die Nieren, Be.
leitigt Bino &Dlit, erpeiht ben
@aumerl, perbinoert @ntaunouna
nnb ftdztt oas ganse SpItern. uMrs.
WinslDtpS SoDtbing GprupA fiir aaf1.
ttenoe &inoer ift angenebtn i'm @e.
I6rnaf; bas &ecept itan,nt pDn
einem ber beiten tueibliben Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit BEL allen
Druggiiten in Der gansen ggelt su
baben. Breis Is Gents per Jla1he.
&auft nibts anberes, als Wfrs.
Winslous SDothtna>Sp
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TExAs has po-
sltively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are COM
tinuously adding new subs
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the 'FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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SON Antonio SIeQ|D [OU|)d|v.

309- 31i 81. Warp's ctr. Gan autoulo.
yfur eritfiaIiise Nrbeit fuirb aeliefert
Gin 9robe.auftsaa fuirb Sic banon iiber
belaen. 2O.6 m
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Etablirt Is So.

= Webrere oeuti@e Bldtter bat@
ten por &ursem bic Nabri1t ee=
bradt, Die beutlhe &eaierune let nit
Der NbfaIiun9 zines @eiebentpurfes
belbdftiet, nelhem su Splae bic
iebigen Beitimntunaen Iber iol9e
tpebrpflihtigen StaatszglnaebDriee,
tpel6e pur Ibleiitung ibrer Webrz
pflibt ausgemanoert iino, eednbert,
beatp. aenlilbert tper6en iDlIen. Sin
Wertreter Der Breife bat iib bariiber
Bel maB9ebenoen Stellen erfunoiet,
nit folgenoem &elultote: SIN Wini=
fterium bes Snnern miro geiaat, oaB
BON NlterS ber Der @unib beitebe,
oieIe Beitimmun9en gu dnbern. Nme=
rita nerleibt nab fiinfidbrigem
Gufentbalt baielbit lein Biireerrebt;
es f0mtnt pDr. oaB Nusgemanberte
i'm Beiibe oieieS Biirgerrebts suriif=
febren unb oann bier eineeltellt Doer
9lei6 tpieoer auseetpielens tperoen,
mas 81 Observation-Disclosures uno
6drten Weranlaiiung aiebt. GDrar=
beiten fir cine @euregelune Der Wa=
terie iino felt geraumer Belt i'm
@anae.
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Semes bammernpe appf,peI,

miroe Sic balo perlaiien, tpenn sic
Or. Sings yteue 2ebens 8illen qe=
brauben piiroen. gaulenoe BON
9eibenoen baben ausprDbirt, pie out
fie aegen Migrdne uno nerpDies
&Dpfmeb belfen. Sic reiniaen oas
Vlut nno bauen Die @elunobett auf.
geur 25 Gents uno bag @elo miro
suriiferitattet, penn iie nibt belfen.
gu baben in ben NpDtbefen ppn s..
8alteper & Subn uno BON abplpb
Dreib.
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.9eras Nrioe"! Sebt oas 9ur=
urtbeil beifeite unb itebt niht unter
oem Ginorud, baB bas 5lai1enbier,
uni gut gu iein, pom Nproen ooer
Often tomnlen muB. @ie baben es
bier geraoeio gut uno beiier als bas
tneifte, oas hierber geihidt piro.
0ah einert 8erlub merbet Sbr oiele
9batlabe anerfennen unb oas
n9eras Brioe" Slaibier miro guer
regelmdBiges @etrdnf iein.
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Der in 9laden erlheinenf

Der in Iaben eriheinenoe
nWolfsfreuno" innbt bon elmer en.
p6renoen SoloatenmiBbanblung Mitz
tbeilung: Gin 5elopebel bes oDrtis
gen Siiiiliers&eeiments sSirit 3arl
Nnton DDn 6Dben5pIern (6oben.
aDuern ides) Nr. 40 atpang einen
Soloaten, neil er aeaen Die Uur-
idrift nno aus Bequemlihfeit Iein
@euebr nit 8etroleum gereiniat
batte. cine Nuantitat Betroleum All
trinfen. 9a Der sSelbpebel BON
Imtsmegen Die 1nterpffisiere in
Be5ug auf ibre 8ebanoluua Der
9eute beaufiidtiaeu iua, 10 uiro
ieine 8eitrafung oDrausiihtli1 cine
itrenee fein.
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- Brobirt unlere auten Wbisties
uno gBeine 81 nieorigen Yreilen.
~. @aitanula & Con, Main Mpe.
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WerblaTcnoer Betpets.

Neue 3euani1ie treffenb fortwdb=
reno in sroBer Menee elm, tpelbe er>
flaren, oaB Or. Sings Neue gnt-
oedung fir Sbminoiubt, 6uiten
nno @rfdltungen pbne @leihen baz
itent. Nls 8eiipiel bienen mDae
cine fiirslihe oerartiae &unoaebuna
BON &. S. WcSarlano BON BentorS
bile, go. Derielbe ibreibt: ,Orei
Sabre lang tuurbe obne ieoen Grfola
an mir berulnaeoDftert. Damn be-
gann ib Or. Sings Neue grfinbuna
81 nebtnen uno elm paar s5laIden
oapon beilten mid pollitdnoia. :"
Dies Mlittel iit eleih uirfiam bel
allen 2un9en= uno 6alsleiben,
Sbminoiubt. 2uneenentSiiubuna
uno Grippe. @arantirt BON ben
Npotbefern $. 2alteper & Spbn
uno Ioolpb DreiB. Brobeflalden
frei. resuldre @r6Be so Gents uno
bl .UU.
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Eages Heniafettem.
s n | q n b.

- &ihter @rannun in 3ibmono,
Uirginien, bat ben ginbaltsbefebl
wieoer aufgeboben, ourh tpelben Die
gunoes- -&egierung an Der Better
areifuna oes eben polIenoeten &reu=
gers n@alpeitpn" perbinoert merben
Ionte, fooaB oer Stapenauf CUR feIt=
geieBten Belt erfolgen fonnte.
Wab elmer pom &rieasmini=
iterium in @afbingtpn erla1ienen
Sroer tpiro Dem 8unoes Militdr
BPM l. Suli 1903 an NIT ben tdg=
lihen Gationen aud gis perabfDlgt
tperoen, uno 5uar pro Sag 100
Yfuno fir jeoe Organization, b. &.
gompaanie, ShmaorDn poer Bat=
terie. Dod ioll fih bas nidt auf
8arniiOnen be5ieben, tpel1e ttDros
lih bonn 43. 8reitengraoe lieaen.
Vile gruppentDrper, tuelHe 1ublih
pom 81. Breitenerabe iino, iolIen
oies @is oas gauae Sabr binourh
erbalten uno Die, tpelbe apiIhen
benz 81. unb 43. @raoe itationirt
iino, nur Die 6 MDnate pDm Is. Mpril
bic gum Is. October.
= Sn Der lebten Cabinets sG5ibung
in Walbington belbdftigte man ii1
eingebeno NIT Der 5rage Der grpers
bune BON JlDttenitationen auf guba,
lotpie NIT Der 5rage. mas in 8ufunft
nit Der Ssla be BinDs geibehen
iolle.
3u Clarendon i'm Snoianer-
Territurium itano Sobn &irt unter
Der Vintage Der Biganie pDr @eriht.
@r tpuroe unter $4,000 Biireibaft ben
@roBgeibmoreuen iiberpieien unb
tpanoerte, oa er lie niht itellen
fpnnte. ins @efdneniB. Stint Srauen
tparen anpeieno. Die nit 9irf oetraut
tuuroen; er iit AZ Sabre oft.
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Ste ftblimmife aIler Grfabrmmgcm.

&ann es ettpas Shlimmeres geben,
als Die @mpfinbune, ieoe Winute
tperoe Define lebte iein? Das mar
Die grfabrung. tpelhe Wtrs. g. s..
Memlon in Decatur, alabama, ourd=
sumaben bate. rDrei Sabre lang" !,
i6reibt oieielbe, nbatte ib ibon un=
ertrdgliebe S1tner5en 3u erbulben in
5Dl9e BON Geroauungsi1md1e.
Wagen= uno Darmbelbmerben. Ser
To6 ibien unpermeiolib, ba ale
Ierate uno ale Mrseneien, periaeten.
SdlieBlid puroe ih oasu benDgen,
electric Bitter5 5u perlu1en uno oas
&e1ultat mar gerabesu tpunoerbar.
Sd tpuroe iofDrt beIler uno jebt bin
i'd pollitdnoia tuieoer hergetellt. "
Sir 2eber., Gierer=, Magen= uno
Darm=2eioen lit electric gitters Die
etn5ige Weoicin. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt BON ben NpDtbefern $.
@alteher & SDhn uno Mbplph DreiB.
= Das amerifaniihe @ei1maoer
unter benz Commando bes Womirals
Cotton lit in 2iel eingetrpffen uno lit
i'm 6afen TOR Nnfer eeeangen. Das
@eihnaoer unter benz Commando
oes Brinsen 6etnrib BON BreuBert
beeriiBte Die amerifaniiben &rieess
ihiffe.
- Bdbrenb Der &aiier 8ilbelm
in 6amburg elm Denftnal fiir ieinen
@r0Bpater eutbullte. braben Die Bar=
rieren, uelbe oas Bublitun suriid='
bielten unb eS fam 81 piloer unDroz
nung. Giele tpurben unter Die SiiBe
aetreten. Nmbulansen brahten So
Gerlebte pDm Mabe.
- Man ihreibt aus Berlin: yedhIt
ben Socialiiten bat Bel ben Geih8=
tagsmablen oas flerifale Centrum
am beften abaeidnitten. Der Gem
trumstburm lit unaeihpdbt trob Der
peilimiitiiben 8rppbeseibungen, ia
es lit m0glih, oaB Der BeIibitano
pDn 105 Witeliebern ilnlebten @eihs=
ta9e iih auf 110 i'm neuen erb1ben
miro.
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Der britiibe @elanote in gels
grab lit abberufen tporben uno ebenlu
Der nieoerIdnoi1he.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-31
Capacity 600
of man, there are even more wonderful,
more perfect creations by the architects
of nature.-Minneapoli Journal Junior.
SAINT DARWIN.

Chancellor Espin In the Liverpool
Consistery Court received an applica-
ton for faculty for a scheme of
decoration for the Chapel of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, attached to the school for
the blind. The figures included our
Lord as the Light of the World, and
looking toward Him, as deriving their
inspiration from Him. st. John, ST.
Hilda, King Alfred, Fra Angelica, Gax-
ton, Galilee, st. Catherine of Siena,
Edward Rushton, Sir Philip Sidney,
Queen Eleanor, Stephen Langton,
Wagner las Sir Parsifal) Erasmus,
Charles Darwin, Florence Nightingale
and Bishop Patteson The Chancellor's
judgment granting the faculty was as
follows:
This application is somewhat PEI
culiar, and perhaps unprecedented. We
are sufficiently familiar in this court
with memorials Of departed persons
whose virtues and graces are thought
worthy Of special record by tablets on
church walls or windows filled with
colored glass. This however, is a much
more ambitious design. 1t exhibits, by
means of panels in glass mosaic, our
Lord as the Light of the World in the
centre, and on either hand figures of
men and women who have, in one way
o" another added to the progress of
mankind in the Christianers, and who
are exhibited as looking to our Lord as
the author Of their inspirat ton. The
general idea of these decorations, which
are to be placed on the walls of the sac
rariun1, seems to be pious and in every
way laudable
1.-THE company of about twenty names
will. however, be thought to be some
what miscellaneous. Among them ap-
pears the name of Charles Darwin,
whose claim to be regarded as specially
inspired by religion might to some
seem very doubtful However, he did
beyond question set science on a new
field of investigation and research. We
have long ago satisfied ourselves that
natural science, as represented by OAR
viii, is not contrar rat tn revealed reli.
gion: and it is a wholesome thing to be
reminded that every good and perfect
gift comes from the Father of Lights
Darwin's remains were honored with
funeral in Westminster Abbey, and I
am not prepared to say his name is out
Of place among the saints, the philan-
thropists, the legislators and the wor-
thies of various kinds whose names are
to adorn the Sacrarium Of the schools
the blind Guardian.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-31
MUTINY VETERANS AT DELHI.

M UTlN VETERANS AT DEILfl.
When all the others have long been
in their places a small band Of men,
composed in about equal proportions OF
Europeans. Eurasians and natives,
all we'll stricken in years and some WISH
bly, bowed down under their weight,
gray haired and white bearded, march
up the arena from the ceremonial
entrance. They would fain make such
a show of military alignment and SOL
dier-like precision of step as the infirm-
the attempt is beyond their powers. Of
the Europeans, some are in plain multi,
some in uniforms long since discarded,
and furnished and faded in the course
of years, while several are wearing the
uniforms of their civil and military
The natives clearly be-
long mainly to the humber classes, for
their long, flowing garments are plain
and unadorned. But, more superbly
than in shining raiment or in lustre of
gold and silver, these men are clothed
in the glory of as splendid memories as
the records of our empire can boast.
They are Mutiny veterans, about six
hundred altogether; remnants Of those
slender isolated forces of stout-hearted
Britons and loyal natives who, forty
five years ago, held India for the en-
pire on the Ridge of Delhi, in the resi-
dency at Lucknow. and on many an
other bloody field.-London Times.