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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-09
By Associated Press.

oy HssOclated Pr6SS.
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. p--Representa.
tiyes of insurance companies estimate
the loss to be one hundred and twenty
five millions, with the insurance at about
ninety millions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-09
BY Associated Press.

Washington. Feb. a--rhysiciau. re
port Senator lIanna's temperature at
noon as lO2. pulse, %. General condi-
ton GOOD.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-09
TWELVE
KILLED

By Associated Press. f
Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 9-The repor:
reaches here that twelve persons were.
killed in a collision on the Canadian
Pacotic Railroad, near Sand Point
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-09

then clnmJle like egg shells. The roar
Of falling stone and brick is sometimes
heard for a mile. -s-----s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-09
SENATE PASSES DIPLOMATIC
APPROPRIATION BILL

By Associated Press.
Washington, Feb o-'rhe Senate pass.
cd the diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill to-day.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
Nfine aualifkation.

gu benz Observation-Disclosures elmer
mittefbeutf9en Stabt fam zines f90>
men Soses elm @eri9tsreferenbar, Der
bon be@ 9libenben @unf9e befeelt
tpar. cur 9esieruns iiber5utreten. 90
er Elm ausge5ei9netes @rumen sema9t
bate unb ais %befGbieter Suriit be-
tannt mar, 10 glaubte Der Petent, linn
Tonne es ni9t feblen, unb lab fi9 i'm
Settle nit offenen @rmen empfansen.
Sn rubigem Sel6itbertrauen bielt er
bober benz priifenben Bid bes s~eitren@
gen Serrn YrGiibenten Starb unb be-
merfte NIT 9enugtbuung, bab Der erfte
ginbrud, ben biefer bon ieiner perfon
empfing, unpertennbor eiinftieer Na=
itur mar. 1nb MN entfpann ii9 fol-
senber Sialps: nSie ftnb bon @bel2~
sd bebaure iebr, 9err prGfibent."
7r@6er sic finb bod &eierpeoffi>
Sier?"-.Wegen zines unbebeutenben
tOrperliden Seblers bin i6 leibsr freiz
gefommen, 9err 9rdiibsnt. "-rSds lit
f9abe! 9o9 Sie buben je~benfaIs
einem ftuosntif9en 8orps u%nsebOrt?"
SD bin ~iiberbuupt ni9t attn ses
fpeIen, !9err prdfibent. "-vNa, bann
perfisen sic penisftens iiber elm be-
beutenbes @ermDeen2 SD lebe in
gang bebaeli9en @erbGltnihen, 9err
Yrdfioent. bin jebo9 teinespess rei9."
-rNber, mein Soft, mas tponen sic
benin ba ~Uoerbuupt BEL uns?" Spra9's
unb entl:eB ben psrbliifften 8itttensr
in @ndoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
Sic T6ralsr IN Qrensen.

SaB Elm prcuBiiGer @taatsbiirge
ni9t nit aGem glatt 3u%frieben 1T. 90
peiien Die i'm leBten Sabre BEL Den
prueBif6en 2dnbqeuiGten erbpbensn
8eI9perben, Die ii4 auf nif)t peniger
als 28.492 belaufen hdben; barunier
fnb 324 8ei6perben. Die BEL Der
&ammer fir 0anbelsia9en eingerei6t
rpurben. Mit bex 1178 iiberiGbrisen
&Iagen ite1t ii9 bic @eIummtSabl osr
erbpbenen 8ei6perben auf 29,670,
DON benen 28,37O SGne erlebigt pur=
ben. unb apar bur6 Gnti9eioung
25.412. Non ben erbpbsnen 8ei9ipers
O.. iinb 10,405 fir b~egriinbet eraGtet
porben. Nber niGt nur in ,3ipilfd.
den aQein piro Der 8ei6perbepe9
pielfa6 betreten., fonbern audi, unb
bas IN anndbernb Der balben 9Obe, in
Strafio6en. 6ier ipuroen i'm Be-
ri6tsiabre insoefammt 1900 8ez
f6perben erbpben t.. BON bieier beSie=
ben FG 11,7S8 iiber &ihter unb 1852
iiber Die 3uitdnbiateit Der 8eri9te.
SntsreRant, aber ou9y Dielfagenb me-
gen ibrer hoben s3iffer. finb Die i'm
lebten Sabre porgefommenen Strdfz
fa6en, bon henen 1900 anhGngig i'm
8prperfab,sn fparen, basu Die neuen
| SGne nit SCI, 701, iobaB fi6 bp Sc
fammt5abl uuf 633,799 ifent. troBbem
95.863 MntrGee unb Mnaei9en o6nt
tpeiteres o Der Staatsanlpaltf6Gfi
auriidaetpieien unb 95,70S an Die gu
fGnbigen 8eb0rben absegeben porber
fnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

ran Der Wobr1eit sipsifeIn mir ni9i,
obsr piber Die 8abrbeit eef9ab ss
bod, bas Su Ecinea SS6Dfus in einen
noroSeuti9en JidienpaIO bineinpius
ielteft!"
81" erpibsrte Wintrop, Init Dem
baIeeiisaten @orednge Die re6te Stims
mung berDor0urufcn, barauf tummt es
on, unb bas 8eitperf FREEZER gu bebans
beln, lit bas ge9t bss &inItIers ME
bes SiGtersi-Oc6," fubr er mad
einem @eiI9en beS ,30gerns fort, .Sbr
font Die gauge @abrbeit pihenl @uG
einen Pinientpalb bdtt' i9 fppbl nit
!9ilfe meiner alien italienif9en Sti5s
5enbii9er az Stanbe eebra9t, unb
tpenn i9 ftatt beHen ienes Stid urs
ulten beuti9en 5i9tenpalbes tpGblte.
10 eef9ab IS aus Oanfbarfeit."
,Wie, aus Oanfbarfeit2" ipieberbol=
ten eritaunt Ollie.
nNun, bott' i9 es ni9t ienem Sled
Grbe al banten, baB mir bic Sbee gu
meinem Sbpfus fam2 limb ipenn id
aud teine Qbnung bes bspprltebenben
eroBen Grfo.Jss bate, oob es ei2yutes
0ert iperben piirbe, empfanb i'd fpobl.
53tpeitens aber-"
rObo, Griinbe ME 8rombesren 10
binig!l" riefe RauI9ebort ba5tpif6en.
n3peitens," tppate Wintrop fortfabz
rem, aber aud er unterbra9 ben 6oben
feiner @~r5dblung, inbem er faste:
bod ia, nod bab' i9 Sud gar ni9t
mitsetbeilt, baB i9 in Der 2aube beg
freunbli9en Yfarrers, bel benz i9 cine
Wo9e gu @aite tleiben mubte, ni6t
INNER nit Dem alien t0errn alein fab
fonbern lieber mod nit feinem SD9terz
6en-"
~Obo, Su Wetterterl. Idpft es bu
6inaus9"
nSa, nm es fur5 gu ma9enl 9ieies
Ma6l gu @bren Der epIbenen MebaiIe
unb bes rei9en @~plbiegens lit 5ueiei9
bas Mbf9iebsmabG bes Sunseeielen,
benin iiber feds @o6en lit 0p93eit.
Sa5u feib Sbr hermit ollie s~elaben,
unb bann m0st Sbr entf9eiben, OBJ in
,9oieibons 6i6tenbain.' in's pOm>
merfGe iiberieBt, gut getrpffen babe.
0as Stiid 5i9tenpuIb bGnst mir, bu
es ben @nlab gegeben, buB i9 meipe
8raut fsnaen lernte, am 9er5en, unb
besbaIb bah ih es nit benz Yiniel perz
etpigt. sir mid bat es ni@ts S9au>
RIGGS, unb ieitbem i9 es auf bic 2ein>
panb gebra4t, lit mfrs, ais fet Der
S9utten 9inri9 8utefops crit pirt>
Iih perfObnt. Mir buben feline peiben
Gngel, bic ben MOrbern gum @srbGnes
nib purben, Segen gebru9t, unO ibm
bante i9 mein Slid"
rSa," REF 8uui9ebart, Der betebrte
N0rsler, frObli9 fem Glas i4pin>
senb, n9inrid 8utstOtps Mite @neeIs
foqen leben, unb &einbolo Wintrops
peiber @nsel baneben! 9o3-bO4E
bo6!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
pef nnS orr %ssitunesmamr.

Der unldngit ~peritorbene 8unbess
%ienatpr 8eit o Mihouri NOR ben
3eitungsleuten lpenie bolb sefinnt,
trobbem pobl ieItsn elm Mann, Der 10
LANCE i'm 0ffentli6en 2eben aueebra6t,
70 gut BON Der preTe i'm Magemeinen
bebanbelt fporbsn lit, tpie Der Miifpus
rier Senatpr. Der &prreiponbent zines
Hefp 0orfer 8lattes fam pdbrenb Der
Cartilage bon 1894 i'm &apitpl au
8aibington. o. g., auf i'm gu. als er
ben &orribor gum Glepator binabeins,
rebete ibn bOfli9 an, unb bat um elm
paar Minuten unterrebune. ,Mie
f0nnen Sic ii9 unterfteben, mid nie
elm Weselaserer abSufunsen?" fdnau5te
geft ibn an. sd bin BON meinem
Slate beauftrast pprpen. Sic UNI
einige 0inge gu frassn," erpiberte Der
&orrefponbent, .unb i9 beoaure Sic
gu bsldfisen. aber i9 bin gebalten, bic
Nuftrdse meiner @orsefebten ausSu=
fiibrsn"-.Sie fperben bafir bs5oblt,
bab Sic MID fragen follen2" fraets
@eft ben &orrefponbsnten nit 5HIom=
mengetniffenen 8rdle4f. Der Horrt-
fponbent bejabte. s9lbsr i9 iperbe mot
bafiir be3ubIt, Sbaeh gu anttoorttn,
fnurrte Der Genotor biffie uno elite BON
bannen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
6runoeissntbums llebertrasunsen.

&oSamono 6. Sarriion an SiGian
@mal &C., Got 81, 5lsi9er's aooitiOn,
BriebtmOOo, $3.50.
Walter u. @oble &c. on George s..
Sssbe &C., Got 8, Wuir & @oble's
Suboioifion, Sauebpile, 5000.
gleranber 6. spres on Sames s.
graop &C.. Cots 10 biz Is, Nprss' SUB
Nerioian Str. aooition. nabe Der
Gtrtelbabn, $4,000.
6reosrif Silfsne an Ben Coleman,
She'll norbwefli9es 0iertsl, Sect. Is,
Sfbp. Is, Ran9e 5, 5rantlin Sibp.
$3.50.
9snrp WeHel on Siib=i.M insr
Sribe go. 210, 3. 8. 8. d., Col
", Me@artp's L. Wefieite Nob., @ef
indianapolis. $1,000.
gmil 6. &aBmann, Mbm., an go.
fepbine grs9tel, She'll Got IL, So. 6.
Central Yart Nob., Capitol ape.
n6roli6 Der Street. 5000.
gribgst u. 6labertp on Marp 9,
Nuerer, Got so. @rienal parf aob.,
fhbDefl. BON WoOoruff plaes. $4,000.
SOispb 6. Sdaf an @sorse s. Mt'
@ulo9, 9ots 35 uno SO, 9uean's
Moo., 9elatpare Str, nabe IA. Str.
s25, 900.
Mdsoalena Waus u. u. an Seniel'
ben, Got SO uno She'll bon SO, glad'
forb's Sub, NuBenlOt 152, n6rbIid
bonn Nilitdr part. 500, 600.
Senrp 9lrmsnins an Sobn %
Warrsnbsrg. Got 1856, Bradbury &
Co.'S Sioof Nob., nabe Der @irteI
balm. 5000.
Wiaiam u. Mid an Gillian s
9bieme. Got 2, 9poe pnrf aoo., refI
bon Slinois Str. nbrbli9 bon 80
Str. 5000.
artbur 6. GsiS an Wiliam 6
&eio. Got 26, 9sntpoob Abb., 6flid
bon @rOun 6ia, 3uii9en so. uno 33
Str. $4,000.
Sofbua 6. Stanbiforb an Nrtemul
q. 6aolep, Got Is, granobieu Aoo
Cornell ape., .udte MOnOn Wertfidt
ten. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
Gin frteEimer Sbhfus.

Gin frieFi@er Sbbfns. guf benz
Sriebbofe bes flsinen Sorfes 8ittel
bei 9eeftemiinbe befinbet ii9 unter
sinem erallen Oedit.in bas nett unb
brett befannte Grab bon sSaGe 8Gtfe.
Sas &ir9enbu9 beri9tet iiber i'm muir:
1913, ben 81. Sftober, 1T 6ade 8Gtfs
auf benz 2afumer Jelbe, als er aus
BEN 9raunf9peisifden gum @iebbans
bel eefpmmsn, ermorbet. Sas 8oli
aber eraGblt fi9 baau nod folgenbe Sc
fdt9te, bic bur9 elm paar auf BEN
@rabitein gemeibelte Sauben Sugleif
beitdtiet unb INNER pieber aufgefrif9i
pirb: &urse .3eit na9 Der Grmorbune
bes Butte fanb in 0ebesborf Sabrs
marft itatt, gu benz audi bic brei nod
u~nbefannten MDrber IreeIe. 6iuifer
unb Rinfel famen. PlDbli9 flps ein
@9parm Sauben auf, unb elmer ber
MDrber brad in bic Worts aus: Sept
ba finb !6ate Battle fine Ouben!"-
rDode 8dtfe2" fragte man bon allen
Seiten, rtpas pibt Sbr benr Ron 9ads
Bdtte?" SroB ibres 2eugnens purber
Die btei feiteenommen, unb fdlieblid
seftanben fie audi. Oabei eradblten lie:
Qlls fie eben ben Battle in ben Sanf
seffredt, lei elm Saubenfaparm auf.
geflosen, unb bredenben Mnses babe
Der Sterbenbe serufen: nSi Duben. i
0uben. brinet il ct an BEN Oae!1 81
lei es benn au4 getommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
Nolitiiebe Mnf6mcigmn9en.
ST.. Tranf q. WOrriiOm

ii 2anbioat fir bas Coroner Imt uno
eriudt um bic Stimmen aler beuti4en
giraer bei Ser @abl am 8. Nopember.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

Wm. Sennin9s 8rpan mirb nod
on awei Sasen in bieIer @o9e i'm
Staate Snoiana ipreden unb 3war am
25. October in 2enoaabiae, Gofbsn,
Wariaw, Noro chandelier, 8olibar,
&o9effer. plpmoutb unb South genb.
26. October: 2nor, Norb Subfon.
Winamae, WOntieeIlo, &enfelaer uno
6ammono.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

Seute Wqenb finoet our grDhnune
Der @ongreB-G ampasns cine republita=
nii6e paraoe fatt. Die Mitslieber
Der &puisbelt 2i9a tperben fi9 in Der
@ermaata Salle beriammsln, Inn an
De: Yaraoe theil3unebmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

Sn amtli4en areisb1Gts
tern, ramentli9 in folhen Der Propin3
po{en, perben nod INNER Nnaeigen in
polnii9er Spra9e abgebrudt. Ser
Miniiter bes Snnern Pat ieBt ungeorbz
net, bab bieiem uHfug burd 4ufnabs
me zines entfpredenben 8erbpts in ben
8ertrag, ben Der 2anbrat6 nit Dem
&reisblattDerleger fHlieBt, gelteueri
pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

gu berielben 3eit, in melder obigs
8erfammlung abaebalten muroe, fano
in benz Saal bes @riminalaeri1ts cine
ebenfalls gut beiu6te .@erfammlune
bes 3epu6licaniiden Clubs Der @iien=
babn= Nngeftentsn ffatt. Serr Samuel
Gpooner mar Der Spreder bes Nbenbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

0eute Nbeno beranftalten bic Me=
publifaner in gnelii6s Spernhauie
cine Wafenpeffammluns; @OnareB=Re Re-
prdientant Charles 9. 2ancis uno
Capt. Wm. g.. @ngliib werben bic
&ebner Iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

SEPT 3. 9arlan, oemotratii6e @an-
brat FIR @on9reb, miro beute Nbenb
in SaugbbiIe unb fpdter in Der pb6nir
Sale ipre9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
Yoliii@es.

Die @Ounip=8 ebbroe Der Watls
@ommifdre miro beute Wormittaa
i'm Saale oes SUPERIOR eri8ts go. 2
cine Sibuns abbalten. Sn oerielben
miro fe entideiosn, Oh Der Same BEG
Sarbigen, @eorae 8. 3nor, als unab-
bdnaiaer @anoibat FIR @ongreB auf bic
Stimm3ettel 9efest tueroen ion ooer
ni1t.
Die @ahl-@ ommiHdre baben eefern
bic Sopnfbip= uno @ountp=S timm3eta
tel nit Nusnabme bes @onereiionelen
Sidets bepiligt. Die Sentinel print=
ing So. prdientirie Elm Wufter bon ei=
mem Stimmaettel. auf mel6em Der
Same bon @eorge 8. 3nor georuft
mar; berfelbe ffanb unter einem 2reis,
in tpeldem fid elm Bib bon abraham
9incoln bsfanb. pie @Ommifdre boz
BEN ferner aud bas @efu9 bes Or.
Samss Garter. @anoioat Der Bolts
partei in grpdsuna .su sie6en. Der-
ielbe piinidt ebenfalls. baB iein Name
auf bas Sidet aeffeIt meroe. Sas
@eiud reiff 800 nnteri6riften auf.
gs miro ansenOmmen, baB fir bic
beborfehenbe Wabl in bieiem @oantp
29O, 600 Stimm3sttel ben6tbist iein
tuerben.
Sn Der Wan9olo Salle, @de Der
proIpset unb 2aursl Strabe, finbst
beute absnb cine bemotratiide 8ers
iammluna ffatt. Die 0srren Saccb
@oeBner unb George Sdauer tperben
&sosn in 9eutider Sprade balien.
SEPT 3. Sarlan, bemotratifder @an-
brat fir @on9reB, miro beute Nbeno
in SauabbiIe uno fpdter in Der pbDnir
9ale ipre4en.
Seute Wqenb finoet our @r6fnune
Der @ongreB-@ Champagne cine Republics
niide paraoe itatt. Die Mitslieber
Der &oOiepelt 2i9a tperben fi9 in Der
@erma1ia 9aae beriammeln, UNI an
be: paraoe theil3unebmen.
Inter ben Nuipicien bes Democratic
f6en Clubs bon giienbabn=N ngeffellten
fanb eeffern Mbenb in Der @ermania
SaIe cine 8%s,fammluns ftatt, tpel6e
Hd zines ausse3eidneten 8siu9es err
frsute. 9te 9auptrebner waren ct.
@ongreB &eprdisntant Spbn 6. 2amb
bon Serre 6uute, Sobn 6. 8earo bon
psnfaeOla, Gla., unb 8. g. Sarlan.
@anoioat fir @onsreB in oieiem Die
frict.
gu bsrielben 3eit, in pel9er obige
8eriammlung abaebalten wuroe, fano
in benz Saal bes @riminalaeri6ts cine
ebenfals gut beiu4te '~@eriammlulne
bes 3epublicaniiden Clubs Der @iien=
babn= Nngefteltsn fatt. Serr Samuel
Gpooner mar Der Spre9er beg Nbenbs.
0eute Wbeno beranffalten bic Me=
publitaner in gnelii6s Spernhaufe
cine WaHenpeffammluns; @OnareB=R Re
p~rdientant Charles 9. 2ancis uno
Capt. Wm. g.. @ngliib perben bic
&ebner iein.
Wm. Sennin9s 8rpan pirb nod
on swei Saeen in bieIer Wo9e i'm
Staate Snoiana ipreden unb 3mar am
%. October in 9snoalpiIe, 8ofben,
Wariam, Noro chandelier. golibar,
3o1sfter. plpmoutb unb South Bsno.
26. October: 2nor, Norb Suofon.
Winamae, MontieeQo, Rsnfelaer uno
6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

Sn Der Waneolo Salle, @fe Der
prDipect unb 2aurel Strabe, finbet
beute Nbenb cine bemofratii1e 8er-
iammluna ifatt. Die Ssrren Sacrb
WoeBner unb @soree Sdauer tperben
&eoen in Deutider Sprade balten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
CARRYING BANAll AS FOR SHIPMENT.

when ali was complete only s., 900 remain
ed by way o. debt Considering the pow
crty Of sugar plantation laborers, WHOSE
average wage Is only twenty-n ye cen ...i,, >
per day, this Is remarkable ana deserving
the wirInest assistance. III,
This church is now seriously dalnnseu
and will cost at the very least $500 TO re,
par. The mission home is In ruined anu
the mission family placed In the most Try.
ing circumstances. and Wit. ms lacl
facing Mr.. House that the people VINO ~, q,
and their churches. mission nails VIZ
schools have entirely lost their source OF
income In the temporarily ruined planta-
! tons.
Financial Distress Of Jamaica.
For q long time Jamaica hns been
passing through financial distress on as (, g.
count Of tho severe . DEPRESSION ~ !, NY
cane sugar industry. principal protlllct
of tho island. and whatever the members
Of the churches have given M peen
out Of their extreme poverty y ne seE st...,
cyclone OF last August, blowing for tout'
hours n tho rnte Of lG0 miles IN hour
making the intcnance3o of tile missions:
which are tho result Of many years Of
hard toll, almost an lmppssibility. s.
+ Mr.. House furnishes figures showing
tho losses sustained by the various De-
nominations IN church buildings, which
are rs follows: 3aptists, ,00o: fpisco-
pallans, 5000; Wesleynns, $50 ,M,g Pr 81
800; smaller bodies, s5.000--aa toto OF Sol
400. Besides these, 10 school houses were
destroyed, and about 10000 dwellings and
other. buildings. These churches men
toned above are now homeless. The
people are without a. place III which 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
LOWEST SOCIAL GRADE.

Jamaica, or as tho early Spanish histo-
eighteen degrees north latitude and sev-
entN-six degrees west longitude. The is
land measures 10 miles long by fits
miles wide. 1T was discovered by Coltlm-
bus during his second voyage to the new
world OH May ., l49i lie approached on
the north side In harbor now called.
st. AIMS Bay. but which still retnins the.
name of Chris;ophers Cove. The novelty,
variety and beauty ofits scenery so de-
lighted him that on his return 10 Spain,
when referring to the beauties of the s-s
land, he illustrated his description OF its
hills ana valleys by crumpling Il piece Of
paper in his hand, and throwing i on
Further, he, named this portion of the
island the Santn Gesric. so charmed was
he With the bcapty'of this approach.
AS the Island Is extremely uountaili-
Gus a great diversity OF climate is OBJ
tainuble. from u tropical temperature Of
S. or 80 at the seacoast. down to 10 al
q medium altitude, and on the tops of
grces. Dryness of atmosphere renders
the climate OF Jamaica particularly de-
Iightful and suitable to the most delicate
constitutions, Ono advantage Jamaica
derives from its peculiar inequality Of
surface is tho nocturnal land wind As
soon as the sea breeze. blowing from the
cast. dies away in the evening, the bot
mlts of the mountains, and Is there con-
densea by the cold, which. making II snc:..
officially heavier than It was before it
descends back 10 the plains on both sides
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Of the ridge. keeping the nights cool and
plea ant. .sE
In the terrific cyclone which swept the
island OH August 18th last tremendous
damage was done. The Rev George
House, of ST. AIMS Bay, jamaica. who
is now rthis country. is ono of the many
Of the Baptist Mission of st. AIMS LAY,
jamaica. presents a strong appeal 10 Bhl,-
fist friends III other lands.
The Baptist Christians there have stufa-
lily fought within the last few years
against repeated difficulties In the SUM
MGR Of 1893 a sad calamity befell them,
for their center church was burned down.
This building had n seating capacity lot
1900 people.
.,m sy..u lire originated no one knew,
but it spread SO rapidly that the entire
church. was consumed. To hundreds q
people this church had become endcnrcd
as their spiritual home. aud tho charfen
knelt down before God and entered into a
solemn convenant 10 stand by. their pastor
inithc work ofrebulding,
Tho people had a mind to WORK, ana
they brought their boards, stones, mo
and other contributions. and with extra
ordinary diligence erectcdtn new house
of prayer with. u seating capacity tor q
thousand people. The pastor acted rs
architect and workman, hlmself cuttillg
and glazing over two thousand pnnes OF
glass, and doing all the ornamental work,
and personally attending all the opera
lions This new church, as shown IN TINS
article was completed and entirely fur
which. by contract, would ordinarily have
cost at the least estimate $1,000, was, by
means OF much gratuitous labor, erected
al the cost OF 5000, and the gifts In
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GOING TO MARKET.

worship This aggrnvatcs the. general suf.
ferinS. The cyclone has temporarily
ruined the country. Towns and Villages
We're. strewn with debris and the peasant
tt are in fearful circumstances. Thous-
ands Of people have been left homeless;
.ry are in fearful circumstances. Thouss-
plantations. viii ch once formed their
means OF livelihood. The destruction Of
plantations great and small. cut off for
many months the means of living The
generous, who are disposed to help these
sun. ortunatc fellow christians In thel.
calamity, can here find a, chance forsthe
lis lis East St Franklin nj Street. fRichmond
Want and Misery.
Frequent letters como from Jamaica
telling OF want and misery. one letter
says: H.. ~
sympathy and help. So far rs II am able,
I do what 1 can, but l do wish that some
OF the Lords people would entrusc mo
with II little to meet such cnseSNat THIS
time, as It is not possible for mo TO help
them all."@t Eg4l & .sG ~ 4fifs} i.5t
q Another missionary, writes: THE rains
rejoicing IN tho refreshing. and is putting
on again her robes and covering her
wounds and promising great things for
the future. 1T will . however, b., N dis
}tant future ere the peoples help Cal come
from trees or field. O. tho people are
.pnched and hunGrY!"
.thira missionary corresrun,lent "end their
rrnt7s re ernat, cant tell Won the nuns
her that have come to me to-day"
throughout tho island. q
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.GENDR MILES
HEARS THE BEE !. !,
Tile Presidential Buzzcr III Bolt
1 ilct Of Retired Army Officer.
Interesting Letter.
fr,. AssprIntcd l,ress)

OIL 5c1TS. PA. March ll.-Dhyia Q.
NlcCalnont. Of lrtnnkih, chairman q 4 We
Venango countS prohibition Committee.
iis fI,l3i receipt aofga o,tcr from General
Nelson a. tiles. lii which tho general an
5notlnces himself indirectly rs a ln'oslt
.ientin candidates.
4 Some time ago BAtr. McCnlmont wrote 70
General Miles, saying lie would be " dol
.cga To Ia Stlic&Prohibit national Con ven
ton. and asking Il he could not have
the pleasure n OF supporting the general
for tho nominations The full text OF me
letter received In reply Mr. McCaltnont re.
f,lscs TO make public. At 4 banquet held
in FRANKLIN on Tuesday evening Of lnst
week, attended bS4a few of the men nc nc
tive in the Prohibition party III l'rhnklin
Mi. McCalmont proposed General aliles
rs a candidate. and read an extract from
tho letter. In which General Niles IS
quoted as saying: Ii, M
J ut remains with my friends TO say
what services | Shall render further to
my countrs.Hss N55&