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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07
~Dorse(bidtlidfr GibtnwalS.
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mcOte w SuotWUeocu.
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tungsarbeiten auf einem "a Older grpz
ZEN 3orfmpore in Der fiof9pebif9en
prppin5 S@pnen fanb man in elmer
Siefe BON % SUB mebrere @ur5elitOde,
ceren tolofale Simeni ionen 8%eranlais
flung 81 Na9forf9uneen unter fa9>
mdnnii9er Qnleitung ga6en. Die uns
terfu9ung ersab, baB man es nit
einem aus rer %iogenannten frii6ifanOi@
naoiiGen 2aubbolS= Periobe ftammenz
ben ueberreit zines md9tisen Gi9ens
baines gu tbun bate, beIen Otter auf
m~inbeitens 5000 Sabre peruni4lugt
perben muB. Der ean5e @alo mar
bon elmer boDen Sorfi9i9t bebedt.
tpG6renb bas W~urSeuager in elmer Ser
binbuns aus Sbon unb Slubianb elm
ge6ettet fdien. Die tOnierpirenben
Gissnf6afien bes Sorts batten ii9 an
ben alien Stdmmen 10 nodoridliG
seltenb eemaGt, bab Die aOnIuren Der
Waferbilburg Bis in Die f%einIten @irs
5el5eiten erfennbar tparen. 8etrefFs
Der ibrigen 8egetution fonnten glei9>
fails Dorsigli9 erbaltene lleberreIie se>
bergen perben, beren 8eI9affenbeit err
fsnnen lieb, bab Der altebrpiirbi9e
@i9entpalb pGbrenb feines 8eftebens
bon auerlei paraiten<G epd6ien unb
Snieftenget9ier bep0ltert gepeien tit,
bic beute i'm Norben ni9t mebr porfom>
men. Msbrere inter Dem 3tpeigperf
aufgefunbenen @bnurfi9dufeln BON
Glide batten cine tpefentli9 anoere, fla
deere @eftalt unb breitere Nuslaee, als
man tie Bel benz b~eutigentogs i'm Nor>
ben le6enben Gl9pilbe antriffi. Die
apii9en ben @i9enitdmmen einsez
fprengts INTERROGATION I9eint bortpiez
senb aug 8irfe unb 6Dbre beltanben gu
baben. Die ipeibleu9tenbe Hinbe Der
eriteren 8aumart 5eigte ii9 berart
tpOblerbaltsn, bab binsugeaosene Sort
beamte fi3 auBer Stunbe erfldrten, Die
taufenOjGbrigen 5unOitiide bon porjGbs
risem Nbforitunssbol5e gu unterf9eis
ben. Nus Der 8ef9affenbeit bes I'm
%tersrunbes 9ins berpor, bab Der @ihenz
palb gu feinen 2sbaeiten 5tpeifeQps
einen gang anberen Stanbort einge=
nommen bat als b~enjenigen, auf pels
dem feline lebten l1eberreite ieBt onge=
troffen tporben iinb. Mebrere Coma
bblienipe0ies, pel9e in Der unter bem
Sorflager bsfinbliGen Sanbf9i9t auf>
gefunben purben, fonnten nit Mrten
ibentifi5irt perDen, pel9e ben 8oben
bes nabe belegenen 0binge@Sees our
3eit Deg poreripdbnten 2aubbol5> Ilters
bebOlfert ba6en. Sieier l1mItanD in
8er6inbung nit unberen geologii3en
Momenten benefit, baB Der @alb burG
cine Nuturtutaitropbe, ani6einenb
einen Mordnenruti9, in bas 8eden
zines tbaipdrts belegenen Sees bisz
lp5irt porben tit. Gin dbnli9er 0ore
gang ereignete ii9 ppr einigen Sabren
in benz noripegif9en SiItritte 8derbaz
len. Sc purben bafelbit gauge Walbe
itreden unb S0rfer BON in 8~etoegune
g~eratbenea @rbmaHen gu Shal ee>
f6leift rnb fanben bier ibren Inter
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07
9unsertldfr.
characterization al fdDpere Soften In
9eutid)Iano uno Der Sdjpets.

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9eatidbIano nno Der Sd)tpeis.
Sn 8erbinbun9 nit Der eroben
Oiirre, bon Der Seuti9!anb in biefem
Sommer beimgefu9t pprben tit, bat
mar bdufig bon f%Osenannten rSuneers
i%teinen" seleien, Die infOlse bes aubers
s~epObnli9 niebrisen @aheritanoes in
Der glbs ii9tbar purben. Sreten bieie
Steine berpor, bann miifen 5ablrei&s
5amilien Der glb>S9iffer unO >6lOber
nam 9un9ertu6e nagen." Sin n9unz
gertu9" befinbet ii9 I'M Muieum bes
SG9iti9en Nl tertbumspereins in Ores
ben. Serner gibt es iol9e 9uneerz
tii9er mod in @ugsburs, i'm @liaB uno
in Der S3pei5.. uripriingliG purben
Die 9ungertii6er i'm Mittelalisr in Der
Saiten5eit in Den &ir9en a~ufgebGngt,
no Der 4nbIif Der Slider Die 9lGubiz
gen mabnen ipute, gu bungera. Damn
aber purben Die 9unsertiiGer auA ges
itiftet CUR Grinneruns an 9ungersz
n0tbe. 50 tpurbe bas i'm Oresbner
Muieum bsfinblide Sud- i'm oSofre
1472 BON Dem 0epiir5frGmer SSato1
9irtler Der ct. SobannistirGe in 3itz
tau gsItiftet. @s tit 80 Quabrateaen
grob, oben unb unten an Stangen be-
feftigt, unb in 10 &eiben fino 90 Sci
Der auf Ger geleimten 2eintpanb aboes
tbeilt, auf Die 80 8ilber aus Der bibliz
f9en @ef9i9ts nit 8aherfarben esz
malt iinb. Ollie Yerionen, felblt Mbam
unb @ba, iinb in Der Sro9t Der 3eit
bes Stifters barseIteIIt. bieier 1elbft
ebenfaas, pie er Dor benz @epiirSfram
ietner 5irmu ftebt. Inter jebem 8ilbe
itebt elm erfldrenber @ers, pie: ySie
i9afft 9immel unb Grbe Gptt, Sana4
Die bier Glement eema9t bat" pber
n@nba f9eioet er ben Sag unb bic
Na9t, Sonne unb Monb barno +
mu9t." @esen Der f9le6ten 3ein.e
fam bunn AUDI bas Spri9port auf:
r@s reinpt (reimt) ft9 eben pte Der
Seufel unb unfer 6errgott am 6ungsrz
tu4e." @ls bas 0unsertu9 1872 aus
Der Stride in 3ittau entfernt purte,
fang Der bamals beriibmte Si9ter unb
&ettor gbriitiun @eife: vSo lit bas
9un9ertu4 5erriHen! l1nb bat Die 3eit,
bic allies fribt, Iu9 bieie 2simpt (2einz
panb) ent5pei 9ebifen. Dab ie III
boiler 20Ger lit, limb bab man iie fc
bod binan, Ni6t pbne S9aben bGngen
tann." Sm 16. SahrbunOert fam bas
Spri9rport rum 9ungertu9s ndben"
ober yndgen" auf, i'm Slime BON faiten,
ii4 tiimmerli4 bebelfen. 90 iinst
Sans Su9s ppn einem ungstreuen
9aasDuter: rSein eisen Weib urb
&inb. 8ne9t, Muib unb aaes 9aussez
ftnb, ous muB am 9ungertu9e nG6en."
Die meiiten Der 9ungertii9sr finb bonn
3abn Der 3eit berni9tet tporben, in
So9ien lit bos ertpdbnte bas einsise,
tpel9es Der Nu9pelt erbalten tpor>
ben lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07
aprearilose sscestsarId,auunaeu.

Die in St. petersburg eri6einenbe
rSIubebnaia @a5etu" (Geri6ts5eiz
tung) 9at neuerbings etnige 9ardtteriz
ftif6e @bf9nitte aus benz &riminal=
tober &oreas berOffentli6t. Sntersi>
FAINT iinb BARN Die InflGnge an Die
Ge9tsorbnung Ginger tpe iteurppGif9er
Staaten. S9einbar gang barmloie
9anblungen perben in &prea ais Ma@
jeftdtsbeleibigunssn aufeefabt uno
auf's Strengite %seabnbet. Parugrupb
235 lautet: us Sabre 3tpangsarbeit
iinb fir benienigen beitimmt, Der benin
gintreten in ben faiierli9en Yalat
pergibt, Die Sbire binter ft9 gu f9lie=
Ben." Ser rgrobe unfug>Yaragrapb"
luutet in toreanif9er 5afung: paraz
graph 672: rMit pier5is Stodi9ld>
gen tpirb jsber beitraft, Der getbun but,
mas er Mot tbun folte." 1on Sn>
~tereie iinb Die 1nterf9iebe Der foreaniS
i@en unb europdii6en &s9tsanf9au@
unsen. Mitunter aeiet Die Nusbilbune
bes mordlii9en @efiibles Bel Der pielz
sei6mdbten gel6en &ofe feinere Sdat@
~tirungen als Bel benz GurOpder. pu>
rasrapb $40 ldutet: Sin 9lGubiger,
Der fem 0arleben ni9t 5uriiderbalten
unb eingepi1igt bat, fi9 ftatt beffen
NIT Der Trau ober Der Moitrefe be5
S6ulbEers gu tcsniigen, pirb nit
bunbert Stodi6lGsen beiiraft." Seer
Die @5ii6t in Die Shat umfeBt, iDirb
Barter beftroft. Senn Der fOlgenOe pas
rasrup6 beitimmt: Gin @lGubiger,
Der Iein Oarisben ni9t 5u~riiderbalten
bat uno Die 5rau pber Die So9ter fei@
nes G5ulbrers eebsiratfet bat, unter=
liegt BET Strafe bes @rbrDfelns."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07
Observation-Disclosures.

@nldBli4 Der sroBen Sirre in ben
eSabren ITO unb 1772 purten bon
ben StGnben Ger Marf 8ranbenDuro
Sbeuerungsbsntmiin5en esprdet, tpeI6e
gegenpdrtig BON Wliinaiammlern in
9eutf9lanO uufgetauft perben. Die
anbaltenbe SrDdsnbeit risf bamalg I'M
beuti9en &ei9e cine mod grDBere Siirre
unb Mibernte berbor pie i'm beurigen
CONNER. @an5e 8dlcer, namentli4
i'm Spreepalb, ent5iinbeten fi9 infplge
Der SOnnenslut6, Sliiife unb @rdben
trodneten aus, unb oas 9ras auf ben
WieIen ~pertrpdnete. 8on benz Nptb>
ftanb aus iener 3eit legsn bieie Sbeues
rungsbentmiinsen berebtes 3eugnib ab.
Nuf Der einen Settle Der Miinse ragt
cine Sanb nit elmer &utbe aus Den
Molfen berpor, unb unter benz 8ilbe
ftebt sef9rieben: n@ottes 9ano f9ldst
bas 2anb." duff Der anberen Se:te fte>
BEN bic 9etreibepreiie: Il S9effeI
gerte II Sbuler, 1 S9effel @si3en 16
Sbuler, 1 S@effel Safer 6 Sbuler. 1
pfunb 8rot 2 @rofaen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07
Ser ibIame Sauuntcrnebn,er.

Sin 8auunterne6mcr bate Dor Der
gtn9emeinbung bss MmtsbeSirfes 81.
Mdurib in Die Stdbt Miiniter, @cItz
fallen, einen 5u bieiem @mts6eairf ssb0z
rigen gauplaB erporben unb bon Der
4mtsperiDaltune AUDI bic 8aufon5ei@
lion erbalten. ga Der 8au jebo9 mad
WoI5iebung Der @insemeinbupg mod
nt9t %begpnnen mar, mar cine neGe
8auerloubniB Der @tobt Miiniter err
forberli9. Sa biefe ieOo9 ni6t toitens
los unb unter bebeutenb f9pereren
~umitdnoen 81 erlansen mar, psrfudie
Der 9auunternebmer, Die 9aupDli3ei
babur4 gu 6intergeGen, baB er in auer
9eimli9teit Die Sunbamente ieBsn lieB,
um ben Inf6ein 81 erpeden, Der 8au
lei f6on Dor Der Gineemeinbung bsgonz
mem tporbsn. Sam elm poli5eiiereeant
in bic NGbe, 10 tparen Boiler, Maurer
unb 9unblanser beri9punben; Der
8auunternebmer slaubte, fpenn bas
Mauerperf EFF aus Der Grbe lei, fDnne
Die @enebmigung ni9t ausbleibeu.
Ginss Sages eri9iensn Die @ertreter
Der 8aupoli5ei, bier poli3eiIerseanten,
in elmer sef4loHenen Srof9fe pl0bIi4
por Der 8auiteQe unb perbafteten Die
gauge, in poler Sbdtigfeit iibsrraI6te
8augeieqi9aft. Seitbem rubte Der
8au; Die ppr benz Neubau laeernben
8affteine mubten ipiebsr fortgei9ofFt
perben. @egen ben l1nternebmer purbe
uuberbem bus geri4tli@e WerfabrcR
eineeleitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07
Xdnge b neum t I d. e
q o n I, nrtoa rsur,nI,fG RHL

Gange pneu Of e
2eitung. Cine pneumatii9e GDhz
renleitung BON 18 3ou Our9meFsr
CUR 8%efDrberuns BON ppitfoden unb
padeten 5tpif4en ben @tdbten gbicaso
unb Milipautse fon bemnI9it einsez
riGtet tperben. Die G~ntfernung 3pi=
f4en gbicaso unb Milpautee betrGst
82.5 MeiIsn, unb bic 9srIteGuns Der
pneumatif9sn GD6renleitung pirb In
runber Summs 100000 fpften.
Das 9etriebsipftem, peldes Die Inter
nebmer anipenben, lit psfsntli9 perz
fdieben BON Dem bisber ibli9er pleus
matiI6en @etrieb. Statt bcS bi26ari=
gen S~rudibiIems tpirb Elm punpiptem
eineefihrt, nobur9 hie Cuff in Der Get
tung aufgeiaugt uno Die Senban5 banr
na9eel9idt pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07

1nter BEN us
rienten Der Sberreal i9ule al
Trsibura, 8aben, in biefsm Sabre bes
fanbsn fi9 4 Mdb9eu; 4 &naben uub
3 Mabdsn beItanoen bas gramen mi
Der g1Dfe /.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-07
p TAGGARTS
APUR(1AN.
ID BREAD

My little Mary comes to me
And softly climbs on Mothers knee
I'll know her wish full soon;
So with an artful little sigh
She asks when supper will be nigh,
This long, long afternoon.
Don't keep the little ones hungry. Good
bread, butter and sugar will shorten and
sweeten the longest afternoon.
Puritan Bread is sold at the Taggart
bakeries and by grOcers. Ask for it.
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old, deorepit roue, almost nakedi that
was labeled Louis"
Today nearly every newspaper Of i'm.
portance publishes cartoons, mostly po.
litieal and usually good natured, A ma.
tional election is the harvest time for
the lampoonst and Il is generally con.
ceded that many thousands Of votes arc
influenced by his pencil
Cariesture is probably as old as mans
ability TO express himself by the graph.
ic art, II is common on the papyr and
seulptured Assyran and Greek remains
Although the Greeks were expected to
entertain certain reverence for their
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that has been exerted by a skilfully
drawn carioature. Political corruption
has been made odous, and the plague
spots Of official depravity have been
laid bare. A oarieaturists single happy
stroke often points a moral which all
the eIoquenee OF a Bossuet might fail to
make clear II is a matter Of general
credenoe that the constant and pitt.
less warfare waged by Thomas Mast
and other eartoonists against the venal
Tweed ring Of New York city was as
efficient toward its final overthrow as
was any other agency a solitary carl.
esturist may be inspired to make a rev.
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historic waterway On the world, II took
its name from the ancient Greek city
Dard1nus, which used 10 stand on the
eastern side, 10 is really "a narrow
channel separating southeast Europe
from southwest Asia It unites the sea
OF Marmora with the Egean sea. The
Datdaneles is strongly fortified on both
sides with guns Of large caliber. Ac-
cotdng TO the terms Of the treaty con-
cuded between the five great powers
and Turkey IN 1871, Il was agreed that
no ship of war belonging to any nation
except Turkey should pass the Darda-
ueles without the consent Of the latter
government ana an merchant ships
were required to show their papers 20
the Ottoman authorities. These proV-
sions We're ratified at London In 1871
and at Berlin in 1878, As the only
outlet for Russia's Black sea fleet is
through the Bosporus into the sea OF
Marmora and thence through the Dar-
danollos and H,gean sea to the Med
iterranean, the treaty Of 1871 has
greatly embarrassed the car since the
war with Japan began.
I'm 1891, after 70 long series OF dlplo-
matte exchanges, Russia secured the
porte's consent TO the passage OF her so
called volunteer fee" through the
jealousy guarded gateway Prompt
and emphatic protest wes made by the
powers. but the matter has never until
recently come up Tor final adjudication
II rs fact however that Russia has
never shown "a disposition TO abandon
her stouty contested right When the
Russo-Japanose hostlites are over 1t
is probable that the matter win come
up for settlement IL indeed It can be
deferred untll then. There is always
the possibility that too frequent ag-
gressions and too prompt reprisals may
cngender a state Of feeling which, as
the Bard OF Avon puts it, cannot
brook delay
TRUMAN L. ELTON.
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gods, that fact did not restrain them
from earioaturine them. The monksh
illuminators Of the early ages could not
resist the temptation to evolve an Incl
dental pencil joke. The first great
English earioaturist was Hosarth, who
made himself famous by satrizine so.
elal vice. Political csrieature in Eng
land began in the time Of Sir Horace
Walpole' In 1s4t Punch was founded.
At present there is almost no spot on
the habited globe where oarieature in
some form ls not used A modern Jour.
nal which concluded to get along with.
out II would soon discover Is mistake.
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RUSSIAN WARSHIP CAPTURING
BRITISH STEAMER,

nations. That is the history of every
WaI that has occurred nm modern times
France in the war OF 1850 refused to
regard coal as contrabaud. I'm the civil
war the United states adopted the Brit
ish view, as did Germany In 1870 Rus
STA follows France so that there is a
conflict Of opinion between her and
Great Britain on that subject
Subjects of neutrals may carry con-
trtband to either belligerent but they
must do so AT their own risk II they
are overhauled they may expect to be
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citation that will preeipitate a revolu.
ton. At the time Of the foundation Of
the great American republic the polit.
ieal cartoonist's pencil was a powerful
propaganda for the cause Of freedom
A master oarioaturist once told the
complete story Of the reign Of Louis
XIV, in three small sketches. The first
was a picture Of the French monarch
arrsyed in all the trappings Of royalty;
this was entitled Louis Rex" The
second sketch was an exact representa-.
ton Of the respondent costume with.
out a weareri that was marked "ReS."
The last was the emaeiated figure Of an
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war. His political models were Mark
Hanna and William c, Whitney I'M
der Whitney's direction he managed the
Cleveland campaign IN New York, and
at its close he delivered the electoral
vote for the Democracy. II was imme-
diately after that campaign that Whit
ney said of HIM Keep your eye on
William +, Sheehan. He win be heard
from again"
Mr., Sheehan was not at all dscour-
aged by his failure to make his friend
governor of the Empire State In 1902.
He Immediately entered upon a new
and even more vigorous Parker cru
SADIE. His first concern was to interest
the leaders In the party. He succeeded
In enlistlng the sympathy and cooper
alton Of many of the most prominent
Democrats In his own state and then
turned his attention to the country at
large, 1t was now that he launched his
successful Empire State legion
scheme He selected former residents
Of New York In more than dozen
states. Most Of them We're young men,
bright and OF pronounced business
'hlllt WIN NtiN never uftil w lplilltHs
He reasoned with them until they be-
came enthusiastic over the idea OF talk
ing hand I'm the nomination Of a cam
didate from their own state for presi-
dent, and they were the nucleus of
band of tireless workers for the adj
vancement OF Judge PACKER This leav-
en- distributed I'm every direction did not
fail TO affect the whole DOlitiCal mass
Even distant Alaska sent delegates to
ST Louis instructed for Parker. They
were doing wonders in Texas long be-
fore tho Texas delegation In congress
was IN touch with the movement, This
cleverly devised legion was so potent IN
Ohio that there We're eight personal
friends OF Sheehan In the delegation
and this was not known to the opposi-
ton, These six friends formed the de-
Gliding force when the delegation decid-
ed TO give Parker Ohio's fprty-slx votes
under the unit rule.
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Besides obtaining a working influence
| In the delegations, these personal
friends were keeping close watch of the
movements Of the managers of other
candidates, Through them Mr.. Shee-
han was kept Informed OF the strength
of the opposition I'm am parts OF the
| country This enabled him To- cunccn %
| trate his effort ON any particularly
| weak spot lie realized that his can
! didate was IN peculiar position a
! less clever man than Mr. Sheehan
, might have been confused under the
circumstances, but he proceeded with
| out delay To adapt them to his own AL -
vantage, Il Was known that Judge
Parker was willing candidate, but he
had not yet been heard from. The
country was getting impatient TO have
him speak 10 Is declared that Mr..
Sheehan was the only one of his add
yiSers who insisted upon silence. The
wisdom Of his insisteuce rs now plainly
apparent, No talking candidate could
have sarnered the strength acquired by
that golden silence The outcome at ST..
Louis demonstrated that fact.
HlIs SU''lldN was porn lU Buffalo
Nov g, 1859. As boy he sold news.
papers In the streets OF his native CITY
ana he IS not at am aversc To hearing
the fact mentioned. His father was a
poor laborcr and The family was de-.
pendent on his daily wages BILLY was
barefooted, redheaded and freckled. lie
was also the possessor of "a pair of rec
markedly blue eyes, I'm his early child
hood he acquired the sobuquet Of
Blue Eyed Billy and IL has chung To-
him with singular perslStency until the
present time. He was also q ferry hoy
at one time of his career and owned
small boat with which he used to con-
vey passengers across the narrow BUFF
falo river His mother saw 10 IL that
he was a tolerably regular attendant az
the public school and he was regarded
as bright boy, with q tendency toward
overdevelopment In fun loving propen-
sity lie made so much progress IN his
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be inferred, frequent International COM
plicdtions arise over the dehuitiou Of
what IN "a particular Instance, consti-
tutes contubund of war OF course
this has TO a certain extent been speci-
ned by treaty. 1t has been done espe-
clally by the United States, The FREE
quent changes IN methods Of W1Ifirt
render the list constantly shifting
one, Great Britain has adopted a, class
sidcation Of goods absolutely contru-
band and goods occasionally contra.
band Under the latter head are in
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studies that he was sent to ST. Joseph's
college TO be educated for the priest
hood.
But the young man had no taste for
theology, and it was not long before he
began TO manifest a decided preference
for the law He was admitted to the
bar I'm 1881, and four years later he
took his seat I'm the assembly. He was
elected seven times and speedily be-
came power in Erie county lie ac-
Wired the reputation OF being an in
tense partisan and I'm those early days
was roldy to advocate with all his force
and ability any measure that was de-
signed To- secure party supremacy. in
1891 Mr. Sheehan was made speaker OF
the assembly and the following year
he was elected lieutenant governor on
the ticket with Roswell p. Flower. He
was a member of the Democratic state
committee from 1889 TO 1898 and was
first named for the national committee
On 1891,
After the disastrous autumn election
of 1898 Mr.. Sheehln resolved 10 resign
his party leadership Don Erie county and
remove TO New York city. His term as
lieutenant governor expired the fol-
loWing year. and he announced his de-
termination to seek new field from the
aU,.sars desk u the senate. lie said
that he had given AN his strength and
substance for party ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and that ho should bee obliged 10 leave
Albany iu order TO make money enough
90 pay his debts. He went TO New York
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THE vLADIV0ST0K SQUADRON
ON A SEA RAID,

confronted from the first still remains.
Succinctly put the case Of the anronted
powers seems TO be this II the Peters
burg of the volunteer fleet Is a warship
she should not have passed the Darda-
nelles; If she Is commercial vessel
she cannot commit a belligerent act
without making herself liable to a
charge of piracy
The term contraband Of war is ap-
piled TO goods liable to seizure by
belllgerent in trade between a neutral
and the enemy I'm time of war As may
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as surgical knives, raZors, etc, He
found that It acted exactly like a razor
hone OF the finest'qualty.
For sixteen centuries the inhabitants
OF Bezlers, In south France, have held
the camel sacred for In $50 a. ID. st,
Aphtodise, mounted ON one Of these an
imals, evangelical the city In their
museum they preserve curious papler
mnohe efiigy Of a camel.
Nearly all the salt consumed in Italy
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the artist. For a oartoonst to endow
his subject with some mental or moral
enorrity which he does not possess
would be as untrue to art as Il would
be to ridicule physical deformity.
II is true enough that the average
man may be made sufficiently rdieu.
ous by the employment Of perfectly
legitimate methods. A slight exaseera.
ton Of ones virtues is often quite
enough to create an absurdity This
species Of caricature was employed by
the ecclesiastical lampoonsts Of the
middle ages.
There is no question as to the power
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EBB AND FLOW.

rnbe o,. eApects TO have the best
has had P ~ and fruit crop in general il
The ' Inns, W several years.
Russia I. p ', Geographical Society Of
ssped6i'o'n' ABOUT to send new seientIso
lhleau " 'ne Pamirs to explore the
had. no,t ,', eEperlmenter. Herr Bern
lum doci@,s5 inc structure Of alumni
'dse on ,', g, to try it for putting nm
VII 'lnc cutting instrument s s,, "h
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against the customs and habits Of indi =
VIduaIs and society, Political osrioa
ture is launched against party eorrup.
ton and bad government,
To be typical and artistic a oarioature
must exaggerate real traits so plainly
that they cannot fail to be recognized,
1t must also be conceived in a spirit Of
unmistakable good nature. II car.
toonist permits his own personal opn.
ions and prejudices to occupy too much
Of the foreground his effort is likely to
be failure in an artistic sense, Most
Of all, a oaricature must be free from
any suspicion OF malice on the part Of