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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
"Christ's Forepell 10 Ni5 Mother."
,Fn an engraving 10y paIung ~ b rkhors'

10000 To- 5000 Christians OF other -r-
tioualitieS Tie thousands of No~.euS
come, Tor Nchy Mousa. and The huns
dre.l> of Jews from au over The world
come to celebrate The Passover. Jeru-
salem is overlooking with people and
the excitement is constant auL wide
spread
While there added Ut. NIr,. ~Nir>.
Mes and were invited by g. jew to Toe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

po.Ite Mount <ebo. where Moses died.
according % the Biblical narrative.
There Is no historical basis for tho i
suggestion that the tomb OF Moses Is
covered 10y tho Mosiem shrine. FOR GU
riousiy enough the Mohammesians
themselves state that their authority
Tor the selection % this spot aS tho
tomb OF Moses rests upon the vision 81
Greek monk. who claimed That in
4 MS dream ne saw the angels bear thc
Z body ~ Moses from its hidden tomb on
E Mount Nebo fo this spot on the western
side az the Jordan. where the Moham-
mcdan mosque now stands.
The fact OF the slight historical oa-
sis for this shrine does not. however.
influence the Observance 90 the festival
Neby Mouss. which is observed with
great Soicmnity hy the Arabs. Leav-
ins Jerusalem. they march % the
/ shrine. about "a days journey. and
week is spent In the festivities con
necfed with the pilgrimage. The sight
OF the procession as 30 starts from Je-
rusalem is strange. 90 not impressive.
There is no scmhiaucc % order IN
tn. iuIi~criminatc mob that comrs
through the streets fo the strains OF al
kinds or ancient primitive Instruments
I niaycl Bon 1n Kinds Of time and tune
/ The Nonammclan piIgr.m> who have
come from distance BRING then
rockS 90 sheep. for thcy have OBJ
money. and thcv must nerforce eam'
ort>fd. the otis until they have SOLE
the,r sheep for the money go offer O
The shrine. and their tents nna docs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

The Nanetta NIL AZ Lanto. ;. c,
aed owned ~ NJ y. ID. Heath. ~as
burned Monday afternoon. the lcss
being now estimated 40 100000 tire
caught In che dynamo roam. aita =
located in TIE wheel house. and resisted
an Efforts 90 Drt it out The uil vs.
entirely quilted The Aanet.a NIL Aad
been built within the last t1rr years
and had about % COO s0-lafes. On
coarse yarns. Most az IN, ma nlnttf
vas new 4 parApet gali p-rVenteA ne
IRE from spreading 20 t~e ne~ Nl-.
hnf,strz that Nj He8th - having
ers-,ss within a short distance 81 TIE
Nfa-etta MIL The Nace9ta Nil NA=
r,ser the management ~ ~ 5asre-za
Eeath- a son CT =. p Hsath. ard en-
rloveI abOu, rs people
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
BURTON IS GUILTY
A Sensror Of the Usiied States Cos
yicted.
raE JURY MAS OFT MANY HOURS
Senior Kansas senator Charged WITH
Having Accepted Compenssssea for
ProteciIng Grain Company


- Loe-s' S.@,i'- 'osepn N1R1
Burton. senior Un.tst Stztes senator
'-c-- Ka-aaS AS convicted ~ a frrv
= -. r-.t..., &c.. r,s..-s.. 60
Mo1'as ~ nav ns Aeeepte1 con l'-i-s~
1on 90 protect the lntereEt - tas Rial
g. Grain and Securities Company. q
g. r~..t. 49,. -. 1850. 49,
NenS tA' 8lI9 1eii'rTA'el lor'F -o'.e
hours. motion TO- a new trial ~As
rarediatsly nled BY tie counsel fo- tns
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-V''- --@~ oe--e'l D--- 'N aFPFel -
SQUIRT either III person or ~ proxy from
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

the preservation OF ancient traditions
ais 10 the ceremonial> connected with
Lent and Easter. but % the actual pos
session OF the Church OF the Holy sep
ulchrc. the central Christian shrine ot
an Jerusalem IL VIII Oe remembered
that during the CruSade> the Catholic
Church gained possession OF the
church or the Holy Sepulchre. eXpeli-
ing the Greck Church. which had -
LONG held this shrine. hut after the fire
which took place I'm this church IN lSt>
the Greeks turned the tables ON the
Western Church. and since that time
th. Catholics have had few privileges
within the edince The Copuc Church
has secured the right 20 use some OF
the corners OF the building as chapel>.
~Coincident wiki the Easter festi-
val" continued nr. Mes. the MOham-
medans also celebrate "a feast called
/ Neby Mousa. the Prophet Moses. IL is
claimed that this feast was devised al
The close OF the CruSades and has beer
observed for 5Oa OF 600 years only. a.,
an Offset TO the Christian Easter. Tbs
Arabs saw that the Christian pilgrims
crowded Jerusalem at Easter and the,
feared some anti-MOslem outbreak. =
the feast Neby .NlouSa was devised. 1
is a pilgrimage and festival in homo
OF Moses. which starts in the shape o
a procession which leaves the mosque
Dome OF the Rock on the site of ia
lancient temple. and proceeds 10 Mos
lem shrine on the edge OF the Jordal
, where the body OF Moses Is suppose
20 rest. THIS - near the Dead Sea, OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

II = rumore6 that the Mexican sor-
ernnent Win eGx tke NsNican ceatrat
railroad
a $500 aOo are in E.lnira. y. =. g.
-sroxes the f.yveum and Ardi-o-iazn
TheatrsS
George z Ns-Ssey the AsS ~
400 soeror VS. sentenced In death al
Pa1aaslDhlS Tor mUr@er,
r-srais~ Ralfour stated Ia PArla&Reat
that Csrea1 Britain ~oaia Muse - 80
tsrtais Rllsia's ccoksAtzo2 ts&S 49, 49,
ce~><Shar3 % s4f,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

Toxic. BY Gable A telegram receiv-
"a from New Chwang Monday morning
says that o'clock yesterday morning
the japanese succeeded in sinking four
steamers az the mouth of Port Arthur
harhcr 4 fotilia ~ testroyers con-
vowed the merchantmen. which we're
subsequently sunk. and rescued the VOL
unteer crews Later the japanese bat
ueships bombarded the town and -
defenses.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

There. standing on -, like queen
With rosy lips and rOqussh eye,
IN pink and gold and bronze anc green,
The Sirly, curly Butterfly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

IL holy ~ HOLES.
Jerusalem. is "a
shrine. not a city.
said Dr. James Blu
chauan Nie~. The
ewes of Niosiem.
Christian ana jew
are turned upon
Jerusalem at East
.r. for There is thc
centre of the.r
most sacred assoc
Citations Iotlr Mos
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

When little Anna went to sleep
UpOn the eve OF Easter Day,
She dreamed cf Candlet eggs heap,
And risky. bTisky lambs at play
Plump Humpty Dumpty, with bow.
stood smiling on the cOunterpane,
And Ducly Daddles. wondering how,
Was at the foot just 20 explain
Three baby ducks IN noisy play,
Who never though 20 pardon beg.
Cried "QUacki Ouacki OUacki for Easte
DayW
And then tobogGaned down an egg
a rooster, and hen on nest.
. Exclaimed please put Us In the rhyme,
For are doing our level best
In working up the Eastertimel'
Five Dummies. each with eyes or pink,
And ears SO long they Tapped Like wings,
Said After all. do you not think
That we are cunning little tningsF'
Two lambs like that which Mary had.
That frOlicked as all lambs Will do,
Said We are not considered bad
And don't forget. We're little, too
Five sparrcNVs proud or their wee size
They never grow too broad or tall
Chirped We should surely win = prize.
For we are llttlest Of them all"
Two Tiny men from TltakUir,
With good strong arm and sturdy leg,
Held steady. as block OF gum,
O.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

hEdWh pS - u. A""''S
for though the Russian Church claims
10 he Greek the Greek Church proper
IS separate and distinct therefrom.
There are separate patriarchs. bishops
and priests for each OF these denomina-
lions. and the'rivalry often runs high
between them.
THE ceremonies at Easter In the
~>-o!ic churches are more like those
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
"GYpsY" q Nickname.

The word gypsy, of curious and inter-
esting origin, is illustrative of the tenac-
ity of corruption and suggestive that
the propensity of children for acquiring
bad language is racial trait The syp-
sizes on their first appearance in England
about the beginning of the sixteenth
century were mistaken for Egyptians.
and SO called by men of education, but
the common people, finding some diff
Guilty in mastering the name, rendered it
"gypsies, and so the wandering people
have ever since been called
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
cosTLIEsT INTER- IN LAND
Bishop Horstmann, of Cleveland Di-
Geese, Wears One That Is Stud
ded with Valuable Jewels.

The most costly inter in the United
States, inter which represents $10,-
600 worth of jewels and precious stones,
is worn by Bishop Horstmann, of the
Cleveland diocese of the Roman Cath
Ollie church. The bishop, by virtue OF
his Office, is custodian of the inter,
which is the property of the church. The
extreme costliness of the jeweled head
dress is equaled by its artistic excel
lence and interesting history. The gems
which adorn the crown were the gift
OF Mrs. w. J. Gordon. wife of the late
multimillionaire. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don were close personal friends of the
late Bishop Gilmour, Bishop Horstmann's
predecessor, and during Mrs. Gordon's
late illness she directed that her jewel
box be given to the bishop, and that it's
contents be used for inter. Later Mr..
Gordon added the jewels of his dead
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What They Say.

In the October issue of Dignam' s
Magazine there is an article about the
Home Health Club by Dudley l..
Wadsworth, which should be of inter-
est to all of my readers. 1t was GER
tainly very pleasing to me.
Mr.. Wadsworth Says: There are
rlany people who are always ready to
Geplore the evil that is in the world
but how few there are who take pains
to mention the thousands of united
forms for good that everywhere exist ?
Evil is nearly always solitary. it is
seldom that people combine or organ
ize for the purpose of increasing or
perpetuating evil. l speak broadly.
admitting that it is true there are or
CARNATIONS for profit in which the
Iaffic is considered by many. but NOT
all, as evil, notably the liquor traffic
Opposed to this. however, might cite
the vast number of religious. chart
table, and health organizations of tho
world, mighty men of all nations and
Of all times have labored yaliantlv ,to
overcome error with truth, and roof
out superstition and ignorance and
teach people right living, pure NOR
ais. and hygienic as well as dietic
practir.s which will create a stronger.
healthier, nobler race of men and
women
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
JUMBO HAS LITTLE WISDOM
Prevalent Stories Concerning Ele-
plants Knowledge Are Declared
to Be Baseless.

The process of elephant-catching 3.
India as well as in Siam tends to rather
undermine ones settled notions of els.
plant sagacity and to create instead thu.
feeling that a lot of sentimental tommy.
rot and misleading. ignorantly con-
ceived animal stories have been put
forth about my lord, the elephant, says
Caspar Whitney, in Outing. The literal
truth is that the elephant, for all its re-
puted intelligence, is driven into places
that no other wild animal could possibly
be induced to enter, is in its native jungle
held captive within a circle through
which it could pass without an effort and
bullied into accomplishing obedience
by force the smallest fraction of its
own numbers. Part Of this is, no doubt
due to its exceedingly suspicious nature;
the other part to its lack of originality
to which latter defect, however, its not
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
ORIGIN OF THE LOVING CUP
Handles-Due to an Awkward
Servant.

The presentation of loving cups is
more than ever the fashion, but while
these three handled vessels are COM
mon enough, their origin is not gen.
orally known. Here it is:
King Henry of Navarro, while hunt
ing, became separated from his com
panions. and, feeling thirsty, called at
a wayside inn for cup of wine The
serving maid, on handing it to him as
he sat on horseback, neglected to pre-
sent the handle. Some wine was
spilled and his majesty's white gaunt-
let's were soiled.
While riding home he bethought him
that two-handled cup would prevent
recurrence of this, so he had one
made at the royal potteries and sent
it to the inn. On his next visit he
called again for wine, when, to his
establishment, the maid (having re-
ceived instructions from her mistress
to be very careful of the kings cup)
presented it to him holding it hersel,
by each of the handles.
At once the happy idea struck tn
king of cup with three handles
which was promptly acted upon. his
majesty quantity remarking: Surely
out of three handles shall hA able
to GO. one"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30

daughter to the collection, and when he
was shown water color of the inter as
it would appear when finished, he was
so delighted that he agreed to bear the
expense of making it, The emblem is
SO thickly incrusted with the gems that
its fabric, white MORE antique is bare
ly visible. The jewels are diamonds
and seed pearls, amethysts, turquoises,
topazes and garnets. The cruciform
design is outlined with a pearl necklace
and large diamond cross is placed in
the center. The inter was first worn by
Bishop Gilmour in 1888, and is exposed
to the public view only three times dur
ing the year-at Christmas. Easter and
Pentecost.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30

able amenability to discipline is at
tributable. Apropos Of amenability San
derson records mounting and taking out
of the keddah, unaccompanied by tame
elephant, female on the sixth day after
her capture, and saw on the lower coast
OF Siam an elephant that had been cap
tured in pitfall by natives three weeks
previously rowed out on two dashed
sampans to a small coasting steamer
and successfully made to kneel that 1t
might get through the port door between
decks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
THE To11ERs.

Our legs and our arms are the toilers
That bring US our ease;
They serve as we wish to direct them,
And not SIS they please
We proudly put burdens upon them,
Not asking their leave;
Without them how could there be glorI
For US to achieve?
they are the toilers that bring US
Contentment and pride:
The thrills which come after long hoping
The workers provide;
The pleasures we taste and the pleasures
OF body and brain
They patiently labor to give US
And what is their gain?
Shall we foolishly add to their burdens,
With never thought
Or their WEAKNESS or of their aching,
ignoring their lot?
How stupid were such unfair treatment,
And where is there one
That would thus wrong the toilers whose
service
Il faithfully done?
They that arise in the mornings
To weave and to hew,
To plow and to sow apd to hammer
The long seasons through.
Are the legs and the arms that earn pleas
ure
For those that have pride;
The thrills and the wealth and the splenGor
The toiers provide.
IS. E. Kiser, in Chicago Record-Herald.
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Does He Deserve sympathyP

One may ask whether an English man
ufacturer who devotes two or three
afternoons week to golf, every evening
to bridge and frequent week ends to both
and change of air." deserves much
sympathy when he complains of Amer
lean or German competition
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
CLUB NOTES.

DR.. D. H. Reeder, La Porte, Ind
Dear Doctor: My little boy has q
swelling on each side Of his neck:'
quite hard Jumps. The parotid glands
are swollen, but mumps is not the
cause of it. The glands have been
swollen ten days and he has some
fever each day. Some days he cries
out with pain in his neck and COM
Plains of pain in his bowels at times.
His complexion is dark and sallow
when he is not feverish, that is dur
ing the last ten days. He is three
years old and has always been well.
We are quite particular about our
diet. Eat lots of vegetables fresh
from our own garden, and always
bave our sleeping rooms well ven
tiiated, but avoid drafts. The doctor
here says it is caused from poison in
lis system, and by catching cold, and
that there is nothing to be done for
it. Just let them go away when they
get ready. The lump on one side is
about the size of a butternut, the
ether somewhat smaller He feels SO
sick and miserable most of the time
that We are rather worried about it.
What treatment would you advise?
Thanking you in advance for your
kindness. remain, Mrs H r. Record
No. 4106.
The glandular swellings \are, in all
probability of scrofulous nature.
and if you follow the advice which
you say has been given and do MOTH
ing, it is quite probable that they
will ultimately GevelopSinto tubercular
swellings and be much more difficult
tc overcome than at present. The
POISON must be eliminated from the
system. The use of the vegetable
remedy CT which l hare written You
would be the proper method of in
creasing the activity of the organs OF
elimination and Strengthening the
glands themselves, besides giving an
appetite The formula has been re-
peatedly given in these columns.
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Opinion of Jap Newspaper

A Japanese newspaper, the Kyoi-
Ku-Kai, censures the schoolteachers for
talking so much about the war and
teaching their pupils chauvenism. 1t
laments the fact that of 100 900 teach
ers in the public schools, $4,000 have
been obliged to join the army, and
asks pertinently if it is not their supe-
rior education that has given the jap
anese such an advantage over the Rus
SLAMS in the present war
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
Shot Thrice Fatal

A French infantry corporal at Wen
ma, who had been punished by his cap
tain, fired at the captain with his rifle
and missed him, but the bullet passed
through the bodies of four soldiers,
killing three of them on the spot.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30
Not So BAD as II Loo,xed.

The Lady-When / gave<you that pie
yesterday l thought you said you
wouldn't come back any more.
The Hobo-We!i, to tell de trut', lady.
dat pie was not as bad as It locA Cd
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30

Diminution of glaciers within q half.
centvry has been noted in Spitzbergen.
Iceland. Central Asia. the Rockies and
Alaska
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-30

All communications for the Home
Health Club should be addressed to
DR.. David H. Reeder, La Porte, Ind.
and should contain name and address
in full. and at least four cents in post
age.