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New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NEW dIERS Y GEET;g

STATIONS Foot Liberty ST.. Y A
West I'D ~ leaves 10 minutes -.
Sepi as note1 1y Designating marxs'
EAStON. bErzI4E hEM. Al.LEv~r,
AM AALLh iii l. y lS-z4 20 h f5 L. a
toni. s.lO A. IL, 10. ~ 5oa (. 4
1-sls'oA oAlyi r. Al sun. zAs0 a 4 i
"lLkESbARRE AMI SCRANTOx
A "a. l3U. SOC j.. u S1ndavs
a. NJ. $50 T. Nj
A-ahENN OOD. LAkEEU EST. TOMS -.
AM BAitNEGAF-z 10. g4n
80, ouo- Lakewood and Lakenur,r \, Il
40 -. S4n1ays. luU a. 81 ta@a 4 II
Wood and L-aSehuFsll.
@41A-4N4LC CITY, - A. II. xlOa. 4,
LONG BRANCH. sBURY pan
- i-AS GkOE +. POINT PLEAStS-
A+vo, S3u so 80. il 80 A. n s.fs
Al 20. 80. . .. 3 3d. ana Is rt5a =
o.@p uou. tl&-uL sundays erceut -.
5rove. -. 1890 A. NJ 40l sap u
AIl.ANTtc HIGHLANDS. sE4RPfr-
1lJNM9tIH BEACH EAST M,
BdaAN y. CA-z4. ~ %. 1850. SO. iIS0 AZ
t-SC, fsD D. 50. $50 ?. 81 suudays' A.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATI.ayTr
t55O,HLANDs. ~ t--.A, SEABRIGHT. LOX5l
G54.J, 6ltAS {. ia =, A-s5C :, RI PARK. OCENl
1I's ,T,S5 ts, = m. Z y. y y @ IA * 2 POND
300 lO-3O A. NJ i23o. 800 ais FL
=. ~ sundays 925 A NJ. f2S5 arI
- NJ Pier le s. r. cedar :
1-u ll-uu 4. NJ 100 345 az III
~ sundays. 1000 A. ST.. 100. Al
READING HARRISBURG. POTTSvTr-
AND WILLIAMSP0RT - zA0O. So
To.tO 10, l0o1 ~ 10 A M Rsai'-,|
cnlyl p leo 10 200 r. N Pa.
.s Is Eo5,sy J5i lie. Harrisburg only. iseI
PHILADELPHIA
- 80 msOo. Us.00. e4.u1 uFf0a 10 sff "a
a Il, msl2oO. mloO. - 10 2 06 s4fs|
mo -. m-6.oo. sT-uU. - ~. 500. pleB
NJ. j'12 r. mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
SEQ m'l0OU m-l2uO. M. 10. mtsfM
m-iOO. - 0u j~t2f5
"Daiiy- tDa.ly except SUNDAY usuri--s
fParior cars only Via Tama1ua ar
cepr SATURDAYS mDiuing car. xsauir.ss
only zE'rCu Liberty 81 only
From Twentv-trird Sr-b520 + "
ESQ = ~ e122p r. IT.. g4gl p. W
tl150 P. H.. IS % ?. NJ. Vase p. u.
Ofcss. Liberty - West I'd 81 q As,s-
House. 2f5. 43+ 1902 135f Br1adTav. re
5th Az. 2sl 5th Av.. - J-ion square Wssf.
2les 81 Av., iaI Wes- 1-5-h - as Co
lumbus Av-. New York. Court ST. a.s-
S44 Fulton 81. 47& Nostrau1 Nv Bx1ox-
lyu. S.,u Broadway. WuHaursburz. Mes
York Transfer Co calls for and ch-rks
baggage to destination
". q. BESLER, W. g HOPE
Vice-Pres. s Gen. Mar Gen. Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
cot TSTRY.

GENTI.EMAS and wife desire hard IN
country. must 10 IN high class private
family: want room. with bath. state priee
and full particulars. Address COUNTRY.
Tribune I'pt0Nn Ofnoe. 1854 RruadWAy.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURES 81 billiard ana pool
tables, high grsde bowling alley build
sHs lowest prices. MARK BROS. a.
rnion EQuar-
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RAILROADS.
IPEMMSYL LVANlA


IL - " = - ~ - - ~ = - ~ ~ - - =
X A l. * - a ID.
STATIONS io0t OF West Twenty tnird street
.l.4 efer0I oases and C0rsltnl- streets.
a. IHs leaving t4tae mona DessFosscs ana
CcTtlauCt streets Is ave minutes later tnan
tha' g..ea DeiOw tor Twenty -thIsd street
FOR THE WEST.
s1.55 a II CHICAGO SP eClAL.
sg... a ST. PITrSBS RGH DAY EXP
- 80 q 81 THf. PE%S5ILNANIA LIN
ITED.--Chicago. Cincinnati &
'l:s5P.M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED
% 80 T. a. CHICAGO. CI%ClSSATf &
81 LOUIS EMPRESS.
$50 PM PENNSYLVASfA SPECIAL
u hours 70 chicago.
- 4.5J p ". CHICAGO LIMITED
$50 H. NJ. WESTERN EXFRE$S.
-G-2J + ~ ST. LOUIS q CINCINNATI
EMPRESS
T.s5 pm. PACIFIC EXPRESS
$50 T. ~ CLEVELAND & CINCINNATI
ELPRESS.
-9.55 PM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
~ W3shiNSI9N "a :, 3 .alS AND .15 ThE sGO NJ Is
ed'J. -s:e5. - 3. Ass. s5:5S. s.2S m
M mo 1sss 2iEs' .isss sasSay .s s co6sressons 7
Limfted'J % IS. .4.25. s4:5o. go. . -
,. M, 12:lO night -
ATLANTIC COAST LIosE--9.25 n m and
sEHB6AR0 AIR LINE-12:25 =. m. and
l2:lo a. m daily $3.50
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAA.-
s3.z5 p m daily. ,,-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLWA -.
.5;5s a. m. week days. 'l0;S0 a a. ana
- :55 o. IN. daily
FOR OLD FONT COMFORT and NOE--
FOLK; - Is a. m week days ana 800
ATLANTIC CITY -s:S5 a. m. and 2;55 ,.
m. week DAYS. sundays. 'J;55 a. m
CAPE MAN.-1.J5 .. m week days
LONG BRANCH AsBURI PARIS ocean
Grove tSOrth Asoury Park Sundays''
and Point Pleasant. 500. 1898 a. m.
12.2S t2.55 saturdays only except Ions
Branch 1.25 Saturdays Onlyl. 80 100
6.55 D m. week days. Sundays. SIS.
B.25. loss a. m. and ass p. N.
FOR PHILADE1PHIA-
s.e - 80 -, S2s s;Sa ,5'55 a. .Isss .ss
s4f:55. y SO. 2.i0. 2.S5. .3,25, 3.5af =
.t.25. 4.55 t'T455 for North Phtade.-
phia only. sj:55. -6,25, 6;55. 4;5o. SO.
s:55. S:25 (9:S5 for North Phi sdelphis
onIy) D m. I2:1O night week days. sun
days Sos. = IS. SO. '0.25 9.55. '1l0; -.
slO55 a m I2-25 '12:55. "tl.3o. . %
.3:25 $50 -4:2S ,.54Ss f2E H9Tsa .Ss Fnl7 T5
SEA SIS. 8:25 Ca:55 for North Philadsl-
phia onlyl p m. l2:lO night
1lc<et ofces. Nos. 4si. 1a54 and no Broad
way: 1S2 Fifth Avenue below 80 ST.;
262 Fifth Avenue corner 29th ST. ana
stations named above; BrooSlyn Cour.
Street. 338 Fulton street. 4ss Sostrand
Avenue. 300 Broadway and Pennsy lvanit
Annex Station. The New York Ifansier
Company viii call for and cheek bagsase
from hotels and residences through 70
TeieDhons s.54s chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service -.
" W. ATTERBCRH. = x W.,
General Manager. Pass'r Iraflo Asr-
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
RALTIMoRE q CrTo P.P.


~EN- sunday DAy
Through Daily Trains n the West.
Leave New York CITY. IA S. Li0'yN
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. y 80 pm ~ III
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. II 20 arm 120cns
PITTSBT-RG. CLEVE .. 350 pm A09 IN
s'PIT-FSRI-FG LIMITED $50 ON l0oln|
GIN. ST LOUIS Tot ISE.. II 80 um y l5 81
CTS. ST LOUIS. .LOT'ISV-. 80 an 70 20 a,
CIN- FLOWS. .LOUISV.. s so pm 60or rnl
OsFceS- Pas 434 1860 Broadway. Asy
House. IO3 Greenwich st. 2t Union squat,
". sQI Grand 81 y 7; 3f3 FULTON stu
BROOKLYN: West 2Sd 81 and Liberty =
After y. N. sleeping car rsserTafi =
and SslI information regarding trains. &c,
can be obtained AZ Bureau q lnf1rnst1l
y & o. r. R. I'D 81. Terminal 'Phon. %
C~eisea 7ff4
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
WORK WANTED.
Male.

swEDE wants work az anything: In auto
ulOUi.e shop. WIJh cnsnce 10 become "a
chauffeur preierTt a. JOHNSON. @Jo ~ ar
reH 81. t'.cohls H.
USEFUL. MAN.-Aged "a. experienced On
eitgatOr anc sWitcn-oaTdi steady position.
WILLIAM FIIChk4SSTklS. loS0 81 ave.
care baCkef..
WORK wanted by elderly man: good gar
dener: generally useful sood %0lSer'
miik. care horses. hsDW- SGtAFr'NEtt.
2lO last S,th 81
M.doIe aged: night or das.
city or country caretaher on Iris ale
estate. long experience: references. Address
JOAN. care Of Meier. s249 30 ave.
NATCHMAN. PORTER.-By German; mid
die aged: honest and thorough; best rel-
erence. handy at all kIrds OF work Al
dress HOLT. l5l East 4th st.
WAITER. class: steady position.
GEJitGE SCItARMER, 159 Dr!sss ave.
Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. "a. educated. in bJos store.
or chance TO Iearn respectaoie business
experienced in clerical work; references.
HONEST, Box Z. Tribune Once
YOUNG MAN. II. wishes place with good
chance for advancement; inside OF outside
work Address ADVANCEMENT 41O
FRANKLIN ave. Brooklyn.
1OI No MAN. 10. experienced ONCE assist
ant, can keep books; knowledge Of type
writing: wages $40 EXPERIENCE. Box
Al. Tribune Once.
YOUNG MAN. 10; in office. some knowledge
Of bookkeeping. pretty quick and accurate
ct figures RAPPAPORT. : East 114th s.
YOUNG MAN. Is. wishes to learn electrical
trade OF at anything PETER MOORE.
2246 9Th ave.
YOUNG MAN. college graduate, engaged
during day. desires employment evenings
or sunday. r. LEASE. - Fast 122d 81.
YOUNG MAN. Is. at anything: three years
experience in wool en- business: satisfactory
references KRAUSMAN, 335 broadway
YOUNG MAN would Ike TO learn carpeu-
teT's trade or IN piano factory. OSkAR
I.TNSTROM. care Mrs. Altanen. 2496 2d ave
Female.
LADY. cultivated. with superior caps-
bi4ities. desires place as chaperOn or
manager OF refined homs Address Y. T..
Yonksrs. y. Y.
CASHIER. &c.-By young girl. Is: vol
recommended: as cashier or in Office. Ad-
dress 1871 Fulton st. Brooklyn
CASHIER intelligent. refined lady. %;
experienced. Address MISS DAY. 4OS
East 69th St
PIANIST-Young girl: experienced: sight
reader; in music publishing business; also
understands general Office work, card
system filing. MISS y. NELSON. $50
Cauldweil ave. Bronx
REOPENING and reaTanging city houses:
decorating and furnishing. MRS. HOI~
DEN. 80 West 6Sth ST.
TENOGRAPHER.-YOu lady stenOgTa-
pher desires beginners position. MISS
r. ALDUINO. 1896 De kalb ave. Brooklyn
SECRETARY. COMPANION or TUTOR -
BY young woman. college graduate Ad-
dress II. Fl. Tribune Office.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR.-By neat com
petent young lady; has had nearly two
years experience. NJ. WHELAAN, ) Auburn
Place. Brook .yn-
YOUNG GIRL. graduate. refined. Christian.
now taking evening course Of stenOgraphy
and bookkeeping desires position In Office to
work up. ASSISTANT. 1929 30 ave.
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PEOPLES ILIMIE

NEW NOEk-ALHANN
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHLIGHT.
Steamers c. W MORSE. even dates sep
TENDER and ADIRONDACK. alternating.
IN. Pier No 81. y. r.. foot OF Canal "a. q
p NJ and West 129th ST. $50 2. NJ daily
(Sundays included). Direct connection with
express trains at Albany for Saratoga Lake
Ceorge Adirondacks. thousand Islands and
sharon Springs Orchestra Automobiles
carried Time table and summer BOOK Free.
Beautiful Hudson By Searchlight." lee.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLY OCTH--CHE.RBOIRG -HAMBCT CTi.
Bluecher. Sept. g. 8 An Kais \ Y sept. -
Patricia Sept s. $50 III Pretoria Sept. u
Mediterranean Service
To NAPLES AND GENOA.
t-Moltke. $50. Sept. II 4sMoltks. -...- oct =
fOceana. sept. 20 tHambuTg Nov. 10
r Adalbert sept 25 4-MOltke- -Dec- .
4Hamburg To-. oct. 4 Hamburg. Jan. 10
tCalIs Gibraltar elias grill Room and
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

For Porto Rico
Steamships OF the RED D. LINE will
sail for san Juan direct as follows.
) ; CARACAS. saturday. Sept Is noon
5. ). PHILADELPHIA. sat Sept -. noon
For freight OF passage apply to
BOULTON. BLISS K DALLETT,
General Managers. 80 Wall ST.
4 UTUNN CRUISE 20 Nova Scotia ana
~hNewfoundlant- For rates. BOWRING
GO. L state -.
LA VEI.DC'E Fast italian Line FOR
NAPLES AND GENOA. Etrta III N'qno.
sept 5. Nord America. OFT :. C1tta a.
Nap0u Oct - ,a-.n. $50 up. -ti..ins
saloon on Promenade Deck. BOLOGNESI.
HARTFIEIsD s. 60 - Wall 81
COOKS AROUND THE WORLD Parties
2Sth annual series Programmes THOS
COOK & son. 245 and 1900 Broadway. 90
Madison ave. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

OLD D0MlNIIH LINE.
DAILY SEPYICE
For Old Point CCmfvrt Norfolk Ports
mouth. Primers Point and Newport News
Va. connecting for Petersburg Richmont
VirEinia Beach. Washington. u. G., and
entire South Rnd West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. " r. foO- Beach st. every week
day at p. m
H r. WALKER
ylcr-Presidsnt and Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SHIPS
Tickets TO Texas. Colorado. Mexico New
Mexico Arizona. California. Georgia Flor
ida. Alabama. etc. DELIGHTFUL TRIPS.
THE ROUTE TO MANI fAL-M BEACH.
10 California on inquiry Our booklet
Pocket Guide free c. II. MALLORY 4
co I2O Front St. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

BOOKKEEPER - Thoroughly competent
double eLtly b0okkeepeF ana cashier. age
eTerces. $50 salsTg. Z. a. BEkTRAM. rs
ttk
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

nmnFN1T CLARFS-S NINTH ANNUAL
ATg6N u CRUISE. FEB = 'O7. 20 days
bv chsrtrred ;. : "RRABIC." ID. OJ0 tJ1k
g Tours Round the World
FRANK & CLARK. 90 Broa6--y. ~ r.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
HELP WANTED.
Male.
FemAfe

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$50 70 $50 monthly st home IN spare time
corresponding for newspapers. no canvass
ing: experience unnecessary. SeDd for par
ticgiars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Dockport,
y y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

WANTED - 'ouIpsuion 90 assist IN care of
invalid. plain sewing: light household du-
ties. give age references and salary ex-
peCfed. J.. p. Boa ~, Trtbune once.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Pun information eonc~rrinr these
roorus rnay be had. free OF charge. az
~. T-rtCEn once Of The Sew-G OTIS
rribuns. 1854 Broadway. between .sth
and 31fh els
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
pED D. LINE.

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REG CI.ARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE on SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATERDAYS-
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ffnri. insertions cents per ltnr- n.i
49, ,s.-orss s.ven times con-scutiveiy. g
Shick entities advertisers 20 have rooms
ertered IN The Tribune's Dinectors OF
Yesirsble Rooms Cor period "f fonipes1
Gs,s Write Tor circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

BOOKK EEPER.-By young man. -: per
manent position as double or single entry
h-ookkeepeT. fge yeafs experience with one
concern: good peumau, accurate ~ figures
Halarg 10 start SIS per week. with prospect
% advancement. best references BENZ A
MIN WEISBERGER. 2l6 stanton 81
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

HoOKKEEPER's AssIsTANT.-By young
man. -. in once: fair penman: good al
figures. honest au3 reliable kAPPAIOHT.
East llath -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
No. HARRIsBTRC. POTTsvILI'


~ 80. mTOo. ms00. saa0 msf0a0 sifs
a II, msl2 % m1oO. - a. 2 0G. s4as
mo -. m-6.o1. sTUu. 1850 500. pleB
y VI. iel2 d ndf -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
tknARR MANTLE.

TWO GENTLEMEN require sept. Is la4ge.
sunny r0ou and hoard. vac nifty West 80,
private family preferred. would furnish ~
advantageous. terms monthly about $50.
T.fenenors. Address AMERICANS. sUs Co
lumbue ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

situati0n. Wantrd-Mais and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding 20 words
three insertions. IS cents: seven inssr
lions. 20 cents. Exceeding "a words and
lsss than 40 words. three insertions. as
cents: seven insertions. co ceats
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NM 5MOR l0NG.

a45. 1Spo B'way. 649 Madison Ave. y. 7
Boston. Phila.. Chicago. san Francisco, etc
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

THoMPsoN. vANDERPoEL a FREEDMAN. Attorneys
for Executors
JOHN J. FRIEDMAN. counsel. Wall Street New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

SWEDE wants work a. anything: In auto
u!ODi.e shop. WIJh cnsnce To become "a
chauffeur preierrt a. JOHNSON. @Jo "a r
reT 81. a.. u0s-tsl
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron WORKING machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery boueht and ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22
'ecial Correspondence.


ONDON, Dec. 12.-After long and
patient investigation and no lit
tle.controversy, It Is now believed
by Arthur Crawley-Boevey, NJ.
A.. an expert who has devoted special
attention TO the subject for several
years, that the real site OF Calvary has
been pretty well identified. Also that
a tomb has been discovered which, as
the only one that In all respects salts
fies the requirements OF the gospel mar
ratives, is entitled to take precedence
OF all others as the probable sepuohre
In which the Savior was laid after the
Crucinxion. In these opinions he Is
supported by the Archbishop Of Canter-
bury and many other famous folk.
The new Calvary, as It is sometimes
termed TO distinguish II from the tradi-
tional Calvary. has long been used as
A Mahometan cemetery, and its ac-
qulsltion is therefore, impossible. But
after much trouble with the Turkish
authorities, the tomb, with the garden
surrounding II. was purchased for slO,-
900 the purchasers agreeing to build a
wall TO separate II from the cemetery.
II Is held by trust "to be kept sacred
as a quiet spot and preserved on the
one hand from Dissertation and on the
other hand from superstitious uses"
Among those who approved the
scheme and helped raise the money
were the present and late archbishop of
Canterbury, the bishops OF Ripon,
Cashel, Salisbury and Durham the
Marquis OF Lorne. the Marquis OF
Northampton, the Earl of Aberdeen
and many other distinguished ecclesi-
astics and laymen. Now the trust is
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about to appeal to Christians the world
over to subscribe an additional sl2 800
to provide fund for the proper main
tenance of spot which has such II
unique claim to veneration.
SECRETARY or COMMITTEE.
Arthur Crawley- Boevey is the hon.
orary secretary OF the committee which
has the matter In charge, and he Is in
trusted with the management of the
property. He has just returned from
another visit to Jerusalem and has
given me much information about the
New Calvary and the new tomb, which
must be of great interest to all Chris
tians, at this season of the year es-
pecially. whatever their views with re-
gard to the site, hallowed by centuries
of tradition, which Is commonly ac-
cepted as the scene of the great TRACE
dy and browning triumph OF the found
er Of Christianity,
This spot Is, OF course, that where
stands the Church of the Holy Sc
pulchre. For more than fifteen CEN
turtles II has been regarded as the UNI
doubted sanctuary within which are
contained the scenes of the Savlor's
death, burial and resurrection. Visitors
there are shown the STONE Of Unc-
ton" on which, II Is said Christ's body
was laid when He was anointed after
He was taken down from the cross.
Pilgrims PROSTATE themselves before II
and kiss It with all the demonstrations
OF the deepest feeling
In the center Of the rotunda Is shown
the tomb Of Christ, the shrine OF the
Church OF the Holy Sepulchre. The
scene OF the crucifixion Is placed In an
upper chamber called the Chapel OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22

Crucifxion. 1t stands upon crypt,
II II said that the earth which once
formed the foundation was removed
by the Empress Helena and conveyed
to Rome. Az everybody familiar with
the history of the holy land knows
II was early In the fourth century that
the plous Helena, mother Of Constan-
tine, by means, II Is said, of a miracul-
GUS vision which led to the unearthing
of the three crosses, located the ira
ditional Calvary and tomb.
TOMB OF CONSTANTINE.
over the tomb Constantine erected a
magnificent basilica, which was dedi-
Gated In the year A. d. 3S5. 1t was de-
stroyed by Khosroes II In A. ID, 6lf
Two years later a group Of buildings
erected by the monk Modestus. who
was afterward Patriarch OF Jerusalem,
occupied the same spot. They were de.
stroyed by the F'atimite Khalif Hakim
In the year 1910 When the Crusaders
came 10 Palestine they found a colec-
ton OF small chapels on this site, which
had been built some forty years later
These chapes were incorporated by
them IN a grand cathedral, to which
several new shrines were added. In
1908 this cathedral was partly destroyed
by fire and the roof Of the rotunda fell
In upon the sepulchre, The church as
II now stands Is the result OF the req
toration and partial reconstruction
which took place In 1910.
II the New Calvary and tomb ara ac-
cepted as authentic II follows that this
much venersted Church OF the Holy
Sepulchre Is founded on Il myth and
that the hundreds OF thousands OF pill
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that he would take II, for In all other
respects II is admirably suited for
royal seat.
But the American duchess Is persist
ent. She Is now trying to get the king
and queen OF Spain to take Kylemore
off her hands. She may succeed In
that quarter, for the young Spanish
queen is very fond OF Ireland and has
often expressed desire that she might
have residence there to which she
might beat a retreat occasionally to es-
cape the rigid etiquette of the Spanish
court.
Standing In the heart OF Connemara,
kylemore castle occupies one Of the
most beautiful and wildly picturesque
situations In Ireland. 1t is baronial
pile OF vast extent and noble and ar
tistic proportions and IN the luxury and
magnificence OF It's furnishing decora-
ton. there Is no Irish seat that APP
proaches It, The estate and castle cost
Its previous owner Sl,125, 000 Just how
much Papa Zimmerman paid for II Is
a secret, But 1t costs s10O00O a year to
run IT, even on a moderate scale, and
Pana has put his foot down hard
against making any Increase in the
duchess allowance, since his failure to
induce the duke to hustle for a living
In America, That Is why the duchess
wants to sell kylemore castle 1t is
too much OF white elephant.
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PEASANTRY CONVINCED
DEATH WAS MIRACULOUS,
Special Correspondence.


WV ARsAW. Dec, 12.--In small
wv country town not far from
w Warsaw, a death has just
occurred under dramatic and
sensational circumstances. which has
made a profound impression on the
peasantry throughout the country.
They are convinced that It was the
result OF miracle, and that a young
girl was the agent through whom d.
vine vengeance was wrought.
1t appears that the local squire, like
many of his kind, fell upon evil days
and was Obliged TO borrow sum of
money on mortgage But owing TO
agrarian riots. strikes, cattle disease,
bad crops and a host of minor misfor-
tunes, he was unable to pay even the
interest on the money for some time.
The mortgage, woman by the way,
determined to evict her debtor from
his estate, and charged bailiff to per-
form that unpleasant duty.
When the bailiff arrived at the ma
no2, he was met by the squire, who
beseeched him, with tears in his eyes,
to give few days grace, as his ten
year-old daughter was just recovering
from a bad attack of scarlet fever, and
1t would mean death II she was turned
out into the fielas In the raw Novem-
Der weather. But the bailiR refused,
saying that he was acting under his
clients orders, VIZ. had told him no,
to delay a single day, no matter what
excuses were made.
but this is not an excuse. protested
the distracted father. IF my prayers
cannot move you perhaps the sight OF
my suffering enid will,
Sill protesting that he could do MOTH
ing to postpone the eviction, the bailih
/ followed the squire into the sick-room.
| When the child saw him and learned
| why he had come. she raised her pale,
| .hin face from the pillow and looking
| at him with Wild eyes. said in trem-
f! bling voice:
You have ruined my father and
| mother, and now you're going to turn
! me out OF my home to die! God viii
most surely punish you for such wick
| edness!"
| No sooner had she uttered THESE
words than the bailf turned pale,
staggered, and fell face forward, on
the ground. When picked up he was
found to be dead.
The incident has created the great
est sensation not only In the district
but throughout the country. The peas
ants and the working men solemnly
explain II by the words, ITO cud
| OTIS a miraCle.")
II was with the greatest difficulty
that the frightened farm servants
could be persuaded TO carry the dead
bailiff out Of the room. A. first none
OF them would touch II, declaring thai
the man had died under Gods curse
They look upon the squire's child, how
ever. with peculiar veneratlon, as on'
by whom God has chosen to work l
miracle.
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DUCHESS WANTS KING TO
BUY KYLEM0RE CASTLE.


special Correspondence.
| oNDoN, Dec. 12.--The Duchess of
Manchester is still seeking pur-
l. chaser for Kylemore castle.
Through the Connaughts-the
uuke Is the kings brother-she has been
Trying TO induce his majesty TO buy It
'or royal Irish residence. In this
matter She has also sought the inhu-
ehee OF her imposing mother-in-law.
eonsuelo who is persona grata with
uoth the king and queen. The king,
however, Is not to be induced. II Is
Sell known that for some time he has
, Zen seriously contemplating the estab-
,shment or a royal residence In Ire
Ina; but kylemore Is too far from
Duplln 70 be well adapted for that pur-
use Were II within 10 or 10 miles OF
'ua irish capital there is little doubt
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Half dozen lines OF tpye may be the
link between you and something you
want.
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