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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
The First Baptist Church.

Edwards and Livingston streets. The pastor, Rev. Frederick tent, will preach at 10.30 a. m, and 7:30 D. m. 1; Bible school at 12, and Christian En- deavor at 6:S0 p. m. Strangers well come
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Plymouth Church.

The pastor, Rev. pr. McLane, will preach in the morning in connection with the communion service. All the other usual services will be held save the evening preaching service which will be resumed little later.
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Church of the Messiah (F'irst Uniyer.
 ealist.)

Next Sundaw morning at I0:30 o'clock the minister Rev Theodore A. Fischer, will preach, Sunday school at 12 m. At 6:30 D. m., the devotional meeting of the Y. P. c. L., leader the pastor. All are cordially invited.
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MARITIME CONFERENCE.

London, Sept 1.-The conference to be held in this city between represent atives of the powers of Europe for the discussion of laws governing maritime warfare has been postponed from C~in- Der to December l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12

(North church on the Green) Morning worship at 10:S0, with ser. mon by the Rev. B. w. Bacon, D. D.. of Yale Divinity school.
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The Church of the Redeemer.

Morning worship at 10:30 o'clock; sacrament of the Lords supper and short address by the pastor Adult Bible class at 12 m. No evening ser vice.
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St. Paul's Church.

Holy communion. 9;3O a. m; 1o:So. morning prayer and sermon by the rec tor, the Rev. J. DeWolf Perry, D. D.; 12:l5, Sunday school 3;So, public bap- tism; 7:So, evening prayer without ser mon.
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All Saints Chanel, Trinity Parish.

Services Sunday, September 13: 8 a. m.. holy communion; 10:S0, morn ing prayer and sermon; 1880 D. m |, evening prayer and sermon, preacher, Rev William P. Downes; l2:15 m. Sunday school.
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Church of the Ascension.

Sunday school, 7:3O; 1O3o morning prayer and sermon by Rev. S. S. Ken yon; 7:3O, evening prayer.
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Forbes Chapel of the Epiphany

Morning prayer and sermon by Rev. Franklyn Knight, lo:3o; 12:15, Sunday school; 7:S0, evening prayer
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Sprlngsidc Chapel.
United Church.

Morning prayer and sermon by Rev Franklyn Knight, o'clock
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The swedish Ev. Lutheran Church

Corner State and Franklin Streets)
 Rev. pr. c. M. Esbjora, pastor, will hold grand rally service tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. Dr. A. E. Vestling of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
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The sun., 1908-10-30
MRS. HAINs MAY TESTIFY,
Al Least Distriet Atteney HAsnt De-
i,, cideti Motto Can Her.

AZ Least District Attorney Hasn't De-
H., cided Motto Cali Her.
District Attorney Ira q. Darrin Of
Queens county. discussing the Hams
case yesterday. referred to the pub
lication several days ago Of what pur-
ported to be an interview with him in
which he was made to say that under no
circumstances would he put Mrs. Hams
on the witness stand to testify against
her husband and 'brotter-in-hV. 3
! Il never made any such statement
said Mr.. Darrin. The question as to
the advisability OF using Mrs. Hams as q
witness has not been positively deter
mined. do not expect To 20 to Boston
again TO see Mrs. Hains for she has ar
ranged to come to the, city within the
and as to my course following that inter-
view 4 don't purpose to let any one
know until the dayNof the trial. -.
Speaking Of the letters given out by
counsel for the defence, In which IL "a
made 10 appear that Mrs. Hams was
addicted to smoking and drinking. MIR.
Darrin said he had talked with q number
Of women at Fort Hamilton, all OF whom
had given Mrs. Hams the best kind OF
q reputation. He, said they said she had
q sweet, loyable disposition and that
they never saw her either drink or smoke.
1t looked very much as II the defence
were, trying TO have the public try their
case instead OF the courts. Mr. Darrin
said.
Despite the contention Of the defence
that Capt. Hams Ia mentally unfit either
10 be placed on trial or TO testify In be-
half OF his brother, L. Jenkins Hains,
MIR. Darrin declared that at the opening
Of the Supreme Court at Flushing on
Monday. November 0, he would ask for
a speedy trial for both brothers. r.
The sun., 1908-10-30

enable II 10 erapplO with the great prob.
lems-ths greatest OF all really economical
problemS-to . few only Of which have
alluded Tonight.
Now what does all this meant ! waive
the pain, the sorrow, tho humanity, or rather
the inhumanlty, Of II all. There are they
who have feelings and are capable Of sorrow
and who realize the awful significance OF tho
fact that preventable, emphatically pre-
ventable. dlseasea In the aggregate kill an
average OF one person every two minutes.
But now appeal to q larger number who.
l Rrieve to say. think only In terms Of dollars
and cents. So let US translate consumption
and typhoid. malaria and pneumonia. oan-
Ger and plague. into their equivalents, into
the coin OF the realm. Rut let us begin with
few primary postulates. ...
A mans life ls his capital. What he
earns Is the interest on his capital. Then
suppose that o man works 800 days In
year at Si.25 q day and that this money
thus earned. s37s year. representa- per
cent. on his capital. which on that basis
would amount to $500. Then multiply
this by 10000 for tuberculosis and $4,000
for typhoid and 90 on through the list which
foots up at about e quarter OF million.
then add 1t all together-and you will only
have begun.
tive energy OF something like TOO 900 people
constantly Ill for q whole year from tuber-
oulosis and nearly half that number III for
sixty days each from typhoid and 80 on
through the list OF i.25 day for each one.
Then ignore the fact that the time OF many
Is worth thousands and hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars year and exclude the
n-producers-women. children and de-
pendents-by dividing the result In half.
Then. stiIl to be on the safe side. diyide the
result by two and the remaining figure II
translated into the coin Of the realm and
placed in our national TREASURY. would
not only pay for properly equipped
National Department OF Public Health but
would In addition pay the current expenses
OF the army and navy, duplicate our arma-
ment on the seas, fortify our coasts, deepen
our internal waterways and in ten years
would pay for the Panama Capal and wipe
out Our national debt. Put this In the mes
sage to the people, . r..,
Much good might be done by the States,
said DR.. Reed but State laws are generally
inadequate and their complete lack OF
uniformity renders 1t impossible for the
conditions, he declared, Is the first requi.
site for the control for any national
necessity by State legislation. And like
laws will probably not be enacted until,
under the initiative Of national Govern
rnent, the States shall send delegates to
q representative body, sort OF council OF
States, whose object shall be to formulate
standard bills for enactment. This step,
DR.. Reed declared, should be taken at
once, as considerable time must elapee
before results can be realized. Continu-
ing he said:
But what shall be done by the national
Government? am not authorized to speak
The sun., 1908-10-30
RIVER TUNNEL FIRST.
Then line VIII BE Opened 10 SD Street,
where BaggaGe May be Checked.

Wilbur C. Fisk. vioe-presdent Of the
Hudson Companies. said yesterday that
nothing definite would be done toward
the breaking Of ground ct Twenty eighth
street and Thirty third street on Sixth
avenue until the river tunnel at Cortlandt
street is completed, as the latter station
is more necessary to an adequate public
service. The work OF construction was
Icing pushed es rapidly as possible and
before many months he felt confident the
company would be able TO begin work
at Twenty eighth and Thirty-third streets.
AS to the latter station no saidy -This, 10
as far north as we expect TO go At present
We shall have there one Of OUR most
commodious stations. From it II viii
be possible for travellers To- check their
baggage to any point In the United States. ;,
The officials of the Hudson Companies
have already stetej that by the middle
Of the summer the few remaining, un-
completed sections Of The tunnel would
be fnishei and trains running, 80. that.
1t Ia moro than likely that within year
the stations ct Twenty eighth and Thirty
third streets will be opened for service.
The sun., 1908-10-30
SERv1AN APPEAL 10 RUSSIA
TO Cheek Austria'S Bulgaria and
Turkey Agree.
spseel cabIs DsspSteAss 10 THs Sun.

spsesel Cabls DsspGiehss 10 The SUN
BRLdRADK, Oct, 2O.-Ths president OF
the Servian skupshtinA sent to-day 10 the
president Of the Russian Duma tele-
gram declaring that the people Of servia
and Montenegro In the nano Of tho people
OF Bosnia and Herzegovina have resolved
to prevent tho accomplishment Of the
annexation OF the last named States BY
Austria
He expressed the hope shat oonsH-
tutional Russia will not consent to Q
repetition on this occasion Of tho old
errors Of Russian diplomacy regarding
the Servian people. but that with tho
aid and cooperation OF Russia the just
cause Of Bosnia and Herzegovina and tho
whole servian nation may triumph
"Do not leave us alone In our aniio-
tion,' concludes the despatch. "If fate
wills that o Servian fall vanquiahed
fighting for his liberty let him fall cry
ing: Long live Emperor Nicholas II.
Long live the Imperial Duma- Long
live the Russian people!"
PARIS, Oct. 2o.-The Sofia correspond
ent OF the Tempe says that Minister
Paprikotf has notified the Powers that
Bulgaria has dcrided 70 enter upon an
agreement with Turkey. the latter TO
recognise bulgarian independence and
Bulgaria IN pay a lump sum In settlement
OF the Orient Railway indemnity and the
Eastern Rumelian tribute. But the
amount OF the sum Is not to be published.
The sun., 1908-10-30
DIDN'T GET AT ALAN HAWLEY.
Father OF q Howe a Bummei Plaintiff
OF Long Ago Makes . Scene.

Father OF q Howe 4 Hummei Piaintin
OF Long Ago Makes . Scene.
The trial before Justice Erlanger and
q jury in the Supreme Court Of the suit
brought by Alan and William Hawley,
aeronauts and stock brokers, TO recover
S3i 900 from their sister, Jennie. who
married Charles Levee, q young French
halloonist. trailed along yesterday with
nothing moro eventful than the appari,
ton of tall. gray haired man who sought
a personal interview with Alan Hawley.
The old man. who f'ourished as his own
a card on which appeared the inscription
.F. Nagle.' declared that he was sthe
father OF the Howe & Hummel plaintiff
in the suit which Hawley's mother set
tied for him in his youth.
James W. Osborne. counsel for the
Hawleys, shooed the old man away.
with threats that the police would get him
IL he didn't keep still.
The trial continues to-day. -,
The sun., 1908-10-30
sPEEDIEsT BALLOON YET.
Frances New Dirigible, the Clement.
Bayard, Makes. Successful Flight.
.Spectdf Cdb,e Dispatches 10 I

!SpeetGf Cab,e Dispatches 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. Uct, 29.-France's new dir
igible balloon. the Clement Bayard. con-
stFuoted by the automobile manu-
facturers. made a successful fight this
afternoon from Sartrouville to above
tho Bourse. Paris. returning to and land
ing safely at Sartrouville., (. .--...
Henry Kapferer who formerly iteered
the Vile de Paris. was at the wheel Of
the Clement Bayard. It's speed was
greater than that attained by any dir
igible balloon hitherto.
The new airship is sixty meters in
length and 1Oh In diameter, It has a
volume Of $500 cubic meters and a sur
face OF 1900 square meters. carries $50
liters OF fuel and motor Of 10 horse
power. ....t &. ,..
LIZ MANS. France. Oct. 2s-Continuing
the education Of Count de Lambert to-
day Wilbur Wright made flights Of seven
teen and nineteen minutes with his pupil,
who manipulated the lever and made
the two voyages at the height of twenty
meters; with the same precision as Mr..
Wright. De Lambert thinks he will learn
very quickly the operation Of the aero
plane ..f
The sun., 1908-10-30
ARRESTED ON "A ave ExEAT."
Partner in Bankrupt Philadelphia Csu-
eern Subjected 10 Examination Here.

Partner in Bankrupt Philadeiphia Csn.
eern Subjected 10 Examination Here.
Benjamin Schondorf. partner in the
firm Of Schondorf, 'Flamm 4 Salkowitz,
cloak makers OF Philadelphia. now In
bankruptcy, was arrested yesterday at
81 West Fifteenth street on a writ OF
ne exeat and. taken before United States
Commissioner Alexander. where he was
subjected TO a long examination with a
view 70 discovering whether any Of the
stock Of the Philadelphis firm which
can't be found In Philadelphia had come
to the Fifteenth street place, where
Schondorf says he has been an employee
of Max Epstein a Co., manufacturers Of
girls' suits, which hrm dissolved on
Judge Holt appointed Walter 8. cce
receiver for ell books, records and goods
In Schondorf's custody In the Fifteenth
street place and all records Of Max :Ep-
stein Il Co. In the possession Of william
BsTth, &c agent Tor Schondon. The
trustee Of the bankrupt Philadelphia
concern h trying to recover the u1isstng
btock' 49, i-e nor q
The sun., 1908-10-30

MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS 4ess
MEMS FURNISHINGS. INCLUDING SHIRTS, AND MATERIALS
FOR SHIRTS TO ORDER; PAJAMAs OF SILK AND
MIXED FABRICS, ,cHEVIoT MADRAS AND FLANNEL;
MEMS BATH ROBES. HOUSE GOWNS AND SMOKING
JACKETS. NECKwEAR GLOVES HOSIERY AND UNDgRGAR-
MENTs. MOTOR COATS. CAPS, RUGS AND ROBES.
THIS DAY PRIDAYl AND SATURDAY. THE FOLLOWING IS
WILL BE MARKED AT ESPECIALLY Low PRICES ~
MEMS PAJAMAs AT $l.75 PER PAIR s5
USUALLY SOLD FOR $3.50 TO $3.50
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS AT 55c. EACH !
MEMS MEDlUM-wE1GHr BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR
USUALLY SOLD FOR $l.oo AT 75c. PER GARaEENT
MEMS BLACK Isle THREAD HAIF-HoSE,
EMBROIDERED.
30c. PER PAIR $l.65 PER HALF DOZEN PAIRS
s4tA etrrrt ssth strsst u.h st4 Anrmrf. 1. y
The sun., 1908-10-30
LIMITED TRAIN DERAILED.
Rail and Two Ties Had Been Removed
From tho Track.

KEMPToS. Wis. Dot. 2s.-The Chicago
Duluth Limited. porthbound, on sthe
here to-day. number OF passengers
and several trainmen were injured. but
none eriously.
The train was running forty miles q n
hour. The engine turned q complete
somersault and all the cars were over
turned -
one removing Il rail- a1d t=e tie, the
angle bar being tied to the end OF the
rail In the track with 9 piece OF blue cloth
A section house containing tools for track
work wss found to have been broken open
and clawbar and wrench had been stolen.
The sun., 1908-10-30
STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION
Votes Unanimousiy TO Amliate With the
Free Baptist Churches.

Free Baptist Churches. e..
BNoHAMToN, Oct. 2o.-Following a
strong sermon by the Rev. Frank NJ.
Goodchild OF the Central Baptist Church
OF New York the State Baptist convention
to-day voted unanimously to recognize and
affiliate with the Free Baptist churches
Of the State, The following officers were
elected:
President, willia,a A. Granger of Mount
Vernon; vioe-presidents, George @. Butcher
Of New York and Volney p. Kinne Of
Buffalo; recording secretary. l.. j. p.
Bishop of New York; corresponding
secretary, Charles A. McAipine Of Roch-
ester associate corresponding secretary.
H. F. Barnes of BinghRmton; treasurer.
Orrin r. Judd of New York.
The convention next year goes to
Olean. Resolutions indorsing Gov.
Hughes were also adopted.
The sun., 1908-10-30
DATE OF ABRUzzI MARRIAGE
Not Yet Fixed-Departure Of Naval
Escort Depends Upon II.
Special cau. Despoieh TO TIE sun.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE sun.
ROME, Oct. 2s.-The Messooosro. In
spired by the Minister Of Marine. will
print tomorrow the following: ~
.The date OF the departure OF a naval
division for America has not yet been
fixed owing to the fact that the date OF
the marriage OF the Duke Of the Abruzsi
has not yet been decided upon. Since the
proposed cruise is regarded as an act. Of
the Government the departure OF the
division must be decided byya Cabinet
council and sanctioned by the King -
The Vatican denies the report OF the
Pope's Intervention in connection with
Miss Elkins's conversion to Catholicism,
which depends solely upon Cardinal Glib
bons, who is not bound either to ask for
instructions or to inform Rome whom the
conversion is effected. Es
The sun., 1908-10-30
ADMIRAL YAMAMoTO DEAD.
Minister OF the Navy In War With Russia
Friend or the United States.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE Sun.
TOXIC. Oct. 2s.-Admirai Count Gombei
Yamamoto. former Minister OF the Navy
died here to-day. = -''' q ..'-''' =
Yamanoto was born in 1852 and was one
OF the first graduates Of the eJapanese Naval
Academy, which. he left in 1877. His SER
vice afioat ended nearly thirty years ago.
when he became suocessively secretary to
bureau. Vioe-Minister Of the Navy In ises,
and finally Minister Of the Navy In 1893.
continuing 10 hold that post through the
Russo-Japanese war. he was made full
Admiral In 1906 He was q popular
fayorite. and was talked OF at one time as
the probable successor OF Prime Minister
Saionji .i.t So 49,.
Last year. with q party OF Japanese
officers. he made o tour OF the European
navy yards and In June. arrived In the
United States upon q similar errand. He
was strongly pro- American aud Ia advis-
ing his. fellow oountryfnen always urged
friendly relations with the United States
The sun., 1908-10-30
ANOTHER DRILL SCoW RUN INTO
They Are Drilling the River bottom fer
the Aqueduct From Ashokan Dam.


NKwBURoH, Oct, 2e.-Another Of the
scows engaged on Cornwall in drilling tho
bottom Of the river for the aqueduct
from the Ashokan dam was run into last
night by one Of the Cornell Steamboat
Company's .tows. There are three Of
these drill scows stretched across the river,
and they have been there about two years.
Some time ago one Of, the steamers Of
the Central Hudson Steamboat Company
ran into one Of them and did damage that
has resulted In lawsuit.
The breaking Oh Of q pipe Is a serious
matter. rs 1t neoessitates the doing OF all
the two years work over again. In the
FIRST accident mentioned the pipe. was
broken. but just what damage was done
last night is not yet known. II 10 re-
ported that two drills were lost with the
pipe In which they are operated, II this
is 90. and the holes already drilled are
lost, II means Q loss to the city Of New
York Of many thousands Of dollars unless
they can recover from the steamboat
~ , r. .,'.-s q.
The sun., 1908-10-30
Y0NKERs STUDENTS SUSPENDED
For Striking for . One Session Dpy
Strikers wear Red Badges.

YoNKERs. Oct. 2s.-Seversl students
have been suspended for an indefinite
period and the same punishment may be
inflicted on others as the result Of the strike
Of the boys and girls for the one session
plan at The Yonkers High School. All
the one sessionists are wearing red
badges.
j. T. Heinrigues, father Of one Of the
expelled pupils, has sent letter to Prest-
dent Easton Of the Board Of Education
severely criticising Supt. Gorton for using
such extreme measures against the pupils.
The board is against the one session plan
because It declares the pupils will mal3
bad use Of their additional leisure
The sun., 1908-10-30
Bequssts 10 ptiessts and CHARITIES.

Tue will Of Mary ]. Kelly. who kept
unemployment agency at 81 West Twenty
hrst street. makes bequests. to number
Of ciergymen and Roman Catholic In
stitutions as ,foiiows:. - t-.
To the Dominican Convent OF Our Lady
Of the Rosary, "a 900; 20 the Home for the
Aged. maintained by the Little Sisters Of
the Poor. 1900; the Sisters OF o.. Francis
Hospital ESQ; the. Misericordla Hospital.
tsod: the Catholic Missionary Union. $500:
the Society forths Preparation Of the Faith
$500; the Rev. Thomas Lynch of 81, Elizs-
beth'ss Rectory, ~. S1os .the Rev. John A.
Gleason Of the Church Of 81. Michael. $500. !.
Z The business II 70 be sold and the pro-
oesis divided among = hrsnee= q am
ployeep.s y. .slss ~ 20 ~ z - :
The sun., 1908-10-30
BRITISH FREIGHTER LOST.
Wreekage Frem the Steamship Yarmouth
Found IN the North Sea.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TEE Sun.
LONDON, Oct 2s.-The Great Eastern
Railway Company's steamship Yarmouth.
which was due at Harwich from the Hook
Of Holland on Tuesday, has disappeared
A ship sant out to look for her found
wreckage. apparently from the Yarmouth,
in the North Sea. and the cruiser Blake
picked up moro wreokage and also the body
OF dead sailor. The inference Is that the
has gone to the bottom.
The Yarmouth carried crew. Of twenty
one and q cargo Of meat, and also some
furniture belonging to Sir Henry Howard.
the retiring British Minister at The Hague.
The sun., 1908-10-30
ARREST COCAINE PEDLER.
Philadelphia Police VIII Investigate Drug
Habit Among 6choolboys-

Hhbit AmOnB bchOoIboyt-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2e.-Aroused by
revelations regarding the use OF cocaine
by the boy pupils Of the Daniel Webster
School, sold to them by pedlen from
the Tenderloin. Assistant Superintendent
of Police Timothy o'Leary to-day issued
orders that special po lioemen should
make q canvass OF all schools to deter
mine how prevalent the habit may have
become.
The first fruit sof the crusade was the
arrest Of Morris Stein OF 2l5 No rth Tenth
street. Mothers Of many boys who had
become victims were present at the Mag
istrate's Court and threatened him with
violence. He was held in o. 900 Bail
and seemed TO be glad to get to Jail. :
The sun., 1908-10-30
IMMIGRATION LEAGUE LIST
OF Congressmcn Who Opposed the Gard
neF.Dilltnsham BIu.

The National Liberal immigration
League, Of which Andrew Carn gle, Presi-
dent Charles W. Eliot OF Harvard Uni
versity, President Woodrow Wilson Of
Princeton University. Gen Benjamin
+. Tracy and many other prominent
men are members. issued the following
statement yesterday: -
To the Friends OF ImmiordioR:
We think it proper and timely to make
known to the public the names Of the few
Representatives who in June. 1898. fought
the Gardner-DillinRham immigration bill,
which had passed the Senate unanimously.
Had 1t not been for their strenuous efforts
and for the manifestation Of intelligent
public sentiment. which has always been
for liberal immigration policy. the Gard
ner-Dillingham bill would have become
law. thus cutting OF much OF the desirable
immigration. Below are the names OF
these Representatives, who deserve our
The sun., 1908-10-30
Inekenbach kept Her Pa.senEer,.

The Red d liner Philadelphia, reported
10 have taken OIL the passengers Of the
Insular Line steamship s, v. Luokenbaoh.
which had q fire In her cargo OF Cape
less message misinterpreted. The PhllA-
delphia reported through the United
Wireless Company on Wednesday night
that the Luckenbaoh passengers were
still aboard the Luckenbach and that
she was approaching Porto Rlco under
her own steam.
The sun., 1908-10-30
me "Flas station Goes In. Londsn.

SpfctaI CabIs DfspQfeh 70 TIE hUN.
hoNDoN. Oct. 2s.--The Flag Station
was presented at the Aldwych Theatre
tonight. with Miss Fannie Ward as Diek's
wife and J. W. Dean as Dick. The audi
=acs rscoiyed the play with loud applause.
The critics on the whole received IL
fayorably. '.,
The sun., 1908-10-30
NEW FINDS AT POMPEII.
Two sepulchrd Monuments Discovered
Ono Erected 20 o Woman.

Special Cabls Dsspdteh 10 THR Sun.
ROME, Oct 2s.-The excavations at
Pompeii have led to the discovery Of two
sepulchral monuments. the first belonging
to the Edile vestorius Priscus. which 10
decorated with frescoes. and the second
TO a woman named scptima. The latter
has a marble inscribed tablet intact and
semi-circular seat raised around a
column surmounted by q sun dial. which
is identified as an exact reproduction Of the
mosaic picture (so-oalled) Of philosophers
lately discovered at the same spot.