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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
Priest Cured Of Drink
Ane Writes Strong Letter to an Unfortunate Friend
urainG Him to Take Treatment.
Bays Drunkenness Is Universally Admitted Nowa-
days BY the Most Eminent Specialists to be
DiseaSe--He Pays High Tribute
to the James Sanatorium AT
Memphis, Tennessee.

The following letter is written by a
Priest to an unfortunate friend.
My Dear Friend--I have no doubt
but that you will be very much sur
prised to learn that am at Sana
forum for treatment
Cause? Whiskey.
II is universally admitted nowadays
by most eminent specialists that the
drink habit from long Indulgence be.
comes a disease which is called Potu.
mania--that is, craze or madness
for drink-because the whole system
becomes tnoculated with the vir--i
or poison OF alcohol or drugs. a ~
hence the craving To get the rui
son ont OF the system and put the pa
fient in the same physical condiiioI
which he would have been in. had be
never drank liquor or used opiases
during his whole life, to give him a
sound mind in a sound body. clear
brain SO that he can see himself as
Others see him, a strong will: in O
word. to make him man amongst
men again, TO restore him his lost
selfrespect is what the nansgene t
Of the James Sanatorium agrees to DO.
and that the treatment does this is
beyond shadow OF a doubt. as amply
proven b. the testimonials Ct bun
;reds OF men in every walk of life who
have been themselves liberated from
the slavery Of the drink CT morphine
habit through this agency.
Ny dear friend. would mcst Ger
fainly advise you to do as have
done. viz Go to the James Sana
tof5um and be cured. and If there are
hnF unfortunates in your neighbcr-
hood CT among your Acquaintance
who need this treatment. I would
urxe you to use ronr influence with
Them 70 come aud be liberated from
TIE slavery Of the drink habit Should
yon give them ali ycuT worldly posses
eians II would be q mere tribe n com
psrlson 70 the good yea world do
them b. being Instrumental in send.
ins them hefe fcr treatment. and in
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

this way save them to their families
and friends. Relieve me. speak
sincerely aud without prejudice. fer
! speak from experience, and You can
assure them that they will meet with
Ia courteous and kindly greeting and
viii be treated like brothers who need
sympathy and announcement. Hon
Ing to hear from you at your earliest
opportunity. am very faithfully yours
DANIEL TWOMEY.
Memphis. Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
"Marryinn Mary.r

Marrying Mary made a decided
hit at Daily theatre. Kew York. and
this musical play with Marie Cahill as
tho star, under the management Of
Daniel Y. Arthur, will be sacn at the
Cairo opera house Friday. February
2lst. This play ran for two months
It Days theatre. Marrying Mary"
was written by Edwin Milton Royle
who wrote Molly Moonshine" for
Miss Cahill The music is by Silyio
Holm. The original New York cast
and the famous long skirted" chorus
If dancers and singers viii all be
here
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES

For Drug Addictions. Alcoholism
Tobacco and Cigarette Habits. Ner
rousness aud Insomnia viii be furn
shed at the foil wing prices:
Whisky, Wine or Beer ...-..SI2.5 81
Tobacco. Cigarettes or snuff. sos
81 forms Of Nervousness or In
s"iliiia --.....-.-....... Los
Price for Hypedcrmic or Internal
Home Treatment for Drug Addiction
win be furnished on application. with
q FREQ sample treatment Expire IS
charges prepaid. when requested.
Booklets en- Drug Addictions. Alec
ielism and Tobacco and Cigarette
Habits. containing testimonials. etc.
sent sealed under plain cover. Core
spondence confidential. Address Char
les B. James. or James saaatorinm
1873 Poplar Avenue. Dept. -, Mem
phis, Tenn.
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Opera Company.

Sr'ondidly staged. and beautifully
ccstumed, the Nixon a. Zimmerman
Opera company or Tortylive people
will appear at the Cairo opera house
on Saturday. Feb. 22nd. matinee and
night, in Willard Spencers famous
work, Miss Bob White" The little
slant Of comic opera Mr. Frank De
shon, viii he seen in his old part of
Billie Van Million" while In his sup
port VIII be found J. Ire Mcclure rs
"Ar'ie Tire Eiliion.' his original role
Prices, night %. 80, 75c. 81. and $50:
ratince %, 80 and IS cents.
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N "a lA CURES
- 0s a%s BLOOD POISON
A SAFE HOME TREATMENT

In provided
medicine entirely OF roots and herbs OF cog
purifying the medicine which able to get
trouble and particle OF the virus ana
time benefit and build the system and general health no
follow often the when strong
As under the OF
improve and when the remedy has toou
again general manifestations OF Contagious
falling spots liberated ana
throat and ulcers ETC. merely symptoms Of the ,ond
quickly
doing the necessary work Of cleansing the blood Our
Treatment book IS Of great assistance along this ne IL IS
instructions
valuable suggestions about the local
efecng We will be glad
this book free Of charge who desire It. and II
will
plying to the patient If suffering ~rh Snta-
by o S. S. s., absolutely safe remedy =
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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SLOW AND CAREFUL
Continued From First Page.l

swing to Its proper position denoting
q fair and equitable deal to ALL not
only In Texas but throughout the
United States, as tile merchant real
lies that his business is slipping
away from him, as. the land owner
appreciates the fact that values are
being discreditcd as the wage Garner
realizes that while the politicians arc
condemning all institutions of the
country, he and his family are going
without proper necessaries Of lIfel
They are already beginning to ask III
Nliat way are they ycing benefitted
hi the unjust attacks being made up
on our transportation and manufac-
turing Industries
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

obey? Whyg" asked a startled wo-
man.
Because they should marry men
who are good enough so they can obey
them Marriage is a divine institu-
ton. and a woman is taught in the
lible to reverence her husband, and
she has no right TO marry man
s. HON She would not reverence aud
obey IN thc Lord IN the Lord means
that her first duty is to God. Tho bible
also teaches that a man must honor
bis wife They can't either Of them
play either at these parts with men
aad women who dance and do all OF
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clares, It's manifestations are as in
expicable as the phenomena of wire
less telegraphy 1t is as subtle as
ether as attractive as, lodestone as
explosive as lightning, as sweet and
gentle as spring and sunshine ami
flowers, CT as furious as the storm and
as terrible as the ocean.
1T is genius, good or bad. without
the guidance Of science or philosophy.
II is winged with fancy aud magma
ton. tuned with the music of thou
sand strineed harps and innamed
with an the fires of poetry aud ora
tor. II never dreams of logic"
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MUST NOT SWEAR.

Wilmington. Del. Feb. f5.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company today
posted new set of rules in the shops
declaring that profano language shall
net be used hy the men while at
work. 1t is understood that violations
wiz be punished by at least an en-.
forced vacation. The ! 500 employees
are wondering what form Of expires
SIGN they should USE in case OF a
crushed finger or other mishap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
INSTRUCTED FOR TAFT.

Toledo. Ohio. Feb H. Noah D.
Swayne and p. G. Tadsen. we're elect
ed delegates to the Republican ma.
tional convention py the Ninth Ohio
district convention today. They are
'instrreted for TAFT Elmer G. McCleI
land vas nominated for presidential
elector- The candidacy OF James
Southland nominated for congress Al
The Republican primaries Tuesday
was endorsed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
TRIALS OF A MINOR.

Cincinnati. Feb. Margaret Ham.
iltan. l6. is at the Cincinnati hospital
IN dangerous condition because OF
appendicitis, bnt the attending ply
sicians can not perform an operation
that might save her life because a
minor can not give legal consent Ia
an operation and because her mouthcr
can not be located An operation
without legal consent would make the
surgeon liable to heavy damages in
the event of death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
TRAINS SAFE ROBBED.

Nevada. Mo, Feb. l5.-Three thou
sand dollars wero stolen from the
iron box OF the local Missouri, Kansas
and Texas passenger train en- route
from Eldorado Springs, Mo. to Naea-
la today. The conduct says h.
locked the box when the train left e.
dorado Springs and the money was
zone when the train reached Walker
Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
FREE pRua cuRr

Chas. y. James, i3S Poplar
Ave. Dept. %. Memphis. Tenn.
Please send T. my address al
charges paid, a free trial bottle
for patient using Estate here
number grains used each q
hours) grains OF Estate
kind of drug herc) 49,.
state here if used by mouth or
hypodermically .......
Name ..........
Town .. State. ...
Nearest Express Office. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

The Bulletin is the only seven day
paper In Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
On the Weddinu Journey.

Sfc-0tt0. ! don't believe that true
lose waits for tunnal!-Transatlan.
4 tic Tales.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

For sale BY Paul G. Schulz { Sons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

a " 81 b
report. Is able to be in MS once
again, after being confined to MS room
'or six or seven weeks with tever-
DR.. H. s. Falconer. of Middleton, has
been taking charge Of our DOCTORS
practice, and has been rendering the
people good service.
Mr. 4 r na,4s will move to Urbana.
ohio On m. 9atb wne,. -. mas bonRht
nronerty and expects to make his
nom. leslie is hustler and GU,
neonIs vii miss him here
~ = po.,.h 80. lao, ,,o,,v
= "oar.a - : -, t,.o,,a.n,]h
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IL 80 ~, on,.a a,on. +,r,a since we
- - h,ss,.a..,tb oana ~ o,,,.
-. .ls.I -. - $500
to"H 'AAS - 49,
ne peop'e q oui to"H "eie
tnuch shocked u tne ACTON oi ouf to" Owl.
counci Weunesuay evening, me-
mug do ca4eu ~ et'e p"tpo0 "
'iaerlns tue license questlon' un 10
me nFsl ti'le s'nce our to"n us1 Oet,
incorporated ncense was siaueu enu
mat against tue WISH u tne peOpls'
Two peItions were pres'et'eu'
estly requesting tneih Hot - etat -
cense' cue pet4tion was NOn ~
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Pople. of Nor
gantown avenue. returned Friday from
Newark, Ohio, where they had spent
the past three months, Mr.. Pople be-
ing employed there.
Mary Lucille, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Nuzum, of Mer.
chant street, who has been sick for
some time with heart trouble, was
much worse Friday evening.
Miss Elda Travis, of Raymond
street, will spend Sunday with Miss
Lillian swindler. of Shinnston.
DR.. E. B. Fast. Of Fairchance. Pa,
who was called here by the death Of
his aunt. Mrs. Ephriam Doolittle, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. George Hartley is very Ill Of
typhoid fever at the home of her moth
er. Mrs. Louden, OF State street.
Mr.. John shingleton and family
have moved from East Ferry street
to the property on satterfield street
belonging to Mr.. o. P. Morgan.
Mrs. James Musselman, of Water
street. is i'll of typhoid fever at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Amanda
Powell. of Market street.
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pIalatine Baptist Church.

IT'D. Lawler, pastor.-9:30, Bible
school, superintendent w. A. Hustead
il charge; subject. Jesus Feeds the
Fiye Thousand" 1915, sermon, "The
preeminence Of Christi" G:3O. B. Y.
=. u subject .How God Leads Mem"
7ssp. sermon, ''The Masters Jewels
special services are now being con-
Quoted. Service each evening at 1880,
An are welcome at these services.
Preaching at Calvary at 800 p. m.
sanday.
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surprise Party.

Mr.. F. H. Brummage was given a
very pleasant surprise party last even
ing in honor of his birthday anniver.
sary at his home on Market street.
About twenty guests were present and
the hours from eight until eleven were
delightfully."- spent with various amuse-
ments. A tempting course Of refresh
ments was served. The affair was ar
ranged by Mrs. Brummage and was a
complete surprise to the honor guest.
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Context.

In the Silver Medal Contest held at
the Diamond street NJ. r. Church last
evening by the local w. C. T. u, Miss
Flossie Mccullough was victorious.
Six young girls took part in the con-
test which began at 1880 o'clock. The
other contestants were each present
ed with dainty pin. Music was fur
nished by the Lyons Orchestra. Miss
McCullough's recitation was entitled
1.-THE Face Upon the Floor"
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Eirst Ward school.

Prof. ". a. Hustead. of the First
ward school, states that the past
month has ben the most successful
one In the history Of the school, The
entire month has been devoted to work
and has been very successful one
indeed. The school is in excellent
condition and the patrons appreciate
the work done by Prof. Hustead and
his able corps Of teachers to make this
d model school. The following very
interesting programme was rendered
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s 81 WARD
800 go MIs.hodls. EpIseop.


Church.
Ths Rev. q. w. Bent pastor.-Pub'
III Enrship at 1o:45 q. m. and 1880
y The pastor viii be present and
ssash 81 both these services. Sunday
acooi sion 81 $50. in charge Of
AZ Wilson: class meetings at
iii s and 8; Junior League at 2. in
Ese 81 Mrs. Gray and Miss Lay.
EpWorth League prayer meeting
III esO, led by M Lutte Brown. sub.
eet s,Perststencs in prayer" We
aiIlB s pleased TO have you worship
WtthSus. Woman's Foreign Missionary
society meets Sunday at 8 p. M. Sun
~ school board meeting on Monday
evening Prayer service on Wednes'
~ evening,
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woRTHlNeToN NOTES.

State Evangelist for the Chris.
tian church. Rev. Linkletter. will
preach in the Christian church here
Sunday, March 1st, at p. m.
We are having quite lot of sick.
ness in our town this winter. among
them was our competent physician,
DR.. G. L. Howell. who, We are glad to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

The Junior L. T. L. held an inter-
esting meeting at the Diamond street
NJ. z. Church Friday afternoon. A
pleasing programme was rendered.
The following programme will be CIV
en- Friday, March G:
Quartette : Lucy Boggs. Ruth
Barnes, Ralph Courtney and Harry
McCloy.
Recitation-Mary Cornwell.
Recitation-Marie Lloyd.
Paper-"Clgarettes, How Made and
the Effect" Russell Smallwood
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81 tte eighth % Literary letg
friday atarnoon ii q presenee q
" Son Dixie Land; Soeiety.
Recitation Mid red satterdeld.
Composition chesleyi Bogga:
piano solo-Iseota satterfeld.
Glass Prophesy John Pople.
Debate. Resolved that reading Is
more important than arithmetic.
To affirm. Clarence Garner Dove
Jones: to deny, Cecil Watkins Minnie
Satterfeld. :
General debate.
ouartette - Holy City" Ruth
Barnes. odra stealey. Mildred satter-
field and Miss Hun.
Paper-Mary Barnes and Laura
Jones.
-"star spansled Banner" So
ciety.
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$3.50, Sunday school, j. A. swiger,
superintendent: 1915. preaching, sub
ject, 'Law Of Home Life;" $50, Chris.
lion ERdeavor; 1880, preaching, sub.
iect, Religious Expertence;" praper
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880;
teaching, meeting Friday evening at
go, Rev. u Nv. Morrison, pastor.
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solo-claudia Layman.
RecItation-Alma clelland.
Breezy Walter and rs
her Layman.
Entertained Friends.

Miss Mabel sapp entertained a num-
Der Of her young friends at her home
on Diamond street last evening from
seven.thirty until ten o'clock in hoa.
or of her fourteenth birthday anniver.
sary. Various games furnished amuse.
ments for the evening and dainty re-
freshments were served. About III.
teen guests were present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

Girls a clear skin is the arnt rsquiI-
ito for personal beauty; to secure it
good digestion is the secret. Perfect
digestion comes from the use of Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes
rich, red blood and clear healthy skin.
s5c, Tea or Tablets.-south Side Phar-
macy.
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city hosnltal.

Miss Mulvaney. who returned from
nursing at the home of Luther Haw-
kIns, on Haymond street. ia now nurs-
ing at the home of w. X. shafter on
the same street.
Miss Louise Lynch. who went to
FairYiew to nurse for Dir. Jarvis, has
dismissed the first case and is now
nursing a second.
w. b. Hough was a medical patient
admitted.
Howard Star. of Gray's Flat, was
admitted for medical treatment.
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FaIrmont, Morpantown q Plttsburu p
For COfgNELLsvnLE and PITTsBURc
Leave, No. !. $500 a. M; No. 3, xI:4l
a. m; No. 81 '2:16 p. m. Arrive. No
30. si:10 p. M; no. 2. x7:40 p. M; No
4, x9:40 p. M; No. Ss. Mo;S6 p m: =,
., m. Arrive. No. 81. xS:6b a. N.
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stand for the right and YOU can hays

stand for the right and you can have
the money and Whisky.
We have learned the lesson to our
sorrow, and We assure you thar our
people will hereafter nominate tick.
ct that will stand for the right and
not set of men that have no re-
spect for themselves or their nsiE.,
bOrs.
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Monday, WEDNESDAY and Saturday.
nanart. No. 2O1, 7:O0 a m; No. 2OS. t:e
x. "a. Arrive, Nc. 200, S-1b Q. M ~
302, SEQ p. n.
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Westbounu.

For COLUMBUS ana CHICAGO. Ne. !
s2:24 q. :: No. II. 1880 p. m.
For WHEELING, No. z. 1924 g. M; Nj
M 0ocaD; No. IS. ee.os p. m.
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Mononaah Division.

MononsaI Division.
For cI,ARKSBuRG and WESTON. Leave
Tfor ClarIcSburg onIy). Arrive. No.
No. 2, x7:05 q. M; No. 4, 1S:to ,. M
x7.3s a. m. (for Clnrksburg only) Ne
8. x4:45 p. m.
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,nany. 1paay s1oept SUNDAY. l1aaaa
Rasthouna.
wAGH1NGTON.

FOR WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YoRB
No . Ss;as m M; nd no 70 To- elSssopP
CUMBERLAND ACCOM-, No. .. x7:Oo .
aaArToN AccoM.. No. a. .1O:5l !. >
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Try awest virainlaa yaat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

ONE WHO WAS THBRn.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
THREATEN CHICAGO PRIESTS
Despite Danger Of Attacks, Anti
elerics Will Be Condemned.
Chief of Police Shippy Orders Spe-
cinI Precautions TO Protect
Clergy Tomorrow.

Chicago. H., Feb. 2S.-Vigorous attacks,
in open defiance Of threats and attempted
violence Of miscreants against the Roman
Catholic clergy Of Chicago. viii be made
upon anarchism, anti-clericalisra, and So
cialism in several pulpits next Sunday,
apd thereafter viii be carried on sys-
tematically in different parts OF the city
through Catholic organizations. the pull
pit, press, and parochial schools.
This sensational prospect was revealed
when several priests announced to-day
that. in asking for prayers for the repose
Of the soul Of Father Leo Henriehs who
was murdered az the communion railing
in St Elizabeth's Church, in Denver. they
will sound a note of warning and condem-
nation against anti-cierics. anarchists.
and socialists.
In view Of the agitation Of foes Of the
church at this time some Of the Chicago
priests expect that Pope Plus Y may
come forth with an encyclical in the near
future which will reiterate the condemna-
ton and opposition of the Catholic Church
to the teachings urged by them.
Chief Of Police Shippy has ordered spe-
cial precautions TO be taken to protect
clergy OF various denominations next
Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
BOMB AIMED AT SHAH
Twelve Persons Killed by
Terrible Explosion.
MONARCH ESCAPES UNHURT
Missile Thrown from HOuSetOp
Strikes Near Automobile Preceding
Nictims-No Trace of ASsassinS.
Troops Fire in All Directions.

Teheran, Feb. ZS.-Twelve persons were
killed in another attempt TO assassinate
the Shah to-day. Several horses also met
death.
a bomb was thrown from a housetop
at the Shahs carriage. The Shah escaped
uninjured and returned to his palace on
foot.
Immediately after the bomb was thrown
the tribal cavalry escorting the Shah
broke ranks and fired in all directions.
The troops have been called out TroU-
bic is expected
The Shah was driving in "A narrow
street when the bomb was thrown. strik-
ing near a motor car preceding the Shah's
carriage, which was some distance be-
hind. Three OF the Shah's OUIriders and
several bystanders We're killed and many
persons injured by the explosion.
The chauffeur Of the motor car and
about twenty others were wounded A
number Of windows were smashed.
The sShah alighted from his carriage
and entered the nearest house, which
was shortly after surrounded by guards.
His majesty, after a while, left the house
and proceeded TO the palace, which he
reached in safety.
A search OF the house from the roof OF
which the bombs were thrown proved
fruitless. No suspicious characters were
found.
Mohammed Ali Mira. Shah Of Persia
and sixth Of the line Of the Kadjars, has
had a stormy reign OF il since his father
death. on January s. 1907. and his sue
eeSsion to the throne. a disputed success
sion and constitutional agitation among
his subjects have endangered not his
rule only but his life.
on February IA last. an attempt 20
.assassinate the Shah was reported, but
was deprecated. and later said 10 have
been without foundation.
The present Shah's grandfather. Nasr-
ed-Din. was assassinated in 1s96. and his
successor. MOuzafer-ed-Din. lived In fear
Of the same fate.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

Vienna. Feb. 2s.-Pauline Lucca, the
singer. died to-day.
London. Feb. 2s.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Chamberlain left to-day for Cannes
Venice. Feb. 2S.-Eugene Benson. a
New York artist who had been a resident Of this
city since 1855. died to-day.
Honolulu Feb 2S.-Ex- Queen Lfliuo-
kalani has marked the spot on which King Kane
hameha made his final conquests Of the islands BY
appropriate has-rsising ceremony.
Madrid, Feb. 2S.-An announcement
Is expected in the Gazette that Queen Victoria is
enciente. Or. Gutierrez. the court physician, has
gone TO Seville. where her majesty is staying.
London, Feb. 2S.-Among those presented
at the court held By the King tonight were Mrs.
Miller Graham, Of California; Mrs. Fred sherman
and Miss sherman, Of New York, and Miss Peek, Of
California
Paris. Feb. 2S.-It is practically certain
that 500 or 5000 reinforcements viii be sent 20
Casa Blanca, and that they viii be drawn from the
gaTrisons in Algeria and Tlnis Operations Will be
suspended until after Easter
Kingston. jamaica, Feb. 2S-Drs. n. L.
BSitton and Hollick. Of the New York Botanical
Gardens, are here 3 botanical expedition. They
VIII make exploration OF the island in conjunc-
tion with the director Of the local public gardens
London. Feb. 2S.-The brewery authori-
liquor licensing bin means ruin. There was an esti-
mated loss Of e000o0 900 on the day in stock Trices
alone. The loss in trade. If the bill passes IN its
present form, would be s50.0o0000. The bill. how
ever Is certain to undergo drastic changes before it
is adopted.