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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Oh their
Second Honeymoon.

spezia, ally, April 7.-Co!ouel and
Mfs. Theodore Roosevelt began their
"srcoad honeymoon" here today. They
arrived from Rome ibis mnrniog IN a
special car aud after brief rest they
s,aried 10 drive by easy stages 10 Genos'
10 The spring of 1887, shortly fiter
their nprrisge In Loudcu, they made tae
came trip by carriage snd will retrsce
the rott! Of nearly q1ar;er OF century
ago ss closely SO possible.
Alter arriving at G,Dos, The Tip 10
PJrto Msu izic, where three days will De
spent a. the villa of Mrs RooseVe!ts ale.
ter, Miss Osrew, will be made BY train.
Alter the stay at Pcrio Msurizo toe
Roosavelis will return TO Gsnos fer
briei stsy before proceeding 10 V.eana'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
SOUTHERN 10 ARBlTRATF.

A deadlock having been re ached in the
negotiations between tne Southern rail-
way and its telegraphers relative TO new
agreement regulating employment for
another year, their differences Will
he submitted to Chairman Knapp.
of the Interstate Commerce Commission
and DR.. CHARLES P Neill, Commissioners
of Labor, as mediators under the Ed
man act. When it became evident that
adi,st the matters in dispute, the COM
pauy requested Federal Intervention, the
Order of Railway Tslegraphers signify
ing its willingness 10 leave that matter
10 Messrs Knapp and Neill.
II is said at the Offices Of the Southern
Railway that the labor agreeuae hts OF
their other employees either had been
adjusted or were en- the way to satisfac
tory settlement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
THE METHODISTS.

AT the Maryland Conference o. the
Methods, Protestant Church, which Is
holding it's annual session 10 Broadway
Church, Baltimore, BY g unanimous vote
Rev. DR.. J. M. Sheridan was yesterday
reelected president Of The conference ior
ne ensuing year and Rev. ". 8. Phil.
lips was again chosen secretary.
The conference sermon Bas preached
yesterday morning BY Rev. DR.. Hugh
l.. Eiderdica, president of the Westmic-
ster Theological Seminary.
The presideut submitted bis yearly re.
port 10 the conference. 1t showed a
substantial advance along all lines Of
Christian activity.
Five new churches we're built during
the year. The total amount expended
for churches and parEo5ages during the
past year vas reportsd to have baen
S95,S57.
Tnere has been substantial increase
in salaries paid the ministers. The presi-
dent reported that tu'iug the gear there
had been 2, l44 conversions within the
bounds OF the conference, and that 2, 800
had united With the churches. He slso
called st eution to the evangelical cam
paign which is contempt d fer the an.
u;Dg year. through which 1t ia hoped tc
secure 25, 900 conventions.
Rev. Dr.. F. T. Tagg Introduced s
resolution which VAS passed, authorizing
the president and secretary to send a
petition to Governoy Crt thers asking
him No! 10 s;ga the Washing on courtJ
local option repeal bill,
The announcement was made at the morn
ing session Of conference that "the conflict be-
tween Romanism mi Protretanism is a.
10, dy here and we should arm ourselves for
the conflict"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 7, 1sle.

THAT the beef ust Raicb, WoiEiDg
b,b;sd tariff wall in this country has
maraged t, uoaopclizs the American
nsrset, has been hsl;ed In It's enoIt
TO coa,rol the Lontoo market, msiniy
b7 competition made possible oy Inc
lack of tariff restrictions, was the siats-
m cot msde lev days sgo BY }. MsrslD'
M,!lsr. former United States consuI
in Ftsscc and Gsrnaoy aud ex-consul
general to New Zealand, when ne
reached New York. Mr.. Miller has
ran ned from q several months toar
of Eaplsud, Ffance, Germspy aud ttasr
Continental countries. Net only did the
sms.icsn combine fall to monopolze
che L,Ddou ng.k,t on aCct it OF the
cou . s!itiop, Int selling American oest
from 20 20 25 per cert less than In the
Uo;ted S,stes. While in London MI
NIL, got into clcse touch with tas
mast situ,tiou. Admission was mace
h, American beef ilu't managers 'ht'
=, account of the conptt'tioD, dns 10
t.,o trsda. they are forced 10 aell betf
3. such 9 low figure tass profits are
slim. Large impers OF beef sre 10.
c.;Ved irop Argentina, New ZEALAND
and Australia, "Dae to tais aitusao''
tina American combine tried ul;-to~dtts
American methods 10 London" said
NJ. Miller, tu; in this they were
invaded BIZ the L0udou officials
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
CHARITIES CONFERENCE
ELECTS.

At LAT nights session, in Ohatlt tttr-
sille, OF the Virginia conference q
charities and correction officers were
lsc!ed for the ensuing Yesr as follows:
President, Dr.. Roy X Flanagan, Char
!otesyile' vice er:siden's, A. B. Will
JAMS, Roanoke COLLEGE; George r.
Davis, Fl urico county; W. Fl Lands,
StauntoD; W. E. Add SD, Lyuchtu'e
Rev. A. B Sa"rp', Richmond; Mrs.
George S. Sasckeliord, Orange, aud Mra.
J F. RisoD, Danvllle; secretary, W. R.
Walker, Richmond, aud treasurer, Mrs
ID .igills O. Branch, f. chm ond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
PASTOR RESIGNS.

Rev. Allen O. Siu'er, pastor OF tie
Western Heights Baptist Church, ct A.
lants, Ga, has resigned Decsuse week
ago tEo deacors OF bis church advertised
that they wcn'd put on a prizabgat 10
the pit OF the church before services;
When The time came they coDiesSeo
;he7 had made The announcement merely
to draw crowd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
New York Stock Market.

New York. April Many stocks were
under pressure at the opening and In the
early trading aud the msjorltJ or ISSUES IN
which there we're active dealings snowed
losses rsneine from fra.tious to point in the
1rst few minutes.
After the first fifteen minutes the marked
developed s:eadier tone. the one point de-
cline failing to bring in any outslfe supply
and on moderate demand prices moved Up
slightly ragaiuiug part Of the initial Losses,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

President TAFT hss withdrawn DIS
,t,n,;ss to VII lodisrapolis on bis next
ws.,ern ,rip early in May. The action
it is believed, is daa to the platform
sdopted Yassday BY tao ludiaDa fepuO-
1;can convention demanding reViaion
nj the Aldtich tariff Law snd indorsipe
S,,ator Bs7eyiJge in opposing that law
the president rfgsrds both the platform
and the Bsvsridge apeech ss hostile .
,hs administration aad therefore will net
atom ia Iud;Ars. Lite last night t"'s
a,nourcee tina. lumber of senators
had approached the president and urged
him to change hs mind. It's announced
for The p,esi6ers that he feels 1t neces'
sury 10 refrain from any political discus'
sion In Indiana, because Whatever ne
.a;gh. hsvs 10 say would be 10 oppos'-
lion 10 tbs platform and the ctu;se o.
Senator B,gct;dge, aud he does no. want
20 Be placed ia the poaIlion OF seeming
10 oppose senator who is c csnoios'e
1r re.slect;on. I1asmnch as Eve Other
states, sod possibly more, are to tske
actioa respecting Inc Aldlich tariff sim'
S,sr to tilsl ken il Indiana, It 10 pos
a;b!s ttat republican PRECEDENT will &c
virtually bsirad from discussing politics
IN six Republican 'tI'es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
The DlggeS Bill.

Baltimore, Nd, April "A lively frac.
tiora scrimmege .is predicted in Maryland
demec a.y today o ;er the ultimate outcome
of the success or failure of the Digges negro
Acknowledgement bill, which passed both
houses Of the Lee .lhture and is now in the
,nd5 OF Governor Crothers for his approval
o. veto.
A large delegation from Baltimore visited
il.e ancisnt capital al Annapolis today to lay
their protest against the measure, the chief
executive, who it is stated, promised to with
hold his office uotil the oppon ents Of the bill
could be given hesring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
AccIJentto q Steamship.

Yomon ma, April7.--The big great North .
ern Steamship Com pany's steamer Minnesota.
which sailed f:om Seattle on March q, put
into port today wilh's great hole in her hull
and with her rudfer torn away. It is under
..ood that she WAS in collision with dere-
let, but so ar her commander has made no
explanation She will proceei to Hong
Kong for repairs. The sister ship 10 the Min
nesota. the Dakota: was lost on the japanese
coast more than year ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Every family especially those Hho re.
side In the cuuutry should be provided
st all times with bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Linimert. There is no telling
when it msy be wanted in case OF 90 &C.
cdent or emergency, II ia most e1-
cellent in all cases oil rheumatism, sprsiDs,
aud blu'se Sid by W. F. Creighton
& Go. and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Collapse of q Roof.

saytrook Junction, Com, ,April7.-Eleven
persons were Injured this morning, three
fatally, when the roof oF the big new car
barns Of the Shore Line Trolley Company
the n en- under the debris. j. Kahare, who
WAS experimenting the work of constructing
the barn, and two Italians vii probably die.
The other injured were Italians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
DIED.

On Wednesday,, April s. 1910, at p. N i. st
the residence Of bis daughter, Annie F. Nara
more, 2o34 First street northwest. Washing.
TON. D. G., GEORGE ". FRANCIS, in the
9ith year Of his age. Funera! from residence
Friday at II q. m. Friends invited. Inter.
ment private at Alexandria, from Wheatley g
chapel at LIS p. N,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

honor. This is "weighty" objection.
Presidet Andrew Johnson, who re:is'd
from Office sbtut eighteen mortis before
General Lee died, issued general am.
nest5 proclamation to all members Of The
O )nfederate armv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Street Railway 10 be Sold.

New York, April The Metropoli-
tan st.eet Railway, system nov in the
hands OF receivers, is to be sold at Rne.
lion to tho highes! bidder, in twenty
days.
The fnsl order OF the United st,tea
Circuit Curt of Appesll wss fled today.
1! provides that unless $l9, $50, 270 50.
priao;r Il and interest due on bonds held
By the Guuapt,e Trust Company, Ia
paid within twenty days the sale
to take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Diarrhoea Sd; u d besu'sd without loss
OF time and by medicine which like
Caam berlsin's Oolic, Cholera and Dlsr-
rhoes Remedy not only cures promptly
IL prot u 'es no unpleasant after effects.
Il neye. fails and is pleasant and sale 10
take. Sold by ". F. Creighton d %.
and Richard G bsor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

There was an explosion of dynamite
on a lighter in The harbor OF Ioklo,
today which killed three persons ana
started fire that caused loss OF more
than S75o, 900 to warehouses on thewater
front. Many houses we're wrecked by
the conclusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Heavy snow fell Throughout Chen
asgo county, N. Y, today. The ther-
momeier dropped Thrift five degrees 10 q
few hours sud It Ia fesrsd the suddta
cold snap will gfo:tly damage the f'u':
trees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
EreucFmeu Fight q Duel.

Al2iers, April IN. Htuoe aud NJ.
Robert, two candidates fer the t'rsnt b
Chamber of Deputies, fought Plstt
duel here today, Robert being KILLED.
The Gusl grew Tut OF q newsp1peI co.,
troversy between them in which escn
bitterly asssiled the ether.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Fifty years'experience of an Old Nurse

Flffy Years 'eXpCT 1tnCC Uf OH y 1u y "
Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup IS the
prescri ption of oae of the best female physlc..
ians and nurses in the Uaitei States, and
has been used for fifty years with neTer.tali-
ing success By millions of mothers .or their
children. 1t relieves the child ron pain
cures diarrlaa, gripping in the bowels, Z, an !,
wind collie. By giving heath TO tue ch,ta , II
rests the mother. Twenty-Five cents Dosue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

The Massachusetts, Numbers OF Inc
grand srny of The republic assembled
at Boston yesterday entered protest
sgains. the placing in the Cspi'ol at
Washington OF ttstu, OF General
Rohsr. E. Lee, and ittitiored Congress
for its removal. The grand camp DE-
clsred thss, az Robert l.. Lee never &C
cep.ed tie terias OF amnesty offered by
G.uersl Grant, be died not a CT zen OF
the Uai.ed s:ttss, aud that his statue,
.shere!ore, had no right 10 the ball Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
ParIor Car, Hsrris onburg Branch.

Southern Railway takes pleasure IN On.
nouncing, effective Friday. April l5'h, the
Inauguration Of Pullman buffet pa'ior car Ee-
tween Washington aud Har:isonburg On Its
trains 213 and 2l4. o-
General Agent Southern Railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

It'll estimated that about four THU
sand workmen are idle In Kew EGG.
land on account Of str.k:s in various
nlscfa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Thirty-1ine Illinois towrs that had
been "drY" communities yesttr 'sy voted
70 60 "wet'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

New York city will .pend $50, Coo,-
900 for new spbEsYs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

TaE II usion Post, believing In t1e
efficacy CT prayer even in matters polit:-
cs, has eigeI us,ersuce to tbs following
supp!icatioD:
OL,rd, now ,inst everything Is COM
10 IN. way, purge eesry democratic
oul OF bot air sud vsingicry ADD insert
,.,,e inst.sment, of common sense ID
.srerr deucc,s tic ctauium, acd oa rsmem'
Der, Lord. orr proaeness ID make ico's
Of cnrsslees jnt when we have Inc
.vorld hy t7e tail aud downhiil pull,
and SEQ that we don't g't in bad this
s.mc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

The election Of socialist mayor Ii
M;issukce by a p'u,ality almost nnprs-
cefen,ed in that city is the subject Of
muct ccmmen. among members OF Con-
s.sss, especially those from Wisconsin
Oae f,orn sha! stMe is quoted ss saying
shst the election Of the socialist mayer
mish; meau Inc election of two SOCIALIST
c,ugressmeu from WecoEEin this tall.
Another is represented az saying that tie
"a nit inaicstss that there Is deep teslin g
O unrest osss present political copdi-
tioas. L. is generally admitted by lead
iag Wisconsin politicians that the social
ists sra gsiniog strength rapidly, no!
osly in Milwaukee, In elsewhere 10 the
sta.e. Tho SUCCESS OF The socialists in
Milgaakee is omiuln', suS there Is II
presznt no gay of telling how much
ss;.rg.n ibis conmotiou on the political
So, may gaihsr 10 the near :usure. y n
yey,s t, socinl!sm ta'e fCr 5ears oetn
Engaged in q propsgsnds OF their ooe'
sfines .hriughnnt The world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

MAYOR GAYNoR Of New York, who
ha, adopted one Of the principles OF
y ,,,tica. encouony ensestsined BY the
Ia q pfssi5ett Grant, made 1t p'slu yes
t,rdsy ,,9ai he does utt favor exemp''ns
uvch property from t'xes. i 90
Mt see," the ms?or said; ""hy sae
churches shouldn't psy taxes as we'll as
ot,crs. There should be % discrlmina
/ IN. is the general policy OF the
state u exenp. religious Institutions
iron, general taxation, hi: they certain
ly should. il ms opinion. be required
( pay local assessment"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13
TALKS ON CITY HOUSEKEEPING
Prof. c. A. EIIwood Lectures in Kan.
sas City on Municipal Problems.

sas City on Municipal Problems. :.
Unless better methods of municipal
housekeeping are brought into use
the race certainly will deteriorate, -
said Professor c. A. Ellwood in a lee
ture on The Problem of the City" in
the public library of Kansas City last
Saturday afternoon. He declared that
insanity was twice as evident in the
city as in the country and the suicide
rate three times as high.
Professor Ellwood said it was use
less tc cry back to the soil" when the
very allurements to agricultural pur-
1uits in labor saving devices and the
like were forcing more and more
people from the farm. He prophesied
that two-thirds OF our pol.ilation
would soon be living i'll tue cities.
Pubic control of individual conduct,
public ownership of public utilities
and better control Of individual cou-
duct he said were the solutions of the
problem Of the city. This Re declared
was not socialism but simply improved
methods of municipal housekeeping.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13
PRAISE FOR kIRksY.LUNN.
Contralto Who Will Be Heard Here
Well Received In London.

Contralto VINO VIII Be Heard Here
Well Received In London.
Madame Kirkby-Lunn, the contralto
who will be heard at the University
January IS in the first concert OF Z
|series to be given under the direction
of the Phi MI Alpha fraternity. re
turned to America this month from
London where she has been doing
operate work. The Western Musical
Herald says of her:
THE London critics have been en-
thusiastic in their praise of Madame
Kirkby-Lunn's operate work this sum,
mer. Without exception they declare
that the contralto has never been in
better voice. Her performance in
Goetter.Daemmerung and in Die
Walkure was especially praised. TAX
ing rank with her Dellah which made
such a favorable impression year
ago. Regarding her work in Samson,
the Morning Post said, 1T is impossi-
BILE to imagine anyone in her place in
this part. Her Delilah is an effort of
The highest artistic value, and loses
none if it's value or weight with rep
etitior'."
In the ter-Daemmerung," said
the London Star. 1.-The greatest height
was reached in her scene of Waltraute
which Madame Kirkby-Lunn sang as
it has seldom been sung before. 1t
was certainly the finest quarter OF an
hour Of the whole Cycle-and finer
'inging has not been heard in .Covent
Garden in long time"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13
The Missing Word Contest.

Many answerspave been received in
the Missing Word Contest" as ap-
pears in the Missourian every Tues
day. Thursday and Sunday. Unusual
interest is developing. Only one
found all the missing words in Sun
days issue-Lucille Quinn. The adj
Fcrtlsements appear again today.
Look them up.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13

unless it is because of the high cost
of living. l notice that well-to-do
ranchman advertised for wife. and
soon got 1900 answers. A plan such
as that might increase the marriage
rate in Columbia. although think
the recorder, Mr.. Robinson. should
set the example"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13

two men of the same side may be
playing the ball against one opponent
poviding that one of the two men is
only touching the ball and not his
opponent Bodily contact is necessary
ON the part of all three men to make
q three men" foul.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13
COSTS TOO MUCH TO WE'D.
Total Number of Marriages in Boone
This Year Is Small.

Marriages are decreasing in Boone
county. December is ordinarily the
banner month for marriage licenses
but thus far the number is below the
standard. The total for the year will
fall about seventy-tive below last year
from present indications. Christmas
is good season for marriages. how.
ever. and most of the December wed.
dings come in the latter part of the
month.
Il can't explain the slump in mar.
riage licenses" said the assistant
recorder. A. w. Paisley. this morning,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS PRACTICE.
Twenty Appear for Basketball Under
Coach j. L. Coicnius.

AT the first basketball practice for
the girls Of the Columbia High School
yesterday there were more than TWEEN
~ candidates for the team in suits.
The practice was held in the new
gymnasium. and consisted OF three
practice games. J. l.. Colonius, who
has charge OF the gymnasium work. is
coaching the girls.
This practice will be held daily at
1880 in the morning. If good team
is developed. an effort will be made
TO schedule a game with Hardin Col
lege at Mexico.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13

All kinds of Christmas decorations
at Smiths Grocery. az
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-13

All kinds OF Christmas decorations
at Smiths Grocery. So
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-03-10
The re off for the trial heatl

The test of the brick under consid-
Grafton for use in the Ashland avenue
paving made by the city engineer Is
office should 60 a long way in streng-
thening the determination of the prop
erty owners on that street to have, the
Barr brick used on their work. The
brick selected by the Ashland avenue
property owners stood the best of any
of the brick being considered for the
work and the difference in price-only
$115 on a $4,000 contracts too small
to be taken into consideration for the
difference in the quality of the brick
will more than make that up to the
property owners. 1t goes without say
ing that the property owners on any
street should have something to say in
regard to the manner in which the
work they are to pay for is to be done
and the kind and quality of the ma
terial that is to be used and the council
should defer to the wishes of the ma
jority The city is having enough
difficulty in collecting the assessments
for other paving work without start
ing any more trouble by arbitrarily
overriding the wishes of the Ashland
avenue property owners.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-03-10

through the luxurious quarters of that
Office and also permitted to see the i'm
mense and magnificent silver service
presented to the Washington by the
state in whose honor it was named.
A cordial invitation to lunch from Exc
cutive Officer Lee was accepted as an
especial honor, and highly appreciated.
The repast was all that could be de-
sired. It clearly indicated that the
officers of Uncle Sans navy were good
livers, although they are unfairly
obliged to pay the expenses of their
table from their private funds. Hav-
ing seen a war-ship and noted its
strength, its perfectly working ma
chinery, the ease with which those
enormous 10-inch guns are handled,
sighted and fred, the whole ship s
paraphernalia of war and peace, am
not now surprised at the cost of such
a vessel. The wonder is that they do
not cost much more Ensign Norris
Informed me that his men could load
and fire his two 10-inch guns four
times in a trife less than two minutes.
The total expense for firing one of
these guns once, when in action, is
not far from $780, It was an especial
pleasure to meet all the commissioned
officers of the Washington, save my
absent friend Commander Theleen, at
lunch. Lietenant Commander J. G..
Field, chief surgeon, and First Assis-
tant Surgeon Dorsey are men whose
courtesies shall long and pleasantly
remember. All the officers spoke very
highly of Commander Theleen.
On Tuesday next I am booked to
sail over the one hundred miles in
tervening between this island, Oahu,
and Hawaii, when by rail, stage and
horse back | hope to reach the only
really active volcano in the world
Kilanea. Usually the molten lava is
seen about 500 feet below the top of
the crater. At present the old giant
of fire and destruction mas sent its bub-
bling, melted liquid up to within fifty
feet OF the edge. We hope to see the
internal fire works in the night time
when they are most active and danger
Gus.