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At the Tomb of rachel.

Writing from the Holy Land, a cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Elk
ponent has this to say about the tomb
of Rachel, which is marked by me-
mortal, the funds for which came from
Sir Moses Monteiore: Two hours
Journey to the south Of Jerusalem, on
the road toward Hebron, stands a
small fortress called Barak, beside the
gate of which are three tanks for the
reception and preservation Of rain
water. Near this fortress, beside a
spring, stands house said to have
been built by King Solomon, and a
mile and a half farther south is the
tomb of Rachel
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tors who treated me diagnosed my
case as paralysis and said they could
do nothing more for me. AS last
resort, I began using Doan's Kidney
Pills and was permanently cured. Il
am stronger than before in years"
Remember the name-Doan's. =,
For sale by all dealers. SO cents al
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N Y
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FRANCIS LYNDE
CHAPTER xvIII.-(Continued.)

Bastrop Clegg, whose distinction was
that of being the oldest loafer in the
circle, spat accurately into the draft
hole Of the stove, sat back and tilted
his hat over his eyes.
Well, boys, I reckon hits erbout
time, Amt hit?" he moralized. 'Leetle
Tom must be a-goin' avn two year old;
and don't recommended ez Tom r his
pappy has ever done a livin' thing for
Nan"
half-hour later Brother Japheth.
trudging back to Deer Trace en- the
PIKE, saw the light in the long deserted
cabin back Of the new foundry plant;
saw this and was overtaken at the
Woedlawn gates by Thomas Jefferson
with Longfellow and the buggy. And
ne could not well help observing that
the buggy had been lightened of its
burden Of household supplies.
Tom turned the horse over to Will
lam Henry Harrison and went in to ais
belated dinner somberly reflective. He
was not sorry to find that his mother
and father had gone over to the NAL
or-house. Solitude was grateful at the
moment; he was glad of the chance to
try to think himself uninterruptedly
out of the snarl of misunderstanding
In which his impulsiveness had entan-
gled him.
The pointing OF the thought was TO
see Ardea and have it out with her at
once. Reconsidered, 1t appeared The
part of prudence to wait little. The
muddiest pool will settle If time and
and freedom from ill-judged disturb
ance be given 1t. But we, who have
known Thomas Jefferson from his be-
ginnings, may be sure that it was the
action thought that triumphed. They
also serve who only stand and wait,
was meaningless comfort to him: and
when he had finished his solitary din
ner and had changed his clothes, ne
strobe across the double lawns aud
rang the manor house bell.
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You Know Them.

els that new hobby he is riding?"
mo; same old frayed boss. It's
the new bit and bride that attract at
tention.''
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There can be no greater mistake
than to suppose that the man with
81 100000 is a million times happier
than the man with one dollar.
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Signature of {
A Treasure,

"Your new maid looks very dis
Greet
Indeed, she is She even knocks
at all the drawers before opening
them "-Pele Mele.
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"Mv friend said the solem

"My friend" said the solemn man
on the railroad tran, do you drink
intoxicating liquors?'
"Sure!" cried the convivial chap.
much obliged for the invitation. Got
flask with you?"
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TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Restored at Last to Perfect HEALTH
by Doan's Kidney pills.
Mrs. Narcissa Waggoner, Carter.)
vile, ILL.,, says: For over ten years

with backaches, head
aches, nervous and
dizzy spells. The
k / d ney secretions
were unnatural and
gave me great trou-.
BILE. One day I sud-
denly fell to the
floor, where I lay for
O long time uncon-|
Scious. Three doc.
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The lamb that plays around a mint
bed tempts fate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-08-19

A hogs habit Of scratching itself
against a post has led to "a inven
ton of an automatic disinfector for
animals, which it sprays as they rub
against supporting column.
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Il
Didn't Want His CheWed.
Bill-Don't you like to see a dog
chewing a bone?
Jill-Yes, if it's not one Of my own
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New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
CONSTLS NEDI4TORS,
international BODY Offers It's
Services for Peace.

Managua Feb. 1o-The consular body
resident here voted to-day to offer It's good
offices as peace mediator between the gov
eminent and the insurgents under General
Estrada The move is considered an m
portant one. for, beyond the international
character Of the body, the members are
versed in Nicaraguan affairs and are men
of more or less influence. The American
Consul is joss de Olivares, a native Of can
fornia. who was appointed from Mlsscurl
on June .. 1905.
A committee composed Of the British
Italian and Spanish consuls vas appointed
and later visited President MadriZ, who was
found to be in sympathy with the object
of the consuls. but unwilling to state the
terms upon which he would make peace
with the insurgents
The consuIs also communicated with
Rear Admiral Kimbau, asking him 70
transmit by wireless to General Estrada at
Bluedelds, a message in which the ccnsnls
deurecatsd further shedding of blood. offer
ing the mediation OF the consular body and
asking the insurgent leader to submit the
terms demanded by the revolutionists.
The governments peace commissioners,
General Aurelio Estrada, Rudolfo Espinoso
and Frederico Sacasa, to-day sent a mes
sage 10 Rear Admiral Kimball, commander
of the American naval forces in Mica
raguan waters. The text is not made known
here. but is supposed to enbody a request
for the transportation of the commission
from Greytown to Bluefalds on q United
States warship
Admiral Kinbau replied TO the telegram
from General AUrelio Estrada and the
ether peace commissioners. saying:
/ am always desirous of aiding any ef-
fort in the direction Of peace and viii as
sist any authorized commission which will
show me that il possesses authorization or
directions to act
President Madriz has signed the law
validating the debts contracted By the revo-
luuonary party.
nent army notified General Toledo to-day
that the lighting at ST Vicente ceased at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, when the IN
surgents retired in the direction Of Santo
Tomas This is accepted here as meaning
government victory, but no word has
bsen received from General Easquez
The United States Consul, Mr.. OliYares
who has returned from Matagalpa, esti-
mites the casualties during the recent
lighting there at fourteen killed and sew
enty wounded The non-ccm mbarants were
not harmed, although nearly every house
was struck by Maxim shots. The owners
are preparing claims OF several hundred
dollars each. The loss TO Americans is
chiefly in the matter of cattle and horses
killed or reolIisitio0ed
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
ENGLISH SCULPTURE,
4 "Sporting' Quad1ga-
Statue Of Duke Of Deuonshire.
tBv Cable 10 The Tribune


London. Feb 10. Captain Adrian
Jones's auadrisa for Decin1us Burton's
arch on Constitutional Hill is now ready
for the final process Of casting and will
be seen from Picca dillv before the end
Of the year. It represents q peace
maiden with q palm branch and laurel
wreath standing at the back OF g chariot
drawn by four horses prancing abreast
Of one another. This conventional De
sign is modified by the introduction of
q boy leaning forward in the front Of the
chariot and urging on the horses with
uplifted hands like a jockey. The boy
in1parts sporting charact to an aca-
den1ic work.
FTan1pton's statue Of the late Duke
of Devonst1ire will represent him in his
peers robes, with the Order of the Gar
ter. The King is expected TO unveiI II
when the pedestal is ready for it in
Whitehall, opposite the Horse Guards.
Sir Robert Perks. having Withdrawn
permanently from politics, has thrown
himself with characteristic energy into
engineering projects. Among these is
the construction Of the Georgian Bay
Canal, which he expects to undertake
in the course Of the coming summer
after arrangements have been completed
for financing the costly enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
NOW Fat WOMEN CAN
REDUCE THEIR WAISTS.

Tst shows z preference for the ABDOMEN
rllin ankles, hips, etc.-tae quiet spots
.net the nlaces who're IL can show the
,..ost or worst What is 10 oe done-eXer-
cise and .iiet--are they the ctiE alterna-
fiveo On the contrary, they seldom do the
ork
= better Ilan tor reducing the fat Is 10
4sse The Marnola Prescription Tablet. One
- these after meals and at bedtime VIII
rroe,5oe she requisite reduction without
tosher. 6eisy or harm In a few weeks you
ren be losing pound Of fat da, It Ttll
crop off, as it were; disappear as quietly
se il came: remove uniformly without
causing even a suspicion Of z wrinkle or
distress. Meanwhile, eat and act as usual:
aeny yourself nothing, II is not required,
Marraola Tablets are used
Get off txo inches Of waist Inc before
he months eT;d II can be done-eeItain-
:. eheaply. safely. The MarInoia Tablet IS
rI9rliY1 illrioGs III being made after the Ia
7lors fashiona bic formgia-l2 OF Mdrhota
4 q Fl Ea Cascara Aromatic, 3e oz-
.sgperulint Water, and il costs only seE-
trlty-flVe CENTS, the large case. of any dFlE-
gssf O. direct from NsfnclA 70 ipl-
TsIrneT Bi6g Detroit. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
ROYALTY IN LONDON
Tisit of Prince Henry-Nrs
Reds Stoy at Cannes.
fHy Gable 70 The Tribune, J

London, Feb. 1o.-The King and queen
have been entertaining Prince and Frln-
cess Henry Of Prussia Informally. with
assistance from the Prince and Princess
Of Wales and other royalties. There
have been family dinner parties, visits
10 the theatres and art galleries, motor
drives and other recreations. with sus-
pension Of cereTnony-
The Empress Marie viii arrive in Eng
land in the course OF fortnight for her
annual visit to Queen Alexandra which
is equally informal.
The state opening Of Parliament will
be followed by the first court, which
will be unusually brilliant, owing to the
recent elections and the large number
OF new members Of Parliament. AS It IS
q hard and fast rule for members Of the
diplomatic body to attend the first court,
the American Ambassador will be pres
ent. Mrs. Reid, being in deep mourning,
will not attend the early courts, the wife
q the Pussian AMBASSADOR making
presentations for her. Mrs. Reid, with
Mrs John Ward. will occupy the Villa
St Michael, at Cannes, for two months.
returning in time TO entertain ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
FOREIGN NEWS
"ELEKTR1"IN LONDON
audience Enthusiasts Sing
ers Wormly Applauded.
IBy Gable to The Tribune. !


London, Feb. 19-Covent Garden was
crowded tonight with dazed enthusiasts
and smart people eager to hear the last
word in advanced music. They had paid
high prices for the privilege of witness
ing the first performance Of "E.lektra"
in England and were easily Convinced
that they had their moneys worth. They
were highly enthusiastic, although a
twc-hours' performance in the dark,
without a break for gossip, was test of
endurance, and the conplexity Of
Strauss's music was mastered with diff
Guilty.
It was q great night, with King Ed
ward. Queen Alexandra and Prince and
Princess Henry Of Prussia in the royal
box. The Countess Of Warwick. the
Marquis Of Ripon, Lord Howard de
Walden, Lady Spayer. Alfred de Roths-
child and other social celebrities were in
the stalls.
The American soprano Edyth walker
sang and acted with intensity and emo
tional power, and while seldom off the
stage had the force in reserve for the
strenuous part Of Elektra. Another
American singer, Frances Rose. as
Chrysothemis. fascinated the audience
with her beauty, grace and vivacity in
the light music, which contrasted
strongly with the tragic solennnity and
innpassioned fervor Of EIektra- To these
fine inlpersonations were added Herr
Wiedjanns Orestes. Frauletn Milden-
burg's Klytennestra, and Maurice
Doisly's Egisthus, ali Of the leading
parts being we'll filed.
The sacrifcial procession Of sheep,
oxen and captive pigeons was we'll man
aged on the huge stage. There was
chorus Of eighty voices, and there were
115 players in the orchestra, some with
instruments made in Germany and never
before seen here. The conductor was
Thomas Beechan. the evange! Of mo-
dernity in music. There were more than
q dozen curtain calls at the close.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
GIRL SHOT IN DUEL
SIR Women Of Cracow in
4Fn7r of Honor.

Berlin, Feb. IA duel bstween two gir!
students took place on February at Pres
tsrlitz, q small village close to the Austrian
frontier
The ccmhatants. who were studying
medicine at Cracon. had fallen IN love with
e, young medical student named Breitner
who made love to both Of them In turn
and avoided becoming engaged to either.
The rivalry for his affections led to quar-
rel and the exchange Of blows
Trs two girls considered themselves
bound by the same rules OF chivalry that
held good among their male companions
Consequently Honca Ilnetzky, who re-
ceived the first blow, challenged Olga Met
zercff, nho struck her, by sending two
other girl students as her seconds. Olga
Metzeroff obtained two mrre girl students
a her seconds. and the four seconds ar
ranged that the duel should take place il
German territory to evade the Austrian au-
thorities.
The conditions arranged were pistol
shots at fifteen PAGES. 70 be exchanged
until ono Of the two ccmbatants became
disabled
The duellins party crossed the frontier
Al sunrise and proceeded 70 2 secluded
SPOT IL the forest, The two combatants
exchanged four shots before either was hit
At the fifth shot Olga MetZerof was
wounded in the left shoulder. and fell in
the snow fainting and bleeding profusely
Two girl rnedica! students had come TO
render first aid in case of necessity. and
after tandaging the wounded girl she was
conveyed back to Austria and taken to ner
home The victor. nonca Ilnetzkv was
warmly greeted by her fellow women stu
denis
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
PARIS SANITATION
NO EPIDEMIC FEARED.
Inquiry into Flood Causes
Effect Of Deforestotion.
Lev "a hl. "a IT,

Paris, Feb. Observation-Disclosures the
continued rainfall, the Seine ia slowly
subsiding. The work Of disinfee+;on is
being carried out so thoroughly and in
telligently that the Board of Health has
no fear whatever Of a typhoid endemic.
In fact, the sanitary condition of Paris
IS satisfactory. The records of throat
and lung diseases during the first fort
night Of February are not above the
average for this season of the wear.
The commission appointed by the COW
ernment to ascertain the causes of the
inundations and to study means of nre-
venting them began work yesterday at
the Ministry OF the Interior under the
direction of Premier BRAND The nresi-
dent Of the commission is Alfred Picard,
who has organized it into nineteen sub
commissions. each with full powers to
deal with its own special task. The pre-
vailing opinion among the members Of
the commission favors the creation of a
series Of reservoirs fer the surplus
waters of the Seine both above and be-
low Paris NJ. Daubree, director Of the
departments Of Waters and Forests, who
is chairman Of the sub commission to
find out the relation Of the destruction of
trees to floods, thinks that. owing to the
peculiar constitution of the soil in the
plateaus Of the affluents of the Seine
wholesale tree cutting is q. principal
cause Of the recent food. GLIB
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
MANAGUA MAY FALL
cH4MORRO NEAR CITY
uodra Government Reported
To Be Ready to Moue.

e rran del Sur, Feb. 1e-General
,Lorro according to the latest ad-
tics with a large body Of insurgents.
is within a short distance OF Alahasua-
HE column this morning bonbarded the
steamer Managua near San Francisco
a., rarniraro. on the lake, about twenty
five miles northeast of Managua Ci1y'
The. steamer escaped without damage
Mounted scouts sent out from Ttpitapa
are watching Chamorro's movements
cIoselv It is reported that the Madrlz
government will be transferred TO Leon
in cas-. Chamorro forces the hnes az
Tipitapa. An engagement at that place
Is certain to take place within the next
twenty-four hours It appears as Il
Msnae11a would be captured ey tha-
MORO without much fighting
r,isnatchss received here at first de-
eIared that General Mena, commanding
the insurgents, had been defeated IN the
fighting around St. Vicente, but Iater
DISPATCHES indicate that this news was
false. The lighting still continues With
in q. short distance Of Acoyapa-
After three days hard fighting around
San Vicente and. Santo Tomas. WITHIN
a short distance Of Acoyapa, the revo-
lutionists under Generals Luis Mena'
Matuty and Zeledon were defeated oy
General vasquez. This is according 10
official advices received from Fasquez'
who reports also the death of Colonel
Mata, the Colombian.
The first two days OF fighting we're
completely in favor of the revolution1sts,
but a thousand reserves, who were op-
portunaIy brought up, gave a decisive
victory to the forces Of the government
Nanagua, Feb. ia train for era
NADIA to-day was turned back at Sanana
Grande, and this gave rise to thousand
Wild. unfounded runiors. For a time the
rftv was panicstricken. fearing that the
revolutionary forces were at the very
gates.
The revolutionary syH1pa thlzers spread
stories of the wholesale defeat or the
government troops at Tipitapa and San
Vicente of the taking of Masdya by
cha of an uprising in Granada, OF
the tearing up of the railroad beyond
Sabana Grande and of other serious con-
ditions, none Of which as yet has proved
to be true.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
BRITISH FINANCES
BANKS RESOURCES.
Cause Of Wthdra1eo1 from
Chinese Loan Agreement
fEv cable TO The Tribune.l

1.on5on. Feb. 1a-The Bank OF Eng"
land is in an unusually strong PoSi'io'
~ meet the Treasury crisis, when heavy
borrowing NAV be expected. There Is
an abundant supply Of money, since 10
.ncor7e taxes and other imposts h0$
not heen collected. Meanwhile the gov
eminent has been living from mana 10
month nv the issue of thirty-day oinS
until the floating debt of nearly flo'
ono ono must be provided for before liic
end of March. Consols have weakened
when there is q prospect oA iitNi
borrowing and depreciation.
Irish land stock, along WITH olhei CIV
ernnnent securities. threatens 70 apsoi
the development grant ana impose p"i
dens on the ratepayers.
The urgency Of the financial situs't tioii
NAV eyrlain the unusual intimatlon o.
the Master Of Flibank, the first Liberai
whiry. that an important division may po
s.xt,e:-ted before the debate on the eo-
dress in reply to the speech from MS
throne This is interpreted as Sigh
that the budget will be read for the nrst
time or that resolution VIII De cad-
RED in relation to finance.
When the national finances are in eT-
treme disorder it is not strange that
English bankers have raised difficulties
over cooperation with the American
German and other groups over railway
construction in China There has been
formal withdrawal through the Foreign
Office from the pooling arrangement re
specting the Hankow and Sze-Chuan
line. While matters are now at full
stop, the complications may be olsen
tangled in time, although the difficulties
are apparently insuperahle, The North
ern railway undertaking meanwhile has
passed out of sight
While the United States interests in
China are keeping the American Am
tassador actively employed here IN con-
tinuous negotiations, the influence Of the
Washington government over the Span
ish- American republics is silently ex-
erted for the protection of European
creditors. The Economist in a well in
formed article to-day on the finances Of
Ecuador. Guatemala. Costa Rica, Hon
duras, Venezuela, Nicara qua, and other
republics acknowledges the beneficial
effects Of American influence in pronot-
ing better relations between debtors and
creditors.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
EOST4ND BURLESQUE.
"ChanfecIer" Ridiculed on
Stare" "Antnr' Praised.
TBv Gable to TIL. Tribune

[By Cabls to The Tribune
Paris. Feb. ia delightful and frisky
little revue" in two acts, entitled VOLTA
Ia Comite," C'Here Comes the Comet >.
by Michel Care. the principal part Of
which is an extremely witty and sar-
castle burlesaue on "Chantecler." was
produced last night at the Theatre des
Capucines with brilliant success. 1t is
written in verses like those Of Rostand.
and presents perfect orgy Of puns,
rhymes and deft word play. This delicate
irony and ouizzing banter aimed at the
poet Of Cambo is q great hit with the
public of the poulevards.
"Antar,' the heroic drama of Chekri
Ganen. at the Odeon. is, in the opinion
of Paris students. the strongest ana best
play now running in Paris. It will, ac-
cording to present arrangements, be
brought out next season simultaneously
in New York, London and Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
FAvoRs THE KNOX PROPOSAL
Russian Paper Says 1t Would Save
Eastern Frontier

Victoria. E G Feb. 19.-The Hovaya
Zhizn, q Russian paper Of Harbin, strong
J. supports the Knox proposal regarding
Maneh9ria, stating that il offers salvation
10 Russia, threatened with pan-Mongciian
peril Japan IS eniarging her army and
navy and building roads in Corea, intending
tc become master Of the situation, says
the ''Noyaya Zhizn,'' and the Knox propo-
sal il carried out would save Russia :
eastern frontier For Russia TO oppose the
proposal would mean japanese bayonets
again being brought against Russia.
TIE "Yomiuri,' g Of Toxic. makes an attack
On American cousuIs III Manchuria, charg-
ing them with making prejudiced reports
and thus endangering the friendship be
tween Japan and America
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
THE PRFNTER'S PLAN
nou 4sEs Commons 10 Decide
m the Procedure.
EEy The Associeted Press ]

1ycndcn. Fer. Ie-The speech with. winch
King Edwsrd VIII open Parliament on Men
6zv ,ece!ved his nlsJestys approval and
signature al 2 meeting ot the Frivy coun-
eli II buckingham Palace this morning
The new ministers were also Eworn in an0
received the seals oS othce-
eefec-, have an address from the thrcIle
snl its Interpretation by the Prime Minis
rer been awaited with such tense interest
e. c.a the terer Of these hangs the life CT
.be government. Premier Asquith, II is be
lisDed, has ADOPTED the plan Of submitting
% ParIismer: as 2 whole the question OF
vrether priority shall be given 70 CON
sfaersf3on Of the financial bill or 20 the
question 81 the veto power Of the House ef
1o-os Should he decide Oh this course, It
Is dificu!t 20 see how the Cnionists could
avoid supporting the Prerlier's prediction
~ favor Of the budget. as they have in
sisted persistently on the necessity Of regp-
iartzirg the finances cf the couHtEy BEFORE
zr attack IS made Oh the House of Lords.