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SPORTS AND TRAVsL.

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ELoPING COUSINS IN CELLS
Father Of Young Man and Girl S
Uncle Acts Quickly.

When Charles Martin and Rosie Mas
treano. of Nechauicsvile -. Y. stepped
on the steamer c. W. Morse at Desbrosses
street yesterday they were met by the
Young mans father The elder Martin
beckoned 70 a policeman Then he told
Charles that ne was accused OF stealing
500 from his mothers trunk. The young
man made indignant dental. but the couple
were locked Up in the Elizabeth street
station.
Later the charge against Martin was
changed from grand larceny 10 abduc-
ton. Rosie was held by the police on
A technical charge OF vagrancy pending
the arrival Of her father from Mechanics
VILE
Rosie and Charles fell In love FIVE
months ago when the Mastreanos came TO
this country from Italy. Mr. Mastreano
is Mr. Martins brother, and for time
the two families lived together. ObJec-
ton 10 the marriage OF the first cousins
caused them 70 come 70 New York.
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POETRY AND DRAMA.

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POLITICAL AND SOCIAL.

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SCIENCE.

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HISTORY.

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LITERATURE.

THE WISDOM or BERNARD SHAW. BE,
Ing Passages from the Works ot BeIiidIu i.-
square 1srno. DID. 42O CBrentano's)
In The Wisdom Series
zoNEs or THE SPIRIT CDas Blsu-Bueh
a Poos of Thoughts BY August strindnefg
wiz an introduction by Arthur BsbiAotts
Translated by Claud Field. NJ 4. 4zho' pP'
XXI e92 &C. r. Putnam's SonEJ
s,,-. 80. ,u-bor's last works II records
his return 20 a belief IN God. largely brought
about through his study Of sweoenborg, @ @also
hs views concerning the great poets aruhi'
and thinkers past and present
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SLdkesleaTlan."
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SWALLOWS WIFE'S THUMB
Police Can't Find Digit and Ac-
cuse Jersey City Man.

rs 4elesialn ND A"r AiiS-''''I
Boston. Aug. flames Hin. OF Jersey
city. bit off his wifes left thumb the
police OF Waltham say. and then prob
ably swallowed II. as the member couIu
not be found after Hin was suodueu.
Hul was in court here to-day chargeo
with assault and battery on his wife. ana
was held in 600 bail for the grand jury.
Mrs. Hill is employed IN the home OF
Frank Bailey. OF WatertOwn. HlA came
from Jersey city. and Mrs. Hili fearrd
trouble. she told the Baileys, who sum-
moned n patrolman. ,.,
Hearing "A scream from the kitchen, tne
rollceman rushed in and found lIiA hold-
ing mis- wife on the floor. with nef lelt
thumb IN his mouth. Ine pol.CellaH
5ra@red nm of and the thumb was sew
cred from the hand
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JUVENILE.

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CELL FOR GIRLS DEFENDER.

AS the result Of having protected
girl from insult early Wednesday. Will
lam cuff. OF No s42 East 65th street
was held without bail by Coroner Hell
lenstein 20 await the inquest into the
death of Joseph Brander, outcheI, en- ,
nIoved AT Blackwells Island. Edward
a Nietzel. a detective OF the East 6lth
street station. says he saw Brander
attempting to drag a young girl into a
nall at No. 1892 First avenue. Cum
who was passing. darted across the.
street ahead OF the officer and knocked
Trander down Rrander died Yesterday
AT the Flower Hospital from fracture
OF the skull
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WOMEN JURORS PROVE WORTH
Decision in Each Case at Chicago
Satisfactory to Court.

Chicago. Aug 7.-Chicago's first wom-
an Jury sat in Judgment to-day on twenty
i've women and children In the Court
FOR the Insane at the Detention Hospital.
Six women. all connected with educa-
tional and charitable organizations served
as jurors. In every case brought TO their
attention their decision met with the ap-
proval OF County Judge owen.
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REFERENCE.

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REP RINTS.

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PSYCHOLOGY.

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SOCIOLOGY.

rur rr,vvs OF TO-DAY. tDie Jucen der
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ore in France, one in the Canadian North

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LEGAL.

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MUSIC.

THIRTY SONGS FOR MEDIUM AND HIGH
VOICE. Composed by Franklin Hopkins.
Great English Poets series a" Paper. 4to.
pp. ll2. Cecil Mackio. Iicb.
Musical settings 10 short poems OF great
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Cool Days Are Promised and
the Markets Are Full of
Fruit-A Word to
the Wise.

The weather man promises n few more
cool days and the markets are full or
summer fruits. This is a word 10 the
wise housekeeper who would like 10 MI
her lam closet but neglected 70 do so
when the berries first appeared because
the days we're so very warm. Now Is her
opportunity. The cur-ant that most de-
sired Of all fruits for use In jams and
teIlies by itself or in combination with
otber fruits may still be bought, but 1t
,yiII no, be on the market much longer.
Saratoga Jam with Currsnts.
A, oId-fashioned favorite Is made with
six pounds OF stemmed currants' slN
mounds Of granulated sugar. one pound OF
seedless rasins and the grated rind ana
i,,ice of four oranges. Put all into the
rraserving kettle. let II cook forty min
utes. stirring frequently then put IN
,.uv glasses and after two days seal with
paraffine.
Raspberry and currant Jam.
A -inple recipe for raspberry and cur
rant fam calls for three pounds OF
stemmed currants. three pounds OF rasp-
berries and SIX pounds Of granulated
sugar Put all into the preserving kettle
I'd let cook slowly for three-quarters OF
an hour. Stir frequently TO keep from
burning and run a rose geranium lear
through II before removing from the
stove Put into Jelly glasses or jars and
o,,ar a few days seal with paraifne-
spiced Blackberries.
spiced blackberries are little unusual