-, -
WLEMFRANnS.
Senator Vest Bars the Secre
tary's Confirmation.
DUE TO POLITICAL DIFFERENCES.
I normal For Ihc rrMif Cabinet Ap
pointees to lie Help tp In the Senate.
Not Likely to l'rrrnt Conttriualion
finally Washington Notes.
Washington. Dec. 16. The nomina
tion of secretary Francis as head of he
interior department, has been irferrort
to the finance committee in accordance
with the custom ot the senate. Komi
nations of the president for cabinet
positions are usually confirmed very
promptly. The nomination of Mr.
Francis was sent to the senate a week
ano and yesterday was the first mcetms
of the finance committee since t he nom
ination was referred to it. Stretary
Francis will not be continued until
after the senatorial election in Missouri.
It is understood that Senator Vest,
a member of the finance committee,
suggested that the nomination jjo over
until after the holidays. The opposition,
if such it an be termed, can lo traced
to the rec;;::t election, in which Secre
tary Francis supported the pold Demo
cratic candidates. Considerable feeling
has been engendered, but it is not be-liev-d
that the opposition will le car
ried so far as to prevent a confirmation
WASHINGTON EVENTS.
Republicans Ieny There Is Any Inten
tion of Passing a Tariff Hill at This
Session Wouldn't Go Through tlis
Senate Other Matters of interest.
"Washington, Dec. 16. Memtiers of
thew;iysand n)eans committee say that
there ha v been no developments either in
their various conferences or in sujrfjes
tions from leaders of the house indicating
that there is any desire or intention to
pass i tariff bill during the present con
jrress. It had been reported that the bill,
on which the committee was now work
Ing would be lmsstnl at this session. Chair
man Dingley said that nothing of the
kind was In contemplation and no such
plan would be considered, unless some
thing was done by the senate which would
le to take up the bill it now has, amend
tt and put it into conference. Mr. Dinghy
indicated that it would be imprnrtleahle
to pass a bill which could not receive, con
federation in the senate. Another mem
ber of the ways and means committee
said that it would le foolish for this house
to pass a bill which would be torn to
pieces in the senate The next house
would have to pass it again over the np
ixrsition the bill aroused in the senate
The present work of the ways and meins
committee is the preliminary work which
that committee would have to do in the
beginning ot a new session.
The secretary of the treasnry has an
nounced that scaled proposals for the
purchase of fci,7t,tiUI first mortgage londs
of the Central Pacific, Union Pacific and
Kansas Pacific railroads, now contlttit
ing a part of the sinking fund of the
Central Pacific railroad, will lie received
at the treasury department, office of the
secretary, until 1:8 o'clock on the 21st day
of Duwmlier, lS'.iti. The bonds will In
sold with all interest accrued and unpaid
thereon.
The senate committee on Paejfip rail
roads has agreed j;.lt jn view or the fact
the mortgages on both the ITnion
Pacific and the Central Pacific are now
practically due it was important to secure
the action of congress at the earliest pr.ic
ticable date.
Senator Allen of Nebraska has intro
duced a bill appropriating $l,fR.Orii for
the survey of the headwaters of th.; prin
ctpal rivers of the country for the location
of available sites for nservoirs for irriga
tion purposes.
The house committee on appropria
tions finished the bill for the legislative,
executive and judicial expenses of the
government for the fiscal year endinz
June 30, l&M. The bill carries a total of
21,7.tiM, which lstl.01Kt.3Sl less than the
estimates and 17,MKl less than the nppr.r
priations for the current year. The prin
cipal new item is for the clerical force of
the new congressional library.
The house and senate committees on
Invalid pensions have arranged to hold a
joint meeting next r nday to hear a del
gation from the tiraud Army of the Kh
public on the sublect of pension legist
tion.
The Tennessee delegation in the house
has waited on Speaker Keed to ask that an
early day lie given to consideration in th
house to the bill to give Tennessee Ccn
tennial exrrosition a government hiiilillng
and exhibit to cost $l:ttUM The siM-aker
replied that the committee on rules would
consider the matter at an early iicetini;
The statement of the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash Iwlun.e
fc.li.044,627; gold reserve, tlU.V.J..Y.i?.
-THE COMPETITOR CASE.
Denied at Havana That F.vecotion of
Prisoners Js Near.
Havana, Dec. 16. The second trial
of the crew of the American schooner
Competitor, captured on April 2!) last.
by a Spanish gunboat, while apparently
landing a filibustering expedition on
tho coast of Cuba is still in its prelimin
ary stages aud consequently, accord
ing to Spanish law, tho proceedings are
yet private. It is expected that the
case will shortly pass into open court
when all the features of the case wili
be made public.
The stories circulated in the United
States of the secret trial,' sentence and
approaching execution of the prisoners
are wholly raise.
Perjured. Witnesses Sentenced.
Cincinnati, Dec. 16. John Seward
and William Trust e, witnesses in the
Kryan murder case who were convicted
of false swearing, nave been sentenced
in Newport, Ky. Seward was given
two years and Troste one year in the
Kentucky penitentiary. They at
tempted to make the jurors believe
that Pearl Bryan was beheaded on the
Ohio side of the river and conveyed to
Fort I nomas afterward.
MeKlnley Invited to the Game.
Chicago, Dec 16. An invitation has
been extended to President-elect Mc
Kinley by the management of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin -Carlisle Indian
football game to be the guest of the
rfcss club at the Coliseum Saturday
night. The major will be in Chicago
at the time.
Ksady to tlt to Cuba.
Dks Moines, Dec. 16. George P.
Guiot, railway ticket agent at the
Union depot here, has organized a com
pany for tho Cuban war. He has ar
ranged to equip 50 men and has 28 on
the list now. The men have agreed to
go as soon as belligerent rights are rec
ognized.
Shot For a Double Murder.
Salt Lakk, Dec 16. Patrick Cough
lin bas been shot in Sage Hollow
Rich county, Utah. 25 miles north of
Echo, for the killing of Deputy Sher
iffs Thomas Stagg of Echo, Utah, and
Jv. A. Dawes of bvanston, Wyo., on
juiy an, i two.
Joined Spain's Enemies.
.Madrid, uec it. a ruspatcn re
ceived here from Singapore says that
the natives of Mindano island, one of
the Philippine group, have revolted
and that many of the native troops are
deserting to the insurgents.
Acto gat rial Dead.
Florence, Dec 16. Alexander Sal
Tini, the actor, the son of Tomaae Sal
Tini, the great Italian act or is dead.
WITL PI10TE0T LAURA") A.
The State Iiepartmmt ;iv- It's Word.
V. S. Consul Not tNreetrd to fretent
Her UniliuR l Valencia. S.aiu Tay
lor Probably Has I ! rut-lions.
Washington-. Dec. 10. Messrs.
Tucker and Seward of Baltimore, repie
scnting the Haiti more concern which
chartered the Laorada to biing fruit to
the United State, and John JL. Van
diver, re-presenting H;irt & Co. of Phil
adelphia, the owneis of the v-sscl. have
called at the state department to in
tiuinr into the rejiort that the Lauuda
liad been preventca from entering the
Spanish irt of Valencia. They uleil
to see Secretary Olnev or Assistant St
retary Kockhill. but the chief clerk
listened to their statements ami ans
wered for the li purtuielii. The ship
ping men said that they had lccii in
formed the Laurada had lici n foi bidden
liy United States Consul Mertens at
CJrao, tlie port of Valencia, to enter the
harbor. The chief clerk replied that
this was iiiijtossible ; the department
had sent no such instructions to the
consul.
Mr. Tucker nest asked what the do
partment of state would do if the Laur
ada entered the port of Valencia and
was seized by the Spaniards. The chief
clerk assuied Mr Tucker that the L.;tur
ttila would be atlorded the same piotco
tion extended to any other American
vessel.
It is probable that the state depart
ment has been advised by United States
Minister Taylor at Madiid of the faitua
t-ion. and he is satisfied to leave the
management of the matter to Ins dis
ci ttiun
IF YOU HELP CODA.
The penalty the Cuvernincut Can '!
Will Likely Fnfoice Again Knli
lutut aud Accept Ing a Cuiuuiisatvu
Potter the Hag of Cuba-
WAPHiNrsTON, Dec. 10 The attention
of officials heie has been atliacted uy
the stories coming from all portions of
the country inln uting that enlistment
are going on of parlies of men to go to
Cuba to join the insurgents in their
struggle against t lie Spaniards Tln-so
enlist incuts are in ilirert violation of the
neutrality laws and inn p'olnbited on
der 6eveie penalties. For accepting a
commission to serve againet Spam.
country with which the United St;ite
is now at peace, the penalty prescribed
by section It'll, revised statutes, is
fi.OlMl line and three years' impii-on-ment.
while for enlistment to wivn
against Spain, or hiring anyone to en
list, the fienalty is almost as heavy, be
ing a maximum of fl.oou tine and
three year's imprisonment
Tlie enforcement, of these laws nat
urally fall within the functions of the
United States nfiieials to whose knowl
edge the attempt at infringement, is
brought, but if t he movements cont nine
on as large a scale as reported. It is
probable that the department of jos
tice will send instructions of a speci il
character to all of its agents calling
their attention to the proclation issued
by the president last spring and enjoin
ing 0(1011 them a strict enfuicemcut of
the neutjulity laws
DISCONTENT WITH WEVLER
He Is
lealnn nf :,f,r Ciruji(l AaV I
n li--aii'l.
Madrio. Pec. -According to sur
face indn atic;: tTi plain (General Wey
Icr- 5Ciii s(Mn be relieved of his com
mand in Chiba. The discontent with
Weyler is not iceable. even in th- gov
ertiment org.ins. I hey s:iv that instead
of going to Havana to receive an m
merited ovation, he ought to have con-
tinned the military operations in the
piovmceof Pinar lel Kio
A taci impression nasaiso neon crenien
here by the dispatches of the Spanish
correspondents at Havana aiinouiiciue
that. ( Jeneral eyler has snpprs-iei! all
dispatches referring to the ovations in
Spain in honor of Major Oirnjeda. It
is supposed the captain geneiaTs action
was due. to jealousy and it is currently
reorted that the government i dis
posed to replace Weyler by (iciieral
Marin, now governor of the Cuban pro
ince of I'nerto IIico.
TO EXAMINE FAILED BANKS.
Tba
Comptroller Appoint William
H.
llardt of I'liiladelphia.
HoixiDAYsBiRO, Pa.. Dec. Ifl. The
coniyitroller of the currency has ap
pointed William M. llardt of Philadel
phia, as a special bank examiner to in
vestigate the causes which led to the
suspension of the First National bank
of this city, and the consequent col
lapse of the Martinsburg and Williams
burg banks.
It will not bo known for several days
whether or not Comptroller Kckels will
permit the banks to resume business.
While the excitement over the closing
of the three institutions has died out
hern, the dejKisitors at Martinsburg are
at tho highest pitch of indignation and
threaten violence.
A Munler a
WlLKKSBARRE. Pa
l Snicirl,
Dec. !. Dnring
a family qnarrel Morris Pope shot John
Keithline, fatally wounding him.
When Pope saw his friend falling to
the floor with a mortal won ml in his
head ho placed the revolver in his own
mouth and blew a jiortion of his head
off, dying almost instantly.
The President Killing Icit
Washington-, Dec. l. The presi
dential party enjoyed splendid sport off
South island, the number of ducks
bagged being about- 00.
STATE HAPPENINGS.
The self-confessed Murderer Erb.now
in jail at Harrisburg. is suspected by a
Chambersburg detective of "being; con
cerned in the death of his wife. Krb
denies it.
Senator Thoma opened Penrose head
quarters at llarrisbnrg, where it was
aid ei-LieuTcn.mt Covcrnor Wat res
would not be a candidate for senator.
The divorce rase of Rr-r. G. Heath
cote Hills against his wife was post
poned Tor a few days at West Chester.
Caleb I). Thomas was badly wounded
by another pupil in a tight at the West
Chester Normal school.
Fire in the Williamsport Candy com
pany s factory destroyed f.OOO worth
of property.
At Mechaniosburg thieves made an
nnsuccessful attempt to force the safe
ot V onderleigh te Brother.
At Lebanon the sixteenth anniversary
of the constitution of St. Mary's Catho
lic cnurcn was observed.
Frank Ruf of Braddock died from the
enects of a horse tramping on his head
Thieves forced an entranceinto Hale's
aitiuery, in lower Cumberland county,
nun ecureu ten gallons ot whisky.
At Catasanqua the Wahnetah silk
mill, which has leen idle for some time.
startca up on toll time in every depart
meut, giving employment to many men
At the request of the Journeymen
Bakers' union. C. Li. Magee. the new
state senator from the Forty-third dis
ttict, will present to the legis'-ture the
bin providing for the nispvT.on and
sanitation of bakeries.
John Eggee. tho oldest native resi
dent or AUentown, fell down the steps
at the Hamilton street crossing of the
lehigh alley railroad and was se
verely injured.
jonn poweu. a woodcutter, aged 80
years, was found dead on a pile of
wood clippings in a miserable hut in
U Mara township, near I'ittsburg. A
search of his person revealed "00.
AL the Chnreh of tho Annunciation
the twenty-fifth anniversary of Rev.
Father E. A. Garvey's assumption of
the charge of the parish was inform
ally celebrated at Williamsport.
jv
J
I
Says Morgan, If Needed to Pro
tect Americans In Cuba.
IT BAN
iionnoKs
DEPICTED.
tlie Senator Advocated Strong and Ic-ci-tive
Arlion In IH-Mlim; With the Cn
bn llimtioil lEi-no ill on Adopted Ak
inK r'or lniiuiUut Inlormaliou.
Washington. Doc 1 Cuba eontin
nes to be the most live topic iu congres
sional i ircles.
Senator Morgan of Alabama held the
attention of the senate and well iillel
galleries for an hour by his earnest ad
vticacv of a strong and decisive jrfilicy
in dealing with the Cuban question.
The prominence of Mr. Morgan in tho
Cuban debate of last session, when he
had charge of the Cuban resolutions
reported from the committee on foreign
iclatio'is. fravo special interest to his
speech
lie sjioke in dispassionate style, al
though his words had a directness and
severity in picturing the horrors exist
ing iu Cuba, such as is seldom heard in
tiie senate. Mr. Morgan sjioke freely
t.f the possibilities of war, welcoming
it if necessary to guarantee the piotee
tiou of American citizens. He asserted
that Spain's bankruptcy would prevent
the collection of any indemnity for
wrongs Tho senator questioned the
wisdom of the president's jmsition t bat
tue granting of belligerent rights would
be 'untimely." Mr. Morgan's vievts
on the line of action which should be
adopted was summed up in the follow
Although I Inlieve that belligerent
right should he accorded the Cubans, in
jisnilich as the president prefers a moic
t-ncruivc policy and warns Spain that I he
time is near at hand for decisive action.
will support him in any movement- that
will save our people on that Island trom
fin t her outiage; I will not obstruct his
course with questions of propneiy, hut
will follow the eolois when planted by tlm
president on the advanced ground th.it the
concession of belligerent rights h-s be
crime ' untimely" and that oui duly now
demands active intervention. I' th:t
crumbles away. I will au-im fall l:u k to
the position that a just ease foi our own
people requires us to declare an aimed
neutrality, ready to assail cither U-iliger
nut that, indicts wrongs on our own ppo
.i. If the president, should say "Ine lim
Ii.IH
nrrivetl. i he hour has struck, woul l
any American lie so base as nut In hold ui
his hands while the lutile was raying?
I will cnrilinc my remarks ; i-iiiimepts
upon ihe facts statiil in the recent iinrm il
message i if I hti president and the report
of the secretary of slate I am not able
to discover that the president has made
any specific ii-i-oTiniieiiilni inns or tniln v
tion as to any ;i tion he deems it pro-r .r
tXedicnt fur congress li take with refer
ence lo Spain "r '"'.''; not that- he h.is
indicated any coiiimi. eid-pf. ,- still patient,
waiting, that the executive ''pnsr f-j.
trtko Congress, thus lull lo its own
Initiative, mw't assume its own rcsponl
bility In matter of thl Inofct ei'lou
gravity
Oongresi must give to the statement of
the president iinliesit iling iu-cclanje as
to niaitirs that were eomiutt led liv Hm
constitution to his e-pecial charge When
he undertakes to stJite the facts thaiT,-t
our relations with 't-!;:-r powers we must
acrc;;f t tiesn facts, unless the disproof of
them is ovcrpowei insr.
This me -sage is therefore of the most
Impressive importance, as n statement of
the leading facts and conclusions I hal Ikmt
noon our dill iis in rcsHi-t to the contlict.
if amis which has lagiil for ovi-r twu
years in thi- island of 'ul-i, and il has tho
support of nearly all American In-lic's I
have not heard that Spain -onl rovcrls any
statement of the president in his message
The evidence that comes from private
sources lelati ve to I he condit ion of (Tuba
an I the horrois of ierset!iition. rapine and
extermination visit ml upon the jicople of
Cuba admits of no doubt as to its credibil
ity. Yet it presents pict urcs so tiicicdihlv
inhuman and so disgraceful to t he civile
z.ition of t his age t hat it st tins the mind
into dilM-lief that such things can be
true-
Mr. Morgan wont on to speak of the
trying situation, which required prompt
action to save thousands of inno:ciit
people from cruel and deliberate butch
cry. The wholesale massacres of Spam
was no surprise to the senator, who had
anticipated it. Then he said :
If war with the 1nited States is ne-e-6ary
to reconcile, the Spanish M-ople lo tho
loss of Cuba by foreign compiest-, said
Mr. Morgan, we shall Ik; cumM-llcd lo
meet that emergency. If the destruction
of "uba is enough t satisfy the popul
sentiment of revenge, we can avoid a war
with Spain by rein lining inactive, while
our own iM-ople are licing mined or
slaughtered along with the Cubans If
we mean totake.any action toward stop
pingthiswar of annihilation and exltr
minal ion we have no t iuic to lose
Mr. Morgan sjioke of the resolution
of congress at the last session, whn h
he said left to the president the choice
of concurring with the policy of con-
gress or delaying- 1 lie president inso
delay. The war has continued, said
Mr Morgan, nntil it has reached the
final and desperate stage of a war of
devastation and extermination, with
the people f Cuba as a pre y to those
who have set aside the usual honoiable
usages or wariare. ami nave liecomi
robbeTS. cntthroats, assassins. iaviheis
ud firates."
Mr Morgan spoke of the necessity
for protecting our citizens abroad. Iii
ferrmg to Turkey lie expressed the hope
that the policy of this government
should not le relaxed and that wr
would not m uc n longer near ot tnese
Turkish offenses against humanity.
Attheclaseof Mr Morgan's speech
his resolution was adopted it-qucsting
the secretary or slate for papers and in
formation relative to the Competitor
prisoners and ot her American ctti.ens
held iu Cuba by the Spanish authori
ties.
Representative Woodman of Illinois
has introduced a joint resolution direct
ing the president to intervene in Cuban
nnairs. I lie resolution, alter reciting
Ceneral Maceo nssassinatu n and Span
lsh cruellies in i;nna. says mat the pres
ident has failed lo carry out the wishes
of the people; that the honor of tho
United States is at stake and that his
tory gives no precedent on which to
base a hope that Spanish operators will
rhange to compliance with civilized
warfare. The president is directed to
express severe condemnation of the
Spanish methods of waifare. especially
the murder of Maceo ; to recognize the
independence of Cuba and to demand of
Spain tho withdrawal of all troops from
Cuban soil. He is also directed to take
proper steps to see that this demand is
carried on'
Snapcrtrd of Train Robbery.
St. Loins. Dec. Ifi. Walter Jackson,
a cigarmaker, has been arrested on sus
picion of lieing one of the men who
held up and attempted to rob the Iron
Mountain train iu this city on the night
of Dec. .
A llad Man Killed.
Claremoke, I. T., Dec. 16. Ed Reed,
who one year ago killed the Crittenden
! rot hers outlaws at Wagoner, has been
iiniself shot and killed here while
treating a disturbance.
HOT SHOTG FOR CUBA.
A Spanish flng was burned at a public
Bun-ting in 1 exington, Ky
Ucsnlntions f symp ithv for Cuba were
r-i-sil by Ihe ('h.-ittaiuM)ga city councils.
Mciic is wild over a rejHirt that a
Fpanisli niob ,-ii.aaultiHl the Mcxie-in con
till at Uarcclona fur sy mpiitliiing with
I.'iiIki
Frank Mayer, n Virginius survivor, will
lira I a ('nlian svnii:iiliy p;ir.idn in Nrw
Yoik, Monday evi-niiig.
St Mark's Kynuiii (religions). New
York, will hold Culian sympathy m:iss-nie:-l.ing
Friday evening
A big Cuban iiinssinet'iing was held in
Jersey City.
Culwin sympathizers of .Tacksonville,
Fla , held a big torch iht proc-ssion.
The oflici-s of the Cuban junta at New
Y-k are Usiegiil by .i.li( ants fcir enlist
nient. St Paul phvsicians are sutVNcribing
in one j to buy ine -i.-ino for the Cuban.
- ,f" ' i n ii hi riMsrr
THS' L0 JS B'.LL C0Nl3ReD.
i i
;.rrn,a lhea Iu Seeond-Class Mil
Matt. -The Iloune fcin.
Washington. Dec 16. The house has
- , - e . u r.
entered uin the consiaeraiiou m w
Ixiud bill to amend the law relating U
the transmission of second-class mail
natter. 11 e bill has been widely dis
cussed in the public press and has nut
with most intense opposition from ccr
! taiu quarters. It denies the right of
i j ial novels to admission to the mails
; at the newspaper cent per pouud rates,
' denies to newspapers the sample cony
privilege, prohibits the return of unsold
publications at jound rates and makes
eome other changes in the present law
lesigned to correct existing abuses. A
' change in the second class mail matter
law has been repeatedly urged by suc
cessive postmaster generals. It was
i estimated that the abuses of the law
bad cst the government $40,0O0.00O m
the last ten years, Mr. Jjoud (Cal.).
; the author of the measure, biought it
forward quite unexpectedly to a ma
l jority of the members of the house.
I The opposition, led tiy Mr. Cjuigg (Is.
v i.i ir.iTi,r:ited a hlibustt-r and at
tempt ed to prevent its consideialioil by
adjourning, but the house sd by Mr,
Lrfiud on two votes, ilefeating the on
position 1:54 to 102 and 141 to M. Th
opposition, however, an; hopcftJ of clo
fc;iting the measure when it Is I'ut on
its filial passage,
Before this bill was brought up, tho
bill to reorganize the Atlantic an-1
I'acilin Uailroad company Wiis called iD
and pitssed with some amendments
after an hour's debate. Tho bill ns
passed gives to the purchasers under
fom losuro sale all the rights of the old
company under its government charter,
but it provides that it shall assii. ne all
the debts and obligation of the old com
pany and that the lands unearned July
f.. W.Hi, along the then uncompleted
portions of the road shall, ns n condi
tion precede to reorganrat ion bo relin
quished in writing by tho purchase! s.
MAJOR M'KINLEY'S TRIP.
lie Will CJn to Chiragn Tomorrow K-n-Inc
Ilanuw Visited Him,
Caxtox. O.. Deo. !. Major McKin-
ley will go to Chicago, starting tomor
row nitrht. The object is to 30111 Mrs.
McKinley for a few days' visit with her
cousins. Captain and Mrs. Mc Williams,
as well as to obtain some rest from tho
continuous strain of receiving and eiir
tei taing callers.
It is ln licved that Major McKinley
desires some time the better to preparo
for tho drafting of his inaugural ad-
dross, to which he is now giving
somo attention. This (loeumont will
bkelv well be under way before hn
does much toward forming a cabinet
Chairman Hanna has loeii here con
ferring with the maior regarding tho
inauguration. II. II Kohlsaat of Chi
cago has also been here ami Lieutenant
CJovernor feaxton of Kentucky.
Fitxiiiiinon-Sliarkey Trial.
San FitAvcisro. Doc. Ifi. Tlio Fit7-
Rinimoiis-yiiarkev witnesses navo no
(ionsational testimony. Imf Kitzsiin-
nions friends say tliey are now alile t,y
prove a tloetor pt-rforinetl an ojieiatioii
on Sharkey to jirolueo external evi
dence of an apparent fonl. and that he
waa paid 1.000 for the uervico.
A MUNICIPAL SCANDAL.
The Granil .Inry lnVfti(;tlnK ItoiMllins
liarg.a at M iiiiieaMliH.
Mixnf.apoi.is. Deo. Iti. Minneanolisi
is apparently on tho work of a munici
pal sehanilal sensation. . The aniiouiK O
iiit'tit that a warrant is out for the ar
rest of City (Merk Charles K. Uaney
and that Uaney is on his way to Mexieq
by devious routes is received by aston
ishuient. The charge is briliery in con
licet ion with city fuel contracts.
He left very suddenly last Friday
night and althouRh tho local anthorili-s
have made every etiort to arrest inui
befiire lie crosses tne ooroer, tney navo
not yet succeeded. The grand jury is
now iu session ami is investigating a
liniiilK-r of aldermen charged with
boodliuc in paving, sewer ana other
contracts.
It has leaked ont that at least two in
dictments have been found and some ;ttl
others are promised. The evidence has
been gathered by Chicago detect ivus
under the direction of certain niemlx'rs
of the (jond Citizenship Ieagno. nion
the charges made is one that the ballot
Ixixcs in the Eleventh ward were lam-
tiered with to secure tlie election tit an
alderman favorable to tiie combine. Tho
contest over this seat is still in progress.
Tried to Suiritln.
Pitir.AnKi.fiiiA. Io. 10. Henrv Van
P.riint, n dealer in sand, genr-ral rorz
1 1 act or and president of tho New York
Horse Mannrn cotnpanv, attempted to
commit suicido by taking lauilanum
and subsequently gashing his throitt at
tno imperial imtol in this city. Jt is
believed he was temporarily insane.
THE MARKETS.
riTTsiirnn. IUh-. 1".
WIIKAT-Nn 1 red. -ar;r:; Nn.Zrirrl.tt.V3
sprint; wln-at. Ii:i(S-iiii-.
COliN-Nii -! yellow ear, old. No.
2 slielhtl. isn,"-'SV-4-; old high inixiil ln-ll.fi.
'!it-JT,y-: I1HI.-.I rnr. aitii7c; new No. Z -,:llow
er. -.T-M.a'.Ujo.
UAI S-.Nii. I white, Z-i'(W!-: No. 2 do. 21
tartysr-: tr No. a while. .'Hr0tiic; liiiht
IlllSlfl. 11(1-.
IIAl-No. 1 timothy. $11 !Sail -tH; No 2.
JtliUKulliut; par-kimr. 7.fit7..Vl; No. I bfd
inn iralri. is ItXuA.:); saiiiiu hay. Sit OHit
1j.ii for tirnoihy.
ItlL'LTHY burse live chickens. 4Hitir. per
pair; live hii krns. Kiiiall. SfKt-Mr: lreM-l,
rnii.sn: mt xiuiiu, live inn Ks, (-(,(.. v. rnr pair:
rir-sea. ui-c Imt kiiih1: live turkeys, sa'.h-
IM-rmiind: tlresscrl. ljti:ic; live ceese., fl .nidt
l.2. er pair.
"AM r. Pheasants, 4..V3S.nil per donont
quail, l&r,l.nil per dozr-n; rahliits, 11i!Vi2'ic
per pair: squirrels. lt&lne: wild lurkeyo.
si..-fi; praino liens. S.MX&T.M per do-Aen;
wnoie acer. ixa.ic per pound; aaddles. l-
ni i i r.n r.iRin prints, iric; ln rreamerv.
zifc-x:: tjino i.-im-y creamery-. Iftaak-; lan. y
rouniry roil. i.mu.i'- . low U'raile ami cook tin;.
4C ne.
ill PCPt. T . - ...
v ii r.r..-r. r unry .-vew ir. lull rrpnin.
ll!-4'f,llr: new Ohio, full .-renin, Ute in lie.
"WUim,; Wisconsin Swiss, In I nb. 1 1 iilJi-;
iiiiiuiir-fer. new, 1'ullr; tiino -SwiHH, in lulm.
Ili-M-: Swiss, in square blocks. IIWil2rt.
l.liiiS Slrictly fresh Pennsyl vxnla ami
"I m rases, aiaX'lo: Soullirrn. I'JSflt:: stor
age, u-iiisc
Pjtt-Ri-un. iiwi. is.
t ATTI.E Receipts fair on Monday, alinut
711 cars on side: market active.; prices lm-
niClier; Kxlav. rnn Unlit, market sternly ami
iitH-liani'ed. Weqiiote: l'rlme.l.;"rlKi4 7ii; uiunl.
4.-iirti :i5; liily. J I WKu 1 In; km1 him hen
i .in&ri.tl;.; fair. ' SVa:i .l; feeders, J I uvi
.1 HO; liulln, staus and r ows. 'Mair.'l 40. ImI.
r-ows. .nrn.i ni. iresn r ows anil irinue.rs.
J .H Kl ) "I-
i. HtHiS Knreipta f.iiron Montis v. almut an
tloiilile-rlrck ears on ssIm; the market ruled
r.tFnly: loalay the rnn is linht; marke slowest
tlie followinir quotal ions: Prime pits. S i wiii
S 711; prime medium weights. $ :.3ir-:i iV,; prune
litlit Yorkers. f:l .Vi t hi. roiiimon lo (air
Yorkers. i.tv&.i .-B; lieavy lns. (.I.t 40.
Kinm1 roiiflis.f ? 7IHt;i.ui; ,iUBy m.w anil nlaua
MHEKP AND I.AMRS Supply on Monday
fair. Hi ears on sale: market slen.lv ; f-iicHv lo
lay. 7 rrs: market steady at yesterday'
prir-es. We quote: IVime. $:! i.7il. i-.smI
3:Stfl.S!: fair. $-,5oi;Mi; lommnn, J-'nnj
$2,311; culls. l Uliiil f.l. IdtmliH-ClMiu-a. $4 7rl
ti-': common lo cood. Jt.T(4ill. veal
ralvrs. JVoiiijiii.aS; heavy and I bin calVM.
JW'K'aH.ou.
rixrmNATi. IVo. 1&.
HOGS Market dull al J"2 .1.! 411 1!
eeipts. 4.5KI head; shipments. :i.Hi head.
CA'lrbR Market steady at f2 2.Vi4 411. RB
ripls. 9UI hi-ad: shipmenls. Nil head
SHEKP AND bAMHS-Mark.-l for sh-ep
Steady at &!. 11 &.'.;. He. elpts. Willi head;
shipments. 8141 liead. LamlHt Market klea.lv
at )U.uJU.aa.
Nw Yoiik. Her. 15.
WHEAT Spot market weaker: No. I hard
CORN Spot market steady: No. 2. CPc.
OATS Sjiot market dull; No. 2. i'Jc.
CATTLE No trading. European rallies
quote American steers at lltSfclrJe per pouuil
dressed weight: Rhe!p at Vjlhit: per sinnd
dresMxi weight : rrfriu-ersior Is-el al Siji'..-..
SHKEP AND LAMMS Nn.
fheep. -.H(i3.8.-,; lamlm. S4 J 167.:. All
tradinc
HOUS Market steady at U.5uiti.ua.
M 'direct siikls WIiIkiIiis.
For lh- beiiciti of ih ho deire to 3 1
trn' ihe ccrejruT.ies i:ie d-ni - to the inaiiir
utt m.i ni i ri.i' iil-clict VcKinl.-y. the
Per nsyl vmiin Ktiirciel company hIIIsciI
i Nf'-rsio 1 l:cki-!s ! A i-biniii ri March 1.
2. ' uini 1. v-iiid to reiurn !r ni Inrch 4 li
s. . , li e folioMiuit lov- rl's: l-'roiit
Yo .'."": t'I'i "icitilii.i. 40; ici'tinior
fl.til; 1 ! trri-'hiii g, e-"tt;; '. il.isli:-p .rl
XiiooxiHid l',l!'-;. elioi: ml from
n!i otner .-IK i-i - 01 the (Vii'i-y I vt id t
y.t, 111 it r. J i,-. 1 r .lie
'1 ..i.- it koni.ritii-iii vill h m ist inler
is!" a 1 vei:. :i-el i!i u e-mi ! V attraci
11 i-irne ihiiiI'mt .f p upl.- fr.iin every s.-c-li.
11 ! the c iii'iirv
'i In- HI Ijrnili f-tctliiie of he I'clili
S I v.iiw.i r-tilr.i 1 1 in ik this 1 iiie t he f j v
t ri;e r.nii-i- H : niu.ui.l i-i::iil nt ,
times, ami ' i'i o.-m iis qi ji:n il anf!
S le nlid termin i: alvmtairi- at Was'.iin t
i-n in ike ii c-p.-ci.illy pop. ilar o.i sucii oc
caio:is. 12 4 3m.
DREXEL'S
IMPROVED EMULSION OF
PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
WiTH CHEMICALLY PURE
HYPOPHOSPHITES OF
LIME AND SODA.
FOR -
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. wOUCNS,
- COLDS, ASTHMA, SCROFULA.
-SKIN DISEASES, NERVOUS DISEASES,
- DISEASE- OF CHILDREN,
- WHOOP. KG COUCH. ANAEMIA.
- CAT A RHH i
GENERAL DEBILITY, ETO, ETC
This valuable nrenaratlon cures tnr Its nntrlttve
and alterative power. It i a true emulsion, not
a lime oap, is easily digested, quicklytassimilated.
and shows its wondeHul action on blood, tissue
and nerve bv a most marked imnrovement fmn
the first dose.
Drexel'a Emnlsion of Cod Liver Oil Is etoeclaM v
serviceable lor anaemia, nervousness, for scrofula
and scrofulous swellings, clandular enLirccmcntj.
and the wasting diseases of childhood, r'nrdvs-
peptic and nervous conditions, loss of flfsh, tlis
u. bed aieep and nicht sweats, it is a perft-cr, cure
Drexel s ijinnlsion of Uod laver Oil u the very
best remedy to be had for ix.lll.l. colds, bronchitis,
croup, laryngitis, Pre apd bleeding throat, hoarse
ness. Iickiliili in tlroat, soreness ot chest and all
otner irritated, inflamed an. diseased conduionf
ot the throat, lungs and cheat.
Large bottles, 50 cento per bottle. Bold bv
druggists generally, or sent to any address on re
ceipt of 50 cents.
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Cc.
BALTIMf RE. MD. USA
JOHN PFISTBR.
dkai.kk ik
sin mum,
Eariwarc. Oaranswarf,
MADE-UP GLOTHiKG,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
iRCCKMS AND FBOTISIOKS
vrntrrA- i.r.i i f.eamix,
1 1 K F.U, t:Tv ,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION BOTH,
CRESSON, PA.
1 -
uiil I'.li ,tr:i:s i'rit ta il!
let uiul ylfit laruinn- if u
JlnoMt rfr!HTrer f.r all kiir.1 of fwnl.
iir- t ftoni uiiiitr ftn-inn-r t Iirnir o
a-ntM). Nfaeciui iirifi-M for rnrWul lt
Ntw irif- lt-l ni:tiit-l frvn.
-THE
FARQUHAR
PATENT VARIABLE FRICTION FEED
best Set Works in the World. .
Saw Mill & Engine
Received the Medal and Highest A ward
at the World's Columbian Exposition.
Warranted the bast made Shincta Mills. Machinery
ana Standard Aanonltaral Inutleniants of Bet Onai-
ity at bursal prims bend for Iilui.tr uxi CaVaiicua.
A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd.,
YORK. PEN N A.
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Near Post CITice
ssTIif underslirped d sires to Inform the rul-
ic thst he tiaa otiened -hsvlnir "r -r
'entre stret. near the p tt office where barber ti 11
n all Its oranehe is arm t.e crneo vD iu ii
'ntnre. KverythtnK neat and e.ean.
Your patron.we sollatted.
F. X. Kr KS.
WANTED
SALESMIN,
t'li-lilnii trun:
wvrhty rj.cn to
rei.resent us in the :a e l Hiir t'li.ilce Nurjery
Sioca. Spe-ialties controlleA hy n lit 1-e-t
s . larv or (Vtn mission pni.l .Meekly. Stn.lv em
nloytneni the year mun i, tiuint tree: excliu-lyr
tsrritory: expe lence not ncce.-ssry: h! piy as
'ire.l w.irkeri.; sderlal Inducements t.i tirinnrrs.
Write at once l.ir psrilcn'-r' to
ALLEN NURSERY CO.,
KtCHril I K N. Y.
Jnly 31. 9 5ji.
jas At n Ii a Urns W lr.ii I M..:..-. I
J Ti H ft tiMMitii l.y a l.anu- fT
le s tr.'ki:iH-iti i :ir..c t -Tt C.
Icing; phvsrctan tf -M -.r." .-ii-ri. im-.-.
iiolMi.li1-cui..r.l.-u-uit.Hi lr-.:i i.tiNim.-oL ysT.
S.iKtartnic. wriiil:..- .4" nli.iii.-K. ii.i I .
1 1 1
.ir..T.-ff m-iH-ml li.uit ami t-autirtt (N.nii.tt-vt.it. F.
iiclaii6aiul i.ci.-l lailun ti: i..r- IL 'Hi. in-iii.l.- r ir
PATIENTS TREATED BY f.AiL
jonfitltntlallr. F-t par iculxr !.ilJn. wiiti . ra
no cvvhcd niwTtr.fiii-iai. .
LI IV. Oil I LA.1V Orau; lnUi),kl.II 1UKL ll.
ocUtf.M ly
m AWTED AGENTS
U II to represent tbe Most J..mpl-te Nurse rm
ir Aiwre. rH4icK wKiei ail vertised hlty
rour years; known and wanted by every planter.
1 aai is way aecinnera always aarreed with
a. aad ezserieneed Aceats doable their
sales aad income. Now is tbe time to start.
"'7 ELLWANGER &. BARRY.
Jit. ileae Piaraeriea, Keeaester, ft. y.
JteN CAHI8 MARXi.su
-JS X Top Buirsy . . :I7 V. Cot t.:c f-i. -f!"
w ruKMMi ...M CrUCtS auU V c
4 Ca-M.TonSurrev.ii7 nnt.11 in. V''5.
s.o kd Wairon. fas cvr.iiietit.ira. -it
Kaaid Cart . no But of fae
Bufnry Uanieai S X5 torrandssve
10 rinirjry " 4.;&;Mullienian's
IMTMin - C12 !'iprrnt.
M.nvaa Saddle, $1 to.C'at V'o Free
t S. BrcilV A- CART CO.
t to U lwreac bt., Cincinnati, O.
I
1.7. f t S ne
i
0
EfRS. ELVIRA HATCH.
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
thr. 31 item Meilieal Co Elkhart, Xsuf.
!im Bias: For 20 yean I was troubled with
henrt diMw--. Would Irequcnilr have tailing
lila iuj'1 nnother:nir at tiurbt. Had to ait up
fnt iit of trd to breathe. Had pain In oj left
side mid back most of the time; at last I became
drop-K-aL 1 was very eervoua and nearly worn
out- ILe least excitement woold cause me to
THOUSANDS E
tat lit i was
much
ubled
with (Inttvrinir- For the la.t flftoeu years I could
Dot sleep on ro leftc ide or bark until beean tak ins;
your Arw MlnMrt turr. I had not taken it very
loiift nntil I felt mneh better, and I ran now sleep
on either side or back mUn-ut liie least discom
fort I hive uo pain, s-.-nothcrine. dropsy, no witxl
on loaiKh or other diMicrveuble symptoms. I am
able to do all my own b-.ufwork without any
trouble and consider mvf lf rnrfd.
Kikbart. Ind.. Ml- EuffBA IlaTCH.
It is now four vean Eru-e I have taken any
medicine. m in lettcr lieaJdi than I have bceo
n 40 years. I honestly 1 m m r
Iicvethat Ir. MUvm ru TTI J W l L
H-ix wr MTPrl m V lito " m
end made me a well woman. I em now 62 yean
of ze. ar.d am able to Co u :.-ood day's work.
Hay 2VUJ, IK2. 'as- EXmaa Uaica.
Sold on a PoHitva Gasmitce.
Dr. IK LES' PI LLS. 50 Doses 25 Ore.
CARTERS
tflVEfl
1 191 1 I
?yck Hea-lsche and rc-li-rveall tbotroahles rnrf.
feet to a bilious Btsiuof too Eyien, aacn as
D:z3ness, Kusea, Drowsinese. Iiistnea aftec
eating. Pain in tue Si lo, A.C Whilo their most
reruaxkabia success lias bocn shocrn in curing
TTeaflrwhe. yt Carter's little Litvr Pills axe
eoa&lly alaablo in Constipation, curing and pra
Tenting thisannoyinccoiapiaint.wniio uiey aiso
correct ail dis.irdcrsof thefctomathjstimaiata tho
liver and regulate the bowels. vta if tncy only
curtxl
Aeli s ther irocld bo almost priceless to those S9
Saii.-r from t!iisdii!tressini complaint; butforto
Bsteiv thelrgoodnesedoea noteiulhera.and thoet)
srhooncetryjhcni trill 62d tiieseHttlo pills valu
elilci to so nLiuy wars that they will not bo wit
ling to do without them. But after aliaick baa4
Is the bane of so many Jives that bere la where
make cur great boast, unrpiuicimuwiius
others do not.
Cart, r e Little liver Pills are very small and
Ton- cav to tiki. One or two pills i-aakea done.
Tbi'y sre striciiy vereUl.leanil do not gripe or
our-re. tuthy tut ir gentle action please all who
-jetbcin. in vialfiaf 25cents; fcveforf 1- bold
- drac -its cverywtert, or s.-n by maJ.
- 3ARTER KEOICINE CO.. New Vork.
JM.Ril. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
is rtamped in tne best vratch
cases made. It is tlie trade
mark of the Keystone Watch.
Ca ;e Company, of Philadelphia,
th oldest, largest and best-
known factory in the world
1500 employees, capacity 2000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers. It makes
the celebrated jfas. Boss Filled
Watch Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (rine) which can
not be pulled off the case the
if!
A WATCH CASE OPENER SENT FREE.
sun COOKING
"MADE EASY.
IprMTp MAKE BK1 WAGE!
AULn I O SELLING THE
ARNOLD COOKEF
NO HEAT. NO BOTHER.
Coofcs a Dinner all at on
time Grand for Oil or Ga
Stoves. Liberal Terms. Excli
s'rve Territory. L us tell yo.
all about u.
WILMOT CASTLE & CO
306 Elm SL
Rochester. N. V
THE KEELEY CUBE
IsRsrfCMl boon to huMness men who, havlm-
lntt.1 uii.-r.ns.-iously into the irint hal;t an.
awaken to lui.l the Uisc-a--' of alcoholism fastenci
tip u thtin. rfii.leriiisr them until to msnacc af
fairs re.iirin a clear brain. A four week:
joursc of treatment at the
PITTSBURa KEELEY INSTITUTE.
Xo. 4J16 Fifth Avenne,
'estnrr-i to them all their powr-rs. mental and
..nyMeal. ;t-tr..rs the at.m.rmnl appetite an. I
tsitor.". them to the condition thev were in U
ore they iti.lnle 1 in stimulants. This has U?i.
lone n more than 1'XiO cases tr.ate.1 here, ami
m .115 them some of jour own n-iKhtioM, p
vho"i we can refer with rnnfi.l.-n.-o . ,.
ho'ute safety an. I cfiiciencv of the Keelt-r t-iire
,hc f 'ilicst and most f.-Hn biii; invent ieiii.ii i-,
. i in -M . ior iuupuitl Kivmg luil iuJorma
int 1M
JOHN F
. STRATTON'S
Celebrated Russian Gut
Violin Strings
The Finest in the World.
Every String WarrsntrO.
John F. Stratlon
811 813- 8,r- 817 E- th St.
NEW YORK.
FOR SALE.
irice iracr srooo aar.len Isn.l In Sootheat-
Apply Tiirk ' 1 3 "tnifcuio ell optloi
FLORIDA GARDEN LAND CO.,
Jnly 3l.r5ni.
" I ksV j 0 sj I J sft sf I A O O
o htindletheltlrlnl lllrwtnry mad TCeirea.7
pri.fU!ly illanraten.hanilmrm.ly boumi. sells at iwi
j ........ . t . t nn.i win piiy it. Kscinaive terri
tory irtven. m-n.l for hanlinieneacniuve circular
W. B. CONKEY CO. Publishers. Ch lease II U
Mili
I S '"H Bd h" tni Weekly Pittsbnr
i uuij .ou a ear. A.U Lbs news.
LAD1I
Are y..u r-kles!t -n.a--:i i.re i . : '
two cent." in stunifis to th J'ci t it !iiti ' .
&M arid V WaiJiinL-ton !ir- et. v
one of their heieinf e i hJr..ti-d OCilc-
HookH." It is u im v. 1. i.n.q::'-
it-:-r-
,. nr.
tin lei-eipt or ten v.t.i in i-aiepi 'her wfli
seiul p.KtT-:l a f u I I f la- ir ii::tiH hoiiac
hold can Verba.
Fi-icn rente H..-Y 'H " rontaTm:
comiJ-te words "t "! V'- le. " ai d r.m-i.- . I
ir iiHift !ivilar r-mr. i.i-.-t-o- rwirli I. ti eiiMt
cnniis r aid".
! aUINEPTUS i
A v.-rt- .l.-;i-in--. !.-:rt..-r- : oml'.'i ror.atn
coiii"m.l l if-'ii"' "-' 1' "
otle-r b'tt r oni . vil r ."i I -i fl H I'i in.
Bl -er I'iat lrMh. I r.h .1 I ll. rt:-al-.!fOl
ptiysic.iuis iu Ku mr- simI Austh-s. I ora-.nls ac
jiiiiiKuiic every Ix-tc.-. FlraH.t Iiu-gista.
Mani4lic!uei ov
The AcadeJ-iic Pharmoccntic Co.,
I.OMMIX AMI hVi lOilk.
532-&5C WASHINGTON ST, NEW YCHK CtTY
qO Y A
ELIXIR.
.irleeant Fnir!i:i i-hrmin s- ir.-rnuor
for oi. ions, ma-'unul r.i..l l.;.l t -.Is? : t"- r--
S-.ilt c. -rer twentr-tive t-ars -f tu.J mimt..
soienu." , rewarx-h.
Apimred 1. tli.- liU-ln-st in".Il.-n anriioru.-s
In use in iho"lMpiin'si" verv .rr..f I ;ir-i
Ksp.x-ially In Ipliil to Luln-s. vliiHr. n ami -s.
pie ..f selentar l.aiars k
Ja Handsome Package, Pi c Cti-
TV-inr-.l M.lt-v hY
Lc fioyal ltarncccntic Co.
LONDON AND NEW YORK,
Chemists by appointment to ll-r V.iety lie
Queen arid to the ;'..yaJ i-anui).
KKW YORK KRAXtil:
ISO. 132. 134- Charlton St
ROYAL PILLS.
Same medicinal pmprTti, as RmiLtXuin. in
boxes. pills to L-pjl, for a j ceuis.
FOR SALE EY ALL DRUCC1 sTb.
REMEMBER THE BIG FOUR!
Vinegar Bitters C02L2AL. ; tn,., )
Vineer Bitters P0WDE2S, 5" dcs.
;oc.
iOc.
Vinegr Bitters, new Mjlc ''l". , 1
.00
Vinegar Bitters, old style. bUU tart.-, e 1 .00
The World's Great Blood Purifier
and Life Clvinc Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Kdowti.
The past fth cr a Ontnry the fadisr
Family Mcclciue of tbe arid.
E. H. McDonald Dmg Co., Proprietors,
RAN FKANCISCt' Aim NEW "OBt'
LIC3IHV3EKIT
v HOUSEHOLD USE.
Wiw origiTiated nnrl first preRcrilwl by
FAMILY
in 1810. Could a remedy without real
merit have survived over eighty years t
Soo
Fo
'OOTHING, HEALING. PENETRATI
ire
For INTERNAL and E.XTE.RNAL ese.
una. Kain.tio l'i n. iBfamiMtmfl.i'gi.vI'Mm.
s.imnK-r j4im. ( Mt- ami H-i Ii k- mv .
u r-. A-ahftia. . rri rln.-l..tK I I). --
S..rt.nK. h.llAain (lMii. ..-rtt in rtdv r ljmtM,
MtrT ia. h or NtrmiiM. inn-i.ir rnoas -.
I S A . V . . .
Policies written at abort a4es la us
OLD RELIABLE ' ETNA"
JFXT FOR Til E
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me INSTANCE COJIT
0031MENOE1I BrSlNESS
rensrnisr. Jv SL.1S81.
SO YEARS
EXPERIENCE.
TRADE MARKS
DESICNS,
COPVPIP.UTS M. -
and description mav
quickly arwnain. free, .hwlier an invention is
proljably patent ahle. tMijii.uiii.i..na Mri.-ilv
c,a.2.l.tiai. i)M aeency t.e.xnnrar pXuU
, taken ttjrouith Atunn iu. rcueiva
special uouoe in tbe v
. SCIENTIFIC AMERiCAN,
YZTS;
it, .... .. niirr.nii.Ti e..l.i. nntl
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