Published Every Thursday Morning
CiKO W WAGENSELLKR. A. M EDITOR AND OWNIR.
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li tvrancc Single copies. Kive I'mU.
AdYertlalJ Rain, II cent per line, nonpareil nieaur.
uient f.r tir't im-rllo!. and 1(1 cents per line for . Ii subM"
quenl Insertion. IVOFPIOli NVartne County Court Home
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01 XX XVII I.
Mail 28, 1901.
NUMBBB 18
A heavy fine is attached to the failure ot
1" i !i and township auditors to send a copy oi
then i 1 1. , it to the clerk of the Court rf Quarter
Sessions ami have the same advertised in the
newspapers in their locality.
'I he News fails to answer a single charge
made ly the Post in regard to the shoe factory
mutter. He tries to bolster np hw feeble cause
by making it appear tl. at the Post overcharged
the shoe factory for printing and quotes an un
named manager. To show the absurdity of the
claim, we will donate the sum of one thousand
dollars to the shoe factory the moment the News
proves both that a manager made such a state
ment add the truth of the manager's alleged
statement as given in the News is established.
.,. the News can help the shoe factory to S1000
and re-establish its lost reputation for veracity.
Now the Hritish are declaring that De Wet is
too mad to surrender. Possibly he i.s not only
mad enough todoso.
In he opinion of those most competent to
judge Benjamin Harrison will figure in history
as one of our ablest Presidents.
If England really gets to war with Russia,
how eagerly she will consent to our building the
canal any dam way we please !
The news from the Philippines is so favorable
that the copperhead Democratic sheets are hush
til, finding themselves unable even to east asper-
President Harrison solved to perfection
the old question as to w hat we could do with our
Ex-Presidents, by leading an industrious useful
and unostentatious life.
A.VitTHER steel contract has come from Africa
to America, this time for a ship load of aes,
which the British manufacturers could net fur
nish for a decade or two.
Tiik borough of Lewistown has enlarged it
self by adding some of the suburbs. Lewistown
is a flourishing place.
TllK Middleburg Xnrs has proven itself a
traitor to the town and the best interests of the
community. Th- facts and figures relatives to
the shoe factory enilwdy too much reality for its
green-eyed head to tackle.
Tiik judicial contest in Union county Satur
day was no contest. Hon. H. If, McClure car
ried Union county, receiving 15)51 votes to Hon.
Samuel II. Orwig's 280 votes or a clear major
ity of 1721 votes for the present incumbent The
vitory was certainly decisive.
Tiik old adage that a lie will travel a mile
while truth is pulling on its Ixiots has again been
doubly proven. The shoe factory outrage and
black eye to Middleburg published in Hitter's
Asp, was last week republished by the Selins-
grove TYmesand the Lewisburg Saturday News,.
There is no telling how many more papers will
publish this lie and give the town a black eye as
tar as it goes.
PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION
for opening day of the Pan-
Expostion, May 1st, are now well advanced.
WE.PAY FREIGHT
Plans for oi eniiitr av of the p . wfi! tofl5r jl"c.i)r" !
r O J HwKa ey u. inisiirrci md
?.D.T OTlVnO II A
UAI AH OIAIWO ALU
wi qrori .rjrwflij.ru use aim
iuwimm book, Mca U Tistly riill 1111 L I I. ih ri iji r
raaM lar-laadl" tmrptU, KafV Art j SraMrlti,
Wail Pisr. Rbu.tlt. ( fcrhi msmd flaWi
the exercises inaugurating tins spiend.d inter- , ZZZZTwu I In Her Controversy With Rd
national test.vai ot occidental nat.ons will befit JZJ Over the Manchuria Affair.
the imiMirtance of tln event Vf ' n'l'l.wL- in flu. HsleVa lata aMa MMM.caa to nafii eke-
till. llli i i. uii i ui till CMIIl. fll I" IMC h.nd for tc .we aa nuellle maple of S gnto 4
... ( i .r. i ..ft. aSU ear tc satS a esaaatsaeTaf laWMMHtaf aal
ernoon, in the beautiful I em leol Music, it is (... mob-i. of .., tho.tiuarre.hu. P0WEB8 EEFU8E TO INTEBFE
1 iuttun the ...rt-- for templet in., I deducted free youl
proposed tojstart the machinery ot the Exposition.
The Special train carrying the President of the - -M
United States and his cabinet from Washington ,
to the I acilie Coast will de connected by telirranh u.n4
with electrial apparatus will !e ouniWOted with
the irrcat electric Lrenera'or in the Electric! v hese
I .... . Aatrltft. it-
building. Direct telegraphic communication will
Ik' made at the tame moment between the exeou x '-
.. . ,. . .. . . .. U4.CerUI.ft,
live oiiiceol the rresideiits ol all of the republics rrtr,mm
of the hemispher, and the Governor General of
7k. per ,.
The? Secretary of the Jnpurir
(Hon la London Declares II
With Hla Couatrr It la a Matter
Plchtla.
London, March 2S. The Chin
minister. Sir Chlh Chen Lo Feng I
called at the foreign office yester
and urged the British goverameni
bring pressure to bear in order to pri
vent Russia from securing the nec
sary signatures to the Manchur
agreement. The foreign office is s
I.M UI1M
v anaoa, auti mis eurtriai apparatus in me .music cr".. ment will be signed or allowed to la
T.......1.. t o '.I .1. if. n i . i.. ... ,rom"' " I'" i" rrd. nie book i. tree, we mm when the time expires. The oflli i
icmple. At J o clM'k, nutlalo tunc, liv arrange- tr....run... WXmSfitm KthamtlCBI , ,'',.
our minimum aWfafl ceUlofuc lelll vnu Ihout ererythllftf wl i- deunutr.d ickhliuu a. c levu.
ment with the cable companies leadiUK to South XnVn'frl,' t0 "eve Russia will succeed la A
Sen J m.a
r
Tbls ttook . s' - tl 1& ner cod to i-rttn and mali
Ameriifl. and ivlth tlm Murrninln'n rvimnnniog .,,.,1 " 'Vtr''."'' 9JB. V P
- ' ....v.-, ...... i r ir r a. ij niun UVOB Uu ltt
... . .. .... . . . . ati-tr.
witn me Atlantio'cable companies the president"
and rulers of all of the countries of the Western
t want t Addreu etactljp
JUUUS HIRES SOU, Bilttawt, Id., Dtftft
Last summer Pilgiim Scott Bitter, publish- Hemisphere will be requested to touch an electric
er of the Asp, was asked to contribute a .mite to- i .. ,,. ,. , ... 4l -it
button in their office which will tlm
ward the nronosed centennial of Miildhlnirir
ii p.. ,i . .,i,.:i. . , . of machinery of the exposition.
itcreluseu to suoscntH' one cent and never nnh. I
I- t t i. r ,i , . , , nt the same time transmit a message of ureetint; I
lushed a line n tavor nt Hie in ,-..i,i ,.,!,,., " " T
n , i ,. ., . ' ' at the opening to be read in the Music Temnli
He was made a member of the executive com-1 r
mittee and never attended a meeting. This President MfdCinley from a special telegraph- o
member of the Pilgrim band, who as a Pilgrim ; i(" !,l,Paratus ' llis oar on the special train, sur- !!
exceeded the average on the eligibility clause, rounded bv ,,is Cabinet, will then start the great j j
has no time for anything that will benefit Mid- fol,ntain pnP" and will transmit over the wires o
dleburg. He thinks, however, that his election a mewa8e (" greeting to the people assembled on
the occasion of the oiening.
lieh an electric j TT
Ynll ki sirprisefl
as pri'thonotary would make the town boom.
"Uncle Jbbby" Roth, the Allentown states
man in the House id Kepresentatives, is a mad
The dedicatory ceremonies of the Exposition, J
which will be very imposing, will take place J
wag. He has introduced a bill compelling all about the mdle of May, possibly on the 14th,
bachelors over 40 years of age to pay a marriage
license fee of one hundred dollars, the tax so col
lected to go to the support of homes for old ladies
over forty years of age who never had an opjior
tunity to get married. The statesman from
Peanutville is inclined to lie facetious. The main
difficulty with his bill is that should it liecomea
law there would lx; some trouble in finding a
woman w ho would acknowledge that she was for
ty years of age. Possibly "Uncle Jerry" never
thought of that. He is k-tter as a judge at a
horse race than in making laws to encourage
matrimony.
e
S&jriti u. .e"eP'
w Ii e n v o ii
read that we 1
a r e
Golden
Oak 1
liCDROOn
Suits i
-At
ing 2 Petersburg, for Russia persistently i
$15.75
FOR
!!7.50
I Russia's czar, dismayed by the riot
ing, called a cabinet council to dls-.
A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED, cuss the situation.
It Is said that President Kruger, of
Wedneadar, March 30.
The president has appointed Frede
TlrU E. Coyne, now collector at Chica
go, postmaster of that city.
The president has signed the com
mission of Iyorin I. Wheeler, now
mayor of the city, to be postmaster of
Springfield, Ills.
Amos Rusle, the baseball pitcher, I
who for two years has been out of the
game, has signed to play with Cincin- i
nati this season.
Qea. MacArthur, at Manila, yester
day Informed the war department of
the Transvaal, will visit this country
next month, health permitting.
The Arkansas house of representa
tiTes has passed a hill imposing a fine
of from $500 to $1,000 for gambling.
Karl Cadogan, lord lieutenant of Ire
land of Ireland, authorizes the state
ment that he will retain office for an
other year.
J. Pierpont Morgan has donated a
collection of minerals valued at $-00,-000
to the Museum of Natural History,
at New York.
A settlement has been reached Alth
1hr rnntiirfl of tln InBiirffAnl bronaral
Dl0 lino, the most troublesome of the thp 400 strikers at the Macbeth glass
rt-br 1 3 I worl!i. ut Marion, Ind., and business
Thnrailar. Marrh 21. was resumed today.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall Leading New York Republicans, In-
and York, on a tour of the world, ar-; eluding Senator Piatt, decided not to
rived at Qlbraltar yesterday.
The bill disfranchising Illiterates
and the bill ordering a state census
passed the Maryland legislature.
A movement is said to he on foot to
consolidate the coal producing Inter
ests of Illinois iato one mammoth com
bine. The first discovery of oil in th
southern portion of West Virginia was
made yesterday In a 300 barrel oil well
drilled at Milton.
T. R. Oatman, a railroad switchman
it Holland, Mich., has fallen heir to
$6,000,000 by the death of a distant
relative In Virginia.
Friday, March 23.
Near Clinton, Me., J. D. Marr,
farmer, killed his three children while
'insane.
The bill prohibiting the manufacture,
sale or giving away of cigarettes has
pasied the Minnesota legislature.
Commandant Philip Botha, brother
of the Doer commander, was killed in
the recent fighting at Lydenburg.
At Coldbrook, Mass., Mrs. Lizzie
Naramore, aged 50, while Insane, killed
her six children, the eldest 10 years.
The Delaware and Hudson Railroad
company has increased wages of train
men from five to twenty cents a day.
The Sharon Steel company will erect
complete pipe and skelp mills at South
Sharon. Pa., to cost at least $1,500,000.
Valentine Botz, of Buffalo, after be
Ung totally blind for 28 years, had hit
sight restored by an operation per
formed by Prof. McConachle, at Balti
more. Sittnrdny. March 2.1.
The death rate In Havana was 19.32
,;er 1.000 in February, against 82.32 for
the last February of Spanish rule.
urge police legislation for New York
city. A decided victory for (Jovernor
Odell.
Tucnday, Murch 28.
The New Jersey court of errors and
appeals decided the anti-spring elec
tion law constitutional.
Storm Bull, a nephew of Ole Bull,
the celebrated violinist, was nominat
ed for mayor of Madison, Wis.
The president appointed George E.
Baldwin, of Ohio, United States con
sul at Nuremburg, Bavaria.
The widow of Preston S. Brooks, who
caned Charles Sumner In the United
States senate, died at Columbia, S. C.
Mr. Johnson, the trolley promoter,
proposes making the fare on his lines
from New York to Philadelphia 40
cents.
CharleB Friedman, who while Insane
killed his two little children in New
York, died in jail. He bad not slept
for a week.
QBHBRAI. MARKETS.
Philadelphia. March 25. Flour steady;
winter superfine, tz.SrVB "j.50 : Pennsylvania
roller, eleur. 3.10Ot.iS; city mllla. extra.
$2.606110. Kye Hour dull lit In. 90 per bar
rel fur choice Pennsylvania, Wheat quiet;
No. J red. .nt, VT'jftTSM.c. Corn tlrm; No.
2 mixed, spot. 4."e4i4Sc.; No. 2 yellow, for
local trade. IT047VU). Oats In moderate
request; No. 2 white, clipped, 33c.; lower
grades, 29fi32c. Hay quiet; choice tim
othy. llfi.WulT. Ileef firm; beef hams. $19
llS.Mt. I'urk (Irm; family, I17I&17.50; mess.
$15, 50116.50. Lard firmer; western steam
ed. IS. 35. LlVS poultry quoted at lCKJjlOV.
for hens, "fuT'jC. for old roosters, 10'U
llVjc. for young chickens, lie. for ducks.
l(Hi lie. for turkeys and 11612c. for geese.
Dressed poultry at 10"v&llc. for choice
fowls. 72c. for old roosters, 25cf35c. for
nearby broilers. 12613c. for choice and
fancy nearby chickens. lSHiHc. for large
western capons. Uiyol2c. for fancy young
turkey hens. 11612c. for choice to fancy
western (tucks and I'nSc. for western
The Australian federal elections, the geese. Butter firm; fresh creamery, 1S6
in th formation of h eom. I c. ; factory. 96 U'4C. ; Imitation creamery,
lirst since tne rormation or ine com- li6Wir . Now York dairy, fresh, i.vB2ic;
monwcalth, will be held March 30. Tht ! fancy Pennsylvania prints Jobbing at 24(jr
main issue is protection against free; Hci do. wholesale, 23c. Cheese tlrm:
ltr.j fancy large colored and white, irliv.
l . ,, . , . . ! fancy small colored. m,c; fancy small
The New Hampshire house of repre- ' white. 1261214c. Kggs firm; New York and
Leentatlves voted against a resolution Pennsylvania, at mark. 13Vlfn I3c. ; west-
Ldeclarine for the election of United I f. do- "V; ; ou,h"'n i?::...12H613c
IZ7 : " - 7 , . .. i-SDoages quiet, iew lora. .mils per t
! Mates senators oy uueci vine ui lue
h)ople.
Inspectors at San Francisco, Cal.,
Phave placed the responsibility for the
wreck of the starrier Rio de Janeiro, on
Feb. 22, on the late Capt. Ward and
Pilot Jordan, and have revoked tht
Qlcense of Chief Engineer Herllhy.
Monday, March 2B.
f Attorney General Griggs retires from
the. cabinet next Monday.
oer ton.
Potatoes quiet: Jerseys, $1.25.60; New
York. Jl.4iMit.l2i4; Long island. Il.50ral.75:
Jersey sweats. $1.5(Vif2.25.
East Liberty. Pa., March 25. Cattle
Steady; extra. I5.5ty(5.65; prime. $5.1065.40;
common. $3.25'if4. Hogs about steady;
prime mediums. 6.154r.20; heavy hogs.
$.104fU5; light and best heavy Yorkers.
U.OCflD.lO; pigs. $3.756 5.90: roughs $4,206
5.7$. Sheep about steady; choice wethers,
$5.2094.35: common, $2.1063.50: choice
lambs. te.7S65.90; common to good. $46
l.fi: veal calves, $6fc.75.
Does Your
Back Ache?
I In constant pain when oni
.your feet ? .
Is that dragging, pulling'
sensation with you from morn
till night ?
Why notput the medicine
exactly on the disease ? Why
tnot ipply the cure right to
'the spot itself 7
r You can do it with
Dr.Ayer's
Cherry
Pectoral
Master
toriUtttf after the
kPlMtar it afJhsV jm feel
its wsniing, socthiag in
ffluence. Its healing itaaskai
' quickly penetrate down daep
iato the inflamed tissues.
Pain is quieted, soreness is re
lieved and strength imparted.
Ne plaster was ever Base like It.
Ne sinter ever acted so aalckly
aid thsrenjhly. Ne plaster ever
bad tack complete control over all
auiseipaia.
Placed over the chest it is
tl powerful aid to Ayer's
Clvorry Pectoral; relieving
congestion and drawing out
all inflammation.
worn At.a ft stf. Dsroamr.
J C. AVER CO., Lowell. Matt.
when it is expected that Vice-President K
velt, Governor Odell, and a lanre bodv ofnatlon
ij j i
al and diplomatic officials, together with those we told you how we are I
of tin; Army ami Navy, will be present and par- , b,e U ,1" t,,is il would not
- ... ,m inuiK, mil let it
be sufficient that we are X
t'iiiijr mem at
THIS PRICE
Don't worry aUmt how we
do it.
Cull and see our
Fine Dlsplayof
Fancy Rockers i
E.R.TATp,
ll litr I Furniture Dealers and
CTlTr mnimTfT Funeral Directors
gO ini l V tri 1 I "n SUNBURY, PA. ?
zrTvr,c TnTTXTr
tiuipate
President'H Day will be between June 0th and !
12th. The date will lie fixed definitely within
a few days. President MoKinley and hie Cab-'
inet will come to the Bxposition from Pu)uth.
The committee having in charge the arrange
ments for these sjiecial exercisifs intend to make
theih more elaborate and inspiring than any sim
ilar ones connected with an Exposition.
ting the necessary signatures.
The situation is still more com;)
cated owing to the fart, ascertained
a press representative yesterday, tU
there are two secret treaties, one
which is ts be signed at St. Petersbiul
dealing with Russian military coin'
of Manchuria, and another, to be sil
ed at I'ektn, dealing with her cij
powers.
The Chinese appeals for support havl
failed to produce any direct remon
strances from (treat Britain or at
parently from any other power to
ASSOCIATION r..""' ""iFg!
OF-
HARRI5BURG, - PA.
DesireB an Agent and Attorney iii!i
Midd'eburg.
This is a domestic association operat
ing through Central Pennsyl
vania. It is a little more than if
three years old with assesta of
nearly $500,000.00.
Its dividends have been six per cent,
on non-participating and ten per
cent, on full participating stock.
It has had no losses and has an ac
tive demand for loans.
It is strong, clean, vigorousund suc
cessful. Non-jmrticijiating stock
is sold at $100.00 per share, di
vidends, six jiercent., tax free.
V T-lf.RF fAI I i dc T "0ur government, I believe, is serl-
llVlVOL. vJULLAiAcS f:"sly considering the crisis. Their
MB -t-
hered to her contention that the secrl
agreements concern no one except he
self and China. On this ground Grtj
Britain's request for copies of
agreement was abruptly declined.
It Is explained at the foreign offiJ
here that it would be a dangerous ag
useless breach of diplomatic procef
ure to endeavor to enter upon exprl
filiations with Russia which wouj
only be based upon Information sul
plied by the Chinese. In other worj
the ooples of secret treaties and a
leged modifications of them recent)
I given to the powers by the Chinese al
worthless documents and will remain
4 such until Russia herself chooses to
communicate the text of the actual
treaties and modifications.
In the absence of the Japanese min
ister in London, Baron Hayashl, Mi
Matsnl, first secretary of the Japan
ese legation, who was Interviewed b
a press representative, made a comprt
henslve statement ot the issues involv
ed. He said:
icssness ana me proDanie victory or
Russian diplomacy will bring us to the
brink of a dangerous situation In
which none of the powers Is so deeply
concerned as Japan. Even If the se
cret treaties have been modified, as Is
alleged, the changes are so trifling as
to make the documents thoroughly ob
jectionable to Japan.
"Assuming that 1 China signs the
treaties, I suppose Great Britain. Ger
many and the United States will pro
test to Russia. But that is about as
far as they will go and about as much
as they will get. With Japan It is a
matter of fighting.
"The question is whether we are to
fight Russia now or to light her later
on. She has no right te Manchuria.
she secures Manchuria she will
the way to securing Korea.
l-S-Sra,
KH-H-W-I-H-I-t llllllllll l-i.
T 1 eyes are wide open and they will not dp
I hive reduced nrices an " driven t0 Precipitate action by the
Pnres dH ;;!jlngoists of Japan, who are openly
follows: J) clamoring for Immediate war. Yet, if
c , M. r ii " tnpy see ,nat war 18 unavoidable they
OCUII. S COIIarS ; will not hesitate to strike,
from $2. '2") to 12 00 and '' "-'"P11" nas no reason to be afraid
. i as to the result. Many reasons occur
another grade from ?1 to '. ', to the average Japanese mind in favor
S 5 cents I Of forcing at the present moment a
struggle which must come eventually.
I IM Ha..ftft. Ill The chief reason against so doing Is
"a. nuuicr, J. the fact that Japan is Just beginning
KRKamf.r, t' T new industrial era which would tem-
j, ; porarny ue Kineu snouia we endeavor
by force of arms to prevent Russian
encroachments.
"If we follow the lead of other pow
ers and do not threaten hostilities, we
realize that we must sit down tamely
and see any other nation step In and
make treaties similar to those which
WRITERS
CORRESPONDENTS 0r
REPORTERS
Wanted everywhere. Storioa nowa i China seems on the verge of signing
II ' I mltl, Dftlo Tkl. .U
"iin .vuoD.aft. i ii in numu UiClU IUC
partition of the Chinese empire and
the end of the 'open door.' If we op
posed it, we naturally think we would
have the moral support of the United
States, which has been the champion
of these principles and also of Oreat
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IVLoans are made on a ahnplr and definite
plan; payments .er 111" o.lw raiige from flu (X)
per month ,,tr,.M. time from 44 to 1N mos.
CorTespondSDOI is tlrslre.1 from borrowers
Investors, attorneys and persons deslrlnir aii
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3-21-4.
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Butter 16 I Wheat
Etrgs 12
Onions 00
Lard 10
Tallow 4
Chickens 8
Turkeys
Shoulder 10
Ham 12.1
Rye
Corn ....
Oats
Potatoes
.. 70
...48
... 48
' 2
tides.
The Bulletin Press Association,
New York.
Oratltude ta Aanerlraa Sallora.
Washington, March 26. Through M.
De Lanessan, tho minister of marine of
the French republic, the navy depart
ment has just received two beautiful
liver medals and diplomaa awarded to
P. Ausseress and Patrick Mullen, sall
ora on the United states battleship
Kentucky, in recognition of courage
and devotion exhibited by them on
Nov. 11 In the port of Algiers in res
cuing four French sailors whose boat
Mrs. Eliza Stahtnecker.
Mrs. Eliza Stalhnecker , died at the
family residence near Warrior Run
Church on Thursday of last week,
atler a brief illness, aeed 61 vears.
She is survived bv her husband 3 I nad caP8lzed- The two Americans
dano-hlora ,! 1 aL Tt t i ' ,eaped overboal 'roni their ship and
aaugnters and 1 son. The funeral : held un the men in the water nntn hein
was held on Thursday morning at ! "rrlved and they were taken aboard.
the McEvensville Reformed Church, Rnlnr(l , John.on..
the service being conducted bv Rev. Nlles. Mich.. March 26 The an-
50 George S. Sorber of York, her former i nncemeat that the First National
lira,, per 100 90 jtor The funeral was largely at-! $i
Middlings " 1.00 1 tended by relatives and friends, in- on their holdings has greatly agitated
Clion I io'cludintr 3brofinra on.J 1 LiL-tnp ! the people. Men who were wealthy a
f -------- . A q - w..ftft.w uitu A nlrlvl a ' m " er
Flour nor bid 4 fin ci. i ew weeka ago will be Impoverished.
riourper0bl4U0 She was originally from Mid- Stockholders are talking of Joining the
take legal action against
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dlelurg,buthas spent tha 33 years ft5"0?'10" to
of her married life in this vicinity. ! dlreCtI!:
Rich Coal Vela Dlarovered.
wliich she was buried.
and during all this time has been a 1
faithful member of the church from : . Cumberland, Md.. March 26. There
ib uiucu exciiemeni ai unerry nun, w.
Va., on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
Her very effectionate nature notonly STot" riTveKf
won a reionse from the members of anthracite coal at the depth of 87 feet,
her family, but caused all who knew ! wb,le borln a we on tha Anderson
tarn.
to love her: hence her death is mourn
ed by a large circle of friends, who
sincerely sympathize with the hus
band and f)iilrl run in 4nia tin... .tJ
- who iiuui ui lil t -- i - ."wv . urn v. , ftriv.easevr afc ibvj
nl M'l.,..,, T I i cm I University of Ghent, has hmkan off ra-
I latlons with the church la order to
marry
Noted Je.nit Man?.
Brussels, March 26. Le Petit Bleu
announces that the celebrated Jesuit
scholar, Abbe Renard, professor at tha.