tnyn tlic llnxtnn lli-rnld: "Tim nnlT
rpl iilr-n.ure in I'p fntmil In tlif pm
session of prcnt rlrlirs, I In fivln
1hpm mvnv, n Mr. CiiriieRlP I (loins."
TIip rntitrovcrer n lo wlidlit-r
British or Ainorlenn Ituomntlvr iu
the liPtlor I ft very niie-slrietl iilTiilr.
Thn NorthPiistrrn Kiillivnv of Kiiclnnil
has Just onli'lt'it twenty luioinntlvea
from rhlciigo niniiin.T.
Crime In Inereiinitur rnplill.r In Urlt
tsh Inilin. TIip tulsoii" In Hip IhI
fiscal yenr lontiilneil .1Hi.SN4 liiiiintcs,
or M.fHH more tlmn llii'jr coiitnint'il
1n 1SB1. Klllipr Hiitlfli rule I nniklim
fnore rrlmlitntn or Hip lims hip IipIiib
administered with Bieiilor severity.
TIip eliniiiol seems tn Ip In tlsnner
of pxllnctlon In Hip Krenrh Alps. In
unite of Hip nrilnnii lielnlits In whlrlt
It mnkes ltd Imiiiip It In IiiiiiIpiI liirlrl
leanty. Meiisiires of iii'iit;elliii
Kltnilnr to those- employed In I'.ip
ItnllHU Alps ore culled for.
Mnssnchitsctla I .iiptirllnff n Stnte
bathhouse nt Revere Heiiflt. It was
patronized Inst summer lv TIO.IHM per
sons, 11.0 per ronl. In excess or Hip
patronage of Hip previous, yenr. 'I'hp
totnl receipts imioiinlPil to JllSJ"'.'.
an BtrernRP of nliont twenty-two cents
p.'r capita.
The bicycle In to Im made a per
manpnt piiulpmrnt lu Hip Frown
Army. Twenty etnnpii tiles lire to lie
provided with n thirty -six-pound
wheel, which run lie eitrrleil on Hip
back when necessary. An eneiny
would of course iniike llicni useless dy
the Judicious ilit llltiii loll of H few
lin nil fill of tucks.
The nniinnl report of Hip I.IkIK house
ISotml of Hie l.'tiltt'd Suites show Hint
It fllreeted mid controlled more Hum
thirteen hundred lighthouses nnd
beacon 1 i k li t r. more Hum two score
lightships nnd nn Immense iuimler
of other nidtt to mi vluutloii, of warn
ing nnd signal to mariners, lis
lieueficent work Ik of int'Stliniililc lin
fiortauee nnd usefulness.
Telephone connection lie! ween
flrent Ilrlluln, Itclglum nnd llollnnd
have been liberally Improved of hite.
.When It N renieniliered Hint less Hum
a, third of a century him passed nlnce
the first telephone messages over a
distance of Kevenil miles were ex
changed, nnd when the fur reaching
expansion of tho Ionic distance sor
vice Is tn ken Into account. It Is lea
ounhle to expert Hint before the
grandchildren of to-ilny have become
, grandfathers London will be talkhiR
with Melbourne and New York with
Manila, exclaims the New York
Tribune.
The power of the shortest word In
advertising becomes doubly evident
when one remembers that It Is possible
for a hunuiii bolus to get through life
on fifteen hundred words of English,
that Shakespeare's voeobitlnry, whirl)
was the greatest. Included betWMin
rtlfty nud sixty thousand, and that
fully a quarter of the people of the
United Btates communicate in slang
ami set phrases; that they are not
only incapable of expressing them
elves in ordinary English, hut that the
erase sentence from Stevenson,
Johnson or Wordsworth Is not In
telligible to tlieinv stntes Printer's Ink.
Irrigation In Arlsonit lias been the
subject of nu Investigation conducted
by the Government, the result of
which are now available. Within ten
years 545 miles of camils and ditches
were constructed at a cost of $1,508,.
400. The totul increase in irrigated
land in ten years has beeu 110,575
acres. At a low estimate Its present
average ivalue Is $30 per acre, or
587,250. Irrigation has added this
large amount to thn farm wealth of
the Territory. The total number of
acres of Irrigated crops is 137,233,
while the total number of acres of
land Irrigated Is 185,300. The differ
ence of 48,103 acres represents ap-
proximately the area of pasture land
Irrigated.
The consternation of the English
over the American Invasion increases
day by day. Home effort has been
made to stem the tide by the initiation
of American products, but so far it
lias failed of success. For example, an
Englishman attempted to Imitate the
American duyllgbt bank robber. ' He
entered the most promising banking
house, revolver lu baud, and called
on the clerks to hold up their bunds.
He shot the cashier deud, but on being
tackled by a clerk be turned the re.
volver on himself und cheated the
gallows. The Idea was bold, but be
canse be lacked American skill the
Imitator failed, as most imitators must.
The Germans have been uo more suc
cessful with their Imitations of
American sewing machines, bicycler
jld some other article
MEDAL OF HONOR.
Soldier of Medical Corns Performs
Deeds of Heroism at Battle of
Csnda River.
Orn. Smith lin rcrmiinifiiilctl Priv
ate IMiitr. or Hip medical department
of the army In the Philippines for a
tncdnl of honor as a reward for hero.
Ism at the battle of (landa river,
Island of Snninr. llelntz rmtKht as
lotiK as able, while shot throiiKh both
nrnia and with a bail boln slash in the
back. Alter recovering from a faint
ing ppell. with both nrms In slings,
llelntx directed the work of carrying
the wounded till they arrived at Val
bayog. There were six skirmishes In
llatangns province Tuesday. The In
surgent did not nmke a single aland.
Several Filipinos were killed. The
Americans had only a few men wound
ed. Aiblltloiinl troops have been sent
to Hen. Hell, who is currying on nn
aggressive campaign In liiitnngas.
Taynlias and l.agiina provinces. Six
to Lopez, Agulnnldo's former secre
tary, has agnln been refused permis
sion by tien. Chaffee to land under mil
itary protection without taking the
oath of Allegiance to the t lilted
Stntes. which, he says, would nullify
his Influence with I lie Filipinos. lo
pez offers lo act as a peace commis
sioner. (!ov. Tart was present Tues
day at a farewell reception in his
honor, previous lo his deuarlure for
the F nltod State!;.
GARFIELD LAW 13 VALID.
Liable to Fine for Failure to File
Expense Account.
The question of the nlhllty of the
nnrtleld corrupt practices la" '
presented to the Ohio supreme court
Wednesday In the Mate vs. I.. A. Ilns
sell of Cleveland. .Mr. KiikkoII was a
ciuidhlnte for congress and on his fall
tire lo Hie his expense account, as re
quired by law, the prosecutor brought
suit for the ll.npn line provided. In
the common ideas court the ease was
decided In favor of .Mr. Itussel. but
the circuit court reversed Hie Judg
ment. The right to a seat was not
raised in Hie case. .Mr. Kiibxvll having
been defeated.
REED A MILLIONAIRE.
Middle Name Draws Him a Dig
Fortune in Maine.
Thomas H. Heed, ex-speaker of tho
house, now of New York, has been In
formed that he is an heir to $;.ooo.ooii
worth of property In Portland . Mc
The land belongs to Hie heirs of tho
orlglnul Ilrackett of the town of old
Falmouth. It was leased for ft term
of years and thn lease had expired
some time ago. but that fact has Just
been discovered.
14,000 Men Idle.
Fourteen thousand men nnd boys
have been rendered Idle because of
the flood In tho Shaniokln, Pa., dis
trict. The fourteen eol lories owned
by the Philadelphia & Heading rail
road nnd the Pennsylvania railroad In
that region were Hooded. It will be
several days before all tho collerles
will lie able to resume. It Is estl
cated that the collerles have been
Camaged to the extent of llioo.ooo.
To 8ee by Telephone.
The Independence Helge, of llel
gium. says t hut. Dr. Sylvestre, former
ly nn American hut now a naturalised
French physician, lias Invented a spec
togrnph which enables users of the
telephone to see each other.
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
Tho president Monday nominated
Clayton Mc.Mlchael to be postmastei
at Philadelphia. Pa.
Judge Darling of Vermont, formally
assume 1 the duties of assistant serre
tary of tho navy Tuesday.
Chairman Hay of the house commit
tee on Judiciary Wednesduy Introduc
ed an anti-anarchy measure.
Senator Mule Tuesday Introduced a
bill authorizing the enrollment and or
ganization of a United States naval re
serve. The limine committee on foreign
affairs had an Informal hearing
Wednesday on the subject of Chinese
exclusion.
Germany has officially Informed the
United States of her purpose to com
pel Venezuela to pay tho Just claims
of German subjects.
A bill wna Introduced Tuesday by
Mr. Penrose authorizing the payment
per diem pensions to all officers and
enlisted mnn of the United States
army who served in the Civil war.
The state department received fur
ther news regarding Miss Stone
Wednesday, but believes It to be In
her interest to give out nothing now,
except tho American representatives
are doing all that can be done to bring
about her release.
Secretary Knot has renewed his ef
forts to secure the retirement, with
added grade, of the army officers who
have participated in the three wars,
tho civil war, the Indian wars and the
Spanish-American war.
Inquiries have been made at the
state department In an Informal way
as to what attitude the Kovernment
would assume in the event Germany
8 uou hi desire, to seize a port of Ven
ez.uela.
The president. Andrew Carnegie and
Secretary Root discussed the 2fi.lHiO,.
oou educational project at luncheon
at the Wlilto House Wednesday.
.As a result of the negotiations be
tween Secretary Hay and Mr. Brun,
the Danish minister, tho last obstacles
of substunce tn the preparation of the
treaty of cession of the Danish West
Indian Islands have been removed.
The comptroller has authorized the
organization, of the following new
banks In Pennsylvania: Tho First Na
tional bank of Herndon, capital 125,
000: Adam 8. Hepner, cashier; the
citizens National bank of Slatlngton,
capital 5i).(ioo. H. H. Mlsson, cashier.
Lord Brassey says ihm British navy
U men mod ships sxcels and other two
tutrles.
NO MOPE ST niKCC.
Pence Conference Petwcen Lenders ol
Capital and Worklngmcn Appoints
Committee en Cenclllnticn.
The conference betwer n Hie b nderr
of Inlior anil capital cloud in New
York Tuesday, with a decision to glvr
the plan to lir.nno:i!i:.-' their lutcn -itf
a practical test. It was unanimously
agreed that the working details shall
be perfected by nn executive :irn
mittee of .'Hi. chosen lu equal numbers
from Hie ranks of organized liinor. the
ureal Industrial and Pnanc till lenders
ami the public not hlcntlltc.l with
either of the otlur two Interests. In
the altcrtioon Clinlrimiii Csenr 8.
Htratis and Secretary Itnlph M. F.asley.
with Archbishop In laud. !' until- Han
lia, Samuel (lumpers, president nT Hie
Federation ol Labor; President .Mitch
ell or the Cnlted Mini' Winkers:
Frank P. Sargent of the Itrotlierhood
:if Locomotive Firemen, and others
who had taken part In Hie conlercnce
met lo select Hie executive commit
tee. The following names wer.e an
iloiini eil:
To Represent Employers and Capital.
Cnlted Stntes ScmiUir Mark A.
tfantia; James A. Chambers,
American (ilass Company: Wil
liam II. Plahler. National Asoscla
Hon of Stove Manufacturers; S. H.
Callaway. American Locomotive
Works; Lewis Nixon, Crescent ship
vnrd: Charles M. Schwab. Cnlted
States Steel ( 'orpomtion : II. II. Vree
land. Mi tropolltan Street Hallway
Comnnny; Charles A. .Moore. Maclilii"
.Manufacturing ( 'ompanv; John P.
Hoekereller. Jr.; K. I). Itlpley. Atchi
son, Topeka Santtt Fe railroad;
Marcus .M. .Marks, National Assocla
Hon of Clothing Manulactiiiei!--: .Inllm
Kriittsehnltt. Southern I'aclllc tall
roa d.
To Represent Organized Labor.
Samuel Compels, American Feder
stlon of Labor: John .Mitchell. Cnlted
Mine Workers; Frank P. Snrgent,
Urotherliood of locomotive Firemen;
Theodore J. Shaffer. Amalgamated As
sociation; James Inincait. Crnnltc Cut
ters Cnlon; Daniel .1. Kcefe, Interna
national Association Longshore
men. James O'Conncll. Interna
tional AsosclaHon of Machinists:
Martin Fox. Iron Moldcra union;
lames K. Lynch. Typngranhical union;
Fid ward K. Clarke. Brotherhood ol
hallway Conductors; Henry White,
(iarmcut Workers; Walter MacArthur,
ban I'lauclsco,
To Represent the Public.
Kx-Preslilent (1 rover Cleveland:
Archbishop John Ireland: Bishop lien
ry C. Potter. Charles Francis Adams.
Boston: Cornelius N. Bliss. Charles
W. Fllot. Harvard university: Frank
Mil .McVeagh. Chicago; James II
F.cklcs. John J. McCook, John (1. Mil
burn of Buffalo, Charles A. Bonaparte,
Baltimore.
Chairman of the conference, ((scat
S. Strauss nnd Secretary Itnlph M.
Kasley, are ex-offlcio members of the
committee.
A Biib-commltlee of threee to con
sider plan, si-ope and proceedure, wa?
apiMilnteil.
CABLE FLASHES.
Germany denies that there Is any
Intention to seize jl Venezuelan har
bor. Emperor William, of Germany, has
decorated Marquis Itn. tho .Id panose
statesman, with the Order of the Hed
F.agle.
Gov. William Gregory of Ilhode
Island died nt his home at Wlckford
Monday. He had been Hi for several
months.
Earthquakes were felt In tho prov
ince of Catania, Sicily, and In the
southern Italian provinces of Cnlabrla
and Lecce.
Courtenay Walter Bennett, who has
been British Consul at Bihao, bus
been gazetted Counsel General at San
Francisco.
The papers In London, Eng., express
considerable satisfaction that the
United States sennte ratified Hie Hoy-
Paunecfote treaty by ucb a large ma
jority. The reply of the government of Ar
gentina to the Chilean note was dis
patched Monday. This reply Is con-
reived in terms which would leuve no
doubt as fo its acceptance by Chile.
The Venezuelan General Vicente
Sanchez reports that l.ono Colombian
Liberals, distantly supported by 4.000
Venezuelan tropps, captured the Col
jmblan seaport town of Kio llacna.
A dispatch received from Nkandhla,
Zululand. dated December B. tells of a
recent action near l.uneberg. Trans
vaal, in which Commandant Ixmls
Botha was shot through the left leg
below the knee.
At a conference of motive power
oilUers at Calcutta, India, It was do
elded to call on the British builders
to submit designs for 10 light and
heavy broad and narrow gauge en
engines, from which standard types
can be established for use on tho In
dian railroads.
A dispatch received in England
from Peking announces that the Im
perial Court left Kal-Feng-Fu Satur
day, benfnd for Peking. "
A schaunor which arrived at Colon,
Columbia, Monday reports that 70 Col
umbian government troops who left
Colon a fortnight ago for V ion to Frio,
had an engagement with the Liberal
forces at Nombro de Dlos last Friday.
Tbo meeting of naphtha firms at
Baku, RusBta, summoned to deal with
the exKirt question, resulted in the
withdrawal from the union of the
firms of Nobel & Mantaschcff. Other
bouses, beaded by the Rothschilds, arc
said to have formed a combination.
Prof. Bebrlng, a Gorman, at Stock
holm, who was recently awarded the
! Nobel medical prUo of Hil.Suo kron
ers, announced that his experiments
demonstrated the possibility of ron
derlng cattle Imniuuv for tuberculosis
vy inoculation.
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
LVII. CONGRESS.
Knox Confirmed.
After live hours' discussion Monday
he Senate ratified the Isthmian canal
realy with (Beat Britain by a Vote
if 71! to . The nomination .of P. C.
Knox as attorney general was con
limed with only oil" (Senator Jones )
ilsHcntliig vote. The resolution ill
ectlng the committee on Judiciary te
nipiire Into the subject of anarchy
was adopted. Senator Warren Intro
luceil an amendment to the Constltu
.Inn granting Hie right of suffrage to
ivomcn.
As a mark of respect to the late
Marriott Bror.lus of Pennsylvania the
Senate niljourned nt fl:.'in p. m.
Chairmen Named.
The appointments for chairman of
he various committees of the sennte
were announced Tuesday. Senatot
"Yy Introduced n Joint resolution auth
irlz.lng the president to Invite the
ltig of Slam lo visit this country.
During Hie executive session Steven
(tone was confirmed as marshal ol
he Western district of Peiinsvlvsnln;
II. W. Archibald to be Judge of Middle
llstrlet or Pennsylvania, nnd Morion
Mc.MlehncI, postmnster at Phllndel
ihin. The bill to provide temporary
Mine for the Philippine Islands
Ichutcil In the house Tuesday.
rev
was Duty on Silver.
Senator Penrose Introduced a bill
n the sennte Wednesday for the pro
ettlon of silver iiiIiiIiik. It provides,
'or a duty of 2.1 per cent on i?.l silver
mported. or on ore in uniunnutnclured
'orni. Also a bill lo give recognition
o uou commissioned officers and men
if the Pennsylvania militia, who re
tponded to Hie call of President Lin
oln In 1 St;: to defend Hw state. In
he house Wednesday the bill to pro
vide revenue temporarily for the
Philippine Islands passed by a vote of
lfi:i to U'S.
AMERICANS FEAR UPRISING.
Report That Alleges a Sericus Situa
tion In Philippines.
A letter received nt tloug Kong trom
in American General nt Manila says
hat Secret Service reports from all
.he provinces of the Island of Luzon
(how a remarkable and widespread re
vival of the spirit of rebellion there.
The American army expects a general
intlireuk throughout the Island of Lu
'.on and is taking vigorous measures
U suppress It. Manila Is the center
jf discontent. General Chaff en has
frequent parades of the garrison
through the city's streets to display
American strength and fearing an at
tempt at general massacre of Amerl
ans arrangements have been perfect
?d to concentrate American women
and children in the public buildings on
ihort notice.
OBJECT TO A SONG.
Don't Want Children to Sing of the
Star of Bethlehem.
Max Hndner, a Hebrew, represent
ing a dozen or more families of tlu'
name nationality, hns Died a protest
with the Canton (O.) board of e'lucn
tlmr against the use of certain song
ind text books In the public schools.
Thn Hebrews object to a song that
ontalns the name of Christ and refers
to Him as the Star of Bethlehem. They
also object to poetry that refers to
Christ. They don't want nny mention
of the Lord's Prayer In the schools.
BUFFALO SHERIFF STEPS IN.
Advertises the Sale of Exposition
Property on December 20.
The sheriff of Erie county, Njw
York, has posted notices of sale ol
tho eximsition property, consisting of
the electric tower, the manufacturers,
art, agricultural, horticultural and
bazar buildings, the stadium and the
contents of the various buildings, the
foundations and pipe connections, and
II other property on the grounds. The
iolo Is stated for December 20.
SIGNING PAPERS IN BLANK.
Case
Agaisnt Gov. Stone's Right tt
Do So Dismissed.
A rase Involving the power of Gov.
Stone of Pennsylvania to attach hie
slgnatuie to blank state papers, which
In his absence from tho state are af
terward filled In by some one In the
executive service, was dismissed Mon
day by the stato superior court fin
wunt of proper Jurisdiction.
Hurrying Freight Trains Kill Two.
On west bound freight ran Into
tho rear of another at .New Creek
bridge at Keyser, XV. Va., on the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Railroad Saturday.
J. p. Maxwell, conductor, Grafton, and
C. T. Sharp, bragenian, jvewburg, w
Va.. of the first train were killed.
Three cars were wrecked and the ca
boose burned.
COW FULL OF SHOT.
Farmer's Cow Pastured Near a
Cluo
Range and Then Died.
One of Ezra Atwater's cows, at
Cleveland. O., died Friday. She had
been sick for two days. Throe veter
inary surgeons said she died of lead
poisoning. The oow was pastured
near the gun clubs range. Ezra was
puzzled and held a post mortem. He
found six pounds of shot in the cow's
stomach. He telephoned the Cleve
land Gun Club that his $150 cow bad
died. The club agreed to pay for bj.r.
Mayor McNamara's Christmas Gift
Mayor John McNamara. of Barber
ton, O., has announced that he will
give Christmas presents to the tenants
of houses and business buildings
owned by blm. Sixteen occupants ot
storerooms, offices and dwellings will
be handod free receipts for tbelr De
cember rent. The gifts will amount
lo t0.
Copenhagen want a world's fair U
1904.
DOC WITH RABILS.
Woecter Canine Had a Habit of Nip
Olng Cattle Before Hydrophctln
Developed,
W. M. I.nndls, a farmer living Jusl
west of IV mister. O., Inst fall harborei!
a tramp dog. After the dog bad br ei
nil the place n few weeks It wnf
noticed (hat It had n habit of tilpplnr
the cattle on Hie legs. During tht
latter part of November the dog went
mad and was killed. Within the last
Tew days a number of hogs, sheep am
two cows were sel.ed with convul
slnns, frothed at the mouth and be
came paralyzed. All died after tin
nsunl remedies had been given them
Within the Inst few days all the cows
seven lu number, began to act queer
ly. An examination showed ugly sorei
alMiiit the head. These, too, wer
seized with convulsions, and woii'i
try to bite themselves. Dr. W. F
Deer or Woosfer and Dr. W. II. Me
clnln of Jeromevllle, members of tbi
State Live Stock Commission, de
dared that all were suffering fruit
hydrophobia nnd ordered them killed
All the other stock on Mr. I.nndls
rami was placed In quarantine, will
orders to dispatch It the minute b
exhibited any signs or tho disease.
Burglar Kilts a Woman.
Miss Harriett C. Murphy, sister ol
Councilman John A. Murphy of Pitts
burg, was shot nt her homo by a mid
night hiirglnr Monday night and tiler
lu a few minutes. The iimrderer es
caped.
May Talk With the Stars.
Dr. Joseph S. Ames, one of the must
distinguished members of the fai ult
of Johns Hopkins university. Paltl
more, ,1d.. believes that by Mareonl'i
system of wirdrs telegraphy, commit
nlcatlon between Hie earth mid romi
of the other planets is not beyond po
slblllty.
James C. Fargo, prci-lilent of Hit
American Express Comnaiiy. mine
ed thai each nt the Iu.imio t iMployts o
Hie corpoiation would re-elvt I
Chil.stinas girl of $10.
Schley Hns Appealed.
Admiral Schley .Monthly retpiesteil
Secretary Long to withhold action on
the report of the findings and the op In
Ion of the court of inipiiry until he
tiled a statement of object inns
Poctmoster General Resigns.
The resignation of Charles Emory
Smith, postmaster general, was ac
cepled by President Hooseve)! Monday
and Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin np
pointed to the position.
Must Die on the Gallows.
Georpe Carter, the negro who killed
a man named WhlsMer In Charleston
lilsiiit a year ago, was sentenced by
Judge Hall to be executed January 31
Carter was previously sentenced tr
be hanged March 22. 1H01.
MATCHES USED IN A DAY.
6um Total So Enormous That It Is
Hardly Computable.
"How many matches are struck Inn
single day?" asked an enthusiastic
young statistician, "and how many
cords of wood, and how many tons of
sulphur, and how many units of heat
are represented In the world's dally
consumption of matches? Here Is an
Interesting problem. Matches, of
course, are not used In all the coun
tries of the world. There are many
primitive peoples who are still kin
Jling fires by striking sparks from
flinty substances. Just as our ances
tors dltl In the long ago when tney
made pots and kettles out of clay and
stones, and knives out of bones and
the harder formations In the crun of
tho earth. Somo countries are so
damp that matches can m. be used
with convenience. In many of the trop
ical countries which may be classed as
civilized, matches can not be struck
on account of the dampness, except
on the rough, sandy edge of the box.
But In the great and more advanced
countries of the world matches are In
almost universal ubc. Exceptions mu.v
be found tn rural sections that are al
most completely isolated, like some
portions of agricultural Germany or
remote parts 4if the United States, for
that matter, hut these exceptions are
very rare. Getting back to the daily
consumption of matches, it is really
an enormous thing. The consumption
in the United States daily Is something
enormous. Roundly there are 80,0'Ki,.
000 persons In the United States. On
the accepted allowance of live for
each family this ireans 16.11110,000 fam
ilies, so right on tho Jump we would
have 6,0(iii,nn0 stoves which would
consume at the very lowest an aver
age of three matches each and every
day, or a total of 48.ooo.oou. in the
evening the lamps must be lighted In
each of these h-.-mes. Then there ar
the hotels, tne restaiir&ntv, the saloons
and the business places generally
which keep open at night, with tholr
millions of gas jets and lamps, and it
Is reasonable to assume that the con
sumption of matches in these places
would equal. If It tlid not surpass, the
consumption in the homes of tho
country. Mind you, I have said noth
ing about the factories and Insula
Hons of that sort, and nothing about
the vast quantity of matches con
sumed dally by the smokers of the
country, the cigarette- fiends, and the
fellows whose pipes are always going
out. Why a fortune goes up dally, in
matches' smoke, and the sulphur, and
wood, and units of heat wasted in this
way is something startling."
Pensions As An Aid to Enlistment.
England Is imitating the pension
system of the United States. There is a
bill In Parliament providing a genuine
for pensioning Uie widows and or
phans of soldiers who have dieti In
the South African war. This measure
la being hastened by thte official ol
tne War Office In order to stimulate
enlistments in the army, wblcn &r
now very low.
On November 14 the University tl
Munich wai 75 year old.
DUSINKW CJVRD3.
MITCH KM,
ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW.
(ifflr on WmI Main street, opposite
Commercial Motel, ICcnnldHvlllt, f's.
Ilia
q m. Mcdonald,
attokn ky-at-la v,
Nolsry Public, rent ein(s ngent, I'stftits
secured, collections niatln tirnmiily. OM.-s
In Nolan Mock, Itcynoldnvllle, Ph.
gMlTH M. McCUF.lOHT,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
NotsrT Public and Ileal Flle Asenl. Cd
lection will receive prompt Hltftiilo'i. (ifft.-e
In Krofhlli'h Henry block, nesr pinlnm.-e,
ltryntdlsvllln Pit.
A.
C. WHHELKK,
PHYSICIAN AND SIJIIGF.dN,
(nice ti iit nt i lii Ptiikti liiitldlm:, corner
Main Slid I Kill direct.
11. K. HOOVF.lt,
KEY NOLDSVILLT., PA.
ttexldent (Innllsl. Initio Unmet huddlis
nel iliHir lo ioioftl"e, Main sirt-i-t. itrhilti.
ne In tiporatltut.
jy t7u r7.M k a ns
DENTIST,
(iff lft nn pi'oiifl FliMir if Flril Nn I liitiul bung
building, Mnln tret'l.
It. DkVEIIR king.
DENTIST,
Cfllc tin second floor Re jrnnlilerille UosJ
F-lnlo llliln. Main struct llcrnollNvlllc, P.
I)"
W. A.
HF.NHY,
DENTIST.
(ifH.'S on HCi'oiifl IliHiriif Henry Urn, brick
building, Minn lrri-l.
E.
NEFF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Itciil KslitlP Agent, lit-rnold-vlllr, Ph.
jjirra, hkijNai
HKYNOMWVIiXK. I'A.
FIIAKK HINT., l'niHtt,r.
Klrt rlsts In every piirlleiilsr. Located In
tti very cciiiru of I lie tiMiinf. purr of town.
Free 'him to hikI from train nnd coiimndioiis
Htnilromn fort-nmrnprlal trsvplrs.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horee-Shoer
and General Blacksmith,
Moron sbrMMng (lone in the nesfpat maonM
set! by Hip IhipnI Improved method!. K
ItHlrtns of wll kintlt carefully snd promptly
di ne. f AriHrACTioN Ucaramtkeo.
HORSE CLIPPING
Have Jimt received a complPte apt ef cna
chine tior- cllppera of lateat atyle 'M putters
I iitl ntn prepared to do cltijjilnK In ths best
IKiHHiMe hiHnner at rPHtonuiile ratea.
Jackaon ft. near Kit lb, KejnoUlsvIHs, Pa.
Daintiest Styles
in Footwear . .
SHOES HUILT
OIN HONOR . . .
Our footwear for ladies
mirrors the latest dic
tates of Dame Fashion.
What is proper and pop
ular in Oxfords and High
Shoes, in dainty styles
and worthful leathcrsis
here. Up-to-date shoes
for gentlemen. Also
handle first-class working
Bhocs.
Our prices,
like our styles,
Are All Right.
Johnston & Nolan,
KOLAN BLOCK.
afr A afr 4 AAA
Want You
Clothing to Fit 7
Then you ought to goto
J. C. Froehlich, Mer
chant Tailor. My line
of samples are well
worth anyone's time to
call and inspect. Re
member all work is
fuaranteed. Cleaning,
Repairing and Altering
a specialty.
J. G. FROEHLICH.
Near Centennial Hall.
WHEN IN llOUilT, TRY"
Thar hare
atood ihe tuiolyaarf,
Snd havs cured thouaanda el
eaaca ol Nervoua Diaeuae. aucS
aaUebility.Duilnaaa. Slaaplaia
a and Varicocele, Atropky,
They clear the brain, atreaatheai
the circuUlioa, eaka digettloa
perfect, and In-.patt aeaiiny
to the whole belaa- All
diaiaa and loaaea ate ciecked
ronxAfaln. r23&ZS.
ilea eltea eroirlef IheaaiDtelaaanity. CeaauM
noa a Death. Mailed aealed. Price ti pea al
boaea, with IraexUd leg., I luaraaua to cure a
rWuud Ike aaoaey. e-eo. Bead la arm eoo.
For sale bjr fa. .! 6 take.
m ai w
Right this
Way for your
PICTURES,
riCTURR FRAMES,
EASELS,
MOULDINGS,
' nooKs,
STATIONERY,
TENS,
INK,
TEN'CILS,
ETC.
Cabinet work of nil
kinds fade to order.
Upholstering and re
pair work ol all kinds
done promptly.
We guarantee all our
work nnd vou will find
our prices right. "
Abo iiunnla for Krine putpnt.
tVliiiltiw Hcrncre. nnd lieltle llllnda
nnd Screen litmrt.
KMltntilPH clict'tfiiil; given.
Nortnamer & Kellock,
Xaoitnar4 Rnlldlnzi
.Main Ml reel.
PENNSYLVANIA KAILItOAD.
IKjKFAUJ & AM.WiHANY VALLEY
blVIHIOM,
Low flniilii Division.
In Etct May 26, 1901.
lEa'tfrn Standard Tim,'.
r.anTWAitn. '
f..10l"NojOl"Seio7
p. n r. at.
IMltshuru It 1.1 9 in
lied Hitnit II Jul II Id
LnwtmliHni !i 4tr 11'!
New llcthlelit'm .... in t:i It 47
ti.ik Klilirt! in si!
Miiyivlllc Ml :! II
Stimnii'n'llle I" :i
Mr.H.kvllle I II in II mi, Yl U
town Jl Ml in
I'uller 4it J- Ml III!
l(eynnldTllle.. Illd II :i t
I'Ktirtinst H M!t n,
I Hilt Creek ' II 4 I 1.1
Ilillltp 7 Hi (II .V I ZS
ShIiiiIh T I Ti I -ft
Wlnu-rliiirn .... 7 -"I 1 41
I't-fiiillt-ld 7 1 V
Tyler 7 44 t l
lleririftette i
(ri.nl ' l n '-V
lirlftwrKH n 4". .... 'lira
I A.M. A. M.lr. H.
4 OA
4 IH
4 m
4 M
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5 !
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7 65
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t Ml
i
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4nii to
7 l";Mri(.
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r. Mir. at.
Trtiln VII '"iintlayilea en HutxtiiirsS ( a. m..
H'-d Hnnk 1 1 . Hi
HnxikCiili' I7.il. Keytioititiviiie
1.14, hull" ( ro-k I
.tt. Ihillol- t.4'i p. tn.
WrtlTWAMII
NoiOS No 104 l.o 101 No. 114
No. I Ifl
STATIfisa,
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(trttrit
Hettnefelie
Tyler
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P. M. P. M,
'ii i
m. p. ru.
p. m
fraln W2(Snndnyi leave ImR'iia 4.10 p.m.
Full creek 4.17, R"vnnld-ille4.:, Brookyllle
.'', Ked Bank .:, I'ltKliiiiK M P- m.
Triilne niitrked run dully: i dnlly, exrent
S'ltiday; t flux atntlon, where alKnula rouxt be
aiiown.
Philadelphia & Erto Rnilrosd Division
In eflect Mk.v 2'lth. lf0l. Trains leave.
Driftwood as follows:
EASTWARH
:" a m Train I.', weokfi.ire, for Rnnhury,
Wllkeharre, HhzIcIoii, I'lHttville.Hrrant.ui,
lliirrlHluirK and the lutermedlats ta
tlona, arrlvlnir nt I'IiIIii'ii1IiIh 4:23 p.m.,
New Yirk,ft;;aip. m.: Haiilnmre.SiOO p.m.!
Wawliinirton. J: 1.1 p. m I'ullmsn Parlor car
from Willlnmsixirt In Plill;itlelihli and pae
aenHer rriHCheH f rum Kune lo I'titladelphla
nd Wllllamaporl to Huh Imore and Wash
Inettin. Ii:4p. m. Train 4, dully fur Siinhury, nar-rl-lmrit
and prlneipiil interniedlitte atatlnna.
arrlvlni at Philadelphia ":'tS p. m.. New
York lu:2llp. m.. Bitlilinnre 7::1 p. tn., wash-
ii.glun H::i.1 p. m. vetiiiuiea parlor ear
and paveiiser rouelien, lliiifulo to Pblladel
iilU and Wiitlilnglon.
(C p. m. Train tl. dully, for Har
rn.hius and Interniedlnie atutlnna, ar
r.diiii at I'hlladelplilH 4:2.1 A. M.: New York,
.I3 a. m : liiililmfire. 2. Hi n. m.; Waahlnxinn
4ti a. M. 1'iillman KleitpinK ears from
llrrllmrg to Phlliidelphi and New York.
Philadelphia p:ienuerB enn romaln In
tiierper until'! urtied iiniil 7::ra. m.
11 :ti p.m. Train 4.dally fur Sunhury, Harrla
luirs nnd Intermediate) alntinna, arrlvlna at
Phllao-lphla, 7:.2 A. H.i New York, i (
a. h. on week daye and 0.:M a m. on Sun
day: BalHniore, ,;l.l A. M.: Waahlniton. 4:M
a. ai. Pullman Hleepem from Erie,
ind WtllfHnt-ort tn Pliiliidelphta, and
WiUlanvtport l" Wathlnition. Paajtenser
roit'hee from Krln to Phlladnlpbla, and
Willlatnport. lo Baltlnvire.
2: 17 p.m. Train 14, dn lly for Punitory. Harrla
hurtr and prtnelpal interniedlitieatat lone, ar
riving al Philadelphia 7:22 u. m.. New York
9:M . m. weekday, i Hi. .ft a. ni., Sunday)
Halllmnre 7:1.1 a. m., WmhliiKlun, 8:30 a m.
Vetlhuled bufTet Mleepinz eara and paa
enirr rwhi't, llultulo to Philadelphia and
Wa-htniittin.
I.K a. m Traiu 7, daily fur Buffalo. ria
F.mporlum.
4:: a. m Train 9. dully foe Erie. Rld
wny, and week diiyt for Dullula, Clermont
aud priiu-ipal Intermediate atitttona.
1:44 a. m Train 3, dally for Erie and Inter
mediate point.
3:tH p. m. Train 11, dally f"r Buffalo via
Emporium.
l:4Ap. m.--Tratn 61, weekdays for Kane and
Intermediate latlona.
a. m. WEKKDAYS.
a. m.
lu 4.1 ar Clermont lv
II 00
II 04
II 07
II 10
11 IS
11 M
11 2ft
11 40
12 01
10 :ih
in .11
WiNKlvale
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ft ruin lit.
Oleu Hael
Joliteionhur
lv Uida-wiiy ar
in n
10 2.1
in 211
in it
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7 07 U 17
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7 21 12 :0
7 ii 12 33
7 in 12 M
7 33 IS 40
7 43 12 SO
7 47 12 M
7 SI
T SI Id
8 on J io
4 16 1 25
p. in.
4 II
4 22
4 27
4 M
4 :n
4 42
4 4H
4 14
4
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5 15
s ;tn
7 ao i is v is
ar Rldswnyly
Nland Run
Carm'n TrnHfr
Croytantl
SliortH Mills
Blue Koelt
Carrier
BrtK'kwavv'l
Lane M Ilia
Mi-Minn Suit
llarveyx Itun
lv FnlN C'k ar
lv fiuUiiiaar
r si
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7 us
7 01
4 57
a 47
I 43
3.1
4 M
10
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1 M
1 05
4 30 1 13
4 12 12 S3
5 3 12 24
4 SO 11 47
4 (tl 11 10
e sh
A 44
6 10
ar FallaC'k lv
Revtiotdavtlln
BnMikvll!o
New H-'UvTm
"III 1 20 .1 17
21 1 32 .4 :i4
4 51 1 Sll s on.
Ii :n 1 :w 4 4.1
Ked Hunk
lu 111 J SO 7 2.1
1 30 f 00 lv Plttaburgar 12 34 6 30 Hi 13
p.m. a.m. a.m. p n, D-m. p.m.
For time table and additional Information
conault ticket aiieitw.
J.B HUTCHINSON J. B. WOOD.
Oaa Manasst O a. Paar A(