Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 33, Number 51, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 September 1891 — Page 2

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thed ilUeally

i ia Mw event ef a viatory

' ther would

war teetkjr atouathsg high far

MHtMN MM. Tb

salted MWe

ru snow, of 1

Ik trinle attieaee. It

asms v. on hick aatherity at

that one of the nnwrittoa aiga the triple allkaee was, k the eeeat af eontkcaUd war. to disable Rasniaferever, lijr divesting tae fplre al Ptotattl, Fiakud und the BeHk provinces, aad eompelliac aar to abandon St Petersburg tor Moscow. France at the same tec to he coaapskd to give aa Mke and Cooioa to Italy- These arraagemeaU ant understood to he osersly provkieaat b4d the fuK that titoy are talked af hows the deliberate wag ia wbkutBu- , ropes n nation are preparing oawMl aaivnnUBnaauab great mi isgitt The Kuka rifle fueteries arr muUht night. ai day oa the new breuehloiuurrpeitiBf rilaaa1 which it k proposed to ama the iafaatry aad re-aec-ve The fpraatost ewiguBoa k shown ia the asaasfactote, hat it ia betievtd that at least two years will el! hefore the entire miMtory fore of the empire wiH he provided with the weapoa. Thk would net preveat Russia from geiae; ia war ia the

meantime, ss aot leas tbaa ue.eea

vrOi have the rifle withw this

ALMY m JAH

PiHk Ahur. AHM AkMt. Mm

W OhriaSSs Warden.

JHtH at men iIimiw. X.

aaapd oa)lt. H ahohmatex. X. M.. Aag- . Abbott, the eaureerer of Chrifrtfe Warden, arrived hare yesterday morning and was pkeed m jaiL Between Wast rlmaoa mh! Otis eKr wambers af aea-

ala l.oaricd th train aad trie toget a irlhaMof the priaoaar as he lay ia hk eat an the apeaial ear, hat they were aeaiaa adwiUaaaa. Ia the ear were, hesfcla the aarderer. 9herHT BHfhaat

and deniifcW aad torarsl

Laaox, Aaf. T- AU aiajht haf a

Britela. Every

Maijl t

Kalkmm. X. &, Aaf.

the

la the aaaaaat f a

W the Saarfal wiaa

rahi. Ia aad ahaat Laa-

mmA tha Jaw aatahle alaea that

t of the araaad ar their

aad the roots af heaaaa

riaatd a aad haried iato the

atraeta. laaaa aad hrwara.

At Xaweaatie the toata af the Flawar

imt mw allium iwiT Hha ateawa.

aad the WaaOfal axhlait which they

alBMat eatarety

Aifwh fress aoathaert. k La-

aoaatr. oa the Irish sea, rspena

the Xorwcciaa hark ReCea has wreekad off that piaca. Theerew

howerer, aavaa, Aiianraat amer ' raissltiinT m xsaortod. It k

feared that with the raatoratkm of the

tolaftiaphk aarrke will aoaw the aewa oi agrioas dkaatswr all aJoar the coaaC

Throarh the satire ahrht the torriie

fak aoaadad its atorarr aoarae throagh the Barrow stretch of the British ehaaael with a Ttolaaee seldom whaaocsd oa that roagh waterway. Coaaanka tka of aay kiad hetwsea the shore aad the BMHMtor iroa dads of the great Emglkhaad Freaeh fleets sow rWiaffk rortaaaoath harher eoaM aat he as

toUkhed,aad whUe aothiag iadkatkne of aeehleat to the war Ttccek has heea heard, there k eoaataat aaprahoaaina that oae or aaore of. the aahjaaaay drag their aacaors, or iaseaat way hseoaae aBBnaagralrir aad raa wild aamag the The Freaeh fleet sailed froem Fortoaaoath tor Cherboarg at 3 a. at. ia aaito of the prerailiag storm. The British aflkars who atteaded th hail oa the Freaeh warships Isareaffo aad Xareeaa tmL aivkl were detailed ar the storai

aatfl thk awrmiat;. whea they aaaaagwd to eaihark for shore. Dariag the gale

ataaai piaaaee of the Brktkh

Psllaa was awaaaatd aad

AtCaaaaa, Haa. George W. Marray whwdetoaded Abbott at hk trial fer Ihe liacarlariaa m Verasoat. paneed Usroagk the ear aad imaiediately reeogdaed the prisoaer as hk forasar eKeat Oa the arriral of the tram at Ceaaard the arawd wra e great that AhhoU'KCsr had to he raa iato the yard to await the atakkg ap of the train for Maweiiwder. Wardea Hillshary of the Aa4e prisea oaase iato the ear. aad taktag lh prkoaer by the haad. said: "Hw i yoa do, AbboU?" Ahbett replied: I do aot kaow

AtCoaoord the

c afrskl of the

JH(fwt

J aMaasaaf BSdaaa asBBjaa; "j "J swapa aja'wiw aww

BLOODY WOfMC

SflMamMpBai wmpc 4fBwyiL

A DARING ROMCRY.

rsris n at tt T . rwr

Pjuuc Aaf. ST. A reaaarkahk. darkg aad taeoeaafal rohher. hy which Mate. Boalaagar. wife of Gea. Soaka gar, k a hoary lager, was cacaaaltted TaesdAj sftorasoa. Shortly after asidday two stem atode their way kto the

aaartaaeete of Mate. Baslawgnr, dariag U-MMMt therefresB. aad aaoaeeded is aVtakhag . fraaas ha awaey. together with a huge aaeaber of ralaahie hoads aad railroad

After atowhag their ptaa-

away ia a Talise they

loft the roam aad daHhsratsly de-

the stairs, aaaaiar oa thoir

Mass. Biakaair, who

tohsratartanBts The :

ar tad 3edaaC the

to hsss

oa aar railroad hi Xorth

CaeaUaa. The wast baaed pai (nhM the WsatMm Xorth C

railway waat oaT the track at Bostiaa'e

Yssdast. S adhia waat of waiaarMia,

aatsadar aoraiasT at S o'aWek. Kh

ty-ive paaseagars war oa board. Fsw kw hsa takaa oat alive. The aatir

nla vmt damtm w toet. Maar of the

Aaherttk fltaana. retaraiar froaa

atato toaraaasaat at Darhaas, kttkd.

It k aow kaowa that ilaaigalag par Um ---- the rail aad aaaaed the

wrack. The Tiadaet k of iroa.

ifauMasasali streaas. There waa ao rmkwt mmil the bridae was aot

brokea am. The railway oM

Wveatelegraamthatthe disaator waa skMttotheawrlagof ralk, so that the

Ink raa oaT the brhtee.

Three Fallasaa sleepers aad two rail-

war- aMimls.' arirato ears were at

tached to the trsht.

The AcheriUe Fire CoataaMT retam

iaar froaa a eoacatiOB at Darhaaa

hAsid aad k ksaaaosad but of theat

wrare killed.

The dead wore takaa to Stateorttk.

A& lr as smart sin td ther are as fa!

lows:

! Perrr Baraett aad Charios Baraett,

of Headersoarfiie. Kmmml OanMUL of AsherfUe.

Kagiaeer WUUaa West, of SaWshary.

A reataa aad a lady, aaaisa kaowa. JaHaa ThHer. a draaiaver. A porter, aaase aakaowa. Charles Weber, of Carsoa. Ceaa. A eokrad awa, aaase aakaowa. Aa obi kdr. aaase aakaowa.

k Pool, af Wniiaasstowa. X. C

W. J. Fkaer. of CaaspbelU S. C A white atea. aaase aakaowa. W. S. Wiaslow. of AsberUle.

WQlkas HoaetoB. of Greenaorra.

WHKaaa Dark, of 9tateeTiUc. J. K. AaaOa. of llickorr. X. C

Ber. J. ?1. SBtea, of Clrakarale,

Doc Walk Porter, of Loafamlk. Ky.

Mrs. XcCorasick. of Akxaader. aoaibe eoaaty. X. C H. Lewkter. of SKateevWe.'

Fireasaa Warrea Krr. SaHsbarr.

BagLsgcaiaf.tnr liagh K- Liaalay.

Statasritle.

W. M. HoaetoB. Bsereaaat. Greeas

CakBowa iadr. riar oa flawer. iaatda

of whkh k eaarrared "F. H. W. to M.

B. X." Ab aakaowa eeiored bss. T. Brodk, Xew York trareUag fcr a glore hoase. Dork Walk, colored sorter.

Xks Pheik 3oore. Hekaa, Ark.

TW tatal aaasbarnf kfllfd aaasara to

be fortr-two. Maar others

oaaly kkared aad sosac slightly .

is a aartkl liat of the k-

Wht a

aMvh

T- k .li.Mt'iaa at C

ww ,

Dariag the delapaa sac a t

taxtir thar elauaea as as a

xjn J aWt kr paUaar the dai

-..-.-- mmb aha aaaoer whs at of

BaMkaadladk, The iacwaaad datka

alaced aaoa Bsaaafaetarea proaacas

ther alo delated to he for taa acraa r the farssara aad aat tka aaaaa

a aa a avl-

for. saM taay. w. ww ---

kto the hosM asarbet aad thai Inrriiia the deasaad for aad the prka of wheat.

At the

what k rkfctfaUr the

. ItStlaViAtaBa AC aaWMffffM

i sthe ahket to kwa BrahlhWiag

stady the tarur

liatioas af

taay weald laara what kto he

foot with tad tape.

A TARIFF laORTOAOg. - ' sat CMktaw Sjtfwsi

TaeW ajsrtasaa Oar athsa awaors

The aike

seat aat alt

W howeeer. aiaee tha htu

aad their real

plkbed. aaasely. to

sarahra eeaspetHioa ia

wwl taaa eirlar tae

i . .

uulu4 Mnaaiaif eoairot mm

tw are fafair tssilag with

itM. al tha seohahle daasaad for

wua ia Karoos. Aad they are

rJ sa adasit the fact that hat for

rnnin asarhet the wheat growers

! i tk. Halted Statoa woabi he ia the

! at Juittwnad. for as

haTC a sarplafi of l,to0.aoo hshak, or

M per oeot- cl oar total proaacnoa.

whkh atast he sold abroad.

What eoaatrke aeod aar wheat

-k.r Akr aaaatrias wilt belw as

ply theas. showa k the folkwiag tahie:

ItariftTofTftotats

I a .

- a - . . .

I 111

5 W m. Z. -X I

IIIfiJiIfiIv Si.? t

. . . X. . x z - ;

tw. IT.IlmI States hat. the re tore.

early aae-half of the sarplaa wheat of the world, aad car aarpias k eoaataatly kcreaMag. Compariag the growth

at BOHUtios aa tae UMrease a we

mAmLim aiaee lSf. we fiad that the

popalattoa of the UaHed States has ia-

Msacid 39 per eeat. At taas rase aow t it be before we eoasaaie all

oar wheat at hoase? At least oae-half

of the aasoaat of wheat which the

& will hare to sell asset he ex

sorted, aad yet we are told tint the

J knm auUM SSB1BB1M Mini

mt -whole aroa. The trasts

seaolkcdoat care a straw where the

. .

Imcr seUa aat wheat or at waa anas;

their eoaeera k to eoaspsi hiat to hay

prodacts oaiy at

VCXATtOOS TARIFF.

BkereMv A

i at a fah-

UHraaiy

ther

of the fact that it k a asatter of years

to dereioa aew athssa, aad have charged 7a eeaVt or aore a toa extra proflt for

. The pig iroa asaaafaiitarenr.

ia tara, whea aapplkd with ore at

roasoaabVe rates, coaid aad did soU at a

proflt (aa showa hy their dirkWed

it could be iasportod. Wheat trade he-

vert- settee, aewceer. taer pant

the ore prodaccrs their CTatah aar tea

extortioa. aad tauag aaraawage of the datr raked their owa arkea

Becordiagiy. So of the stoat raSl eeat-

H paid the ore producers tasw

extra proflts, added a little Bsore to

thatrowa aroataoa pig iroa aad thea

raked theories aa steel raUs to the

iaaportiaajpoiat. The aaity of ktorest.

therefore, betweea tae are proaassr. the air iroa asaaafaetarer aad the rait

parfecc

heea Marcelr asore so i

UtiiMi ta wBtra tae

aaaW eoathiasd alt their eiaaaas of

as ia the case ot tae uaaaana

Iroa Co. aad asaay others. Thav tae

tariff oa ore, pig iroa and steel ralk

set as a aeraeiual asortgage, ready to

Wloreclosed apoe aay show of a pro-

rr!rsl of railroad haildhag aad

big f eras crops.

Ia UN aad 1987 thk ssortgaep

loreckHed. aad Craegk aad his eiate amde atilltoas oat of H.

Ia iML lsat aad 1 there

great falliag oaT ia railway eouwtrae-

tioa, the arrrage taerease ta aaueage kia nah- 4.S32: aad the wrke of steel

ralk aeragedt3.W Ia It

im nUmr Mameupa oeraa

eatfaraed throach the foHowtag;

mr. tae areraae reanr laiisaas m

1 " . . m

hciar 1 sou tae prtee oi

wmOa. rm to aa aeoratv for the two

Mien at 9B& St aer

- M

im the foliowiar tohk. whkh

u mnw ariaes of ore. akf iroa

steel nwa nwcparga m iea, ia

187:

: I Ootaa Tax-Aa awaf ss iesetvsi lawa aaa 1 ia. wttaasw Me a soar ta tosses ik.

saaaary I asasaf Ue4-Jeaa t;.

haaad Caiwa it. lawMat was wiiiptat af Jsum aasea ta Mk Waat aas aai BMt ire ar

warn erawL atttt imsialiA aad tsagat sri tottoeeartsf tas asaias, saws tas tssaisij oat af the ress arssa I w miatt el tas Ow-

1 I vmt sesievasea "

I Maxm ovaa Rsaa rXAcas.-a Mri-

diridead I ae;- Iserasrs. taese was aa ts seasst te

1 a a aa ui.

11 . mmm a-aadfattaaai aaMaaBbaalBf Tfaa; aai BBBBBBBBBBBBBJ BaWBaBWBBaBBaay

ta im as a tear.

aad ami rail

a tariat far

adraatage of M.

etodaya

toa oa cea, hare,

aaaaa coat- ! reaaoa

I K taa. mi am. yr Oi" ti tn- -V" i Ml S 7 mrUutaiMaK rtet wta tix Ji

A rleUae Xecre

asreeU ef Peerts. 1H-, Psasiirsatly HaM.Iar Three rerseos. Two T Taess PeHer Oateer. PimfA. I1L. Aug. M. George Berry, a aegro. raa aataek ia the streets of reork yesterday, aad Tkoaiy Btabbod aad daOied three perMas. all af whosa are m a eritkal eoaditioa to-aighL TaOerday afteraooa he qaarreJed with SMtfrt woasa in a hoax aa Water

1ml TW MMMaaa fled, whoa the

ataal drew a kalfe. overtook her.

kaecked her to the rroaad.

tatllair Iter ia a wrice aaaaaar whea

two aolice ofBcers

aaeae. Serreaat 8loaa.

eVesaerste eharaekr af the aegra, did aai aronn ,f to take aar ehaaees aad

aried to shoot hks. bat hk rerolrer

Wd Are. Berry thea sfwaac oa hka

UL all the f arr of a wild

MriewJr cat the oflker ahoatthe faea - Mm a a.

kaa. I'oiMWraaa tarapneiu wae

to Sloan's aid. was ako aerkwdy

blwl. Iearkr bt three

wlUriur la their btoed. the deeperaclo

na a the Oreet tbrastiac rkieaaly at

m.Tt-r mm wkoai he raa serosa. He

Bra ktoresatod by Ofleer ataicr. who neefdad ia knoekiag hka dowa aad

vtMlwr kiaa. If aar owe of hwric-

tkssdieA the murderer will probably

I ljiM-heJ.

WATOMIHG TIMBER THrEVEB.

Watch BalaliUiwed ea Mt

IMernattiMMit Wiwerr Aralast Caw

mm TttnWr JHmlers. run htm. Minn.. Ah. 3. It wMl

reiaemherrd that wmu tiate ago there was aoasklerabie stir orer alleged

sid.Ha' nf Asaerkaa timber aloag tha

trihatark of the Raky rirer. aoath of

the mVeraationsI boaoaary. t ae gor imwat vat tiro iarrstlraliag expedt

tkas frost Wa-shiueriou aloac the Ithz

uy f.Ule Fork riaars to Kaeay lane

aad. a a U of these. espedtUoa. it hunowrl-cca decided by the iaterior

JLnriwml. ta e&tablkh a iierataBtiat

gOTcrnairBt pest on Haley rirer.aad IwanlswKof the demrtaieat re aow

thereto weleetatoealioa aad put up

the aee.lrd baUara F WM

be located near Fort Francis, about 154 miles northwest of Duluth, and will be for the purpose of watching timber stealers from the Canadian side.

by saaehsd the i

wUd with the

ThepoBee. who are hard at work oa

the case, believe the thieves to ae

brs of the Loadoa sweU

TWO WIVES TO MANY. A WeaMar etie Tarssir Malasalalac Ttwee

JtflmTawB)Rt SRJf Lima. 0., Aatr-2 -KessdiasraearXs-pokoa. 0.. k Michael Craater with three wires. Ther all lire oa a fM.eat farm.

sad three houses are ased hy the

three faatilies. wkh oae aead. Craaser brought bk secoad wife to the farst ia ln aad placed her ia a cozy hoase he

had erected for her. r ttc o. i oaerea bo ahketioa. He was arrested at the tkae. howerer, aad tried for

big-assy, hat escaped oa a teeaakality. Ia 1961 Craater brought hk third wife to the far. For souse

bo actios was takes wataXoa-

toraay osaapktod aa kirestigatioa aad

prepared cTiasaaa to Jay aefore

faad jury.

A SHOCKING CRHwE.

a i. 1.1 VaaaaM ae Ceiiusiia

rtaeed ta tae arsa Caaare.

Kohk. Aag. XT. The Popoie K

Th frsb fJt fr- fatry K as 3lh. Vi'ASMIxaTOX. Aag. A table prepared at I be bureau of tstatktka. treaaary t!rriaBat. shows that the rxiaa of ascrehaadke ksaorted iato the UuHed States dariag Jaty was fit.,r7. while toe ralae of export for the mmsc atnath wa fJ,H,lt- Thesaeae table shews how the UaHed States ha ftrtsa drshsed of g5id darksg the paat serett awaths of the p reseat aakwilar yesr. ae loss tbaa FTl.lllK.fes harksg tea seat abroad, while aaly tMK.411 has that far feeca retaraed to this cea a Vrt.

Pxkrat which says that Dow Giaseppo La Rosa, prirate chaoiaia to the

of Jfassarko. while eekbrat-

kg BBasshmtheprefteaoeof thefaaaily,

aiidilaaly fell to toe aoor m rioleat eoarakioas, hk Uatbs

writhiag. aad froth foaaaiag apoa hk Bps. He was speedily restored to

hk prirate aoart assets, aat belore aseu-

kal aideoaldbe t.BBiaioBfl. be die ia saarfal saraar. The farae dfcaatch says

- s" er -

that aa tarestigatioB repealed tae tact that the chapUia bad beea pokoacd with corrosive suUkaate. whkh had

beea put ia the sacrsaseatal wiaesenred

at asasv The poHee of Faieraso are asakkg atreaaeas eaTerts to dkeoror

the perpetrator of tha hookiag eriais.

aa (-NfltcC art TBBhBsTRawe

Xew Ybk. Aar. 37. W. R. Oraee A

Co. oa Moaday sight receired a dk-

patcfa froat thek ageat at Valparaiso,

sayiag that aU was e, taere. rroat thk Grace ii Co. kfer that there was aa ightkgr la Valparako. A aeaoad ttkrram receired declared the sttaattoa to Jr aw"BfcfwS4 JwSBjfBC'o llAaatMNfaa. Pa. Aug. f. Mayor Frkeher haa aa sat it war am the eeeewia

j4aTtaHsRaWr WarRMIjr sRaaVm jgWw or ism esLaiorea k keL The

baaalhsee4ftraok ia two aarta of tha

aity. aad it has assde assay fraitkes at-

tesspto to get the coaseat of the etty n to eaaaest theas. Earir Taes-

day atoraiag a large gsag of khorers

besTsa work to stake the aeBatcttea.

Th asxtr aaaeared. acd aaoa the ne

faaal of the foreaatw to hare the work

The

hart bat wW Ike; Skaphajr Car Coa-

dwetorB. U Clipper, aeaa aart, arai aad aakle aaraJaed: colored skeaiag-

eayraorterr 0. W. Lawsoa. Ioaiarille.

Kr - Mks Laellen PooL Wlllkasatoa.

X C; Mrs. R. C. Moore, Keleas, Ark.; A. L. Six aad wife, of Lexiagtoa, both kaslr tared: It M. Estes. Jr..

Xeatahk. Teas., hart, bat will lire;

Fksrsaaa Shoaf. Ikctoa. X. C.

a art. but will lire; John Gaae.

AsberUle. X. C. kiared.

wrioawlr: State Auditor Ueo .

SaaaVrtis. Miafallr. but aot daager.

aasly; Patrick Raasoam. of Xorthaaip-

toa eoaaty. sob of Seaator juabosi 3at oa head, daageroasly: B- E. Joha

tm. aewsbor. ceasped aahart; CoL

ftaaaehaa Caaaeroa. of Kaletgh, a

her of the goreraor s staff; Otto Raat-

sey, Xorfoik, Vs.; WortaaU Colt, uietf

Tae Caaae af tae Btsaeter.

Ckaiujottk. X. C, Aag. 4S- It k state that tae wreck sear Statearilk

was eaased br the fact that a rail had

beea eatirely reasoTed froat the eatxaaee ta the brkhre. eaaskkg the whole

trak to go iato the river. Froat the

at eager aews receired K k certato taat betweea tweaty aad thirty people were killed, aad there kjured. Auditor RaaderKa, of thk atato, k reported aaa the twisscBrers. Thorekaweh

aaxkty here as f Heads aad relatives of

dtkeas are retttraiag Iroas tae tolas every day.

aseaspaly prtoas. jf. woader that the atoet rail esta-

tross tod asatts, frost

fret ta aa riaau U.

TWr

af ise

ataeas ot jaiai" W.

sssts a ilsfsl aeart sad Haftal aabns wauM act

1st taosa as as taey wnais; as raoM teawtassss tiaras sf taltantrssit. Tasysha em;1" Taose was better ta Jssas reaishi toreear 1a tbc Uacoaai of God. fastju. taoor ttey saar ainlaiis te sotoag to awMatSMa. eases, wsta la tc SI. Sesk k attl Je:(tM.4K at -Ystoeeaamwttbjearlataerr Setae tx.UI. Shows ay tasw aetisc Ilk &m as. Taetr word aad aottsaa wars tbe test. Kerroae bdiertts (reas ate spirit sal asreats

5 i'i riBsnTsiir sw weri:" rsestre ttsestte

sear. "Tselr absrsHsrs wees k esretliea ta tat trash; taer kstect it: sac aesea eoals set wears K wttaoot seaaaceeC saaraeter. U.

-A aiareerer lresi tae isaka

kwtkakuui rare at Beea bel

iatetaa warUL aas se all atea

LEjMOX OOaWKXia. Tha Gospel of Joha k by far the aiost spiritaal of all the Gospek, aad for thk

m lasrder for tae toaeaer of Ute

class tohaadto. Thk kssoo.

for oxaatpto. k highly spirit aal. and bss little that will iato rest the reatlewt boy. All the store aaast the teacher toil to Btake the kssoa iatereattag, so that Ut boy may see the practical appUoatSoa of those spiritual priaciples that the Master kys dowa. iBthkdkeoarae with the larisees, we pick out

oae atteraace of Christ, aad press that

We m tots taaa are sever oooe

kadfaig the hlessbkg of freedom, and that, too, with good reaaoa. SUvery with all that it atoaa k aa awful thing.

It haa beea oae of the caeaasof the Dark CoatkMBt, aad to-day our deepest sympathies are aroused whenever the story of Africa's woes k retold hy sotne as-

sieaarj or traveler. But to the popular

mind, slavery atea- oae Uttag. aad oae

Mtrr. It refewto what wa call hataan akrorr, which flada Ha aurarcanioa k thcowoiag by oae atea of soother hn-

hciag. But taere m a worse star-

err than thk.

Jaaas ia thk kasoa speaks about the

truth. Xow, what, we think of as "the

truth" refers to trutesoeeek. Words are true, aad words are fake, aad : thk dktiactioB oar scholars have b

so aocaitoBBcd that thoy rarely

taiak of vbe trath" as auytheag: elv

Met 'the trnth" k a far wider thiag in

its rnae thaa the asere trutJafui sue

refurs to all the rek-

af Ufa; so that wa trwiy

Msarais. Teaa.. Aag. . The kdy ateatkaed ia the aecouat of the Statosrilk wreck as aaideatlSed. aad wearkgarlag eagrared F. II. W. to JL v a n u. kowoad doubt th wife of Mr.

v u u-kK thlsekr. Mrs. WhHa

had beea speadiag the saauaerat HbIst V c - aad was oa her way hoase.

U- vrvita Teealred a VeJerraws froaa

Stetesrttk ke ereaiag aad be left for

t hat piece. mer. J. M. SUfces Aaase the Vlrtlsst.

Xahmvillk. Teaa., Aar. at, Aasoagr the killed ia the accideBt oa the West-

era Xorth Caroliaa railroad yestorday

aanraiav was KeV. J. M. l9te. a gTaa-

aste of the Ssouthwestent Preafeyterka

aalrenitr at Ciarxrilie. leaa. .wr.

tab haul toat beea aradsTBed to Htk-

ioaary work k Chiea. aad was to haTe

bft Uwc that eouBtrr beateasbsr aa

next. He was married. An Oft-Told Tale.

Philadelphis, Aug. 28. - Lizzie Wilson, aged 32 years, living at 1,507 North Front street, poisoned herself and her illegitimate child yesterday. The babe was dead when the couple were found, but the mother lingered several hours before death ensued. The woman before death made a statement in which she said a man named Kantz was the father of the child, and his persistent refusal to marry her

caused her to commit the terrible deed.

The wreaceef the tasaa had a

as to aaaaa aw to

vita ts harms are

Perhaps to the every-day citkea this

reect k the atost oBeare. Jiaere

k a vast aasoaat of petty aaiag-

gliag done through the post ofltoe, toss

because person are aaunoas to arota

the additional expesse of tae aaty

tkM Waaie iasBortatioa throagh the

raijau house k troublesome. oases

u aJd ta Be atUKUte saarnm

aad certainly Hka eoataxm Uiiag for h woaaea aa bare been abroad aad

the sweets of cheap Parkiaa

Uvym to onUr such sasall arUeks by

.11 fro-a Park aad raa the risk of

haT-lata tbek arBwertv seked for daty.

Ia nine eases oat ot toa taere tsao

tf'iura. aad the aurchaser saves froat

SS to M per eeat oa what would have . m m Aa

been the cost of tae gooes tasporseu

through the enetoaa house- a young

auaiu. who bad Bsore thaa

eessfally kaportod gloves aad other

trifles, was seMaaseaea to tae cumoui

ia Xew York aad ialorased

that she flaaat pay daty oa a package brought by Basil froaa a

is 1'srMMaa aacr. one paes mmr

daty with soasewhat the feeling of a

erissiaal caught la the act. sua was :a-

forssod that apoa tae next eocanoa ef asekaresheaaast appeal to the treea . i.ta a

nry departsseat at waMiiagtoa. -an I aat perfectly willing to pay the dutr " sakl she. "if youH oaly tell ate - . a.. . . Sf

how to do tt wltnout tae aeoessny oi

routing to the cafttoui hyouse. The

oftcer to whoat she sooreseea taut ptsiat thea explained the coat plicated, . sue.

red tape systeat torougn wusea sae

nt go if she would enjoy the priv

ilege of importing goods froat Park without oaTeadiag against the kws of the Uaited States. Whea he had f a-

khed she gave a sigh of despair and eaate away. Exptaiaiag the asatter te aa acuaktaace she said: 'I could scarcelr nadentoad the systeta. aad It k so coaiplieated that I thiak I'll jest go oa ae before aad raa the rkkof seizure. loag as they don't eouttseate the whole of air property. I eaa better a ford to its port aad pay daty thaa to buy ia Xew York, as the retail prices is the shops Were are aaorty double those ia Park, while the daty k seldom "sore tbaa sa or per eeat." Here k the whole thing ia a authelL The probabitHy k that had the lady ia tjuestka beea baring glove k Xew York she could have bought Psrkka gloves brought over by aa importer aad - aaa U S S . I

s!t wa tin ltve para aeany oouute tae

FOOLING THE FARMER.

TrriC " Wa! Orer the Kfa af Ohto

The American Economist, the organ

of the Protective Tariff league, is moving heaven and earth to explain the fall in the price of Ohio wool in spite of the increase in the duty on foreign

of the increase to. tne daty oa loreigm

aak and rrocdas about M use osrar

t. t. aaal war has iaallr fouad

MJrcalar of the high tartar wool deat-

Jaatke BatoaMM Jc Co.. of Iliila-

Ja1abla. whkh SStS that WOOt

an mat a t.t

fallen ail over tae wona. asm was does aot account for the fall in prices

here, aiaee Aaserteaas are paying; mora

fforaan wool thaa last rear. Tans

....at the Eeoaomkt waa

obliged toefeeard. It aooa found an

other rrasoe, howerer. for saying taat.

the MaKkky tartK was a aeip to inn .a a a

wwu mmrs. ta taat asore woot aas

heea Luanamrrf here tats year waat

kt 1 aaMrsthatimaortsof WOOlOU

have decreased tlCfaatc for the ekre

aaatba eaSsd Mar 31. IMl. Thea it

aatds aa a salve for the Ohto wool gr

ar: "Here are aearly tll.tos, tea kepi . -

borne to employ Aaserieaa labor, aaai

to enlarge the market tor Antrasa

A bhrrrr fakohood could aot well be

told, bat toe Eeoaomkt has ao time to

U.1 w-tth t.aa ell oaes.

The facts are (1) that Ohk aad Mkk

Ursa wook hare fallea ia nrice from S

sa X aata ner aow ad and AnatrsJbsa

I wool has rkea cofTespoadiagly in oar I inarkets, aad (4) that the ft 1. of

whkh H daisw has ealarged

rVet for Aaserkaa woofhare

ae from hhrh srieed Auatraliaa

wool, as the imports of foreign clothiac

wool clearly shows. They hare beea

as follows;

goods

the

JaRnPouML

rRiR4

s W & lMjBauawaJ(LaaW aJfTtrfBaaaaar- , Jmvry rfwmrr., Aprii ..

It!

nsi

tito.

ret sc.

Tatal..

2a:

Our impert of etotbkeg wook hare kcreased 47a per eeat Tbane facta have become so eeavkMB-

lag to oae of the political shepherds of Ohio thai he k almost aenuaded that a

high tariff ea wool k a deiasioa aad a

l'iriMi arke. because imoortor. iobber

and retailer mast hare aproft, aot oaly -a a a . . U a

upon tne pnoe ot use guana a arose, nut as well aaoa the duty which the gev-

eraateat exacts; not because H needs

the revenue, bat because American giore makers deasaad that the price of Parkka gtores shall be artifleally eahaneed ia order that Ame.-teaa gtoves Amll fetch sore thaa their ralae ta the market af the world Thus the rexaBjaaa iarra seans wv ssnue mwureaners

at feed wemea who would shrink wkh

defKirhnX

The nrrvnt o-riair.ition of the

laadbsar table s4asware ntaaulaetsn-r

into a trust lends a peculiar kitorast at

thk ttaae to the lottowtag atateateatc

"A Bserehaat aot long ago

from Antwerp aa invoke of

tabk giaasware. pajke; for tt $1,77.

fla laaitiar tt at the enstnm hnaaa She

MeKiaky daty waa fouad to he ftMt,

thaa aaakkg the entire east tu.M. Tha

dutr ander the old I

been f?tt.M, ar SttlTt less

MeKkdey duto." That aafiaiaa why

aas

faeliag, word, deed.

fmct, every poosibk hnmaa experi n. Ererrthins- ia thk worid '

either 1b acextrdaaee with truth, or oj- - . e a

posed to it. This mar be a sew mc i

mas vol oar scholars, oar. it as a gsvu.

one wttfev wasea taey snou.u

beasade familiar.

We hare beea talkiac about, slavery

sod its evils, and about the truth. See

them what the Saviour says ahoatthe relations of the two. All liberty come froaa obedience to the truth, aad of

iaU skverr cosaes from dkoblto the truth. There are more

kind of slavery thaa that of which we

hare beea speakiag above, imooem race to law brings slavery, aad obedi-

totaw brhhgs ttberty. Slavery

what the great adversary wishes us to

fall kto. Liberty k what God wants

to give us.

Look now carefully at tabs asatter. How does the k von tor gak ttberty awl pswer? By learning what the kw5 of aatatre are, aad thea earef ally obeyra; tbMo. Edkon has rained much liberty.

even to talking to those who are hun

dred of miles away froaa mas. uyooej-

iaar the lawa of nwturu. A veatkmaa

k Boston years ago tost hk hearing for two weeks by disobeying oae of nature's

lawsadexptodraff soaae ejtro-giycerw

too near himself. The oae was a slave

ef hk Bsktake aad the other the freedmaa of hk obedkaee. So with

ia every department of life. loe

k a slave to last, another to drink, another to love of power, another to

icr to the taUkc of false

hood. Oh. yea! there are many ktotts of alavcrr, aadaaostof them are worse

than hamaa slavery. And the oaly way . . it a

of escape k through obedience tou kw of truth that God ha laid down. Ker. A. F. Schaurfaar. D. D.

ricAcricAX. Boaensriewg.

I WmniM aaaraaleaa tma dkehdeS

by coutiaaiag to study aad obey Christ's

Word.

9. Jesaa Chrkt k a wke. kwiag

teacher, kaowiagr aU thags-

. We arc to laara to Onat a cnt to he like Uim-holy. true, righteous, lorteg. sad hence f tied to dwell with

the saints ia Heaven. 4. Christ teaches us out of Ilk Word. by Hk works. Ilk exsaspk. the dket-

pliae aad duttos ot Rfe.

a. Bseomiar Chrkts ihealplM rtrea

aa true fruedom.

a. Thk Ubertr k fretssua of t-arw-

Ua uticas. fraaatam from sks. from bad

hnbHs,fromi

I aavd actions.

I flV uf Imaaf V aJaala kantlalami

Mtate ki wakk

The

we are by

hi ear ehurscter

atneedoB the

FagMtiai dtod k Nkctu. The

hat drew Jarth

aeahtart. but Mai

Ll m