Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 March 1892 — Page 6

AM ARBOR'S CURST.

Goom: QwYnnmod Wwmir Jtaesafra. at tbe U-atreraity. .A (UwWa; Trismi. t ik Piert ! f the 1'h !tit -A Menus: fur tke CtttttvtUhM of tke lu UUtUf SMt4MIMtt. ltx-lVeaident Graver Cleveland vm axwaV4 mi enthusiastic reeeptfou bjr the Uk- sIimWrU and people of Ann Artar tut February , upon his arrival to parUeipab iu tha celebration of Vahin ton's birthday, and at the meeting- is the law university, at which ware prenatal many of the laadiafr tllft'nitarie of tit state, .Mr. Clef eland sktivarad th lulbjYvmjr eloquent oraAmon Mm few hotUlar which the n ami harrv of American Me MmeesH to uk. sarelr na tate of a ifc-cular rtuM-aetcr i na soaatestive and lmpe----4ve a the any ne islwhrate on thi oaYi'c not ca-iy rewi moral the Mna of the rrenteet American who fr !Sve4. iMt we :rsaa a iaavparabl)- mbmmtW with his career all the ewitt and imnteatn wfttek tod uw i tae Mrtao4nbmeat of free institution la U. - snwi of ewn, aad culminated ia the twtkxi of oar TaeUnivevrstrof Mirhkraa. therefore, most aawrapraHely bsaers herself ami -loo a tfttius: ssiMa- Mrrte ay aa?cmlty pro Minx for auea -an saa-eevaaMtt gtttc kr H 1 40mKl tt 1w to the eontranplatioa or patriotic duty tae tA-ajrbm of the young aten wham she J hww Vo tea wt to tafce placta in the ratuuac Aaterusm itia-aaip. IMMttMrMlM out of place for lae to Tipest. tae rratiflcaUoa it alfoens me, a -mtsaH-erof iheHir! pro'w-4on. to know- that rtatfssatact uf these essre.ses ha hoea waimltted to Mm elnV-.- of the law ilt-urtssent of "" tfce university. There m raai to aw to be a propriety ic this, fr I have always tbouskt Uk- iMhKce Mirrouailfa? the practice act! t-twdjr of tae law shoaM especially iaimet! a patriotic fcelftur. The basiccw or the profession fc r la ted. to the enforce meet aad utK.ntkia f the laws wkkh povcra our pf:Kv and it awmber, mote of tea thae iha-o vhicwA In xher 0ccuttl(&!, an failed to a imrtiripatkm in rekiH the? lav. HwJoVw, tlit'y are wstaatljr brought to the stJy of the fuilairal of thf land, and a familiarity with its try. Paea tudy and fswlliarity fUould he "StcKfJt ef tbMaelvet W lattea a aUti'tt low 3f coaatrj" aril they certainly rantiot fail ta arouo M verat!m for tae iswa wao 11.1 rtte , riJ.ukw of our.ttatioasaro aal :-tcJ'avt ia a wrltK-a conj-tUutioai which ha htn dcclami toy the gretet Uria K?lMi ttaa!i to bo tfce aai woadcrfui work crer struck off at a firec tlrnr bjr the braiaand purpose of man." Watddagtoa had marc to do with the forma.ticn of the constitution than our cnth itim for atfete pM-e$ of tte trret work he did for hi xmmtry uualty makeM prwatiatol. He fwkt lhebatt)e which cleared the any for it. He tt kew the ated of etjarildiitJait under oae aovtraamt the ccloaiM he hail made free, aad a: keit kaew that without thU coao51dat:on a artaft wttr, the kc aad xeere arirattom aad i tufrishia cowitrtnealHdiiiHrir)iteaadhiH Mas devoted laNr ia the, ratweof ImsUtm wre i rracttcally in Aats. The tacianliu; of anythla , ike a pMIe i-st!iaat kwkiat; to the formatfoa ttfmr aa4!oa U trsMM to hio effort. The cir-1 ruUr letter he wnt to the Kovtnor of the itatv m early a the clC!e of the wr of the tveimkm, costaiaett the gcrai of the cri:!ta- . lria,atdatt tbfet ws. rrcMraized by h!ur.Dl'mouk chww-e to prtMe ottr the cnercatioa that jawed H. If Is spirit wt t and Mtrotarh It all. Hit. whatever may be ad of the anrttateat m iated ia stnrt of th' propriety of rivlaf he law rlaei the Hutaatwmeot of thin atkbra tt k entirely clear tht th uaivendty he rteK twratthtii to all her MudeatK a taont uxrfal wnaa, when, by decreeia the otervaae of ihM dar, !e reeofalaM Ue fact that the aawtHr "f books she imtwru In ant cowiMe hdaUmrat of her daty. and eoacedea t tat the edmeatkm with which m o well ' awfaw her a-raduatea far iadivkhial MieeeMM ia e aad for NadaM aad profewion! uf ulaeM aay iMMItaMy be iMtptdrnented by the stoat atU. of their atriot! aad fty tbe direetioa f their thomrhta to subjeeta relatiiat to their Jary'.H weKre. I do aot kaww how nm- " ?rlly MKk a twerranee of KahiiM(toa'9 MrtMay a ha beets here eetaMWil prevmlla x other aaircndtle ami oolkrif, bat I aai amriaewl that aay iettitutioa of !raiM( ia mm- )aad which aecieeto to provide for the laHraaMve and tatproeta obervaace of Utht day -altfcia iw walU falU short of iw atulaable nam are of ucrclaMi aad oaiiM a jut awi valaatde rontribathm to the eaerai trood. ITkerete jfreat aeed of deated nen la uar awbik Hie. tatt it in the aved of educated utm a'.th pMtriotteu The ooJIeee araduate may be, id freaat Rtl; la. snore unpatriotic aad 1cm cm. !wl la paWic affairs thaa the mn who. with lhaiied education, bait xpent tbe yeara when jpiwhi are fonaed in improvinic roataet with e warW instead of ltriair within ctAUme waiia tad mataaet! - tbe study of boor, if it be true, I'foefteadaiaied. that the M'boUr is poiltkn k iaeral!y failure, it my well be da to the ( ifat Mm! daritu; hU. formative period, whealawtlet; impm,!oti are eaeliy reeeired. Mis fatetket iloa ha l-t'n cultivated at the peMe of abohwaaoand wrl!-reattd .eathmat. I ,pe4c to-day ia advocacy of thia steatiamit. rrt U ax feeml in extrv-aw aad extrltMlre aaeatal i t'ullare, aritb.e U it foaad ia tbe bay iwrts of irkdc, MoT la the roafualoa of banraiaiaar. aor ia the mm rueh afVr wealth. It 1m 1m ia the ww! aad aieaor)- f iaa. It ha to do with the SBOral fmr. It reTcrewept trdH(oaM. H Iravea Jdea, It ckerihr the avaa aad the deedx of tKmea aad tt wrrsldr- at the jdiriae of patriot -' Imt.. I rdoad for It beeaunfl Uaarr h a watitcriit wbick in waao feataren it diatiaetlVely Ancrkaa. that we douM avr allow to tea ;sOis.h- L' , iVhca we are told that we are a practical tad ():.: w !r.v pirK. we are apt w rereive Um 3tHt a.n with k..roeal aad pplaae Ware ) pnu;l of iti truth aad natitrally pnod eeaue t i4k trutfa is attri:uutdo ta the hard w.rk we ""ivxxv ted to do ever ntaee mr birth a, a tatioa, ad tweattM of the Mtera labor we Mill fee In oar ray before we reach aar dctenataed aVwtiajr, "Here tina&te to aaapm. however, Uaat aathcraad km creditable reaoa for oar arattit- , stloa ariftca froai the fwliax that there bt jtwthiae hcroicallv Amcricui ia treaUa with , indklercacK or oerMoa all titowc thlWM which in our view do tot dectiy atwi palpably iiertala to k hat we oll w.th much natwfactioa raert- i -al owahrs, bt ahieh. If we were t utterly fraak, C!di.MaMfc anlarht be ratkd aaoaey-net-tlnn aad the txtt;reet of tndivMaat eoaditloa. ' itowbaj- out of thU feeling, aa lacteaitiatc dWs--.'.tta h dbkfferuitde aavmt; our peoiie, whieh ,tt?rad to Hontimeat aay tlane or atteatioa thot adht be riven to btandtieM and wkkh ia art to crowd out of mitxi aay tbmiirfct aot di rcctty related to wiftati ptaaa aad parponra. A Utile reflection oarht to nrnvwee - that tills may bo rarrkd BBttch too far. It btawfcv take to reftard aeaiimeat an aaereiy Novaethtaia;, w i.tck. if ladulired. haA a teadeaey to tetapt e idle ami uwlrsi coatesplatkm or retrmpeetioa, 'tfcim weakeaitw ia a people theMardtae-M of K vxry eadeavor aad dtlaUaa: the capacity for a!;aM achleveiaeat It h IweatwK Geotwe Wa4ilactoa coatplety n-yrcswated all the etetaeata of Aiaerieaa neatltt.l ItMt every iaeident of Ma life, from Ms et Udfaeed t Ma death, ht worth rreaUiac wai'tker it iatpreswe the youjx with bmaty t,d VAlae of noral traiK or whether it exMbita l tbe a1iet Md eMfat aa example of acbthne scwaaplkdimeat aa.l the MirheMt poodbte pabtie he. Kvea the aaeedotea told of bin boyhood aave taeir vatae. i aare no sympathy with thoe who ia theae tatter dava atieaaat ta ahaht mr faith ia the aathentieity of tkee wtorlef, bef are aot aattied with the evSdeaaa ia their mipport, or became they do aot to i accord with the coalet of hoy In thia aeaera t tioa. It may welt be, that tho atoriM hottld ataad aad the bora of the prearnt diy he pitied, . At aay ntts these aaecdoteM hive aa4wr-l a ' kaportaat porwe; aad la the prec:it atateitf e praoK they thoaM. ia my apiama, be beH vtd. The cherry im aad hatehet taeWeat ' 4 la wimp inl.in dc ehtraUoa that tfce Pathar rt UU Coaatry aevertoMaMe have iadellhty ttxd pM the mmd of atoay a bty the batwrf traUtfahaeaa, Of n the lepeada wa..ww teg mon ar Mvbw aad

wmk hmg vama tme wadh af Kil dhttrJet adaaM hoik a here a Urav aharv of aar edaoamat wao caltted. I rmrtabertMi aaar.wMra a ia tlaw wnKU. "tir WaiAitoa wad Mtiy a atanaat-a ack-ad cduca'tott," I win aad pH-ad i,-uilty t the amarce of 4wema taau-R the li(tK fature of a arreat Mthjret. I ba Ma ttay will wier raaar aa Aaaeriraa hty raaaot know of aoaae trait w ttm toadithat ia ahMi they atay f4 thavt thry ocirht to hr or are Ul W-htat;ta. I aaa aot afraid to aaaert that a tauliitude of mm aa be found ia vrjr part of Htr land, repjetej for their probity aad worth aad awn Hatful to the country Mat to their fellow aaea. who will roatnw thrtr iaih-tm (wi i a to the ataryof Waahteftoa aad hia haa-hc:, aad many a aaaa haa won hi way to hcaaar and time, wot with tandimt limltrt aehool advaatam, bcrawH he fouad hope and iaceative la tbe h'jrh aa it-ion MTahiaj:toa accoasptbdkcd with oaiy a enaaaana rwhool edmatioa. Thee are aot little aad trivial th.. They fiiidr aad iaflurace thr forerw which ataka the rtearartt r and iwstiaaeat of a great people, I tdtould be adHard of my coantry, if ia farther apmklnjt of what Waahlactoa haa doae for the eattaaeat of hi coan icy aaaa , tt wa neceeary to make aay xce for a ref ereaee to hia ataat lore and load i-evereire, m boy aad maa, for M mother This Altai love U an attribute of Ameriraa maataood. a badae which invite aar lrat aad coaddeace and aa iadiap-a-aba element of Ameriraa greatacna, A maa may oompa important eaterprbww, he may he-

rome famom-. he may wla the applaiMe of Ma felloww.'ae m.i.v even do pabtie t-ervfoe aad aerve a meaaure of popular approval, but he I not right al heart aad oaa never be truly great If he forjteta hb, mother, Ia the Uteat Moarapay of Waabiacton we Had me followiar i-toteawot Amreradmt wV mother: That ahe wno aUrctkmabr and lovin cannot be dottbt-d, for abe retained to th lt a pro fouad hold upon the reverential devotion of her soa; aad yet aa he roe ateadOy to the p!nac!e of human treataeaa ah could only aay ihatr HJeonre Jiad been a Rwd boy and ahe wan sure he woulAio hi- duty.' " 1 cauaot lu lleve that the Ameriraa people wiQ ronider thcauielve called upon to hare the deprecatory feetluf of the biographer, when he writer that the mother of Wacdiiairton could "only'" ay to her wis. that ahe believed that he would be falthf.l to the bbrheat tmrthly truatx becaaxe ha bad bees rood: aor that they will r-irard her worV merely as aa amiably tolerated expnw-ion of a fond mother. If they are true to American Mntiment. they will reeojr nlae in ihU lantcttaso the announcement of the; important truth that, vmdi-r our ituMilution and c ie of aKferajaen(, xodoe-wi aach a WahiwU' t the best ftuamnty for the faithful dfxtatrxe Of puWk duty. They will certainly do wea for the country and for them-elva if tln'y adopt the ptaudard the intuition of this noble worcia su4r-: aa ihe meaaure of .their troth ami confidence. It mean taxactkm of moral principle-, aad psrouai aamor and hmety and groodae m Indispensable credentiaU to political preferment. I have referred o&ly taeidentallf to the immenae mtiaence and -erviee of Wah!ttirtoa in formimr oar coa-itutlon. I .h-tll not dwelt upon hUt lofty patrSotiam, hfe akiU and fortitude a the military commander who ralseil our ia depesdenct?, hi ir.pin-d wfa-ttoan. patriotism aad tatesiRihip an Ar.H president of the republic. hi constant love for kht countrymen aad bbt aoUcitudefor their welfare at all timex. The story h Ken often told and H familiar to alL If I s-hoaM repeat it I -uouM only .' to preent further aI prolitbly uaueee-Hary proof of the fact that w-h!neion embodied ia hit ebir acser awl cxemplia--d In Ia cart-er that Amerloaa eatlKMii In which or jroremment had it eritrin asd which 1 1-He.e to be a tondliton aeccary to our healthful national ufe, I have not atm-d to Intruct you. I have merely yielded to tbe influence of the ocea4oa and atteaiptcd'to Impress upm you th impor tance of cultsratins aad m-intaiaiMr true Aaverlcaa aentlment, Aurae!itur that 4 It has been planttd and rooted in the' moral facultiCM of our countrymen, it can only ttouriah in their tore of truth ana nonetty ana virtue ana roodnew. I btlkve that tied hna so ordained It for the people lie h-M seieeted for hia apscial favor, and 1 know that the decreea of God are never bueiete. I bear you to take with you when you go forth to aanMnaa the ooiamoane of Aaerieaa ritiseaahip, aa one of we bant rift of your aima amter, a atroaa; nad ahwtina; Uith in the value aad potency of a gond aoaorleoce and n pure heart. Xever yieM one iota to Uam who teach that theae are week aad ehUdtah Udnfa, aot nuodod the i-trait-trie of maahood with the Hrn realities of life. Interna jmweh w in public affair at a duty of ritiaenahip, bt do not surrender your faith to thoae who diaeredlt nod debaie politics by acofltacat jcentlanent and principle, nitd whoae political activity eonaifU in attempts to rain popular rapport by eunnina; de vke aad ahrewvl maatpnlatloa. You may be ctamcn to public office. Do aot hrlnk from It, for botdimr office in, alto a duty of ritiarnaMp. Itut do aot leave your faith behind you. Kvery public office, xtnail or rreat, m held In trturt for your fellow-eltlteaa. They differ in importance, rareepoaaihility and in tbe labor they Impoae. but the dutiea of none of them can he well performed if the meatcrahtp of a good roaaeieace and pure heart be discarded. Of eourM other equipment In nncumrary. but without Mtbi meatorahtp ail elae is ittMUffieient. Ia tbnea of irraveat reaponMlMlity it will .olve your diffleuitiei: in the mmt trying hoar it will lead yott oat of pifrplexitkM, aad it will at all times deliver vou from temptatioa, Ia conclusion, kt me remind you Mmt we may all properly learn the kaaon appropriate to Waxhini-ioe'i birthday, if we wilt: aad that we ahall fortify oareelreit affaine; the dancer of faUlna; abort ia the ikVauM of aay duty per tainiair to cittaeti.-ddp if, hetof thoromrMy imbued with true Ameriean aeatiaaeat and the moral idea which support It, we are honestly true to oumi e. Cold Weather la Kwrdt-atnn. Every reMmree afa:n.st cold tvaa hrowfcht out and put cm. One eye vras all that wa viMUe of Ute Mtrrante faces. The eharvadars relieii tm their felt coats ami raw aheepskint-, with the fur inside, ropeil roMad their lejrs. There is liHujrer of frmtbito even with alt preeautions. In mhlitioii to tlottble woolen mlerelothinf. I pt on a pair of thick Chit ml .socki. over two pairs of woolen htockinjrs, and over the; mir of long', loo-Mt Afghan hoots, made of ,leei-kin with the far inside. Over mr rhtiitfc "Ires, which h of flannel lined with heavy homespun. I had a lour homespun jacket, an Affrhan sheepskin coat, a henvy for cloak: over my knee, ami a ntout "rejrHlaUn" waterproof to keep ot Ihe wind. Adl to this a cork helmet, a thiherman'.H hood, a 'Six-ply" maak, two pain of woolen frit)ve with mittens and double gauntlets, and the difncHltj of monntlnf and tltamoanthif; fr a per;-on thus awaddled may he imafinexU The lVrahtns are all m cotton clothe. Juaf ners ia Persia and Kurdastan. LamiwM Mactrrht. Varioa phoaomana of illMmtaation !n the darkness of aixht, in the wootR marshes aad the sea, have been noticed from lima immemorial, ami not very long" ngo they were attr.Uttted to su)eraatHral powers sjdritt, for tarda nee hy the sHperstilwms. It ta now eatablthed that they are the result of some form of mkrobks vegetation. The phosphorescence of a rottinir HtHmp'in antarsh. or of a fish in tha&ea, in due to atich low life, Mr. Uiard, a French naturalist has reeeatiy observed a brifcht phosphorescence ia a crustacean, the talitrtpt. a Htteeimen of wkkh lie found when slowly walk.njf on the beach, lie found that the luminous condition emanated from the dlseaaed masclcs whioh eoatalnetl phosmH--iMt Iweterla. My laoettiathm he reprodaeeil the mkrob aad the mtme laminoMK appearanec in the mMaelna of othur entataooa. llaeterk)-lot-Wei World.

FRtSlDEHT-S MCSSAQC

aaaammavl iaAaAama-UsAaansa-i CmaM tarn Blaaanaamam1hBl lam isngfwnvfw 'mmamTa'mjamTmaam amp l,iafHrf'P -m Heft-renee to the Wwetafa CalamldaW ttxpn-dthm PriHcri .Mm4t with tka KNtrpri Thtu Kar Vtry tlrtUKyias, Hal twrtler Ititaiielal AM Xaneary ta rutty furry tUtt Um L'xdwUMwa;. WAaatlhOTOX. Feb. ta. The follow iuff meaaaffw from 1'reakk-Mt Ilarriaoa amtmpanied tbe reports of tbo World's Fair ttMrnmlaaion U- eoHgrom.: Ta mtt aswaTK a Horaa or It-cransaxT-Ttvas I tranaaait nerawHa. far the mfortnattoa of raaattao. the aaaaal report of tas Workta Cohttnbiaa eoasmlmioa: a auppuv maatary report of the tama eoataaw--don aabmittad Fcbraary M, law: the report af the board appointed by me under wetioa H of the act of April m. tKI,tOHaveeanti of the asMbit to bemads by the exaearivw department, the madtn-aMiisn iaetitattoa, me Rsh nammiaiiton aad the national maoeam and the board of lady maaswaw provided foray seetinn 1 of the net refemxl to. The Information furuiad hy thato reporM aa to the prosw-w of the work is not only satisfactory but Marhly nnttiryia. Tba plan and aeope adopted, aad the asm and aailtnaw sek-eted sad now besac sreeSsd. are fully eoamiesiaaiata with ta national aad Mleruational character of the enterprias contempkdeil by the hhlatioa of ronaTTOta. The IIMaow corptwatioa W-i fully romphW with the raadttiou of the law that MMftMfti -dMukl 1m pronded, aad the nor nenmant eommiathm raports that the ''sroanda and blMins will bo tba most extend re, adeanats and ornata svar devoted to sach purposes. It m, aowvrer. that from lira to eight millions of dotmrit mora witt. ta the opinion of tin local board and the national commieeio. b aeeas-nry to prepare the exposition for a comidete aad (uecewf al inans-uiation. It win be noticed from the reports that it was first proposed by the local rommissioB to ak of rosre a loan of nve mUHcMw of dollars, to be paid from receipts, aad that the nations! committee approved this ansrirestion. inbseunently the IlHnote Exposition corporation mvmeideri-d Ms action and determined ta nek a -wt-eeriptiou of ttv miUktns of dollars. The sapplementsry report of the national commiw-ion seemi to approve this ajnestded lt(wMits. I hare not myeif that detaik-ti information as to the flnnneial neees-dtira of tba nterpristt which woaM enable ma ta form an independeat jodarment of tns additional amount necessary, and am aot, therefore, prepaied to make any "-pacine reeonum-ndarJoa to e-JOSTew upon the subject. The committor of cona mas harinar thfc matt it in char-re win andoabtettly obtain fall and acearate information before ttnal action. The Rxpodrion. notwithstaadmc the limitsims whieh the act coatnian, k aa enterprise ta which the United States is so far committed that cocrreas ought aot. I think, to wHhuoM jat and reasonable farther sappart If the local corf -oration rouiut to propw eonditi'Mis. Ut-ermlitv on tbe part of .the United States is due to the forekra nation that have repoadail in a friendly way to the iaritstioa of this jroverament to mrinrlpste ia the expositkin. aad wfll, I am sure, meet the approval of onr psopt. The exposition wiU b one an the moat illustrious iaeideats in our errie history. I transmit, also, certain reotatM adopted by reptei-entatrre of the national shards of the various state, appomtel by the novel noes to attend a eoavenrioa wMeh was heM in China) on the irJth of October, with a view u eonMder tbe subject nf holdine a military encampmoat at Chicago darimr the expodtiim. (.rnd H my j amis Hsaaisow. SxscMtiva Xanudon. Pebruarr St. IisK. THE IMMIGRATION LAW. Secretory Fast4r'a Krcnmmendntlon for the KeaalstlfMi f the Intrmluetiea of Aliens Into tbe fnlted States. Wasmi.votox, Feb. lie fore 1 earing for Europe Secretary Foster signed a letter containing hht mendationM refranling the ehanire that should le made in, the immigration law, whieli -vill be sent to the house of representatives, together with tbe documents referred to in the letter. After reviewing tbe work of the commission of investigation sent to Europe last June the secretary says: Ia part ropoa-c to tbe ra-olatfon adopted by tbe house of repre-eatatlves on the lath instant, I now bare the honor to transmit herewith tas reports of the speeist immlirration eommiaaionors to Europe, with all accompanying document. It Sa my opMMoa, cwftrnx-d by tae results of tbe recent wvestbmtion in Karops. that aay additioaal lei4ation by rontrre for tbe rewamtkm of hamfcrrstlon to the United States a-ht to cover the foll wimc feature: 1. The cable nir space for each iamtfcrrant lawsemrer on board ship oweht to be ktnrely fatcreated. 2- I beheve the present bond tax of fifty cents each apon alien immigrant.: sbonkl im abolished, aad would recommend tbe subtitatiou of a special license tax apon the several steam-dMp-ieqaattooae dollar for each alWt msmlgrast braaeht by them tespectirely from any port of Karops to aay port of the United States. The ineressd bnmkcnnt fnn l tbns prodaeed roahl be advaataeeoasly employed ta farmer regulating immiTrstkta ami pre Tenting the im portation of alien contract laliorer. The owners or agents of each vs met ugael in bHngina; alien jwwengers: to the UiHel States should be reoaired to fnmi-dt abend in a sum not loss than ffiO,wt eoaditid that they will return to tbe coaatries from wh'eh they cams all aMen hnmlgrants bromebt by aaeb vsa-s-4aad found within two years from data of theulandia: to have been Haded contrary to the laws of the United States. 4. I IteHeve that some system of preliminary inspection of immigrants before tbetr embarkation at tbe Knropean ports m abolate4y e-asa-tint to tbe proper retrumtionof the irnmifrratioa hasraess. If such a system of foreign exnmiastion eouM bt placed under tbe general supervision of emmi-wioners and mspeetors, apps4ate,I by this, government, and rsspoaidblo in a general way to Uatted States coasnla bt ths various countries of Kuope. I liehere that much aspt-Uace wonht be derived from ths voluntary aad efn Heat eo-o-etrsHon of ths owners, ants and -mbseeats of the various trans.portatioa compasnes. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. An fKngllfttt Aalhnr t rnposes a Mona Meot tn Mis .Memory. IOMMiX. Feb. SS. Tlte Times pullishes a letter from Leslie Stephen, M. A., the well-known author and journalist, who In tbe communication referred to, proposes that a fund le raised for tlte purpose of erecting a monument, in London or elsewhere, to the late .lamea Russell Lowell. Mr. Stephens urges that the proposed monument be erected in Westminster abbey, as one of Longfellow has been, as a proof of the national regard. The letter concludes with the offer to receive sultscriptkms for carrying into effect that plan proposed. Thirteenth Anniversary of Ihe CnrMste In laaVH f aTwre$l J fJlHEJu'a Cakmsi.x. Ia.. Feb. 95. -Tlte thirteenth anniversary of tbe Indian training school took place here yesterday, some SOU Indian children participating in the exercises. In the afternoon the commencement exercises took place ami were largely attended. l)r. James K. Khondes, president of the Mrya Mawr college, in a speech prcented the ifradHatmg alaas with their dlplemas. Sjeeahes were then made by United Slate Senator Dawes, Cam ffresftmuH English and ether of the In Ha dapartment.

DHYENFOWTH, THE MAIKMAKER.

hVpsH TBaa nainlttsd t t Nmn-tn by tk Heretvry nf Aarleultwre KMsbadytwg tiea. isryenlortb'a Meprt ' Artlaesal MsmfMI Kiprlnenta, wbleh K CmImss were Moderated? imee-sfal--Tb-ty were mly a Mwainnlna. However, VAKrKOTx. Feb. aa In eotnplianee with a resolution trd that aenate Seeretary Kiiak vcatvrday sent to that lody a raport of fleii. I. Ilyrenforth, in the artificial rNinfall experimeittN which he tumduetetl in the arid region aa a speeial agent of the department of agriculture. The report is voluminous and Uluatra led with phot ogra pits applicable to the subject matter. It treats of the subject from the begin niug, outlining the hiatory, origin ami theories of the artificial rainfall idea, and give in narratire form a detailed account of the various experi ntenU eotlacted, the resit lis of which have Wen published in the newspapers. 1 n addition to the reports of the chiefs of the several experimental parties, tbe report contains a state ment from Eugene Fairehild. a member of the party, in which he suvs: lh expedition has completed its work for the season ami the question is asked: 'Have the experiments been successful?" Aa a member of the expedition I am convinced that the experiment have been entirely successful, and furthermore that the scheme is practicable: the coat Wing very small aa compared with tlte iH'itettt gained. A tax of a few eents per aero would cover the expense of operations extending over the entire dry -eatott." Opinions given by spectators are also included in the report One of these, Dr. Taylor, sayt: "I consider the experiment highly successful and sincerely hope that further experiments may be tried in this region (San Diego.)" Geh. Dyrt nforth sums up as follows: "The e.xperimenta which have been made do not furnish stiftieieiit data front which to form definite conclusions or evidence on which to uphold or condemn the theories of the nrtificittl production of rainfall by concussion. Experiments extending over a period of only a few months can scarcely be sufficient: it is only by a large number of tests that definite conclusions can le reached; and if then it be ascertained to le a certainty that rainfall will be induced by explosions, that such production of rainfall be reduced to an art so as to effect precipitation at a predetermined place. What has been done so far its altogether preliminary; bnt with the benefit of the experience gained, I hope the subject will be pursued. At tbe risk of being tiresome, I have embodied in my report the minutest details in order that others who may follow me in this line of inquiry may be fully advised as to what haa preceded. It may be sakl, however, that the three principal tests which have been made, namely, at the "C" ranch. Midland; at El Paso ami at San Diego, Tex., (all under conditions much more unfavorable than need be encountered in attempts to produce rainfall) supply testimony whieh would seem ta point to this inference. First That when a motet eloud is present which, if undisturbed, would pass away without presdpitating its mcrfstHnt, the jarring of tin? eloud by concussions will eause the particles of moisture in suspension to agglomerate and fall in greater or less quantity according to the degree of moisture of the air about the cloud. Second, That by taking advantage of these particle which frequently occur in draughts and in most, if not in all, sections of the United States, where the precipitation is insufficient for vegetation, and during which tlte atmospheric conditions favor rainfall, without there leing actual rain, precipitation may le caused by concussion. Third. That under the most favorable conditions for precipitation, conditions whteh need never lie taken in operations to produce rain, storm conditions may be generated and rain be induced; there being, however, a wasteful expenditure of both time and material In overcoming unfavorable conditions." Hen. Dyren forth says that in prosecuting the investigations there was a total expenditure, allowing the regular rates and prices for all transportation ami other expenses of the party, and the material (some of which remains on hand for future experiments) of about $t7.W. In closing his report Oen. Pyrenforth says he disclaims each and every statement published concerning the experiments a appearing from him, and premature and undigested statements by any members of his party were unauthorised. ASPHYXIATED. - A Ouest at a Clnrlonntl Hotel Fohh4 Dead in His Know. ClxciNXATr, Feb. S. About noon yesterday tlte proprietor of the Cincinnati hotel, southwest corner Ninth and Sycamore streets, detected a strong odorofgasin the building. Summon ing a bell Iwy he gave him Instructions to find the leak, and upon opening the door of an old room the boy was almost knocked down by escaping gas. On the tied lay the dead body of an unknown man. An examination shows.! that ths man had been dead some hours. Sultscquently the body was identified as M. Dungsn, nf Augusta, who had registered two days ago. he leing assigned to room A8. the room in whieh he was found. Improvement of the Mississippi. Washinotok, Feb. 5W.--Geti. Cornstock, president of the Mississippi Iliver commission, gave his views to the senate committee on commerce, yesterday, on tlte improvemcMU to the Mississippi, outlining the legislation in that connection and recommending the support of the measure sanctioned by the committee nf !.OOO,o0 for placing the river in better condition for navigation. The committee also heard arguments bjr Senators Allen ami Squire, in favor of the Mil to toftstrnct a ship anal eon Meeting lakes Union ami Wakhgte with Paget nsmatL

OPtlS iVJOY8 Both the hmUkm! and reatilU wbea Sjrrup of Figt if taken; it is pleaMuit aad refrmsliiug to tlta taste, said acta gentlj jat promptljr on tbe Kiduert, Liver nd Bowek, eleautea the system effectually, dispell colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs it the only rMuedjr of its kind erer produced, pleasing to tlte taste and acceptable to the etoBmcb, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its eflects, prepared only- from the most healthy and agreeable sulaHauces, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and hare made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale In 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggist. Any reliable druggist who may not here it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Bo Dot accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. S.V FXANQI9QO, CAL. louismu, nr. w romt. n.r. The loss of flesh is a trifle. You think you need not mind it. But, if you go on losing for some time or lose a good deal in a short time, you are running down. Is that a trifle? Get back to your healthy weight and generally you get back to health. A book on careful living will tell you what it is to get there and when Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil is useful. Free. . fcT7 owt. Chmm, , y Sdi )h AeatHw, New Ysrk. Your iloisasat beep Scan'. Bamliiw af asd-hW 1 mPmnTyWwmM W vta ay tfiGerman Syrup 99 Mr. Albert Hartley of Hudson, N. C, was taken with Pneumonia. His brother had just died from it When lie found his doctor could not rally him he took one bottle of German Syrup and came out sound and well. Mr. S. B. Gardiner, Clerk with Druggist J. E. ,Barr, Aurora, Texas, prevented a 'bad attack of pneumonia by taking German Syrup in time. He was m tbe business and knew tbe danger. He used the great retstedy Boschee's German Syrup for lung diseases. $ HALLS

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