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mcFMa1Nj r KENTUCKY

CURRENT TOPICS

The first newspaper advertisementsappeared in 1652

There aro 219 national banks in op-eration in Illinois

During the last two years 41375 menhave been killed in battle

The present season has been ono ofparticular benefit to oyster farmers

Cape Town is ordinarily calculatedas 22 days distant from Southampton-

A lawsuit which lies lasted over acentury has come to nn end in Ire ¬

landIThe number of languages anti dia ¬

lects spoken in the world amounts to

8064Therewas less poultry buying In

London at Christmas than for many

yearsIn1350 Texas raised 53072 bales of

totton Now she raises 12000000 balesannually1hcre are 38 yeomanry regiment In

England with a muster exceeding 10000 men-

The sales girls in a New Jersey townhave starteda crusade against theaso of slang

It is supposed that the average depth> f sand in the deserts of Africa Is from10 to 40 feet

The queen of Greece is said to behe finest nccdlcwortm among Euro-

pean royalties-The first attempt to manufacture

c pins in this country was made soonafter the war of 1S12

Fdrtythree per cent of the fruittrees in southern California arc orangesad 15 per cert lemon

Female bootblack are increasing rapIdly In France They wear a costumetot unlike that of nuns

The longest continuous nm of a railray train in Europe is that from Parislo Constantinople 1021 miles in Gay

hoursTheolive crop of the past year of

southern California including pickledolives and olive oil was estimated atnooooo

the number of Irlshme who haveSeen prominently associated with thetrlsis and the war in South Africa is

remarkablePotteryIn Great Britain anti

lie United States of America are drawlug up n priee list t 0 ern prices In

both countriesMrs Gladstone agaliied her RSth

birthday recently a 11the bells ofHnwarden church were rung in honor

occasiontA volunteer yin a Colorado regimentat Manila has been cured of stutterIng by being shot through the throatby n Mausur bullet

A book published in Japan 1909years ago notes that at that time goodIsilk way already produced in 3fi pro ¬

Incas of that country-In the London meat market lias been

told a consignment of frozen kangarootails which are said to make a soupmore savory than oxtail

The French government IB perfectIng arrangements for the transporta ¬

lion by rail of torpedo boats of smallsize in the event of war

In Devonshire the cycle has boon npk plied to butler making A man sits

on his bicycle pedals and l>y menusof n chain turns the churn

The postnl money order service icNew York for 1803 amounted to W031762 For IfWO it amounted to 1154SS0Z8n gain of SX5407146

The former military camp at MonI tank Point which n few months agot was fairly alive with American sol

Biers Is now only a wild wasteThus far in the year Cuba has

bought from the United States threetimes as much as it did in 1SOS Invalue the increase was 13180000

The wood of the redwood tree neverdecays it Is said nnd fallen trunkswhich have been overgrown byoldforests are as solid as the day theyfill

Prof A J Henry for 20 years inthe weather bureau service will fillthe vacancy caused by the death ofProf II A Hnzen At present ProfHenry is chief of the meteorological

cns divisionEach battalion chief of the New

York fire department Is shortly to be-

T supplied with n pocket telephonewhich nyjy be affixed tp any tire box

I tie arid will then onabl the operator tctalk directly with headquarters The

ry ittaehrcent Is simple and the deviceIt1 will dpubtleas surprise moat Iwo

l pIli to learn that fury soldier of theBritish army who is captured by the-

e nemy gets his pay stopped at onesTherefore the 2000 English warriorswhonVe now playing football on the

a race course at Pretoria aro in no senseof the word wage enrnurs

I Iloswell Reardsley of North Inns ¬

ing N + Y is said to be the oldest postl master in tho service of the Untiedf States Ho was appointed In 1888 whenr John Quincy Adams was president andj John McLean was postmaster gen ¬

eral Ills salary was fixed at the mil

t 1niflccnt sum of 12 a year Tie is 11

R years old-

FormerG Senato Tnga is mother Is

t t iitllllhlng at the ng of 00 years She<j r tires in Boston and recently sent the

R senators family three slumber rotorsr AwhIch she knitted her self1The awwal consumption of cotton

p by the mills of tho Ituaainn empire forI the last few years lies been more than

00000 tons the amount showing teteady Increase for many years

Germnny is n more bookish countrythan either Great Britain or the United States The historical novel KkJkenhard In now in its lG4th editionBakpJtliigcn Is in Its 237th

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A WORK FOR THEM

Dr Talmage Preaches on the Dutiesof the Strong

Rc yon lullltle ItcMtlnpr Upon ThoseVlio loescaa Pliynlcnl Power to

Mo the lorI Work Tito-Valup of IletillhC-

opyrlBht 11Q4 by Louie KtepataJl

In this dlscourse Dr Talnmja setsforth the responsibility of those whO

aro strong and well at in a formerdiscourse ho preached to the diaatitadand tho shut in text Judges 141

Au1 Samson went down to llmnathTlere are two sides to the character

of Samson The one phase of his liftif followed Into particulars would tdminister to the grotesque and tilt mirth ¬

ful nut thus U a phat of hit char¬

actor fraaght with lessons of solemnand eternal Import To these graver>s onE we devote our sermon

This giant no doubt In early lifegave evidences of what he WitS to beIt is almost always so Titers weretwo Nnpolcone the boy Napoleon andthe man Napoleon bat botk alike twoHowards tke boy Howard and theman Howard but both alike twoSamsons the boy Samson and the manSnmion but both alike This giant wasno doubt the hero of the playgroundand nothing could stand before his ex ¬

hibitions of youthful prowess At 18

years of age he was betrothed to thedaughter of a Philistine Going downtoward Timnath n lion came out uponhim and although this yung giantwas weaponless he seised the monsterby the long mane and shook him as ahungry hound shakes a March hare andmade his bones crack and left him bjr

the wajslde bleeding under tbo smitingof his fist and the grinding heft ef his

heelTherehe stands looming up above

other men a mountain of ilech liltarms bunched with muscles that eastlift the gate of a city taking an attitude defiant of everything Ills hairhad never been out and it rolled dowiIn several great pinks over his shoul-ders

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adding to his Wk fierteneu andterror The Philistines want to conquerhim and therefore they must find outwhere the secret of his strength lies

There is an evil woman living Iin thealley of Sorek by the name of Delilah

They appoint her the agent in the raceThe Philistines are secreted In the issue I

building and then Delilah goes to workII

and coaxes Samson to tell what is thesecret of his strength Well he saysIf you should take seven withes sash

is they fatten wild beasts with andput them around toe I should be per¬

ectly powerless So she binds himwith the seven green withes Then shelaps her hands and says They come 1

the Philistines and he walks outts though there wore BO impedimentShe COAXes him nfsin suit sates Nowrail me the eeeret at this greetstrength and he rtpUNIMIl youshould take some ropes tlwt have neverseen used and tie we with them I-

mould be just like other nen 8ht I

tied him with the ropes claps her hands Il

tad shouts They apme the Pbllistined He walks Ait as easily aa he I

lid before not a fcfat obstruction J

she coaxes him agal n and he says XOIIl

it you should take tafte seven longplaits of hair and by this house loomweave them into a web I could not fflII

sway So the house loom U rolledup and the shuttle flies backward aadII

forward and he bine plAits of hair arjj

ivoven into a web Then the claps herhands and says They carnethePhilistines He walks out as easily asie did before draggimg n part of theloom with himII

But after awhile she persuades himto tell the truth lit says If youshould take n razor or shears and cat J

ifft this long hair I should bOo power-less

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and in the hands of ray enomlnII

Samson sleeps and that the may notwake him up during th process of I

shearing help is called In You knowthat the barbers of the oast have suchi skillful way of manipulating the headIx> this very day that Instead of wakingip a sleeping man they will put a manrIde awake sound asleep I hear the I

blades of the shears grinding againsteach other and I see the long lockstailing otTo The shears or razor accom ¬

plashes what green withes and newropes and house loom could not doSuddenly she claps her hands and say a

The Philistines be upon thee Samman He rouses up with a strugglojut his strength Is all gone He Is inthe lands of his enemies-

I hoar the groan of the giant as theyake his eyes out and then I see himfoellnghiliThe prison door It oren and the giant-s thrust In He sits down and puts hislands on the mill crank which withixhaustlng horizontalI motion goes dayafter day week after week month afttr monthworkwork work Thefensternation of the world In captivity

puncturodrrlndlngFirst of all behold in this giant of

the text that physical power is notalways an Index of moral power Hewas a huge njsn the lion found It outlad the 30flfe men whom he slew foundit out yet lo was the subject of pettyrevenges and ontgianU by low pusilon I am tar from throwing any dis¬

credit upon physical stamina Thereire those who seem to have great ad-miration

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for delicacy and kkkHness ofanyloryWbatcvtr effort In our day JIs made tomake the men and women more robustshould have the favor of ovcry goodJitlzen as well as of every ChristianGymnastics may be positively religious

Good people sometimes ascribe to A

wicked heart whattbey ought to ascribeto a slow liver The body and the soulare such near neighbors that they oftencatch eacFotber diseases Those who

never saw a stole day and who like Hecules show the giant In the credl

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have mWo to answer for than thoEwho arotho subjects of lifelongItlesIiiHow n t

physical energy Indicative of spiritual 1

power If a clear head is worth mo i

than ono diary with perpetual vertigoIf muscles with tho play of health I

them aw worth more than those drawnictip In chronic rheumatics if on cyp J

quok to catch passing objects Iis ithan one with vision dm and uncertainthen Gal will require of us cllielenoy<just in proportion to what He liar givenus Physical energy ought to be atype of moral power We ought to haveas good digestion of truth as we havecapacity to as lmilste food Our spar ¬

itual hearing ought to be as godnour physical hearing Our spirit iltaste ought to bear clear as our tongQciSamson In body we ought to be glnntsj

In moral powerIt is a most chnmcfnl fact that muo

of the bnilncM of the church and of thoworld must be done by those coirpnrjiplively Invalid Ilirhard Ratter brifaton of Ida dittatrr all1 hit drys sltUnIn the door of his tomb vrt writingmore than 100 volume and ferdiBjfB 1

an influence for God that w il Q J-

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J ward PYlOn never know inJC a wday yet how he prearhrd and howcIwrote helping thousands of dyllsouls like himself to swim In the seaglory And llobrrt McPhevne a >talIng skeleton yet you know what hdll l

In Dundee and how he shook Scotiawith era for Rod Philip Dnddrldadvised by his friends because of his Inets not to enter the ministry yet yoiknow what he lid for the MItl aiIrogr f of Religion In the churchthe world

It Iis not the small weak men ef ttiday who do the damage These II nimen who gc swearingtad loafing abouyour stores and shops and baakinihouses attalllng Christ mud tile b-

and the ebarrh they do not lie thedamage They have no aflMCMte Theyart vermin that you crush with yen rfoot Dut It It time filanU of the daythe misguided giantx glattta Ila physical power or giants In mental oumvaor giants In social position or giants tinwealth who do the damagethe meawith sharp pens that stab reilgltm aadthrow their all through ur litIncaeraturt the who use tUt power ef1wealth to stnctloa Iniquity and bribaJustice and take truth and honor howto their golden scepter Xflttntldrd gl

tIlook out for them In tbe middleand tttttr part of th last century Mdoubt there were thousands of wa InParis aad Edinburgh and London whohated God and blasphemed the neme-otbllmigbty

tbut they did hat little

mischief they were small men Insig ¬

nificant men Yet there were giants IInthose days Who ran calculate the roulI Ihavoc of a Koaaseau going on with aI

ery enthusiasm of iniquity with flerjrimagination sciriag upon all lbImpel-slue natorws of his day or UaUtftijMrwb tapleyd his life as a spider ensploys its summer la spinning oat sitlben webs to trap the unwary or Voltairetill mot learned man of hit day mtrabasing a great host of skeptics andleadins them out In the dark Isnlof 1Infidelity or Gibbon who showed in unrnulroliabl grudge agalti t religion inhis history of oat of the most ftsHratIng periods of the world rxlrtenrrThe Decline tad Pall of the Ro-

mElllpla hook In whirb with all theaplendar of his genius he masrnifpd t-

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of Christian dlteiple while witha sparseness of noUN that never ran beforgiven he treated of the Christian heroes of whom the world was notworthy

Oh men of stout physical healthmen of great mental stature men ofhigh social position men of great pow-er of any sort I want yen to under¬

stand your power nail I want you toknow that that power devoted to Godwill be a crown on earth to you typicalof a crown in Heaven but misguidedbedraggled In tin administrative ofevil God will thunder against youwith Ills condemnation In the day whenmillionaire and pauper mnstei sadslave king and subject shall standside by side In the judgment andmoney bags and Judicial ermine androyal robe shall be riven with the light ¬

ningsYouwho are seated In your Christian

homes compassed by moral and reli-gious

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restraints do not realize thegulf of Iniquity that bounds you ea thenorth and the south and tho east andthe west While I speak there aretens of thousands of men and wom ¬

en going over the awful plunge of anImpure life and while I cry to God formerry upon their souls I cry to you tomarshal in the defense of your homesyour church and your nation There Iita banqueting hall that you have nrrrrheard described You know all about thefeast of Ahasiierus where 1000 lordssat You know all about Delshazztrscarousal where the blood of the mur-dered king spurted Into the faces ofthe banqueters You know of the sceneof riot and wassail where there wasset before Aesopus one dish of load thatcost 400000 Hut I speak now of ndifferent banqueting hall Us roof isfretted with fire Its floor Is teasel¬

lated with lire Its chalices are chattedwith fire Its song is n song of fireIts walls arc buttresses of fire Solo-mon refers to It when he sayt Herguests are in the depths of hell

Our American communities are snffcrlng from the gospel of free lovlsntwhich 10 years ago was preached onthe platform sal In tome of thechurch of tide country I charge

bllghtrdinnumerableFreelovismInternalwith many thousands of divorces any

orIUIJIanone day before dinner It has rowedup cloprmonts north south east andwest You can hardly tnJUl a pa

Ptr but you read of an dopomcnt1s far as I elm uutcratllui the 110

thistbsEI

Jelies wife and everywife somobodjelses hutbaml They do not like out

ffChristian organisation of society andthtmiwretches of one sex taking tho wretchmorroRnornintr for the great Sahara desertjiptil1 the tlmoom shall sweep sevenoarISSkMtnf caravan for the next 100 yon

xMirinR back one nilcerable bone of theftn areal Free lovltm I It UI the

c able distilled cornet of nut vomlcaitvlmnc and adlor tongue lover

Juili societygoes bark to the old BibleJjii heart Its eulogy of purity RndlItsJithtwa crlnllanncr untilI

lii m will this evil be extirpatedI nfJHohl also la this giant of the text

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Aat physical Rower mutt cruststheimMJIxt hog ago went away He foughtuIjlieu Ile fought the phinUnettt tOIId fiht nythfag but deathhavefiaired a longer grave hat the

llMoTcrtheicts wit hit terminusllifclf then we are to Iw compelled to

n out of thin world whir are we tot01 This Ixvly andp1ul moot soont What shall he time deUry of-

t former I knowlust to dustIt ubat hll bl the destiny tt UH

jcr chI it ripe into the compaaIMNhP of the wiiitc robed whose alas

1l8Jri1 1555 slnn or will It lf° down< nc the ir cllvlnir who tried t-

In the world and sate their coolswent swindled out of lath HletttJ God we have a Chtwplon lieo ttrird la tie able A CbamfOoa

who hat conquered death and hl andrite iit seedy to >ht all our iMttlet

iffjKtm the lint to the last Who IIttki that eotacth up from Edam with

idytil garments from Boarah mightyfcJBttw If we follow in the wake ofHH Champion death baa He poweram tot grave DO victory The worstass trusting in Him shag here hitdyirc pangs alleviated and hit futureUtamUed

It the Iljrbt of this subject I waatto nil year attention to a taut whichally our liar bias rightly eonaideredam hat It the fact that we must beUrewhi into jodiwettt for the em

pinrut of oar pkjrtleal organism>utlr brain land footsee mustIT in judgment for the two wetrotd of them Urn they keepiHr the elevation of society or for

Iu i puoa In proportion aa oa-

rta strong and our step elastic willo account at iatt be IntensifiedT sand of sermons are preached toI w ids I preach this sermon toa r mea std healthful woaaen We-

n I r give to Oed an second for therip ute of this physical organismTf invalids kave eojMparatlveljr UttI 01 for 1erhep I TIMft J8tft N piK Twr-f 1k Wi liiHtita tvttkMlt ttttlBfLlrttb Meet Yet bow muck ninny let

ta tocOMOlitk Kltlnr ap lla jndffr at Maadlog betide the men and

IplysieelreleaI c naafratlon of rcilflom enthur i sta bow will we feel abashed Obi n of ike ttroog arm and the stoutiitvt whet use are you making of> nnr tbJto1 forces Will you beaNe tottaad the lest of that day whena5 amt answer for Ute use of everytalent nhether It wore a nhytlonlJ en-

try ar a mental acumen or a spiritnal peftlr7

The day approaches and I Ice onelo in tint wrhl ewe an Invalid said

Ie tb MantIS before the throne ofiCcd tt answer eke tayt I was sicka ng days I had but very littlettrettgUt but I did u wHI at I eouklIif being kind to those wise were scleratilt moil more uTriag And ChristMITI arri Well dene faithful serv-ant

And then a little child veill standt faro the throne and the will soy-mom earth I keel a curvature of thepine ami I was wry week and I wascry ili but I used to gather flowers

nut of the wiWwood and bring themto my sick mother and she was rom ¬

forted when she taw the sweet flowrrt out of the wildwood T diet not domuch but I did something And

l rut shall say ns HP takes her up Inli arms anti kisses hers Well donewell done faithful servant enter thoutno the joy of thy Lord What thenwin ho sold to on wa to whom theford gaver physical strength and continiiot hcnlth Hark It thunderstgilril The judgment tho judgment

I sold to an old Scotch ministerwho WM tine of the brat friends I everh d Doctor dll yon ever know HobT pollock tho Scotch poet ho-

wrCto The Courtc of Tlmef Oh

4 lIse replied I knew him wellI wai Ids classmate Aud then theogr went on to tell mo tow that

thewritiiip of The Comet of Timertbatlfted time health of Pollock tinlhe expired It scctn MS If no roanpotAj1 have such a glimpse of the dayforlwiilcli all other days were madei < TjDliert Pollock had and long suerlvtj that glimpse In the descriptionnf flint glimpse he tayt among olhettbthmgiRHf the woo re wiodt and tell It to the

iJattfv 1 windsAnd agjtful winds well Ip the howling

Aed piing htUs mourn to the dismal

And iflmfil vales sigh to the sorrowingfcfWkt

AR< jorrovJas brooks wetp +to the weepingOaw m

And wltplnif stream awtk the groaningf et> <

4t heavens great archway of tht universeput oaoKcoth on

And U lean robe tlyitlf In Ritrb of widow1jo

And gpfctr all thy wanes linto a grass andM ur It

fang ftJUd lep plerolntr dolorouo Im

Tht iatton asks It Nature I1tI1ndMgl come to lay her In hor grave

vmit Robert Pollock saw In pootJ-clrrl1wOll and I willIIceJn posl-tlmIUtllc judgment the judgment

FIFTYSIXTH CONGRESS

Vlrst Session

Washington Pub 78fnRteMr VestIntrtMlucvO an amonilmwit to the finan ¬

cial Urn authorising the secretary of thetreasury tn Issue JaQWOU In htXea theunto tu tyvs i rljMu on thtrfr rareT Mond o atad to be full

team tender At vety tilt fallow ed overthe NtWHI Mr lwew-and Mrltlltrvw DIvruniun of thefinancial Mil was then rvnuiami tMerhrMfnn mad b> Air Turner Mr Oat anti

IpeenIMdlelomalletrainIbwiequokmnrinclpal feature blHK the M Mrteecttffhatreth la favor of m theDpvrQrlitaH war umitr the iTovltlon ofThe llaau treaty Tile dlplomatto billas passed carrtva tfM W

ltotlA bill In relation tu Cuban vvl rnwllldabethe i iWIc domain h4iWati1 amountsto about iAtut square used anrvyelfamilyIrfwWck JuUua It Krdrlek KmncU

anti Maurlrv Cwiwll survivors ofl lrnallc sltt exasqItln Qft the rllLortagtoJtIM81rftacthe teesI at a eaptnJithe un wry a nttag M rti vlafyR IMaal hovtsatwoItAaadrewpayAlherttalnwl te rescuing a shipwrecked crow ta-

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1 akaianhowa 1114 I-UIeutana Y Isla trtu nitgapta tfmss rare Rise Ictu tile lnllmlandChpoIThedebatewere passed requiring twtaln Hirhi onr1ftoTllntoas to aHMMl tW set to rNv err

lain tqlustedaerI of tn navy sad marinecorpa imam to n rttoa se Mttermtteee s-uch reehert5de ale appMu

WLbiMttss I alateMr MUpea tIII htt resdeet M at his cotterfrk 1 lief The rrdet Is were m

treataclbfor rthe seusts saeualnra WM wr Ix

ct4 M ab4Isetio oa tM maur were cccweal of ta Mncalef On Ldawtna sad aa adjountMtvai WIlltaken until Mowlay

Itowav Ta house held r ly a short see-Plea and traMari4 HO eassnMN The-eveaing ss1n was <ltlM tu KTlvnlpmt Maeiday

Mil A4>owrnmMt was skeet

we atanN Ju 4ottateNi tt < he mal-Mam MInJ thla llriuhtnoatlaatar l n Iea otte4 a malMlUl

tin trweoc bMeenlb warring bolpaaon1 It we and al lb desk sadtWeeMalwYH thsenators biHTint aware of-

nature II1II 3ir Altai cursed to al+ w a rwuasMerwtton of uhr ear Mr

Alton will however nt>w ur < neDtih relspurpose The aoit m to rcnMr raw-not be sat off by rferrar lu a < mmltIr mn in rffvrl Iw will haw pieced IM-estrat directly on record A Mil lo prvi pay her rtttaoa mindtJtere uf thea pausedliaiseNutfollowsc11st t mI tin net y by providing sueorsfn s u wita a ttOIM valuedatsliera MJ-

the4sepsestwecwsr

w a the stilt Nato t r a-tI dt w-

oumanln sad nrU lo amai tae-ralloa trndrrd him by tbs shah uf Irsic lu auihiifli tar full rktg natalaf >

5Cs to i rcpt ordCn aM drnratlonrI tiflrrril lu hm bjr the > rtr M1 > ttrfft uX

Vneeuta Itrir Adm Mr7 T pny-aws II C Taylor K A fiflt U Impbee K E Ihrlwt k iml1 r Ooodrtrh< mman4rrs W W Mend J II iMylunK M Uyinund sod < V IV Tnld iritnthiprmissoe for tar rmlliin lit a br Inwtalus In Wajtalaarton In boner if OnVnncl K Spinner late irracurvr of litnllrd liaise cad uppCopcUttn HMW tot

a pedestal tor the Zca1on uf thefrigate Cure + tltutlon In wriumrr provMlag that the chip nlMMiM br minrod asnaatly aa nooalhli lo to otlntnal rnndlllonTae root of the day watt tfrvoi4 tu a dlOMtolun of the ftnil ariaI bil-

lhouseThe R prlvalpension bUN fayorWywhole upon by tow rommllire eat

at lat PrMar nights seabmwere passed A revolution In print n as l

Mph of < 1M reports of tlM IttlllpplntcxxomUvtoa was adopted MIU wr In iihitccaoprtaltns proxo for theII

Unculaa1a conx tlonaIru itb rTtrnpalni fund ji

of for InlltMfwIrur or IntlMMatlaa anadrheMkut the Union Imetfir rallrua Intile government an aMtrndatrnt to theIntorntittc oumtnrr law M a ta glv theeomralaolbtt icrmttrr powers prohlbtlluKthe Iranvportatlon otroI < med BOMIIt Wine District of CoiumlMa day theImoqs tan preeotlwl as the rnnoMerutlunof raisin rntallnr to the district

ANTITRUST CONFERENCE

The League Was Cnllril lu Orilrr III

Crtilrnl Mn lc hull Clllrnicuielcunlp Wctcuiuci by the Stupor

Chicago Neb ISAt 1055 oclockMouday mornliif the antitrust conferepee willf < l by the AntiTrust leagueOHIIII to order In Central Mntlo hallIn this city Priwddunt I akwood ofthe executive committee oallod themeeting to order

Mayor Harrison weleoinmt thejfiicttU on behalf of tho oily He de ¬

nounced trnata In general at danger ¬

oils nnd threatening the Integrity ofthe nation The time had come Inmid tu do away with tniHtik Alreadyho continued the t>nnto oftho United States had Itcon reduced to a smallconventloii of the owners and reprtaeiitutlvca of tutu trust A few yoursuiore would two the IIOIIHC And ourjudtviary rcduwd to the steno eon ¬

dittoes In conclusion ho called uponthe duluffat to oehwlte the people toelect n logliilatlvo body to give forceto whatever schemo they decided uponfor the abolition of monopolies

Former Judge WlllUtni Prcntlss ofJIlliioU wns elected temporary chairtitan and nddreased thu conventionFranklin II Wontworth of Chicagowas elected temporary Hoorotnry

Ilntli Died SiutilcnlyWoston W Vn rah HMrR At

mint FnniBworth time third wife ofMI W Fnrniiworth was found deadin bed presumably from heart illsease Mr Fnrnswarthu second wifetiled Very suddenly and under muchthe name circumstances

Fire at the Ilrouklyn Navy YnrtlNow York Fob 18 Uulldlnif No 7

In the UrooUlyn navy yard occupiedby tho electrical L iilpmunt departimmt was destroyed by fire The lossIs 100000 equally divided betweenthf biiaii5 and inucMncr

aIwa +wawlalalrwanaauuulwa

I NaturcAbhorsaVacuumthing In the world stands stilt If

I you a e welt and strong d ty by day the j

ifSauueI t wrong

dlstAStdgtrmsIyouctnii Ifoods use ldita does this as nothing else n lies ere to getlfaodslIII l

A LHSSO IN COURTESY

Kent Rebuke 61yen1 n llmmlilj umnn liy n Jili In UorUInu

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n a uVihhly drtised wotniabooed an IMmMt 1 a at lltrtyseventh street SIte btdown In tko o yv fat wttt b Mdc a jAjwC werkawa wUM rrtiiiaz a book Th man were ooveralls sad rritd a Htr pail II

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