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- NKHUAKKA.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Acciirili'd Hid I'ltl in.
The New York Herald accords to
Hie new Lafayetty dollar tin pulin'iis
a null. of elastic currency. I In Intrin
sic Milne. la about fiO ccnls, Its faCq
value $1, niul it sells for $'J.
IIuimI vrllliii; CliiiML'i'N.
A man's handwriting ehilngcH with
IiIh vliitruuliM', and character changes
with age. This fact induces soine
ImnliH to require depositors to sign
their imnii'H every- lime their puisa
books are balanced.
A rnrliiiin tn III" Tinunt.
Something of a sensation whh ere
ntcd at Khlorndo, hid., by the will
left Ifj I'M ward Bunch, a wealthy
young man. 1I1h will bequeaths t.
Adam Pupaw, IiIh tenant, land and
dial telH worth $l,000.
Ilitlliiiiu'n Hplimclhl Hlioirlnir.
(lov. Mount, of Indiana, 1 pepuin
tilly supervising an elaborate- exhibit
for IiIh Htale at tho Pnrls exposition.
One of tin: features of this will lie a
ncrlcH of large photographs to show
the, progress of the "good roads"
movement, in Indiana, where there are
now fiO.UOU nilics of graded and grav
eled highway.
A Whim HfitiKfi rrii.y guilt.
A nilllu for a white house crazy
quilt has JiiHt. taken )laee at SO eentH
a "throw." The pieces In the quilt
are from this tapestry and other fur
nishings of the maiiHloti, dating back
to (he Lime of Mrs. Cleveland and rep
resenting four administrations. This
quilt is exquisitely arranged, and the
valuation is put down at $110
(iiirlmi Htrin't Piiwinmit.
The most eurious slieet imveme.nt
in the world is that which has recent
ly been put down in Lyons, Franco.
It Is of glass, the blocks being about
eight inches square, each made up of
Hi.xlccn smaller blocks. The glass
blocks are so tightly lit tod together
that water cannot pass between I hem.
Ah a pavement, glass, it is said t-i
liue greater resistance than stone.
.XiHCfttor (lilt thn (ilnry.
In China when an honor is con
ferred on a -family, it is the ancestors
mid not the descendants who share
the glory. If a Chinaman, for his
merils, receives a title of nobility his
Hon can never inherit it or have the
right, to use any but an inferior title
Tims the nobility in the family goes
on diminishing from generation to
generation till It llnally becomes ex
tinct. V.IlHiiirlo In Inillii.
The number of llaptist missionaries
in India is -KI0, a decrease in the last
year of 17; Congregationallsts, 1.19.
an increase of 8; Church of Knglnnd,
C28, an Increase of '18; Presbyterian,
107, a decrease of 2; Methodists, 2!)8,
nn increase of 211; Lutherans, 2.1',), nn
increase of 08. These, together with
a number of smaller bodies, make a
total of 2,707, being an increase, of
320.
Not it Milium In Tlil County.
Steuben county, Ind., now enjoyes
the distinction of being the only
county lu the state without it saloon
within her borders, a recent scslon
of the board of county eonunissioneni
having ridden the county of the last
wet goods place by refusing a reissu
ance of license. The agitation to
make Steuben a dry county began sev
eral years ago, and the crusade con
tinued without interruption until the
Inst saloon was closed.
Hpi-iiluir llriiiliir.nii'H Ouvnl.
Speaker Henderson's gavel Is qulto
n curiosity. The head is of rose
wood from Montejo's flagship, and tlio
handle of native usage grown In I'olr
county, la. It is decorated by an ea
gle's beak bearing a scroll inscribed
"E I'ltiribus Uiiiun." Qn tho upper
ferrule are dovcB and a garland, on the
lower pictures of the. United States
ships Iowa and Des Moines. The Iowa
tiriuH and Mr. Henderson's monogram
urc on the side of the head.
Will Aeeopt No Hillary,
liev. C. 1). lloyne, one of the best
Icnowu divines in the Northwestern
Indiana M. K. conference, has notiiled
his congregation that hu has repudi
ated the scripture text which says the
laborer is worthy of his hire, and b
nolvcd his membership from salary
obligations. Hereafter he will accept
whatever charitably inclined mem
bers of hjs flock are disposed to give.
lte.v.Mr. lloyne Is the third minister
in the conference to take this radical
depnrfure.
Kilili-atlon In Ilttwitll,
William T. Harris, commissioner of
education! speak highly of tho cdu
cntibnnrsyRtem of the Hawaiian is
lands, which. is, ho contends, all that
can bo derflred.. Of a total population
df-100,020 in Ihoso Islands in 1890 the
number of pupils, enr.oUVd In the
schools was M522, and ivearly. 37 per
t!eilt. Of t lllKI' Vln lllltlvil lliltt-.iilni.ci '
Mr. Ilarria says that-in ihe. public'
schools of the Spanish colonies and
protectorates' it would bo unwise" to
try Jo substitute hew tjehoola in placu
of the old' ones.. . ' ;
EARTHQUAKE KILLS Sb'ViiUAL.
Kim luoliito mill Ailjuijiiiit riiuii-ft III Oall-
fornlit llrrnlie n Miwiro linrk--."Miiiy
Two-Story Untitling WrroKucl.
Kim .Iiielnto, (al., Dei:. 20. A dis
astrous earthquake occurred ''lit l::.ri
yesterday morning.- Nearly iicvy
two-story building was wrecked, and
It is estimated that tlm damage will
aggregate over ."i(),000. The" main
ti'h'oek was preceded by ii loud, roar
iijg Koup'd and awakened many just in
time to escape from the doomed
buildings. The business street wiw)
Ullch n wreck that tons of .debris had
to be removed before buildings could
lie entered. At Salioha r-idiuit reset1,
vatlon six squaws were Killed by fall
ing walls, two fatally in hired mid
many .seriously injured The shock
caused tlvy artesian wells to How
larger streams than ever before. Con
siderable damage was reported in
nearby villages.
Appi'iitMl iii Tluilr Nlclit ;iilln-..
Santa Ana, Oil., Dee. 2(5 The se
verest earthqiiultc in years visited this
section yesterday morning at :'Sf
Third-story hotel guests were almost
rolled out of bed. Clocks were stopped
all over the elly and the walls of sev
eral brick buildings were badly
cracked. Hundreds of people were on
the streets a few seconds after the
hock, some appearing In night
clothes and remaining up until day
light. I.iiitclni; Ilium I'lnplli'il tit Aimlii'liii.
Anaheim. Cal., Dee. 2(1. Tin: heavi
est earthquake shock ever known
here Occurred at -liii't yesterday morn
ing. It hinted fully ten seconds and
was violent from the beginning.
Lodging houses were emptied and the
streets were tilled with shivering peo
ple. A number of buildings wore
cracked but no serious damage was
t'one.
rloi-t. Slnii'il lit Von turn.
Ventura, Cal., Dec. 20. A heavy
prolonged earthquake shock was felt
liere this morning at t:I.M. Houses
were badly shaken and clocks stopped
but no damage resulted. The vibra
t.ons were followed by high wind and
a heavy sea.
(Html it '1 llitrxiitrlt Mmkllit: Up.
Needles, Cal., Dee. 2(5 A terrific
Klioek of earthquake was experienced
here at l:2,"i yesterday morning, stop
ping clocks, rattling wndows. break'
lug glns. and giving the town 'i
1 borough shaking up.
EARLY AFTER PENSIONS.
Onn iilllnr Out of Evnry Twtilvn of the
SjmiiMli-AiiiorlfHn Wur WuiiIh 1'ity
from I'milii hum.
Washington, Dee, 20. The .business
zeal of the pension attorneys threat
ens to bring the pension list of the
Spanish-American and I'hilippinewars
up to startling proportions. Already
2.1,000 applications for pensions grow
ing out of these wars have been Hied
wilh the pension bureau. The fact
that from the Ninth Massachusetts
regiment alone 0.10 applications hae
been filed is evidence ol the pension
attorney's activity.
The total number of enlistments for
the Spanish-Aim rican war and the
Philippine war was about It 12,000, but
nearly -10,000 of these were re-en llst
incnts. II is estimated, therefore, that
the total number of individuals en
listed lor the two wars is nppioxi
niutcly 'tOO.OOO. As there have, up to
the. present time, been 2.1,00 applica
tions for tiensions growing out of
these, wars, it will be seen that one
soldier in every twelve of thoe who
served is a pension-seoker. And this
startling ptopoithm is attained in
less than two .venrs from the date
upon which I lie. war with Spam was
declared, and in the face of the fact
Hint, the American losses In battle
upon sea and upon land were, propor
tionately to (lie forces engaged, the
smallest sustained in any American
war.
(hir u 'I lum iiikI Mllltiiry 1MII.
Washington, Dee. 20. TIutb are 1,
2S0 bills before the house loniinittetj
on military alTnii', to correct recoids,
res ore n.mies to "he rolls, remove
el.'irges of desertion and perform
similar acts of benetiience towaid the
oil soldiers who llt'd trouble in get
tiin' a pension. Chairman Hull will
assign these bills numerically to thu
members of tho committee, and each
member will have 71 bills to work on.
Not. over 11 'o per cent- of this gieat
mass of bills will pass
."Mliur Chii l'nlll In Mm Nut v.
Sim Francisco, Dee. 20. .Judge De
Haven, in thu United States district
court, has decided that minors over
18 do not retpiire the consent of their
parents to enlist in the navy and
when once enlisted they must serve
their term. The decision was made
in the ease of ICdward ii. Norton, aged
Hi. 11 1 mother sought his veleaso
o i i. writ ( habeas carpus, which was
denied.
Ili Muv Quit tlio Culiln.'t
Washington, Dec. 20. Secretary
Cage's presence in New York and
the fact that he was In consultation
h Uu- flimncle
lu !'t,,;t"l7 "f
financiers who constitute
tho National' City
.bank rcvfv.ed tl;e rumor tha't the sec
retary .will shortly tender his resig
nation to" Prcsideiit McKinley to bo
uome president of a N,ew York bank.
AWFUL MINE DISASTER.
l'rolmlily I'lfty Mini Wr ICillnl ly an
I'xplunluii In tint llruzni'll Mlnu'h'rur
ISrowiifttllli-, I'ii.
Brownsville, I'a., Dee. 20. The hor
ror of the Brn.ncll mine disaster of
.Saturday grows in intensity with
ewry hour. The number of the dead
is now estimated at 10, and may pass
that ilgure. At the shine lime there
Is a strong presumption that" Ihe laws
regulating mining vvere carelessly and
probably .criminally disregarded. Yes
terday the first bodies of the victims
were brought out of the mine and
never in the. history of mine disasters
wen' human .beings so horribly iliutl
lated. The estimates, of the number of the
dead are conflicting. A. i'. Bruznell,'
president of the Stnckdnlo Coal com
pany, ycslerd.-iy afternoon said he be
lieved that but. 20 to .'." men had been
killed. Men who were working around
the mine yesterday morning give dif
ferent figures. They say '!.". to 10 men
wont down the mine shaft in the
cages, while about 20 climbed down
the steps in the elevator shaft. From
fiTi to 00 men were in the mine, and ol
this number 12 have been recovered
alive. All the rest, whatever the num
ber, are dead.
"It was awful,' wild the fire boss.
"The men were trapped there like
rats and there is no hope that a single
man is alive. The two shafts were
both disabled and there was no other
exit. I have never seen a more ter
rilie mine explosion. Stone stoppings
two feet thick and cemented together
were utterly destroyed. Not een
part hies of rock remained. The stone
was blown into dust."
A GALLANT IRISHMAN.
dipt. O'.Sclll .Vlurphy I'ulN Out a l'r.'iich
I'M 1 1 or for llli liiiiltlii; AMiii'Uh
on Oiii'imi Victoria.
Paris, Dec 20. dipt. O'Veill Mur
phy, brother of the late Daniel Mur
phy, the San l'rancisco millionaire,
and uncle of Lady Wolscky, wife of
Sir Charles Michael Wolseley, Hart
no relation to Lord Wolseley has
hhot in a duel and perhaps kil'cd M.
Marcel, editor in chief of La Carica
ture. It was some of La Caricature's ear
toons insulting Queen Victoria that
loused the ire of the Irish captain,
who served for many years in the
horse artillery, and is a crack shot.
When the gallant captain saw his
oueen attacked lie wrote to the of
fending editor and called him a dog
end a coward.
The combat was of the briefest du
ration, for Marcel was put hors de
combat at once. As lie fell his re
volver went off and a bullet grazed
Murphy's arm. The editor lief in a
precarious condition in Switzerland,
while the Irishman in out skating in
tin Itois.
TWENTY-ONE" DROWNED.
Ilrltl-.li SNmiimt Slriinilcil OtT I'lipn Iliit-
turin mill Only V, ulit of 1 1 or Ortuv
(!i to llio hlioro.
Norfolk, Vs.. Dec. 20.-The Brit ink
steamship Ariosto, Capt. Maines,
bound Jroiu (lalvesloii to Ilainburg,
J wan wrecked at fjur o'clock this
niorning six miles south of llatteras,
N. C, and jl of the crew were
drowned. Capt. Baincs and eight of
, the crew were saved by the heroic
.efforts of the Oeracoke life saving
'crew undo Capt. .lames Howard.
Those who lost their lives attempted
to reach the shore in a small boat,
( which was swamped shortly after It
put otr from the ship. Capt. Baines
and the eigli men remained aboard
and were lauded by the life savers in
a breeches buoy, but not until after
a struggle which lasted all day.
Not In .Mrnllon Fr' Mlvnr
New York, Dee. 2tJ. Ucprosontative
William 1). Daly, who returned -from
Washington to-day said: "Col. Bryan
has arranged to meet the democratic
leaders in Washington next month
uud the itinerary will be mapped out.
1 have agreed to accompany Mr. Bry
an on his trip throuuh New Jersey.
I underiitand his topic will be impe-
rulihin ami trusts, and ttiat lie is to
' speak in Camden, Trenton and Jersey
City before going to New Yoru. lie
1 will reach New Jersey probably bo-
five J'ebritary. Nothing s 1 he said
about 10 to 1 ho far as 1 can learn."
Illc I'lr.. lit lliiatlni;-), Ni.
Bastings, Minn., Dee. 1G.--Nearly
three blocks of building.1. In tho busi
ness portion of this town, principally
fronting on Vermillion street, were
burned enrly yesterday with a loss of
r.botit $200,1)01). The fire broke out in
K. C. Liliby v Co.'s sawmill, evidently
ihe work of an, incendiary, and the
entire plant, with planing mill, store
houses, lumber olllces, sheds, etc.,
were consumed. One million and a
half feet of upper grade, lumber were
also burned.
Will Appoint Mr. I'lilmor.
Chicago, Dee. 20. Mrs. Louisa L.
Mann, secret iry of tlieWotlianV. Au--iliary
to the 'lU'iiu, imil Gray legii n,
has received, a'lctt'vf from Presidi-iit
McKinley saying that '.Mrs. Potter
1'ulmer will be appointed direet-or of
the American woman's department nf
the liris exposition.
HER ASPIRATIONS.
A. Kntimn Girl Who 'rook u Vrnctlci
VleVr of IMiienlloiutl
AilvnnliiKci.
There was little of th idealistic about the
ctviy of n Kans.f girl at her lucent radiia
tion. Her teacher hud iven her for a theme
the phrase: "Beyond llie A.ps Lies, Italy."
She ustonwlied her prcccpttewj and school
mates by these eiapliatievvoi ds:
"I do not care a tent whether Italy lies
bevond the Ah or even m Mi(lim. I do
not eSptet to M-t the river on foe v.itli my
futiite career. 1 am -find I have a Roud, very
.good education, but 1 nm not going U mis
use. U by writing poetry or tw. nl;out the
.future woman. It will enable mu to correct
tlio grammar of "mi v lover I amy have, should,
he speuk of 'doig.s' in my pieence, or fciy
lie Went mjiiuwiwtci it will nko conic
handy when I want to figure out how many
pounds of soap a vvoiuau can Ket.for three
' dozen eggs at the grocery. So 1 do iio,t le
grudge the time I have spent in ncmuririK
it. Hut nry ambitions do not fly so high. 1
jiit want to many a man' who can lick nny
body of ins wnisht in the towin-lnp, who can
nil! ail wi-acre mini mm wm mi nu i.u- ,
niiilc relatives to coijic around and tiy to
boss the much. And I vvili ngice to cook
good dinnera for lam that w ou't -enil him to
an early grave and lavish upon him n whole
lot of wlioieaomo affection and sej-that his
razor li.i'ii't been used to cut hiootn wire
when lie vvani to shave, la view of all this
1 don't care if J do get a little nisty oil the
rule of lliiee and kindred things as the years
It Ih Card.
A commercial traveler on his trip called
upon a vvell-'iiiovva chemist. He was nerv
ous as he put Inn hand in his pocket and
handed out a caul.
"I represent that concern, said the
young man.
"You nre fortunate, replied the chemist.
The commercial traveler was encouraged and
said;
"I think so, sir, and the chemist who trades
with ti is even more so. My firm ha the
fmet hue of cosmetics in the country."
"I shouldn't have thought it," slowly re
Fpniulcd the man of medicine. "Her com
plexion looks natural."
And ho handed back tlio photograph winch
the young man had given him by mistake.
lie took it and left without waiting to make
any farewell ictnarks. London Tit-15its.
An IOxlttiKiilslicr.
Thump, thump! ilattle, rattle, crash!
Young Percy Stonebroko rolled dawn the
steps ot the palatial residence of Mr. Cold
bauds. Mr. Goldbonds returned to the house, roll
ing down his sleeves.
"Papa, O, papa, what have you been do
ing?" This question came in anguished tones
from the ruby lips of Arabella (Johlbonds.
"Putting out the light of your life," an
swered papa, who had done a little eaves
dropping in the hall the night before. -Baltimore
American.
fJJO I'er Week.
We pay $20 per week and expenses for man
with rig to introduce our Poultry Mixtuie.
Send stamp for teims. Excelsior Mfg. Co.,
Par.-ous, Ivans.
Cora "Do you like to hear a girl whif tie?"
Mcrritt "No. but I like the way her mouth
looks when she gets ready to try." Town
Topics.
To Curo fNiliI In One liny
Take Laxntivu Hroino Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money Hit fails to cure. 25c.
After all, the question which disturbs
men most, is how to earn more and work
less. Atchison (J lobe.
Piso's Cure is the medicine to break up
children's Coughb and Co kin. Mrs. M. (J.
Blunt, Sprague, Wash., ilaich 8, '01.
Self-respect is the corner stone of all vir
tue. Sir John Ilerschcl.
Actors, Vocalists, Public Speakers praise
Hale's Honey of llorchmmd and Tar.
Pike's Toothache Dtops Cure in one minute.
Childhood may do without a grand pur
pose, but manhood cannot. Holland.
Captain Gridley's
Mother
eaa:
ratiff
DEWKV'S FLAG SHIP OLYMPU-CAPTAIN GIUDLEY, CORIANDER.
Mrs. Gridky, mother of Captain Gridtcy, ivho was in command of
Dewey's flag ship, at the destruction of the Spanish fleet at Manilla, says
of oar remedy, Peruna:
44 At ihe solicitation of a friend I used Peruna, andean truthfully say-
it is a grand tonic and is a 'woman's friend, and should be used in every-
household. After using it for a short period I feet like a new person. "
Ann E. Gridlcy.
Nearly all our Ills nro duo to catarrh. Wo are llublu to luivo catarrh of tho
head, catarrh of tho throat, catarrh of tho lungs, stomach, kidneys, bladder
and polvio organs. Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. Address Dr.
Ilartnuin, Columbus, Ohio, for free hook.
DDnDQV NKW I'lSCOVI'KY-, elves
llr O I quick relief ami cum worst
ram-ii. Hunk of trultninnlnlii nml 111 itii) ' tri'.itmcnt
I'l'co llr II II OUI.hN'S bO.NS, lloi D, Atluiuu.Ua.
m CUIUJS WHtKt All tlifc 1AIIS. " EST
(Si Hoat UouKh tiyrup. Tasten Good. Ceo M
C3 In time. Sold hy UrugglMs. 88
"Prosperity for 11)00.
Indioatio
as everywhere point to great
the coming year. This lr a
pros-
nentv for
an in-
variable sien of a licaltliv nature. I'hc suc
cess of a country, as well as the success of
an individual, depends upon health. Thero
can he no health if the stomach is weak. If
you have any stomach trouble try Hostet
tor's Stomach Bitters which cures dyspep
sia, indigestion and biliousness. It luukei
ilrong, vigorous men and women.
The I-'nriner Scored. "
A farmer drifted into a hardware store at
Mullmll and Was asked by the manager:
"Don't you' want to buy a bicycle to ride
around jour farm on?. They're cheap now.
Can give you one for $3o." . . .
"Va sooner, put the $3a into a cow," said
Hie fanner.
!.(... .1 - ,. t, .1.1 fit I 1
mil inniK, saiu mo manager, now iooi
ish you would look riding around town on a
cow
)V.
"Oil, I don't know," said tlio farmer; "no
more foolish, porhapi, than 1 would milking;
a bicycle." Kansas City Journal.
Ihnv'.i TliUr
Wo .offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for nny case of Catarrli that cannot ho cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1 J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O,
We, the undersigned, have known lC. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac
tions and financially able to catry out any
obligations made bv their firm.
Wtst & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo. 0.
Walding, Kinnnn & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrli Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. t Price (Go. per bot
tle. Sold by all Druggists. Te&timoniale
free.
Hall's Family Tills are the best.
iCncw It AVns In LicIiIkIi.
A rertain Pennsylvania Sunday school
teacher was questioning her clai.s. "Where
was Christ born?" she asked of Willie. Wil
lie pondered awhile and finally announced:
"Matich Chunk." "Mauch Chunk!"
(creamed the teacher. "You ought to know
better than that. Why, lilt'u Georgio
knows where Christ wasnorn. Where was
Christ born,. C'eorgicY" And the treble of
the four-vear-ohl answered: "I'etli-Ie-hein."'
"That's right," said tho teacher. "Well,"
said Willie, pouting: "I knew 'twas some
where on the Lehigh Valley railway." Chi
cago Chronicle.
Try Gi-nln-O! Try friiIii-0!
Ask your grocer to-day to show you a
package of (JltAIN-O, the new food drink
Unit takes the place ot collce. The children
may drink it without iniurv as well as the
adult. All who try it like it. GBAIN-0
lias that rich K'al brown of Mocha or .lava,
but it is made from pure grains, and tho
most delicate stomachs receive it without
distress. 1-t the price of coffee. Ifi cts. and
'Jo cts. per package. Sold by nil gioccru.
Her Modest Hint.
He Were you ever caught beneath the
mistletoe? She Perhaps you had better come around
on Christmas and kc if I act like one who
has had experience. Chicago Timcs-llcrald.
The Florliln Air Line.
Through Sleeping Car line St. Louis to
Jacksonville. Fia. Double daily service via
Louisville, Lexington, Chattanooga, Atlan
ta & Mncou. Most attractive route. For
information address It. A. Campbell, G. P.
A., St. Lout.s, .Mo.
It is only when she is poor and homely
that a girlcan he sure the man who wooa
her is really in love. Chicago Dispatch.
The Hext PrPNorlplloii for CIiIHb
and Fever Is a bottlo of C'uovr.'s Tvstclcss
Ciiii.i. Tonic. It h simply irnnimduuiniucin
u tasteless lorm. Nncufo uoimy. I'ricc,n0c.
Bo your character what it Uill, it will bo
known; and nobody will take it upon your
word. Chestei field.
Kadi package of PUTNAM FADKLKSS
DYlvS colors cither Si.k, Wool or Cotton
perfectly. Sold by all diuggists.
Trust that man in nothing who lias not &
conscience in everything. Sterne.
Restored by
Peruna.
ARYERSlfiK
Grow up with it.
Send for "InTontor'ii 1'rlmor"
nnd' I'roteci Your lilc.is, 'Irte,
VVumilnk'IOl), U 0 l'.tnbUht&,
ltfi. Iliunchcfc.. Clilrnt:o,l"lPTd.
laiiJ,Uvtreit, UonuUutUnrn..
.ii no ii. oifvrlm .v to,.
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