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ness Queens Burial
ALL PERMITTED TO VIEW IT
XlcflrlniU OrlKlnnl Oritur Tlmt riiulnr
Jin ICiliiilril Ciillii tu Itn CiiiimjimI lit
Yriigniorn on duo iirrlniniiiniuiniy
Orion Thin Afliriioiiii
London Feb I -The body of Queen
Victoria has been protected by guards
men In the Albert Memorial chapel at
Windsor since It was deposited there
The olllcluls of the royal household at
Windsor castle visited the chnpul yes
terday iih well as a number of friends
and udmlrcd thu groat display of
wreaths
The Interment nt FroKinore today
trenniller I minis the regimental baud
nccouipanylng the escort to the mint
eoleum The ceremony there will be
by the kings special command public
Instead or private as originally In
tended The archbishop of York the
bishop of Winchester and the dean
of Winchester will olllclnte The choir
or St Oorgcs Chapel Uoyal will ren
der the music
Comment on CMnoni lminnl
London Feb I The editorials In
the morning papers nre merely reeords
of the dignity splendor and worthiness
of the llnal rites and expressions of
fnitlsfnetlon that no untoward event of
iiny kind marred the ceremonies The
Times says Uemarkablo ns the pa
geant was its an evidence of a depth
of national sorrow It was ovon more
remarkiiblo us a demonstration of In- j
ternatlonal sympathy ami respect
Nothing quite like it has even been
Been
SEEK
FILIPINO
CONVERTS
KiiiiiKillciil MovimiiMit Iiiiiiiffiiriitiul
ut
Manila liy IVotuitiitit iMlNHltiimilnit
Manila Kelt Fuwor than 100 per
sons attended the meeting culled Hun
day by Senor Huencaiulno ut the UIbiiI
theater to Inaugurate the evangelical
movement Considerable Interest was
manifested In the proceedings and
there were some expressions of ap
proval of the addresses No attempt
however was made to commit the
meeting to Protestantism that aspect
of tho cuse being left for subsequent
netlon at his discretion to Iter lames
1 Rogers a missionary of the Pres
byterian board
Senor ltueuenmlno argued In favor
of supplanting the present priests with
Filipinos having the privilege of mar
rying Cnulunlly lie led up to Protest
ant Ideas and asked whether they
were any longer to submit to the au
thority of n pope or an archbishop
noun niiuiueii -no out others re-
intilned silent
A Methodist minister baptled 100
Filipinos yesterday at Mallbay The
Itev Mr Prautsch has secured scores
of signatures In a neighboring village
to a declaration In favor of bunding
the church over to Protestant worship
mid debarring Senium Catholics
Iohii Moi niiiii CiuiriiiPiUn
Dos Moines Fob 4The Mormon
olders concluded their seml nuuuul
conference in this city yesterday As
nlgninents to duty were given to UO
Mormon elders now oiigaged in work
ing In the state The dute for the next
conference wuh not fixed but It is the
Intention to hnve conferences twice
every year The following oflieers of
their association were elected Presi
dent Anthony M Hnnsen assistants
Willis A Smith mid Kllaha 1 Dute
aecretnry Ituytil W Stokes
Cliiulron llolil Up CniiRltt
Chndron Neb Feb i N i rinrt
xell a gambler und Ed Wlnalow ti
bartender both of Crawford were ur
rested nnd brought here Saturday
nlgbt on complaint of John Howard
for slugging and robbing him of about
ir0 and a gold watch Kuch cave
100 bonds to appear before Justice
Habcock Feb 112 John Howard Is
the young man fround on the streets
of Chndron recently in u demented
condition from the blow received
IYmpm iiiut Cautrpim ftir Silillr
Chicago Feb I Mrs L M N Ste
vens mid Miss Anna Sordini president
and vice president at large of the Nn
tlonal Temperance union had uu In
terview with Sergeant Huxzucot rela
tive to his plan for temperance can
teens for soldiers in the Held The
general olllcers of the W 0 T U de
cided to urge Huzzacot to go to Wash
ington and demonstrate his temperance
canteen there as lie did some months
ago with success In Chattanooga
Will DUiius Cluirtty Work
Omaha Feb I The Nebraska con
ferenee of charities and corrections
will bo In session in this city on Thurs
day and Friday of this week A large
number of delegated representing va
rious charitable and correctional Insti
tutions will bo in attendance Among
tho subjects to be considered will be
organized charity work in cities and
towns child saving work county poor
bouses nnd hospitals Julls and prison
life and reformatory work
Confident of CoiiWrtiuc Veoly
Ilnvanu Feb 4 The military gov
eminent will demnnd a ciuh bond from
Neely the defaulter What the
amount will be has not been stated us
Neelys lawyer absolutoly refuse to
deposit cash fearing thut It will be
Gelzed The charges will uggreuuto un
embezzlement of over 100000 with
tho possibility of the amount Lwlng ma
terially Increased Tho special coun
sel of the government are confident of
couvlctluj Neely
TO BE TRIED FOR TREASON
14Hilit of ItitifllliMM Crrnlt ImllniM
ln mltril In lull lit Mlllojrn
Muskogee 1 I IVb I Clillto ltnr
Jo or tniy Snake Ihe lender of llio
warring Creek IikIiuiih and 17 of thu
minor lender of Unit tribe have been
lauded In lie federal Jnll here wlieie
Ihey will Ik held ponding trial for troa
nun The- IndliuiH wore brought luie
I roiii Uenrlellii under chcoi I of troop
A Highlit enviilry Mini United Stat en
MaiNhnl llenielt mid It Im ponse
Miii hIimII Itennelt hIiiIon Hint while
most of tin Indians are In hiding
Home ire still trying to hold mooting
A poHsi will lie sent today to iiitomI
Chief Lolnh Mekko the real ohlof of
the Creeks When plueeil In prlmiti
here llnrjo and IiIh followers woie
searehed ruminated their HlnicklcM re
inoved and till placed In one largo eel
A newspaper eorreHpondent with the
assistance of nn Interpieier had im In
terview with Crazy Snake who said
win uo ai i in Tim eolltn will ho tluil he saw no reason lor arrest Ah
convoyed on a gun enrrlngo drawn by I to all the talk about killing whites ho
nrtlllery horses which will reheaihe -wild It was never their Intention and
In the morning The guard of honor they expected only to treat unit net
will ho the late queens company of the with their own people ami In ho do-
Ing tliey expected llnally to get all
whites out He also said that the
Trent Spirit would see that they got
Justice even though their white father
In Washington ami the oil syndicates
were trying to rob them or their once
happy hunting ground
WORST SNOW OF SEASON
limn Niliritln Mlniurl nml Kiiikiui Im
1 hilly Hiii Itll ikiiil Itiitlrtmil I Iocs
Tlixl tli
Omiilm Feb I The worst riiow
storm for several years prevailed In
Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Missouri
yesterday Three hundred miles on
the central brunch of the Missouri Pu
rine traversing northern Kansas are
tied up Passenger trains nre snow
bound at Cawkcr City Oreeulenf mid
Wllllllr 1 I I 11 i
1IH mil iii iuiri im niuciv
In the snow ut different points From
VnrloUS towns III llorlliern Kiiiimiih nml
i Rontbern Nebraska snow In reported J
iroin ion to eignteeu lnciies ueop en
the level
Tiirnuilii In 1VIM
Cooper Tex Feb I A tornado
lust night did great damage in tho
western portion of Delta county Tho
home or Inmes I Moody ut Honest
morning At noon
nil been abandoned ami trains blocked
on all railroads entering this city The
snow Is 15 Inches deep
Wire IMiiiiI In Kiiini
New Haven Feb I Fire destroyed
the large plant of the National Wire
company at Fulrhaveii yesterday and
entailer a property loss estimated ut
k5ooo
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
Six Inches of snow fell In Chicugo
Sunday
The Hritlsh government Is expected
to soon Issue u fresh war loan
William Chapmnu Haker philanthro
pist and eupltullst died ut tJrnnd Hap
Ids Sunday
A Cardiff workman has boon at
tacked by a disease which dlugnosed
as the bubonic plague
Fred Hosoinaii of Chicago a clerk In
the railway mall service has confessed
to robbing mall pouches
Kxplorer lOvelyn Huklwln has made
extensive preparations for an explora
tion to the north pole next summer
The sheriff of DuIIuh Tex Is confi
dent that he has a man under arrest
who Is wanted for thu Cuduhy kidnap
ing
Thomas Melleury a well-to-do mer
chant of Uohrshurg Pa was shot and
killed by an unknown nsnassiu Sun
day
Marlon Ind has been warned by the
Southern Hankers association thut
a band of thieves nnd bank robbers
are headed that way
With meetings In every Protestant
church lu Portland Sunday thu twen
tieth annual convention of the Y 1
S C 13 came to a close
Prof Willis Hrown of Chicago chair
man of the Federation of Young Peo
ples Societies of Ainoricu hns tnkun up
the cudgel against prize lighting
The people of Frankfort Ky paid
tribute to the memory of William Ooo
bel Sunday holding memorial services
at tho grave on the anniversary of his
death
The announcement that Senator Hill
is not a candidate for the presidential
nomination of his party In UKM is made
by the Albany correspondent of Los
lies Weekly
Tho police of West Now York N J
Sunday arrested Adolph Ithen who for
50 years has been swindling the
widows ofclvll war veterans by repre
senting himself as a government pen
slon agent
Fire Sunday at the W H Furthmun
lumber plant at Nushvlllo caused a
loss of 100000 in lumber and ware
house burned The property wus fully
Insured Twelve adjoining teuemoot
houses were destroyed
TOE NORFOLK NEWS Fill DAY FEBRUARY 8 M01
The lnilr rwul tlir Trrtfi
I was called ono day to a certain
hotel to give olilnrofoi til to a young
woman who was ulxint to undergo a
Might Htirglenl onratloii to removo n
timilild growth In the ear said a phy
sician The patient as It duvoloped
on my arrival had been married only a
few days bcfoie and was In tho city
with her husband on their brldtl tour
Although 1 1 1 1 1 1 handsome she was no
longer ixactly In her llrst youth and
she was very much averse to having
opened her mouth and out fell a set of
false teeth She had snld nothing about
that detail and the truth was that she
hatl hoped poor woman to puss
through the ordeal without the fact of
her wearing such tilings being known
to her husband I
Hut the effect on that Individual
was entirely unexpected He gave one
horrified glance mid then rushed nt the
old surgeon nnl seized him by the
throat You Infamous scoundrel hu
yelled You have broken my poor dar
lings Jaw
At that stage of affairs I bent n re
treat 1 never did learn exactly what
the husband thought had happened or
what sort of explanation was offered
New Orlcnns Times Democrat
Hi- Drunk All lie
In the curly days or Ventura Oil
Dr Pan established such a reputation
for willingness to light that few pre
mimed to provoke Ids linger lie was
once Informed that the lawyer he hud
engnged to represent him In a eertuln
case had sold out to the opposing side
Ill cut his heart out said Hard when
the news came to him
Shortly after that walking with ono
of bis friends Dr Maid met the law
yer on the street Come In and huvo
a drink said that worthy and tho
three men entering the barroom or
tiered three glasses of whisky which
were put before them
Drink Mild Dr Hard to the law
yer
Not until you are ready the law
yer politely replied
No not with me snld Hard you
drink now
wus wrecked and his -1-year-old duugh j legal light
icr was injured Tinu surrett was
killed mid two daughters seriously In
jured at ltattan where a number or
houses were wrecked At Denton nn
old mill wus wiecked but no one wus
hurt
vrn IC ii 1 1 io ytntK
Des Moines Fob I The snow storm
tlmt struck hero about midnight Sat
urday covered the entire state and Is
the most severe of the winter A
strong northwest wind hns been blow
ing drifting the snow Hallway trains
have been delayed considerably
nnlluny Ti ulllu IMockoil
Ottumwa Feb -I The heaviest snow
storm of the season began yesterday i
street car Hues had rut B01
Not until you drink Insisted the
Dr Hards pistol was out in n mo
ment and pointed between the eyes of
the man who had betrayed him
Drink snld he In a voice of thun
der drink I tell you The lawyer
drank with avidity and when lie was
through Hard and his friend threw
their full glasses on the floor Wo
dont drink with curs said they and
turning their backs walked out of the
room San Francisco Argomuit
It WiiiiiI the Hell
The Lewlston Me Journal tells a
story of a minister In a prayer meeting
who cut short Uncle Ira a prosy old
deacon by ringing a bell at the end of
live minutes Hut after doing so lie
ry because he had apparently
hurt the feelings of an old father lu
Israel So he arose and went down to
Uncle Ira and put bis baud on the
old mans shoulder
Uncle Ira said he Im sorry for
that I ask your pardon nnd
Uucle Ira looked up the anger still
In his eyes
Why ye dont think I set down on
account of that pesky little bell of
yourn do ye he demanded
Why I thought stum
mercd the minister
Waal said Uncle Ira ye neednt
think no more about that bell I want
to tell ye right now that no bells aint
ever goln to set me down In this vestr
where Ive talked goln on 29 years I
want to tell ye right now young man
If I hadnt Jest swallered my chaw Id
a kept on talkln till Id a lucldated
that plnt If It bad a took me all
night
They HplllPd Over
Marjorie never cries when any little
mishap befalls her and has been known
to sustain without shedding a tear se
vere bumps that have rapidly acquired
a black and blue aspect Hut the other
day Aramluta her denrly loved and
tenderly cherished doll fell Into the
open grate and received n contusion of
the nose which was most unpleasant to
contemplate Marjorie winked very
hard for a few minutes nnd then run
ning with her injured Aramluta to her
mother wbe burled her head lu her lap
sobbing Oh mamma 1 dout want
to cry but my tears huvo nil como un
fastened
Where tin- lnlnt Wont
I thought you were working on Jay
Kranks iiei house said tho house
painters friend
I wns going to replied tho house
painter but 1 hud n quarrel with him
aud he said hed put the paint ou him
sUf
And did he do It
Yes that Is whero lie put most of
It Philadelphia Press
Pouted Tlieiu
Mrs Walldoff Which of these an
cestors are yours aud which aro your
husbands
Mrs Justlnn Oh Its a funny thing
about them ancestors The decorators
got em mixed while fixing tho gallery
and we couldnt tell tother from which
so wo bunched thu whole lot and called
em our ancestors Judgo
A Ilt nKliful Swelling
Physician with ear to patients
chest There Is a curious swelling
over the region of the heart sir which
must be reduced at once
Patient anxiously That swelling Is
my pocketbook doctor Plenso dont
reduce It too much Harlem Life
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NO wACM OF LITHO STONES
fltipltlr In nnmrln AVIII I ml For
Two Onltirlm nl lrnM
Ktonrs on which drawings In process of
lithography aic done ate found In differ
rut scctloiiR of this country hut they nte
of n poor quality Tholr clayey sulutnncu
la mixed with gritty pni tides which In
terfere with the smoothing of the slabs
to a perfect surface Hence lithographers
In this country hnve to depend upon n
foreign supply of these stones Hereto
fore the supply has been siilllclent but
her husband present nt tho operation i v U whllu the rumor is clrcttlntcil
However hu Insisted mid she finally
agreed that he should stay but I no
ticed that she seetncil very nervous mid
preoccupied I
The operation as I said before wai
that It soon will be hisiilliclout The best
Indeed nearly all of these stones come
from Ibivaihi and our consul at Nurem
berg has icported on the subject to the
si lie ilepnrtmcnt
Aicoidiiig to him most of the ground
trilling She took the chloroform easily hciirath which the lltho stones lie belongs
and all went well until she was Just to the communities of Solnhofen and
regaining consciousness when alio MneriiAlielm nil therefoie each of these
cotimiunitles has a shate in the ground
Mom time to tlmu each of the communi
ties meastiicH out n new stretch of land
and divides it into lots nml each lioinr
stead owner gets Ids part He cither can
explore the ground himself or sell his
claim to one ot the larger owners Tlio
ground Itself after It has been ilcpilved
nr Its costly Measure becomes ngaln tho I
property or the community One would
suppose that these communities nre rich
but these Kolnhorencrs never have under
stood how to utilize Hie monopoly which
they piaclically posess They undersold
each other and the result wns that up to
about a year ugo their profit wns modest
In January IbtU they formed n combi
nation and now gel mote satisfactory
pi lees
The blue or irrnr stones nre tlio most
costly as they are harder and better for
engraving and more copies can he obtain
ed fiout tlietn Helng harder they statul
the polishing on both sides better than
the yellow ones and therefore are used i
chiclly for exportation to the Unied
States In fact thu United States takes
only these double faced stones which enn
1 lie worked by the printer from both sides
1 lie licruiuiiH on the other hand are
wont to use single faced stones lOvery
htone does not take polish on both sides
A stone tuny be good on one side while
on the other It Is unlit for use has flaws
splits etc Such blemishes are not al
ways apparent on the surface but may
come out when the stone Is worked upon
by the printer It requires therefore
skilled workmen who have been hi tho
trade from their childhood to seo that
none but good stones leave their hands
Chicago Chronicle j
LABBY AS AN ATTACHE
lie Out Even Willi llic neil Tape
lit ml of II In IeKntlon
Once I served under n minister who
wns the Incarnation of officialdom He
looked with humble and reverential awe
on all the tomfooleries of red tapeisin as
though they were or equal value with the
Ten Commandments At that time all dis 1
patches from a minister to the foreign
secretary had to tiuish as follows If hu
were a peer I
I have the honor to be with the hlchest re-
ipect
My lord
Your lorilshlps
Moat humble
Obedient servant
One day I took him a batch of dis
patches among which he discovered one
In which 1 had written Most bumble
obedient servant In one line instead of
two Ho started buck with horror depict
ed on his countenance Oood heavens
he said do you wish to ruin me Look
look and lie pointed to the words
Whats tho matter with them I said
Do you not know lie replied that it
ought to be in two lines Why should
it he I asked There are no doubt
good reasons he answered If you
treat with disrespect rules that have been
laid down for our guidance I am afraid
that you will never advance in your pro-
ression
It was not long before I had my re
venge on the worthy red taplst Dis
patches were not allowed to be sent home
unless sealed with sealing wux The
chancery ran out of this article and I
asked him for more What I gave you
he said a little time ago ought not to
havo been used so curelessly that none
remains I shall not give you any nioro
before a month hence He was In the
habit of writing home long twaddling
dispatches by the bushel and at tlio end
of the month there were some 20 or 30
of them which instead of sending home
I had carefully deposited In a drawer
Then I mentioned this to him adding
that there was a rule which forbade them
being sent except in sealed envelopes a
rule that I had not felt justified hi vio
lating aer his valuable observations on
obedience to orders The cmel thing to
him was that no one nt the foreign otllce
had complained of his 6ilenco or hnd
seemed desirous that it should be broken
If he realized that be had in me a model
attache he did not express this opinion
of mo aloud Labouehere in Loudon
Truth
Proved Too Mnoh
The troubles of housekeepers with their
help are endless nnd many that actu
ally happen are ijulte as funny as those
that fmd their way into print through the
active imaginations of the gifted young
men who write for the comic journals
The mistress of an establishment went
into the kitchen one morning to see how
her new cook was getting along
There was a wash basin in tho sink
half full of water and a cake of soap wns
floating in it
This is wasteful Keturnh she said
When you wtibh your hands always
take out the soap and empty thu water
I havent used that washpan at all to
day maam replied Keturah Indig
nantly
The next day Keturah was hunting for
a new situation
The Canny Scot
In the differences that would sometimes
arise between members of his tenantry
the Duke of Argyll was often Invited to
arbitrate upon tho matter In dispute and
ho used to tell a characteristically Scot
tish story of ono of the occasions Two
tenants having waited upon him and ask
ed him to decide the question at Issue the
duke put what he always regarded as a
very necessary preliminary question
Will you abide by my award
Well your grace was the reply of
one of tho hard headed old disputants
Id like to ken first what It Is Loudon
Chronicle
JVot to He Put Up With
I wish that meddlesome old professor
would stay away from my studio
Does he annoy you
Yes Hes been coming in here and
trying to Identify these birds Ive paint
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