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^fVTi__7! '? • . ' - r ' • ^ ' •f"'' • ' •*>-'•'*'• - . e . : .-1^—1 U—^^^M.^^^^^^^^M,^.MM^^^^M^^M^M^^^MMM^,âaaâBa*BaaaM ityScntL j DIKB- Clly. ^ ['a^ftl^lntlMratmoepnenraMiailed „ ......... -i^Ytamol ymx Ua\i, Mara-.'' nut*ftf TI—*' aa -'to j>IU— came 'to. the B. W. 8mltb, or Elmer ]'••>•- '-J -j*af^ Iff*'" • " " " * * aganWMp v§ . p.sBaia— sa> *ra- not waa ;no trespass. . Mr. t. He promptly * It to .diiMaa that • man wboowiui land -has ii%h»to anr* aôare Inch of the air ibofimportaiicelbecause of wb«a: across; private ;obta aay, t tbe light tzM^m, any «atloc« attempt to *ev • '..The. d caas waa of so t tt fought Mr. l- , ,. ... _ M&itoxmAlt* to the lower court and 5fe5k»tolh««nd. Tbealr above a t t f l d l d t l t I t o That I* wan. •' -> •3> ti ;;.-^, 1 -rila»paoiJBO#'Ntw Jersty'ans not T »-;•::'fn^ to lie* r^^ ^- fe^^ssia*âusiVe^;^MaMt^ it ifaaJeMtiOtl: VlMLnVeBT tflBO •' -. ' --,• maL: -"as • • a. naTI '•faVaWw*' ••> •- ••••' DOwV eal*sP- eHaaaaaOeUl ' ^VBaUf f"y ;S; «•"». Wlltlsim r Badeqrc*! BcsrllasltaK- the Philadelphia Inquirer, on Monday, refers to two of Ocean City's old and honored garment, Aqallta D. Shiarp and William' (more familiarly known aa "Uncle Benny'•') Chew, a» follows: In the ramous old hunting RroundH ment company, limited, of Thus far they hav» spent 4SOOJ00O InJ purchasing land, which' Includes 8000 acres In Cape May City and adjoining lands and also 1000 acres on the Two Mile Beach, and now own the' beach almost exclusively. The company has also, purchased the Cape May .electric light plant for (100,000, •- The operation was-begun several months ago by Anthony M. Zane, of Philadelphia, and Ca tain Frank ti. Edwards, of Bristol,, owner of the steamer Republic, • • ' Aided by the city, they propose to pave all streets, lay new sidewalks and construct > new sewers. The company Intends constructing a. lake for yachts with a water, surface covering A0O acres. Conferences with government officials at Washington are said ta have resulted In promises to deepen Cold Spring Inlet so that the largest ocean going yachts will be able to enter the lake. Around this lake will built cottages for yachtsmen and their families. • . •_ It b pbnned to' build two and per-, baps three large seaside hotels. One hundred cottages are expected to be ready for occupancy next June. The work of .Improvement will begin early In December, by which time the ueces-. sary land will be secured aud contracts let. . The cottages will cost 61O.00O each, and wUI be built by a Phlladel- phb firm. The flrst hotel for which plans have been completed will cost •1,000,000. It will probably be located half way between Madison avenue aud Bewell's Point on tbe beach front. The second hotel will, cost ««Q0,o0o, and will probably be elected near Madison avenue. Pennsylvania and Heading railroad officials are reported U> have plauned Improvement* In train service to and from the place. The PeuUHylvanb, It b stated, will relay eighty miles or track between Philadelphia and Cape May, and by patting on heavier loco- motives will cut down tbe runnlug time. The Reading company will also lower the time tor fust express train nervlce from Philadelphia to the new resort. • ' • • The Capd May citizens and public- officials ore reported to be co-operating heartily with the new enterprise. Councils have already .voted' SIOO.IMO for a new boardwalk and bulkhead along the beach fronting tbe purchased property. The'city of- Cape May bat» also agreed to rebuild the water works, and has already expended *U!5,000 ou this project. The riparian commis- sioners of New Jersey have granted all the necessary rights to the East Cape May company. • . Great Egg Harbor river, there now ilvaaJbut-oiWrauTvlvor. Ebeueiei BUF ran, -who can tell' Interesting stories of the good old days, more than fifty yearn ago.- He Is T7 years old aud U still able to wort and bunt. The other living'representative or the ancient Jersey nlmrods b Acqullla feharp, of Ocean City, S3 yean old. whose eye Ktlll kindles when asked or the old bear hunt*. He Is famous In the deer woods for having killed his, last deer "on the. last day of the last open season' In WOO. •' 'Uncle Nez' said yesterday: 'It wart a windy day 'fifty-five years ago, When twentyône of us, with the best dogs In the county, started out,-but by noon all but Joe Aumac, old and young BUI Chew, Acuullla Sharp, AcquUb Stlles,Tom Olarlt.my brother, Jesse Hurran. and I, give up and went to phootlng at marks. The IIORU had taken the trail about a mile and a half from Pennypot.' I said, 'When you llnd the dogs you will llnd the bears,' and Acqullia Sharp, who uo» aheiid, suddenly came onto an old bear not six feet away, and he shot her through i the neck Just as she turned to tight | the dogs. Two cubs ran out and up a' i tree and scared Qulller Sharp almost! to death, but be got Bill CheWx gun I and killed one of them, and Jesse Hurran got the other. Right away < then another old bear started close, by, and Hill Chew shot it In le>w than ail hour from the.time that Sharp got tbe •Irvt.one.' " 'These certainly, are fine," a custo- mer was heard to' remark as he was coming from Dunaklu's witb a box of confectionery. ' —— • » • — WmnlaV smmllroeld CCMapMjr Clerical Orders) for 1903. r*or*a*nt to Its aaoal cuvtom. Ibe Pennayl- atala lullroad Company will ls»oe elerital. ord«r* lor ine year lWM to. ordained'-clervy- men havintf reaular.cfaartftlofi-har^he* lorn- te4on or Xktur lie line*. Cen Company lhrou.v n It* njrent*. Appllrollon* •noald reaeb tne Oeneral UrUee of the Com- ny by December 21, »o that order*'ttiay b*} mailed December &1 lo all cUryymen entitled to rece've Inem. The thoughtlessness of boyhood almost resulted In a fatal accident at BakersvUle Friday, the .victim being Irwln Bolce, the. ten-year-old son of William Bolce, of that place. The lad had a pointed stick aud playfully prodded an old horse with thepurpose of awakening the »r»lrr»al from itacalin repose. The horse was patient tbr.u long time but finally retaliated - by kicking the boy In the face, Injuring nun so seriously that his recovery In doubtful. ' ' • " • Oeauui Vleree-Motcek Gunning parties are numerous. Frank Cbbtrleft on Mouday for Ty- rone, pa., where he will take lessons t pa^yl pamting.. Rev. W. A^Cofab. a ntudent at Dlck- IDHOD college, Ca>II*de, PH., waj* borne during Thanlu«ivlDg week. Oliver B. Cobb eutettalncd WUIiam Hagb«i* and wile, or MUlvUIe, abd Mm. A, F. Veunellf MUm Blizabeth Veauall and Bextram timitb. of Ocean City, ob Thank*«ivhig day. - Light ApproprletllOD N«cttoD I. li« IL ordained by ibe Common Coane'l ol Ocean City Ibal thm •am of H\% lluudrsd UoiUrti b« inuiaAirral from Unttu Approprtutlon kUid esppt-upriatvd ta FtrtAp- i>roprlatl*>ti; th« *om of Mlxiy-llve Uollar* Mnd Klfbly-lwoCcxita. b*t tmtufArred from Ulac llHO^tUat A ppropiiatloo and appropria.t*d to Utfht AppraprUStOD; th« matu of tne Hundred MDd Tblrty-rivo Uollar*> b« UuDsterr^d iruoi Ml««*.latn«>ou.t Appropria- tion -add nppruprlot«d to Idtereat Appro- >rlMtloD; Ihctairii of Two Hundred Dollar* b« LmtiNlVrrvt] from Ikutrd of lleulib Appro- priation-HDd appropriated to Kir««t Appro- prlitUoiL ' ' • - H+c. 'i bV l( rartb«r ordained Ibal . tbU onllnano*) lakeeifect tmtncdUtiely. l*aMcd at a, ,Mp«eLat liuwtlnc of C'oni'iuoo oujirl) b*ld l>vct}Qtber 1,1WX WILLIAM K WILLIAMSON, PrcaldtiDt of Common V unctl. Certitied to 1i«c«mb«r I. ltMKL . ' WILTON U. WlliLKTH, City Clerk Approved December 3, 11)02. V. kit J 9 M ka* * h m • REPORT OF THE CONDITION , . , „ ol tb* r"lr.t Mallon'ul Bank of O wUI leave Maw Voek, HhUadelpliU atul UarrUb Janauy -UK Mo. 1 will leave rebiusry 111, and will Include Maidl (Iras MlebratloB at Mew Oilcans. " Florida—Thi»e touts to Jacksoovllle will leave Maw Yore: and Philadelphia- fanmary II and tT.and March X. Tbednt two admit ol» •lay of two waaks In Uw "Iftowery HtaU." Tickets lor th* third lour WlU be good la return by resjnlar trains until May SI, luct OldfolntOamfart. Hlchmond and Waa lnxtoo— ronr tours will loavu Maw Vork and PhUadalnhUataJKhliajui », Anril & and Maya. Old Point Comfort—four tours will leave Haw York and pfal .sdelpbla March U and IB. AprilXtandMayU. Waahinstoil—Hloe tours wlU leave Wow Vork and Philadelphia Uecambxrai. January O, |r«brnai7 U and W, March S and Iv, April tudftul MaylC ror dataUed Ipfarroatlon apply to TourU* Accnt, Ids rtitb Avenue, Saw Voik; Vulton Htraei, I Court Ulrael, Braoklyn: la) Broad Bueat, Newark. U. 3.1 Or-Ooo. W. Boyd. ft"'-»--» General Paaauicer A««nt, Palladalnhla. . -'"••' K0WAB3 M. Htrrroir, P. M. • If yoo have a house for sale or vent MUMpeopIaknoaT tt by advertising ttrathaBanrnmu '• isea IfUlei]. _ JToyember U,the Waahlix. ion eod aaatiiareaiern Llmliwi, aaed of Pullman drawtafeMOm aktepltiK, ot>eerva» Uoa4lbrarjr. club and dlnlM can, opersUd dally bstweao Me*/ York. Millsrhlphla sad New Orleans, via Mat (tumeylitanla, Usllroart and Boattaara Bausaqr, leavloc yhllartelphla a>«Up-riL.lo addition WUI carry a special *" *" cnnaw-i aithihennnsst I Imltii,M baursan Maw/OrlaaM. eanrleaaf. Trustee's Sale of Book Acconnt lly direction or l^WIH T.HTEVKNt*. lUf- ereeln llankrapley. In Ibe matter or Joan W.Hn>lln,abankrupt.I *UI uposs la sale coarVBACToara *•» »aJ«U»ataia. at 3 o'clock In Uie afternoon, al Ibe oBlce or Aroardt lloiwell.ta Ibe eliy ol Ocean «lty. . ap« May county. New Jenryi a.I tbe nncol- IMled booa account* of tbe said bankrupt. a* Ibllows. to wit* •-.''< • Name > Amount ' t\ B. Incersoll. *ttl Oo ' , Mrs. Hyatt, . s» W . ' •Ueo. Meade, Mlcbael Krnnedy, Mrs. Howtnan, ENOUSH * JOHNSON, JAPAN Jutbarjr Beubora Haaws and BsawdtUna a pp»elalty. Eatlmatas cbeerfullyaiven. S. B. SAMPSON. Wm-Hleelraan. -Ms* Mn-HtonebllllMeallnexekll Ts Wesley BU rp. . UO> Kd«nnlHloa*e. . . UelT WllleUs, 4obo Jerrrlo, J. HrinsbnllT, . Mrs. Chew. * HaniuefHeodfrtcaaan, Jobn Knott, 5t< Cowptfrtnurall, Jpbn Murpby. . . uV*.HchcDcB.' Harry It. Adah)*. Sin. ll«r(brt. Jo*. « Builder !»av. Hie aabnrr »'••"• OCEAN CITY, N. J. uabes. I*lmui. CMIS. Kinir, AIIYe.1 Kln«, " Jrrry Mbull. Harry Huston. Illchnrtl l.hdl*m. Mr*. Drake. .. llll lulam*. link. Puller. .John 4Jrutmttl. .' Mr*. Clbvlttf. I l llkl tim It i.'. :h OBDIXAMtR Wo. 113. \M OlcnlWAMCS to Iranifer the mam of Hilt Hundred Dollars from Uraln AppmpiUtton lo fire Appropriation, One iiundr«d Mhd Tblrty.nve Dollar* from MUewllaneoa*. Ap- proprlallAn u> Interea) Appropriation,Two Hundred Dollar* from Board ol Htiallh Appropriationu>Htr.et Appropriation* the uuui or Hlxty-nv* Uollar* and'Eluhty.two L'euU from MUcellaotou* Appropriation to el Carluirt. .'InKeruolt. Miller. Ml«~« lllckwin, . Mr. llently, . Haniuel MbvetB, Klwunl Itckerlnir, Wlii.«• Mr. McFbenun. wr. Murray. Nan Hrnltb. Itavld Auatln. K. C. WortblDeten. Mr. Jordan*, • • 'itus Cooarb • , A.J.Hmllh. Harry lloxxvd, r. II Mloun. Tbomo* Johnann. < baa. Him*. • ' Jame* tvirch-, K-COstlen. .Tbomas UMM, WUI. Lewi*. . .'Alice W.(anflrld, «i«o. jrerrrle*. Edvard Manibali, Mr*. Heboomkorr, ' Mb* Hetuey, HylvtMter Hawyer. Altra-H. Monlan, Wm. H. Adam*, Mr*. McCarthy, Muluila HlMlman, "Elliabelh UrllBlb*. mrker Miller. . M!*pb*n Vounir, ' Beoben VLCOHMHI. Jal»r At», «»»»•• « l»jr. H. J. HpectaraUonarurnUlwd. Prlc Correspondence Hollclt«d. ' . SEO.A.B0UR8E0ISAS0N, Carpenters mi BaiMers,' OCEAH. C1TT, IV. J. tract or day. JOHN T. WlLSON (formerly of Wllaon A Walkuv) Contractor and Builder LOCK BOX 04 : : : OCEAN CITY, N. J. l*rompt attention siven to 4ohblnK. Corrcspondenre solicited. :::::::. •3OI •1U1 Tbe abovti account* will be «old ror ca»h. HAMrKI. m-IIUKt'Il. Tru.Kw. t>atod, iWau CUJ>, N. J., Novonttwr 6. IWU. AI.IIKHT A. HUWfcXL, rUillrllor. E. W. BURUIQH ft CO., LUMBER AND MILLWORK Of EVfHY OUtaVTUM TO SUIT THE BUUBU8TU0L . e Stock Wbleh mean* to tbe oonaumer bottem Lottcui und dLicounu, >v«rdrstn>, H'cored nod una-ecurw U. H. bond** lo awcun* clrcuLallon, •^rVtplim.aioa L'.M. bodd^, Htoclu, t^cnrlUtm, et« , B t f b raroliura nnd oe u> Tnut Compunle* und Hav. InsS Uanks HOU31 Individual deposits suhlectloebeck, itm.7rj.il Certloed cbeck*. . .IV nu Tolal. itUATlM Htkle of M«w Jersey. county or c*pe May, s*. . 1, W. WeOU Hand, Cosblef of tbe above- named bank, do solemnly Harear Ibal tlte above stalemrnt I* trus to the b««t at tuy knowledge and belief. W. HCOTT HANI), Cashier. Hdbscrlbed and Hworn to iMtrortf uue tliluîlb ay of November, IMtt. WM. V\KK. Notary IMbllc Atl**t: HAKUY UrSAULKV, K. V. COtt-ON, H. W. KDWAHUH, DlreHor*. ID Cbsaerry efVew J«rary Between Isaac llacnaraen. ct als^ Complainants and William K. Maasey, \ On etals^ I - si On bill tor Hpeelfle jrwrmuiN. Not lea to ab-«ot *Vff*»fii1nn tliau U neceMutry, and Keneral dlsaatlalar> tlon, wllh 110 redress for either owner or builder. We guarantee our plan* ti> mlt you or uo charge.' We are silso practical builders and w "' farnlshestlmaUs u any clawi of work. • . • • • . ' - . ' • Office. Thirteenth Street and Haven Avenue. P.O. Bos 104- ' ' HOUSE M0VIN8 AND RAISING OeacraU OCEAN CITV J LEWIS E. CORDERY Carpenter and Builder promptly attetided to. KlMt.n.iUert nintlntted. Work tloQi* by day or contract. a, BM383 UO VEST AVUUE OOEAN OITV.N..1. Three Favorites Wlth'tbv people of Oonnflty Sculls Best Ronr Scoll's Favorite Blend Tea Scull's Sterling Blend Coffee - All soodji K>'d rrom HCQII'M Anbury Avenue M or bet honestly' priced ucd bundled lu tb*s tuoMt expwrt truuiber. ' • • ' B. S. SCULL, Prop ASBURV AVENUE - AND NINTH ST. aF*arreir,NT* R. R. SOOY ft SONS tfvn Opened Tbelr New Restaurant t3OS WALNUT BTnltrr sba . . I3OO *«NtOk1tTRIt ••HILADCLrTHIA. PIL . EverytblnC Vtnt Uuus Choice Bedding Geraniums and Cannas Ferns for Fern Dishes THOMAS J. THORN FLORIST 1124 Central ave. HAVE YOU TRIED CHEW'S COUGH AND (OVSIIMPTIfl\ REMEDY? j It cores all Cbronlo and Lloorlna' Cooabs. Astbma. Broaebltls. Ir!nan»aaQnUan3 Weakness of Ibe Ulncs, Colds. UoarseneX Bore Tnraat and Bonrnaa> UtiSStSISSr^^ ' • • — rasrism •«•— I, W. CHBt, linkctutf ud tmrktor BLandAsbaryTLve-. OsABiUiSe.no, rtlSIEWMfi, HUGE SEI1U.6. •HOC LATne, Gic, Etc AM Work hi Maaos, Ua* ProaapUy AttatvtadTo. OCCAM CITY, N. J. Subscribe lor tbe E, CUNTON * CO., r BRUSHES Hotel Brighton, OCEAN FRONT. LOCATION NOT EXCELLED. APPOINTMENTS AND SERVICE FIRST CLASS R. R. SOOY. JOS. B. CBBWPIOI S C. H. SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. to It. B. STITE3 & . Twelfth Street and West Avenue, Ocean City Lumber, Milltcork, Cement, Hair, Lime. Plaster, Windotc and Plate Glass Roofing and Sponting l*el>ly It In tbe best way. BKaiiasKa whatever yon want In our several branrue* Is what w ruratab. and' our guarantee foes wttb every Job w* do. C'un'l d U ' a>UblUfaed UNI U, VeWUr g J .MWaW CONVER & BUZZARD «a«-«o4 asaunv awe., OCKAN CITV. N. 4. We cmrry tbe •toes:, estimate elosr. treat 0eopt*ll(lu,und do lbs business. SANITABV PUUMBtNO (IssPUieaa - KODAK AND PHOTO KINIBHINH FOIt AMATKUIIB Champion Bros., PHOTOGRAPHERS Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace UROWN1B I'AMKIIAH, me. and 11.00 APPOIJJTSUSJTS j-on BITTINUS &TADK IIV 'PHONE MEBCER Jk COTTAGE Improved Steam and Hot mater Hollers:: • ' THE g. a 8IRB CO* 704 Itch 5L. rtUuta. JOHI LSI0nft,0crU dm Igat Practical Plumber abd Bleaw Killer JOHIN. MARTS lMaV O» SCREEN FRAMES do» asat Door Fran»T^ •UJL-eT*M l.^.. let Teenb ka Derail Uawlnat and Turnlns* of tlon. AU>areoryonrBa> JACOB 8CHUFF THE riONEER BAKEIY. a*.Wihkmitmm.fan. Or. 11 MENDEL'S WINTER GUT PRICE SAIE El^lkvo U Vrr,sJ») If »oa Lav-o"t weeiasalf. ow or bat. «b»—Soy •»». so as lobe tat Ibe ••lea. Wi'.siw iJTnlu tae b~«rk> blan b= Us. eouuy at U— Hum** taaaj tie c u M laferjor quality «l-vuw bnn-hsiwrl an entire new oofnl. I an. nrepared lo render lbs best sawta.** Ibelowatprleea. . . . Caila answered day or Butt*. ftto Anbury Avc. OCEAN CITY. »• * Advcttlae la the ... ' tu efcau out rjkod lu jtnirarders •t yuar carUcst cuovctitvoee : " Ocean City Sentinel THUKHDAY, DECEMBEIt 4, 1002 :i. wo imait- w K | aQ 10 recclvo Items of news ami eommnnlcatlqns of Interest to &1" pdmmoblty and our readers everywhere. •' ; • / "; (,;.- ' All communlcatlona should be ao- conipanled with tbe full name and address of the writer,- not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. • . . • DOT8. : The board or education will met-t In regular session next Tuesday evening' . Our letter cuVrlere ap|ieared Friday In their full unironns.. Tliey certainly look line. •', Itev.'H. H. Ilodlne'M reuldence. An- bury avenue, iieurBlxlh street, Is being 'tastily inlnted. ' lion. L. M. CreweV cnttaffe, rorner Klalitli street and Wesley avenue,- IH being repainted. Oreau C'Ky Volunteer Fire. Co., No 1, will meet In regular' seiwloii tomorrow evening, x ' The Interior of the First rrevbyterian eliurvh huH been tliorouRhly reuovnteil and newly furnished; II. It. Hqilth * Hons are painting Mrx. Bwank'u cottaRes on Herenteentli street, near West avenue. Osborn i'orwn has sold bis lot on Axbury avenue, below Kleventh street, to. Mrs. Harriet J. Newci.rali, or monton. •*•*-•• Kranibes 3. Smltb, Dayton' Vana- man and Niels Carlson were (tunning up the Em? Harbor river Monday anil Tuesday, ' • ^ . The attendance at the varloiin ehurehes was small lost Hunday.oii .account of the Inclemency or trie tlie weather. Contractor 8. B.BanipHonlHeiiiraKed In puttliura new roof on Mm. Allah H. Davis' cottage, Fourth street and An- bury avenue. Mrs. Emily Klllnger IH Improving tlie exterior of her cottage ôh avenue, near Fourteenth street, by the application or a coat or paint. Jesse Conver and wire were xuui- moned to Atlantic-City on Monday niornliig on account or the serious Ill- ness of the latter'H ran, Wlllliuu I). Cronln. • - - Itev. J. 11. Mv4.'loHkey, pastur or Ht. AugUKtlne's It. C. church, attended theRolden jubilee services of Ht. Mary'H Catholic church, Baleni, N. J.,, laKt 8unBH Unlit company. . The lecture Thursday evening In the M..K. church by Itev. J. 8. Parker under the direction or the Prohibition Alliance of thin city Was u Muccetw In every respect. , H. M. Paxson and familjTclosed the Driftwood, Blxth street and Wesley aveuue, on Friday and returned to Philadelphia for the winter. They have been here since spring. A number of three and four-masted HCbooneni under full Hall, with the HUH shining on the white canvas OH they ' tacked toward the beach, preseuted a pretty night Tuesday morning. / • Mrs. Eliza V. Hess and Uw. LydU r'enner, or Philadelphia,. have purchased twelve lots below Thirty-eighth ktree( of Arthur N. Taylor, through the agency of Mrs. C. L. Lake. The Ladles' Aid or the Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon, December 4, at the home, of Mrs. Dr. Hutchlnson. A full attendance of the members Is earnestly requested. *"" Superintendent Adams,.of the M. K. Huliday school, requests a' full attend-, suoeof the teaehen aud oUtcers of the board on Sunday afternoon next. Tbe annual election or officers will occurs Frederick A. Myerle, 6t Philadel- phia, who, last summer, purchased a lot on West avenue, below Seventeenth street, and bad n cottage erected there- on, has contracted for an elargeuieut or tlte house. The Junior Kudesvor of the r-'lntt Presbyterian church will hold it» monthly meeting at the chapel to-morrow afternoon when the usual enter- taining hour will be devoted to appro- priate exercise*-. . Mrs. H. Swank and daughter, of Bouiertou, Pa., are spending a few days at the Knimett. Mrs. Swank Is euiislderlng the question or making some additions to .her .cottages nn Seventeenth street. .; . ' Mbw.Carrle O. Tustlii lias purcbaMxt Mrs. Armstrong's cottage, near Fif- teenth street and Asbury avenue, and will make some noticeable Improve- ments to It Among other ehaugen, a bath-room will be added. Ex-UotracUman K. B. Htltes arrived borne a few days ago from a ten days' gunning trip lu tbe Ureat Bounds, there were four In the party and they killed hlxty dueks, Mr. Btltes " ' the ehamplou among them. the young people of the Baptist eburcb met In that edIHce Tuesday evening and reorganized ror tbe whiter the baptist Young People's Union, society. They will met* every Tues- day evening In the church, and tbe young people or the city ore cordially invited to attend. "^ ' The Ladles auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church heU its annual meeting at the Hotel Blseayne on Mon- day evening. The ofUoers of .last year wereifrclecUd w> AM *>r lb« at. E. Cailircli. The annual meeting of the Ladles Aid society.of the First M. K. church was held Mouday evening'at the liome ofHrn. Albert Mlluer, at the Wyoming. A large number of the'members were pnweut and considerable business was traiiHacted, closing up the year's work and planning for tlie coming one. The Ueauumr'n- report showed tbe uoclety In i very prosperous condition, flrmn- •lally, having ou hand a neat sum to commence the new year. • Tbe following ohicers were elected: President, Mw. Addel Uobliisou; vlce-presldeut, Mrs. Berulve A.' Stltes; second vice- president, MIM. Harriet H. Lake; Hecre- tary, Mm. Carrie Adams; sjudstant aec- retary, Mm. Anute Adajn«; treasurer, Mrs. LavliiIaK. Thorn; Mrs. Benilce A. Btliea, Mrs. Frauces Itoblnson, Mrs. Samuel KUHSCII, Mrs. ElUabeth Brick aud Mrs. Harriet Lake were appointed as the parsonage committee; Mrs. Nel- «m Booy, Mrs. Imogeue Everlngham, Mrs. Elkabeth Brick and Miss Ll»le lireckley a* collectors. ?~ Wcwarlsg aerie)!. The "MeoBuring Social" under the auspices of the ladles auxiliary of tbe Presbyterlanchurch which was to have eome off hist week has been postponed until Tuesday evening, December 9, when It will be held hi the chape" at Bevetitb street and Wesley avenue, be- gtuulng at tM o'clock. There will be, hi addition to the fun of "measuring," a musical and literary entertainment together with refreshments; . > Iota Council, No. 138, Jr. O. V. A. M., postponed attendhig divine sarvlce hi a body last Sunday night owing to the melernent weather. This taiised Pas- tor Boswell. or the First M. K. ehoreh, to take a different therae tor his dis- course. He (.poke on tbe uncertainty of life, and emphasised the necessity of being ready when the call comes. His words struck hW, and four pen- itents were at the altar. Though the d *•» small a deep spWtual dd^Mm^ /- , Sampson family—of which . School Director 8.'. B; Sampson and D. 8. Sampson, of this city, are nfembers— held their annual family reunion at BELOLVED BY EVERYONE *behonieofasWer, Mrs.I,.Penn, at • •"• > ••••..;•'. . . " " * " ' * Steetmanvllle, Thanksgiving. Day. Mrs; Penii served a flue dinner to the party, and a most enjoyable day .was-spent—Xa«t-year-the. family •*aw|MHi After nmjim — Wlloeia) •rsnt. MM . euul Typhoid r«tn ma Comae; ol «ie Dcmlae-eWbftol Edward Kutledge Back, a highly respected citizen or this, city and Janitor of our public scboool, died on Sunday evening about seveu o'clock or typhoid fever, which snperseded an attack of bilious- remittent fever the former setting In a few hours prior to his de- mise. Mr. Back had been 111 but eleven days and the end was entirely unex- pected , and came as a shock to his many friends. • He pawed away peace- fully and quietly, his anxious family and Mends scarcely realizing It ror some time. ••'... Mr. Back was the youngest noil of Jacob and Julia Sock, and was bom at; Seavllle, • this county, March 80, 18S8, belig «. years of age. He «pent hlx entire lire In IIIH native county, and earned hln livelihood by rarmlng until he came to Uoean n tbe arrival at that place of the 1 J> p. ra. tram. Gilbert A Lake, undertakers, will conduct the funeral. ' • • 3PRBTTV WEDDING. , lisa) Basilic Mrs. V. D« The home or Mr. and Mm. C. T. Fv Handerlln, ou Wesley avenue,. near Eighth htreet, won a.Hcene or gayety and happiness.' ou Saturday, when tlielr daughter, Miss Bailie, became the bride of Frank DeWIU Lang- worthy, of New York. The ceremony took place at noon Rev. John H. Bouwell, pastor or the First M. E. church, oniclatlug, and Won witnessed by the Immediate rela- tives or the bride and Kropm only. After the ceremony an elaborate wedding breakfast was served-by Phila- delphia caterers. • The liappy couple left on an afternoon train, for Philadelphia^ wliere they remained over Sunday. Oil Mouday they proceeded to New Vork. A reception was tendered them at -the Hotel San Keiuo, Heventy-llrth street and Central Park, In the last named city, yesterday. Mbs Blanche Hoover, or Wyncote, Pa., and' Miss Ague* Milton, of London, assisted the bride In receiving. After the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Laugworthy left for an extended wedding tour, and will be at home to their friends si Hotel Carlton, Boston, Manx., on Wednesday* otter Febru- ary is." ~* Ty* — - Mel • DclMor. ' * Us. EDITOU:—Ait my name appears In a long list of debtors In a bankrupt sale or John W. Hmlth as puhluihed by Samuel Bcburch, trustee, I wish to state that .never at any time was I a debtor to John W. Bmltb, and that Mr. Schorch knows I um a creditor to the amount of »18.83 and that Mr. Bmltb under oath admitted that he was Indebted to me to that amount. In the presenceofthe referee, Mr. Stevens, at Cape May Court House. If they thought for a lrw"* 1 that I was a debtor to that amount, why hove they toot made a demand on me la behalf of the bankrupt and creditors whom they are supposed to represent A. J. SMITH. bee, it, laaa; ' '' A^to»l«*«..Bd«r. of Veteran*. The third annual reunion of the Twenty-tilth Uegiment New Jersey Volunteer Veteran association will. be heW fa the assembly room at the Cape May-high school building on Saturday, December 18th, at 11 JO a. m. All veterans or Uw late war, whether affiliated with the O. A. R. or DOC, are cordially Invited to attend and partici- pate to the enjoyment of the occasion. The committee of arraugemetits Is composed pf avow* & SMtcB. Hon. WMIIam T. Stevens and Former Bhej- Iff John W. Bêv?J, .*•. , Dopaaui Uas Just reeetved a tine lot of Christinas toys and tree ornaments. Call and see them. Fresh candy always on hand. Cor. Ninth and Asbury. KBTJNIOM. Fol lowing their naual custom, the f hh hl Aaoerrjr A*«t»»e> Ir Common oonncll.convened In regu- hur 'session Friday evening, - President Williamsonitathe choir. .': J Councllmen*Adams, Sieelman, WIN llamsan, Barrows and Oraham were present.. • -Clerk Wtlleta; read the minutes of meetings held on October SI and No- vember 7 approved.'. gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Fourth street drain arid , repairs on D. 8. Sampson, In'thls city: These [Twelfth street were reported as corn- gatherings ore usually held on Thanks- [ Dieted with the exception of spreading giving Day. ' ,• v' .- ' ..,' I some gravel. Charles Sampson, a brother, residing I The assessment for the Asbury ave- iu Wobdbury, owing to a press of!nuehnprovementbetweenHeventeenth both of which 'were business was unable to be present and enjoy the festive' occasion. These members of the family participated in the day's pleasures: Mr. and Mrs. W,lll.ettH, of Smith's. Landing; Mr. Powell and family, of Llnwood; Dlali Sampson nnd family, of Steeluianvllle; Mr. und Mrx. H. 11. Sampvon and D. H. Saiu|>son and family, of this elty; — ê— X, PSR8ONAI,.. aud Thirty-fourth streets was taken up, and after hearing the objections of a few property owners the assessment as made 1 by the board of assessors waa unanimously continued. The result of the November election was Hied with.tbe city clerk. . A number of quit claim deeds were grouted, the city's claims having been HBtlslted. Clerk WllleU stated, that the City Oas Light company had - Hied Its acceptance or the. franchise ordinance recently passed by council.. .The same company al»o presented two bonds one conditioned for .the commencc- ment of the work within sixty days from the passage of tbe ordinance aud Its completion within one year there- after, and the other to leave the streets In ax good a condition as found. The former one wan accepted and the latter, owing to an error In copy lug, was referred hack for correction. Rev. John B. Adams was granted the privilege of the floor aud asked council far a reduction Of his tax asseHs- meut at Fifteenth and West, glvh|g his reasons for the claim and stating why he hod "not attended the appeal board. The matter wan referred to the Hollcltor, who stated that he knew of uo law that gave council the power to rebate taxes; that council had no Juris- diction, and .the remedy Was with the State board.' Fire wardens for Liberty Fire Co., No. 8, were reported as having'quali- lled. Treasurer Champion's report on un- expended appropriations Was read and Councilman Adams' Introduced a transfer ordinance. Proper olllcers were authorized to care for maturing city notes. The following l)|lls were read and ordered paid: Ira B. Chatup'lou, treasurer, H,«00: William J. Powell, WJ»; Edward Bushay, 814.87; J. P. Fox, •11.12; Ralph tiarwood, «0; Samuel Carhart, «&0; Outta Percha Rubber Co., r±JS; Fabric Fire Hose Co., *190; Thomas Jones, 12; W. J. A S. R. R. Co., 81.87; Ira B. Ouamjilon, treasurer, *1,272; Samuel Russell, «8.80; N. Cail- sou, ti: W.K. Williamson, 18.29; H. Huber,- 75 cents; A. Bourgeois, S75; a B. Scull, Va; W. H. Wlllets, RJiBH; Ira B. Champion, WO; 1>. K. Lake, ««2. Adjourned. MIHH Anna Mc N. J. They were at- ents, Thomas Walters and wife. Anbury avenue. ' The City. GOD Light company |UM filed Its acceptance of the'terms by, Wbleh It was granted a franAlilmj to toy pipes and furnish gas for this city. It has also Hied Its bond In the sum of tS,O0O, conditioned upon beginning the work of construction wit bin «)xty day s of tbe adoption of tlie ordinance and flnbthlug In one year. The company lias gone still further Inasmuch as several cars loaded with gas pipe liave arrival In .town, and the work or distributing this pipe IM now under wny. - ' ... On Monday next Superintendent Fogg, who IH. here to supervise the planting, of mains and service pipe, will have dozens of laborers engaged In digging trendies and maklnp; ready the network of Iron tubing through which the Inhabitants of Ocean City will be supplied with gnn long before the,aeaKon of 1908 has opened. The gas plant will' be erected at the corner of Eleventh street and Haven avenue, and will lutye a capaiity Huf- flclent to provide for all demands Ikely to be. mode during the next lif- toeti years. ' ' Work on the buildings will .be com- menced early this month and pUHhed to rapid completion. The contract for the brick work will probably ' be awarded within a few .dayx, and all contracts for tanks, receivers, boilers, machinery, etc., are already given out, together with all piping covering the area between North street and. Nine-. teenth street. . -A complete canvaw or all iMHiHes will be made by an employee of the company aud householders who deslto their, buildings pl|>ed for gox will be able to have that work done at a mini- mum cost. . - Tbe City Gas Light company IH here to stay and to do a legithuate business. In the ruriibihlng of gaM for fuel aud Illuminating purposes, and every dwelling, store, boarding house or hotel In the city can have gax' for the asking before tlie llrst day of July uext j ensuing. ' ' • . j A special meeting or council was held.on Monday evening: for the .purpose of taking action on an ordinance, tlie payment or bills, aud to act on the Ocean avenue Improvements, between First and Fourth street*. ' The transfer ordinance, Introduced by Councilman Adams at the regular meetlug, was taken, up and received flnal action. • The board of asnesKors Were Instruct- ed to assess the beneUts derived and damages sustained by reason of the opening,, grading and graveling of Ocean avenue, between First and Fourth streets. A number of bills were read and ordered paid, after which council adjourned. - • . SUNDAY NOTICB8. Topical lew the Bcranoae) by ihe DM. ter«a< anuuem. •wrifODisr. ' Rev. John H. -. Boswell, pantor. Morning service at 10^0, preaehing by Rev. William T, Abbott, of the New Jersey conference. In tbe evening Iota Coundl, No. 138, Jr. O. II. A. M., will attend In a body, the pastor deliv- ering the sermon, at 7.S0. Revival meetings every evening during the week. Sabbath school at 2JM> p.' ui. Annual meeting of the Sunday BaboaJ nsMocUtlon Buudsy afternoon at tbe clow of tbe Sabbath school. PUrBUVTKHlAN. Hev.A.W.Williams, pabtor. Preach- liig at the usual hours. 10.80 a. m.-"The VbdohM of Hope." 7.46 p. m.—"The Mantle of Elijah." 7.15 p. m.—Meeting of Christian Endeavor Society, ' ' . ' A cordial Invitation hi extended to all. BAirurr. Rev. George B. Young, minister. 10.BO a. m.—Worship and preacbhig. 2.80 p. m.-Babbath school. . "X 7JW p. m.—Song servlee, 7.45 p. m.—Sermon.' CATllouc- . Bervlces at St. AugusUne's church during tbe whiter will be at 10.48 a.m. on the second, fourth and Jlfth Sun- days of tbe month. -Rev. J. B. Mc- Closkey, pontor. Married, at 7^0Thanksglvlug morning, at Bt. AugusUne's rectory, Mr. Charles' H. Ledger, superintendent of Will Begin on Monday SUPT. FOGG ON THE GROUND •mm Companr Piles Ilk IMluls '•cvimtil canoads of jpf'tw ;* resady Hera-Work on ineâlir •na> to .f^ si-ai:4V*atfas.:.V. ;•=•',•:,;:' }?k5J&& Engines burn naxd ebaL, 8ebe4uto ra eBart Leave Parlor ears on all express ueuiled time tables at UeaM Contractor and Builder sad neater trn Materiite Lumber, Mlllwork and Briok All alndenl Ba Common. saVHare. YARD AND OrnOSl •; Fourth Street and Haven-A« OCEAN CITY. N. J. Man*, ulahed. Hell Telesbone Bo-Ma, m THE We Have the FINEST SITE for a Small Hotel or Boarding House for the least money'to be found on the beach. Inquire . . . , . Massey & Edwards BTH AND CENTHAL, OCEAN CITV, N. J. ROBERT FISHER BOURSE BUILDING Eighth St and Asbury Ave., OCEAN CITY onportanllsat.ata.T Ba yo» hclpT C!ail a* aaeeaaesaaA** sivcyoa nues and roll UUbrmallaatbs us at tfae main offlces of the periodicals jtiu desire to I l Y W Do you want a Cottage nr Hotels Have you onythinK Kir rent? Do you wish to buy, nr have you anything to sell? - lint me - know—I'LbDO THKHtyrr. Catolo«et OD appUcaUotu newsfeipere nnnamitsil . Vka I been roost sauataetafv to oar | WK HAJUS UIVTO-BATe, BlaHB. OOLO ' -.-. . • y>/S oa HILVKB, nuoK OB tMtooaannt •'•'"'sr-^vr^ri^l A. T. LYNCH & CO. Real Estate ...Special Offering... WMt* Car, EttWk St ui fatarj AN. OCEAN CITY, N. J. The Ocean Crty Land company, ^ owners ofthe Oandy-Oirson tract,' Niagara KallsT yesterday conveyed the tract lying I tended by Mr. Herman ttawke, a (Long Distance'Phone. taMnbttf of tha city ooundl of ftg4hii>-1 • httn, P».* iukd Ulatf SSoe White, off Ma>Batol|Ul VBoc* 1410 CknaM Btfitt £antodt P^ Tbe wedding party left I »Phmi« I-ia-liS. i-i_ aVsUd. tl Aat a. " k-t B~I
BOD'.WbO dls> In' his Btter hto death. and a» I begin to' : ''isiftiirt^''*itt3Kti*^ ;een preferable, and i they con have Is i tbe;cresntt of the avo themselves ad- •/thoughtless mlstnkes 'may nave children with a contempt __„_,, r,jitbs> be- l IKe; ending to spuv ,..__ ^ and sinful ) m tbeir 4-?-«""B* 1 • I would enuroer- I oiii» litc«nso the In- penned; tbe words Solomon who :j.^rfl«its)|.. .... - :woold trato -^ a child to the way. be l Sifjti^^,ill^,h^M'Btbrrt-i-fc They tAonid prove ^ta^^*APâ¥in>^nal* have yrr>qnai;shai« of a father's and a Miû >WOT. .njt gfib) alike that no one '' area Jn tbenaicD- „ ,„ „ _ irycAbereIUId.-tar ii^l^m'P-'.Vilii.'liit^p^to fed that tha fa- •' — or mother^tbes/not eore for him as ' ^**^9)UdaPs2K UDoXaV ------ — lovo. tD2|stt more than yoo' coqML •^^•'•'• : f-V#r-?;W*^»^*-" B »«»r.>>W.W-M«a»:w«»i wjll per- as old Jacob —-..of Ws other ehtt- _ far hit favorite boy, Jo- tof many cdors. That cMd a* better room In the boose ^•^^Mtfltllnieimw^MtmeTi. btf win be al- ' " 'hat the other children nro o do. On tbe other hand. ta not the-parental fa stwved Into the to tti© conn- rt son, Da- 't to easy bn» the words or the epond »tth the AtISBrty every. try oe*l» white-casket: -It Is too was taken./ 8he was mother's faTorlte." Now ! dsclai«thtitno per- litawa.ftiyofHo'ehlId njile»s ;ttat•' child • to a ; ,JliiTaUd or one.. who at^ Boarded the (f*t-.lisi'«r" tgt Isaac's taroritlsin Tor- •brokennp today th* affection they F^ôY^pwraptftfcrlH»ii 7 ':ini»,. __, ',*jfe^*r.;j;i*gJB^>*^ ^faTrtsTtttsitf^.fbrrr'ity^-iTO^ L frt*j|'*ff/. *fV"** 1 •1* j ******'**'n' f r^*rf"'^-*****^yJ»np bu,af^measnt«ofyooxlore! May tbrfrcbiiawnalik*. with tho eareptlon that (hey sboolil be a Uttte gentler and inorw thoaahtfnl of tie child who to sick; or to crippled. Uke Hephtlwsbeth. Wh»wasJsine In both htofestl '-'' fftTa'e* 'tit. .mt^ttimytmt{nwm/f', rjw-tftfwMl —«i»-' paj^Hinslifn- ican. tniTn*' bs^'cJasacd. o.rr""iaj psrentol tins. I would not for an In- stant' dtber say or write on* wold which, woald wound the; fsetlnga ot thousands) a*w tens of' thpvssnds' of yonngT'omeo who nave consecrated their Uves to the noble calling of nursa- l*s Work. Borne of .the mightiest _jo; of. the sges hsve twrtlllpd that they.would never have been what they were bat for tbe aelf sacriflclng love of their muses, who not only rocked them to sleep when they were tired, but also started their little feet In Uw paths of rectitude and piety. The Earl of Bhaftesbnry declared that the greatest Inspiration for a true religious life was lostfJled into blur* by the- falthfnlness or hla Christian none. Tbe mighty ..Umtate, tha late Alexander III, the jcur. of oil the Bmndas. •honored the faithfulness and the devoted: love of his nnrse. Sui rounded by the grand dukes of Bussla far three long miles he followed afoot after the hearse which carried .the mortal remains of that dear friend through a --- -- team of 8L Petersburg. And as the dying French soldier, writhing onder the sorgeotfe knife, cried out. "Doctor, cut a little deeper, and yon win see. pictured noon my heart the face of. the mighty emperor,** so, many of ns. If we cot down Into the hearts of the Citthfal servants who hsve watched over as to oar childhood,.could there find oar own faces, becaase the hearts of these faithful servitors-best with lave for ns.' ' Bat though many of oar household servants may be to as and to our children, as tho Earl of Sbaftesbury's Christian nnrse wsa to him. yet no true father or mother can afford to delegate the physical, moral and religions traln- tag of' then* ^children "to ~servsnts,~no matter how falthfol and trne those servants may be. No woman can take the place of a true mother by the side .of ttxtr crib. No man can do for the boys what a consecrated father Is able to do when bo Is faithful to tha trust which God has given to him. Oh. man, studying the debit and. credit sides of your ledgers, .counting op yoar hundreds of thousands of dollars and carefully watching the mani- fold details of D vast mercantile enterprise, which taxes yoar physical and Twpti^ni energies to the utmost, yon' may think you have no time to gu+a sugsr phun when that child ought to have, according to the 8oto- moqic advice, r* good, sonsd UusshUig. v. .vveis. j Hypocrisy.is the most awfnl of all panntaJ sins, (to matter .what the r (told can ants are U that his. ns*. d. godly, puro- d J bd ana Mbl* Uvs% that chUd Js bonarl to toe foot of Uw erara wtttt bonds of •tad,, bntwhcn tho child believes that htomothtr and father sre teadugbypo- :ab wiU gcri«ral(y-ayc.;jl belUte o* woys-flnd that the. children of consecrated, godly parents who have trained them op In the- way they, shonld, go torn oot righ L " _. parents WBff ap their children right win ultimately hftve their children turn out wrong. ' Good old Dr. Alexander of Princeton college once preached. upon this text: Troln up o child In the.wny he shonld $ix and when be to old he-will not'de- part from tt." He preached to.prove that nearly all the sins wblcb men and women practice con ultimately be traced back towrong parental trolulnsortothe hypocrisies of parents who have lived In the homo a religion of sham. After the sermon was over some of Dr. Alex- ander's friends' said to him: "Professor.' It to absurd for you to preach a sermon Uke that If what you say to true, tben you yourself have been living the wrong kind of a Christian life or else you have not trained yonr children as yoa should have done.- Ton know, doctor, that your boy .Dick to one of tbe worst boys In ail Princeton college. He to as wUd as wild can be." "Oh." answered the good old doctor, "you did not bear my text aright My text was. Train up a .child hi the way be Bhould go. and when he to old'- Dick to not old yet Just wait awhile, and the boy will come oat all right"' ' Dr. Alexander spake the truth. Dick did come ant all right In a few years he not only gave his heart to.' God. bat be went to New York dry and entered business as a Chris- tian layman, and long after bto honored father bad pillowed bto bead in the dust Richard Alexander, the wild Princeton student wielded a mighty influence for God nnd for heaven. 80, my friends, today, as Christian men and women, we must realize that the whole future destinies of our children ore largely dependent upon as. If we live consecrated, godly Uves and train up our children In tbe wny. they should go, they will also become consecrated Christian men, and women, and if We ore hypocrites and do not train them BB they ought to be trained then our children will also tarn out wrong. Bad parents have bad sons and daughters; good parents produce good children. There to hardly an exception to the rule. Parental examples and training In- variably reproduce themselves in the. Uves of ehjldnn. There to a beauti- ful atory told of n noted king to tha far east who ' was . about to take a Journey Into a remote part of his kingdom. .He therefore sent ahead of him a trusted minister to build for his royal mastera suitable palace where the king could lodge. In tbe, for country. When royal courier reached the remote part of the kingdom, he found a plague raging there nnd people were dying by thousands and tens of. thousands. Bo, Instead of taking the money from the royal treasury and spending it-for bricks sod stones nnd mortnr, tbe"royal messenger spent It for bread and medi- cine. With It be dug graves- and burled tb-t dead. With It he bought dothing-to protect the Irving. And orben the king came and found what bis messenger bad' done Instead of his minister, be him. He said! "Oh. faithful yoo have bonded for me a palace. Too bonded It In the hearts of my people. Von have buUded Its white walls oat of tbe tombstones which yoa ' Dave erected over the graves of the dead. Too have Jeweled it with the tears yoa have wiped away. Ton have made my pamee.echo with the sweetest, of songs; for those songs are the echoing sobs which you have attllod." Bo. Uke the king of old, who scut #3 messenger Into the for country. Cod sends.us forth as parents on a most Important mission By oar examples and Uiif sacrificing love,, we are. to build tbe palace of parity In the bearteiaof our children. What we,do invnriabty.de- ddes bow our children. shaU Uve and die; tt decides their eternal welfare. lnflne«v-fT of noble. Christian parents upon the-Uves. of' their children cannot be described better by me in dosing than- by telling-the history of my old home, the borne of my boyhood! My. father and mother had a large brood—wo were seven. I never knew any one of those seven children to have more Indulgence than the others. TRw^-b bad the fall measure of a parent's love.. When troubles -*-^*"-* to that t^ww, and many troubles did come, we always found that father nnd mother had a dtvtne strength given to them to bear those troubles. Way back In the dim past long before I was bom. they had set tip the family altar. I was carried to that sacred altar when so young that I sometimes used to fall asleep daring the prayers. My father and root her were not bound together so. much by ties of luw as by unbreakable ties of love. The Brut question father always 4 asked when he entered the home was. "Where to your motber r* Tim riT«t qiiwriifrm tn/rthiT ask&d wben she cams home was. "Where 1 Is your fatberTT They were aide by side at that marriage nUar.' They were' side by side m tne Christian training of their Children. • TrTgn-**- In hand as partners they spread two tabors for theU- Chil- dren. The one was for the sacred communion of family worship; the other was the dining table, where- we children were taught to love one *"*" t fr(T Christ Was asked to Btt at both tables. That .parcntnl Influence hi tho h->mf? of my -HK|f^*rtMift«i was a blessed one. In my coUeg-e days I used to cherish the bops that that Influence might b0 con- tinned b my own home by the earthly of my > ffn^h^f. and - mother, who I hoped would pass the twilight of then- Uves by my own fireside. Bat God w01ed.lt otherwise. On Ans,,6. ranged -ryu* to sammon of. that Uvtnsj twain. On April 13. the same rnyssetig-ftr came called the other-. They have passed fato tbe glorious presence where dnty Wen dons receives Us rownrd. To me left only the haUo-ara-d memory of •hr wise and tender training, which wlO remain witn. : me! an i»n*nf—»^-» snd .an trffunpTsr to tbe end of my life. By my own experience I com mend to yoa, O fathers and mothers.' thto duty of psrental core and sollctiode. Hay God bdp yor» to pex-Tonn U sc that when yoa pass from . . the 1 (lories of heaven jroqr. children may rise op to call yoo *-*•••**. .,May God answer thto player of an anxious father to keep os oos> and an enmmttttos; tbe .parental sins whldft '»_••» si here beset as and wblcb so sasJly may destroy as and Jeopardhu tftr» sternal wdfamof our Irnrtng, trust- ful eluTdren, : ICoo-nicnt. nm. ri* Loins BaaBsch.) "Da v pOJK^rt*/et > »> New., i uns-fcomJoAteBit tjisUraôoinlflaa. qoLrxraEA. Wa*tl« raw«e,lmis «* ••*Al4ai'0«-oVe» Btaiarars. 1 k. v a*]taiuâ*£!ni 'loonônst niornuut -rrnmabrond.-'.snid Frank M. Morris ot tho Book Bhop, "I heard a folce cry, "IIOTI'VO sliced o drive, and you're tn the gmssr ' For a moment I won: dered whether I was at sea or on the Bxmonr links at homo, I saw n.gray ocean, which might have made a good golf Unks If it only nod been .solid, heaving against the sky. nnd Land's glimpse of Enghmd. dtsap- penring 00 oar weather quarter. . 80 I" was Quito sure oar'vessel was/ a night oat from London and on tho open sea- Bat thero were people on deck undoubt- edly playing golf—playing It with the absorbed, eager air that marks the dev- otee of the game ob dry land." Ocean golf to one of the novelties of se trnn-f^tlflnti** summer season. It was .flrst Introduced on the boats of the Atlantic Transport line and has. been taken ap enthusiastically on tbe larger steamers of oil Unes. Mr. Morris ro- turned on the MInnctonka. 14.000 tons barden. COO feet from stem to stem nnd with on after deck 2QO feet long and -40 feet Ip beam, Golf links had been laid out on this deck In the lee of the cabin. • ' "The golf course about the deck," said Mr. Morris, ''consisted of nine circular chalk marks n foot In diameter in Ken of holes. The golf balls were ahuflleboard disks, five Inches across and an Inch thick. Tho clubs- were shudloboard sticks, with ends hollowed oat to Bt the disks. With these clubs the.disks were sent sliding about the decks by vigorous shoves Instead of free strokes. The haxnrds of the course' were furnished by a whcelhoose 30 by SO feet in size, ventilators, two'hatchca, four donkey cnslncs, a capstan, spars, coils of rope and a galleyway leading to the deck below.. ' "A good player could make a round of eighteen' boles In half ' or three- quarters ai an hoar. The third hole required a display of skill nnd a slight knowledge ot billiards. It toy snug, behind a group of big ventilator fun-' nela. Tho only way to rench it in n single stroke - was to drive your disk Bgulnst the Bide of tbo after hatch and make It carom toward the bole. In driving from the fourth to the fifth hole yon bad to reckon with tbo wheel- house. which lay "between, them. In working hack from the toffroii to the cabin you entered on a Uttle campaign 1 full of difficult problems. The way. waa beset with Bach bankers' as a steam donkey, a scuttle over a galleyway. a. number of ventilators and a capstan. In making the final bole, yoa drove yoar disk straight from one side of tbo deck to the other through a three foot alley between cabin and hatch. . If tbcr« was a sea on. and the boat rolled the dlfflculties of play became complicated. - Then, In driving, you had to allow'for tho list of-the deck. If yonr stroke was not sure, there was the annoying possibility that your disk would turn on edge and roll a hundred feet or so-down the dock and fetch up In the scuppers. When tbe disk went Into tbe gutters, tho players said It was In the grass." "There was-.nothlng bot golf aboard from the beginning of the voyage—to the end. Billiards, cbosa, -whist and poker-were waved aside for golf. Every passenger became as brown as a berry from playing golf on deck to the wind snd sun.' At times they almost fought for possession of the l"*»rT# We. hud match plays, foursomes and one tour- nament'*—Chicago Chronicle. That John D. nockcfollcr, Jr, Is In- terested In Sunday school work to generally known. Ills experiences arc not unlike those of other rellgioas workers, and the nnswere to somo of his queries ore nmimlnCi In fact, baa answer was embarrassing rather than amusing. " He desired to encourage the members of bb class to commit to memory certain Bible verses. Sometimes the teacher would quote a portion of the sentence, halt, and almost involuntari- ly the student would complete it "The earth to the Lord's."— suggested the teacher. '.. . • • Tbo boy conld bot continue. . .- "And the fullness there"— 'encour- aged Mr. Ilockefellcr. "Belongs to the Standard Oil company!'' added the pupil.—New York Times. A t)aJv«rao> Vl-raa. . Tbe medical theory which has Just been advanced .by Professor William H- Welch of Baltimore before the Lon- don medical' congress whereby nil dts- cascs'to which humanity to btlr con be prevented or If already In existence made to speedily disappear by the use of a universal virus to heartily b> dorced by Dr. John B. Wyctb of New York. He says tt wUI not be long before every physician In tbe world will use thto new virus In preference and to the absolute exclusion of any other drags. He states thilt the best manner of ndnilulafiTlnc the scrum had not yet been deti-rmlnwi. bat as soon as tbl8 point Ui settled satuifactortiy Hs adoption by nil the medical profession win be almost Immediate. ' Father Bouillon, a Canadian priest Is said to huvu drawn ttu> plans for a cathedral In New York, to he ttur lor- rest to the word, a Hchi'au- so capacious is to suggest that the pious father did Hot grasp It In all Hs bnirincu. It took II thousand years or so to hu(IJ one of me great mmsters. Colocm- took even longer and was begun before Chdrle- magne and only finished tbc- other day. To exceed these constructions, as well us Dome's'crowning ornament "the t'pjfrm. the .vast and woudrouji dome, to which Diana's marvel wasa if H."niluht take a much longer tlnw than the Ini- aglnarlve Father Bouillon has Bgured on New York Tribune. 1 • ."Mot very long ago." says the Nea York Commercial, "the K«MTpl agent of the Saturday sad Monday Hospital assoctotloo In No* York, Frederick Cook. Wrote to one of the wealthy pa- rlshkmers of All Angels* Episcopal tfaraih, op on BtojUy-nrst street and West Bnd avenae. suggesting that the parish make a eootributloo for the 1 -"•"T**^- Tbe pariahlooer replied that be would look after the matter as sooo as .he had time, meanwhile hv jitiafng his check for (CO and •*i k ''it that tt be credited to AU Angels.. rifr..Co--âefciwwk-c < «tristbera-e > pt of the chsck, thanked tbs donor, and added, 1 prefer, bowevtrr. to crsdtt tt to ons sogsL'" Mrs. Baldwin—That hnsbdnd of >TI^Ty tit- ft tOOdt dUVldB fT*i l ! l Tl, I (SXpOCst he'll Jose bto bead one of these days. Mrs. Bono—I see be 1 * lost the next tblng te> tt-f-hls hair.—Strny Btories. tt is a pity the 6nldaesdVd man or/t transplant, .the unnecessary beard on Us chin to the smootb spot on hto pate. _«t LoutoBtar. . < THE WHISTLE WAS SILENT* , Ula "xs-f*.' S*t i of T«Ur. nHsi 'V Baka. M>» BterMC-r. ' '. ' ; ' Posen,'near the fille- II keeps -that relic ox otber centu s, tho nlgh^, iratchmrm who calls- tho,hours. One night—the London Telegraph tells this remarka- ble story—one of these watchmen, an old worthy long In service, failed to blow his. whistle when the clock struck tho hour. The burgomaster summoned the de- linquent to aecoant for his negligence. O t i t t t i l L U f his lost tooth had dropped oat. and that ho could not bold In bis mouth the official Oat tin'whistle. A councll'was caned, and the subject was gravely discussed. Finally one of tho' members snld that he had heard of a dentist at Brcslaa who supplied artificial, teeth. After long debate the council appropriated money to send the aged watchman to Breslnu to get a set of new teeth. - In dne> time the watchman .reported that bis teeth- had arrived. That night the burgomaster sat up to hear the result. To his astonishment there was no whistle at 10, nt 11 or at mUnlght. The next raomlng bo sammaned the watchman. "You have got your teeth," he mid lndlgnnntly. "Why do you not whistle as beforeV - - - • "Yen, I'vegot n new set of teeth,", replied tbo old man, "but the doctor told mo to put them in water at night" " > An Old W«Uh The kindling of bonfires on' hills Is the. simplest of celebrations at any time. Tho Druids made four great Urea at tliclr festivals In February, May, August and November. Wales seems to' have been a country espe- cially tenacious of this custom. Each family used to make Its own lire, and as It was dying out each member would throw a white stone into It the stones being marked far future Iden- tification. Tben nil aalil their prayers and went to bud, and In the morning they tried to Snd all. the stone* again. If any stone was missing. It betokened that the owner of It would die within a year. ftorao superstition* are pretty and plctnrosquo and attractive; this was one of the many wblcb were cruel afi well an picturesque. It would take but a slight accident to cause a fright that might' bo actually dangerous to a-sn*., penitttiou* person, and it would JiatJ bo hard for an enemy of such a person-to cause-that fright by stealing; his stone from the fire:' The London sower hunter before commencing operations provides himself with a builseyo lantern, a canvas apmn and a pole somo seven' or eight feet, to longth, having an Iron attach- ment nt ono end somowbnt In tbo shape of a hoc. For greater conven- ience the lnntern Is invariably fixed to tbc richt Blioaldcr. no that when whlk- Inc the light Is -thrown ahead anil when Btooplng tto rays shlno directly to thulr feet. Thus accoutcrcd thoy waSk alnwly along through tho.mud. feeling with tbclr naked fovt for anything unUBuiiU at tho on me time ruk- Ing tho accumulation from tho walbi and picking from the cruvlces any article they see. Notnlug.ls allowed to escape, thcui. no matter what Its valne, provided it Is not valueless. Old Iron, pieces of rope, hones, current coin of the realm and article's of plate and Jewelry—aU Is good flsh which comes to.the hunter's net.—Chambers' Journal. • . Tt« CUIM War- In Its wur- with England and France In IHSiMlO China was easily 'conquered and forced to a humiliating peace. Tbc Poking Ciazettc. the official organ of tho government however,- reported tbo following concerning that treaty of peace: ' "An the western, harbnriana haro admitted .their wrongs and humbly solicited for peace,-the emperor-In hl» Inflnito goodneva has granted their prayer and. moreover, has'nutdo them a present of a. large sum of money (in- demnity of war)~to enable tnvtn to begin an honest Ufe, no that they may not ncaln be driven to murder and rapine." . In a "Talk .With Tired People," by Margaret E. Bangster, wblcb appeared to a recent periodical, tbc writer says, "My own feeling Is that Charles Lamb's Idea of' heaven—to Ue all day on t. sofa and read novels—was not so flippant as It sounds." It may bo Interesting to our readers to notice that the same sentiment Is attributed to Gray to ono of the famous essays of old Abram Qayward. In his essay on Alexandra Damns, the 'author says: "To Ue on a sofa Bod read eternal new novels of Mnrivanx or Cr«billon was tho beau Ideal, the day dream, of Gray, one of *.ho choicest and most fastidious minds of tbe eighteenth century, and what Is-there of MarivauV or Crcbliloa to compete In. attractive- ness with tbo wondrotts fortunes of a- Monto-Christo or tbe chivalrous adven- ture* of a D'Artngnan'f—Argonaut. : : Tfc. St.rtUila* 'If the bacteriologists tell us we must scrub the mouthpieces of telephones once a day to get rid of dangerous badm, of coarse we must obey orders from such a source. But why.oncv sr day onlyl The last user of the phone may have deposited dim-use germs to the mouthpiece. Is H not necessary to scrub after each user} ' Then there are tbe doorknobs—ter- rible larking places of Infection. Should we not have these scrubbed as soon as use has. possibly, made them deadly! And the straps and handrails of street cars—It Is an old story that these are thick with bacterial colonies. If this fear of possible.ntul luipfouuble Infec- tion from Invisible gourt*** tn'tu strong enough wo may get us vcurttl' as the Salemltcs In tbe'dnys nf witchcraft— Bt Louis Post-Dispatch. . Ma HMMHIIIII »\»r IB•w.wi Frank B. Banbora of Concord, Intro- duced by Dr. Carry as tbc last of the Concord school of philosophers, says tho Boston Transcript proceeded With- out preamble to a- vH ***** »«- • GIri.Wltb do Plump. Neck—Fan BU- Irsrtnk has begun to show her age, hasn't shot Girl With the Dimple—I should say aoti Boe/a begun tarry to hide It-Chi- cago Tribune. CYtf Seaside Resort. Not Excelled 88 8 Health Restorer Finest facilities lor- Fishing .Sailing, Gunning, etc.::: The Liquor Traffic and its kindred evils are forever pro- hibited by deed. Every lover ol TemperaBce and Morals should combine to help us. • Water Supply, Railroad, ' • Steamboats . And all other Thousands of lots (or sale at various prices, locattd in.all parts of the city. For information apply to WE/LAKE, Secretary Ocean City Asso'n, XUTII 1ND iSBVRV. IRA S. CHAMPION Alderney Dairies ' aoaranteed Strictly Pure . • AND Ice Cream BSTABLIBHBD Itsi ' Wltb Cold Btorasn n*« tbla JMI.BM p/e- Mrad to give bettor Mervloo now Uu In tb0 V—** : •• • ' • ' 7th St. and Asbory Ave This apses Is nssrvsdfcx W. L. BERRY, Manufacturing Jeweler, NO. M SOUTH SECOND ST., •WUsnlW. CHAS.L ADAM! £ BIO. (mil laae.m In tli>ii I iiliBial Wsadow 8katks.Bc TiZ-U Asbury avenue. Ocean City, N.3 EDWARD STONEHILl (Horaoraorta WlUUm B,81oo.hll» All *ortr la DIUOIIUM pfoinpily ittonrfflfi tou* ' 80S BrJfrhton Place OiTV. N. a. D. GALLAGHER . DEALEB IM FINE FURNITURE 43 Soatb Second St.. •PMILaDeXMlM* M. 1. B. POYER SIÂ.*X > SB. SOOPGB •AMaOM. PA. Boat* Stored BAY VIEW PUBUC PAVIUOM ' TtatKLTTM S/TflKKT WHaMP OCKAHOITT. M. J. Apply CmtiU JAM. UfOIUitlOlJL * WE DO JOB PRINTING of a high grade, and charge -only-prices-that* are, consist-. erit with the work. ' Ana you Interested In Ocean City? Would you like to keep In touch • with It all the year? Tor the email sum of One Dollar you may have the weekly SENTINEL sent to your address for .twelve months. 'The SENTINEL for twenty-two years has stood for progress. It Is now bettor than . ever, and those who know It best esteem it most. It Is the cleanest and best printed paper In South Jersey. • w TV. w V ». »• ». Address THE SENTINEL —**744 Asbury Ave^^. OCEAN CITY, N. J. BEtL EHTATE AtisBNTM. WM. LAKE, C. E., rent, tnrnlahed or l drawn. Abatraclao .— Offlce-Mlxtb atraet and Aabary 1 ronilOTtnaer or Ueeda, Notary Public. Maatar In < I Loan Awaoclatloo. l.ota |or Male orrxehajige. HOOMS IO . Ueeda, uonda, liortcacea. Wills and UonUaeta carelbuj ued. Experience or mom than twenty-Bve yen*.. H. LICENSED AUCTIONEER. No. 721 A8bury Acenue, Ocean City, N. J. l*rorf«vik«*orMl«. Boanllt>c botttM «nd «otU«M far t*nt tn all iwrttf ot tb« elty. Or apoDaeBeew>UclS«(L " . • R. CURTIS ROBINSON Real Estate and insurance, Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue, OCEAN CITY. N. J. 13?»Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage/'SI •1BOTUUUT •All UKE GILBERT & LIKE House and Sign Painters STORE AND SHOPi M7 AMBVHV AVKNVE. A lull stock ol |>tloU sod talnhm'klippIlM alvmnoobmod. Oht« O» b call bmton pox- WorsTdooeby UMSdayoreoatroci. Jobblna* (muaptly -"—• *-* Xo. i^'if 1 - ebaertullr •Iveo. Ooaraaued to flo Omt-eiaaa work an4 matin beat material. ' GRAINIIG WJT MsL.lttlr.Ms1 M'«n ' BVBhc.mur. von. THIS - SENTINEL •XAft TV N. JOHNSON. PLUMBER, STEAM ANDJBAJ Fma Repairing a specialty. . - Bath Tubs and Plumbers' ' Supplies. 1.'- . . _ 78O Aabary Avenne HENRY A. W. SMITI SMMstMb ILL«.Ssstt«Bra. Practical Plumber 848 Asbaiy Avenue OCEAN CITV. N. 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M. maaui aeeond and nmrth Ttaunday svenlbin of wtobmoDlbt ID ball In Tborn'M building, AHlmry avenue, Houtb ol' Klgbtb ntr«el. Kalpb U Uorr, "eorttaiy. Ucmtn City Lod, No. as, K. or p., meet* . drat and tblnl Monday evenings of aaxb wontli In K.of P. ball. AHbary avenue. n««r Sevunth alraet.. Mark Lake, K. or K. and H. join Ooaocli; Mo. UaTir. O. V, A. M., meeu awry Tuamwr cvanins In K. al P. ball. • (tcoon City Conncll, No. 10,1>. ol A., meeta •very Thoraday evening In K. of P. ball. Mbw Halllo W. IJUW. aeeretary . Protection Lodse, So. SB. A. O. IT. W., atmt* •aoondand IburtE Monday evenlnn In K.of P. ball. Wlllard W. Adaroy. recorder. Kilmla Tribe. Mo. •ai), I. O. k. M.. meeu enrh Wednesday evening In K. of P. halt, ••uluer U Walbue. keeper ol reeora*. Waiiblngloo famp,~ilo. 7S.P.O..H. nf A., inuela ev«ry. Krliuty nlsbt In K.of I". liulL I'liirtmre Hcull, Hecnrtary. . CHURCH SERVICES. PlnU M. !£. Cburoh. corner l-enlrul avenue- and ElKhlli xlroct. Kev.J. H Uoawell. paalor. MurrilnK nervlca, loao; ek«nldKHrvlce,7.u. Pruyer meeting, Wednesday evening, 7.IA. • . Monday school, tM. Mark. W. Adanw, 1 ttauerlntendent. tuiard or Troatew—PnMldent, U. C. Hobln- 'tton'; Heeretary, J. *W. Hmltb: treaiiurer, Uaorge U. Adanu; Dr. rt T. Abboll, Homera Colllu., V. U. Wbeaton, John Mann. U. U. SIIUW. . . • Olain Meetings—Hnnday woVnlng, run, j. W. Hiultli. l«a.l or Traateea—r, p. Cauneld, preaU .lint; Klnatnan Hmltb. ucreury: A. a. Uaker.treaaarar; U>m\* M CreaM. Jot I. Hcull and Itavld CnM.«ell. _ - Vint Uaptuit Lbu'reb, Anbury avenue be- t*reo fcUgtitbKnd Ninth mreetM. Uev. Ueo. a Voong, paktor. Pnuehlng, 10JU a. m. aud 7.14 n. tn. B. V. P. V. meeu al 7J0 p. m h Tueday evening Prayer meeting ILLINOIS ON-THE STRAND • OMAN CIXV. IM..O. Full ocean view. Open througliout the year. MARY WALTON H0T6L Entirely new. Handsomely funiiHlied. With all modem Improvement*.' Directly on the beach: Fine cuisine 1:::: 0PM ILL THE Htt CaO nd IN H. L I. S11TH, Prop. FINEST COnAGES IN OCEAN CITY .'.V.FQR RENT Write for Prices and Locations FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS . HARVEY Y. LAKE • »M •.saunr AVCNUC Automobile Hervlce. HOTEL ATGLEN ' CORMBB MIMTII AMD.CSBTTSAI* AVS., OCEAN CITV, M. J. .Will re-open April 1.' B.O, CJOKF. THE EMMETT. IS. J». BOTUt. Prasrlelirr Open all tne year. Hot water beat and electrla light In bed rooma. ^ ' . • Term", sjl. GARWOOD HOUSE, JII central Avnm, OCBAN CITV. NtwJeruy. Itallgbtlul Location. All the Lateat Im- prOTemenbu • Honae Healed througbout. Open all tbe year. • MSS. H. OAKWOOD. Prop. THE LYNWOOD ', sol Mlnlb Mreet OCrSAM CIXV. M. J. , Under new management.. Thoroughly renovated. Open all tbe year. Ternui mode- rate. Convenient to* Depot* and Pcjtt-oltlce. B. t. HAND, Proprktor. DlreclTy on tbe Iteacb. Kully eqnlppert. Kvvry room ocean view. tîpaclty loo. KOomM Mingle or en Bolla. Private bathK. Hanltary drainage. Cnutlne the 0ml. Klre pe«.' Hieambeot. W. H. UttAH AM. Manager each Tueaday eVeolOK. Prayer Uieeiluf, veolog. Monday eveuluK, 7J0 t of tbc .Holy. Hplrlt." _ VVlday ..venlns;. Ntudy of t£« Hutaaa/Mebool leawm. Handay • sebool, Tt» J>- tn.' Almd Hmltb. aUDerlntendent. Cburch ot tbe Ho!y~TrlDlty. ProUalMl KpUcopail. corner Klevenlb Uraet and Cen- tral avenio, rlev. Uarttn Al«n«r, rulnUter In cliarKa. Uoly ComtnUDloD.tUXIa. m.; baorn- . IUK grayer and aermoo* lOLW a. m.; evealus prayer ana Bermon* tun ti. tu- ou'tbe'ilM Huuday of Ihe mon >• tbe Communion eer- T»O» will loir* v mornlqg prayer al IBjn a. u. '- Bt. AocnstiiM's Roman Otholie Church. Aj»bory avenue, between Thirteenth ana raarteenib ata. Be*. Volber J. B. uatoaluy, baHtor. Harvlcea mM formerly* Mwai«< at s, HaodlOuna. Cu..an II a. m. JOSEPH SUTTON 88O A8BURV AVCNUC OCEAN CITY. N. J. • . Conveyanciiig, Real Estate Insurance, Mortgages :-__ and Collections Money to UMUI nri mnrtgageM. Eatatea mnn- ageil onu aettled. Legs! pak>era kepi free of cnarga. Rents collected, riro and lltle In- M e>f ••mmi Hlatorr Cssurwetset Wltk s> Bavau (kaslir. The Toeon theater hi Havana, one of tbe lamest and most famous In tbe western heulspbere, was built hf an old reprobate, Mnrtl; who was a no torlotn pintle In his day and obtained Immunity for himself by. betray Ing his comrades Into the hands of the Span- ish untharitlesi. One dark and rainy night Marti slipped by the sentry BOnrfUruj tbe palace In Havana and entered tbe apartments of the captain sencral. who was writing; at a table. When tho governor general raised hl» eyes and saw the cloaked flgaro before him, he reached for the bell. "Stop, your excellency!" cried the stranacr. "I am hero on a.desperate enterprise. -1 have come to deliver Into your bands every'pirate on the Cuban coast upon one condition—a pardon for myself." ...'•... . rXau shall hare. It," was: tbe answer. "But who. are you?* ' "I am Mnrtl. and I rely opon tha promise you have Riven me." Preparatory- to this Interview Marti had appointed a rendesvons for the different bands, to which he conducted the Bpanlsh force, and every ulnta was captured and righteously narrated. As for Marti, he was not only Psr- doned, but was given • monopoly ot tha sole of flsh In Havana, which made him n rich and thus eminently respected citizen, who ended his days In the odor of snnctlty.—Army and Havy JoasnsV N. C. Clelland REAL ESTATE BROKER'.:^ . Loahkt, Neicollaied. Improved or Un- - lmt>rov«d IVoptjrty for Utint Mnlo fir. KlcWa-nth at. SUMS ApTsary Aie. Samuel Schurch âat^, REAL ESTATE : : : ~* ml ~ AND INSURANCE W Irtafj In., OeuiCltl, 1. J.. ColtaaeM and Uoanllnif rlounen. for rent. Improved and unimproved propertleit for ulu. • . C. I— LAKE ...REAL ESTATE AGENT... IUSI Anbury Avenue, Uc«ui City, N. J. ' l.ota for'Male, t'-ottagee for rvnt. • Cnrreapondenee Hollclted : i:! l: . ATTOBat rCVS. *T.M W. £/LW OFFICES . Schuyler C. Woodhull, aas Blawke* su. cassaters. M. J. |£ORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUN8ELLOR-AT-LAW, Bolldtor, Xuur and lUamlner In Chaae«y, napMow Oowt CaanuatJoaer. Hotsiy IHiblli. ' • > As>rs •AV'nMiarr raoiiaB. a. a. (Opposite Fttbllo BnUdlaga). JONATHAN. HAND, •aUoltor.MasUr laCruaearr. »o«4»T Public. CAPE B4AY OOOBT HOUHB; N. J. WlU ba la Oeeovoi • Ity every Widneaday. •t OBVM. MO. 7M Aaburj naiw : : : :.: JTARRISON H. VOORHEKS Oouss0ellok*-a.t-'. S«T Market Msreet. W. HolT ArOAa. AHpUkW C. OFFICES Apgar & Boswell, . . aljurrsus IM CIIASIKUV, UOUKHU UUII.lUNCl, AMUOttV AVKMUK and KIUHTH HTHKBT OCEAN CITV. N. J. OFFICES Godfrey & Godfrey, KooajUaadlSBMlbtato and Law BalUlnsj:::;::: ATLANTIC CITY. W. J> A,. J. CMITH, PRoFNirroll ' wMoLssaur awa arrait.BrULsa IN PURE ICE BEST~VCOAL Office, No. 634 ASBURY AVENUE Christmas way notl-en. eonneitod to *A|>"•*. th. eompUt. enJajr-eBt «* *»* may detiena on the eondttlon Ip very little Work msy put to Wr. «tad to «el the- J .rid will attend to then, faithfully, gcoe of our lame eontmcts have «»«• lbliaUue wedb) the lUUeJob. ->«U. l^rtutt unto esUmate. JOHN: Asbury Avenue. - OCEAN «aTY. N. J. Tti WnrU'i arartnl Cfcolr. . Bussla boasts of tbe World's greatest chob-i It Is In.tho cathedral of Alex- ander Nevskl In fit reteraburs and Is attached to a convent erected In honor of the patron saint of Bussla. Its members are all monks chosen from the best voices In all the Russian monas- teries. When a fine singer appears among tbo novitiates, he Is sent to the monastery of Alexander Nevskl. where he Is trained ns carefully as sn opera singer and remains there, doing; nothing except assisting at the mosle at mass In the morning snd vespers In the afternoon until he becomes aged, when ho retire* on a penslorJ. Some of the voices are of .marvelous strength snd sweetness, and. It Is said that some members of the choir can shatter a thin glass Into .fragments by •^"g*"ir into It, so powerful are the vibrations of their tones.'.Tbe monks sro all vege- tarians. They never eat meat. - Tbe rules of tho church forbid them to shave, and their hair Is worn like a woman's. TTas- JeUrsUh. Tho bay of Naples abounds In me- rnuD or jellyfish, often growing as largo as two feet in diameter snd weighing fifty and sixty pounds. Borne of them shine at night With a greenish light and oro known as "noctUaes" (night lanterns) by the natives. Th* Jellyfish sometimes make migrations In great groups, sometimes so large and so thick as to Impede tbe navigation of vessels. Uke tho floating plants In tho Sargasso sea of the tropics'. These shoals.of medium, as they are called, may be so dense that a piece of timber plunged In nmong them win be held upright as If stuck hi the mod. and ordinary rowboats cannot force theb way through them. Their migrations have never been explained. They are irregular and occur at no particular season of the year and under no par* ticuisr Influences.' . . In one. form or another football, the' oldest British same, has existed for centuries. .Homo see It In the same "hnrpaston," played by the Greeks, tho name ot which, they say,' by deriva- tion, snmosts that the hall mbrbt'be seised and carried Into sjoaL No trace j of. the Bnme. as now understood. Is 1 found outside of Britain, but In Eng- land It hna nourished for centuries. Shrove Tuesday, in olden times,- was he (Treat annual football day, when the fun was fast and -furious, shops and houses being closed for fear of damago and both sexes and all affes taking part . ' Fltxstepben in his "History of Lon- don, 117S," makes the earliest mention of the same'ln Kngisnfi. Be tells us of young men of the city annually going Into tbe fields after dinner to play at the well known name of ball on Shrove Tuesday- Traditions of Chester and Derby bear this out. where It waa long the custom to do the same, Ches- ter's first ball being the bead of a Dane.—Pearson's Weekly. Waal He WauMa* «• KMOT. • It may not be generally known, bot a certain. prominent resident belongs to a family In which he Is one of twenty-four brothers and sisters, sixteen of whom nro now living.. There were two mothers in the family, the flrst bavins; eleven children and the second, thir- teen. The man In question belongs to the second group. Ono of his sisters grew to maturity, married, had seven children and died before he wss born, lie was an uncle before birth and a great-uncle at Uve years of age.. It Is said that when the latter event csrne to pans and tbe youngster was Inform- ed that ho was now really and truly a great-uncle he who had been an uncle for live long years cocked his features Into an exiwnwtan of Badness and replied. "That may be all right, but when am I going to be a gran'paTf*—Ann Ar- bor Times. • The following gives the meaning of the names of the principal highland clans In Scotland: Mclntosh, the son of the First. McDonald, the son of Brawn Eyes. HcDoUgall, the eon of Black Eyes. HcOnnechy or Duncan, the son of Brown Head. • . • UcGregor, the son of a Greek man. HcCuIthbert. the son of the Arch Drold. ; . McKay, son of tbe Prophet. . Campbell, Croaked Month. Cameron. Crooked Nose. Stewart, His Stay or Support. A Gamerlea, When President Blanco's administra- tion In Venezuela was overturned, that official, who, report said, had accumu- lated Brest wealth wblk' In office, went to Paris. He was strolling hi n. boule- vard In tho French capital when a panning pedestrian arrested the pace of hUt companion and said* "flee that.* man? He stole W.000.000 when his government Was overthrown." Quick OS a flash Senor Blanco turned. "Beg pardon, sir," he takl Icily, "but It was js.ooo.ooo.- [J» "Is this yonr writlngr asked the merchant as he glanced over a Written list of goods wanted. "No." replied Mr. Meeker; "my wife wrote the list" "Well, she certainly knows bow to handle a pea." miUl the merchant "Her diction'b absolutely perfect" "Yes. I stiptwse her diction's all right" replied Meeker, wjth a deep sigh, "but It's nothing: when compared with her contradiction r — Chicago News. . . - . '• Thero Is a popular notion to tbe ef- fect that rough, rtlnmonrlfi are not bright, but this hi a "»i-*»fcg Even io that condition they ore very bright) with a peculiar "adamantine luster.** as It Is called. Which Do other, snb- statlce poesciuMiS. However, tbo crude dlsntimd crvstal Is. not transparent One cannot Se» through It ' ' TH>» Him Slsllajsr. The railroad front Damascus to Mec- ca, which Is being bulit by tha sultan or Turks*, win be a meat convealsnea to Hiatiy thousands of pilgrims In the Turkish emplrs and IVrsuu Tho nil- road will be welcomed by sll Uohsm- medana, bscause it win enable the nO- grima to visit both Mecca and Medina, one the birthplace and tbe other Oa burial placs) ol Mohammad, Ura.; Homddgh-JIhere Is 09 thhig about onr glris-th«T an.arsmja sstf Papa Hr»iWM«b. (STimrjrK-Xcs. they rue too self possessed. I wish they'd get some ono das. to pnsusa thsttv- Btjmyttoriem. . • . , .. .'. .: TTao- VouXmilaisr' 'c**a««aa' of a. sb>w - , rl«n«M» Ois-i. la. Tswls. • The marrlagenblo Rirl In Tunis has a trying ordeal to go through after her betrothal to the man. not of her. choice, bat whose choice.abo Is. Hlie has to be fattened tp the required slse before the ceremony con tako place. As soon as the betrothal takes place she ts taken to a room nnd there; eoeped up till trie fatteiilng proeeasls concinded. Stiver shackles are fnWetjed round her wrists and ankles, and the task of her parents and future, husband Is tr>.Increase her bulk till her wrists nnd ankles Oil up tho shackles. f tbe husband la n widower or has "discharged" his Orst wife, the 'girl has the shackles of the .first spouse placed on her, and' she mnst fill them out • , - - . • ' • " • • • • -.' • It takes a long tune to do this as a rule, and sometimes It cannot be ne- complisbiMl In spite of all efforts. It Is then open to the future husband to cry off the bargain or waive the condition. In the case of a bachelor be takes cure to see that tbe bracelets and anklets are not.too Unne—that Is, If he ts fond of tbe girl-but lr be Is. being forced into the marriage by his parents, bo Is a great, stickier for custom. Stoat girls are tbo more quickly snapped up in Tuuls.-lMctorlal Magoslne. Watn- ta/lvao 1 slola. In the valley of the Bsrca, In Abys- sinia,' there Is a community where the women, .without balding meetings or agitations of any kind, hsve emanci- pated themselves. All the women work hard, while the men are Idle; but. by way of compensation, the house and aU it contains belong to the wife. At tho least unkind word she turns tbe bus- bsnd out at night; In storm or ram. and he cannot come back until be makes amends by tbe gift of a cow. Tbe wife considers' It a duty to abuse tbe husband, and If she were weak enough to show any love for him in Ufe or grief at his death she woold be scorned by her tribe. The wife, without any res son. msy strike her tent snd go, taking with her one-third of the Joint posses- sions. The bos hand, unless he Is trsv eUng, may not live out ot his tent, but his. wife may go to her parents for a year and annul, for tbe time, her own marriage. • • Ovtae oVeateh Wit. The People's Friend cites the follow. Ing as a sample of "characteristic Scottish wit—keen, grim and caustic:" A certain parishioner-dealt In old horses,' alternating his spells of labor with heavy sprees. During the pe- riod of depression which followed each overindulgence John.hslAiully took to bed and there diligently studied the family Bible. Daring one of these Ots of attempted reformation hla condition prompted his wife to call in the Bev. Mr. Wallace, the parish minister, wbo at the. time happened to be passing. "Oh, Malster Wallace, come in ind see our John; he's rale bsdr What's wrang wl' him!". 'Re's feart to meet hla Mskker.' said Mrs. John. Quick as fire reply: "Humph! • TheU'm be need na bo fesrt for that: be>U never see-m. 1 "Too should be a little, more explicit In yonr statements," said the editor to the new reporter as bo glanced over a botch of copy. "Here you say that the Hon. J. Edward Cashly, who has been under the care of three physi- cians during the post ten days, la now out of danger.*'' "W«U. Umt that ptatn-enougbr' que- ried the new pencil pusher. "Certainly not" replied the autocrat of the sanctum. "How ts the Unlnltiat' ed reader to know whether the Hon. J. Edwsrd Is on the highroad to recovery or dead and out of reach of the' three phyoWansr-Ctikiiu-.. Nc- -vsv ... ck. If.a ScpttUib scientist k t.. hL- be lieved, the people of those cotiiitrleH u> which ehess' ta most fre*|i... ' played are hlTariably man civil)/ than those who. bihahit coontries In which little attention Is paid to this great _ The best ehess players,tn the 'world, he points out were to be found In Spain during the pertod.of Its aplytvfor and tn Italy daring .the renaissance, whereas today there'are few persons fat those countries' who core for the Same, _^ - ' aMurr oHak. Many Sab can produce musical sounds. - The rod, gurnard has corned the name of seacock from tbe crowing noise which lit makes, while another species is colled the piper. Others, not- ably two species of ophidian), have sound producing apparatus, consisting of small movable banes, whlcb eon be made to produce a sharp rattle. The carious "dramming" made by the Med- iterranean Sab known as the maigre con be heard from s depth of thirty fathoms. < ****** Every bee carries Ua market basket around his bind legs. Any one exnm- Inlng the body of a bee- through a ml- croscope will observe that on the bind legs; of a, bee there ts a frtego of stiff hairs on the sarface. "the hairs ap- proaching each other at the tlpa so as to form a sort ot cage. Tbla la the bee's basket. '.- '. • : . ; There la nothing more expensive than cxfjrdence and nottltt* of. which there, is man sokl-Atrhlsoo Olata SXeatlaia. Among the great scientists of the Alexsndrlsn school, or, rather, mathematicians, were Pappus,, one of the greatest of ancient mathematicians; Theon. and his unfortunate daughter, the -famous UypaUa—who appears to have lieenq better uinthyiiuitlclnn than her father—the story of Whose life and tragie'deatb Is fumlllar through' Kings- ley's novel. Unfortunately none of her works la extant Rho was the last of Ihe Alexandrian philosophers who at- talned any fame. She lived about 415 A. D. . Not only Is this old university re- nowned for- the Impulse which it gave to scleuce, lint it also extended its protection and aid to literature, poetry and the anu arts. For example, I'tole- my. Pblladelphua did not consider it beneath him to count'among his per- sonal friends the poet Calllmachus, tbo author of a treatise on blrus, wbo hon- orably maintained himself by keeping a acbool at Alexandria. Among the most distinguished poet* may be men- tioned Ijyoophmn, whoso' work "Cas- sandra" "till remains, and Theocritus, whose exquisite 'bucolics prove how sweet a poet he was. "My niece Mary was always a well meaning gu-L but she. would say,the wrong, thing almost every tuue," said one old gentleman to -another, "and she's got a boy that's going to bu her very .counterpart.*' The' old gentleman's, eves twinkled, and.his plain, good naturcd faw was puckered With enjoyment as be drew from his pockettiook s small sheet of note paper. "I sent Hsl a toy monkey that phtyn all kinds of pranks when It's wound up," mid he. chuckling: "sent It to him for his birthday. Now, you listen to this letter of thanks X got from' him today. He's Just eight years old; "Sew Tflnele Med-I am 'aVIlshted with th* raunkey, thank you. lie makes Bu think of you very often. And whenever rnarnrna vtnds.hbn up and he begins to Jump mamma and 1 feel as If •»« were hock at your house where all tboae toya aro, and •"arirma will look at the toy and sar. That's yoar TJncla Ned nil over.* Ooodby from yoar sratafull - . HAIi" -Pittsburg Bulletin. The Iron niutdvn 'Is n terror insprr- ng tflrtnre Iiistrttmon'f mode 4>f strougi wood coated with'Iran.. It opens .with doors to allow,tuoi prbuneriito Jbs. laced Inside.- The cnUro Interior |s Itted wltb Urng, sbflrp lôn aptkes, so bat 'when the doors n(ro prcBaed to jliesp Blmrp prouas force'their wny Into vnrlonn portions of tho victim's [mdy. Two enter his eyes;'others plorcW 5ls chest and. In fact Impale blm alive In such a manner 1 ithat ho diesTin tbol most agonising-torture.' IVrsons were) condemned to diîth by tho embraces >t the Iron maiden for plola against the governing powers; parricide, religious. n l K ' l l c f a n d m u r d e r . • ] • •' --',' 1 ; •.".' Tlu- date or.this Instrument'Is Ue Iftetmtb century. It la believed that the Iron maiden Is pnrely and pecnllar- ly a relic of old Nuremberg, as ;at that, date we do. not, read of, It..anywhere else.' wUlle tho annato of that town con-, In many allusions to Its terrors. Hla strM Tavaie of bladplla*. Admiral Joaett'probably one of the Jolllest scaiiogs our navy aver knew,' once told this amusing' story, of his curly days as a cadat: : ...;'•,.', "I wus a sociable youngster.** he lye. "and when I went to my Brat as-, ilunrmmt the Independence, aud saw lie stars and. stripes *Ioatlug.a.ver It I remembered my mother bad taught me that my flrst duty was to the Dag, BO I attempted; sumo conversation on tils line with tbe executive 1 officer who' bud rt'culvi'd me when I came an board nu who was 0110 of tbe strictest disci- illnnrluus in the navy of that day. . "'SlU'ncv. ulr|" be,roared at'my flrst questkiu, his.f|icc,red with anger. '81- Viuv. Blr! Wh > gave you pcrtnUslon- imiUT, XX't rin" b»'ar"o'nIy"Blx"words from you. uix. while'you are on this Bhlp-"port." "atarboard.** "yes. sir," and ••»>. Blr."* ...- ». • • ' 'And this was my flrst discipline tn the navy.'* . . '•' " , " TntdlBK ooi the sils*r. \ A recent traveler on the NlKcr writes: "I nun anxious to buy some fruit from a native, woman who crime down to thfe ship, 'nnd to this end I ^ produced a handful of .coppers which I had •jroutfht out from- England. I", first showed her five, then six. seven and lit, but she pushed them all aside In* n .moat unceremonious manner. More by way of a joke than anything O*JU>,-I then produced a- throe penny lilew, which «ho nt once dcivpted, glv- ing 1110 In return Just twice as much as I Jhnd asked for my eight coppers. I abo discovered that sha bad n' great partliillty for tvlutlFTilnRs bottles. • I hupiieiuMt to haro about half a dosen empty soda wuter botlles. far which she giivo mo the Kama number of eggs. I nfterwuril found that uny white glass bottle hud this. purchasing power all aver Nlcorln. • The natives send them to BUIa, where they are melted and mnde Into rlnira about three or: four Indies In.diamvter.-to be worn either ns.nnuletu or.ankK'ts." Lak* SUckla-mm-a Waiav, Imke Michigan has no vUlble inlet. Where, then, docs it get Its replonlsh- mentT From tbe Docky mountalnu. Tnrougb rents and crovlcvH, down In- to caverns at the rools of these moon-" tarns, pour ever tbe waters from melt- Ing snow.- S"our thousand feet they rdnk to strike a gravity Incline that levels with their floor under Chicago. ' Under that city and elsewhere on the west side of Lake Mk-hluan-thi* Is tbe proved theory, theory as good as proved—UM> snow covered Rocky mountains are constantly sending their waters to supply flowage and evapara- Uoa that are ever going forward In the watery expanse. , Aai VaialBina-i It Was a worm Sunday morning In church. Fans were flattering, hymn sis flopping-, handkerchiefs mopping streaming faces, and tho minister thought his audience a Uttle lax in at Untlon. Vlnuliy he led up to a rebuke for Its lack of consideration for sacred iind important thuigs. Said no: Teople are prone, ta attend to the Unimportant tblngn of life.". And ho gavo a few exumplm to 11 lastruto his Idea. I'Ttnuntly bo'made hla pertinent nppllcutlon.- . "N0W1" said he, "you nro attentive to your own comfort this inortilnir, to the sbiful neglect of tlw holy word. Take no thought far tho unit," he said dratnattcdUy, "for you nuiy be dead tomorrow."—Detroit Kreu Press, at Calemda-r. Mow that ladles wear so muay jew- rfs In ts* daytime, s sequenco of color •hould be thought out' Tne Siamese BRsncsment may perhaps afford BUS: In that country ou Huuday red rdlk with a paruro of rubles Is worn: Monday brings a sUver snd Whits' dress and a necklace of moon- Tuesday Is dedicated to light red, with coral ornaments; Wednes- day Is devoted to green, with emer- alds: Thursday nets a display of vrjrta- (sisd colors. With cat's eyes: frblay Ihe lady Is arrayed In pale blue, with snd Baturdoy In bare somber, darker blue, with sap- phires to match.—London Ornpblc. A Bfonuwai Vwr «Ta« Smukte. A gentile who has lived In Dtah twenty-Ove • years' and • regsrda that Ktats as tbe gordeo spot of the Union In • Waahlugtnn the other day "Tbe only cloud on our politkal hart- son Is the apnarcnt determination of lâ^fia; Mnrrnons to teloct Deed in apostle of that, church, to the Unit- ed rotates senate.' They have been od- vbMd sgslast the foUy of sneb'ao act, and tbo epbwde of B. H. Bobcrts has bssa add up as a waiajac.'' - . - ...... i.....s-,.,.w.A*ff',J^s-ir-r.v.,i.u^fc poUu Bavtoo,afly.or. tbo eye sets up t>«iQenUy driven . the ttme being, ind so* known rfVi» In desperate attempts,«« nMs*r* W ropt^wjof t n e , h t t t « ncrvo in toc^h ^ rw hornon l^lng e ^ en for moro than f^secorjdasta 1>r> »»v isi-laa. .»s-tr«a> Cssfc. Don'rerlgnon, a poor T ~ first toooght of'cork rfrsV pen.- 'He-wrisi employwd'fa '•' monastery ns ovcr.rjecrorthe vineyards, being himself m by exncrimeAtinfl 1 grape.juices that, beverage. known asr. . cessity to.h(»..CBiir);.Wjia.,—__—j,^,,,, mother of his InventW the cork'sjon- — for biachomtis^rie fata*!: bf.Tw a better stopper than waa tastl^ aereiy a banch ofi'r^^'snsJKar)'-' In olL If bewaathBflrattopatai«oik lntgra bottle, the -srarld ta JnnM>(aa.|».: him, since Its.tmperratahuity. ts*»stjr*i - ty and Ughtncaa render It tinauiab|ri for this use. ^^ " : - • '••••>•- TTae Baric of a. Dost. Strancoly cnouch. barking, which seems to us so. characteristic of the dog, Is not aue of Its natural sounds at all. No wild dogs bark, and, what is nw.ro remnrknlilu. If doK« nro Isolated for u Ions time from their human mas- ters they Beeni to laao. tho faculty. Thus a number of doss turned loose on Juan Fi-rnaiidcs Ulnnd wer« found In tlilrty-thm> years to have complete-, ly lout the luthlt bat to be abio to ro- uciiuire it On Iho other hand, wolf puppies, as well an young wild dogs, if reared uuiontt tumo ones, readily learn to liark. It almost «e»nu as If tho Bound wt-ro dllfeniiituitod from the hon-lliiR nnil yclpuii: nuturnl to the wild canl In order to communicate with nuin nnd nerve, hln purpose. It Is worth olwrvlng that tho habit can be eliminated when drain*!, as In sara brecdH of dogn favored by poachers. Tk. BolUBd Pr There hi a plant hi Holland, known as tho evening primrose, which grows to a height of five or six feet, and bears a profusion of largo yellow flowers so brilliant that they attract Immediate attention, even at a great distance, but the chief -peculiarity about tbe plant Is the fact that the. flowers, which open Just before. Bunnot, bunt Into bloom so suddenly that they clveoiio. the Impres- sion of some magical agency. A man who has- accrr thin sudden blooming says tt Is Just aa If some one had touched the land with a wand and thus covered it all at once with a gokl- en sheet. . Tfc. Mao.' I» Ike Life, whetber'vegetable or. animal as We know It certainly cannot exist Un- der lunar conditional, says tbe London MalL The alternations of• a long day of considerably aver 300 hours', dura. Hon.' with a night'of similar length, accompanied by changes from exces- sive heat to Its antipodes of cold. Would alotu) rx'Udt'r oil earthly Ufa lin- pnnlbk'', but I'XlKrltuce has tnughi even hero tho adaptnblUty of Ufo to most cxtremo condltlorw. arid It may be believed that, after all. organic Ufe may have found a congenial homo In onr lamp of night" a . He—Hero's a Btury of a suikeou who amputated his own thumb. Wonderful. IsntttT . : Bbc—V>b. I dont know.' Ho-Whatl Just think of, bis and the awful' pain he mast have suf- fered. .-. ' ....... Hbo-But no doubt be put blmself under tbe Influcuco of'ether Drat—Pblld delphla Press. ' By plnelnji two Iroo bars at seven or eight yardB* distance from each other and putting them In communication on one side by an Insulated wire and ou the other side with a telephone It la said that a storm con be predicted twdve hours ahead'through a'certain dead sound beard In the ruceivcr. - "Do .you. .tbluk you jean, .give my daughter, the anrroqnd,lngf,to^wbjeft sho Is acctnrtomcdir asked two parent. ' "WeU," 1 answered' the' young man. *V won't guarantee >ha^. You see, Clsri- twl has talked tb .Wilfrid, tamlcrr taths greatest, If not the orJj westi person living. Some.time ago. a ,-habttant," arriving at the city of goubec. inet rut old friend and feH to talking political In 'the coarse of tno cnvcrsatloa to happened to mention ths'nan Queen. Victoria, and tbe>> Men formed him Uiatth* q
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