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SENTINEL-JOURNAL. ^ [ PlOKDNS, S. C. "Tho good old sumniertlmo" la entorlug 011 lta last lao. Kven Indian maharajahs got to bo nuisances, according to London reports. Some ^ernons divo into shallow water at summer resorts and others got engaged. Earthquakes that lu.te to bo Bnubbed axe careful to keep away from San Prancisco slnco the ftro. Tho crown prince of Slam refuses to be a poly gam 1st and ho does noi say it in Japanese, cithor. If the cows will not Rive milk when there Is no rain wo will bo driven to milking a can of condensed cow. Th,. ... .... vwiu nuiragu iiKurca indicate that omelets will bo moro reliable noxt winter that pouched eggs on toast An Indiana mulo kicked a motorcycle and cyclist across (ho road the other nay. Somo mules seem almost human. That little earthquake out in San Francisco the other (lay did no damago, but tho restored oity did not like tho hint of Its calling again. Our friends of tho Weather Bureau are respectfully notified that one largo veriilcatlon of thodu tain predictions is still overdue. Tho man who ate fil oarB of corn for 11 prl7.o probably followed nature's example by holding tho oars down as he ato them, with his foro-feet. Tho aeroplane as a possible factor In warfare is somewhat handicapped by the tempting target it would make for oven an ordinary marksman. An "author of many arithmetics" lias peacefully died In Pennsylvania, but tho arithmetics, dear children, nre still alive and waiting for tho fall term. A scientist who has boen Investigating decides that grasshoppers are entirely useless. Evidently he never had a iiock of young turkeys to be fattened. Whilo ho was saving two lives a <3oixnectletit man lost JIN. Tho pooplo whoso lives ho saved might at least 'have tho good taste to get up a purso for him. Tho wireless is turning out to bo the best crimiual catcher in tho businesa. There is no eseapo for tho bold ost and shrowdest from its lightnlngllko, tell-talo agility. SolontiBts announco that they have laolatod tho gorm of loprosy and hopo Boon to havo a euro. Hut thero is no hopo In night for those atTlieted with An itching for public ofTlco. A Princcton professor contends that tho common Idea of hoavon in wrong. Now if Bomcono will dotermlno Just what Is tho common Idea of heaven, tho wholo matter will bo settled. Tho hobblo ?k rt shows siirns of Joining tho autorroblle and the airship for place In the accident record contest. Itn uho b a comment for tho cynical on tho < /omen of this libertyacoktng day. Though trie bulletin of the Chicago npeclal park commission concedes that tho birvao of the tussock moth "is one of tbo most beautiful of our caterpll lars," It docs not recommend that the larvao No treated as pets. Canada la also a big country, although not yd In tho sa^no class with tho United States an regards population and general development. There have hoen reports of rrop failures In tho Dominion. Now comes tho explanation that In some quarters grain And other products havo suffered from drought. Hut In oilier sections there V?? ..r. r> .. i? -? -- - Miir i?? ?tii cuiijMii ui nmi.si'jro and tho yield will bo good. Tho out crlun f tho calamity shoutnr and Hip speculator must ho taken with duo al ilowanco <n both sldos of tho border. Tho offli lal flguros showing that during th'> alendar yonr 1909 (ho expenditure In tho I'nlted States f'>r building 'rations aggregated about n billion ' larM, surpassing tho fcord of 190i> by ien 10 cent., not only provo Jjow cor . etoly the country had re icovorod r n tbo "panic" of 1907 hut t> ' t* I.O"? ?? '"< ? '? froeh star' in prospnrlty. Thorn may "bo chm kn md reversion from tlmo to l>" no nation like oura can bo Vopt p? rnnontly crippled or Industrially inactive. An KawllKh phynlclan In of the opinion lhat ohlcJt?na spread tuberculous anion* Nevcrt holess a pood Tunny people who ?ro unable to caiiao tronblo In any other wny will con*lnuo to k<*?p ehlcliena. i evening p.ervlco at a church In hna been discontinued hemoaqultooB. And It cannot that tho skeeterw wore he purpoao. Whatever > Hermmi, tho concrete bored by th? IkV j Public Health I II By AUSTIN PETI a consideration of the do<: there is one disease above particularly dangerous, nn< sources of mischief are trivi fcaafirvi with this disease peculiar which he is the principal ( 1 liWIfil conveyed by his saliva in j |,^\llyi even into any fresh ?'ut on | SdHriBMHV which the saliva may be in At times when cases oJ is very little danger to the health of I bnt every twelve or fifteen years a surp I canines accumulates, anil then some ? | outbreak which becomes almost epizootic becomes a menace to the public health misinformed generally realize. One of these periodical outbreaks I \ r i xi _ i iua??iu:nusfu.B uuinig uie past live year | ^clincd until thodi "1 I dm which h Not Ripe Nvh'c.h ,1;. in the 1J lOr duplicate "No-Tin" 1 ?JJIg mv I Hotel bo en tort I' nnoe of a Br A. C. DW1GHT discharge San Fr.nci.co joct will less the assumes Englishmen rushed to the new place b a custom (hat lmd behind it centuries part of the public had heartily wearied. In England, however, they do not t do, the average being, say, sixpence, oi The big tip of this country has influence. It 1ms made a host of employees \it the man who is not able to give fal pr The hestower of small tips in ino anil gets no thanks from the recipient. Again the recipient of big tips (lev 110 bounds. lie is never satisfied with thn oi it should have been more. Bad as the whole system is, it rniirl have not yet adopted the British nuisan clerks in stores. 11 in first nan Location of Jj^; Original l,ia "Olrl Well^N ] im\ Glory" 'IVnu., (1 By GEORCF. A. VINTON shreds ol Chicago the facts JLmmmmm*?mm_J NIOSt kill! (Jlory po of which I am a member. and ('oinina mid organizer. At our next open mooting I. as prosont her rich donation to Old (Jlorv Wo do not indorse the statement tl Maps,, has the original 'Old (!i >rv.'" 1 hftvo tho documents and facta to of I'ark Kidgo, 111., near Chicago, win daughter, al~o has the facts and more > tlag, which ho will also donate to Old < i 1 I =1 aim K< I? GOOCI to rcrall m c writers. Books lor fn t) YounfJ of thougl en and GOplG "baokbon to Heatl I Though i ror I women r By 0. CLARENCE MALMROSE son for r """""""""..' 'mi ?Z I'arti "Corn per Emerson writes .n a style thai phrases are elenr-cut aii< 1 many fairly f Bacon also has some valuable essay Iia}>3 more difficult (o read in spare mon And finally let not !he youn# mar common-sense talk to ue found in tlu book, the Bible nmm m i mm i? ?? Disease of Dog Menace to Great Decree i EKS, Boston ; as a menace to the public health all others to be looked upon as .1 that is rabies. Other possible al and insignificant in comparison to the dog and dog family, of lisseininator. The virus of rabies to wounds intlieted by his bite, or the face or hands of a person into troduccd by licking. rabies are rare among dogs there the community from hydrophobia, 111.-; linniilnf lull of nvfro aim '"!?' J. W ...t.v .v/.. ?>*. VAilU 1UOV.UJ/1 iUlO log or dogs with rabiei Btart nil c. I'nder these conditions the dog to a much greater degree than tJi>! of rabies has been taking place in s, but present indications are that very few cases have been reported during the past months, an authentic case of rabies in Mas pteinber, 1903, until November, winter of 1904 and 1905 a few irious localities, and by the spring !ik was well under way, attaining since which time it has gradually scasc has again nearly disappeared. i't believe that the "no-tip'' hotel as been opened in London and is met with extraordinary success iritish metropolis will be speedily d in this country. enture in London was started dur linn, HUM I vjuu UL'Hl' Willie enormous crowd that sought to ained in a house whore the accepttij> hv nn employee will mean his Still, as I paid, the same pronot he attempted over hero, untipping evil (and it is an evil) worse proportions than at present, eeause they hail become sore owr of observance and of which a big! ip nearly so lavishly as Americans 12 cents, against 25 cents hero, unquestionably had a corrupting terlv indifferent to the comfort of at ui tics. di, 3 is irfivico wnn contempt j | clops n hist and greed that knows of his donation and always thinks it ho worse; and, thank heaven, wo co of giving tips to policemen and true that Oapt. William Driver j )< ! t hi' stars and s( ri [wa "Old 1 1*31. us a recent artielu said, hut i i;il !l;iis now in the possession of ! liter, Mrs. Mary F. J). Roland of I ev. e in my Keeping the portrait of ; ich old unionist, who saved "Old! roin hein<( destroyed in Nashville, j urin^ the civil war, and I have f that same "Old Olory'' and all and history that Mrs. Roland ha? lly and generously donated to Old st, No. ?DK, (J. A. 1{., of Chicago, i nder \V. \V. Fletcher the founder I Nfr*-. Roland's representative, will post. iiit the "J'ssex Institute of Salem, disprove if, and W. I'. Summers < married ('apt. William Driver's loeumcnts and small shreds of the orv post at our next open meeting. u-ro days of ephemeral literature loni/nl short stories it were well tin- value of some of the earlier u-ir works are to he found ^ems lit of greater value to young wommen <>f today than the modern ,ii u< u s (in mow to JSuceeed, Young" nri'l <.(lior similar twaddle, example. !< ( the young men and on 1 somo of the essays of Krnoreal in?p'r,ition. eularlv valuable nr?> lite essays on isation" and "ftclf-lidiance." is almost epigrammatic, but liis uiarklc. rt nlon^ I hi* lino, hut they nre perlents because more involved. 1 overlook tho valuable advice and : llook of Proverbs in the oldest I JL5LOJLOJL5LOJLOJLOJL5LOJL2JLRfi_0. I. I IN THE PUI 1 CK o vvw?vwwwvvUWV UWUUUUUUUUUUUUU [ MOISSANT, THI ?? John Molss tied tho world Jr'Wwi^m\ nel a 'm 1|\ London, has b | \ entS nn<' 'S nn Iy/w/liX Etampes to t | L\ lMf j\\\ over tho Eiffel llto,jufo/j/tlfl/Afr Moissant li Blight build. 1 ^ftpofi/illh 'ff//y//v/ ftK? anil bocai >j if///// <lpalKna and f< i '?' ' ' ' / ' '' ho determined Tho MoIrk John, and two sisters, for ninny yonrs hj dred thousand dollars In Salvador. In 190 arrested n 11 <1 Imprisoned on charges of al<l John was actively Implicated In tlio mo\ und handled a rapid-fire gun for tho Nlci were repulsed John Moissant fled to N1 released, but their property was attach) to prevent their escape from the country. When Moissant was sojourning In I with a car^o valued around $100,000 was i small dugout and In tho teeth of a gale !\ I vessel mil! tnnlr luwcncclnt. 1 . .vv., x,-wuwv>K??ji?v?a. in iiiu niwriu captain with some of the crow and an h vessel, which had withstood the fury of t on a bar In the harbor. A shot from Mob somo warm discussion the captain had tc American consul that Molssant had seized During the night another storm came up the vessel. The American consul found rigging, only a few feet above the water. HEADS KNIGHTS I ^^ George M. preme chancel from Mai no. (M Intellectual st /, ^ strong, capabl r///' '' ? longed labor, c t u;' ,l"'1 Ktr,a!nr?"vM *t%>? 7| -<?; of a forceful a 0 . m \*' '/ // ' "v4.\ II leaders or in? VyIf//, r part In public >'//%&-? ' / the city of Cnl y//.y///t J twice elected 1 A of customs by I"; r of that state. In the order of Knights of Pythias which that organization can confer. He b a member of other organizations and kcci and talent chiefly to this organization sir chancellor commander of hia home lodK< became a member of the grand lodge of 1893. In 1897 lie was elected supreme re and 1905. In the supreme lodge Mr. Han ten years a member of and for eight ye: mlttee, that being the ranking committee In 1883 he married Miss llattle W. Fa thew Thornton, one of the signers of th of Henry Price, who Introduced Masonry i whose name Is borne by a Masonic lodge companion anil associate of Mr. Hanson 1 v r? in % # r> i# i r* IN EL VV YUhl\^) Greater fm status, porhap dgf ship <>f Now l,y fi young iiu yf? ehell, who he< tho metropolis V'. __ yjKf Ho Is undouh tyjy a?y Kf'-at An >j <. ^.y/ shows the gn / % \v? ment when so i owit bo hi V-?\ y / bllitlos ho va.si X/ /h// Within an /OTffli //////' ,;,ruc'{ <lown I '''illHmillA. J//' //// say t'iat ,lt '**' / '/ "/ /'- '7/ nlvo any atton agoment had thc> young prosldnnt of the boanl of al<leri HiiccePil to tho first oflico of the city If fatally. Mr. Mltcholl was twenty-eight years ,,r. liia /.w.i f - iiv-vnnu nil II YU JUllTH, WX10I began. It whh In the family to study law, on that before he went to college. Conec live courses In his Junior year ho turned of tin- arts and chose those which ho he career. Ho went in for political science, history, and that sort of thing. .Mr. Mitchell is a graduate of Col am h Law school ami entered public life as n William B. Ellison. Ho conducted f*:irc the city departments and proved one of t nected with the city government and las board of aldermen. 1 IN THE HOUSE O William (2< ?$2*^ nonrotary of*t tlon by tho go \ leea as tho f ? which is llkol fmL i foaturo of tho \W the idea kovol i 7 rs\ ?.i???i ?... * I Wfr/A 4s^] PJ cn(,? ?f kovci \ tmflstifo v oon8lder th0 V/ / Tho "I A^/// // t,mt tho goVfcl I I n meeting to i y<^g?|||\ ",//,v In Ktato logls JAm> decided to mi ' ^ : V'- manont inBtlt offering r vot part In tho foundation and promotion of Ur.lnn la n -t.. I,? - II.-- -- W.UOM .? ?? nmui/ nnuwil VCIJlur una P up editorial work to dovoto his tlmo to 1 psychological and political topic*. Mr. , houso who Is not a governor. JLO-gJULfiJUL^^ BLIC EYE o to E MAN-BIRD ant, tlio young Chlcngoan who starby his flight across tho Dover chanasengor on his way from Paris to eon a "soldier of fortune" from his Molssant was born of Spanish pararchitect. He suddenly camo into hen ho unexpectedly flew from he Issy military ground, passing I tower. , M, ~1.1 ~ -' I- -? I mil v; iito j cai n um aim IH Ul lie is seemingly very Jovial in torn9 first visited Paris Homo month'J ne interested in the study of aviatwo maehlnes built after his own Kind the subject so fascinating that to become a practical airman, ant brothers, George, Alfred and id Interests valued at several hun7 George and Alfred Moissant were llllt? find nlx'tHiii* t ho rr>v?ilnf Innlstu emont against President Figueroa, iraguans. When the revolutionists caragua. His brothers later were 3d by tho government as a bond londuras a tramp steamer loaded cast ashore and abandoned. In a loissant made his way alone to the Ing, when the wind had abated the gent of the lino rowed out to tho ho waves, but which was held fast jsant's revolver halted them. After ) row back to shore to inform the the ship and her cargo as salvage. and finished the work of wrt'cklnf? Molssant lashed to the topmost 5 OF PYTHIAS Hanson, recently Installed ns sulor of the Knights of Pythias, halls Mr. Hanson suggests physical and Tttllffth TiTror?f )?rnn.l 0 of enduring vigorous and proind equally capable of mental actlvhe combines the essential qualities ,nd successful chief executive, on a lawyer, ho has been one of the 1 bar of his state. He has taken affairs and held public office. In lals. In which he lives, he has been nayor. He was appointed collector President Cleveland, and by Goverlalne a member of tho commission >n and codification of the tax laws he has attained the highest honor ccamo a knight In 1S83, and though ret societies, has given of his tinio ico that time. He wjis the second ?. Ah soon as ho was eligible ho Maine, and Its grand chancellor In presentative and re-elected In 1901 isoti has been a forceful tlgure, for irs chairman of the judiciary comof the supreme lodge. rrar of Calais, a descendant of Mato declaration of independence, and nto the state of Massachusetts, p.nd til OanihriillTi' Mrs Unnonn lu flio n their homo life. tTngmayor r than the governorship of many s than any of them, la tho mayorYork, which has lntely been filled m of only thirty?John Purroy Mlt amo the acting chief executive of upon the disability of Mr. Gaynor. lodly the youngest chief executive lerlcan city lm* ever had and It ^at American capacity for governyoung a man can step Into a scat eat, of honor so high and responslt. hour after Mayor Ciaynor had boon iy an assassin's bullet It Is safe to ist half the men In New York who tlon to public affairs and their manthought of John I'urroy Mitchell, men, who, under the charter, would the mayor's wound should result old, and had been practising law 1 the ranking of his public record and young Mitchell had determined fluently when he came to the elecaside from the distinctive studies lleved would help him in his later the science of government, political la university an<l of tho New York .ssistant corporation counsel under hlng investigations Into several of lio most indefatigable workers cont fall was elected president of tho F GOVERNORS ^orge Jordan has been appointed ho house of governors. His selecvflrnnra i'j n pofnomitUn v.i? .. . WW^IIIVIUII Kt 1 nitt wurv(Hinder of this unlquo institution, y to become ultimately an official government. Mr. Jordan proposed ral yuarn ago. It was immediately 'resident Roosevelt and a confer* nors was called at Washington to conservation of national resources, tho conference wore so Important iiium uii men own muiiiuvo caned llscuss plans for greater uniformity latlnn. At that conference It was fike tho house of governors a perutlon and a resolution was paused e of thanks to Mr. Jordan for his tho third house. William Oeorgo ublicist. Some years ago ho gave writing. He has wrltton largely on Jordan Is the only member of the m Munyo ' Witch M? fig&Soaj F W is mors soothing than Creatn ; more healing anv lotion, liniment or more beautifying thai cosmetic. Cures dandruff and stops ha! (ailing out. Got Stung, All Rlghl Bill?This paper says tt were unknown to the Indian Jill?Yes, I believe it was j ers wh1 used to sting thcm.Statesman. Last Here. The Minister?In the ne Tommy, the last Bhall bo firs Tommy?Say, won't I ahl tho minister comes to supp< house up there!?Puck. Then It Happened. "What made you think propose to me?" "Why) when I refused hln ho didn't care what became ! Stranger?I suppose you thia town think you havo tho climate In the country? f Man With a Cold?No; but tho greatest variety. FISHING TIME IN THE Swimming In Myriads Neai They Are Snared and S by Filipinos. TTrlrlnv " "" IS 1 = eels mid other fish in the P the old captain of tho port bi the aid of fish Rnares on i largost eel ever seen on t front. It was fully ten feet Both banks of the Paaig a ships and lighters moorec stream were thronged with of Filipinos with snares ai trying to catch the fish thai ads were swimming near th of the stream. ! Natives when asked in : | tho phenomenon were almc mously in their statement i feet that at this timo of the out perhaps lio wasn't s Houston Tost. AWFUL. oouoin 01 mo river gets not the fish have to leavo the tho stream and flash back on or near the surface. Another theory that seeme a great many adherents was feet that at this time ov there was a change in tho of tho water, this change the fish as a stimulant. This theory was advanced pilot who has witnessed tho non for many years.?Manila "Kjrt cdii i e? Just Sensible Food Cgrei Sometimes a Rood, health) rial traveler Buffers from ] lected food and Is lucky If that Grape-Nuts food will right. A Cincinnati traveler sayf ft year ago my stomach got way. I had a headacho m< time and suffered misery. F niAtlfhu T ?w. r> /l.xi.r., ..*>??! T IIIWIIUIO A 14*11 UVIU II until i '<0 pounds In weight anrl Una glvo up a good position and Any food that I might uso i nauseate me. "My wife, hardly knowing do, ono day brought homo i of Grape-Nuts food and ooa: try It. I told her It was n fU.nllif * ~ T * -I ~ good example of what the of food Mil do. "You ran publish thlH if yo It 1b a truo statement wli frills." | Read the little book, '<Th i v r i iiu, in yngo. iiiviUD i Ever read the abort lette n* appears from time to tti | are craalat, tru* u< toll UUrtit. tlllCill/ 11UII1WI UUI 1 lilts' and they Just struck my j was the first food I had eatfi ly a year that did not cauao t ing. "Well, to tnako a long stoi began to improvo and stuck Nuts. I went up from 135 IWnmluir tn lltA nAiin/ln l/vvviiii/vi vw yv/uiiuo tin; Octobor. "My brain is clear, 1 I right and appetite too muc i man's poc\etbook. In fact, oughly ,nado over, and owt Grapp Nuts. I talk bo much j Gra^e-Nuts will do that no men on the road have nlcki Grape-Nuts,' but I stand honlthv rnaT.rhflftkfi/l ?nnn? s ^ ? i Cold ; than salvo; n any Ir from t. v lat bees IS. the trad-Yonkera ixt world, t. ne when er at our ho would ii he said ! of -him; orious."? I; ,1 ! 1 /i1 people In grandest wo claim : PASIG *Vt r Surface peareb i snaring aslg near uildlng by .ught the he water In length, nd all the 1 In the Hundreds id spears t in myrie surfaca regard to >st unanlto tho efyear tho and that U??1JIU? Ul and forth id to have to the ofery year character acting on by an old phenomel Times. i Him. r commerpoorly b?bo learns put him i: "About in. a ba^ ">f!t Of tl40 v,. A1 lost ?ibf]fut 11 y had'to f.o lioriU0i Beeuied flo ; what t0 si packflga ced me-' to O USO d a lit tle> tasto. " I.% ? " "* * lenrxny siritfor. ry sb*.ort, I & to f Irapepour l(js jn f?ll owlnK V,'* h fof/ 1 nm t hor? It ali0l to ibout v /hat mo of the named me tOdft' y % ~a P .rotty right kln(3 u wa nt to. tbou t any 0 K oad to ft Rt ia490n." kA *?w They f lnuu?