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BUTTERFLIES FOR LONDON PARKS, Plan to Stock Pleasure Crounds W th Gauzy Creatures. A scheme for stocking London parks *with butterflies has recently been agitat ed, and it is by no means certain that something of th? kind may not seriously l>e attempted, it is believed by some well informed authorities to be worth trying, though undeniably there are seri ous difficulties in One trouble lies in th^ fact that m< ?st butt ?ir flies are jnoic ><r fess migratory m liabit, and this remark applies to nearly ttll of the specie i commonly seen in cities. Obviously, there wouhl' be no use in establishing colonies of these in sects in urban pleasure grounds, if tlvy were likely to take unto .themselves wings in a literal sen-e, or relinquishing the larval condition, and to fly away. To renew the stock annually would be expensive, and for cither reasons out of the nuestion. It has been Migg; *ted that (lure are nome very pr?*fty but terllirs to which this objection doe* n"t apply, and that in the non migratory category are found the Vanestjas ? uieilinm si/ed in?ects of mottled coloration, black, white- and red dish brown. Kel.iliwh speaking, they are sedentary, and i'ii><ht Ic induced to Stay where they a!" put. il <l|e sitr roundings were atim-licc and suitable. lUtt terlli<s, like mollis. are lutchcd from eggs, make their first appei r ance as caterpillars, and, after '?pinning co coons, are finallv tr.tn farmed into th" beautiful winged adults. As caterpillars they feed on leave*, but in the final ?t'ige they stick the juice of flowers. As ? Mile, thry Jiibernate a butterflies in Ivl low trees and oilier such place-, of con cealment. Vf/'t.o ,' <>? / 7VI"OI|? /*? > \t. We rorumi . He. iur every pHelcngo oT Vrr KAM FaI'KI.KKH f?VK that tails t<l give Hlitinl.lU tl(?n. Mould" l>riiK <'??.. ' ? nionville, Mo If you don't make hay while 'I"' ?""* fthinex you won't eut much ice wiieii it, freezes , [n these days it i* hard for a r.in'i to get to the front without backing. Tliero i? inor? 4 -?? l m in t iti<4 section thi country than nil otlmr ilixiiM'H nut t<ig"rh?r, mid until the hud f i'\? year ? \va? muipoHC'l to ho incurafijc. ''or a giant iniinv year* doctor* tironoiniecd it a local disease ami prc.ftcribf-d ' local remedies, mid by comtantlv fuiluic t i I euro with local t i*? u 1 11 i' i > t , pTonotiiiecd it in curable Science lulu (mum m catarrh to 1 >?< .v conntitiitlnn.il (titieuKe iiihI llnrefore tcipiirci COHHtitu tioli'tl trei ? nieiiS. Hall's I Catarrh 1 'lire, manufactured l>v I .1 < 'henry, V Co., Toledo, Ohio, In the. only constitutional e 1 1 ?-?< mi the market. ft ih tak' ii internally 111 duai-n fr< in 10 dropi? to a teas pools T ul. It Actn directly on thn lilooit ami mucous mrfaecH of the nvn in, ' They offer one hundred dullnr.1 fm :;nv rami j it fu i Im to cure. S( ml for ? ovulars ami .esti nioninlfc. Addreas mi ni v <V. t.'o. .Toledo, U. Hold by Druggists, 7 fie. null'* Family fills nrc the best. Chicago lias just lost her j? 1 ,1 * 1 ' prdice man by death, lie was .folin Ibillh.v ami his height ill Ins storking fert wat> 1.1X feet seven and t liree (piarter jnehey. ltr?t I or file UiMvrUi Fo matter what aila you, hea !a"'n to * cancer, you will never ?ct well unlit ?o*i bowclx are put right. <7?srAiu is ln-1 j ? n ? n \ cure you without a grip* or pain pro limn cany natural movement*, eo?t you inn' 11 i cent* to start ?<<? 1 1 1 n t your h"al(li b.i-k t'tn- j caukth Candy (ai)ir. 1 tie. I lie gemiiir' pu: un in metal Initio, ' < very tabbat Inn ( ('. stamped on it. Itcwarr o! liiut;ilii.:i-. There were laU.Oiiil children at "'!i'i"l i'i | India sixty years ago. There a).- I,n"ni>ii j now. j Mrs. \V i iih'.o w a ' 1 1 n ^ ^ vnio lor o%ii??lro;i tfethm^, loUya thn rolu-tM | tion.allavi p.tiu, cure* win I colic. J">:ain>U.?i i I One way to borrow trouble is to lend I money. j I do not believe Pi?t,V ('tire for ConHuuin J tlon ban an e: pi. 1 1 I'm- eou^'ln mi l roMs. .),,>? s V UoVkii, 'Irinity Spi iug?. Int., I - b. 1 f?, 1 yo 1. I l'".x press trams in l!iis-ia iio not. run, over twenty two miles .ia bom FITS pprtiiaiKn :ly enre-l. No tils orn"rvou?- | nfm after til nt day h line >'>'? I' . Ivline'x (ivcat N?*rre lies to re r . * .! 1 1 i.i ! In.'. 1 !e and trmtnn 1 1 1 lJr. 1!. II . K 1 is r , I .til. . '.'.'I I A 1 e b St.. Pnila. I'.i. A man must have some sense to know whether be has any or not. Tln> Ki'dliiiiiril Mi I, I lie llulUvii), "CnpitAl I'lty Itoiitn," Is tln> s'lort lle.o | bntW'/u -b" I'ast ii ' I f I 'rid. 1, tea ?bin:: "II pot lilt III t Iio > out Ii, ?' ul Imitsl ai I * u ; 1 1 \v ? ? t , and fh tbo only xuiilbiTii line i- ? it ?* 1 1 1 1 1 tbo . capita.* of all ilio ;> nt?w tliroujli \\ b S ? ? b it piower*, and wImm' lliT' Ugb trains pa?n tlirongb 1 In* N n ion n I < 11 pi 1 11 1, I h" 1 1 a vtd'T. whose di'Sllliiil Ion is In ill" .^oii'ld iui, vslll do \v?;ll to In \ 1 1 if it I ?? 1 bo s'OV"'?' <>l tills modern ami up to date line, w!i' m sr In*' lu 'n<t aenouuni ilailoiiH, ilir.'U^Jj tra n ;:erviee and ratrt- urn 1 1??? atandni -I. Wbetber your journey be via N ? r f ?? 1 U and Htenrnor I.ui'vs, . . r ail rail, t T: ? ? > "aboard Air I.luo Is the line you 1 1 ? ? ? 1 1 ? t its 1000 . mile tl 'kci'<. k'o.uI nV'T Systi-in, ; IneludlliLT I'lorida, and a'so I " ween Itieli ? inond, Vii.. and Washington, I*. <" . ami between Nor(. |k, \ a . and 1 t : t m ? ? r? ?. M I. by boat, otTer i- peeial ad v.u tag* Ami Iherii are otheis, of \s be h any agent < 1 lepienwuta tire o: th" lii.e will t ,torai yi?u upon uppll- ! cation. Tbone who borrow trontde alwayit b?tv? to']>ay heavy interest. So. Black Hair "i have used your Hair Vigor for live years and nin greatly ple-scd with ir. It certainly re I stoics the yrip.inal color to j;ray j hair. It keeps my hair soft."? Airs. Ilclcn Kilkenny, New Pot (land, Me. Aycr's Hair Vigor lias been restoring color to gray hair for lifty years, and it never fails to do this work, either. You can n/ly upon it for stopping your hair from falling, for keeping your scalp clean, and for making your hair grow. a botile. All drnf|l?i?. If jrf?*li^(?fn?rl?t rnniot supply you, tenQ ua one tfolUr and w? will express yoa a U>?tT?. lie atire unit five namo ot your DMrnttipreM omen. AddreM. J. C. AVER CO., Low?)|, Mass. A Bad Breath A bid breath means a bad stomach, a bad digestion,* bad liver. AVer's Pills are llff Aft Miilil t AHIUI Hftil itTcrptiw# TUCy cure con* svtpatlon, biliousness, dys pepsia, sick headaehe. JSC. AH *aftMa.' THE NEW PRESIDENT life and Character of l!on. Theo:!ore lOGSCVClt, ||1S MOTHER WAS A GEORGIAN. Slic Was *1 nit ha Bulloch, a Grand Daughter ol n Captain in the Revo lution. Atlanta Journal. Theodore I loose vel 1 is c'.(>-( i\ h ?u;i I to ( hoi ma by tic. of blood. li.s room er, Mai. I. a iiudotK. tin? K'uiid dnup.htervif Jail es Hllliock, Will.' WHS it doughty ?u> <1 r of l Ik; lli'Volutlon, m-i v ln>; as a -up.ain <>l <?>? orgta uiul Vir ginia ti t>o|)M, 'I lie fuller of Jain h 1 1 . i I ' ? >? ? }? wan y\ I ? 111 I'.'t l<l ItllllOeh, I In* 111' I It ? Volul loll - a i y < lovernor o 1 i Jcoi u la, iiihI I i t h fath er wan iiiinu;'l .Jame.s Hullo, h, also, a Hcoli hman, wliii a<-til'd Iii (3 oi^iii In 1 V I r?. ami was a member of tho tieorglii piovlmlal congress. lie was closely rclatud to 1 1??* heioh: I>ouKlasscs of H< otfrtnd. Thus Tlcodore lloosevelt comes of illustrious stock, Rtotrh as \\ ? ? 1 1 as I >n t < 1 1 . Hi' lias Hugm-not hloo<l, too, l>y ivuMin ot the fa< t that the wi fo (.1 Archibald . was Mary 1 ?o Vau\, gi a nd-dauj{htoi of a (list Ingulshed 1 1 ugueiioi, w ho lied from I'lain f after*' the ? ?? 1 1 <? I of Nantes was revoked. li will be seen that the. Iliiini!" of Theodore Itoov. -veit is vtefy rich In hli lorie tiwocla I ions. Ills/ mot la r was u woman of i a i e bea (it y i(n>l grams of I n I ? - 1 1 < ?< t . i > in.1 of h< r brothers waa the I gallant Cap aln.Mnlloeh, who resigned ! from (he ( 'nlti-d Ktatt s nWy to east his fortum'S with the ( 'onfi-deiyiey. It was he who secured that hi>y(orlc cruiser, tho Alabama. l'or the Confederate U ov ? i 1 1 1 1 > < - 1 1 1 and Mlccerdcd In kcIIIiik h'*r to si a in spite of all the efrprts of t h ? ? t nltoil Stall's minister, muftulH and ai:- tilt in Kn<land. Captain Hulloeh never relumed to this country ami die I < i ty a 1 e \% months a ko in Ixmdon re ? e? I d and honored hy all who knew him. The old Hulloeh mansion In Itoswell, where Theodore KooscveP.'s father Wooed, won and married his mother. Is ??till in fine pi enervation and is now the properly of Mi. James 1) Wliar, who ? Is < ? iiinee tfil with the White lllekoiy . Wilson Wot ks ai Hast I'oint, (dx mil s from Atlanta. 'i'h odore Ifoosevelt has l?enn marrl l twp.:?. ttlr first wife was M Ins A I . e j I ,it, of Hoi on, who died two years yf t e i )e r marilaip', leaving a daughter. In ISVi'i ||f w ; i m mai l led again to Mis* i Kdith Kenmt I'arevv, of Now York. They have >l\ ehlldien, four sons an I i two daughter!*. Never has the Whlto lloase he!<| >><? many children among it* I occupants as it will have during 4ho J Kc.-i veil adml nlst rutttJif. I'ew men have won fame In f'rt many <M I fere n I directions as Theodore KfH.se veli . He is a Fehohir, author, soldier liti'i statesman. \t Harvard he wm distinguished for hlv exi elh in e l?oth In Mil lies and ath letics. There he acquired a ureal part of tli<> intellectual equipment hit liai In" n ?o useful to him dud st renythene I Ms originally mhtist M>n?titutU>n to a deirre" (hut wave iVtm renuirkab'e pbysUal |Hiwei and t uilurau' c. Heinarkutile slurbs a r<\rc;tn ted of hi* c\|?i l"|i( I'M a mom,' Ihe I't^ufjh idene'.tt i ! i the wild Wift v\ le n li" \as a ram h man and the manner In wHiieh he Iii M'if 'l le -pt rt wle re "t "iiderfeet" are held III ?on('Miipt *iiit i 1 they prove th- I; 1 Th oi|i re I :e.??si'\< It has he-n a pro Idle a u i hoc of liio'^r.lphh al histoi 1 -al n nd ptdil i 'I o- k". An on a his lie i e not a 1 1 ? eon ' 1 11 mi t Ion i ( i lit ralnie may h-' nu'iitioue 1 " 1 1 unt im: Trips of a Kam linian." "ISaneh l.lfe and Ihe lluntimr Trail." "Th ? Wild i less Hunter." Th se \\rr<* ail written in i m> ursi tin ? ?* oi Ton years uller (lie el< '-e of Ids rolh'Ke life. I. .iter he wiol" "The Naval War of 1^1", The l.lfe of Thomas II. Ileti |i r. !'l>" l.ife of (iovernor Morris," :i "History of (!>?? St,.le of New Vork," "lv ??.lyi on l'rai ilr?il Polities," an I "Ameriean !'<.'U!,."I Ideals." Ilo ?'<d - lahor; ti-d u r K ,'apt A. T. Mahan on the "l ap. i i ?} r ;.,ry of the Lhltlsh \ v i ? ? I w tii , k ? " i y i ' i ho t I <o ? 1 1; ?? on "H'i< 'i t'i"-. from ni' i iea n Histo ty." I i 1 ? " '? le- puldin" cd hin last hook, "T' ?? I'niiu'i JJId'-rs." w hl'di ;ri ven a. tli' ll'diir Irstr . v of 'lie w,irv w ith S ml'i, and evpi < ir.lly the part wlih h Ills fu iiioi;? command look In i( I *o?-?seve|| has made many notable pnli1'!' addrersrs and has anpeirril fr'? ouentlv ntion the leiture platform, lie Is a vi ry fereeful siM'.aker, plain and I < ? i 1 1 1 ? d of ppeei h, and a ffeet ln>r none ? > f the trleks ov faney flights of the pro fe? -i??iia I orator. He Is a man of action r.illi' r than words, lie cares Hide for Koi iety In Ihe (eclinlenl si n<e of (hat word, hut has strong *'oelal lnK(lnet?i which lie !ovcm to Indul'^" atnonfc his special friends. These he mi mhers in \arious walks of life, from the mil foil lie to I lie ll'Mllh e "a \ 1 '* o n- fi'uui the ]? ai iu ?l pmi'cssor to the plain far Mil'!". A man cf iimro ili'moi'M t |o nature nnd mannor" ill in 'I'll odoro IJnosevolt ran-lv so.-ii In < ol'ojr" )'?? took mm nclhv pnrt in debates ;inl soon ji f ( r- j- liis ki- i<1 :ri t iOi I'i'i ,uri' nromliunt In his jartv iniivrn t'oni n : i < 1 ainoni? lt?? i .imp ilcn spoa ld"fl. With Homy <*alw>" l.o.lro, of r)ni?*o|t?, and a numbor ofcothor rla'mr yomic lieMiihlha ns )i r? was oon-plrno'is for his opposition to the presidents I notn I ii'i 1 inn of I tin in** In 1SS4. fleor-re F\ l\dmnnd?. then a nator from Ver mont. was she randidate of this roteri \ l ir lie roroivod a vory rmall vote In t h?- < onvi'Mi ion. Ah (IiiV.'I iml of N>\V Yo'k I'oonovll dl?p|ayo I iivrk'-tl ? \> a'Utivr ability tin I flrir.p?>cf, m>l M?s admirers r??gard??l Mn> ;i? a fuluri; 1 'rt fldont of t lie* I'nltol St t I'l? notiiln'i t ion for f li*1 vl<"? pr^s doa c v w a ? a i' It'll I v fi- w of lh-' pa ' t v boss ? ? j: ud xvc, in fait. a< ? ompliuhed ov>-r tb? ('? ?'i ? an I opt osi* Ion of irn^t of th"'ii by one (,f t most opt hmMnst le and al rro't "!'oti|an?"iiM uprl"inRP over wit* in a national run vi ntlon. T) I'i'i1 lloo?"V?'lt i*? oni> of th"? ; ?* t fa w ho t vor /?' til'V^l ih * < 1 " ? ???? I '<??:, v ami crt talnly few rf on ? VI r I'li'ldint*" linvc Irnl so swift a rl- o or ?o roma v t It* a rarrcr. 1 1 ? ? \vn ho* n In Vow York rl v October 27. IS".*. *?r<t >??. t' ??!" fr*e umlor It ycnr? of ago. The original ItonsnvoltH of Now York have bi en f nr.ou.s from the time tha l?nt< h founded t ho'r ?clll nient at t '* ??* mrutli of tlo Hudson t<? the present 'Jay. Through siw r' o?|ve generations th^v have l'"cn sturdy, valiant nn>l fori o'ul mon, who have contributed their full part to |h?* ronntrv's hlatory. T*c l{\ indlvldn.allt v has asserted Itself In ma,ny ways and there hna nover he-n a time since polltlral parties were formed In 'his country when each of the?-o lending forrt* did not number T?oo?evplt* among It* devoted nJ* he-onts and valiant captnlna. The Ttoojev^lte hiv* dl*tln|rul?hed themaelvea In war a? well as In polities. Courage In pert of their natureTo th* stolidity nnd etubbornneF* oTv their Dutch nature haw b^en a^ded thK en? thuHaem and fir* which 'has ever Wis. tlnruf?hed the man of th!a republic! No family In. the United fltatea haa/?us. ^ine^t itaelf meea eteadliy. mne% the flret RooaeveU landed L.. thara haa not lean a ptuwHOn In vMch ona nr flar?< * ? < The fine ? train of T>utch blood which predomlnatea In Thaadora Rooaevelt haa been enriched by ? daah of the beet Heotch-Irteh a no?try to N> f^nnd Tht original RoomMt In Amtrkn came !i 1141. Re waa Kbat *' ?-n Rooce vel*. a man wba bad inu?ad bla quali ty before be eraanad tba aea and wh > I nhnwtd iiiu? If n?l to Inn dui.aa L ?>? *mm*m ?? ^ : ? -- - Bourcxful Dutchman held many placen of trust and honor in their' adopted Stato aiul became connocted with acv eral of tho other leading famihow of New York. Tho fullivi of Tin odore Koow?-velt. whm a BtroiiK man ii> vvory Kt-nm-; and ho won t or his wife a brilliant aiul accomr pllshed woiroin, Martha Itulloch dauffh> tor ?>f JainoM and Martha (Os wa.'dj OviU hu ll, of JtOHWfll, I ill. Ii is watd I hat the Vice President 1* ai much a I'ylloch its <i lioovewll. In him 'an In n'tany men of marked ublllty and hl?;h ambition tho i r/Vits of his loot ht'i ??i? chiaiiy ilit<iiU>'?iti.\ The I ! ii II' >< lih made hixtoiy InxJio year or ttlO Kcvolllllon. tho HtlMIKKleN with J'.'MKh iid lit IMMi an<l on both *ide.i Of tho civil war. Admiral I >u I1o< h. of tho Confederate navy, who su< < < ? ?{?-<! in Kviidlny out (he cruiser Alabama on l s wonderful and historic (rulift, wax a brother of our Vice t*i <'X](li n('H mother. 'IT ?don |{<os*'Velt was l orn not rh'h hul in lomfoi t i> I ? i n <um- 1 a ncos, with a proud and honorablo t.inuly nam* I)im k ol' him. lie Wi'H largely self ? educated, hilt af ter tho 1 1 i k t > >?' hool li'.ilnlii:; In- reu lv# I in New York ho \v nt P? Harvard, ulicK' hi' di.u iiocai- bed lilni.vclf ^as mil' h hy rtrenuouH and daririK man hood an li\' 1 1 1 m rxi-cllom in studies and koi iety debaton. I.lke Maeauloy, In- was lo-iko I up'?n ft m a prospective leader In popths Ioiik hffi.ri* ho onli'ieil i ? 1 1 1 > I < life nil I he l>ir< llioio than Justiln I t o hi 1 1 ? > t of t Lo I-' o\|> ctatons. III? \\i\ h wadrrated fiom llarvaid In IS, so and aft' i' spendim; a year in tiav I and study ijiino 'o liiv home to llnd lilniM lf in di'in.'itid for in t \ ? parly rer vloi' ai'd leadership. From his youth ho Iihh In i n a h-ad^r. N'etrro made h'ui 0110 iim I ho Iris d ?? v. -In'. <>i| iind ox tiiMpd piuo'M nf coin* mo ml which arc rarely e<iu.'i||ed II ? .'.as el. rt i i| to tlii- Yin k I.T 1? I: ! 1 1 re in 1 vx? ,md M-rVed t >i r- 1 o <on ?;i h-iiou^ly for live yea>?. II.- t J i < n ro^ljjnid it lo hrromc i ham l ion of 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V reform lie-asm ?? I, II 14 I is the i?al author of Now York's present; rtvfl n-rvV ? law. * ' ) I ! (? \\ t 1 1 f? ii e I fi>" the ma \ ora It y of New > oi k In I v s#i as t ) i < ? Candida I'- of t? < n foi ir. p ii t v. Ir I vx'.i I *i evident IPirilson apMnln'o) Mm j 1 1 1 1 ? m I >? r of tin- I " 1 1 i t e I Stat ? ? i T II pel \ .? commission, an olllce which hi* hell as president of tho hoard until May. I v. I;. ll>' was tie iiuthor. iclvoealo, pro tnoPi and pre.h,,-u' of 'In- \'?-w ^'oi 1< #li ? board of p, . I , ? - ? i i n 1 1 1 1 1 i s s i ( ? n * * r: i >n 1 ( t, i| ( iovern'^r of IV. In In's ho v New \nili. Win i fin- war witti Sp'ifn hrfiko out he 'Ti; i nl/.' d his famous IP m;h Jtidors. I i fi.ro lie- e\| liation of his term as I'li'i'i'i'inr f.i* was nominated for Vh e I 'i I'l-nt . I.v ii HKVMI.TS TIM 111 TK TO U.K. In Pis "I, It** of Thomiis II lti*np*n" Thooihiro IP o a v. It s'a ys of ( loin ral I ,e ? ;i inl his MohllOrs : 'The ih-i lino of tho militant spirit In the Nnr'he:is?t during: tie* firr( half of tlr-- c ntuty was tu u e h to hi: i enrol P d. "To it 1^ duo more than to anv other ea ure tho undouhled ;ivera>P' itulivlln il Inforlorlly of the Northern compared t'? liiv* Mniitheru t roops . nt any rate. :ii the hi-finnimj of the war of tie' rolid lion. The Sou t horn.'rs 1 ? their who'o nu.de of livdii.tr, their ha.hits, and th"ir |o?. o of onPloor <-poi i?. k' pt up Ho ir war-lll:e spirit: whl'o in tho North 'ho Stt-fiHled upper elnvsi S deVldopel al'Ul'< the linen of a wealthy an I timid hmir ids type, mo.tsn ri m; ev.-i y t hinir hy a i. 'i re;intih. rt tiidanl (a pi i iiHatly do leo-iiift olio hy iiselfi. and submit ti^f 10 Pp. tailed in loonl affairs hy low for oi"ii piohs. and in na'tonal mattnf-R hy t lie'r a rroira it t Koutliern kinsmen. Th ? nitl'tant sjiiiit of th?'o last eert tiiiSv . j ! he!!i !:? ? >?!?? ?'! in the e!v ! v a f. Tho wo;ll has nov.-r ?e,*ji lie(ft.r fi'tilier:: than 'lure v. ho I'l llou e | !,<.o; :?!.?! I'm *i I- oh r v, ill unu ju'iP.. Jiy r.m.c :>?; v. ilhoiit .lit > Kieptiol) M.i' Vei'V Kl>- i?? ? ? ! i f II t h?' i:re ii i t i I -iiis | h 1 1 th l'*:;-*!is',i s-p.-nkin;; p <?! 1 -s h ive tiiMiivh*. 11 ? !t and this, a'llioueh th.* la?t and i it i f nl his a ni ai'.onis t in . \_ hi'nr- 1 < ' 'i to I'l.ia i ? s in" mil o-| i a i y.:.. ..... n.. 'i r > i.l \W|l!ii';lot:." < 9 TWO HOY H li Ft O ES. Ar xoii i4 loiiu^lori Wlitnlti ; IMillnotlou ii h < ii l la w 1 1 ii ii I ^i*4. Two yoiiiii^ Iiernos have heoti devel oped in Arizona. They are Dhk and Alfrotl Hoi'iia. I I and la years old ro t.pectivo!y, and already they havo laid a foandaflon for fame its Indian trail ci'j and sleuths. TIicjc lads have ac companied their lather. I'eto Hoscha, deptilv s!i? rill' at Ctm^rexa, Arli;., on the most perilous expeditions and crim inal hunts, never iline'.ii even under the hottest lire. They ;iro expert iiiarli.mcn, having hecn trained to' fire arms from their infancy. Alfred first distinguished himself f.vo years ago hy the capture of Siuovla (.ia'reia, a notori ous Mexican desperado, who had shot tlie husband of a woman of whom lie was enamored. Sheriff John Munds, Deputy Sheriff I'eto lioscna, and nts ( wo sons started in pursuit of the bandit. ami. after following t tie trail for some distance. s*v:i rated. Several days aftvr Alfred encountered t lie des perado In a lonely canyon, and suc ceeded in getting the "drop" on him. (Jarela surveyed thy dwarfed and youthful lit; u re before htm with considerable amusement, and laugh ed \ aL tlu? hoy's assertion that ho was under arrest, lie reached for Ilia i^un. when young llosuha open ed tire, clipping off one of Uarcla's earii and sending two bullets through his hat. This was convinc ing proof of Alfred's aim. and the haitdit Mirrcndrtfcil himself uncondi tionally. A fowl months later Dick MoseHa was the jicro of a capture that was equally a? remarkable. Vinconto Ortego and two others cut the throat of an Italian and robbed him of con siderable gold dust. The lad trailed the murderer over precipitous moun tains. and after several rtnvs returned with him triumphantly. Ortego is now serving a life sentence in prison at Yuma for his misdeeds. The Weaver district, where the lioschas livo, is the heart of what once constituted the bad lands of Arizona. Famous old (Jeron Imo, at the head of the most san guinary band of Indiana then in ex istence. infested the ltlch Hill moun tains and the Weaver and Hluo Tank districts, firing settlers' cabins, raur drying, plundering, robbing stages and bullion trains, and creating a rolgn of torpor that will live in hUtcry. K?w England rtmaai f?r Tob??e<v There are In the United States $0. 000 acres of land devoted to tobacco, of which 1,000 acres are In New Ensland. The annual yield of all kinds In the country Is about 600.000,000 pounds, of which New Bnglsnd raises 11.000,000. n*eta?e-yi<ld per aero lbr0uO?tf* the country Is 700 pdunds, but In. New England It Is 1,700 pounds. It is Inter esting that all the tobad*o raised in , the country belong to tsoS^r three ^botanical specie*, yet tbere umma varieties pews <Mi>M ilaH odte jlttlBfi ? - - K '-A ? ' .. t ? o ? ?- . ' 100 PEOPLE KILLED. I Fatal results t.f a Mine Fxplosion in Colorado. h;e damp was iiii: caijsf. The Search I or the Killed It Is Be lieved That All I lio Workmen In the .Mine Were K'llcd. Colorado Springs, Special. ? A apocial to the Gazette from (Jlenwood Springs, Col., says: A f ri?h t ful ga?? explosltion occurred at I*: 30 o'clock Monday even ing lu the coal mine of tho Colorado Euol and Iron at Spring (Julch, probably resulting liydbo In stant death of all the miners at that t i in u engaged in work, an estimate of ! loo inep. Tho concussion of the explosion was terrJIle, and the entire entry wai? badly caved In. Three men worn rescued from near the iiitry soon after the ex plosion, hut tley wore so frightfully mangled as to bo unrecognizable. The telephone lino to Spring (JuKh is out of ol der and a messago was dis patched t.? the office of tho Pocahontas Mine, eight miles distant, where tele phone connection was had with (lien wood. A special Midland train was order? 1 and all the doctors in (Slcnwood' Springs were at once cent to the scene >?f ) )>4* /i wljj t "lyvf ? ".'m ' tion has been recelvod here as to tho number of men killed, but It is sup j pose.1 that the men at this mine work until tl o'clock except those who do contract work, and in that event it is I thought that almost 100 m'en must j have been In the mine at the tluio of j the explosion. There Is n:>t one chan e in a thousand 1'ot many uf them to es cape with their Uvea. C/.olgos/. Indicted l or Murder. Buffalo, Special. Leon l'\ Czolgosz, ' alias Fred Nioman, was indi<'ted Men I day hy the County Court grand jury for tho crime of murder in tho lirst de gree in fatally shooting President Wil liam McKinley at the Temple of Mu sic in the Pan-American Exposition grounds at 4:1i> o'clock on the after noon of September 6. When arraigned before Judge Ewart "K. Emory, the i prisoner stubbornly refused to answer quest ions repeatedly asked of him by District Attorney Penny as to whether li<? had counsel or wanted counsel. The district attorney then suggested that, insasniuch }is the defendant re fused to answer, counsel should bo as slgnetk/J udge Emory assigned lion. I.oran I-. I.ewis and Hon. Robert C. I Tit us. former Supremo Court justices ' of this lily, whose names had been .suggested by Erie County Mar Associ ation. Cigar Makers Return to Work, Tampa. I'la.. Special. Monday moruinx two mcnihors of He sislencia returned to work at the cigar factory, lmrlns the dnv th'ir example was fol Icwcd by others and the citizens aro hopeful that the strike is practically over. I'oli'-e and deputies were on hand at the factories, but no distur bance occurred, though ac cigar inaiv rrs' eating houses waiters refused to s. ? fve strikers who had returned to work. Several Editors or l/i Pe dera tion. the Ucslstem-ia's "newspaper, h ive been li Mctofore depart.i d but Cei piper iiss continued to appear. I his afternoon a wagon was driven to t.^e tl v m* of the olllce and its entire outfit was hauled away, presumably, with a view of preventing tho publication for the present. Wants Roosevelt Assassinated. Cleveland. Special. ? Prank Tddings, ?J2 years old. a blaekamith was arraien ed before Judge Kennedy in the police court on the charge of suspicion. In a saloon on St. Clair street Iddingr, Is al leged to have said I belong to a so ciety that will give $50,000 to any man who will kill President Roosevelt." hidings at h la hearing did not deny th..t l?o made the slacment. He was re manded to jail. Nova Items. It is reported that the American Tn baceo Company ha.-: offered to buy up | all the shares of Osden's Limited, a bin Hiitish tobacco concern. as the llrst Blt?i> toward acquiring cjntrol of tiu market. Foxhall Keene was saved from drowning at Newport by William K. Yanderbilt, Jr. First Yacht Knee. Sort York. Speelah. ? Aft??r a perfeet 1y harmonious meeting at the New York "Yacht Club, lasting u early two hours, between the America's cup chal lenger committee and the repre ??pta tivesk^jf the Royal I'l&ter Yacht Club, it was decided l hat as a mark of re spect t<> the memory of the late Presi dent the date of the first rae* for t'i<a America's cup s'tall be changed to Thursday, September 21. The sue c ???ding races are to follow according t.? the original plan s> that they will bo sailed Siturday September 2S, T(ie day O.'tober 1. Thuisday, Ort?her and Saturday, Octobcr 5. The Dry (ioods flarkct. New York. Special. ? The general de mand for cotton goodavhaa l>een jauiet without material e.hanfl^ In toSlo or priors. All descriptions of mourning rood;?, solid blacks and others have bean In good demand and price? are Jr r ? su'.arly h'gher. Stocks of b'.ack cot ton.9 here are limited. Print clotha-are quiex and unchanged. There is uo chang* In the general run of prints or ginghams. nor, in white gopJa. " Enfclttaer Killed In dolNglon. Rome, da., "PpectkL? JL head-end col 11 on occurred pn the Central or Georgia Railroad Monday afternoon of Rome, between a freight and the north-bond passenger train. Both en gine* ware telsa coped, and the combi nation baggage car gad mail ear waa ({?forms th*? W?r* k*|>cn?l?B. Aboufc three-quarters of a railroad's receipts come from tho freight depart- ? incut. Tho passenger department ?up- j pile# nearly all tho rest, tho incorao from mail, expresu and other privileges bring tomparatlvcly ntnali. I'arrying * p;?aenijer? i? a n'.mplo matter, or would be, if atata legislatures did not now and then take a hand, in prescribing o<l<l< ?1 specifications for railroad pas I WU&ii Hervlof, In Ohio a law waa pnfrH d decreeing that I he height, be- ' twcun the platform amr ? Vhf' lowest stepa of pastsenger coaches statu Id not ox<</"d'l2 Inches. This coat thV uaH nearly $10(i,0f>0, and tho reforrr4 led to the abolition of a number of da;; i htojiH w ti?re tho pausongers had been i quite willing to scramble up off tho bal Ivmt. ? A I nslec'a Magazine j | * To Avoid Lightning'. If put of dyors keep away from trees, hayracks, houses, large .shec's i > i iv.iter, river hanks, etc. if in the op*n plain, where there are no trees or building* you arc safer lying down than standing j u;>. If near a wood, May there, and do'l n -t go nearer. If near a single tall tree j yon arc pretty safoVllurty vards away, ; Indoor* you are safest of all it yon adopt Franklin's plan. Find tlur geoine- J trical center of tho?rooui. Hang up a i hammock by silken eords, get in and ' stay there. Failing a hammock, sit <>n one chair in the middle of the ro< in \vi;!i your feet <?u another, first placing be neath them a feather bed or hair matt ress. Hnt do not sit under the gas chandelier. Whether out of doors or m doors keep away from the chimney or from metallic ina>scs of any kind. And possess your souls in paticnce.? /.(Wt/Mfi Ai on*. I If a m~n mnkoR mo keep my distance | tho comfort la ho keeps his at tho | same time. ? Bwift. Oeeim View, Vii. ih rnpiilly assuming preewb'noe fin n Siimi iii?'r liesi.it. lis neecHsit-itity, proximity to Norf<>lk, from which point it in reached t >y fh etrlo curs on a fiemient and convenient Mhcdtdo, and nhoveali, its great natural ad vantage* aiid nltractiona, and HjilenOid hotel accommodation**, easily plaeo it wit li tbo fort most of our feticide res iln. Tim Sea board Air I. Inn Ih tlu? direct route to Norfolk from all pom * Kutivli, pUCATEforBUSINESS ^LEXINGTON Bll i'lfi'lss COLLEGE, i.i:.\i\<;to * k\ A Hlshrtn** Itintnrs<i Ir.itnln^ sr'i>'>l fur liny* nml ? i Ir 1 1. year. Uo?t ('tiiiloiiii'nut: .').!-t nl evury tl:lii ?, Cfuraed elcctivu mix! ?.to>ruui- Mai In*. } t't>u<>ii)lr<. vll Onvt'riicif >i( It'll) -> In;;. I.ov, Imnk l'-<>|.|n.{. I''ii>nan*li!|>. Ktiurth nut. iyjM*wrltln< ami I :aii . Kn-'lUh. W vm* loilnv fur liun l hook ami < Ir <'iii|?rs ?? x i >' ;? i 1 1 ? i k ovorylhliiK AiKlrc^s llt-njamui 1). Juui'i. I'renlilt'Ul. I.r xiimloii. lil. THE SWIFT CREEK DAIRY AND STOCK FARM linn for frIo < IIK Wa iHi itn immliiTof Hog) <i?'r< 'l AJCl! V. mix .lUltrl V III I.I. H AMI HI'.U'i'ltH. n I from Krcut Milk ant! UutU r Mwk "i" ' aii io-iImp: none l>oi u-r 111 i in- Sim it'. 7 ft ? AtiMKl <?{ I In- f iinc u* St ?kc S*. I ainlx it nml < 'Diniiit-- ii' l> I'l'ilc.l. I *< >l.? n ?l flilim 1'lKS u. ways nil Ii'iii I. T. I* ItrtwwHI. Itnttlelmro. N.C. FOR COLORtO STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES. ST. AUGUSTINE'S SCHOOL, it \ n. r. <"?>'. I ok l? * <?? N <? fru ? I , I Jul 11 ?l r I a I, 1'ri J n lny Schoitl lor \ itrwp*. t'.AjJ a Miiiilh. t.ulpntn ii. hi w>"k l heir w?v ?n<l fn in Mvlit Ht h'>"l i uriM'jiirjr, i'Mmlng. llrlcitlav I i;;. l'li'lcr the rpln-". nl f I. \i roll. 9Slb Yrar. liir < i.tuloicU)*. h|i|i'> tu 1'rluc l| al, Hulcll.'i A. t . iter. A. B Uuktrr. IP r* <! KiiKine?, Wc?< (1 JTmors, It 1?- Crosstib 2 ff* Much: ij?;h n ml Other Mnohlncry, f LL J Alniiufucttircri by lh-> SaUrn Iron W111U.1, Sal cm. N.C. ASTH^A-HWeFEVER ? , Aoaitcss DR.TAFT 79 ? 130'-" ST.. NY CITY Q7C f n e IjJA Per Month *3? I v IU Klc^ant Premiums Frte ! A<l-lro-??. SCOTT REMEDY 10, Louisville, Ky. \\ hiMi you wrltu luvittiou tuls i npor. ' 4Tlie Smice tlint iimilo Went Point Intuitu". MclLHENNY'S TABASCJ. u L li u i . . , riKMDIOM), V .A , Oct. 7-12, 1901. A will t.rinj,' fu.I In fv rmalion. KICK HUM) CAI \IV,1I ASS'S ?111 K. .M Ail) M., IC l< llllioltil, I #? - - CAPUDINE \ I'd iik \ i> \< 'ii ics \ I1' I'- V I{ > I' in HJ Willi Q iln|( m it , r(>vnril<t \<t V/I1M...J, rt'i'I A litiii.' ?' lii-' v.? tl:n /? vtr. A 1 All. ill: ('ii s :n'ii: < - ? * rv. (tU: I'aV H.K.I'AKf ?x:.t si.kh $5,600 \ J -I- m. <>???'< i i.o YyJ AT ViOtt I ItKK SI' II ( 1 1 \ ItS II I l"?. l!< > \ li l> < i osr, Writ" </'i I K I ? i ? \ ? M i CoilOo'O, MaColl, i ? $900 T( ) SIJ I )0 A VF:Ak We want intelligent Mea anil Women ? < Traveling Kef ic- < ntatives <i I.<ViI .Muii.'tgd ?< ; 6a!uiy J. o lo tjsr'o a \ *~n i ami all CX} clixe ?>, acconlitit; to ex; ei nine and ability al?o want lortl ie|>n?f iiiiiivf ; halu'V t'i t" t'!< 11 ivrrk and tc-m in ihsk.ii, iV^etidinx n; ? '? 1 Hie lime devoted. Send J liiiiij. fi.i lull paiiii u!u; ^ and position piefeifd. Ad<ite>> lJept. II. 1'IIli Wii.l, COM I'AN V. I'lulatlelpliia, J'a. 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