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ORADOHIG For Ricff Why John Ball tgr Venezuela. yie Origin uidr'HIstory of -tlis BoTindiry TroiiMfl. paaiii Hit JicrtMcd New Diietrerfff. With Uncle Bin'i Interests cams InTolyed Bow cFrfcMfrt SUry af iaa Caar-plieiliii Tiai Miy Leal Ta Opts HMtilitta. of the Tflr.d SIS BOtrUaj Bilsss-, Lord Salisbury to submit the to arbitration, and the avowed such Benaaors Lodge.

Cul- Ajien sad Can to urge Upon Congress 4y uon, th Vsossueiaa boundary dl-ku been laveeted wlih aew Interest. ewibbb yssterday la a special frocn uointon gev tb exclusive la formation ih. British Minister had subtnlttad rd Salisbury's reply U) President Cl.ve-tnt; demand for arbitration In tha Vene-PBaa Imbroglio. Although greet secrecy oberrved at the Blale Department it uctn that too reply unfavorable. cm tn northern end of the South America Comment, facing Uttla toward the aod wttn Us shores washed by tha 0f tha Cajlbbeea Baa Is tba KepuMio Historians and geographers rHvoodtili for th.

preveHtns; opinion i not morn of a country, but do-this It is ptaylne an Important part In worlds affair and la Just now tba scene dispute which, if continued, la likely to Involve th United Btatea In a serious diplomatic eotantieineat wKh Knaiaad. THB TlKMIUSLJkM TBOCBUi Has been gome on for nearly TO years, but alUkouh England durlnc all that time baa optnlr defied the Monro doctrine tt waa aet until lately that aJTairs took such shape to warrant interference by the United frfm. This ebon la brouaTht about, by the fact that financial and business Interests of American dtlsens are now at staks aad a formal appeal has been made to President Cleveland for their protection. Th situation, la short, la this: Under con-crasioaa from tha Government of Tens-loela. the Manoa and Orinoco Companies, cesipoeed of oltlaens of the United Stats, bold title to 14,000,000 acres of valuable lands aloes; the south bank of tha Orinoco RlTsr, embracing a number of rich rold kids.

Ezmhvnd refuses to permit these A ma rtcans to ekerclse tbetr rlchta of poa-I'ealim and has Installed aa armed force to keep them away. Thus, from belna; a acre boundary Una controversy between Esfiaad and Venasuala, tha dispute has become an International affair in which It stems the UnMed Statea maat sooner or btrr take a hand. Vsseiuela. despite all rcporta to the contrary, is considerable of a place. In area of territory It covers 632.80T square miles, vtuch makes it nearly three times as Larse as Trias, and the latter la considered the r-aot of states.

The Venezuelan population all of 2.SU0.000, which Is at least 900.000 store people than can be found ia aay stats la the Union with the exception of New lark, Pennsylvania, Ohio aad Illinois', thb NarckAi. aaaormcxa Of the country are varied and Important. Gold, copper, 'phosphates and coal are pro-4ikd tn considerable Quantities, and th uporu sf coffee, cocoa, tobacco aad cotton art constantly Increasing. Veoesuela ia a rtek land, favored In climate and teal location, and thereby hanaa a tale of Hrttlsh acrreeaion. dating back to 182T, anc when the daplotnatea of Bmssmsd bar plsytng football with tha Monro If there Is any principle of American fovernment well understood and respected iopl of ail political parties In thb) wintry it Is this same Monro doctrine.

it has no place on our statute books; It ia ntreir the enunciation of the personal of an individual who chanced ta be the Executive of th nsUlqa, but. ds-Mts this. It Is the unwritten law our land, tha very embodiment of the naclpl of American Independence and security. The Monroe doctrine la simple la imm and easy to understand. No words faa better explain It than those used by rnawent Monroe himself ia touching on tc matter his meaaaga to Coa srtts, December 2.

1833. At that time we halng a UtUe misunderstanding with Kuaaia and Great Britain resrardlng their nnt and Interests oa tba Northwsat and Spain and Portugal bad Biue too aggreaaive toward tha South Aaartcan Republics to suit tba broad axaaiCAMitst or Jasraa atoxaoa. la telung Congress that negotiartions wen ay for a settlement of tha North' troubles, PraaMoat Monroe aald: is the discussions to which this Interest tiven rise, and ta th arraaganMnta by uco they may Unainata. tha occasion Judged proper for aa a pria- in which th rurhu aad Interest at i-mted 8tata are lnTOivad. that tba rlesji continents, by tha fret aad teda-dat condition which they baa asawtaad xx maiataia.

ara baaiafatb stot to be as subjects tor rotor eoloDixa- or any europaaa powr. a. a ay. It. tharefoM tn ralatton, erfstHMt lstwsoji tba TJaltad states ad those powers, to declars that: coDsKter aay attatapt oa thafr part extend their system to ay portlow Of MhMpbara as daajreroos to ottr peace with.

wo exlatiBa- ooloatao Or ee My Earopaaa power a- nnmr4 ma hha sot interfere. 1 wn nu ta who hav "ated tbetr aad aaalatattad i ja. nnnssisws wa ss, wo I eaBatoemiaa aad sat Just principl. i OBl aot iw any tn- sruoa tor tba parpoaa at oppress wr, rawmiiku; ia any other snanaer sfVT fhaa aa the manUtstaUon gj aatrlaadlp dUaoatttoa toward th Tba asriaitUT'pUbk aad the jwiat a eaall European Dower as Lni ba-h ISet that they muat TatiitXMerr wyrtllci oa tha Americea heoiisphere. Bad ttk of Eaclaaa) they hart cV wf.ii rha exoeptKw tk taatyr Sort of rraaca to ecablisk Wan, refer I 9axl an MaxJoUHaJi afceywjwv It Prei int Uoarow had WTittas Ua twrigut m.

propkat ka awajU ft Ta tba) flan jar ha taauwi smt aonrauiy, Cada.Oa rte mt oalnr aUpo(a baajna fa' 1837 Eaf laa4 tain ona-tactly haraasloeT Ya tsoaJs a4 trrlna to buUdosa tt laru gtrta allot ft raiaaJila rid-waw tarrttary tarcw Mat ot New Torlu Ta attoatloa thoracal la ta Itaana aba cWsea tor Wlk It MtTtramar -veeada4 a1rCIaw4 MuaMaj waat tkw only proper way aav qtr Mwat aada ta ay ajaca i I aaaaaewt, artfpiKhaM frwaa tba ajaxaraa. bat a rtyfllaad aoraruwant aatca artibiaiaal BM4a tu taa wagraa far Una aa tta laa bdUara ara apaaa4 at.Ta clear wa ana fanaajlaa jjaat Kaaaa4. aw. atraaa at oatalatsa; aaaual mt aaoaM bjain twa Cattad tba ataajz laxKaasv aatc Waattata waaxld eater-a oa tha aavMBd --tbat tba ITBUed taaa any, tba aJaM mt tba diaae talaa 4a loot MaeaM aa aa asd rba efejecUoa waald waiiaul af every clvlllaad aatoa ta rHa warid af mt frea ta spa bennly. Taaa ta in aaiif the ettaaUoa ta Vaanaala, arK iaa aa-eaptloa Uaat Vaaaaw ta To raaka Oraat vect Ha aaataaj (tat At aMf ajaawaaaa and aa ta tba naa seaa at ta aatanar wiia aaaea taaa mild obtoctiaaaL It twmm mm lata aaaat ad Veaasuala that Cotnaabua arat eat faw aeon tba Aaartlaaa aaaJnland.

Tbia was la 108, on tba aecaaloa af bia third vayaca la quest af a saw world. By vtrtaa af db eovary aad coaaaaet of tba ladlaa trtbaa, watcb aa ta that tlmw bad baaai I la atly ta-babttaata, tha ooauMr paaaed fcata tba a eaaatoa of Spain, aoa that aatloa retalaad undisputed control antil tha Veoasuaiaaa revolted ht Uia Venasaala bad tbaaarrowa to be quite a power, its people war rich aad bTAva, and, aJtbaosb mt Spaalab descant, rebelled aaalaat tha isrtMiM af tba mother land, Lon years af war foUowwd, and, whUe tba vtotory waa vlrtoaUy woa In Lial, Spain waa able ta delay recocnltloa of tbe Jndependaaca of tha coaatry aata 140. With ndepeadaoc from forwin eoa trai earn lntmaa-etnfe, growuia; out of the deetre of tha various aaptraata for political power and place, and there was a eertee of revototloao and ctvll war laetlaa almost to tha doaa of 18T0. But urine all thla time aa country aaeapt England tbouabt of quaatlonlna tba rtfbt of the Venaaualans ta the poeeessloa of tha land. Tha title la a dear one, so tba lawyers aay.

Spain obtained by the discovery of tha country aad tba subiusatloa of tha natlvea. and it passed ta Venasuala Itself when Spain, at tha end af a ortg bloody war, conceded bxtepeadenc ta th colony bnd a UFUsUC WAS BST4BU1MD. Now It happened there had bees a war between Haaia aad the Dutch which was settled In lot by the cession to Holland of a out slice ot toe upenisn territory in aoutn America adjoining Venezuela on tha east, wlra the Kaeoulbo River aa Its western boundary, the deal being ratified by the treaty of Munster. In 1814 England obtained from Holland a portion of this ceded territory neat to ana adjoining ue ce- which waa named British Uulana. waa not tone before the enterprising Eariiahmen dlaoovered that the lands of Venezuela lylnx vest of Ui Esequlbo were nener in sold ana other valuables thi their own, aad quietly they began to sneak across cne oounaary une ana estaonsn themselves ta Venesuela.

At that time the country was but sparsely settled, and It was a Ion- While before news of tha In as Ion reached Caracas. One day tn 1827 the venesoelans awoke to the fact that the Knatish bad a Brm foothold la th country. hamlets of fair else had been established at convenient points, and a trading station waa 001ns; a good business at the mouth of tha Fotnaron River soma mile north and west of the Bseouibo boundary Venesuela waa in the throes of a war with Hpain, aaa 00 old do nothing but enter a protest against th invasion. To this England replied that a mistake had been made in setting the original botrndary. and that tha British territory really reached to the mouth of the Orinoco River.

In support ot mis ireaire ana oargmms witn tn native Indian tribes, which had lonar been under the proteetioa af Spain andWenesueia. were uuuiru. ana it waa eiao aiiearea a aumji title had been obtained from the Dutch who asset-tea tnax arter Taa ntaATT. or arcxrrsa They had) made a number pf successful rorays lot th Spanish lands wast of the Esequlbo and bad retained the territory. (.111 10 oe leise, as th Dutch were Invariably driven back and forced to retreat across tne river.

Finding Englsnd would not evacuate the coun try venesoeia etrereei to submit the koun. dary question to any nowera for bltration. but this waa declined without aoka. Finally, la 1841. havinsr ui lis f.ght wrth Spain In ahape so tt had a little breathing pat Its objections to the English invssloo in such tuna aa answer bad to be given.

That answer was ia affect: Wa bar boorht thla coun try from the Indians and th Dutch and propose to retain cr Of course, th Vene suela people cot mad about It, and their anger was Intensified when, la the Encllsh 'Government sent over a esnn's. al on under Sir Robert 6cbomburgk for the urpos si numni out tae ooundarsa of nr out mua ouiana. scnomburgk staked out ted line running from the mow louth of the Orinoco River south by a tortaona route to Ho. ralma. and thence directly south to the Br sail eatona- off- from Vim.

auela and adding to BritTah Guiana a slice of country larger than tarn entire State or New York. This action Inflamed the Verte-suelsns ao much that ohomburgk. la self- defense, bad to pull up hla boundary markers and rear the neighborhood. It was a bold move on Bcbombargk' part to stake out so large a tract ana claim it for England, bat it ara the only way in which th rich cold fields in that Bart of Viu ooald be eeeured for England. Subaeauent expjorauocie aava tkewa stiU richer fields te tne westward, aaa w- tne British boundary Une claim baa been pushed many miles to th west and Berth of tha Bchom- burgk Una to cover them, and nearly doubt ta earniory suasa est ta itu IB ww cunaasT, sTsteXAwD.

In 144. the British Governmeat's foreis-n policy ha ring been modified by Lard Aberdeen's a dra Lnlstra tion. another envoy waa sent to Vsaesuela to fix upon a boundary line, It waa ta vain tha little Republic demanded the matter be left to arbitration. LatsI Aberdeen's rear at live went ahead with nn wora wiinoui consulting ins owners ot the Whether It waa because of braoraae of the location of the gold fields or. sham for tha arced of Schom-burgk la not known, bat taa new boundary waa set many soilee to th east of tba first location.

IsavtneT out the oriferoua land aad -tba aaoutb of tha Orinoco which waa ana of tha commercial strongholds gnsj-i waa most aazwoa to gain control ot. Lord AKeriaena anvav aropoaed to make the British Guiana line beajia at the mouth of the Maroco Rtver mod ran from there southwesterly and -then easterly to Rorai-sna, aad -from toe latter point follow- tba Bchoroburgk Una a the Braail boundary. Venesuela arain proteated. and tha Aral thine knewa waa prepartnx to take poesesaioa of -taa taaa by foroe. ateee aft this Veoesuela arread to aa ai UUce.

both countries pled King themselves. la ISiiOw net to occupy to 011 .,,111 tha matter waa as Thla compact was kept until 188L except that in the meantime ajurushmea ware con- tlnually sneaking over tna una and eetab-iiehina- tbemeeHea In favorable location a. but there was no concerted! move by the British Government. tst jbpi, now ever, PlllJ n.viils bad a -new baaudai-v ntmA out which was a sort, of eoaapreealse be tween the homourga aaa Aoaroeea tinea. The Granviiie survey made tb British bom-dary bee-iaat point mW way from the Orinoco and Maroco Rivera and run Ihout eouidltsnt lines laid out in, 1 r6? Ku- yuat iilver.

front wuicsi potat it rouowed est ABranEajr subvbe. --s There was some prof pect af aettltsaeat an this basis 'hen Lord oraaviu went eut of ortice and eucceasor oeua euaereat vie we lWd that the alhH- a-at eaa waal aarwat Vara aaayjaiaaii aa t' tMun t- 'axara Posebarp -ba submitted arepealOow sarins; brlaal eontroi af tba aaoatb af tha Orineoa Hirer, an4 aimoat ataraitajieotM.y lx-ltlb troops wr aaevea beta th dinut4 tarrltary for-tiAed poetUoM tabaru ant rloa frvwa that th eovatry waa aader briuaa eoaoroL Tbia waa toij a aa vz r'oi vaiaaota eoaeeatoaa af Vao aad salaea 1-nuab -tfb)eUk Vneaia- rraataa5 jr. coaeaasicaa aaira prr paruas to otir parOaa. Amorg tha tr.a tid ua by doubia rraaia is a tract of OAjO raa aos tba aootb baa af taa Onaoae Kivar. which aoaaraeaa asaay rvh cold belda.

rarlaal aervad aotioa that nobody woald paraalttad so take peHuua am-aar tba isaelsa fraats. aad hat troop la rho flald ta back wp tta aasrrua. Ia-trBdins; lavas tors war scared oL aadT tba Eocllaaaaaa bapt rrawaia to aa 1 1 fuutilr, ta Jwm, tav. the Uanoa a tore fiiiiale araaaJsd bv Ai OrW el Hi eaa. sasite a formal deaaaad for aeeie eloaj mt tba propertie aadar tha Vaoaaoela uneeasaaa.

la rispoass to tbha Praatdiat Carralaad farially broarbt tba aaattar ta tba attaoUoa of tba bnuab tiovaraanat. bot wo satkaTartary aarwer baa bee a bad. la tba saieailis tba aantaab kM oa aa- aata ta day ao.ouii aaay baadrad Ilea Of theea Ore tat ay eat tba arst aaoaT bee) traa4 fcbaaabarsk rat mt aad i wa) a aa waV I has Cos: load BatJy aa lirtoaah I a. is aa mf ha aa so mmrA o- Ia a a a 4 anoad mt tao -m sm.a a-e ah a vers, da atrtH by a lb af taa OrV ot to tba a-wb la asaa ta tba taaatara Moaa- aa4 a aa taa pitisj aad t-ra saapo aa a i CONSOLIDATION Of Commission Firms. A Mtmt Tlat Will IU Carried Oit Tt Sara Tktitaala af Dalian.

Before many days tba Cincinnati Union Stoek Tsrds will be thrown Into commotion a baa the scheme that is bow known only to a few will be put Into operation. Those directly Interested, aad upon whom the blow will fail with crushing effect, have bad no intimation of Its coming. For the past week a quiet canvas has been made among all the comlssion firms who hs.ve dealings at the stockyards, and la understood that almost all have agreed to enter into an agreement which will probably go Into effect on the first of ths year. TMs agreement Is that all the com mission Arms consolidsts in so far as to employ only one set of men to do their work st the stockyards. Under the present system esch firm has from one to three men employed at tha yards, who receive targe salaries.

Quite a number are paid aa high as 12.000 per year for the trade they control In the country, being- of no other service to the firm by which they are employed. It can readily be seen that if these firms can, without Injury to their interests, have mutual employes to attend to that branch of tbelr business it will be attended by a Urge saving In salaries amounting to thousands every year. On the other hand, however. It will throw a treat many men out of employment who have spent almost a lifetime tn acquiring Lhe knowledge ths which baa peculiarly fitted them for this particular Dusinesa. At tha meeting this week' of the Live Block Commission Merchants' Aasocistlon ths matter will be definitely settled.

The rojectors of the scheme are sanguine that is feasibility will be recognised by tb commission men In general and that they will meet with no oppoe.lion in carrying it out- Did yeu see the crowds at BMlnto'a BatardayT A SUCCESS Was tba New Piajr, "The Wis Woman of the East." The success of the musical and literary entertainment given by the seniors of the Wyoming School last Friday will probably be ths spur to other efforts In near future. Much of the praise for thi excellence of the performance falls on Mr. Louis M. Thayer, who with his maiden effort, -'The Wise Woman of the East," received the merited encomiums of those who were fortunate to be present. In conception, scope and construction the play is entitled to rnk with the productions of more pretentious playwrights, and gives promise of great talent in the yonng author.

Following is the programme: Mum hUaJoUn Club Miaa Edna Stover tVBt. Jstim-s Tne Dooaaoo Partr Oration Music Muste The Mandolin Club Mte- rji urDOrt, The sCaadoila Club lnterDtisston Potiowed by a new and orirlnai dratae. "The Wise Woeian of tna East." by Mr. Louis U. Thayer, nroduMd by the foUttWis ectracnlvs cast: BoloaoR.

Mr. Tbsrsr Queen or Bheea suss Jennie Havuii Iasrf ttia Hib PrWat Mr Horai "ji Bea Har Mr. Victor PentArs on Lvi Mr. aliaae ciara Blectnc Herod CMcaso Motor man Mr. J.

R. Uneis Abrahass The Patrlaroh Patron of rhs Wyoatlaa rowtertes Mr. Oris Parker Kasoleoo As sesa br wjs Twentieth uiry Mr. V. Tyler Easnistt Boowau la searen or a vire Mr.

W. Itandan An Ensrtiah ontrteroaa with a past. Mr. T. Benjamin, a poor orteaau slave.

W. aaata (Saua, Che pet rue saint of Infams. Mr. J. Fersusoa Ttt Tlevea.

mesnoers or a rreax Dana. Mr. w. jsrses sir. j.

Lovetl Babv Buth. on a atlsstoa for her i stiss mover Trilby, who has lost bar slipper Miss K. Chancy Sberlocklna Mouses Toe Mnetseom ea. turr Wonder Miss Dotiie Bator The New Woamn. of aa Advanced Trpe Mr.

Ctilaisal Faodea, attsadsnt on Mr. N. The marl or Wise Woeaaa Miss Rdytbe Tylsr -The roong ladr weio Mays snis pare aoes net wtah her naoe to appear, aa she Is at an txtreese- ly modeet aad rearing aispostnon. Bceae The Bioyre cuo. la aisat of the rTrra aalda.

DarxTca, Txxas, October 21, 1805. Da. D. Jathb A Bon Gentlemen: About six years ago my sister contracted a severe cold and was troubled with a bad cough. EVerybody thought shs was verging; toward consumption, as every Indication pointed to that fact.

She became very weak and dell- te. Finally a physician was called In. who pronounced her disease consumption. He recommended a change of climate and diet as a means of relief. These failed to do aay good whatever.

In the meantime she continued to grow worse, and the doc- re said aba could not recover. A friend Induced her to try Dr. D. Jay-no's Expec torant. After taking a few dosea she began ta Improve, and after she had taken three bottles she waa entirely welL and has ever since aaUoyed good health.

I consider that to Jayne a expectorant eh ewes her complete restoration to health. L. W. kiun. The beet Family Fill Jayne'a Faialees Sanative.

KURD IEEE ABBX3TED. ATTaJtoooa. Tern, Deormber WT1- liaai Diron. a notorious Chattanooga, murderer, waa arrested to-day at Birmingham. a.

Three years ago be killed bia sweet heart la a cold-blooded manner. She waa talk tna to another and hs itemed end stabbed her through the heart, killing her Inetaatty. tie escaped to Cincinnati, and hater went ta Birmingham. Juew nrieaa soaks Bhilllto's big business. A VEATEa.

II CUSTODY. arectaa sssrlTcB ve vas sawmia. WAaaast, ommx IJecainber 8. H. L.

Wearer, of SaietB. wbos dlssppas ranee waa aotad la tba dispatcher, thla Bsoraiac. has beea arrested bar and wffl be held until hla fetedr arrive. Weaver Is only 1 years Ola. tnst ss euvnu oe iirsane.

tie beeb under saedical traatataut la Baffala. 1 ai Bhilllto's are eetac Ckriataaaa mYTtHIjSTIS. CTWTxrtAJta. KT. last atght drovw tba bant mt Mr.

Cusaber. ear thla otty; aad cot awar-wltb abootaoa pounds of tooaoco that had Just atrtpDedV Kciw ta taa thievaa. II TEE ACt' i- ereeta bsisasca aarxa saerrrta. Fittuucm W. Va, December McGowea.

A notorioas character, waa arrested to-day for buixlartxing th reside ace ef William Cohetv aiswiia aaa aeoa a a naml Prar datwa eerrttery, aad to awaaee Mae, heat tbey 4. alaad aaa baa aa saaaaiaaa to proa tba anas) sal i a with aijaae a aa ao im'ir a4 faiir tone as etaa fas Win. ia th ecu AFMEATll; ciiiciiTiTATi, a "Vi' 'A-'m ia- 'i -J V-aw saa -aaa I a JP Tb tHT Wltmvlij Straax 'Ikdrtnti' Drtaflai, By Kx. Mr. TboaactihbwJ aotiaty lea asckt so tba aetrtatr af tbia aUT aaaat-tsar limai laa Osajrt, mm tba aablsaa mt -TrnfUmr Hareaftar, or Whs Kaapta Aftaa Dsatk.

Tba ssjbtact asaac mt taaar- ast ta larrs aslisaii eat ta taaer. Ma. fisfdlst Wu arttk tba praaalUisa fears aatertaioed by pla far what Jm ta coxa after deatb. Hs hoed that all dread a ta tba ban tbia Baa la ta Ufa aad acttea ta tba tta kidsoa atraetar. arty aeoarrapbersk aad who rssa hideous flgaree for all those portsooav at tba earth tbea bssa explored.

-It as oabr aasMassarr far a te raMnaally exaiore a tsyst said be, "Immt tba aerstary aad dreed ra-tardlac It atay diaappear anrlrety." He claimed that Thaosopbr explored tba mysterious raaiataof aaatb aad tba beyand antil It safety isvbdd tba being ta charge upon the earta agala rataoarnatad. aad that after aaaklng tba veyaga in tba Tbeo-sophical bout ao maa ever afterward allowed hla pbapMaataa to palat tba ragloa with shapes af taraar. 'Theosophy." aad ha, "aaka bo one to accept a statement on authority, but leaves each to cWtermio. for himself upon the evidence and proof aubaatttsd. Tb states after death." eoaUnued Mr.

Harding, "may be divided mta 'Kama. Locs-' meaning the place of desires, and heaven. When the body Is thrown off after deatb we are tn Kama Loca, aadther atate of matter around thla earth larisihU to tb physical eye. bat risible to soehe clairvoyants. After a period there another deatb takee place aad the soul awakens tn heaven until It reincarnate Into another body on earth.

Earth life la the moat important, because during It all new )houghta art created, aad experiences bad. while la tha other statea tb aoul Is Mill more than a reflective mood. The things that build up or degenerate tb aoul ooco'r during active life on earth. For Instance, during the stats of unconsciousness called sleep tha actio na of the mind are baaed upon the experiences of the Individual during waking hours and can go no further In any direction of thought or fancy than waking experience warrant. After death nothing can be originated, only the earth Uf la lived over again.

The states after death are merely the reflection the productions of the last earth life experience. Heaven Is to make tba narveet ar nie IMJeOBTAl TBB SOUL. Man la tha thinker, and during waxing hours Is always active, sometimes creating thoughts ot a lower nature, aaaer, envy, hate and Jealousy. Ws put much thought Into material things of daily Uf and busi ness. At other times our taougnts run to hurher sentiments.

The book of the re cording Biuret is a real thing: no thought nor aet exists but is therein recorded. Thus at death we have built up a tnougnt ooay which la a harvest of our Ufa. Dartly of a hlaber. and Dartly of a lower nature. When the physical body la discarded this pass Into Kssia Loos.

'Her In this state tna lower is tnrown off that the hlerhsr may pass Into heaven The length of the stay depends upon th strength and vitality put Into the passions snd destres during earth life. The dominant desire during earth Ufa holds full sway; we are conscious witnout wui, sag iea miner and thither by these desires. The destres are gradually dissipated, aa mere is no bodv throuah wblok to repeat them, and when sufficiently Weakened the hlrher can escape and awaken In heaven. These desires represent our sins which are taken up again when we return to the earth and ee- new tne struma, nis struma is contin ued until at last three desires ar all mas tered and we ar perfect. UICICBB.

"Victims of capital punishment and sui cides are conscious in Loca. 'By violent death the Identity la not lost with the bodv. but passes into this stats where It reaaalns until tae time at wblca the natural course of the man's life would have ended. Full of- enrer. hate and re venge, tbey float about, seeking the weaker whom thev aaa use to accomDllsh their Bin ful ends and carry out tbelr Ideas of rag aad revong on humanity.

When the occult side of maa a nature is Better understood csnltsl Dunlshment win be eooitsbed. bui clde does not free one from trouble. There la no war of eacaoina- It. It Is tne Density Inflicted for abuses of many and varloua kinds, Whether these abuses are conscientiously committed or not, the full sentence must In sll cases be served out. The average term of existence la heaven is esti mated to be LOOO te 1.600 years.

"The lower life is left In Kama Loca. On earth we spin th silk snd In heaven weave It Into the vesture of the souL In fact. It Is here the aoul la builded up. Existence Is thua continuous, and out ot the earth life la formed the ground work of aspire lion. While In heaven the soul, which Is th architect, molds tb Dlaa.

returning to earth to build. Maa la really immortal, only changing his states Of ooaedousne When tbia la understood deata will be no more feared than sleco. "By a study of the conditions of heaven Its napptnesa may oe reproaucea nere of earth. Passions and desires muat be con trolled, for they cause all sufferings and rataerv. Friends may be Idealised.

It Is better to dwell upon their good than tbelr bad qualities. Theosophy restores te the world this knowledge, which Is free and open to all who read and study. YAF'SKELLY Uses a Bntchar Kalfs tn a Klarht and Is ArrtHaest. Peter, alias ap" Sksfiy, an ex-convict who Is well-known ta tha police, la locked up at the Hammond Street Police Station. About o'clock yesterday afternoon Skelly and Thomas William engaTd tn a fight Eighth and Lock street.

8keUy pulled out a large butcher knife during the row and Inflicted a number of bfly cuts en his adver aery. Both maa ran over ta Court street. where they war arrested ia front of tb Northern Depot by Officers Baal and Sand in. Skelly baa been la th penitentiary, and the police claim that he la one of the remaining members of. the famous Deer- creek NutUs rang.

A abort time ago Skelly shot at Merchant Pollcamaa Taney HoildayOift Books at low price abiniio'a. riLLDOWlgTAIIS. George Lowanateln, a 'brother af Offlc Lewenatein. caautht bbi foot ta a bole ta carpet oa a stairway at bia barn, at led Vina street, about a' clack last Bight, aad fell from tb ssosad ta tba Brat Boor. For tunately ha waa aot eerioualr Injured.

He waa taasa to taa capital ay ratre i No, a. Purchase at ahJUUo'a ta "i.e. A BIITH ITRIET EL A EE. Snortly after jsildnlght OfOoar Bob More discovered amoks issuing; from tba first door at Charts Iguatiuss salooa at St West Sixth street. -The Fir Departmeat called and tba hlaas iUnsrisbd wttb UtUa trunac.

NEW POBLICATIOfsS. MS larill brirrr a ritabl ray mi 4 abina into your boms cfarla for aa etttira year. Comlbrt is; 2 that ray twentT-foar- mr, family MsaziB, beantifaU Qlaa. 2 dealer wia ba a rervJatiob to jtn. i ELECTRIC MOTORS.

turj tr tf im aaorLo aaa tab Onoon SihlbirJoa at THB NEVADA BUILDING, i f. a. cnr. Fifth tnd Fvraraor Tae-day, Iieeeniber 10. Eterybody iuritctl 19 call aud see ia operatUn.

TMM CAKU KirCTBIC CO MP AX 1 Manm bkias state are gvei eatd that absa bstttded aasvay KLOVA. 0INPRIZES CI KLOVA," Til tniiixt SpiUtif Iitcl Erw bm. WTrh Prof. Asses It. the Ooiitea Bale, of toa.

a as sa ke ksrsast aausksr af wares saede ea tea KWva Foard we win gtve OKI 1UHDIU0D TAUTAtiLa PRtZKB a 108 nmm ifat sales aata. Bead tea las sell stsssna for ear 111iisiaS oaxaiceroe oC prises, srwh tasl dsresnwas. Tee sasae hart rr gaaae hart rr osaosTSBtaes aad Pasty la eleaa. ea extra eMSMry stash, aaar be THB ItifiLIT A CaktWOoTwtS AIAfB A rMTBRXr CO. and al Ssslns.

will be ess. POUT rut for tl.a by THS KDDY TtTT Ajrr ISA Si w. cu. LOCAL POTICKS. t7 Mothers win flad Maa.

-Won ftooTsuxo STBcr tb boot remedy (ar children. Sac a bo Mia rAxtLTscs by Prof. 7 so net Parmerton's Old Jordan Bourbon. Ma CTTbt the HotneBtaeja Laundry, el DEATHS. BAUMGARTNER Peter Baa aged DO yeeua.

Funeral ti lira Bonhta Bawncart ond sc. Tuesday. 2 o'clock-Burial prtrata St. Louis papers please copy. DE ORUTTER In Covington, Sunday, De cember 8.

st a Dr. Henri de Oruy-ter, aged L2 years, at residence, 4 East Ninth street. Funeral servlcea Tassday morning. o'clock, from Churob of Mother of God. FULLER Helen T.

Fuller, wife of John Fuller. Saturday algbt at at residence, 860 Bitrr sL High mass af reotilera at Cathedral at o'clock Tuesday morning. QATELT William Gately, beloved son of Jamee and Marv Gately. seed 1 veers. Funeral from residence.

No. 48 GUfc Monday, December 0, at 8 p. a. HETL A. C.

HeyL December at a. at Dayton. aged 21 year I moot he daya. Funeral will take place Tuesday, December lo, a. from tb bocha.

Ul Bank street. Reoeiee blab mass at a. m. at tu. Augustiae'a Church.

HART Dr. Samuel M. Hart departed thla lite riaay, uccmwr at uiaoaaua. agea 48 years. ears.

Burial Maoday, at p. at-, front hls late residence. JITDKIKS Mary P. Judkina, widow of tb late Dr. William judsuna, Ttb day the 7lh.

In her 81st year. yunarel from rriands meeting house, Klg-btb aad Mound, zd day the th, at p. m. Burial private. jdXES PniBabeth.

BL (nee Ba terete), wife 6f Edward Jooea. Sunday, December law, al -M p. at Bar lata 30 cteaob Hill avenoa. LONQINOTTI Celestiaa LonainottL De- ember at p. nv, wife of the lata An- tonka Longinottl.

at realdeona. No. SOS Wsst Third street, aged years aad 1 months. Due notice of funeral will be riven. St.

Louis Chioas-o fill.) and Memphis Tena.) papers pieaaa oopr. Children: Katherio Ready, Louis. Joseph. Can. MaaiA MTT.T.BR Beturdsy evenlria-, December at nis restdeooe.

In Mt. Auburn. H. Thane Millar. Due neUo of fuaerai will be given.

PEIRCE Friday, midnight. December ft, 1M0O, Anna K. Peirce, wife of Jasaes PeircA VUnerai services at reaXdeoc of Thompson Neave, No. 27 Ballevue Mt. Auburn.

Monday, December 9. at 10 a. Ba. Burial private. PERKtMS Saturday'.

December T. at bts reatdsnca, wa ArMam avenue, John a. Parkins, tn his year. Funeral servlcea Wednesday, December 11, at 10 a at Walnut Hllla M. E.

Church. Buriel prtveta. RAIBLE Sunday, December ft. our beloved aaugnaer and aiater. urace ttairxe, agea 19 rears.

Funeral takes plavcs Tuesday, at 3 p. aa, at her bat residence. 23SS Via scree t. 8ANOER At 5 A ra, Deoargber a France Banter tne oved wife of Amoo Sanaer. at the age ef year.

Funeral from late residence, 231 8 wilder Tuesday morning, at ft'JO o'clock. December 10, Requtero high mass win be celebrat ted et Blessed feacra- ment vlted. Charch. Friends aad relailvaa la SATRE Sunday. December Vat I a.

B. uneral from Henry Say re aged as his late residance. els) Wast Niatb Tueaday, 1JU p. bv 8TUNTZ Chauncer R-. Terrace Park.

ubio. December 7. a a. ar heart raii- ure. Funeral Monday.

Deoember JO p. m. Bei lce st realdenee. Trala leaves Little Miami Depot 11. IS a- returmlng, aeavea Terrace Park SAT p.

m. Fl leaaa Invited. No Bowers, plea as. Burial prt- vai. TOR3ECK Hennaaa Henry Torbeek.

ia his 7ath year, at hla residence. SeO Car- bale av, Sunday. Deoember al p. sa. Due notice of funeral will be Richmond (Ve.) papers pie aaa oopy.

TRIPP On Sunday rnornlaa. December at o'clock, A. EL Tripp, at bia residance In RlversidA Due eetic of faaeral WIN given. WILLIAMS Koterad tat rest. James N.

Anderson Ferrr road. Delhi Tewnehla. at 025 A nv, December T. Funeral frees her residence at 11 o'clock Tueaday saorwanr. Frisads invited.

Carriages leave affsoa of oaa o. nmmm at aoa at Jt cssca. WEBER Joeeph Weber, December at 110 a. at hut rssldsnoa. 1434 Ptoaa ac.

aged 29 years months. Funeral takes place Tuesday sjioralria. at clocJt. Bt. Fraacts's Church.

Vine aad Liberty WHEATLKY Saturday, December at nar reaioenca. bob Kaiaet. wast rourxa at, Mra. Mary Wbaatiey, wife ot tb late Thomas WbeaUey. yaasral Tueaday.

at adock a. aa. at 1 draL Requsam bigb sssas, K08UJEJ1TS Aad Marxsrs at Est free. WsUTAS scan MONUMENTS OIAMONOS- abC. MICH I BROS- UleBdjlOS, WSTCKES.

'JEWELXtl ITS WaaS Peertb Sta be, SIS West SKK STOCK AJTD rmicrjwist has; sluwbesa. arXoaVK OFKJf aVAJSUw WATCHES and JEWELRY In order to arromatodsmthoae vb eaanot Call daring the day 1 keep my store open until SiouevesilrtB; from aoa oaiU rist a. THOS. SPECIAL HOTICBS. aar-OTKtaOa ICUtyUttftLWaUar'a, by J.

H. Doty, i cesssur, at a. ttura st. SOCIBTY NOTICES. MAtnne.

a DA.T. Deeaaaaer S. tsii Tim fl a. Aaiss Tesaptar. A a s.r -e souneouwy n-vitso.

JoeV TlI. 1 1 ABOKIO anntsU s'Uaa WTm. -1 Uaste? siueAT Av aarixJ at IMVaeca, Kssstaaa ad sflnsis aad rmt Sues. a.vcAU, eet, H. F.

fk Skie. sVLiatary. VaTTitH uxr.t .1 eoacael Bu av A M. a. le feartb Pwllai awtyabi jTsbija Aad Mosbsr btsb grass sswasi wsa be atesa bp ba T.

A- azJ it- m. THE JOHN SHILLITO COMPANY. Fhc Afternoon Crowds Ara trtcosuair laixer each day, ao (orryoas owa coartnibnace and ccafart Art! clesr Snital)le or OirtstmasGIfts ForIeri. Voinen aad Children ta prfjptlatobtsa ia th cTOwTilno; lettxrc aa4 charm of aay jit. yfm arfq aafl aary arttctefat I-B i Thls-Week ria aefl all mmr Slaw aajw sjwaUitiaaat leWTste.

Plain ChenlUe, Dado fjua. I Flitrrred Tapestry, S4.00 i araa--a' LOT Vev KejTta Tapestry INatbtxca, Plain aad Fogrirad Oven In Portiere, Ijamu: Pcxtierea, Tapeatrie Frinjed. Dado aad Fringe. Handvrme Frinre top and TVwtMawiTarsvt laiatl 1rSrlnn'Ma astA tweetsw 5.001 CtbtiiTTle Caitaiaa of 1 Daauak Portierea, Silver Travs. I 10-lach (udrtrpla $2.60 Caa ba aaad for a Coaxb aad Braah or noei Jet Qdrnitures.

A israwpbi Uaa mt baaatiful aa4 tvtw Jet oatia Prices Much Less Than Value. DrasnnVsn ar particalariy invited to aaa said laapact tbea foada, ran axoow tmm mo. m. Articles Exceedingly Appropriate For CHRISTMAS GIPTS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEFT. SXCOJTD Robes.

Robes of Fla Eldardowa. Watlcaa Froat, Robes of Pfala Eiderdown, Crochet Double-bresatad. Eolling Collar, at Kobe of Striped Eidtdowa, PoiaUd Collar sad ff Heavy Olrdla, st VpO.UU CaCll Sacques. A fin. assortment of Preach Flsaael Sacqnet, trimmed with fins Wonted aad Bilk Braids, others with Lace and Ribbon Trimminjr, -4 $3.50 to $10.00 Each Aprons.

naUOBterraaa $3.25 EaCti! to $1.50 Each: 1 LaBmderaaa TO YD PA RT ENT Tba crowds of borers in this department daQy dearly demonstrate ottr roods, aseortmenta aad price ARE A stupendous variety to select from. 1011 usdcs, ac, is ia utis aarparxmeat. FOOBTM Domet Flannels. Each wjoralar of tbia week at Wrapper FlaaaeU oa aala at a Only 10 vard IS each c-ustornrr. No FlkaTT FLOOI Dress Plaids.

A special lia of new Double fold rerularlT tor IPC ayard, will be cloeed oat at I5c a Yard. FtaT FLOOK AI LA VO. A Japanese Silks. Just received, aa advance brpavent will sell at 25c a Bwerybody rtmemberi the reat quantity we sold last Large fas ft iltema 8 trees cloth. MOtTsTD TAatLK Hlqln FLOOK.

Handkerchiefs. M0RN1NQ SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Between tba boars of 8 and IS o'clock will sell Men's aad Ladies' Baadkarckiefa tOt 6c qualities at 6 for 25c Of 10c qualities at 3 for 25c. After o'clock the foods wfll be sold at tba lafalar prieaa. rrasT flooa.

Linen Towels. 15 by Mlack Knotted Friared BordAts; rerUar Sbc traality. At 25c Only 7a dosea aa A large aariety of beeotifal 34 by Towaia, wtta AAOtxea rrae, reg-olsr mlMQ qaAixty, At 79c PXBaTT FLOPS lac. Sareatk a. wf.

ga Ai iaa rt a aat wstt.a. DyJITKO TATESVARSHAL'a SAUK OF- RIAL. IfTATSL Tba TJ ailed Statea of Asssrlsa. Wesbsrm Drrsstae ef the Soetlaern Dtstrlot mt Ohio, ssl la Use Vafted States Clrcest Coeart, FareuaaA te tb tors rased ef an order ef seating baaued frees th TJ ailed Btaiso Clrcwtt Cewrt ef tne UnMed Statea tor the Seutnera -D-trtet of WewterB ta Caaae Asee hereta Sawab K. Me nsplslaaataT aad fjaaa.

Csaaicey at eat- bare at directed, 1 mi at pubrie aala aa tba premises, la tb City mt Cinciaaati. Caaaty of Hasailtoa aad-Suvt. of ObVa, oa tb eth day ef A. D. WA at of o'clock aad Su Aiaataa a.

sa- est ataedarA time, tba (Mkvlu Aeeeribed esuaia, te wit: Lot he. btla the eubdrie-loa J. MUler and Goatav Tafst. aa Treat see mt Joaa B. poreeUa astaiA being Ue aaaia premiss set off the tsiplala- ante aea croee eoenaiwssm us svsi i where! a SareA K.

MoClaaber at aba. eomplalaaale and SAntael baJT et Bis, reeioederxa, by dx-rea Joe S. (Journal Pave v. et tea Clrcwtt Cea th Lantad f-itea. Veetera Dtvisaea mt tb Soothera Di'irut of Osle, aald tot bain a further C1 -vat el Let JS'O.

of Vijer A la- sub aa Traateea mt tne estate ef John FureeJ. a af Bears ef record la I tit l- T. Pase lib, mt ead -wa. Baud lot frtjn ing lest mm CoasU-e avenue, ant wni't rest te a depta af l.i wr la teefnv ct CindanalL '-r, at. aa a wlwtA toe ausa of are 1iuj oi a- rv.h ta en f'T mt i A t.

I 1 -e I ILF. C5-e. ea 4- arCasawa Off Regular. ItOts, mtmA ot top' sad bottoai. Fringed top aad bottoau 7V- extra fiaa valoea.

Fringe top, bottom aad aide, axooa. iaJah Tcay.wtth Baadad lorday, at! Each. i ataascura Tray. iwii ao. t.

Oaraitaraa oa aala Maday oum rUrOB. Back US 82.89 Each $3.50 Each tO $IT5 EaCh tba tacatbat RIQHT. Everrthinr aaw aad deabrabla la Taea, FLOOB. o'clock wa shall place 100 yarda of Dwset Yard. orders takea.

Mast casts ia parsaa. Plaids ia IS differeat cosabiaatloaa taat sell of Japaaeaa (Habatai) BtlkaV wblck art; Yard. i. Moaday aad Tassdsy Wafts DAtnaak Towels, la Colored t- Each. as la aa be sarty.

iO lack Paacy Waits OpMSrara Each. ao. a. aad ShMt9 Placavloyi. music aoxis.

NOTICC fTtO WHOM IT MAT Is a eertify that tbe baasid A. re ma b. a auu, Lm, a-. A- tr. 1 liesra Chrtartaa Aaoertarwx, ef t.ic t'Ssa, bx-o'-ioraiad aau.r tbe ha-e ta f'ate ef On'a.

snd ex; ry vir: of Nrtw granted by the I-r" ef Afflsrwa. ba beea f-ia sy i. A-w ef Ire Ciub in e-n i- t. i JWAI.D H. 5' i W.

eve PaoI tn i Music BoxeS; smMrnm Tffif riTiTTTT ram I TZER -a -T iv t''- THE JOHN SHILLITO COMPANY. 1G23 All "TT LI A laCtU ALEXANDER SMITH SONS' Sec Our Extensirc Line LAMPS. -THREE A MONDAY, TUtSOAY ar WEDNESDAY. Oar entire stock of Laapa, eaalstla af Baaeaat, PWaa IXaB, Laswary, Baariax. TabU aad Klft Iaatpa, matched abadaa, wfll ba aoU tavass Wn OFF REGULAR PRICES- SUW Laarpa HorJ fVOO Laarpa for SllM Uaps for moo Last pa fur Dress Patterns In Black and Color t.

AQ oar Wool sad S0k aad Wool Diaas Pstbsras atock. aasaaairia.r will be soid XOKDAY, TUBSDAT aad WEDNESDAY AT MO OFF REGULAR PR1CE5. tLM Dress Patters, for 01.35 V- SUM Dress rsttaras for tAfa) Drees Psttera X.ftO no.00 Drees Pattern far S9.00 Aad so aa sfl WSQ Raca, Sertath THE JOHN SHILLITO COMbarfy. EXTRA BESIDE THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH, FOR 15c Tba Most Popular Soak of tha Tear. OOMS EAJU.T.

aakardari aapjOy aafld bat la IS aaiaatea. SIX GREAT CHRISMS Ob a For Boys and Girls aT. sTICHOLAA. basvlef' ef Mnaeti Gup -A13 A 1 e- PALISADE TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS Luff RgBf fj PtUifrnt, IladeacdLaid.

e- -'-e "a of Smyrna and For -Regs Ml DAYS' SALE- Fancy StauoneryafgS 3gC Qcorsre Eliot-SSi type- TWO FINE at I I l' rVeelaM JUAluai ai a sasa. vi iwviwu Scenic Marvels of the New taasiaaBsasaCloaawt BIBLES Oxford Tceher tb Helpe to axmay ef atbie; espab, mow have a Lsuwer As uniusat as ASX TOIII OCA SLwS aXSLAA, 1PT Saee, Serratb RSWARO. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.1 Psrrasst tftl mmimr bb-bbbbj eaajaaaa, AWaaa M. ORDINANCE. a ar ownwAJtcxaa a.

uss. to AJrS. paeajretta issr BsB asr sss salat re se ef OaeC3ry ItaiaTaalUsriaer rree laet'eese aesseat awa mt baad i eslsg.aed abastlsg asi taa ease aad west ssees of JeBareea a fi i i Casve axreet se a BOaet ta at Carrie street, setwise Jfaesi SAsf umt BUB sjisy; awaa ess ew mt Lerstia aaey. aai the aertb mm west atesa ef Cartheee eiae, re aortb nee mt sense silirreak asalsv 49BJJS feet aaata: aaat aad wes a mt Ws ed saad. srpoa eases free feet ef whsra aws aroreeald ta ai s.t.

ebJ per aasour a by tbeva ad ta ber. to Bans A Crue wubra tt day frees the eat ef fbl er-r er be aeblert tbs Injsrest aad tneiy raaaad aevesaber ISXt ATTO. Fi eldest aeard ef AAaxraastrptaaa. Artee: A. F.

aetata eeaantag avsesa. Cina ajsrtii.g Base, asassx sod Far. saaesefbr tb Surd Of tea aass laseea SB SBaaaaST I Mta er Vtaea etreet: feet ea tbe eeet I ef rtl aesssaaa Cae HvF 1 shsshhs i mi T-i ltASS-Seat a4T the aari beast errrrrr '--r-cr TCWuuIIT Captain LjiIz. e-rc. ef the P-seed of iba'atntwaaal SniiiTi i.r""- nV7 ae Ore 'aea Ul fcg.

JJtT" ri tttad with tba fluaa oUyfa at boat aajnsam.atvi wtta OOe S4.BO SOrOO SI8.O0 a tbroajrb tba stack. aad ShShte Pises UtS. '-x' We wtU sail oa MosafUy 600 Cavte IAN MACLARENS Pa EACH. i SPECIiLS IK r- beaad la tans asotb Toi Yrssw. GIFT BOOKS.

BeeaUfuUy boead.ra aea. 75C tiaia ianhas. rauy trsted. WoridJaSS! $1.75 a a BlbleKapfu ORC UU Fray a Books aatd stlbsas tasaa arer besBsea. IFhin'rr AMuaaaftMTS.

GRAND Charley's mBmWnWnn'0nn1W araawlBBaBV AUDITORIUM rai JAMEQ LANE ALLCfJ arm reed feaaa Me latest aorho. Maa Jtaet Cbssssartla. susii Msss Aasassta ssew tUiisi at tmm riaa easssaa assasW. a a teas Ce. Mass bene as i THB WAaJUJT V-MTteS th BAnneuoft'O da ay.

ssAMetsaaodnaa. be-abisns 4 esse Pteoaase-e Ce. as "Tbe arW PEOPLE'S TEEXTEX RREEMAN'3 1 rsu ata am lllllVZITllrjJZ: RtbiOTUTTV.tat Aad tVm aeyPweOL nr a i 25 cc aTATntlSTO-atjltOtr. mT ''i" kusUivulUelll'ki Baaeas-aseAsssrssaU Part air ta. Vas iBBsn as ssaaa.

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