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Show "1 ' ALL THINGS COMMON. BIG AFBICAN LAKES. Ideals there Is a monogamous family, and In It. as It was from the beginning, the husband Is the providAs er and the w Ife the housekeeper. be hunta must husband the provider are the only er, for wild animals source of food, and clothing and fuel, and division of labor pith an accom- eepted . - NOLANDS NEW WARSHIPS. e Prepare tins lor e BtliS ml Ifcoee-TeBattlaaMpa, TRAVELERS SOLUTION OF THE Plans are now being prepared tor TANGANYIKA MYSTERY. battleships, new batch of first-claHerod in the matd that will of size. Hitherto we have kept Fna ( the Big Lake Foohd t Be ter A Tribe OrfDlid fta On monsters of the deep down to 15,-0- 00 our Dom VolcooooC Wholly UcutrlM Family Hsrcnaiful Hantnn Mont I1- as compared with 12,000 to tons, or Stream ead Tore 4he Wei tho Up panying medium of exchange havs vide with AU In Timm of Kml Sick the In odd French, German, Russian, at per 6 liberty Other Way. not yet been dreamed of, much lesi FLAY. A QKAND-8TANin Almost t'okuowu. navies. But Franee States V a United oare. and which system of property rights During a heated discussion ovf The is going to 15.000 latest her in ships, evening session of the league The mystery that has always suryields a Hen upon tne labor of fellow changes In the playing rules of the The of 18,000. talked has and F to the American assocla- - rounded the great lakea of Central tons, Etah la but the most northern of hunteis Each with his varying skill league of baseball clubs, after tlon.Awo was once a par-tls- an which United States, hand-madIm0f whose eastern members some dozen stations oi copied by the and each with his own - baa Afilia ia largely solved In the new falling to secure the adoption of an of moderate dimensions,Smith Sound Eskimos. One iubitatea plements. whose designs have corns amendment providing for the summary Baltimore and Boston have thrown number of tbe Geographical Journal ships, latest for her to 15,000 gone up the sponge At tne word ' stulement." because it down to him through countless genIt was reported that by Mr. J. E. S. Moore, Hia exploraremoval of offending players from the op On that displacement both nations conveys an Idea of permanency, both erations of hunting ancestors, goes field. Andrew Freedman, president of an effort was being made to arrange tions have linked together much In- have more guns and armor than as to location, uud also, in a measure, forth to the hazard of the hunt What the New York club, put on his hat Circuit in the west including among formation previously rather fragmen-ta- r. Britishgot not designs provide. In order as to the personnel of the body of the he genres is his and game is easily and overcoat and left the meeting, re- other cities Ixiulsvllle, Indianapolis, Tanganyika eas discovered by to be left behind, and still to preserve aettlers, and this Is only half true of traced to its rightful owner by mean? marking that he would return agals Milwaukee. Columbus, Toledo. Detroit Burton and Speke In 1857, and the lat- various heavy fads deemed essential and Grand Kapids the settlements of the tribe of less of the mark of ownership on the harter brought to England a few shells tar British, ships, our admiralty tt when the National league showed than 230 Individuals who live at scator ariow which has disposition to live up to Its protest pl ked up on its shore which found decided to put poon or lance on weight, and the A tered points along the coast from Cape caused death But there come times for lean baseball llielr way to the British museum. Some new battleships, Queen and Prince ot OMFMH-The amendment deal. York to Eoulke Fjord The election of Benjamin F. Shibe of them puzzled the experts, for, Wales, will be of 18.000 tana displaceThe points of when each man's catch Is not all his to the playing rules that was adopted settlement are permanent, apparently, SI president of the American league though taken from a fresh water lake ment. The armament la not yet defintimes of scarcity, when the sue- - rea(j follows. been very far inland, they strongly resem"No manager, captain or player, ball club In Philadelphia foreshadow having doubtless, cesbful hunter shares his game iqually chosen, itely settled, but it will consist of four bled genera which Inhabit the sea. 12 Inch Mark IX. and probably eight through a process ot seleitiuu with with all the needful families of the during the progress of the game, shall or refeience to shelter and food supply, station, even if his own is in bitter use indecent or Improper language, diThey had also a curiously old wotld .5 Inch, ten 6 Inch, And twenty The 7.5 continued through many generations, want of all be has Of the helpless rected to a spectator, umpire, manaaspect, as if they were lineal descend- more S inch ants of shells which lived about the Is a new gun, of which a good deal has hut the families that inhabit them there are few besides young cmldien. ger, club official or player. A violatime when the limestones called ool- been heard for some time, though It vary each year In accordance with Sukness is almost unknown, and yet tion of this rule must be followed by It ites were formed, or considerably be- has not hitherto appeared afloat a cungreshutfling huh takes life among them is generally a short. the removal forthwith of the offender 7 ite , Inch, waa fore the But tha our as the the qliteS&pontant-ouslychalk known a one. be the by from to used and deposited. the Through It grounds place, game appeals, though merry little known about Africa bad led ge- caliber being 7.7 inches. Its adoption few hunters at Peterawik glacier, where there Is finite chances of the umpire on his own option or upoa nawere we manager the & tribal to struck, and of old live accusation the ologists to suppose that, at any rate, now Is of a somewhat written age. One gathering every spring. Globe. Objechad London the in southern women the central and the old parts or official of of either fewness contesting the other ture, says rarely finds moie than half a dozen by been above tbe sea far longer than tions have been raised against It on families at any place, and each of tribe. The enduring of almost unclub, said removal to be followed by this. In course of time, however, more the score of the weight of the projecthem may have spent the previous broken cold is a constant drain upon written proofs submitted within discoveries were mad In Tanganyika, tile, 206 pounds, which Is rather heavy hours to the president of the year at a different station from all vitality, and before old age has well imIncluding shells of similar types, pe- for manual use. The recent vast the others. It is easy to conceive of set in life goes out from sheer exleague, who. If the evidence warrant, culiar fishes, crabs, prawns, sponges, provements In armor elx Inches of a certain solidarity of tribal organizahaustion. Of cripples we saw only shall suspend the ofTendlng manager, and even a jelly fish In fact, a numKrupp armor are equal to a tion which results from such a system, one, and In spite of the breeding In captain or player frqm actual service ber of creatures, all suggesting that Harvey steel armor or eighteen inchea for a period of time subject to appeal and which It would be difficult to and In but one case came to our notheir ancestors had been marine. Then of iron have, however, rendered abto the board of directors. tice of downright Improve upon under conditions of preanin 1897 Mr. Moore visited the lake solutely necessary, a more powerful To this Mr. Freedman submitted carious food supply that makes But how, we asked at once, if land and brought hack collections which weapon than the convenient Kw read: which other held are food even amendment, and and dwellings necessary the widely scattered living It waa BENJAMIN F. actSHIBE. not of placed the matter beyond doubt But pounder I Inch, lwo years ago the event In the umpire Pf the families of the tribe. Not only in common, how does the tribe pro7.5 tbe mount to decided the settlement of that question only practically are their ties of all degrees of blood tect Itself from supporting in idleness ing of refusing to art promptly,: after important developments for the Quakfor but new In all ships, receiving such notice, the club official er City team If not for the whole raised another. In what way did Tan inch gun relationship which bind each member Its lazy members? There Is a comiunaccountable reason ih fiet to the others, but each la personally cal incongruity In applying so modern In charge shall then have the offend- league. As a baseball man and con- ganyika communicate with the aea? some Vilon hung fire, A feature of tbe new known to all through the Intimacy of a term as public opinion to the ing player removed from the ground nected with the game for over a score Some ten years ago Prof. Suesa, of enormous hips Is that, owing to their of years, Mr. Shibe Is well known. enna, by piecing together the Informaforthwith. closely risk interdependent existence, case of a race of men who have no only Is hoped, it will, more they in bulk, tion travelers the was sup- The Importance of the choice of Mr. The New York president gathered by written characters, and numerals only which Is the only manner of life posInconvenience small came to the comparatively sible to men encompassed by an arctic to five, who have no laws nor courts ported In his contention by St. Louis Shibe in his present capacity, however, central parts of Africa, As that weatorpedo. on Its from a world and - tbs serious, business of BQt police nor newspapers and whose The other league owners thought th lies in the fact that he is also pres- conclusion that the continent with accuracy fired now be can pon a eastern was traversed side by in. rule 67 and ident at the. AwJ. Reach company of tribal regulations flow chiefly through case sufficiently-covere- d whose lives Is to hunt for uncertain more tbe torpedo or mile a of voted the amendment down. groUp of rift which had at rsnge Philadelphia. The torapany-l- a. lnjhe far" more Important weapon than -supplies yielded by wild and some- channels of physical fact. But If It Is a of in resulted formation the Mr. bust valleys. Freedman, porting goods manufacturing Gentlemen, said be not public opinion it la perhaps times fierce animals. There is no triwas four or five years ago. Submarising, I am for clean baseball. The ness, and A. J. Reach, part owner of In these lay the longer and narrower It bal organization, no chief, nor any their nearest approach to It in the obto make tha onus of Fowdylsm has been put upon the Philadelphia National league ball of the African lakea. He traced the rines, too, are helping elders in authority; Indeed, no prerival of the gun. ligation that each man Is under not serious a torpedo rift the from a owners. Now that you havs the system Syria, along club, Is one of the principal stockof salvation lies in meditated, structural system of any merely to' be a hunter, but to be the valley of the Jordan, down the Red Some measure chance to get rid of It you decline, holders. It has been claimed In certhe ship ths more kind, but a quite simple order which best hunter that he can. Apart from for the bigger compropose not to participate in league tain quartan that A. J. Reach Is In- sea, southward into Africa. Near Lake bulk, can systems of wster-tlgissues naturally from the facts of physical disability he must be a huntsessions until we can go before the terested In the doings of the American Rudolf It divides the two branches easily be amplified. equality and of equal sharing in all er or else he Is not a man and has no partments for clean baseball. league. The latest move lends color to opening out to Inclose a broad tract the essentials of livelihood. With chance of aecurlng a wife. Scribners public Owners of other clubs seen after the thl supposition and makes a split In of highlands In the middle of which Magazine. achalve differences from our certain Is the wide Victoria Nyansa, Tbe Kill Allied the Greet. session adjourned Insisted that had the National league' ranks a probabilTbs forthcoming commemoration of been ity,. Shibe and Reach are very close western arm passes through the AlMr. Freedman's amendment Alfred tbe Great," which will passed a cardinal principle of the friends. That Mr. Reach will cast his bert lake, Kivu and Tanganyika, turn- King summer take place during the coming lot with the American league openly ing eastward from the south end of game would have been violated. will be one of The umpire must he master of the In the near future Is now practically a the last to the head of Nyassa. Here at Winchester, England, s&ld an eastern mag- certainty. Mr. 8hlbe la also a minority It is very probably Joined by the east- the most striking and appropriate field, absolutely, new nate. "The owners must not usurp stockholder In the old Athletic baseball ern branch, which can be traced for events of tbe first year of the Is the monarchs Winchester a to of west the century. way, long passing whether the power to say this player clb lik Philadelphia, which has lately and or that player In an opposing nine been rechristened the American asso-f- Kenya and Kilimanjaro. These great placs of burial- and the ancient and the of England, seem to be rifts would the natural capitalroyal shall be eligible to continue. Were the Quaker City. lines of connection with the ancient commemoration la one on which her they allowed to do so anarchy would saw ,T mjr mt - J ooesn. end. tt mo. that could be tracked man recently peid m viol . ..l... ,, .. , the late queen early bestowed 1 majesty from the dally conversation la where-aunfair official might take ad- i Changes of much importance hare by seeing which of the lake contained her approval.'" The colossal statue t i to a small town In Vermont and waa fanlty a matter of culture rather than of reexecuted surprised and shocked ft the amount ligion. Men cease t swear from gen- - vantage of such an agreement to weak- keen made in the playing rules, and all the strange creatures of Tanganyika. tbe king which Is now being unSo a will take R. cannot second was We of A., team. an en streeta fri Hamo expedition organised, by the Thornycroft, of profanity be heard opposing with the Idea ot shortening the playing beaded Mr. Moore to examine tbe a prominent place among the perma Instincts, just as they avoid der any condition pass a rule that shall time by that village. He declared that all the tlemanly of each game. In the future the whole chain of lakes along the west- - nent memorials which will be the out to I other forms ofjrulgarlty.. I attend a gly? dther outsiders or owners any catcher men and Soys sw re plsy be- era Rife Y cju(, regUarjy arhere several hundred jwlHimjrvquIredto ol the alley. from Nyassa (o th? CQiD9 j?f the forthcoming celebration. umptri.' that with them men lunch each day men of all lines power beyond that hind the bat all th time. This sugtheir conversation; Albert His former expediNyanza. This striking figure Is now complete Instinctive, of trade and of the become gestion came from the players. A bat- tion bad made profanity had professions, men it almost certain that In plaster and In tha bands of ths It ter a be hit will not SOUTHERN A necessary. even by pitched pall who smoke and drink their wines and league. commonplace and Nyassa bad never been In communiIt founders to be cast into bronze. Carl E. Wood, one of the catcher allowed to take his base, but a ball cation with the sea. bad through long use lost all Its force liquors within reasonable bounds. But Consequently, measures over sixteen feet tn height Southbe will ot club the the charged' of an against the become InsepChattanooga pitcher. will You swear. dont had not hear they and emphasis, the way could not have been from tbe and some idea ot ite coloasal else mar and sim- one oath a day, and when you do it la ern league, was born at Fulton, Mo., Tbe first and second balls hit, not south. In arable part of the every-da- y Tanganyika be found still be gleaned by a comparison with the on tbe fly, unless tbe batsman mors a past of some story that is told and April 6, 1875. He learned to play ball caught evidence of an ancient marine ple speech. slds. It with the college team at Fulton. HI baa two strikes, are to be called strikes. fauna which bad tenanted lta waters sculptor who stands by Its His remarks seem to bear out the is dropped In for picturesque emphaMr, of Thornycroft's moreover, Is, This will tbe now with Ntew was so prevent sis. The same holds good of the men first professional engagement practice recent statements of a prominent at a time when tbe lake covered a beet work, Tbe base, which Is at the common of batters fouling off good York lawyer who claims that the in- I meet In other walks of life. You the Topeka, Kan. club In 1895. H much larger area. But . neither in same time both bold and simple, will balls. Kivu nor In the Albert Edward lake, be habitants of the smaller villages of the dont hear much of It from the teamcomposed of two huge granite Should the pitcher throw the ball to nor In the Albert country do more swearing In one week sters and other workmen Ite the Nyanxa could be dis- monoliths, which are now In Cornwall other than the I streets. any a catcher In more would have hear heard from oaths player large cover traces of these marine creathan a person transport, weighing respectwhen the batter Is In position ready tures. any one country yokel In one summer than on the Tbelr fauna, like that of Ny- awaiting city In a month. His views tons. and thirty-fiv- e to strike, each ball so delivered will forty ively of profanity in our large cities from all the men I have met in New assa, was wholly lacustrine. More than be a Is called This ball. to York 10 for the prevent past years. Mr. Moore found that tbe river are Interesting. He says: f the tedious delay upon the part of the that, t Rapart Was Rat EzpUdk Kivu descends aa a torrent draining moment occurred If the An pitchers of warming up. embarrassing through an upland region to the old Invested In any other country. The of the secpitcher is In position SHREWD ROYAL INVESTORS. head of Tanganyika and that the for- at one of the annual meetings Income from these is $100,000 annually. of onds and falls to deliver the ball to mer Cburcb ot England tbe committee lake la cut off from the Albert Hold Royalty in Belgium, Denmark, Italy, the plate the umpire must cafl a ball Edward over which the goma European Crown Hoad Who byj a bugs mass of volcanoes Temperance ofeoclety, Greece and Holland all show a because of liking London presided. . The unnecessary delay. An some of which late American Beeorttlee bishop are still active. Strange wan amendment to the constitution pro- as it one time for American enterprises and the inmay seem be gives good reasons report of the ladles committee Emperor William owned at come derived from American securities. In a of vides event other Information, forfeiture that the among securities. which, read, American tor Kivu that of bad been believing $7,000,000 Japan also looks to the United States forfeiting club shall incur a penalty formed, by the outbreaking of these contained the statement that ."during About two years ago his holdings were for paying investments. Even the shah not to exceed $1,000 after a bearing by volcanoes, which havs dammed much attention bad Berlin of the transferred to the name np a .the last year of Persia and the sultan of Turkey the board of directors. Any damages stream that A very . auacbarmaids. tof been to tell paid Is ran to so it north the impossible formerly banker, have money Invested here. Chicago suffered the round are club tbe ran by . meeting,1 dible titter his till of holdings News. the water at last found an outcurately the amount to be paid out of this penalty. waa changed to undlagulsed, which moment estimatIs In let It the direction down to opposite at the present were Tanganyika. Thus, strange as it may laughter as tbe following words led1 ed, however, that they aggregate 1 Some U mi Snvhg. Spending In cases, "Thle many DIAMOND from has, read: GLINTS. seem, the sea can only have lain to and hia yearly Income The true end of statesmanship is Willie Keeler, who has been en- the west, over tbe present basin of tbs to their being visited In tbelr homes. them is $150,000. So far as the records to promote the greatest public welSo loud was the merriment of the gaged to coach the Columbia college Congo. London Standard. CARL E. WOOD. here show the emperor never speculatfare, whether this means saving dollars inbaseball team, says that the chief clergy that the chairman, fearful of ed in Americans nor invested Jp, or spending dollars. When economy was with the Jefferson City, Mo. team weakness with more alarming ambiguities, rose and nines their in His college A holdings securities. Fleaseat dustrial will contribute to this welfare econogenSL In Joe in and 1897, 1896; Fulton, to bonds bat Inability An attractive fashion among the smilingly observed: "Perhaps have always been railway my la good, but where It will cripple Mo., ln.1898 and 1899. the Lest season we take report may Frank the first JsAuea Mots, tlemen, favorite Indianapolis York New his is men of and the stocks smart or sending some Important branch of public serhe caught for and managed tbe Helena baseman who was with Chicago last of London Chronicle. are Louisville A Nashvlle, Atchison, vice then dainty hampers of fruit to their read, la His Montana in club state economy and the the bad; league. was obliged to drop out ot masculine friends on feast days and but Union Pacific, spring, A Santa Fe, Topeka public official who tries to make a team won the first pennant rather the game, owing to an Injured leg, will The rricht ths Ghsst Had. . The wicker hampers are Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific and record In defiance of this fact is no handily, In fact, had such a lead over doubtless get in the game again with holidays. Gern confirmation tour In tho of and are filled most atDuring Illinois CentraL The empress pretty very Its rivals that it necessitated a division nn American league team. Of real friend to public welfare. Where Peterboro the late bishop of owner individual diocese luscious Is which the fruits with tractively many sinecures exist, or useless political of the season. In August Wood was Mike Tlernan, New Yorks old out- nestle amid the green leaves of soft ot London put up one evening'at anT about $500,000 of American securities. "Job or where waste injured and forced to retire for the fielder and always a popular favorit and other foliage. In addition old manor bouse, and slept In n room These are In her own name, but the occurs commissions, batted .35G and fielded .932 with the bleacherites, is now conduct- smllax season. He serorganization of poor by the her order, are, by dividend payments to sending flowers to the friends who supposed to be haunted. Next morn1900. then in vice, and la $4 askwas economy a games In New ths York. Is ing cafe bankers. reorganization bishop It said that are going to cross the briny deep lng st breakfast made to a firmr of Berlin are In order; but where Important the "silent man is doing well. Other members of the German royal Dame Fashion dispatches fruit The ed whether- he bad eeen the ghost, work would be less effectively done by Patrick J. Donovan, the popular out- flowers fade, but the fruit will last "Yea, he replied, with great solemnhousehold are owners of American seWHAT THE FLAYERS DRAW. What amounts to a new form of con- fielder, will probably manage the 8t until the journey ends, and even In ity, "but I have laid tbe spirit; U will' curities, but the certificates are mostly arbitrarily 'abolishing offices and rethe number of employes, then tract Is now ia existence. The points Louis club this season. Donovan hai Being furfn the names ot their Individual bank- ducing sickness fruits can be eaten often never trouble you again. the of tbe the to path is upon The all statesmanship subject ther questioned the cleverness and mental alertnes when nothing else can. So the luspoint secured bythe players in their appeal ers, says the Minneapolis Journal. securities so held .amount to about out the grounds for distinguishing beto the National league are as follows: of McGraw, without any of Muggsys" cious product of Pomona Is packed in bishop said: "Tha ghost Instantly tween the two cases and shape polin $4,000,000. The czar of Russia Jiolds they cannot be "farmed to another offensive mannerisms, and If he suc- .dainty baskets and sent to convey vanished when I asked for subscrip$6,000,000 In American bonds and cies accordingly. Gunton's Magazine. club without their consent, and only ceeds In getting material for a flrst-las- a sweet messages and kind wishes for tion toward tbe restoration of the Argonaut. Peterboro cathedral. ' team, he will train It thoroughly bon voyage. for a stated time. The sales system H stocks, principally the former. These Becking Fmya (or Another Foaltlon. include Issues ot the Pennsylvania railmethods. done away with to the extent In end Lived to Children Thtrtooa entirely Bon M mortal Church for Blchaaood, When . Roosevelt was governor of that no services can be transBe 10. road, New York Central railroad. players men erect to unique It Is proposed Not all baseball players are con Northern Mrs. Margaret King, tbe oldest inPacific, Canadian Pacific, New York he determined. In opposi- ferred without his consent Tbe period morial church In Richmond, Va. In habitant of Decatur county, died this Southern Pacific, New York, New Ha- tion to the wishes of Senator Platt, of option In tbe option clause tent with the future that lies In the windows In ! of is for one playing season, or ffame. Hugh Jennings Is combining addition to memorial residence of her dangh- - ' ven A Hartford and New Jersey Cen- - that Lon Payn, superintendent naval and military morning at the of honor departed No state should lew The insurance, seasons. go. are govHis railroad. five studies with his coaching" of the regisFrank tral holdings Lohrer, In thin dty, Mrs. months, instead of ter, In n be window will a Greensburg, Ind, 109 tered in the name of a SL Petersburg ernor had his way. Now Mr. Payn club can be transferred from a league team at Cornell University at Ithaca, heroes, there says years, aged honor of Christian bankers, another to the Indianapolis Journal firm, to whom all communications re- wants to be United States marshal and of higher class to one of lower class In this he Is following In the footsteps dispatch Iron n for and third men f John M.. Ward, who won a great for railroad him. unless the plars give their consent was born near White Oaks, Ohio, garding them are sent The royal In- the senator These will be erected by She decome is increased $500,000 annually by reputation as captain and shortstop of workers. T. in 1791, and came to thin state with Immediately these changes were of from representatives contributions y, TX Rom Em Its Day. cided upon at the New York meeting, the New York team and who now baa a these securities, which, at the ruling will her parent in 1802, locating near Roses are all the go with the fair sex held a few days ago, Mr. Zimmer, blg practice In New York and ha tbe several classes which they witnessed the she market prices show an appreciation of where carrying be ' ' honor, and all who contribute will nearly $1,000,000 over the average price .the present season, and, according to president of the Players association, turned to golf.' away Into captivity ty tbe Indians of provided with cards which will admit an older sister. She wns the mother lawbest the Mn. tbe rose were their la . authority, pink at which they Taylor bought Empress telegraphed to to church the If God gives not bushelfuls. He gives them when visiting of IS children, seven having gon be Eugenie had at one time investd here the favorite. It IS a verr pleasing yer. that everything waa satisfactory, pews opposite the memorials in which Poonfult and that the National league players $10,000,000. The royal 'famUy of Spain fashion, for tbe beauty ot most womfore at advanced years. Interested. are they holds today our securities for about en Is greatly enhanced by a fresh pink V $2,000,000 a treater sum than It has rose, either natural or artificial ESKIMOS HAVE AN IDEAL CIAL SYSTEN. SO- Fer-Nor- th ss y out-Hero- D Ne-tion- e -- j se half-heart- ed twe-ty-fo- s. ht of .,.A-Boe- on n. df-rea- y hi rn - Ve-va- |