The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1899, Page 4

@ e ° THE SEATTLE STAK. | ty an Cheneer squat iavink wees , |The Black Man’s Burden. | MONKEYS | T WORK | | dente to have boon redu ae 4 ertained the Sultaa at a coxt AT nk will therefor 9, Tr TROY IE cost the corpo~ (Atted Rudyard Kipnngd vat represent * unlens the erinp [ration $82,085 to Welcome the Shah Pate uy toh erie ~~ Hittle billets have some day to be 9 a of Poraia, although tn the following Mund forth your abl 4 henored at the Bank of Fi ° ond forth your sbipe with | ¥ henored a wank of En Cihietetaemenintnon year the Caay was brittiantly enter gS RAE ng had phi the watien'a sevamnd Picking Cotton in Missise (ii) 000). Ip that cage the cash e i ° | tatned at a cost of nearly $16,000 ters. : sen the . | paid If exchange for them will have | Thankegiving Day comt tho olty i fa ge eg ao | sippi Field to come out of the coffers of the Alaska Now Has sa 995, or almogt an mach ag the Willie Pa s for One’ ’ eater food | In 1806, at the Vicksburg Fair, | plundered bank As well as all of the Caar's reception, and the Jubiiee ro [The heathen wit! withstand you # | Professor Tracy and We W. M@-|, Many years ovo @ bank alr j Sokeineen GF" S887 Tete the oly pewter) Bho anewer if In Blood Jaum, the datter a wealthy cotton |WMts note for £30,000, But I ate }hy 808,000, The noe of Wages’ 4 ha ¥ Nia man of credit, and aw ther A 4 aws. | wedding, Uvirty-five years ago, Wem Wwe ISS, boaek’ une veiie Winn tory of Remeaen Sidt Sate, wets | no dourt Ht the lone of th i | the simnal for a great display of etty | Age noon Watching some Urained monkeys per- | he gave the unual indemnity an > o : : cnigrtaininents alone war $99,200; | | ta farted oF a so Hhay re was 00 |the man had long been dend, t ‘ and addttio ¥ 3 « ore | ron W ie monkey ahould or “ Wee presented wan TVCLUDENG GRADED LALOR TAX ae aantae arias ox aee-manoat NO “NORSONIZING” IS ALLOWgh The Facey to the wwittent be emBloyed inpailion petsen and\or dcmend cas ‘nea Piaf ently SON 1S } ‘ . 5 BA | necklace and earrings prénented to G?| The battle to the stro sraode the new that work: | abrond in the way 0 * 7% " ¥ vs | Bucconm in the ertter plan wea di ’ vo ; ¥ the Prinesan: When ihe auean et- Reeiencess None stops to count the wrong Baten Meee tore: cic nae: nnd dhe ute Mt repress ° Ne none “4 the Lord Mayor's banquet tn New York cit¥ | to te han@d over, and an the | 188? the corporation spent MO.8 in| A Kentuckian Nas to Dig Up $700! 7, and, with @ nity that had been given was RAMAKER MUSIC co ‘o But Congross Did Wot Give the entertaining ber: and the outlay for Pant a % j Take up the do and rit jt — rut The diated by the heirs of the ma bd bwhen she again honored the elty if Familtority With o And know ne or prune monkoye belonged to the race known had given it, and for some ¢ Pike and Fifth jorthern Territory a Civil bern Aho 2-4 - ry What though yo wr wloody,/ to eelentiate:ca Sphawtalie vul ‘ * ‘ jourteon yearn tate 4,77 fed Woman. ' J t ni wld not t tig Har ef guy Catalonue of Late M Code New Stetutes. mk kine oe nits none | nkhe calle ye to. the to and the mates Weigh about 110) that to put 220, fet our Catalogue of Late Music ; ° . § has levished no leas then porte ve wish to enter, oe and the females about nine- the debit side of the account — . balla insta of an average of S74. for a eae fi : oneal p= pa? sakes vistas meus —— once In a ¥ they paid do ASKS. ‘ owe guest ; f or each monkey, which would hold honor to a bit of thelr own pm - Tr tad Te contrast tc this veuat tdtertatn- | MRAWKPONT, My, Maron « Mark them with heathen dead, jabout tweniy¥e wounds af seed! ‘There is another ators of » Ae RAtsaete sad ¥ mays new Bony a pony oo ment He fs The ‘ nivek court of appeals seta oon, and & bag placed over the | ¢20,000 which the Bank jn Ite early i ai © | Bee. Gale a Genk tine | cent of Btls Kine. Victor Fo) this state by Pendering 4 decision)! nvage race ’ anidiy the trainer tauwht the hand hange Ma ‘; : : Bark ny 1855 for #4690, and Mr. Stanley oteht om), ro Anpex sand har monkeys to ple the cotton, Bar- | notes were a by Lester 4 attire a man aAmoninition to go eee ee atte The marries ameming the Judgment of the Trige |“ T,, ats Loot kets to hold the cotton wore placed Jew, whe her tion hes f Banting with. bat negiecting {© Pro’) oe ene Huke und Duchess of York COUNtY Giatrict court, compelllit! gen though ye staughter thounands, | St the end of the roomm, and one bought them war sted ® 2; vide himy with @ gun The bil 4 cost the city $79,000; in Tat the Ger. Willtam Hagedate to pay Mew. Yeo ati! shaft count ate man, cver and aove the trainer, Wak whose personal integrity was abo GQthended, embrdcing nearly 4 1. emperor was entertained for | Na Kael, a young married wom- If ye extend Four commer hecemnary to take the cotton out of sumpic They had, however, u THE PGP t ATIONAL BANK pages, paged Comerem, and fs mow sie cog. ine Bhah tn 18k0 for $10,240, €n. £700 for @ kiss, Mra, Kael ciaim- Who dreads the curse of Cain? the snacks and put it jn the baskets. | dountedly been atoten, and on that ‘ iy tn the hands of the enroting clerk 14 tie King of Denmark In 1898 for ed that the Kige Was forcibly taken. The females prov better ground the Hank refuned to pay th Cr - ‘There ae ae much of Interest In the i Cory moderate urn Of SANS Ragadale dented forcibly extracting j-paie up the sword and rife |plekers than the mates, for they not noy, Th w Went-out in thy| adie Matter tn Seattic ne In Alagkt. The cons the unstable character of ety the kins, but the Trigg county Jury! grit keep your eonsetence whole, | O° Pleked cleaner eolton, but they city and began to spre ad BH changes the entire syAM of eo ieaiiey that it Cont to entertain took her word for it and assensed 8700 | go goon ie founct an unetion iid aloo pick mote of It in a day.ithat the Bank waa and bs Furth Alaska's crimiial juriepradence as emperor, & shah and a king less damages to whieh the Apeliate court) pe sooth guilty soul Tn town than & month after the mon-! couldn't caxh hia Motes 4 ae he zs ‘The mbt radical change enacted oe nid of the sum lavished Nan added 10 per cent penalty, wnak- | oo with it to your Maker keys were atarjed al the work they | packed hin assertion by ne te with reference to the Hquot trame, | oo tne sulten im 1867 Ina the exact cost of the Kier 0) bing the excuse you ean, could plok on an average 160 pounde | his indisputable paper the assertion ponent pr Heretofore the bringing of by pr mae Ragedale $770, besides court come) pon toy ihe make juatioe a day The fret experiment, al-| would im ali probability soon have ———— pa) into Alastta has been prohihite oy and lnwyers’ fees im two former Kilt for the love man though on 4 small stale, proved (0 | caused a run on the Bank. In a few VIN ANCIAL. 4 now by Boe es it iiesseet iD ho STEAMERS ARRIVE trials of the ease, ¢ RENTRAND #HADWELL (MS Mangum that monkeys could be | minutes a mennen: siNee hoTuwi . Tieved unde e we j with preat suceess as cotton that the notes » " a block plow j this IT, revere amounting to $500, oad pickeré, #0 In June of 1898 he gavel pe w 4 aR i i Shing Sa , Ep : " 4 present them again.—Lon ai Goverae Lon Brae Eves 4 ‘" ‘rash Th Re A a Iynch-|_ “My ancestors came over in t én vier toy 10. monkeys of the) don News FOR BALK CITY BAAD ROTATE . eo i in eh- ie che a yuve b polite frame ed o expel o i - — ‘ 4 te nantta ‘oe fotloms “Phe Girige and Al-Ki Come Down | 44 in alderman, ih passion: in the | Mayflower,” wuld the ley young w ame breeg on Am exporter of mon- ke Block aad thier fare ington, a n Afries, with the und Caribou D. easing.’ f ms, cheap. that mont of them were to | jeer e ed most important thing in the erim- Mal code for Alaske passed by Con From the North. RUBY Lies calmer hour, to wome misgivings had 7] some. Imieed t" nded her equally n from Porre 1 sles, About Beptembert ast} A tw will probably soon be en- “She Was Brot gress tonieht tm the liquor license Two steamers from Aleska arrivs ‘Verhape we have made a mis. frigid friend None MY POOPIE tne now baton of monkeys arrived, /@¢ted In the state of Maine protect and other itcenses designed fer rais- e@ in the wee ame’ hone of the Whe!’ faltered these, jhave ever, to my Knowledge, tO¥~) ig the service of the old trainer |'ne caribou for six yeers, These ing revenue. Rovehiy, 1 estimate porning within an hour of ench What, with certificates of elec. | cled otherwine than fret-clase.” — wore engaged to train this new lot, | &imale have » remarkably that these Heenter will raise 500.000 i ton Dh tion to the common council in his, Washington Star Hat this waa not such an easy mat.|fer in Mutne, kitled dur revert, of (ix mim probably gise.. PF wey the Dingo and the | iocket™ erie@ others who were of | tor an wonat first thought, for many |!nt the last year were chiefly £ " pees ae 000 coming from liquor licenses, By ANKE the former arriving at 1 aterner atu | Bemle—“Gh, Mabel! 1 amin AN of the new monkeys were atilt wild, |Maler and amall bulls. ‘Though the POPULAR SONGS the resort of the comminsioners of o'clock and the latter at 2a m. | Clearly there was no going behind awful dilemma. Ive quarrelet With fut the trainer thoroughly under. | erratic habits of the caribou are Of the Day ae Stat teternal revenue, there are 105 places Where enecial taxes are now patd. ‘The humber of places which wilt pay Special Heense wift be larger than EXpected, for mont of the place» now They hed few passengers, and brought no late mews from the north. Both vewsels report a stormy pas sage, with snowstorms, huge seas, the returns-Detroit Journal. TURNED TO THE WALL George acd he wants me to send hin ring back Mabel- “That i too bad. easie-- "That ter the © at of Mt. I've forgotten whieh t# his ring.” known, it felt that some other cause for their searcity in Maine: In the adjoining country jot New Brunswick these animals ‘eppear te be still numeréua Vari- there exists stood bis business, having served for « fone time under Marnum as « trainer of monkeys. Finally, with the afd of ten old monkeys who were of grout aavistance, and @ great deal Are pent to us every week from the jing publishing bonuses. We have constantly on hand a ock and we aré always try the new pleces over dealing tq emugsied liquor will find 8h4 head winds galore. Snowstorma we “f punishment and rewarding, the | ©U* explanations for the scarcity of “4 t to pay lieeuse and get are very frequent in the waters of About “Who ie the man who keepr coh- now gang were ty well trained these animals are offered. Some say food Hiquof than fo deal with emug- Queen Charlotte sound, making the a an Alleged Comfort.) oe ee ed ‘by the raidde Sc Oclaber Mr Man: |therr 16 a decreased supply of moss; shirt we aed $4 ps glers. atmosphere thick and dense, and able Position. always growling about the col t 1 . Other® teist there is a distemper The with ble fur cap | tnt ce Geena Gosaking WINTER & HARPER “The criminal code has been gone over very carefully. We can now have 4 lewal jury. The right of ap- rendering navigation extremely dim- cult, Steamers have to keep thetr whistion clowing constantly to avotd jeans bachelor, who lives in a couple i weather? “Up to my den.” said a New Or- | and overcoat on in the he “ton one sah. That ts ne the n whe It of his experiment. Speaking of Amore the animale; while wtill oth- ft tecéntty, Re gala! DORKING OF | ce Lelleve the establishment of so “1 consider the day that Professor | Many ne weamps drives there rest- Burke Buliding Seultie, Wash. peal has been guarded. Ax collisiona with other vessels, of ouaintly rooma in a! wrote the poem called "Winter, lover prac: the training |}e** animals out of the #tate. How- oe now arranged, the code will be a Hoth the Al-KI and the Dirigo busines block down town, according | ly winter Detroit Free Press. oe manve pep tt Bethea The aa the |ever,. there seems to’ be no doubt High-grade Photography in ail its prancties very great re bak and the mode brought down large consignments of mort fortuoate @ay the fouth has| thet Caribou are very scarce in quarters for Alarks * Si pevcedare & highly vrgieed by fish taken trom Mary inland. The teen in many years, Tt means more | Maine, and from all accounts a tong “#7 ™* Le ROCHE P LAK! also had on board ninety - to the South than @ cotton picking | Clove time Is approved by Maine f -enennane seven tons of ore taken from mines machine, for the monkeys are a auc- Sportamen. Some believe four years’ Up-to-Date Ground Fleor Studic . John A. Jones Writes Home teers, hae written home as follows tstanda: |tn Tredwell island. It will be taken to the Tacotia smelter, The Al-Ki ‘brought down the following passen- ‘gers: Eugenie Boseace!, Mra, Hos- jeacel, Logis Drevel, Mra. Drevel, N. | Puadovich, J. Puadevish, Mra. Me~ | | Lee Rafferty, C. H. Pan, Sing Lee, UP. Willams, F. McCotturene. SEATTLE GOES NORTH. — The City of Seattle satied for the north at 1! o'clock last night with | (the following passemgers; Capper | | Lerling, D. FL Coftinw, Jno. G. Price, The publishers of the Star are well pleased with the cordial recep- tion accorded to the paper by the ranged with all possible dispatch in order to serve the large number of patrons who have already sent in their subscriptions. graphical a The typo- rance of the Star coms an pickers, whilé the machines Close time is sufficient; others think have been failures, I believe that it |X years’not too long. wees ie the greatest discovery that has| Here ts something interesting from been made to the cotton planter since Whitney Invented The eattan |the noted taxidermist, of Bangor, Peon! oeb at at first | Me.: “There seems to be no doubt % thd os oo F \that caribou are on the decrease in beer killed, Most of them are very small cows and calves and a few bulie among them have had very small antlers, In fact all the cart- bou have had # halfestarved ap- pearance. Why this is 46 1 am un- ble to state, because, a few miles away frem our northern borders, across the line in New Brunswick, about it.'—Jefferson City Tribune, NEW RULE NOW an eminent authority, 8. L. Crosby, | | Cor, Becond Ave. aad Uniow #t., Beattle Artistic Photos at Reasonable Prices ONNEY & STEWART to 0. © Shorey’ & Ca., re and Funeral Directors ‘rom Manila. | Maes, C. L. Rosner, H. L. Swift, 5 1 f iMrs, J. T. Johnson, F. M,C, van. of Seattle, and wish to state wave as week s maeiriee, anything Maine, Thave not, seen a, sinle fuinbia bt cop. Third A . John A. Jones, private in Company Ness, Mra. Wade, Mra. CC. Taylor, | . new, but now that ft has proved a | vell-deve caribou in ; © First Washington U. 8, volun-| Miss Hertic Freeman, W. H. Lloyd. that carrier routes are being ar- eee et ao as eeicaters cre wiid|Maine tle season, where 68 Bave| way. cduaren have paket today,” said Mr. Meekton's wife. “They have refused to mind me sev ~ “Goodners gracious!" exclaimed he absent mindediy. “Well, there's one thing certain. They don't take af- ter me,"—Washington Star. “No,” eald the statesman, don’t he- | Master Jno. G. Price, 1. J. Frack, | C. W. Hildebrand, A. F. Hildebrand, | | Jas. Warner, R. O. Ongood, W. F.. Turridge, Mra. W. 3, Turridge, M. | Hato, M. J. Engetherdt, Wm. Ton- Garvey, W. L. Lawrence, Mra. W. |1, Lawrence, Col. Doyle, @tanley | | Garvey, N. P. Shaw, Jno. Katens, J. | will be much days. proved within a few The contents, it is needless to add, will be made more varied or sent by messenger or mail to the Star office will be very much appre- Intercollegiate Association Changes Its Code. | The Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America have changes in the constitution are im- portant and will tend to the better- ment of college athletics. caribou have been unusually abund- | tteve tm legisiating on the drink quee- ent, and many splendid specimens | tion. The time ts coming when we will have been killed by visiting sports- | ali be either employers or employes, aad men” ——— and difficuldes of etiquette and the lke, says the New York Journal. Queen Victoria is styled as the theman who drink« can"t keep his wits about him enough to be an employer, }and the non-~<irinking employers won't Scnacte: auhwarte, Aoneie Dout and attractive as the newsgathering meso pec: eign Royalty in Disgu' | give him a Job, £0 the whole thing wl P. J. Holland, Mra M. Per M j j powes : be pee ey Europe's reigning sovereigns and settlo itself.”—Indianepolis Journal. 5. F Kelley, LegW. Pon, 1. W. Car: | facilities areextended and improved, radical am might have been expect-| ogi of the nobility when traveling, | One of the many spear thrust |penter Frank Burand. Mra Frank | News of local happenings telephoned ed from the amendments offered |try to do so incog., in order to avoid |which killed ileutenant. Robert Durand, W. G. Garvey, Mra, W. G.) were made. However, some of the |recogyition, risk of assassination Grenfell at Omdurman, penetrated through both outer and tnver cases lof his watch, which was thus stop: ped at 8:59, The timepfece ‘will be ‘The _| A Mor, B.A. Keene, B.A. Burton, ‘iated For the first time the association | “Countess of Balmoral,” the Queen | mounted as an-inkstand for use by ay marae th ao Ws Jog sl FF . Pye, De Nett Deaeet ¢ considered It had a tight to demand | Revent of Soain te Known as the | the aoidler's wido } “oO temm 0! ‘ol jo," a e Hiver, two miles. We got Lack at 4) Horie. Mise L. Hurns, B Ranialt, from the athletes @ good class | On ie Count of Barcellox,” | Attorney Generg! Clabaugh of '4. T. Fall, Mre HT. Fall, Jno. [ntanding and the constitution was) oe | Dp. m., Wednesday. ls 2 Ml a Bo a Blt Berke > | ~ \While Queen Amelie becomes the | Maryland, who is mentioned ax suc- ; ‘Thursday—Was on guard again at | Morrison, No P Tuck. Gem Heide | changed 90 a8 to throw out @ man ie eee de Villacosa.” | censor to the seat on the district su- ’ @ p.m. the) To tive ae ee who ix not up to grade In hie wtud~ | Onis Ue oe tulgaria becomes |Preme court bench, now eld by Out to blowk- | 1, Jeeceh Harp 'd) &. Vetnine, | ttt New Orleans Times-Dema- jfes. Another important step was the |e atuany,” arnd the King of Senatir-elect McComas, ts just past F PA witha | aoeere: comes eee MnIM®: | crat, “bet weem the fireplace and the NING AT CLENORA reparation of bieycling from the) 1h igians is “Count Ravenstein.” | frty years of age, and If appoint~ : in, Cieny | Se 2 Venene ee Ag tn first bookcase, on the left, you will rorulne track competitions, and in| Ih", NStegs Frederick becomes the /@ Will be the youniest man who Saturda: to ntay in quar. | F hae See seg "| find two large slippers aailed to the ——= wtitre there w 4 different asno- | 1 ‘ ” lever oceupted the position, with our aoc uniforms and : suze be pean ae wally teusterk ators tab palnecot- Callfornia M Back F sey Se ae (he ee mente’ the eeuahos. aa , | 9 OR. ready to G0 out at a) T° CI cher. Gi. A. Alexander F ling, The heel of the slippers ore © en BRON TOON | ones ern te Tua be erent in| Petretenas”, The “Ducheee Be Ce: Pac ayenetbe youn large reso | * Poment’s notite. pir pe rae 4 oo quite close together, the toes spree: area! ie # | tro 7 Matured ynight at 12 o'dlock the J D- Kennis. J. 0. Brazil, MW. Micviy rel poo aged sath Pour Fort Wrangel. romurd t0 the dgbarring for one yenr |t£0 Ie the ex-queen of Naples. nd art are shown for various table } Officers woke ux up to by ready POS zs lot brightly flowered. drugget, they n, of Mendocina, Cal, | athletes Whd de-“prepe hed won | SOre Orne et castle): his son, | U*e ‘They hold crackets, fruit nuts, : a out at any time. We had orders = llook not unlike two large parti-col- om the Sewee tron Wean- |e in an interedlegtiate or open | the crown prince, is “Cou Carle- and raisins, and a special shape is | That the batlation Would form ac ¢ A Switch Device. lored beetles, olinging to the walls 9.) rom Wran-| mest. ‘The rule way hanged that |) 0S." ll Prince Victor Mapeieon | ‘eslsned for baked potatoes, Fiat ; &. M. OF sooner, but We did not €o) The railroad companies have ae-| With folded wings, They are not, “°) T° has been mining near Glen- | only those who Wad taken part In| Ore Om te oe count Mon- | Plates upowt which loaves of bread H Out enti ¢ am. Sunday. 1 was! auined the reapousiility for’ the | however, intended ewornaments, bur °T4 Aince last spring, He came to outalde athietie nooo end ms | eerer¥’ ater his, molars calle). may he Pat are also to be found Qbout half « mile, within a short dis- garory of Ifo und person on many have @ very homely and practical nora on WOR honors so ae to make them de- ’ decorated in this way. 2 f ot ¥ “i y v a! sirabl nquisitions te « " The Prince of Wales varies his tance Prag ee ot Be ond vf che surface crosings in Chicago, | Purpose. ; ; *. a dintance of nearly 140 | TIEADO Bete labarced. | fitles between “Duke of Cornwall”) Kitty Reed, the ‘speaker's good stand hing ith eepecialiy where trolley cara cross hen L retreat to my den et mies, making the trip in fiftcen The constitution was also amena- | 07 “Rothesay and part of Ches-)jooking daughter, is on te house daylight. thelr Hines at grade, says the Chron- | night, take down the book that suits qaye, it was a hard Dut fe fe ee eee iene far a oammittes [ter The late empress of Austeta | payroll, recelving #600 afnually for They were atrala the fneurgent® ie They utilize a simple aystem in| my mood, get into w comfortable, ot inrough ately. te ‘ eth Prew ide for a Com Nttee | paused at the time of her murder a8 | services rendered as stenographer Were wring to attack the blockhoure, ihe matter. I might be called an} taxeed sold jacket, turn the lamp reports 1 of thtee nates ae an advisory | Pr cmtense de Hohenembs’ (the | for her father : interioeking system. A watchman fr keeps a lookout for the cog- breakfast, after which we had to 0 ot to blockhouse No, 10 and re- a tow jpot right and Mght my plpe-—when I heve performed these preiiminary ceremonies, L pince a chair directly committee and alto fe faculty committee of five members of the faculty of the five colleges or univer: Iname of her Bavarian estate), b lon xpecially exclusive occasions she # at hotels Marchioness om ‘The Princess Louise, of Lorne, has had the rather wi . Cncneecnsibine iit nae Ais q woing of trains on the ratl- figured in visitors’ bool deve Company H, while they went “e and the approach of the | ii front of my slippers, insert my t}* aking thé highest scores at | oo tis Nicholson, d'Angleterre,” mon expertenge of having three to breakfast. gtreet cars, Whon he wee a train | feet inte thelr depths and lean back ntry, and Wt previour anus! Held meetings each | tenner mother-in-laws during her married q We are doing something al! the ind a street cer approaching at the | with the biigful confidence that t . hone en ng. [Yeats trey Boer oMicere were) cory ta told of a fudge who life—her husband's father, the Duke . There are all kinds of rumors a lever in his can't posmibly fall over and break “ . the fr Jition of the |« ped s ie iewihta ¢| would not contro! his temper and of Argyll, having been married three of war hare, but we don't know jower ‘That act switches a section, |My neck. Iam anchored, sy to) Shun page pst Hee. tao could not contro! other people. | times, what to believe. This. business can’t gooui two foot b ak, to the well, and the light in| Mr. Johnson reports things at | Princeton; T tary, J, B. Van . shoul t% t long, im one of the . . Ad % * One day there was an unsual disor- | Iiet much , but I think that te ot the etre ur line, Of /#0 arranged gs to ipake.the position Wrangel to by very quiet. No new | Pleeck, of New York; treasurer, W. | ae (MN OT and at fast} Congressman Bland and his wife @verything will be settied goon, , <9 the car is brought to « stop | the best posable one for reading business houses have been built, and |B. Quinn, of Columbia; =, ona foe judgecould endure it no longer celebrated the twenty-fifth daniver- Sibet cae Wad oe tha Hise, Sicily sometinem with themoatt |My tridnds claim that the habit ithe gamblers and tough element |committes, T. R Fisher, of Yate; F. | the Iii poasible to allow this per. |a¥ af their wedding on the 2d of We had thicken dinvers,.both on ‘+ King up passengers. if It be {pulling out tiny legs to an abnormal have made themerives searce Nourse, Harvard: R. 11. Hiptey, | | Tt \* nema ot court to go on,” |(t# month. ‘The senators and oth Christmas and New Year's oF are length, but I don't let that worry Mr. Johnson made several good jo- | Cornell, and C. L, McKeen, Pennsy!- lhe exctaimed, “and I shall be forced representatives fram Missourt pre- All of the boys got. Crristinas gorkened, aad passengers to| me Pm thinking of having the | Cotions while in the north, and will | Vania . to the extreme length of tak. | sented them with a handsome punch Presents from the Red Cros noclety ait ovt the wall with no Uelt. Hut | scheme copyrighted,” #0 back in the spring. He is on Hamilton college, 6f Clinton, N. Y., + hig Saas sted teat Will etop it” bowl, beautifully carved by hand. + 4 Tecome. 1 got two colored hand- the ryetem, according ratirond > hig way to Sen Francisco. wan adehftted 19 he. association. "There was a long silence; then one | aiie-yen, 1 do chew mun & erent > Wk ‘chiefs and a towel, nen, of stree 4 steam tines | -_ Joston university, Brown university | > argent She—Yes, T do o Meer fruit uesean Is Just commence. |t2™, 0% street and. steam tines. I8| one soaian im tmpfovident. but he| Greatest Shipping Ports. |:\f California, fowa state University, |of the lending counse! wre and | deul.. 1 suppose you think I'ma reg: | tha, Watermeions are getting ripe jor the prevention of the “grade |'* keen enough ‘at o bargain. AN) phece of the largoat ehipr aa Jan’ Stanford, Michigan, Pe: ah Pane Oke. ae 8 Bile 18 ey | ular chewing-sum flend and ¢reen peas, ete., are on the mar-| crossing horror’ which used to fig- |nnecdote old of Joxéoh Rolette, @ iy ine wor haired gio nia State college, Wesleyan Uni- | “Tf it please your honor, Troll Niet | | He-No, Lulu: I think you are ® Ket. ive to froauentiy and prominentiy | famous taper of Prairie du Chien, | 1. ‘yoo by boone raity and University of Wiscon- » inde a resignation take ef- | chewing gum angel.—Chicagoagmib , T heard today that seven volunteer jn the newspaners well Muncrdted the point. The st0rs'|remnining tires ate Markellies, New: (Tit Were exnelied from the associa. |fectt’—Tit- Bits une. fegiments “{ll be sent home Jn pa hs “sboeei "Aa pelle: By “Leading events in Wie | york, and San Francises, | HON OH ageoUnt, of Mon-payment Of |e queen of hearts she made poMe| Ane wollsknown saying “Weatmin Marz, but did net learn which were conain history. dies arts tigre vaaher 3 We ie, Anciben “tumor,” prubably HE PLUGGED POTATOES A lady who visited Prairie du : _ _ The Tntercoltegiate TMeyole As#oct- nd burned her hands, burned | "eh Abbey oF ae ngage ats the Invention of sume of the officers Chien in the efrly days of the ter- Lon't you hate to have a man /|ation wae formed after the adjourn- re tributed eon when he boarded to keep up the gpirita of the boy ae pes (1 ritory, remarked to Mr, Rolette tel you th tory twice? ment of the meeting of the Athletic lithe king of hearts he praised thos the San pmef at the battle of Cane who ave analous to get back to the “Oh, Me. Rolette, T would not be Yee Al it is the one | Association. H. N, Hall was elected Aone St. Vincent, seems to point to the ftator, and aro. getting « littir| But Failed to Find And Con- |cniagedin the Indian trade; it soome | tint fT told him nko Record. | president And seared his consctence, he eb tle tebe iiecirseleopprath Veing “leary.” coaled Whisky to me a system of cheafing the poor McSwilligan—T? atorial plum ——= — ¢ Detroit Journal Boys ids a Re the Palt [SE Ne ARE NIN | . aavages.” j tree haw undergone a «ing: Lost Bank of England Notes 6 ut for some uns ? ° Let mé tell~ you, madem,” re-|amorphoris, * auth and the world laughs with v when the end came London’s Dear Hospitality. cusioms inppector Steve Drinker plied he, with great nalvete, “it in| feuilldiv—tn what way? It in @ fact, that to many minds, | Pel am t the famous battle at Trafalgar When the city of London enter-| wae executing the duties of his| hot we easy to cheat the Indians ax| MeSwiliigen—It now bears pairs. no doubt, mint be very®urtous, that But that ten't all by halt (805), Nelson was buried at St. : tains distinguished gucrte IP lavinies yesterday aftern eare-| vou imaging. 1 have tried it these | Mtteburg Chroniet the Pank of | England has always yo.t pear in mind that we first ust Paul's, and the abbey authorities, } = its money With # profusion more be- examin on h ttem of the! tvonty years, and haveinever suc-| Mrs. Netghborly—Is your hasband had a pretty steady source of profit find finding crowds going there to gaze i fitting an Mastern potentnte than a to go north on the steamer. ooo New York Pont. | discursive? in the lows and deatruction of It) ane thing to make us laugh on his last resting-place, had an eff- i body of thrifty cityY mien,@ayva BRt- | City of Seattle, in the hope of f | Mrs. Mainguy (whose husband | 'enk notes. What {thas gained of | + ‘ aid Lander. made of him, and set ft up near : Bits.” It ts, tydeed, no uncommon | ing either opium or water “It's hard juck,” said Agoncillo. | was a sallor)—t'm not certain about | te year Qn this way we ere unable n - Kempenfeldts’ monument, in order | thing for the eft¥ fathers to pend The tor gravely the | “1 don’t seem able to please a@ny-| the ‘cis. Syracuse Herald it during a period of fe “That boy of mf remarked the to attract people back ta Westmins- | on the entertainment of a” guest | sack ashington spuds and other | pody." Inabel, what sacrifice shall you Bank ®ad | proud parent extravagantly, “is the ter, with the desired result, The much more than his own Weight in| articles with @ sharp steel r but What's the trouble?” asked the | » during Lent?" 1,000 from renulne article, He's all wool, figure now stands In the Islip Chan- : gold, a compliment surely of which | Was, up to 4 tate hour, unsuccessful | gaiaried friend. | “Well, we have auch a charming OUtstanding paper never Ite ly £0 be | can bet with the other funeral | even emperors may he proud in finding any of the desired stuff “in the United States they com-| vouns cloreyman that T wupywe 1 presented for payment. When the | «shouldn't wonder," commented is a v Mfelike and | The city wan never toved to mo ” iisattenahet ~— plain that I'm ® apy, and in the | ought to give up going to chiren,” | destruction or the irrecoverable loss | oq Grumpy; “1 notice that he entation of the great i Bevin} hoahtality aw tn ims, Loprosy’s Original Home Philippines they cerupidten that 'm|—Chicago Mecord. fa note oan he sie gs in the shrinks from washing."~-Philadel- It is sald to have been copied | wher entertaine Minoe a: + | not. Washington Star. ent of a fregr a wreck It can, t yhia Record. ma smatior fh which Nel- Wales on fiw return from India. In| The original home of leprosy in When the risQig bell is ringing, Rank, of course, will always pay th son saiy and all the xcept @-« honor of the “return of the wander-| Asia, and it flourtshes the more “That was a horrible trick Algy; hough the wortd is wrapped in money It re 18; and even wher |. How often do you want to be told | the cont, he actually wore. acliae, er.’ the Lord Mayor an4 a-|\ then in any other part of t globe. | played on Edith.” | » ie doubt about it the cash isnot to do that, Bobby?” asked his who borrowed the hat for his ple- : { ton spent no less then $197,995, or | Chine is a bothed of leprosy; in Ja | from ‘neath the cor 1 on security being given for in- | mother ture of the “Death of Nelson,” found euMelent sovereigns to outweigh two! pan it prevalia extensively; while in He sent her one of her own | vnifying the Ra@ shoulPthe note @ tiges, mam replied the the marks of the eve patch@n the prin even of his present ample | India it ie known that there are at! photographs a¥ a comle valentine.” | He who hesitates in lost r be presented The £60,000 boy sotemnly,—Philadelphia North inner lining and the gtamp of the j proportions. Nine yearn cartlor tie |leat » 000 lepers 5 ee —Chicago Record, | worth of paper—or £20,000, as it ap- | American, | period if the crown, 4 * 4 m4 A Bi Fa