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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-31
The Recreatisns of School
Children:

In choosing the mode of a child's
recreations, it should be borne in
in mind that their main purpose is to
restore the tone of the mind and its
harmony with the physical instincts
by supplying the chief deficiencies
OF our ordinary employment. For a
hard working blacksmith, fun. pure
and aimple, would be q sufficient
pastime, while brain-works need re-
creation that combines amusement
with physical exercise that unloos-
ening of the brain-fber With the ten
sion Of the muscles. Emulation and
the presence of relatives and SCHOOL
mates impart to competitive gyrnnas.
tics charm which spirited boy
would not exchange for the pass We
pleasure OF witnessing the best circus-
performance. Wrestling, lance
throwing, archery, baseball, and q
well contested foot-race, can awaken
the enthusiasm Of the Grecian paEes.
ira. and professional gymnastsswill
take the same delight in the equally
healthful slough less dramatic trials
of strength at the horizontal bar.
But, on the playground, such exer-
cises should be Invested from the least
appearance OF being q task even
children can not be happy on com.
pulsion.
There is alec too much indoor and
in-toWn work about the present life of
our school-boys. Encourage their
love of the woods; let us make holi.
days a synonym of picnic excursions,
and enlarge the definition Of CAMP
meetings; of all the known modes of
inspiration, forest air and the view
OF beautiful landscape are the most
inexpensive, especially from a moral
standpoint, being never followed by
splenetic reaction. 4 ramble in the
depth of painless forest. or on the
heights of an Alpenlaud, between
rocks and lonely neutrality-suspicious.,
opens well springs of life unknown TO
the prisoners IF the city tenements.
Science Monthly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-31
Star Route and Salvation.

Before one Of Jack Gilmer's rela-
tive in the east became aware of his
prosperity in the star route business.
Jack would receive an occasional let
ter admonishing him not to neglect
his spiritual welfare, and to turn from
the ways of the upgodly. The writer
in one of these letsegs incidentally
remarked that be was getting along
pretty we'll, bat had e mortgage OF
$500 on his farm. No stronger hint
than this was ever thrown out that
the sum named would relieve the
pressure, and Jack was left under the
Impression that his standing in the
other world concerned bis relative
most. Finally the star route bust
ness came cut and the way Uncle
Sam had been heeced. Then his
cody relative, who had dropped Jack
for time as a hopeless case, remin-
ded him of the comfortable SUM be
had doubtless got away With, and Of
his ability to let him have 5000 to
raise the mortgage, without feeling it,
from his ill-gotten gains. This time
the religious dodge was overlooked.
Jack was equal to the occasion, and
his laconic reply wss:" Work harder
and pray less, and you may be able
to raise the mortage. Wa I'd Refez.
The Ret3eS has got the story exactly
straight, says the San Francisco Daily
Report. Jack vas in Washington en-
ldeavoring to have one of his routes
expedited, and the relative called On
him at bis hotel, to present him with
a copy of the revised version of the
New Testament. Jack took the book
and read it carefully, sitting up ell
night ior that purpose. He found
that number of words that are Gus
temary TO apply to q refractory stage
team had been left out, and great was
his wrath thereat. The next day the
relative called again. He asked
MIR. Gilmer If he thought his soul was
safe and If he was preparing himself
for the hereafter. Jack said he was
going It 'bIind." Mr.. Gilmer occas-
Isionally goes blind. Then the rela-
tive limited at the mortgage, remark
ing that those who giveth to the poor
lend to the Lord. Jack grabbed the
new version 10 see il the quotation
was correct. He found it ali right,
and pulling out his check book and
drawing his check for $500, handed
it 80 the relative, saying: Il don't
like the security very well but blood
ls thicker than water. Take this
money and lift your condemned old
mortgage. and the next time you
want q I3an dcn't creep up on me by
gFieving abOut my soul. but make a |
dead bluff st me and I'D Call you, |
and if you've got the biggest band,
Why you sake the pot, thet'a all"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-31
TIE HALLUCINATIONS OF
GREAT MEN.

The number of great men who
have been once. twice or more fire.
ouently subject 10 hallucinations il
considerable. a list, 20 which il
would be essy to make large sd.
ditions, is given by Brierre de Bois.
mont ("Hallucinations," etc, 1922,
nom whom I translate the following
account of the star of the first Napo,
leon, which be heard, secondhand,
from General Rapp:
'tIr 1906, General Rspp, on nis re-
turn from the seige OF DsntNc, hav-
ing occasion to speak 10 the Emperor
entered his study without beng an
nounced. He found hin 81 absorbed
that bis entry was uDpreceiVeG. The
general, seeing tine En- peror contin
ued motionless, thought be might be
i'll, and purposely made a noise. Ma
poleon In msdiately reused himself,
and without any preamble, seiziDg
Rspp by the arm. said to him, point
ing TO the sky, Look there, up there ,
The general remained silent, but, on
being asked q secont time, he an
swered that he perceived nothing
'WhaF replied the Emperor, you
do not see it? It ia my star, it is be-
fore you, brilliant; then animating
by degrees, he cried out, 1t has
never abandoned me, see it on all
great occasions, it commands me to
go forward, and it is constant sign
OF good fortune to me-"
It appears that stars of this kind,
80 frequently spoken of in history,
and 80 we'll known as q metaphor in
language, are q common hailucina-
ton of the insane. Brierre de Bois-
mont has a chapter on the stars OF
great men. ! can not doubt that fan
tastes of this description were in some
cases the basis of that firm belief in
sstrology which not a few persons OF
eminence formerly entertained.
The hsllucinstions of great men
may be accounted for in part by their
sharing tendency which We have
seen to be not uncommon in the
human race, and which, If it happens
to be natural to them, ia liable to be
developed ia their overweight brains
by the issolation of their lives. A
man in the position of the first Napo-
leon could have no intimate associ-
ates; great philosopher who explores
ways OF thought far ahead of his con-
temporaries must have an iuner world
in which he passes along and solitary
hours. Great men are also apt to
have touches of madness; the idea by
which they are haunted, and those to
whose pursuit they devote themselves
and by which they rise to eminence,
have much in common with the men
omanis of insanity. Striking instaD-
ces of great visionaries may be men
toned, who had almost beyond doubt
those very nervous seizures with
which the tendency to hallucin atious
is intimately connected. To take q
single instance. Socrates, whose dat
mon wGs an audible not q visual ap-
pearance, was subject to what admits
Of hardly any other Interpretation
than cstaleptio seizure, standing all
night through in q rigid attitude
Popular Science Monthly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-31
Women Of Tangier.

The Moors are handsome men,
naughty of feature, and with great
dignity of carriage. The Arab women.
of whom We met not SO many, lef.
their charms TO the imaginstion.
Though they were mof1ei up to the
eyelids, showing only a strip of buff
forehead, they generally turned aside
their faces as we approached them.
Their street costume was not elabor-
ate-a voluminous linen mantle, ap-
arently covering nothing but wide
sleeved chemise reaching to the instep
and caught at the waist. their bare
feet were thrust into half-silppers,
and their finger-tips stained with
henna. Some had only one eye visi.
BILE. In the younger women, that
one pensive black eye peering out
from the snowy colt was very piquant.
The Hebrew maidens we're not so
'avaricious of themselves, but let their
beauty frankly blossom in doorways
and at upper easements. Many of
the girls we're as slender and graceful
as vines. In their apparel they sp.
reared to affect solid colors-bIuee,
ochres, carmines. and olive greens.
They have beautiful national dress,
which is worn only in private. The
Jewesess of Tangier are famous for
their eyes. teeth and conlplexions and
for their figures in early meidenhood, I.
At thirty five they are shapeless old
women,
sSars teeth, sans eyes, sans taste. sans
everything"
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
DELEGATES TO CUONTY CON.
VENTION.

The Democrats Of Medicine Lodge
met ut the school house last Saturday
% elect delegates to the county conyen-
ton. whldh meets At this place. on at
urilay, Oct 22.at 2o'cloCk. WI Ew-
ing was elected Chairman and +. Fisher
Secretary. The following men were
the DELEGATES and alternates:
DEtEGArEs. TER MATES.
y Fisher VI. v. Sherry
DR. Johnson b Quinn
y. II. Whitclaw Mort. strong
w, Il. Ew Ing =. W. Swank
Rob simmons ~. a. McCanless
=. n. w. Field lSam. DEM
W. Payne tieO. SandersOn
On motion Of ;. J. Shepier, the sccre-
tary was instruct cd to notify delegates
and alternatcs OF election. IL was also
moved that the proce dlngs be publish
I'd In the city paper.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL
Some Points Regarding The New Morn
Ing Paper.

strong Joint stock company, with a
paid-up capital stock Of $50 OOO,ha- been
formed at Topeka Kansas for tic pur
pose OF pulls ing first ass, reliable
daily paper. This company has the
morning and evening telcgraphic dis
patches Of the National Associated
Press which are full and reliable. Hen
~ King viii be editor In chief. with I
iull and competent corps OF assistants
The new daily will commence Novem-
Der lst The commercial department
giving The latest telegraphic markets
iro I'M all parts OF the country. will be u
special feature Of the paper Price oi
the new daily will be $40 per year by
mail to any address
The Weekly Capital will continue &c
be published nc Slperlyear
Copies OF these papers will b. found
ut this Office for any who want to exam
Inc them. The responsible names be
hind this enterprise are guarante,
that the company will do just what the ,
promise to do.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

G. outht sent free to those who with
eDD To- engage In the most pleasant and
prohlaole business known. Everything
new and capital not required. We will
furnish everything $40 "A day and up-
wards l. easily made without staying
away from home over night. No ris
whateve!-maLy new workers wanted
NJ onee-many -are making fortunes at
the business. Ladies make "a much rs
as men, and young boys and girls make
great pay. No one who Is willing Ia
work tails TO make more money every
day than can be made In week at any
ordinary employment. Those who en-
gage nc once will find short road Ia
fortune. Address II. Hallet & co. Port
land, Maine.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

9. Q. Hartwig VS. J. W. Moore
ana frank NcAlister. Orner and
McNeal for pltf., Ellis and White.
q: Z; Cbinn VS. J. T. TAYLOR
Whitelaw and Ellis for Milf Ed
Sample for def,
Cbinn and Ohinn VS. HE. Van
Trees, Whitelaw and Ellis TO,
pitt. Orner and McNeal for deft
T.. Gilbert VS.. S. Lebrecht. Or
Ellis for def.
). Lebrecht We F.. Gilbert ct al
Whitelaw and Ellis for pltf., Or.
ner and McNeal for def.
". II. NJ. Howard VS. r. l.. Oar.
ter. Davis and Sample for pltf
Frank Rider VS. county commits
sioners. Ellis and Hopkins for
pltf j I whitelaw for def
John Sparks VS. WIN Kelley. pltl
has no council, j L whitelaw for
def
] p Chinn VS. W L Cox. white.
law and Ellis for pltf Orner and
McNeal for def
Isac Chinn VS. W L Cox, white
law and Ellis for pltf Orner and
McNeal for deft
John Chinn VS. W L Cox, white.
law and Ellis for pltf Orner and
McNeal for def
j + weaver VS. WIN Slower and
Stockdale, Orner and McNeal for
pltf Ellis and Sample for deit
T. Sample rs HIP True sdeI. White
law and Ellis for pltf Orner and Me-
Neal and Little ard jenkins for def
T. sample vs. II = Truesdell whitelaw
and Ellis for pltf Little and jenkins and
Orner and McNea' for def.
lIegwer vs. NJ + Hegwer, Z Sample
for pltf
10 ~ McClees We county commiss'o,
ers Harris and Harris for pltf and j 7
Whitelaw delt
w a Gibler VS. Sarah G. ibler. Orner
and McNeal for pitt
w W : andiiord ct nj We 9 ] Shep
90 NJ Whitelaw and sample for pitts
w w StandifOrd ct vi VS. = j ShepleI
Nhitelaw and sample for pitts
Beauchamp vs. Beauchamp Little and
jenkins tor pltf
G Z Billings VS. G VI y rton and J W
Faris Orner and McNeal for pltf J I
Whitelaw for def
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
j. NJ. RAWLINS

Also / bar
on right side Of
J Dung stock.
Old stock no ear
marks. Branded
triangle II on left
zip and / bar on
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

The Anthony journal has been re-
Niyed-Flctcher Meridith, formerly of
the Hutchinson News, having purchased
the outfit and Issued the first paper
last week. Bro. Meridith Is good
newspaper man, and will no doubt
make the Journal more OF success
than his predecessor We exchange
with pleasure.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
DISTRICT RTDoCKET.

List Of cases to be tried at the
coming term of District Court,
converting in MedicineLodge Oct.
18th, 1851,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

The Grand Jury has indicted Guiteau.
AMI rapid preparations are being made
for his trail. There ara now eleven
cou q against him, and they are drawn
with great minuteness. and no stone l.
to be LETT unturned to break the W etch's
neck. Fifty million ople in this
country, and the Old world are waiting
Hnxiously n hear Of Guitcau's earthly
career being ended.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

An attempt was made to ditch a pas
senger train on the Iron Mountain road
In Arkansas, near Hope, where the re-
cent 70 berry occurred. IL Is thought
the friends OF the yonths who robbed the
train. are the guilty ptrtrs
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

En- INDEX please announce ny name
n, cpndIda,e for the eli OF Sher II OF
Barbour county, subig Ct 10 the decision Of
The II 2ublicla o unity Go ventiou.
& r PACKARD
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

Nine men have been arrested for par
tlclpatlon In the Blue Cut train ROBBERY
near lndepen cnce. All but four oil
the number have been discharged.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

The three young men who robbed a
tran 90 D, Iron Mountain read In Ar
kansas, have each been sent need to
seventy years in the penitentiary. Cor.
rect
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
DEMOCRATIC co. CONVENTION,

There will be delegate convention o.
the Democrats Of Barbour county, hell at
i'tdieine Ledge, Saturday. oct. p, for
tie purpose Of placing in nomin ,tion, o.
the Drmocraii, tickit candidates tor q,
follow NJ lli1c:
Sheriff
County Clrk
County Trrn.uUr
County Surveyor
Register Of D.cds
Coroner
A Commissioncr for DIST. No. will b,
nominated M the above date
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
CHINfINAIcAsrs

CRIMINAL CASES.
State OF Kansas vs. John Garfen
Whitelaw for State, McKinstry a
Scheble Tor delft.
State vs. John Moore and +. =
McAlister, Whitelaw for State
def. has no COUNSEL.
State VS. VIM. Cannon and Lou.
Is Casteel, Whitelaw for State, IL
Whiteside for deit.
State VS. Geo. Ritter, Whitelav
for State, Orner and McNeal and
Sample tor dcft.
State VS. Geo. Ritter, Whitelaw
for State, Orner and McNeal and
Sample for def.
State Us John Hosplehorn, White.
law for State, Orner and McNcal
for deit.
State va w. II. Weidner, White.
law for State, Sample for def.
State vs. Samuel Frame, White
law Tor state, Orner and McNeal
Tor def.
State VS. w. S. Smith, Whitelaw
for state, Little and jenkins for
def.
State VS. w. S. and j. w. Smith,
Whitelaw for State. Little and
Jenkins for defts.
State VS. Frank Rider, White
law for state, and Ellis for deit.
State VS. Esau Lamb, Wmtelav
Tor plu.
CIVIL CASES.
City Of Medicine Lodge va W. III
Weidner, h. Sample for def.
Philip FlOhr VS. VIM. Lockard
Ayers, Orner and McNeal fol
pltf Whitelaw and Ellis Tor def.
School District No. 3 Va s. j.
Shepler, Whitelaw and Ellis for
pitt, T.. Sample for def.
Philip Harizell VS. Henry More
head, Ellis and Whitelaw for pltf.,
Orner and McNeal for def.
Mary +. Chandler VS. NJ. l.. Pal
mer, Whitelaw and Ellis for pltf..
Orner and McNeal for deft.
J.P. Chlnn vsW. l.. Cox, White.
Jaw ana Ellis Tor pltf., Orner and
McNeal for def.
w. Nj. Stocker VS. VIM Gerkie
and Hegwer, Whitelaw and Ellis
for pltf., Orner aud McNeal for
deit.
&. b. Currie VS. Co. Com, Little
and jenkins for pitt, Whitelaw
Q deit-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
ESrlLL BROS.

On left hip. some
branded same a.
This V ith bar be-
fow i o sun City.
range on lower big
Mule creek,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
BRANDS, EAR marks, &C.,
-)oF THE(-
"COmanChe County Poo. /"
EVANS.HUN-
TER & EVANS.

Rail on either
side and bar IN
der the tail. Ear
marks - Jingle
BOD IN each ear.
Additional
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13

Brands: Heart upside down on left hin
Ear marks-Swallow fork in each ear
on some cattle. Another lot branded IT
on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded on side and f on left
hip-crop i'm lett undertake crop i'm right
Some branded Ii on side and III on left
hip-crop and underbit each ear. An
other lot ii on lett side. Another lot
Arrow brand on left hip-split in each
ear.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-13
GREENRAoK CONVENTION.


MEDICINE LODGE, KAN.
Sept. IS ISL.
All Grccnhackers Of Barbour county
are requested 90 meet VA mass cOnven'
ticn IN Medicine Lodge on saturday
Oct. %, 1881 nc 90 clock p. m. "a
Iumina te candidates tor the county
offices. ". II. NoEEts Chr mn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-07
F0R SALsI.

OFFER FOX SALE THREE HUNDRED
acres Of nis with dwelling house, barn and Sheds o
good leo house ds at east three tons)wel adapted
for milk ranch Stables and sheds enough to accommo-
iake hundred cut from seventy five to one
hundred Of hay; also vegetable grounds also offer
M sale from head OF graded Ango-s ewes grade
rom 81 1915 together with throe full beoded bucks
rom imported Stock For prios and particulars inquire
sy13-H - g. II. SWIFT, Warm SPRINGS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-07

in the urine, aad many other Diseases 'iS' e"1 w 7
and death VII, rx.a
Dr. NsNTTtG will agree to forfeit Five HundTea
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatnent VIII NO.
cure or for ANYTHING impure INJURIOUS found IN IT, D
MINTE treats all Private Diseases successfully wlthous
mercury. Consultation f~as. Thorough examina-
ton and advice including analysis OF urine, 50 CO. ir
Of vital restorative. So 90 bottle, or four umes
the Quantity s1eCo address upon receipt OF
price, c. O. D. secure from 15ssTyati9n and IN pSA's
IL Kearney street, San francisco. Cal.
DR. MINTIE,2 KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPR-
R.TISISI cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder corn
plants Conorrhpa elect Leucorrhoa For sale by b 2
Foster and Geo c. Thaxter, Druggists carson C'y' WV
q bottle, six bottles for $500.
DIR. n1INTIE'S DAEDGLICN raLES are 1t'e
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and HlLiOCs cure
in the market sala BY B. F. Foster ana George
m m - Jr,,oo;sa C.rsop CITY mh17-1y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-07
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
NORTH CARSON STREET. CARSON
CITY, NEVADA,

Having leased this well-known brick building no
Any friends and the public in general that it will BIO KEEP
arstclsss hotel in every particular.
THE TABLE will DO second to none in the State.
THE AR will be supplied with tho best brands
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
4Good cooks and gentleInanly walters have been Sc
-ured.
AS an old resident of Carson City, ask and expect
snare OF public patronage My intention is to attend to
person to the wants u my patrons. b. F. SMALL,
Proprietor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-07
WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
"A work in small family and assist in Of
children. Apply At this Office
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-07
THE GREAT EAGLssH Remedy

Ia q never.faiiing snre FOR ner
vous debility, exhausted WITH
ity, seminal weakness, spes-
matorrh9s, Los Z MAN
H,s1t,, impotency, paralys.s
and all the terrible effects G
elf-abuse, youthful follies ana
ane, exccsses in maturer years
such as loss OF memory, las
situ6e, nocturnal emission, q
version to socioty, dimness q
vision, roises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobservsa
th., lao1 fn ipsapl nm
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-03

Brief Mention.
 A committee meeting of the New England Lock Makers association was held at the New Haven House yesterday.
 Quite number of articles lost at the Kent club lecture last evening can be obtained of Mr. S. E. Clark, Al High street.
 Edgar -Wallace's little girl, in Prospect, was badly bitten in the cheek by his own New foundland dog recently. The dog is dead.
 Judge Origen s. Seymour, of Litchfeld, delivered a lecture on the civil procedure act last evening in the Supreme Court chamber. The State Bar association met in the Sen ate chamber yesterday afternoon and ad- journed until Tuesday, February 15, at 1O:3O 8. m.
 Fifty-six agents have been appointed by the Connecticut Humane society, which is about one-third of the number to be ap- pointed.
 The Legislative Committee on Military Af fairs, Senator Lewis chairman, will have hearing to-day, at ? p. m., on the petition of the Cambridge Guard, of Hartford, for in corporation in the National Guard.
 An ice boat on the harbor attracted great attention yesterday. It scudded back and forth between Oyster Point and the end of Long Wharf with great rapidity. Four or five persons were enjoying the ride.
 This afternoon there will be a hear ing at the Capitol on the petition of William Tanning for release from State prison. Adolph Asher, of the firm of Driscoll & Ash CT, of this city, will appear for Tanning.
 Yesterday was Candlemas day, which, &C., cording to old traditions and proverbs, is the turning point of winter. "Balf the wood and half the hay" has disappeared, half the coal in the bin gone and half of the provi- sions disposed of
 The regular meeting of the Farmers club will be held at room No. 10 Sheffield Hall on Friday, February 4, at o'clock p. m. Pro- lessor William H. Brewer will address the club on the subject of wheat growing on the great Bonanza Farms'' of the West.
 Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., of East Hampton, formerly of Fair Haven, secretary of the Woman's National Augmentation was at the Capitol yesterday in company with Mrs. John G. Parsons, of Hartford, making ar- engagements for the temperance hearing.
 New London is happy, as it's harbor is not frozen over, while Eewport's harbor is. Hence New London feels partially avenged over the commissioners who said the loca- tion of the training school should be changed from New London to Coasters Island, on the ground that Newport harbor had the advan- tage in being always open.