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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-27
THE FIRE RECORD.
OIL TANKS BURNED.

ELMIRA, y. Y, Dee. 26.-Oue Of the 3d.
600 barrel oil tanks situated at West juno
ton, five miles from Elmira, exploded at
7:4O O'Clock this morning. Both tanks soon
were in seething flames. The shock was felt
at Elmira- Many cases sre reported of
knocking dishes from shelves and breaking
mirrors. No one was hurt seriously, although
the houses near the tanks were badly dam
aged. The fire is still raging. The loss will
not fall short Of 800, 900.
FIRE AT DEsHLER, OHIO.
TOLEDO, Dec 26--At Deshler, Ohio, last
night, FIRE, originating in the dry goods
store OF John Vosle, destroyed two buildings
in the business part OF town. The principal
losers are John Vogle, dry goods; j. c. Waltz
mir, grocer; McCoates, saloon. and Mead &
LafIerty, druggists Tho losses aggregate
SO, 900; insurance $4,000. The IRE was
caused By lamp explosion.
STEAMER BURNED.
CAIRO, IL, Dec 26.-The steamer vint
shinckle, running in the Cincinnati aud
Memphis trade, left here Wednesday night
for Memphis and got caught in the ice at Co
lumbus, KY, caught fire yesterday and
burned 70 the waters edge. No lives lost.
Boat and cargo a total loss.
AN OLD LADY BURNED TO DEATH.
MONTREAL, Dec. 26.-The residence of
Mr.. Dufresne, at St. Elias, was burned last
midnight The mother Of Dufresne, aged
seventh. perished in the fames
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-27

TRERE was one incident about the battle of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-27
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20, 1855 p. 10.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
ime at all stations named.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
The Fourth of July Celebration

The Logan Hose boys are making =
strong effor, to arrange FOR Fourth Of
July celebration. One that is intended TO
eclipse anything Of the sind ever gotten
up In Beleionte. The cost Of such an un~
dortaklng will be between $500 and 81 900.
a paper for the purpose Of Ascoriaining
whether = sufficient amount can be raised
among our citizens Ia now being circulated.
Tho amount asked for from the citizens Is
$500, the Logan Company agreeing 10
make up the balance. There are upwards
Of seventy business houses and ave hotels
In Bellefunts that would receive benefits
either directly OF indirectly ssSsa this
source, consequently each business house
could afford "a contribute s5. Six visiting
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

MARRIED.

hRUG6ER-HUMREKGER At Uuiouvtlls Pa 90
TIE sth ias ai the rssiAuncs Of ths hFiAs rarsnss
y Rev. v " Rsaas. Mr. 1ss =. Rruxrsf u Ms.
Aiies Rambsrres.
ptEiti,-sHoLL--on MAJ sth. isat, ct ths hous sf
tAs brides rArents nns uiis vssf 81 RsheTwAurF =
kse. 2. e. Weidnnsvef, Mr.. Retnrs q niehi 81 ice.
sFd, Pa. sua Niss Kiz n Shali a RsesF=hafa. Csa-
tre sountY. p
fowERe-EETsER-0 Tuesssy, Nay e.. issf =
Gufwehsviiie. Pa. - chs HsN-----. NJ r.
vsri rousfs md Ms LifEis ksys~T, keth cf thls
piaas
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

NortcE.-A representative Of the DEM-
ocuAr will call upon the citizens Of Gregg
township next week for the purpose Of
collecting and soliciting subscriptions to
the Democrat, We need money, and hope
those called upon will do their bc,t TO SET
tie their accounts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
Local Department..

Sneak thieves are around.
May parties are now in order.
Additional local on 9TH page.
Subscribe literally for the i,h Of July
fund
-Shorta,rry straw cakes will soon be il
season.
-Ronova has organized fret class bas,
hsl club
Ascension day falls on Thur.d.y May
pa this year.
a daily tr,in i, now run over tbc B
G. rnd : W. railroad
--MiIlbeim is to have q grand uu.i-a
concert on the 9Th inst.
Lock your front door. aud thu. avoid
being ,ic,imzed by trnmps
-Afortune await. tie man wh '.can trot
olt coal black sacred elephant
-BeIlefon:o is the only town Of its .izo
in the State we suppose that cannot afford
good band.
1t is to be hoped our merchants will
close their respective places Of business on
the SUtl inst.
The Mite Society Of tho PRESBYTERIAN
church met at the residence Of Mr. J. y.
A,Lc,s..r La, E-;l.,.,g,b.
A csr load Of Hungarians were sent to
Pnrir-Jug to work upon the PbiIip.burr
bnayh Of the new railroad last week.
Tn, lecture Of Miss + Wbi,o 8,
the Csur, House las, Tbur.d.v evening
~a. vel attended and very ipters.upg
There j. movement on foo, to o-rsp.
iz,a base ball club at Sarire ME-. Tboy
claim IN b,va tho r,s,.rf.l e,-, a., ..,..-
nine.
The Jarsav Shore Herald saws ,ta,
place made another narrow a. sro from
Ere on the Oh in..., in the central p,rt NJ
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work il beinp rrsboa forward n. r,r;5,ys.
ros.Iblo NJ, a e C-,uf,,l =. a.. ,ar-
tractor.
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one entered tue once '' pr' Arm'fng on
ff'uAy ana carried 6" Ms POCKET case o'
'"'''1"s'N' las u'e'of Is anxious 10
AZ" '"' ""e'eHD''. o' 'ne stolen case
''"'e 'l'.e'A''e 'h.'' o' tn'e'e' 'i''''d
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,umhs, n those neo,,Is .,o sv,cc,cd 70 bo
,re.en, from western Nov York ana
psnn.,Iv.oi. Abou. n tcp,, uul ho
,,ae,sd
-0ovsrnor Patlison has selected Eve
mechanical experts TO pix him cut good
man for the appointmett Of boiler in'pec-
tor IN Pittsburgh. This plan may not suit
the politicians, but 1t will likely result in
getting an inspector Who will inspect, and
th"' u thA rare bird tbe Governor aud the
PP's H' 'ooNins 'of'
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Publishers Notice.

All letters of business or communication
concerning this paper should be addressed
to the Publishers Of THE CENTRE DEMO.
cRAr and not to any individual member Of
the firm. II addressed the latter way they
will not be insured MS receiving promp at
tentInn.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
The Grntre 9emutrat.
thursday Morning, May Is, 1884.

J,aRnsrA~pENcE, utetuing important news solicit
4 from any part of the county, No commune sttons
a.,rtcl unte,s accompanied BY the real of the
~rnsr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

In passing one 4 cur dry goods stores
At late hour fow evenings since, We no
iiecd dim light in tho cellar thereof II
siru ua - being rather singular, SO We
concluded 90 investigate matters Creep
ing softly g. tho window We listened and
20 vhat vas that \ noise, and burg.
lsrs In thSt cellar, as sure as you rc born,
wo thought When suddenly We heard a
crash, then all was siill and silent as tho
night We we're completely dumbfound-
Cd, ard
Deep into that darkness perzins, hong stood
there wobdsring, fearing
DouttIus. draining dreams 20 mortal ever dArsi n
dream bsfor..
Bat the silence unhroa en- and the stiffness gave
40 token:
And the only words thsrsspoksn vss the whispered
uords Il tore
~ Pants in the sudden lighting from that bicycle on
the hoof"
OF course that explains IL all. The clerk
had just received . new bicycle, and was
trying II in the cellar before appearing in
public. He'll make bis Max llel in this
line yet II he doesn succeed in disocA,ing
his spinal column in the attempt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

puNLAF--As his haszs q plns aFurs NiIls Fsfu-sss
aeFuiur azy ioth. sf eancsf e TIE stasassh. gaaa
paniar ses e1 ypess.
MuNNNn Ia MsY sgh Al nu~ais Rec ps,A uwu.
tsf. sEsf aa Yaafs. g sssaihs aad 3 1afa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
Attend the mock trial to- might.
- Ladies' bolts and bags, Gsrmans.
- Bollefonto ladies should hold Calico

The new schedule of timo on the
railroad took effect on Monday.
Mr.. l.. A. Shaffrr and wife were called
to the home Of tho formers parents at Nit
tany on Friday last, on account Of the
illness of Mr.. Skaters mother.
--Ncxt week will appear in the DEMO.
Graf an Official challcnce from tho nine
lesncst to the nine iattest men in Belle
fonte for match game Of base ball
Judge Bclford, member Of Congress
from Colorado, will deliver the Grafton on
Decoration day at Lock Haven. Rov.
Joseph Nc.bilt will deliver the Mcmorial
sermon Sunday evening, 25,h, inst.
Tho Prcsby terian church st Wlliams
port was dedicated last sabbath, Rev Jos
Nesbitt Of Lock Haven officiating. II sa
most handsome cdifco and co,t SO, 900,
and what is better still is free ircm debt.
Tho Florida strawberries grow only
on lose ordinary vines, which Icnls an eH.
change to remark, by the time they got
North they are 30 high We supposed they
grew on church .pirc, and weather vance. %
We were in error in stating that The
regular Quarterly Meeting Of the Evan.
celical Church would be held in their
Church near Valentines Forge last sab.
bath. 1t will take place next Sabbath
18th inst.
The Literary Sac.ey viii give an
other mock ,rial in Association Han
this rhur.dny| evcuinra, 7:5o o'clock
\ rich ue,t 4, in store f,r those who
attend. Everybody ia invited This
one is expected to surra-, the ON" Of
March 20th
A very valuable dog belonging 20 "
Z. Miller Of Sandy Ridge va. c,thor lo.'
or stolen from him SOME tim. ag1 Al
though large rcwasl was offered at the
time, it failed 10 restore the dog TO its
former owner. Notices arc now posted Of
rcring the snug sum Of 500 ., s"y one re-
turning the dog to iss owner, and no qpcs-
tions will be asked
Mr.. \. {. Moore, oi N,IosJu'g and
Mr.. d. |. kune., Of Esclev'i", the con
te.,nn.s for the beautiful gold watch now
on exhibition IN The sac" case OF :. +.
Blair are 'Hc'''ng themselves to their u
most 70 secure this handsome prize Iii.
offered By the C';'@1ns Band AZ Mi.c.tprr
ard The rT''e"'a''on VIII t"He p'Hs" On
S"'urdny Juno -.''' AZ "h''' "'n' q Ar'"Hd
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

companies at least are expected 10 be pres
cnt, and n ench company will probably
average over ffty members our hotels each
could well afford 70 contribute s2j, ns one
company viii be placed at on,h hotel. This
would insure Ia" -urcc,s of tho undcr,ak.
ing, NJ IL would leave only So to be made
up outide Of this, and could easily be ac-
complished. II our business men and citi-
z"ns viii only look al this Ia the proper
1 light, taking foI instance the mccLlng Of
tn" GRIND Army, the Presidential election
and IA" proposcd Fourth Of July ccIebra.
ton, tbs year can be made one Of the bet
business years ever known in the history
Of BclIrfonlo.
srHisp Mills NorEs.-The track j.
laid ncro.s tho long bridge mile above
town, and the workmen are "yuIlingn for
Centre Hall as IA, as they can. By the
tim" THIS roachcs your readers the rail.
".ll b" laid nogrly 10 the ora Port A
number of Italians are working II. track
laying.
"''H"'s" hav" no psr-onAl acquaint.
nncc ai,h Mr.. Naudyko, set from the re.
/ r"fu hear about him from biz aorknen,
he mus, be Al exceedingly popular railroad
contractor.
Rev " K Foster, of Centre Hall. held
a teri".of meeting, commencing on Thur
.
/ day night, 'h" s.b, inst, and closing with
communion s'r'Ic"s On sabbath afternoon.
On friday evening after the regular .er-
vices u" congregation hold q meeting far
the I1rr"." % ".'oans tao additional
I hH.l'g L.a'f' WIN +. E'aTieS and "
"a ~ "'.' '.'''''H''1 ana "H""itn"a.-
. y ''''''. -" SATURDAY forenoon "i Tie
..,' '' -. '''''.' ''y "'T" ordained.
nv. ""''' VINO T''A' h'l ~ 'h'' con-
'.-''.'" -''''"' a'hf' HG'' h-''ti'a Kew.
..''' ''' i"1'.'1' ana f''lAE evening"
l"' 9if'"E M'''' schools are n -four
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
Personal.


up for several weeks past with Rheums.
tism is again ahle to be about.
Mr.. VIM. Jones is making an effort 70
secure tho prsence of the popular colorod
orator Row. Jno. IL Hocter Of York PR.,
during tho State encs mpment nj this place.
Mr.. Geo. Bible of Philadelphia brother
of recorder +. L. Billie expects to spend
a few weeks vacation in Bellefonte n
sisting his brother occasionally in dis
charging his official duties.
Mr.. Jno. NJ Ellison, Of Harrisburg
| spent several days in Bcllofontc, the gucst
Of Mr.. Henry Harmon returning TO tho
city on Tuesday. Before returning, how
ever, hr. Ellison gave Us pleasant call.
We had the pleasure Of an agreeable call
from Mr. + o, lIostcrman Of Aaronsburg
Pa. Mr. Hostorman, WAS formcly II clerk
At Fldlors store "A. shat place but is now
representing tho we'll known grocery
house Of Jauncy and Andrews Of PhiIa.
We were favored with a call from Dr.
j. W. II Rcbcr and Ira. T. Shafcr, Of
u.l,..,, NJ. ~. +,
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Ia.,. 'n-, =, .,.t ..I,.... 80. -,
p.t.. suI -. a.. ,t,.,T. :. ,,.r
hsIm aud Mr. Shator expect 90 locate at
LowIt1wu. We wi-h thom both suon..s
in their ucw location.
Mr.. Nanh Mu..cr. Of Fillmore who has
been confined TO hi. home far the pas, Eve
weeks suffering from ths, painful di.csac,
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

FisH LAws.-For the benefit Of our pis-
oatorislly inclined readers we mention The
dsses prescribed by law for estching black
bass and trout, and the penalties for viols-
ton thereof The former can DO legally
caught between June IL. and January Ist
For the violation Of the law = ino Of $40
for each ofFense is prescribed. The Law
further Gays how they must be caught, via :
Either by hook and line, scroll or spear.
speokled trout oas BE- legally caught dur
ing the months Of April, May, June and
July. For each troes caught any o1he,
time the ino Of $40 h mentioned Jersey
Shore Herald.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

The National WomAu's Christian Ten
peraace Union of New York will coon send
out = call 70 prayer 'ia view Of the presi-
donaaI campaign addressed 30 the Chris
tain people of America snd f1irc Tuef-
day, May = ~ the date. Zach hour has a
special 'uhieci assigned, including PRAYER
for pastors ard editors, that they NAV
lead the people avAy from dead Issues and
toward that ofA uElionsl constitutional
amendment prohibiting the trAfic in in
toIicsiinE liquors 50 = drink :" for party
leaders that. their platform may recoc
nizs this Issue, ard their candidate be
one whose habits shall be an example 70
young men, also, and emphAiieally, pray
er for Christian voter', 'thst their spirit
usl PERCEPTIONS may be qaiokened, their
consoionoes aroused, and their home con-
suiuencies meaning the women Of their
household.l represented BY them al the
ballot box
The day is 70 be obs,ryed throughout
the country, and pastors are requested to
preach on the sabbath following upon
"God in government
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

The City Marke, Hou,e at Lock Haven
has been rurcbssed BY Hr. WIN. Mayer,
brother Of Hon. {. a. Mayer, for the pur.
po'e u carrying On the suction ard com
mission business On mot extensive plan.
One half u the building Il to be rented
for market sialls.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
jeo. Weaver, Cha, Ecl,enroth and r. c.

Geo. Weaver, Chas. Eckcnrolh and II. c.
Irwin.
CoTmttoe on marking graves and dec
ora.ing Friends aud Catholic Cemeteries:
Comrad.s d. $, Keller, Geo. +. Harris,
7. Il Bcnner, Amos Mullen, John. l..
Curtin. John Noll, y +. Foftucy, David
Bnrtiey and all others who can assi,t
Committee on music, vocal and instru-
mcnlal ComfnIc, Jas II. Rankin -. n
Glenn, Frank Wallace and S. II VIII.
iams
Committee on Memorial sermon, t. be-
delivered on the Sunday preceding Nay
30: Comraias Jsa II Rankin, VIM.
Jones and II. y. Puntu.
II. H. BESsEE, Commander,
JAS. II, EAsKfs, Adjulhul.
Half Of the editorial force Of ,his pa
PER wns drawn on la-t week jury nj Belle
fouto court We came t. the scrntoh when
our name vn- called, md spent q vrry
pleasant time phiItp-burg Lsdg,r.
We remarked the improvement in
the paper
WHEAT KILLED We'll Informed farm
ors 'ny lhnl thoro was considerable
amount Of whra. killed during. or rather
after, the second thaw wc had Irlc IN the
winter, which permitted the water and
au-h 90 ran under the 4uoW. which efiav.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

Put up your hammock.
?. S.-The above can be used either for
warm or cold weather.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

-h"'srs. Gstmao & Kaple; have
Jn't returned from CsnadA with a car load
Of the fines, horses ever brought - uk
place" They are T. be sol1 a. public sale
al the d"rmAn Houso on Wednesday Msy
ZIst. All lovers of bIoDGed stock should A..
tcnd this gfcat sale.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

Tho White Goods store. Garmsus.
Briggs stamping patterns, GarrnAns.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

PINE GEovE ITENs Rev. W G. Kuhn
vill preach the Memorial sermon in the
Presbyterian church Of Pine Grove Mills
on Sunday morning May 18th, at lo3
O'Clock, A. NJ All soldiers are invited 10
be present, whether members Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic or not Services 10
be held as union exercises, snd general
invitation 10 extended 10 everybody.
Capt Jno. O. Campbell Post 272, e. A.
r., Of Pine Grove Mile, propose to OBJ
serve Memorial Day. Leave Pine Grove
at : O'Clock, decorate at Meek's cemetery
al 81 clock, at GrAysville cemetery loI
O'Clock, in company with Lieut.. Zenlmyer
Post Of Franklinville. Dinner will be in
the shape Of baske; picnic al GrAysville.
Return 10 Pine Grove and decorate at ~
O'Clock. Procession will likely be accom-
panied by the Pine Grove oorbe, band, and
Prof Jno. A. Weaver will have charge Of
the choir a, the different cemeteries. Kvery
person IL invited to be prcsen, and partici.
pste In the exercises
By order Of Committee
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

-1AERGNGTOS KANDER-At the
Presbyterian church, Thursday evening,
May 9Th, 1884, al o'clock, by Rev VIM.
Laurie, Mr.. Harvie q. Warrington, Of
Richmond, Virginia, and Miss Roberta
daughter Of ex-Senator &. T. Alexander,
Of this place. The reception vas held At
tho home Ct the bride until o. lo-k
wben the happy couple departed nn Tho
$50 train for philsdel hiA AMI Ns- iusE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

TuE DAY We DECORATE We arc re-
quested 10 slate by Harvey Bcnnner, E.q,
Commander OF Gregg Post, that Dccors.
tion day will bepropcrly observed in Belle
tonte. The cooperation Of all our citizens
is earnestly requested, and the aid Of the
ladies IL especially needed in gathering and
arranging tho aowers for this worthy oc-
cssion. Every one should lend helping
hand 10 make this effort grand suoccss
Rev. Mr Foster, pastor Of the NJ. r.
church Of this rlsee, hss been engaged IN
deliver tho sddress q, tho L MON eemetery
Rev. j +. DoLong, we are informed, wiIl
probably deliver the Memorial sermon on
the Sabbsth Subsequent to the 50th met.
The folio sing gentlemen com pose ,bo COM
mittce for the different arrsrc-mcnts, sud
are leaving nothing uDd"he thHt AL iu-
sure the success Of the oeea,ion
Committee On Procuring sn Drs.or
Comrades Juo u Linn, Jno. g Love,
Amos Mullen sbi Goo + Il4rfi.
Committee on procuring Hsg' And
handles and preparing the same lor graves
and also for securing means Of conveying
The lAgs, handles and flowers 10 the GENE
lsrieG Comrades william Jones, Jas. II.
Rankin, Cbas. a. Glenn and jesse Stuart.
Cshuitae pE procuring a'wrrs II. A,
Wt.nsrs. G-o \ Bsyard ,ier. = T-ss,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

-Nr Frank Griost met Si'b = s,rious
accident last week, In cndcsvoring 10 ssfc-
Is land box Of matches from the delivery
wagon, tho box fell upon his foot,
brui.iag and injuring It very badly
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-06-28
"Helio Baby"

M. B. Curtis and'his wife have pet parrot which IS their con- staut travelling companion, and which speaks the Kings English with amazing fiuency. The To- quacious bird caused quite a panic at the Windsor Hotel last night. It seems that the Curtis family occupy rooms directly adjoining Governor Tabor's apartment at the hotel, and last evening. as the Governor was entering his apartment he heard what he thought was a female voice say ing "Hello Baby" The Govern or was 8 trifle startled. He IS a very gallant man, but he could not for the life of him imagine what he had ever done to war rant any female in addressing him SD familiarly. The saluta. ton appeared to be intended for him, and it came from the tram som oyer the door of the room directly across the hall. The Governor was nonplussed. Hello ba hy-pretty baby" said the voice again. and the governor blushed as he straked his fearce moustache, an1 tried to brace up and look dignified. "Won't you come and kiss your baby ?" called the voice again in a deliciOusly seductive sort of way. Now the Governor seldom takos dare of any kind. To do him justice, he is a brave man, and at this par ticular moment he felt big enough to tackle an army. He crept softly over to the door and asked. Are you talking to me?" Mice baby" said the voice; but no sooner had the voice spoken than another voice from inside the ropm-a big burly mans voice called out. ''Go away from that door, and let the parrot go to sleep!" It was Mir. Curtis who spoke, hut he had no idea it was Gov. Tabor cuisine. Gov. Tabor slid quietly into hIs room, but he thought it was such a good joke he had to tell the boys about il after supper, and in the opera house lobby last night it Was all the talk.-Denver Tribune.