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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Twelve Persons Crushed - neslh neeool1
asnsw-siids n utah rersitssy--A yc1ot
fni Locality. If

Twelve Persons Crushsd - Deslh neocol&
snsw-siids II Usah rersttssy-A yoeos
fnI LEGALITY. |
sALr LAKE cirs, u. r.. Naruk \. I
News received from Alta, Lille CQ(tor
wood, give the details Of the crushing y
earth beneath IN avainncho Of nuov 9
ten men and two women IL ~ ccut'
centrAted wreck oi the Emma nln1s
where the victims he'd taken fefoos lFc,o
impending danger, beIIeyins ~ 80
stantial structure safer than ~ leoIol11
cabins.
one msn was literally eoverpd vl1t
. huge rock, one lay under ~ e1c1oI
others vcre tumbIsd I. ~ oe1els 80
scalded BY The uotem if0n 4
boiler and SONS crusked ~
. shapcIess mass. AZ out -
Of the bodies hare bern reecvelo(k
Alta "a noted snow-sIIde locolIo1> f11I[
having been dLsaefrOu9 on n6r1V %
cry season since lhe frrt o0cnInU - -
mines. Them hsve va 11l1D
sons killed IN sItlca I'm
time, tI1ls latest 1G111Io
the number up 70 li3. IL rC1|
are IN tfelnoF Of feaF, End ~ ~
In tunnels and under gro1ndI = r
fsre locality 3 constief11 1n1<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
West and South.

West and South.
JoHS GLAscocK, OF Delaplane, Va, killed
his wife and threc children few days ago
and fred tho house containing their bodies.
He then went half a mile to tho woods and
shot himself through the heart.
THE number Of hogs killed during tho
last winter at Cincinnati was 05,45i, a do
crease Of J0,9i0 from the preceding year.
The dsath.lvt on tho 9TH included the
names Of Amos p. Morrill,, Judge OF tho
Eastern District OF Texas, and Edward d.
Payne, Of Dayton, o., brother Of the
Senntor-elec..
TnE Louisiana Republicans met in state
Convention at New Orleans on tho 9TH and
elected W. P. Kellogg, r. B. s. Plnchback.
As. Badger and A. J. Dumont as Del.
eeates.at Large to tho National Convention
ut Cbicayo.
Ar winnetka, ILL.,, on the 5th The Cor.
oner's Jury concluded the inquest in the
case Of the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son. The jury found that tho old people
were killed by some person or persons TO
1' S".y ..~v"" ~ ...' .s ~ s.s,ssv ~,
csss susp'''ons ass'nss -. ''''"s'' fsn
THE Union Pacific Railroad made its an.
nual report on tho 5tb, which showed gross
earnings Of 81, 100000 for tho year. with
NJ '"ep' ~ s-,ov'vso "o'" v', ssc !" ~,
sr W. as ..u :, ,,,,. W.. ~, y,,v IA ,n.,-
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80 = !, 49, MA y p,,,sh.,.sn ~ nv Nv ., Tts AN
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

WIIIism uEfuadueII nno<e1, 3 bEg<tef q
Lieutenant John A. Mbodep, ~ kes0 y
ne Gay Hcnd disaster, ard Mss
fottIe hcdneId, the yoel1nse dauEh1eF
81 N. 1omnel uo016Id, . Nonllhy
iarmes, k1ye eIpped lFom NORTH
Madison, conn. Ye1nI N1o6e6, = nov
1e4 ~ w oeeo ~ t<lle = Nose1
NadIpon. ~ y 49, t0e - tklvg yeo1g
yoonl1f - ~ 1u111G1 - = ~
lfes1Y. reseg 1zs1.s - - - -. - =.
- 3 % - y q csslels.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

THr Women's Suffrage Association met
IN sixteenth annual convention at Wash.
ington on ths lth.
BErohE tho House Committee on Terri.
tories recently joaquin Miller stated his
belief that poly yeamy was decreasing. that
the Mormon people worc extremely ignor.
ant, and were led BY cranks. He opposed
oppressive measures, and urged education
q the cure for political disorders In Utah.
How. KKsxETn RArxon. Solicitor Of the
Treasury since 1877, died At Washington
on The 9TH. nged ssvsnty.nix years.
on the evening Of The olh President Ar.
thur gave state dinner 70 thirty seven
Senators and Representatives who arc
bachelors or unaccompanied at the capital
BY thsir wives.
On ths BIB The Btarroute cases were re.
vived st Washington by tho examination
VI ex'Postmaster-0 General Jnmss and OK.
Attorney General Macvesgh BY the
Springer committee.
ELsxABErn CApY STATION was elected
Prcsident Of the woman's National suf'
frsgs Association q ~ recent annual ses'
sion 10 Washington.
THE annual arssIon OF tho National Coun
eIl Of Tie National Union League. held Al
Washington on tho oth. elected James y
Ne2ley President. with 8 crstary Chandler
heading Tho list Of Vice -rrcsIisnts.
korwuusrAxpiSo the opposition 4
AmeficAa pork abroad The quantity Of b.
con exported lest year was 5s,0lo.o0'
pounds greater than In 1871; hama 70 POI
cent greater. pork s,coo, ,ooo pound greater
and lard i5.ooopo1 ms vaIus Of hog pro
duct exported has increased nearly 40,
0ofo ~ past ysar.
TnrououoU1 IL uufoc1 nln1ss and Can
sda ~ tunineoo falIureG during 1hs aevsr
8 days en1r1 . ~ ~ nuubrrsd "a
afsinsl "a he prevIous weck. Tho di,
iIibutIon ~ !, foIlowss New Epglsn,
1lalez, -, Mlddle. 5lt Weslern, n; soush
ern, q, Pacide Stale, and Territories. n
Canada ard ~ rpvisceu. -
Tn eennle oo1nmll1ee % Territories Dc
eidsd % ~ ~ % n1opI ~ nnno Of Ian
eoln for ~ Nlnlo vhlch n b proposed 4
ereals - = Nprlhern pskoGa.
Ex'qxxA1o1 0rnno1u, q Alabama, nj
~ beeorp ~ 1pineor Commite,e - On u
~ that u ueu TEA, n Jsnunsy, 1g5I
y ~ ~ Jnuse, lte1 poue9as>sr. vi
eeAsd ~ aid & 6ullin6 ~ p1Ipp q PosI
3 aits1a orc1(k 49, Jemlp crpoinI
neaf - ~ ~ = cuI11 m1ks
srlsrdId f1pGl11lon ~ 1ro6klnx - =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

wiLuH0roH, o. E1l
Great excitement prevails q -
city. Our City nsnkaI. 5o1o )
Dorm, was shot and inelaelIy
about seven O'Clock saturday esgr1r
Alfred ballard. N f1coD -
these, Ballard, uho rvlg : a1(l1
iance nosh q toUuu o1I1o ~ =
Iaee Iat< d - o1leI1o11 ~, = =
habit, aoon becnmo 6sn1l ~
Gated hs b M s1r1(ee ~
some. About cpvtn o'olcc1
dlUcully vi)h ro1CV1 ~
Barlow, ~ mnde voIy ~
n9aIssk him. BARROW eoeoVGI
ballard pF0ceeded 70 the eo(1
end Locust s)ysetG, vlHGr1 ~
b. the Mnro&nl nhd 3 r.
shnl. ~ boII11 pneulnI ] -
~ in1e - bnin. - l111
soon W1[(I10, I'D \ ~ I
iion q ~ oG|cl19 - E11
irom iynenlnQ - nqg1I
csf I'm 4 = - 49, T
twelve yeol1, - ~ q
the vesJ - co|1p11 = g
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

". E0Elf. M1E1 Unfr4 .
The hunt Il becomlns move lnsefs1iins
day BY day, aud instead of diminishing u
beInz ssrruethesed. fvery membsr q
ths rulIcs DepuFsment hsa lhe ofIcial d
rcrptlou of TIIIes II hIr poe1ei, ssd ths
Iup1411lon prevails that 4 ~ police e.n'
~ ea1ch I'm hne ant ~ viii. 1el>-
rro115 ~ conlln111IT rQ1gln1 j. to1e %
~ CHI1l d I'5IIce 111 ~. MQ@rzz1 -
~ e11scl INT n ~ <1|l1l . - 111Q(
TtII<r y eonc<olsd 1Un4g4 y - "
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

SECRETARY folgsr Suggests several
amendm<nts 70 the Paiten I]III, and says,
ss1 doubt whether Tho people would ap-
peDve its prvvislons. Il n certainlJ
opcn 70 ~ eharss II being partial %
~ hanks, end ~ effect, vfether IN
fln<Ied - nol, would seem % b =
61fes calling ID security bonds until such
eIuu|nften s1aII hare been called, ed !
- ~ thInk \ wise poljcy 70 fbns -.
ellulnat. = lnzof q banking 1..ycl..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

fllssNvsfg " fifHsmis ishefsf~stes ~
tlsahH lafsEaH sHsisausauFss fntFHsts
- - fsHlsf elli ttsu ~ Itsms<HEliHs
nspseatlts us#aufes ~ me fHllsf states
taalasg iifasmlfsts 4 uis ~ Hseshsf
anltn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
aserml,i clfas matI.

fhs ssfe "A fsym#ssss fE#fllsei " tha fAt.
e#as ,ilafllHefss uatHsg faltfssa th
shissas ial.hsl II sfi .gga-tH tafpfla.
HHis iHHsh fflF
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Itsv. Jos. Cook, Disturbed In y Nap by =
Brothsr Div ne with whons he tind Agreed
10 Attend Prayer Meeting. Behases In .
Most Unministcrini Manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

x,u.,5oo, Robinson OF Brown University, Ia hear'iy
., Tho extension Of the list Of elective studies
o,t;cu,ary In natural science and modern languages
and he dcprecates the prominence that a'hlencs hao
acquired 10 college hie'
Miss Cobbe recalling the ways of frst-rate iadies
schools in England fifty years ago, says: One ASH
wednesday | remember, they provided us win
dish of salt fish, and when this was removed to make
room for the roast mutton, they the school misresses
addressed us in short discourse setting forth the merits
of fasting and ending by the remark that they lett us
free 10 take meat not pleased but that they
hoped we should fast it would he good for our souls
mud our figures" The education OF women, THINKS
Miss Cobbe " at its lowest ebb about hall cen
tury ago" Its cost certainly outrageous Inc
writer's own school amounted to fl 600 for two
wears; though even such payments did not insure
common comfort The din OF our large double schooi
,oows was something fightiul Sitting in either of
,be,u C,ur pianos might be heard going at once III
,,os alovc and around us while at numerous tables
a,,crod obout the rooms there were girls reading
aloud IN the rovcrncsscs and rcciting lessons IN Eng
I'm French German aud Italian. In the mast
inf the nrrosr we were obliged to write our exercises
to compose our themes and to commit to memory
whole pages OF prose
,rhc,o .cro 4 ( students ut Cornell last year AZ
,,i,, women che total income last year was vi -
coo
rs sail th,, the teachers IN the normal schools OF
oh,r cities receive three times rs large 'olay a. do
those Of Philadelphia.
IN the new Oriental College IN England. East IN
at,, s,r1ouis have suites of rooms coqsiding oi
t,nd, drawing .ro,m aud kitchen, the whole arrange
nrn being on the principle ho, whether The student u
a tlindoo ot u Muatulntn hc can I've In h' own w."
A. though hc wna m homo In lodin without tue
,ishi,at Interference with hts rccnlnf customs WIN
,espect ~ hs food aud domr'l,c arrangements
There a,c nov twenty mu hoc hndctem'cnn m opc'.
ntinn Ia rhlhdruhh
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

Tho examination Of candidates Tor admission VIII hpFh OF
II FSpAN. sept. 80. at 800 n. m. ,..-.-
Candidate conditioned I'm uno last VIII present lhS'N''
M the time ...-.t,r,. Gourmet,
Candhiat,s for admission 10 the COLLEGIATE toVRSE
ron WOMEN viii present thcmsClycs ~ III" CnU'tr "l
TUESDAY. sept 3p, at 10 q. m Circulars ol information
Candidate ;or the GRApUA1E pFPANrMENI iWg
Tho President. al the COZ cer ON ~
X NfnpNINt oct Circulars cont ninH the course o
instruction ui the coming wear may Oc had ON 'pphoao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

SAMUEL BGEARLEY JR. A. b. HARVARD
'Dle-1. AND HECLNrLG \ RESIDENT MEMBER OF
BALLIOL COLLIE f. OXFORD WILL Open \ DAY
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS A. LAST 45u-~T. OK OCTO
BlR =. CIRCULARS WITH LISTS OF TLACHLRs,
EfFIREN.l.~. Terms. ETC. FORWARDED UPON AP-
PII'Ar1oE. Mr. BEEARLEN WILL BE AT HOME
FOEENOONS AFTER SEPTEMBER l.
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school or MINES.

candidates fot aiwiuon ~ ANY o1, ~ The as te'l,ot
cnitrta Nir Nuur rrurrtint, tit nrn rtIu7, Nn'{t
it,n and Atplth thnWaiiN, Theology. Nu1Uwrit Athl
tr,utt Wi ui tnpsrlNVa tlt examination ON ~ IT.
-. To- ~ 70. .lu q ~.
cnnddalrs conditioned In jun' ms Win hc ict1omi 'l ni
I'm lhlMu llNIN
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1nsirnrtiou
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
No Is EAST 49TH.s

FRANK DRISLEK. A. NJ, PTnclpaI. =.
Reopens WEDNESDAY, september ~ refers 70 Ine INC
mites Columbia College and School OF Mince For crcus
containing of former patrons and iu information Apply
at the school, or TO DIR ii ~ III wv.
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fdm Schools.
CoLUMBiA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
EAST i9THST. NEAE MADINoN-ANE
Tho twcu'y-scvouth annual term o. this Institution viii
commence ou the FlRsrIONDAY IS Oci1 i"t l''''
lie law school Bu!dus M East llthst. betTe'nAth 'n
Madison av,s north side lnI VIII continue until June 0'|.
Inc conr- o, study embraces two aud - d' nc 10
rVe fam ant accurate trucJn I'D the principles ana Pi@c
Ice OF the law.
' THEODORE W DWIGHT.
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tIIIE MISSES ROGER>'s English, I'rcuch nn,
l uumnr school or YOUNG ladies rud ,hldi.n -lu Yves
l-th.tt. MI truutn sent 3D.
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MESSRS. WILSON q KELLOGG,

NOS 539-J43 FIFTH ANENVH'
Prepares for colleges Scientific Schools ana a a
Tcarng directed 10 insure hoTOu .hness ana 10 cum az
onick oservant thoughtful habit OF mind N1nlhc' c
81 Glasses small Personal attention OF prlnclpa " ~
nrnu French German Elementary Class bnlunS no ~
ceient sanitary condition light and cheerful nv mail
$40 KeOpens Sept - CAL after sept N"Vu"i' ." ~
S-'0' REFERENCES, -, =, ,r...o,
T. . porpar, President columbia College W. F. warren,
President Boson University George Brush DIISc
Of st Thomas Church. Herman knapp M 1919 n
Stevens NJ D. George Henry warren. Esl" hailV' II
olhdcscb Eso John s. stewart Esq. r. q. Rolso1, Esq
Lanes thomson ESD W. Goddard Esq- MIS-. SylVa','S
reed robert r. Livingston Esq, william iat9ni - L. -
ID White ISL l. T.. Chambers ESD Ihos H. foS"l' i''l
COLJMBIA INSTITUTE. LOG West 4Zd-St..
" EDWIN FOWLER a. H. PRINCIPAL toHeg'n e 90 MN,
col and urinary dpnariuents gymnasium, uhh'an ulm
boariers received Catalogues On Application hoOlenS
September "a
ENOLUMBIA COLLEGE.
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UNIVERSITY LAW >CHOOL.-1hc twenty
u sixth annual Sc son OF the Schoo O'EHs "'o''' -
,nTsr Of *choo' isrcquirei FOR The decree
Al allow tnce OF than Onc years. made Tor cquNA
lcut Shades else" here . - ,.>-,,-rpet1.y
TT.TIDrNG WASHINGTON SQUARE. and the Library
1Iall ON he second have beer thoroughly rented ana
lar on- have made totht collection Of reports lud
tx honss Ior circulars address Professor J. + ny -
sell or Professor d. H. JAQU -. secretary Oi the Faculty
Mutual Life BUILDING 81 Nassan-st
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1IENRN X. SPAuLDlNU, 4 II. daNordI
~ PRIVATE iNslHl,iioN.
Ocean Steamers.

A NCUOR LNE.-U. s. NAIL STEAMERS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDthRf
Devona 5000 sept 20, Ia. IA Crcassia ........oct "a n
AnchoIia. sept n, IL a. ~ ttnopit Oct. H. 10 ~
CABIN passage $50 to $50 sacondcl So
Storage passage to or from, tl5.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEE ,srOWN SERVICE
from Pior al. North RIVER foot Of LEROY II
AUSTR At ................ SAILS SepL2l
... .Oa III ta's"s 81 %
Cabin Da,al 90 t0O TO 800 according 70 acc0hnOd usna
Second.clsss $40 steerage ne above.
For massage cabin plans book OF rates &C. apply 10
HENDERSON RROTuERs. lowing Green
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For Both Sexes-City.

4 BOUT 800 YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND
a lad attended Ia kards Bu COLLEGE It.t yctr;
o; the qId fed uuauuruzrS
good Tine young Of
qualify buSIns generally by thrpul tic regular
COur, the qud catons OF and they are nany "A,
up carry along ~ The SHORTENED and "a De-
writing greatly extended Nearly all graduates o hi.
Institution urOyide with -iiuat 0ns In business GOOD
SITUATION AWAITS E\I..N WORTHY ONE Inter al
any No classes Personal instruction work was re-
suu'cd September ]. once. 400 Broadway When YOU call
take the elevator 10 the Oftc
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Tor Young JrdieJ-Countrv.

ACADEMY or THE SACRED HEART,
~ London Onnro .Couductr1hy hf Lloa NJ tho Sartcl
ltrut rm Of studios the a mat pur'uo In Al rr
maitunui Toms including tuition n French m fngll'h.
hunid tiuv huu Hud HnituuttI Atfl nnuuui Az
ph 10 LADY Nllfllplb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
s,nool ron POLITICAL scrrNcr

The puiposo of ils s,lool io pitc complete rcncln
Wow l ul ir -uhl,ua 10th u utrnnl nud ttirhHl InhNt
Ioluy non the Witriod stand point oi history law e"l
iUlu4luhY ... 49,
candidate few nnutcueton viii Wcsopl lCt toltih nt'
~ the rtcsil,uh nj the college on FRIDAY MulNlNU
OOl g.
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fINHE L. ;. AND BRAZIL MAI. ;. ;. W.
L American Limo for II. Thomas. Para Merahhan'
PernambucO Bahia and Rio de Janello
Elegant passenger accommodations ~ rtduce a. StoeS
\. FINANCE. Captain Mandei, tiQn hooettk NespOr
Brooklyn SATURDAY. september -. at = m, anu Ho"'
News Va TUESDAY, september Ii. AZ y p w. ,-,.a L
:. W. HOWELL. Sec. and treas. =, porreais 81
PAUL r. GERHARD & co. Agents, - ISVs'---
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For boys Of al ages. Prepares Tor Busncss College
GOOd Instruction. Good ASsOCiatOns Good Influences.
Spacious Building. large Gymnasium outdoor PLAY.
Physical Training daily. see llaIpci's Weekly. MAY &.
French. German and spcCalles no CNt!a charge.
Begins sept H. Catalogues by post Calls aiteI sept l.
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Dantlns ACADEMIES.
Gfaebers.
A TEACHERS, TUTORS, GOVERNpSsps
~. promptly supplied free TO employers schools rsSa
mendcd. FLORENCE tifrH, - Union sanssss@


~ ter for session a week, s40 Tor two anil 40 on "a
session Of four hours two % witch aeyo,.,
mathematics history and teratureone QainguageF
German Iatin and one 10 music. friend NAV shari,t
sessions Unusual progress guaranttc n faithful ns,
Refers 10 present ana 10 mcr pupils. Address F'F"s
Mia MONK yp. lr,oktvn q
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A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHES

~. ~ a grades. tutors, Hovernoafi lertnrnrs sa.
panona CcJ circulars ~ beat schools nee no chartss
those employing tcaclcra nor ~ teachers uu nngars
H. MIRIAM CoYWtlE 3 90.
Al
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WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROs .IJ r.:
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL Ell
FOR QUFE sTOWN AND 'F''oa On A n q.
CELTIC Capt Geadel. SATURDAY sept Al q.
GERMANIt Capt. Kennedy SATURDAY sept 3 3 o N
BRITANNIA, Capt Perry. saturday OCT "a. :. Esr
FnoM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, foor VI
lOTHST. -. ,..kets %
RArHs-saoon 500 $50 and 800 Return atssSensaisiS
favorable terms St.erago 1t low r~'es
(Adriatic only $40 ,.,,on snnly ~ ne
For In pes ton OF plans and other Information APP"
S'i"p"i" '''''' -'"' ~ H. J. CoRrt-, AssS~
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AMERICAN PACKET COW.
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
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GUNARD LINE.
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and social relations United states Oee uea Oy secre
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15

IT TARRN IOWN-ON-Ili DSON, n Y,
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-30
Sac Preferred to Smoke.


II WIS "A ''iicomclN ear rafting along up
Washington street II was scarcely half
filed. with plenty of room ''forrard." At
Franklin square a party of half a dozen
Indies stood upon the corner. poting their
sunshadcs at the driver The car came to a
halt. and the urlanc conductor smilingly
algh;cd and assisted his passengers to their
seats. While he was thus employed another
lady approached the waiting-car and, unob-
served hy him, Slipped into one of the rear
seats The ear started, and the smiling
conductor returned to his place on the rear
platform he discovered his new passenger.
MADAM" said the conductor, no longer
smiling. ''thcsc rear seats are reserved for
smokers. You mast 90 forward"
"For smokers, Is it,
The bell rang and the ear came to 4 stop
'.Yes, for smokers. Nou must go forward
Come. the car is waiting.
AN is il go forward | must"
.'Yes. that's the rule. Come. hurry
Six cars now formed Il procession in the
rear. Drivers were swearing. conductors
hurIying forward TO see what was the matter,
AM! passengers were craning their mecks out
meaning of the delay.
An these seats are for smokers"
YES. they ar,. Come, hurry
An | must move forrard or smoke"
"Nes, you must
"Begorra. then. ar III smoke. Have yc a
match.'
| And the lady drew from her pocket black
duae,al. which she proceeded to light, and
| leaning back in her seat puffed contcnteily
away. Ike conductor pulled the he'll with
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