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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11

William Showers, under sentence Of
death for the murder of his two grand
children, escaped from the jail at Leb.
anon, Pa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle OF Shilohis CatarrL Remedy, Price
30 cents. Sold by r. NJ. Ward, druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11
Furnished Room wanted

Furnished Room Wanted.
A furnished room wanted by a lady.
In the vicinity of upper Third street
preferred. Apply at this office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11
Tintypes at wULPr's Gallery.

"HACKMETAOK."a iastlng and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and 80 cents. Sold
by r. M. Ward druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11
Chicago Live sioux.

UNION STOCK YARDs.
CHICAGO, May 10. (
CATTLE-Estimated receipts, 11,eo0.
Light to heavy prime. ............. $3.e0@5.O
6tSckers and feeders. 2.70Gh3S IS
lows ana buiis mixed ......s..... S.2514.8
HoGS-Estimated receipts, 24ioOo. Dull; weak.
Light grades $5.45@5e0
Eough mixed packing; ........... 5.50Q5.65
SHEEP
Natives .... SA.75@6B 80
Westerns 49,. bg0o1b.S714
Texans +. b.00@6.@
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11
Read Thisl

For the finest smoked meats.
including hams, bacol, shoul-
ders, cured OF home and in the
best style. call Of the Broadway
meat Emsrket. Also the finest
fresh meats and fowls, and lard
in cans. pals and bulk.
SITTER & FRBDINAED.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11
THE WORK OF THE FLAMES
BURNING OF TIE FINEST CHURCH
IN WESTERN NEW YORK.

Fire Visits the Lumber District of CHI
cago-rearson s. Co.'S Extensive Yards
Damaged $4,000 The lila Hoyle
Murder Explained.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 10.-St. Paul's
cathedral, the finest church in western
New York, was destroyed by fire at $3.50
Thursday morning, due to an explosion
of natural gas. DR.. R.V. Pierce's invalid
hotel had a narrow escape from fire
originating from the same cause.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11

save and keep the honor OF his native
lana. ms adds another laurel to his
brow, To correct evils, abolish abuses.
md i~nangurate reforms, he believed was
not only the duty, but tho privilege OF a
legislator. lie neither sold nor mortgaged
himself. He was in congress during Thu,
years OF vast expenditure OF war. and
when the credit of the nation was
loaned TO individuals, when claims were
as chick as leaves In June, when In
Inc amendment of o statute the
cnange OF a single word meant
millions, and when empires were given
TO corporations. He stood at the summit
OF his power-peer of the GREATEST, a
leader and trusted. He had tho tastes
OIL a prince, the fortune of a peasant, and
yet ne never swerved. Nc lcerporatien
was great enought or rich enough to
purchase him. His vote could not be
bought flor all the sun sees, or the
close earth wombs, or the profound seas
hgde.' Above his marvellous intellectual
gifts, above place he eve reached, above
the ermine he refused, rises his integrity.
nKe some great mountain peak, and
there it stands, Arm as the earth beneath.
pure as the stars above.
He was a great lawyer. He under,
stood the work, anatomy, the foundation
OF laws; was filed with the reatstream
2 currents Of tides of authority. He
knew the history Of legislation; the prin,
cipies that have been settled Upon thu
neids OF war. He knew the maxims-
those crystallizations cf common sense
tRyse hand grenadea of argument. II,
5Fas not y CASE lawyer-a decision index
Sr an echo. He was original. .hought
M and profound. He had breadth
and scope, resource, learning. logic. and
above all, a sense of Justice. He ,va,
pa~anstaking and conscientious, anxiou,
70 know the facts, preparing f6r ever,
attack, ready for every defense
He rested only when chs ens
vas reached During the contest Ii,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11

WANTED-A girl to do general Homework.
w Enquire at q. Richey's. corner Fourth
and Cedar streets.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-11
NOTICES.

Employment WANTED-Two English Ser
Gvents of good experience want situations.
Laundry work objected to. Apply at this Of
fee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
ADVICE 10 Mo!AeSs,
HUNTSVILLE CONFERENCE.
Second D8y's work of the Essth ndist
Gathering,

Second Day'i work Of the EEsthadist
Gathering,
Special to the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEx NV. 90 The sec-
ord days session OF the Texas Co;fers
ere, OF the Methodist church WAS spent
in abou. the same manner as that Of yes
terdsy, receiving reports, passing on
character, etc. The attendance has been
considerably increases, however. Rev
Morris vas elecIed ergrossing clerk.
Bishop W. ". Duncan announced t0-dsy
the clerical committees 20 per-
form tha various duties re-
qqired by the assembly. DR..
r q. R1mpleT of Huutsv!lle, Was re-
ceived On the transfer from the Gerrgls
Conference. R:v. Seth Ward OF Caves
ton, conducted services st the opera house
tonight. Among the visiting ministers
are Rav. W. L. Campbell, editor Of tie
Christian Advocate, and Rev. Dr.. Briggs
Of DRllss, Texas. Dr.. Morton of Louis
vile, secretary Of CHURCH extension WozkI
is slG2 il attendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
g OF Sars .be Ratchet Ii Buried.
Special TO The Gazstte.

Special 70 The Gazstte.
DKNIsoN, Tx Nov. 22.-THE GA
zETTE special this morning from Gaines
vile il relation to the Byrd.Guy con-
troversy 10 the C5ick.saW nation gave
Governor Guy, who was in Dsnison to-
day, considerable amusement. The whole
trouble has been settled and there is no
apprehension Of further com 2iicstionR
SeisincF The machinery Of the Cnic5s
Saw government is moving Slong smooth
~ under G 7vernor Byrd, nll reports to
he contrary Notwithstanding. Guy left
f5Y.Gslvars, l. T., few minutes after his
arSfgSl, but will be in the city tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
TROCGar HE WAS BUNCH,
a Methods. Minister Held :n Louisiana en-
SupiCi5p.


SuIpiei5D.
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tx, NV. g Sheriff Jones
received 8 telegram this morning from
the sgeus CT TIE U9ised S,eseas Express
Company &. Monroe, LIZ waiting TO
know il C. u. V5rGtI YES 81 right. It
seeus they they hIva HIN srtss!ed, ttnk.
ing thss he is the pCtciioussa "A ESE1sd
Bu2ce, rao lately r1o5sd The glove Cam
pgay's c7r IF $40. coo.
Sheriff jones wiyrd them tad XsEtel
is Certainty au right SDd he advise4sSen
Ia turn him loose quickly Ptorssor
VeYdsl was formerly president sastslie
PLsin College, and sitter Eetafing tFo7s
That posl;ion be joined t54sc oatsstnc9
Of vfe M. E, CaoTca Souts. Hs was
pagtcr Of thst chulcn sssz1sses
Sp.lrga, Tex, for the past year
and a the annual conference held q
Westher'ord, Tex few Gays ego ne was
oy taas body transferred to the N1zth
Georgia Conference and WAS on his wSS
there wien detained st Monroe, LIS.
TIE people OF West Texas reerst TO
learc O. the above tac:s, but tis po5ltlye
fact taGt he is not TIE man wanted. lie
IS regarded here IS heiag mos excel
LIANT, zss.ous Christian gentleman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

struck him ard pitched him forward on
the track. Inc FIST pair Of trucks ran
over the young mans left leg, msshing il
to pulp up to the knee. He scrsmoie6
out before the Other trucks caught him.
and by his presence OF mind saved lbs
life He was picked NJ and Carried 10
the freight house and Doctors Acheson
and Field were called il. The leg was
smpu.s.ed ct the Buee, and at this hou,
he is resting essy. The accident occurred
81 the Main street crossing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
/ "seassSf NortAkcsSiina" gfes Gu
Sm0ktag TODsocQss sDsolute!3ss9re. !;
~ ~A4SSy
STTLG ALIVE

Tho T,1arkana Train tragedy Msy Not
Rtsuit Fatally.
Special &c tie Gazette.
TExARKANA, Tx, NV. 22.-Young
Moores, Rho attempted 20 murder Thomp-
sor, Rrd then committed suicide, as
reported By TIE GAzsTTE, Is still az the
Cosmopolitan hotel here, lingering bes
tween life and death. In compliance
with the IT lest Of his family snd tcienJa
st St. / lu!s, he has the very best attenr
tl0a. raecs are no indications OF Ing
sanity shout him low, aud his physic !snS
Think ha may recover with good atteDes
tim. His eye is entirely destroTe dfA&%
ever, AID his face is otherwise d5s98s
ursd. G9tS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
DECATURs
Wise Uounty Empties Ter Prisoners Into
ths esnitsnnary-Co.ton Prospects,.
SoariEI Co thu CSasette

Wise Uounty Enpties Rer Prisoners Into
ths eenitsntiary-Co.tOn Prospects.
speclAi 50 the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX Nov, 22-Contrsc~
tor W G. HsTmsn left here lsst night
with jim Glbyeth and ice Naeland for
the penitend,ry.
jim Gil5Teth has figure in ,he criminal
courts Of Wise county almost contInu-
ous!y for ten years and has bsen acquitted
and beat in other wss so many casrgea
SgAinst bin hat he wss given the name
OF "SMppery J m" he would some
times forfeit his bonds, then come in al
the next term Of the court and prove thst
II WAS impossible for him to attend court
and get the forfeiture get aside. at
the last term OF our district court
he WAS tried and convicted Of
horsetaef! snd given FIVE years
in the peritRntiarg. He sppesled, and the
court OF GppeSls affirmed his csest and
"S!ipperY jim" is Off the WissacouAty.
criminal docket for five years at 7HtStS
joe Neelsnd WAS convicted Of rSpe in
Archer county AID five years WES slse'
his tenn from which he Appealed win
like success of CT beth. The cells Of
Wise counEy's jail are cow without an
occupant.
TIE much wet weather has been q great
drawback to the farmers in gathering and
marketing cotton, but II they can have dry
weather from now 10 Christmas this
county will have raised and gathered the
lsfges: cotton crop known In its history,
The corr, wheat and oas crops we're
splendid sad the county Is co y il fact. in
s more prosperous condition than before
the great dIouth All the houses in De-
c2!uz vacated before the drouth are now
occupied, ana town property ras almost
doubled tts value In the LAST Iour mouths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

morphine aaI lW0 Of 1inine in solution
he ssid he wanted Il for indigestion.
He seemed 20 he rsIonsl. Afsel
that And socu& 1890 1 \ sold him
four grains OF morphine in pow
der and two Of linine. He
stated q. this time that he had broken the
bottle containing the solution! he had
purchased before.
Further evidence Is TO the effect that
on the night OF his death, he, entered a
Main street saloCn AID called for glass
Of beer. The beverage WAC drawn, bat
before he drank iG, he emptied powder
into the glsss, sIy!ug It Wss q1inire, and
remarked sitter be drank Il thss 1t Was
very bitter. The Impression is gs;niEg
ground hat Roddis committed gu eide.
MILLS WILL NOT OPPOSE COKE.
Hon. Bryan r. Barry OF Corsicsna, q
gentleman who belongs 10 the inner cir
Gle of Mr NILS political friends. said to.
day: "All this talk OF Colonel Mills op-
posing Senator Coke for the United States
senGie is merest nonsense. Colonel Mills
hasnot now,nor ever hos mad. ANY such IL
tentions. Els has uzly warm friends
who would prefer him for the senate to
any man In Texas, but It has never en-
te ed their minds torun hin. Colonel Mills
and Senator Coke are the bert OF friends,
and l know whist l an speaking aoou.
when / say that NO nan in Texss is
warmer advocate CT Senator Coke's re-
election than Colonel Mills"
There Will De a meeting of Texas lie
insurance SCENTS in this city next Tuesa
day, for the pGTpOse OF permanently or.
gam rig the "TeX1s Lie Underwriters
Association"
HaprJ JAco0y and Miss LAURA Harris,
Doth OF this ciiy, were married LIST night.
Hutch Mitchell wss staggered last
night by spent ball from target gun.
Bennett, who shot 81 negro nsckmar
few nights SGD, gave bond to-day.
R. W. Brown and MEryL Jones, and
B. F. Morris and Mary A. O'RselIy were
granted msrriege licenses to-day.
Cards are out for the marriage OF ". A.
Hudson CT Dallas Srd Miss Fossie 81.
Rowan Of Waxshachie. The wedding
lakes place next Thursday.
The city offi;isls are working up sys-
tenn for the renum5eriug OF the streets.
At present, the numbers are delusion
and snare.
Real estate deeds recorded to-day we're
light, only sggTegating S34Oo.
Colonel Hudgi1s Of Fort Worth was
among the city visitors to-day.
4 derrick fell from the new city hall
to-day, and brought sway portion eta
Wall. Z
The Indictment charging william VIZ
son, negro, with burglary, Was qaAshsd
in the district court this morning. &l
The grand jury to-day returned thirty-
five true bills, thIrty-two Of which Yas
county court cSsee, and three ftlonieA
Miss Cors Mitchell of Bristol, RIgS,.
srrived to- dsy to spend the winter wifi
her aunt, Mrs. John Henry BroW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
MI q. .N-T7H- E1s:I -

Here is line in which attempt to rival us. We
show in sample lin6yt Wosd and Iron Nantes
that would he c'edit to any city, oEthe continent. We
have Wood ManeIs price from $12p 5000; Iron Mantes
from Sl5 to S75 large seIeetqg sg Tile Faengs, Tile
irons and Screens We are agentsr the celebrated Peer
less Crate the Ajax Crate tie Jaeson Crate and have
full stock of common CRATES. Our Manel Department is
in charge Of experienced man andge have full corps of
mantel settlers and tile layers and when sell manc
can if desired, set the good sly e Call and let
show you fine stock of goodsegsle for information,
cuts and prices. :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, Nov. 81 Mig.
j. L. Wheaton, CT CT Eis: Quincy strses
lies ia precsrioug condition from iDia-
ries said to have been inf.c ed last night
by her husband. The phyeIcisn who at
tended the woman said this evening that
she wss pounded to p ecas. Wheaton
w.s arrested. He says they can do no
anore than hang hin. He says tae
woman Is not his wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
& Slrat swlsenman Eo.s,nLes

UaLtItt'
DENIsoN, TEX NV. % AT Z O'Clock
this morning, while Frank Granger,
night switchman in the Missouri, Kansas
ald Texas yards. was assisting n switch
lng, engine 81, pusaipg caooose N. 8,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Women ffomA;hsfr sedentary hHblts,
are Glen suit scs9p headache end constl'
patton. Tht srufSsQuickly removed ny
Csr.er's L!ttis LiveTais.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
SAPOLIO.'

Acomplete wreck Of domestic happiness has often result
ed from badly washed dishes from gncean kitchen,
from tries which seemed light But by these things
often judges of his wife devotion her family, and
charges her with general neglect when he finds her
less these particulars. Many home large part
of its thrifty and its cosequent hanpess .
SAPOLIO. No. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
GLASSWARE.

Just received full line of Bacarat and Bohemian Glass
stock unsurpassed anywhse, and to which wen-
vite our attention. full line of Dgner, Tea and Cham
Der Sets, White Graniteware and Crose Give call
or write us and let us p,ice you goods. z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

uig1t by Special Agent Lyons, is 10 more
than comfortable circumstances. He has
g delightful home st Casidogs, and is the
fether OF two es.imhble daughters, slm06t
grown TO wonaDEood. 1t is stated thst
TIE government has for years tried to gel
& clew against chsrdson, but never Iith
success until now. Il is believed thst
fer twenty years he has been making
counterfeit money, and no man in the
United States bag ever been sble to pro-
6uce spurious coin so nearly like the
genuine as he. TIE other six men inters
ested with him circulated the coin, but
Richardson, it Is alleged, was the manu-
facturer. Lyons took him to Auburn this
morning. where the L lited States court
ia 10 session and hs Will st orca be taken
before the grand jury. ThSt part OF the
proceeding Will probhbly be mere form
6lisy, IS Richardson has ex pressed will
singness to tell what he knows about tbe
operstions OF the gang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
DALLAS.
The impression Gaining Ground thai
E.J Roddls Usmmiissd Sutetd,.
Tho EesumsDy EHc!sed.
No Eeundsssqu fer tho C.Ik that MnIr VIII
Oppose COke foe the ssnare-Wotk
of the Grand jury.
THE RoDDIs DEATH.


ALIAS, Tex, NV %
The testimony re-
gAfding the death CT e.
j. Roddis is gradually
osiGg drawn out. Hen
~ Edwin johnson,
employed at Williams
drug store, test fed:
"OR the goth inst. about
8 O'clock p. N , l sold
dannrsaH fanr rrRins If
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
EXPEEr C0UNTRRFEITER.
a Spurious Coin maker trapped after Be
ing In this Business CEontY Yearr.

UFF4LO, N. Y , Nov. % -
Though the authorities re-
fuse to tall about the recon
capture o. countarfelters in
Western New York and
Pennsylvania, the few tscts
nat have leaked out chow i:
20 be one OF tina most in
oortSnt captures on record
Ric srd son, who wse
brought toSBuff3Io Tuesday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Ia M. NJ -

Our stock of Lamps is larger than the combined stocks
all the dealers in Dallas We have Hall Lamps, Hanging
Lamps Stand Lamps, Piano Lamps, lamps Of e7sy grade
and price. If you want something elegant canow you
goods not surpassed by the stocks in ST. Louis hcago
If you want moderate priced lamp offer infinite
elsewhere. %ssNF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Again call attention the fact that we are carrying
the largest and most complete stock in all our lines
brought to the state, and also that sell these goods at
prices that not be duplicated by any of competitors
Cur line Of HEATERS embraces all grades Of stoves
from the cheapest to the most expensive and well
ected that suit the of all Our Radiant Homo
Base Heater is unyaed its CRATE simple and durable and
economical of fuel than any other heater the market
and its design is highly artistic Our line of cheap heaters
for both wood coal complete and in Cooking Stoves we
offer the celebrated Superior line of Stoves and Ranges
qua anteeing their rebacks for fifteen years. and also
large line Of cheap We offer the Leader Stove with
all trimmings at $3.50, and others in proportion Don't
buy q stove BIZ fore pricing orr goods
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

NJ equally f. tunae in sS, having recently
ceved by DIRECT IMPORTATION large aitionsto stock.
We have Just opened number Of setsof aFand China
Dinner, Tea, Game and Fish Sets in atesshapes and new
combination DECORATIONS We have also of ew importatons
large stock of Limoges Foh China In my square shapes
and the latest decorations. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Beware of Fraud, my and the price are
stamped the bottom of all my advertised shoes
Nefore leaving the factory, which protect the wrers
against high prices and inferior goods. If ffalep5
offers W. L. Douglas shoes al a reduced prize, 9r1
SAYS he has them without my and price ssamp3
on the bottom put him down a fraud. q ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-28
Extraordinary Feat of Memorx.


The most extraordinary feat of memory is
one which Sir William Hamilton believes to
oe true beyond doubt, cited by him from the
geographer Marcus, who witnessed If and
mad 1t solemnly attested by four Venetian
hoolernen OF undoubted honor. Marcus tells
US now IN Padua he met a young Corsican
VINO mad gone thither to pursue his studies
az tne university. Having heard that the
young man was gifted with most extraor.
oinary memory, SO that he could retain and
repeat as many as sc, 1000 words, which would
pe READ over by him once only, Maretus and
some distinguished friends asked if he would
allo" them to test the accuracy of what re-
port had stated. He willingly consented,
ana there were read over an almost inter.
mlnaoie List OF words strung together with
out any consecutive meaning, in every vari-
ely OF language, even many of them mere
gibberish.
80 long was the list, which was written
down In order to give precision to the test.
tnat the audience was fairly tired out, the
only fresh one being the young Corsican him
seif, who stood all the while with his atten
tlon deeply fixed and his eyes cast down upon
tne ground. When it was time he looked I'D
cneerfully and repeated the whole uninter
estlng catalogue of words without a single
Iault' Then to show how carefully he re-
famed every word, he went through the List
backward, then taking every alternate word,
hrst, third, fifth. etc., till he quite tired out
and perfectly satisfied Marcus that he was
the most extraordinary man he had met in
all his travels. The young man added that
ne would be ready in years time to repeat
The task Of course it is impossible now to
verify this fact, but Sir William Hamilton
it true beyond question and did
not hesitate to say SO in his lectures on met
aphysics before the University of Edinburgh
=. w. Martindale in London Public
Opinion, -e-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-28
Mr.. and Mrs. (s1adstane.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone have entered the
jubilee year of their welded life. There were
great reJoicfngs at the quaint old village of
HaWarden. The home of the Grand
Old Man is situated on the sum-
NIT OF range of hills overlooking Ches-
ter and the River Dee. The village con-
talns the remains of a castle which dates
back almost to the Conqueror, and the ancient
mound fertilization, the ditch and draw
bridge and the keep are proof today of its
power in the past. The old castle standing
in the grounds is scarcely more than relic
now
The modern castle in which the Gladstone
family resides was built over hundred years
ago, and has been considerably added TO
from time to time, SO that it has a compare
lively new seat. 1t has splendid appear
ance; the stone battlements and walls, which
are well grown with ivy, look especially
striking. The grounds, which contain sew
eral points of interest, are exceedingly well
wooded, even now, to the surprise of many
visitors who have heard SO much of Mr..
Gladstone's powers with the AK
Mr.. Gladstone lives regular life at home
lie breakfasts lightly about Z o'clock in the
morning, and shortly before walks to the
little village church for prayers. To the OBJ
servant bystander the sight of England's
greatest statesman vending his way to
church in the early morning is, to say the
least, interesting. Clad in a long coat, but
toned well up, with long shawl wrapped
closely round his neck and wearing soft
hat, his appearance is very different to when
we see him in london. Yet his gait, as he
treads lightly along, silently acknowledging
the many fervid salutations from the vii
layers, is every inch that of the great and
thoughtful old man. Upon his return from
morning prayers Mr.. Gladstone retires to his
study, where he peruses and answers his
enormous mass of daily correspondence.
When this task is completed Mr.. Gladstone
devotes himself to his favorite pastime-
chopping trees.-London Cor. New York
Press.