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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and Several ihJ"''"
Cause of the Accident Unknown


Causa of the Accident Unknown.
Brazil, lNp., Jan, 9-Onc OF II paltery
Of Two boilers at the Central Iron o'eel
Company's rolling-miil, IN the center OF
the city, exploded at noon today uemoi-
ishiug the north end of the NM ana stat
tcrng wreck and ruin every where Inc
boiler, twcnty-six feet long by lorty-lWo
inches in diameter, parted near the lhioo'e'
the PARTS being projected in cxac'iy oppo'
.;.c directions, each demolishlng huSe
brick smoke stack in its course anu one
standing sixty yards away Mos' Oh .h'
80 employees were at dinner Ma'' Mor''
| ,ncr and William Williams, pudoiers
| we're at work at the fatal furnace. Inc
| formor WAS buried under tons OF rcu-ho
hrick aud his remains were crushed an'
burned beyond recognition. The latter wa
badly scalded, but may live. six or seve
| other persons were seriously injured, IN
boiler was about two years olo' anu wa
| cleaned and tested yesterday Con
petcnt engineers were in charge oh re
ruary TO- 1885 an adjoining battery eNp'o
| ed. with about the same wreck, but eau
| inr ten fatalities.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
DEATH OE BONAMY PRICE.

The w.,i-Known Professor OF Poi'''"'
Economy Expires Mt the Age OF no.
IoSpoN, Jan. The death is announces"
of Bonamy Price, NJ. A., professor OF poht-
icsl economy in Oxford University He was
50 years old. ---...
PROT Bonamy Price was porn IN uueIn,.s
| May -, 1897. He graduated rom No'o.i ,.s,od
rn,i.ce oxford. in ls2q He was appointed
| ossisinnt master at Rugby in 1890 and pro
lessor of political economy at Oxford uni
varsity in 1858 which chair he has since
held Prot. Prce has been prollhc writer VI
noi,,,cal economy. He is the author OF INT
Anglo catholic Theory" THE Principles
currency" Of "Currency and Banking an
.prnctical Political Economy besides nnnic'
.,s ,r,;c,es in reviews and magazines
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

AKRON, o., Jan. S.-Mchael Orth' aeea
sixty. residing in Mape Grove, hve miies
from here, was to-day run down by a
vicious COW, and being impaled WIN MS
clothing on her horns, was tossed aoon' IN
a horrible manner. Fortunately his clo'h
ing became twisted about the crlt'ers
horns 40 that ho was not freed. The COW
threw him on the ground and squeeze
him so that by the time help came he was
oIuost dead His chest was so horribly
stove in that he bled at the ungs. some o
his POINTS were fairly loosened by Oe'"'
tossed about. He can not recover.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Finer Than n Rink.

Ny,cE. n. Y, Jan. S.-This place to-day
is passing through an icy period uhparaI'
leled in the memory of the oldest inhao-
itant. The principal method OF travelling
is on skates, the entire town forming one
vast skating course 1t is today easier
skating than walking in tho streets anc
more than half the men and boys, as wel
as goodly numtcr of ladies' are traVe'
ing in every direction upon steel runners
Walking up and down the CLASSY hillside
i, ACCOMPLISHED only with much difhculty
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
u,, Rattle With Crotters.

Ioxpoy, Jan. "a party of landless
crofters, numbering about one 'housanu'
drove the sheep from farms in the Algu'Sh
district of Scotland to-day, claiming inc
land for their own use. They were met
by the police and adesperatc fight ensued
which. until the constables were rem
fore ID by troops, was waged IN favor o
| ,be crof,crs. The latter were iina ly driver
,r ,houyh not until considerable mum
( bey had been wounded on oo'h Sues
| Many of the crofters were arrested.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
81, u,.. .I,n Vntnp.Stutp LAW,

WAsuISGroy, Jan. 6.-Five petitions have
hoeu sent 10 Washington from various
dressed beef and canning companies TO Ihe
Interstate Commerce Commissioner IL
Is the beginning of great law SUIT IN
yo,vnp millions of dollars in interest,"
vb;,.h will be contested IN the U. s. Su-
preme Court, and involve tho const''n'
t!onality of the Interstate law. The 'ndl'
viduul damages claimed by losses IN re-
hate; since the enforcement OF The law
amount to $3.50, ,0cO dollars, as follows; .
w. Allerton, StO,OOO; Nelson Norris si"
0OO p. d. Armour, 500 IT, h. Ham
mond 5000 O.O; G. +. Swift, SiW,0O0.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Rrewcrs Perhaps Fatally Burned.

DrTno,r. MIcu., Jan. 6,-Ths monng
lree employees of the Stroh brewing con''
pany were vanishing large iron beer
vat in one of the cellars with preparation
composed largely of alcohol. The men
we're provided with candles, liked 10 me
rims OF their caps. One of these was per
mittcd to approach too near the lreShlN
vanished surface, and in moment the
whole vat was sheet Of flames Inc WORK
men we're horribly burned, and two ol
nam are oot expected TO live.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Ownership OF Newspaper Settled.

Nrw ORLEANS La, Jan. n-m the Su'
,rcme Court of Louisiana Judge Fcnner
today rendered decision in the case OF
T. c. Hancock VS.. Eliza j. Holbrook et a.,
confirming the Judgment of the lower
court in regard to the ownership OF 'he
New Orleans Picdgnne. This decision gives
The present proprictors clear title to that
'ournal, and leaves them in undisputed
rossc,sion. The case has been pending
for twelve years.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
4 CnMnriilY Shot.

BIpnlNGnAM, ALA, Jan. "-Ncws was
recelvcd here to-day of the shooting OF
Poymas,er Rufin AT IA railway camp on the
Birmingham Mineral yesterday. lie be
came involved in row with ancgro, and
another negro compelled him at the point
ofa revolver to hold up his hands while
his assuiant shot him. Rufn is s''ll aIlVe'
bnt will most certainly die The negro
who di the sh loting csc c'pcd, but MS
nnrlnrr is in inil hcrC.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Misor,s Wcnlih Mound.

Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. 6,-Thc search oi
tho relatives for the wealth of Miser Tom
bowling, who died in his hut on the east
shore of Lake winnebago few days ago
was rewarded to day by finding s54o ana a
certificate of deposit for $500 in glass
nr. The premises had been ransacked
thoroughly by seekers after the m'ser's
hoard who we're unableG to locateit, Inc
place of concealment the miscr revealed
to Harry Harlow, Of this city, year ago
and he | ad no trouble in taking the rela
lives. who arrived from Pennsylvania yes
| terday, directly to the spot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-General McCook,
secretary OF the Senate, has prepared an
elaborate list of U. $. Senators, Which
shows at glance who are old senators
and who arc new ones. Elmunds, OF Yer
mont, is the Oldest Senator III continuous
service, having first como to the senate on
April >, 1865. His colleague, the venerable
Justin Morrill,, of Vermont, comes next IT
length of service, having commenced h''
first term on March 4, 1867.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14


! 4ol1 eclipse Of the moon will oc
-, Saturday, 2ah inst, which
d Is yisible throughout the United
lssk e moon viii enter the earth
ndou y S:3l p. m. The total phase
Ii In an hour later, or 4;9l, and
L o, while The moon will leave tho
md the obsctration end at7:O9
,oj y duration d the eclipse. there
res be about three hours N
irty ht minutes and as twill con
iue ddring tie N'ilight AMI I'M
.rk, Il will be avery beautiful sight
,oviied shc we',hetis clear
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. S.-The hre AZ
Iouisa Court house last night resulted IN
,be obstruction of twenty-one out oil tWeh
~ four business houses snd snops III 'ne
town. Tnc new hotel escaped 'he hau'0s'
The individual losses are al small ana ag'
pregate 50, coo; insurance, $1,000 Inc
burued district did not embrace the resi-
dencc portion of the town and not more
than n ozen families lived in the house'
| h,,,aI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
NO USE FOR MURDERERS.
latest One Swung or Expresses His Adm'

Latest One swung or Expresses His A"mr
ration on the Caliows.
S,x Fp.ycIsco, Jan 6-Nathln B. SUIT
ton was hanged at Oakland to-day Tor 'ne
murder Of Alexander Martin ralcn'
man, in September, 1856. strenuous ei'
forts we're made in Sutton's behall lor
communication of sentence, but Eoverhor
Wattern an refused to interfere. since
Governor Waterman acquired MS oi'
ice by the death of Governor Bart
lett, four months ago, six executions nave
taken place in this State, and aithou8h ei'
| forts in behalf of the condemned inol
, have been made in every case, ooVerho'
| Waterman has refused pardons or com
mutions. When Sutton was placed on th'
scaffold to-day he made speech. ANON
other things he said Il admire the hfi'
stand Cove or Waterman has taken II
the matter of granting commuters an
pardons. If he holds his grip the comhul
ty viii have but little to complain OF Il
regards the showing of Executive Glen
| aury
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

HELENA, MoNT., Jan. a-Simon Hahn
burg arrested here Saturday night on q
telegram from san Franciscoon me charge
Of embezzlcmcnt, left in charge OF an ofh'
cor for San Francisco to-day, wlthout q
reouisition. While here Hamburg sold
large number OF lots III Borden CITY, Ss.:'
n, three dollars u piece, clearing siuoool
Borden City is located on 'he MolAvS
nnsart
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
A Rrcklcss Fireman.

RALEIGH, N. G., Jan, 5.-A boiler at Wor'
THE a. Sons mills, Jonesboro, burst ms
afternoon, instantly killing Richard Me-
Iver tcolored) fireman; seriously mJurlng
Henry Dark and Peter Mclver. The nro'
man chained the safety-valve down TO pre-
gant tie loss OF steam and filled tho FUR
nee full of pine knots. He was b'owr
,hrough a house, a distance OF seventy
bve feet, and his body torn to fragments
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Hal Hci,l'S Sentence.

Sr. PArl, MlNN,, Jan. n-Judgo Kelly
this morning ovcrrulcd the motion Tor II
NOW ,rial in the case of j. Hal Reid, con,
.yctcd of ouiraging nm actress Of the com.
many he was member of in West St Paul
inst autumn, and sentenced him to the pen
i,entary for fifteen years. Reds family
are highly respected residents oi Mime
.,pnlis
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

NoeALEs, ARlz., Jan. CA band OF thugs
have been operating fer some time IN 90
was Village, Slnaoa. Their last act was
the strangling OF Sonora Vicenta Hornah,
dez. an old lady of that town Tor hei
money. After she had been chokea ''
death, the thugs Stabbed her twice an'
crushed her head with an axe, and roope'
bor house Of 81. 600, the accumulation o
eighteen years of hard labor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Ht;,,;ons, ,f Ecct orIops Lost

LocKrAvEN, Pa, Jan. 0.-An immense
lam of ice and logs. formed in the boom
here during the recent thaw, gave way
,ast night, and millions of feet oil logs and
timber went adrift. The estimated loss 'c
umbermen is upward of $4,000 These
logs are parts of drives that failed to come
in ON the fool Of MAY last. The ice move'
.,ff without further damage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
The Ponc Receiving Pilgrims

ROME, Jan. S.-The Pope to-day received
two thousand pilgrims. lie afterwards
received Emperor Williams envoy 10
whom he expressed the great pleasure
with which he regarded the latest proof OF
the Emperor's affection, and the exce'ieh,
relations existing between Germany anu
the Vatican.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Gone 10 Canada.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Jan. s-E. B. Wilbur
one of the most widely known grain mcr'
chants in this city, has gone to Canada,
Truscott a. Hcathheld are out s4'"o ana
n =. McCrea, freight agent OF the urano ano
T.unk, is n loser to the amount Of $lSoS
. nnnb,r oi others are said 10 DO out var
| ious amounts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. s-Jonh
Clark, who was knocked down at mon
tague's pipe-works and robbed on inurs'
day night, died this morning at III O'CLOCK, O'CLOCK,
His s,ul was fractured in two places anu
he never recovered consciousness ai'e.
being struck. His murderer is still o.
largo.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

NEW YORK. Jan lo.-Miss Clara camp.
hell. of Ironton, o., was given verdict
AGAINST Charles Arbuckle. the wealthy col
fee merchant of this city, Tor s4o'''', III
her suit for breach of promise. motion
for n new trial was overrulod, Ont stay
of execution was granted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

NAyAsoTA, Ten, Jan. 6.-No 1ur'h.. par
,iculars have been received regarding the
disturbance at Madisonville, beyond the
fac, that the vigilantes had killed another
member Of the Bolo gang, making hve III
all. The Navaso,a Guards left Tor Mad'
sonville last night hut it is thought tue
mob had dispersed before they arrived.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

KS doubtless known TO but few
Isons that the goyernin.; city of the
ed States is the mosi southern OF
Of tho capitals Of the great nations
|hc Northern Hemisphere. 1t lies
he parallel of 3sl degrees or in
Illatitudc famousin tn, worlds his
as the seats of the capitals of the
|teous Aryan or sy'ian monarch,
Of Persia, Babylon, Nineveh and
Elnyra. Pcking, which is generally
|1,ciated with Kans"hatkan attitudes
but one dcgrc, fr~tlcr north.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

SNrLAKr CITY, UTAu, Jan. a.-The Utah
Legislature met to-day and organized both
branches. There are three Gcntilcs aud
,,ycr,v.one Mormons in the lower House
md two Gentilcs and ten Mormons IN the
MINER. The Governors message VIII mol
he delivered until tomorrow
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Murderer Captured.

p.prc,u, KY, Jan. s.-Sam Price, VINO
killed sheriff Winters, of Hickman Co"h'
~ was captured yesterday AT Gleason
Tenn, by Detective Brizendine' OF fu',U"' v
and is in Jail awaiting requ,s't'on, h.,
ci,emen, at Clinton is unabatcd and threats
,s lvnching are freely made.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

New YoRK. Jan. S.-TWo Cinnamon IA"
Lee and Phil Wing, We're formally pap
tized and admitted to the church on pro-
hation at the Hanson Place MelhodiS'
Episcopal Church in BROOKLYN TO-DAY
Vhev are believed to be the hrst Mohso
Inns ever received in II church OF this ial'l
| In America.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
Protest From Far on Utah.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Jan. lO.-Utah wool
growers. representing over million
sheen met in convention in this city yes.
terday. A permanent organization was
effected, and u strong resolution passe l
protesting against the reduction oil 'he
tariff on wool.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

ca1cAGo dotora advertised in the
ewspa,,ers the eurcpf a special class
cases, and THO STAB Board OF Health
ronaptly revoked hi certificate under
hich he was permitted to practice
nd that too, without giving the OF.
,ndet 1 hearing. The doctor appealed
j the courts. Tie court ruled that
Ae doctor had perfect rishtto adver.
il & nc newspapers, which he could
ot deprived of by an action OF '"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
A v,uncraucc Army.

Nrw YonK, Jan. Sat the mee'ihg 7"
the Manhattan Temperance Assocl"uoi
to-day Colonel r. 5, Chcvis' an eH,eon'o" s.ne"n
crate officer, made an appeal 10 Nortnc,n
soldiers to join The soldiers of the sou'n 10
n National movement 10 overthrow 'he
IunOr power.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
,,
A SMART COCKROACH.
uow I, Was utlll,ed by Two Notorious IN
diana Convicts

How 1t WAS W
diana Convicta
.onmon cockroach was trained to
,et as a lettcr-carrier between NllIiam
Rodifer and starlight Jack Ryan,
ronyicts in the Southern Indiana pen
itentiary. 1t is probably the irst in-
stance on record, too, where there WAS
any use found for the little creature
Rodifcr occupied a cell in the TIER J",'
,hove the one where Jack was conliheo'
and for long time they had no means
of communicating with each other
Rodifer was II daring fellow, buV
he had not sufficient imagination
TO ret up plan of escape ana ne
relied ON the bright mind of his ir'ehu
starlight Jack" to suggest an i'ea'
One evening Rodifcr noticed an lnho-
cent looking cockroach running ABOUT
an ,he Hoor After watching its gam
holincs for time he concluded he
could use il. So writing a short nol'
TO hi, friend he tied it to the cock
! roach's wing, and kneeling down o'
the floor he put it out on the wall "n Il,
l. der the iron balcony in front OF his cen
: He calculated that it would run lh'
IS tho cell underneath. And it did Jac
# noticed the paper, caught the insec'
20 and read the note. Then he answere
ID it, and, poking the little crea'"i
I'd out on the wall from the eel
q ), mo over the door, he released
ty The roach went into Rodiier
ed cell and was caught. Then they It
at and cared for it, and used it IN III
ar manner for some months. In fact
NY GREW TO understand its business
must have been female cocKroa,
oft however, for one day it stopped TO ell
ty- with friend and was noticed by |
w. warden. The note, which was WITH
in some sort of cipher was taken
the hospital steward. Dr. Sill u N
cn Clure. read it. Then the bug was
IN the balcony floor. and ran INTO NJ
ced ;fe,'s cell. Thus the officials h
'ht- nosted As to the plans of the TWO
W." nous iail-hreakcrs. After ,mc 81
osey began to suspect that something
,ster wronc and he added postscript
ntcd his letter something like this; "lt
1,Di. PrS. erv thing is all right You will M
since hair from my head in this note
'r on warden read it rs he did the Others
IS Of Of dropped the hair and lost 1t, IN
and mind" said Captain Craig, whose
'mcr' was red. ''put one OF mine IN IT,
answer came back; THAT last W
',el. ping must have been an awi",
shern lack. for it has changed the colo
'nl%s rhs your hair. o.
:, ,,as Inc The scheming of these two wof
d; I A | came to naught, however. ana
Mrs. served their terms.-Lou'st1ae i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. S,-Secretary Lamar
Yesterday rendered the President MS
resignation as Secretary OF the Interior
and it was accepted by the President. me
formal resignation, it is understood WI
not go into effect until noon OF TUESDAY
cxt. in order 10 enable the Secretary to
close mn some routine business.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
,.,,,,-u,,tcr Accidentally Shot.

MoreANrowx, W. VA, Jan s-h. w.
west. prosperous young farmer OF GIN
ton I, strict, this county, was Instantly
killed yesterday while out RABBIT huh''ns !,
He was standing on large log wheh NJ
slipped and the gun was discharged 'h'
load .assing through vital parts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
AN AWFUL SIGHT
Sets a Railroad Conductor Crazy and
He Flees The Scene.
Horrible Accident on the Union
List of the Killed and the Wonh"e"'

st OF the kllleu INV
ruryryyr, Wy. T., Jan. 9-The west
bouud Union Pacific passenger lIsin
which left here last evening was halteo
reor Edison Station a. half-past two CLOCK
this morning, to repair slight aan"so
the engine. After the delay, ana "hcn 'n9
train had proceeded but Few hu"u.o'
wards, freight train running AZ ns.
rate Of speed rounded curve ana cr"s"o.
into the rear car telescoping two emigran'
cars. which at once caughI h'e
and were entirely consumed. Inc re".
| of sleeper Delhi was also ourheu'
wrecking car and a corps OF sur
oecns we've soon on the ground, Five hours
{, ailnr ,he collision tho track was cleared
and the dead and wounded were remoVeu
70 Rawlins Ihe following is list OF the
killed and injured: Child OF Mrs 1ehn,e
Street. agcd three years, killed, an Dooy
burned in the wreck; infant son OF MI
and Mrs Johnson. died soon after fcach
: inc Ravlms; william X. Johnston, ches'
injured; Mrs william r. Johnston pacf
injured Brakeman George Sherer' rig"
leg broken and left thigh cut IN SeVera
d places: Miss Ida Jay, injured aoou. .n
$ hack and abdomen. Jas. Price, right ahkl
Il and hip injured; Mrs. J. Price PACK !, !,
is iured Mrs. }. Street, back injured ~
n kritzer several ribs broken ana lhlurc
h. internally; Mrs. d. b. kr'tzer' aouo,'e
IS and chest injured; son of Mr. ana Mr
w Kri,zer, seriously injured. The 'hermon
a | e,er registered twenty degrees bcio" Ae'
os when the accident occurred al
lv assistance was nearly UNI
Of mil.s distant. The clothing
No many of the emlgrah's
consumed in the flames and numoer We we
badly frozen before reaching shelter
company did every thing possible Tor
uufo,tunates. Scott NermiI!Ion, conu'
oS ,od of the passenger train, ned 10 tne
AZ iaccnt bluffs Immediately after inc NC
ap dent. Twenty cowboys have Se"f''
'"s for him all day. 1t is believed ne was 'i
'no ed by the awful sight and oount'''S
VIC, until. becoming exhausted. be fell mo
anu | .,,,,I ,,, ,,iuo and pSDirpl,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14

!, growth and nilucnce of jour
i make its stud. a matter OF duty
!; cvery man engaged in the pro-
ii. Mr. Evart: .aid the other day,
'.re hal bcen such a profession
',rualism when be left college fifty
ago he shoul have entered It,
IS than fifty y,ars i has come to
Q creates, of al human agencies
.ood Or evil. Tie newspaper pres
bidly taking the place of all oth''
3cics, as the great CONDUIT of infor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
"a LITTLE NONSENSE

Insurance Agcnt-"llow many
times have YOU been married, ma M
Widow-"Hold on, III look in my
hair-album and see
At sunday-school. Teacher
johnny, can you tell me VIVA, Is '"o
worst thing about money! johnny
"Ain't 'nough of it, ma m.
Agricultural, As general tnlls
# is an easy matter to extesGniinate as
weeds on a widows bonnet's pu,F !.
takes man to do the job'-e"aF'cS'0"
Enterprise. .ho dat
tened pillows and the crump'ea 'nee's
~.I.ook here, landlord this bed mas
been slept in Landlord TRIUMPH
,ntly-"That's what it's fur bur
dette. ,.o,,o
F., -"How is ityou have so many young
= mon call ON vou?n asked jealous glr''
..Rec,use," was the reply father mas
o ,ba cont in one foot and the rheuma-
k tism in the other; besides we ooh
t, keep dog, WI. -, bo,ds-
e an article in the PoN-ErPreSS' Inc
/. average American boy coalu ,s Wt''o
t. lilo hook upon that subject. h'msen
Is in the hold and his father at the sP'nN-
ii Dansrille Breeze. :,
lis -"How old are you, Mary asked
it Mrs Bl,uk of her house-mald' wv eli,
1t mum, I'm Just twenty-siN; but Wncn
h, nut my money in the bank toIu ,n1
at man | was a good deal older, so l
he get more interest on it, "a i"o')'
en- Harper's Bd'dr'
,h' Only Little Word
lc- 1t was only word,
ant That the silence stirred,
But an import sad had II,
W. A kuell OF despair
ept TO loving pair ,
f, ,Twas her fathers one word, 'Gi'
MH. M Boston BadgeA
y,sl A writer in geological contempo
to rory describes hawk when ne M
.v. trained ..not only to whistle varlo'
II ,;rs hut also to accompany itself on
The tombourine." Ii this isn't sammo
hut tho creature must be quite wihSe
,ycr h,wk.estra itself. "--f'many Folks
hair The pranks of Boreas in TINS
The | cinity lately reminds us OF IN origin
hin. comnosition of u Nantucket mss
ono carly time: wind is very useiol
= of t;cle. it blows down houses, 10.
up trees, and many people ,'",,,r, Que /,
,h;os want Of breath. "-Naatucket h'q"'r'
they THE story of catfish, swmmi
mes. up stream with tin cup ~ lis iioa
hunting for drink of wates' Is qu
'hlhu a headed chestnut. ea,a . "a, :,
Mrs a, the Partisan office Norway .
tr'he that's nothin' at all. Down ~ =
Jane worth's ferry they have to han' '' ""
two miles to run the boiler on ths 70,
A rail. boat, tho river is SO Internally a'''
carmi Partisaa