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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
NATURE OF CLOUD-BURSTS.
They Are Lakes of Water Actually Sus-
pended In Mid-Air.

Thev Are Lakes of Water Ac ualiy Sus-
pended In Mid-Air.
The phenomena Of cloud-burst,
which can only occur in tornado OF
whirlwind. are not generally under
stood. The whirl in which it forms
is not very broa and shallow disk,
but u tall, columnar mass OF rotating
air, similar to that in which the At
lantic waterspout or the famous pillar-
like dust storm of India is generated.
While this aveling aerial pillar, per-
haps few hundred yards in diameter
is rapidly gyrating, the centrifugal
force, as Prot. Ferrcl has shown, acts
as barrier to prevent the flow OF ex.
ternal air from all sides into its in
terror, except at and near the base OF
the pillar. There friction with the
earth retards the gyrations and allows
the air to rush in below and escape
upward through the hue-like interior
as powerful ascending cur ents.
The phenomenon, however, will not
be attended by terrific floods unless the
atmosphere is densey stored with
water vapor, as it was on May 81 in
the Conemaugh valley. When such i:
the case, the violently ascending cur
rents suddenly lift the vapor-ladeu
clouds several thousand feet above the
level at which they were previously
floating, and hurl them aloft into rari
fed and cold regions of the atmos
phere where their vapor is instantly
condensed into many tons of water
Could the water fall AS fast as con
densed it would be compa ratively
harmless. But the continuous up
rushing currents support this mass o
water at the high level, and a thei1
own vast volumes of vapor rising ar
condensed they add to the water al
ready accumulated thousands of fee
above the earth's surface-making, 5,
TO speak, a lake in high air.
As the whirlwind weakens or passe
from beneath this vast body of water
which its ascending currents hav
generated and upheld in the uppe
story of the atmosphere, the aqueou
mass, no longer supported, drops will
ever increasing gravitational force t,
the earth. In severe cloud bursts tn
water does not fall as rain, but il
sheets and streams, sometimes TN
broken for many seconds. The cloud
burst of 1888 at Holidaysburg, Pa, ex
cavated many holes in the ground
varying from twenty-five to thirty fee
| in diamete', and from three to 81
feet deep. In similar but milde
storm, which visited Boulo gne las
eight feet deep and openings mad
large enough to engulf horse an
cart. N. Y. Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
PUNGENr PARAGRAPHS.

Tho reason why so many Amer
is return penniless from Europe is
ause too much Hoyle is cast upon
waters. City Blizzard.
The Style" says a writer on literary
II bdes, 'means every thing" Yes"
"'',St eslson, whose wife is devotee to
ar M hon, lit means every thing man
a,,mn Washington Capital.
II lh-When a man makes up his mind
','"id he has got to economize, his first
i - ,ulse always is to begin by inquiring
''e" his wife's personal expenses.
.-erville journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
The Meanss, Man on Record.

Husband (kiudly) My, dear. you
have nothing decent to wear. have
yOus
Wife tSith alacrity) No, indeed.
haven't not thing. I'd be ASHAMED
to be seen anywhere Ny very newest
party dress has been worn three times
already.
Husband-Ies; that's just what
told Blifkins when he offered me two
tickets for the opera for tonight. |
knew If took them they'd ouly be
wasted, SO just got one You won't
,ind if | hurry of. N. Y. Mercury.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
1.-THE FORTY WINkS."
Advantages to He Derived by Old People
from an Afternoon Nap.

advantages 10 ne derived by Ola People
from an Afternoon Nap.
Sleep is closely connected with the
question of diet. Good slepping' WAS
noticeable feature in the large ma
jority of DR.. Humphrey cases. Sound,
refreshing sleep is of the utmost conse-
quence to the health of the body. and
no substitute can be found for it rs a
restorer of vital energy. Sleeplessness
As. however, often source of great
trouble to elderly people, and one
which is not easily relieved. Narcotic
remedies are generally mischievous:
.helr flrst effects may be pleasant. but
the habit OF depending upon them
rapidly grows until they become indis-
pensable. When this stage has been
reached, the sufferer is in a far worsa
plight than before. In all cases the
endeavor should be made to discover
whether the sleeplessness be due to
any removable cause, such as indi-
gestlon' cold, want of exercise. and the
like. In regard to sleeping in the day-
time, there is something to be said both
for and against that practice. A nap
OF forty winks' in the afternoon en-
Aoles many aged people to get through
the rest of the day in comfort. whereas
they leel tired and weak when deprived
Oh TINS refreshment. If they rest well
AT night. there can be no objection to
,he afternoon nap, but if sleeplessness
De complained of, the latter should no
discontinued for time. Most old
people mud that reclining posture,
win the feet and legs raised, is better
than the horizontal position for the
afternoon nap. Digestion proceeds
with more ease than wher the BODY j.
umbent.-Dr. Robson Roose, in Fort
nightly Rsview v
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The minister with severity
And so you do not believe every thing
you learn at Sunday-school, Richard ?n
Richard sir; not every thing
The minister-..My little hoy does"
Richard -"Yes. sir. Isuppose your lit
tie boy has to- Life.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

M avn vision that he ~ - %aira.@ 10
speak his thoughts. But the woman
who was still young and quite eoou
looking threw her arms ABOUT HID NO"
and sobbed as she kissed his rough
unshaven face again and again
..Oh. Bill" she said, Twill you ioi'
give me, can you? | am Mile aun.
/ took the child. little crippled wall
to care for, in memory OF our own
baby that Lob, Bill, forgive me iof
that
II wanted to come back to you ano
the baby many times. only l was
ashamed. But have lived an hones'
life, Bill, and am truly sorry Tor all
the badness and wickedness OF years
ago. And now. dear Bill, Tor ou'
baby's sake-for little Miles sake
too-will you let me show you no"
good a wife ! can make you?
And Bill the Lineman. whose tears
were by this time mingling with those
of his wife, threw his big arm around
her and forgave her-the easier ;
think that she was Miles "good
aunt "
Well. Bill the Lineman, is no more
But in a neat telegraph cabin on
railroad in the Berkshire Hills there
is Il bearded operator whom MS
wife calls Bill. aud whenever you see
Bill, the operator, you may be sure
that not very far away is his two
year-old daughter Millie.-William
II. S Atkinson, in Philadelphia Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

90 a number of young women in
Eutnoert' Ga, have organized an anti.
Kissing society. Those who have seen
-. members say that such a precan.
Herald. -'o''rls'own
mMr, Jlnks-"I don'tknow how Won
,ha -. ieei ABOUT it. sir, but the fact is
s nn' my wife, your daughter, is a dread.
BlinL n"'u woman to live with" Mr..
ninKs-l can sympathize with vou
Weekly. F' N I.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
Tho miraculous berry

~ nf
Tho miraculous berry IA 4
Africa is covered externally :. NJ
soft. sweet pulp, which impar'', !, ros|
palate a sensat on that renue's -. III
BILE to partake OF sour suos'a .,'iss q
even Of tartaric acid, lime ss,al)
vinegar. and to give to them
absolute sweetness nan p
--A7l Atnens (Ua.) 9odhs ~ ,oQt
II father S. for the privilege :, .,0ths
ing his daughter. H. aarrleu The u
and demanded back Inc o. mi y
man offset the bill WITH an an. M. ns
firewood and kerosene oil. Inv
ter was compromises.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

1t was very thoughtless lf your
ia'her to 'ntrude 50 abruptly" Clara
lie Is not thoughtless at All
"eorge' You see my elder sister los,
her breach of promise suit by not bo,,
ing an eyewitness and poor mn haa
10 pay all the .osts and LAWYERS fee
himself Texas Siftings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

Judging from the number of "cor.
dial receptions given to the Shah of
PERSIA 1t is no wonder that he is re.
ported to be always full of good spirits,
baltimore American
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

farleon' the popular English nov.
IS IS. rates on his stories on the TYNE.
writer lHst as though he were plavin
tiie accompaniment to a comic sona
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FACING
= Janey's So
RI

3 Janey's .
RI
sbe's a cry-ba
e girls that ;
'fraid the
Il as though !
girl Tom
len, and he dq
no It aggraVa
ldn t stand Tn
Enping her foo
From Earle
N hbDer. Y o'
n =
us, but, on
~. woe-bego1
er sister,
ravine, and
burned up g
was the b
pped he just,
k,se she woulo
y piece Of cal
1 I'll die too;
lying her lace
walled in a
3.Come, DELL !,
4 you and !. Il
er Dolly. III
front OF me
Id. Brete W
m have to sti
bly, to go hon
;la o,,t, of lid
1--WE didn't W
she said tn
tails down
he them bon
.I'he hateful
Tom. 81 y
Fry 'em hoH
a she said
HI barefoote
4. she didn I
Sthin' for girl
5ntly.
fancy was to-
answer, and
pn took thd
lie gathere
art with an /
wing.
Janey only 4
b the blan
pugh, then 1
Ter Brete ST
ID called to
her.
'What in tn
do now. jan
lie as he obey
81 am going
"Janey, dau
|emulou y !
Ind.
mo. mothe
II must 4
i've been De
much dang
Ose | have n
b surrounde
BID turn 81
Satches to us
As she rode
hanging, thu
lrectly to tn
be was spd
[me menacin
boked back
limpse was
bn, like q
iding dow
boiling the
His in mel
birth the tr
BIT green an
~ the black
e flames hi
" the lit
cres of ripe
bre he", cad
istance, lea
e fire, writ
be taller
erpents. Il
ID Santa Fl
hid a weak
light as it
pr she had
ine.
Setting h
rete on, CT
hg for the
w rods av
lsly near,
hw the 5
erambling
Jas Dolly.
most unn
nst on the
hg tumble
+ I*I4'f' *t*| III ~ Y
ightened
hOrse and d
n the deer
BE fall, JG
pund it i
pain in hei
KS ,I-1-M A s.1e
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
His Opinion lnfaiIible'

DR.. Bolus Cat a consultatlon)I'
gentlemen, my opinion is tha' "'f
tient can not live a week. , n
1Dr. Sawbones, DR.. Squi'ls p'N
ciput and DR.. Pancreas colhciue'
DR.. Single Ga recent aee''' :,
the local medical talent)-1ell''.,
| beg leave to differ. The pa'i'4'
recover. His ailment IS l'llas'
There is nothing really 'ne
with him. a., !,
DR.. Bolus (arrogantly)-ioa n
tainly do not expect to eonviu'' i
the correctness of your opihlo%, i
DR.. Shingle-No, sir, prooa ~, 4,
Yet you will pardon me Tor sas, ~ ..
was a pension agent Tor '",n'.
before | became.a doctor, anu a..
DR.. Bolus with deep conSl', a'.,,
Gentlemen, if he can't see any
in the patient it isn't there! -, n,
DIR. Sawbones. DR.. Squllls' !, =, !,
ciput and DR.. Pancreas aga''
eide. Chicago Tritnne'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

There are 50 many learneu an 81
graduates nowadays throw" " and
ciety, there will be no neea o.,oosts
buying encyclopedias or al't IN .ls1
He can marry one, all bounu y
Elk.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-27

Noah Stropp. n I3-yeer-old white bog.
was killed a his fathers home on L.
page street. Tho manner of bis death j.
most unusual Al tho rear portion Of
bis skull Wa blown away By charge Of
water fred from an old army nrisket. q
relic ~ the war Tie boy aud hig ais.er.
younger than himself. were playing 10.
gethcr In tie kitchen. securing an Old
muzkct. which had not been fired for
twouty-oeycn years. lsc unscrewcd the
barrel from tbe stock. filed the Larel
w!iii water aud placed tlle brccch end "a
tho Gre ~ tie stove Calling lis lntio
sister O. come and hear flio eater ir
Ito barrel boil" he isanej over ard
placed his CIR o. the muzxls - tfa
weapon As lio did - tho ek plosion oe.
currod, and The liog eas instantly Killed.
being blown several feet away and hle.
Ing his head nesgiy carried on Tie ter.
rel u clo nusket couisined % charrr
which had been placed 10 ii duriag a.
wcr The boy Uas ~ awars 81 tsi.
and wcs merely iu search of fuh View
Orleans Cor Cineinnaii Enquig,r
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When lived IN Chicago q queer chan
invented n cheap way to make Gica. 4
bit ~ hot Gtccl went into Isis macltlnc
AMI tho ilie was made az single blox
and fell into tank of strong mineral
water to cool Then bnro nrtncd work.
man thrust IN his hand and frit around
and brought Il up for inspection. The
iiles thus made we're n little imperfect
but wero good oncs, and he explained
that tho machine WIS small expefi.
mental ono and could not. % course. do
perfect work ns largo and powerful
machine would. Capitalists went around
end examined the machine and saw him
heat tho stccl Ia hand forge and put Il
IN the machine, and aaw tisc red hot Gle
como out and drop into the Vnsct. and
they tried the dc with their own hands
on iron which thoy Ind brought from
home and found Il excellent The only
secret was the chemical eatcf Into which
tho files dropped. aGd which gave them
edge. a company was formed and
money was paid ia freely 70 crmblo tie
inventor - mako "A gcsOi large machinos
aud when that was done hs disappeared
II was fraud lie had bought good
files and dcfaocd them n litfIo. md
stocked his tank with tloin. His ma
chine stamped the biz ~ steel into De
ehavo. and it dropped into tie water
with the iiles, and lis workman. wl0
was IN coiiusion. foli around aud brought
up Q file instead u tl.o STEEL Cor. Port
land Ar,tis
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Will you GOMEZ

coari. Niu you conner
Eda looked nt her BlAtrr. Five hun
drcd YEAR seemed great sani for the
siri who bad never yet earned fvo for
herself
Yes. go. Eda.~ said lila: II can n,nn.
nsc the stcrc 10y mysclf easily enough.
And" IN "a whisper, '.rvc taken a con.
tract TO make half dozen now shlrta
Tor Mr.. loesncr, We to iind liiV material ="
who e. Mr.. Icsnrrl~
'Oh. tho printer ! can do II M old
minutes. whom there Ia no ono IN tho
s,or,A"
At the end of the month Eia canc TO
report to her sister.
well. Eda. how DO you like issr asked
Ella.
"oh, 80 muchi sirN Martiguy IA
queer. but she Il 40 Kind. And-ana--
Mr Oswald Hoy, her nephew. Is very
poiitc.r
"ls hep"
Yea" snii Eja. lingering NJ box of
hooks and cy,s: Il like him ever 10
much. and hc likes mc. 10 tclI tho
truth. Fila
II scc." said Ella. putting her arms
around her sister. ''lls wants YOU 10 bc
hIa companim Tor life. Oh. EdaY'
"iloS did you known lultcrcd dim.
plcl Ella.
"Oh. I'm not quite fool said Fila.
"l3ut now I've got something tn tcli yon.
finished Mr. irssncrs fhiri.. anil they
fitted him perfectly Ilp eays I'm tha
only Woman he ever know who Cited
him with shirts on tho first trial he has
saved upa little property und lao wants to
invcs, Il comewl,cre. and Aunt Mcdlaw
wants "a scll dut this store. So he's go.
ing TO buy IA and I'm p.olny to keep It ON
condition tina, marry him"
"Oh. Eilni"
Not ruch very harl condition.
either. said Ella. "pccause hos very
handsome aud very pleasant, and like
him very much. IN fact. | believe I'm h,
s,re with him There. now It's an out.
And do believe. Eva. we're the two
lappiclt girls Ia the world. and all
through Aunt MeiliWB thread end
needle store"
We'll. we'll grhmiilcd Mrs ncdlaw
80 the girla arc gone. and Fin ~ by
mysclf again. II Is rather Lonesome.
They were nice girls-but the Young
mcn found Il out us well aa nic. Young
mon always 90 End such things out. -
Baltimore Daily News.
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Congreasman Dourhefiy. % FInila.
i3 an earnest believer i8 tle rabbits foot
is ely5 taat when iie sas nfrt reai-
natod ihefo nas great llosi.l.l ~ ..li
one day during his cmpal..a h9 wa
tselniag ioi ~ young lDa1ls and e,as
scared 0p rabbit ahieh ra1 iai0 laff
ins gro1nd ard diapQearel under q
icmtet0ne When he wui htas De-
ucntione1 fho ciFruustarcea. anI lis
friends decided thas ha mmt have tut
rabbit Some of ihfm were 80 s1parsfi.
tiola tlai .hey vowed ttay would nos
scto ios him anies that rabbit was
cah8ht Tho moon Was shining lFight.y.
and p party went out one NIGHT ard
caught tEe rabbit One ~ TIE feet afs
cut OF and mouuied. ard So Doueherig
says Dc carried if and was cieci8i Oh
spite of ihe odds asaiust hfn-N New
York World
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The Newspaper Law.

The following is the Law as il
|sands relating to newspapers and
descriptions:
1. Subscribers who do not give
Express notice to the contrary arc
considered wishing to continue their
Inscriptions.
2 Any person who takes pa.
pei regularly from the post-oiiice,
whether directed in his name or
snothcr's, or whether he had sub
,crifeder not, irresponsible for pay
psnt
!; fla person orders his paper
ihcontinucd he must pay arrears,
81 the pnblishG may continue To
end it until payment is made, and
then collect the whole amoun'
whether the paper is taken from thc
post.oilice or not.
4. The courts have decided that
rsfdsins to take newspapers or pc
nodicals from the post Office, or re
moving and leaving them uncalled
ior. isprimn facie evidence OF intes-
honal fraud.
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Tho Boston journal relates q good
story 81 o prominent legal lrm ia li.at
city. which does O great deal Of Jusinrs
for fich mcgcauu.e concern. IL iaisig
rendered a Gin which the senior partner
Of The mercantile establishment (who was
accustomed 20 libcral chassesi thoo1ht
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was too high. tic. therefore. took fl,o
bill 70 The Inv frin nEd askci the chief
20 hook e over and SEE II Il WIS all right.
Tho account was nulrsqucntly returned
with $40 added Tor ''aaylcc "a 10 tho
rcasoanhlcncrs - the iiil-
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ruafr Norgf
Trims west ~ Huntingdon aro rnn on Cen.
tiai Tine Trains east of Huntington ar,
ran or EASTERN FINE.
rest Ikprfes runs daily and eaffIer Elegant
Pnlifnan huuet ear between LOulsvllie and
Wellington Without ehnugp
f4sf u4ti runs daily rrreuf SUNDAY aOa
nas fuiimgn sleeper between Hunangton
Accom- mediation runs daily. erfarf enn.
day. between Lexington ARC olive Ihl ana
ae. ~ beiween Oise Hilluud Huntington.
e.. Ask iof tickets via ~. n. Il 81 v Co.'S
For Information in regard 10 rates ote.
apply - Agents or write 81 apply ID
W. W. MoSaog, Gent psss hr4..
>. j.. YAanISoroS. "a vP. -
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|lcetis per ii'e- ..-.-.. ....- IL
IL regular adscrtsscrs-.....-..... ..... |,
Regular advsrtssemcrts. OF ncrc than hay
IA - san. quarterly In advanco
.nnsirnt tadscrtts~mcn;a Ia advance.
Tie Advances Ia tho medium ti,rou;,I
~ o. Advertisers oan reach the poo.
sle OF Way no County.
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all points.
FOR rates Rrd nthcr Information, address
FRED rUSEMAN. TIA.
wheeling. W. Va.
W. }. ROBi NSoS, .. PA
iarkriHburg. ". Va
W II. osDoIiN. 8. r. A., Pomcroy, O.
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OHIO RIVER r. r.
TIME TABI,E

Takirg cftet Feb. 10. issn. Passenger tr.,in,
Viii run a sfossows Seetral Tins. All trains
teily c>ccpi tho>c marked thus which ds
not run on Supdsss
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He loved a stately maiden
or csthrlic. cnifur>i taste.
And prsamp'iy at her service
Hts loyal heart he p,ac,l
lie struggled ton- and cosy
Her maiden losc 10 gala.
hot she quenehed his lifcs emcltion
In words both cold and plain
fur wheo hs sts-,pcd IN rattisrn
Tier answcrins words 10 catch.
She said NJ. hair wa. auburn
And his unisi.svhe ,ltin't l~atrh -"
--lsiura W Shrl,ion ln judge.
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Jx Printing.

Az kin;s of Job Printing do With r--.
t-,' raj spatsa. zxd Rt pf.oes as low 40 csf
X sao ded.
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No run, daily between old Paint fnrnfori
and Ciift'n fcfgc. bnf leaves ,Iifts,n Fort.s
Grill except sntn day, for The west, arriy-
~ cincinnati daily, except Sunday
No. leaves ! fan Forze daily 10 n N,
arrive Huntingdon 80 u 10.
TbionTh tickets mud On gage rh~rksd4 10
ei Agcuf for fun iniorfiation aud tickets.
j. y. ODELi.,
UeHcrEi Manager.
~. w. FULLER.
Oen'i fsss'r a 81
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eIIiie fraiG docs not sfop.
JAY " NOKrHuP. Roc'raud Geaf Naagsf
c. =. wEGION. TrslD Dispatcher
, 1889-11-14
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
Ts[3 SYSTEJ TO BE EX-
LZ4DEp
EDcoura gemant Wanted.

". :. Qn;nby, the manager OF the
Electric Light Company, Of this city,
stated to = reporter yesterday that it is
.ac intention ol his company to expend
up >arsis a.. twenty-five thousand dollars
in IN 'rrasing the capacity OF their plant
in ihjs oi!E. The residence portion OF
tle hill j. to he lighted by arc lights, and
il . expected cdthatincandesccnt light wires
VIII u hun- 50 that dwellings may be
Ii-hteJ. This move will involve an adj
,Uuoual expense OF $1,000, but it vii!
hardly bc done uuless sufficient encour-
cement Is *, civei from the residents.
The company i willing to put in the in
can.jcsccmt lights provided they have ut
Last one h1lj the amount OF the interest
on the Investment guaranteed. The
cost Of lights for residences is cheap
compared with The cost OF oil, chimneys
and the comfort derived from the use OF
it. In the b5l room the light it is the
greatest o. couyeniences, for, being hung
on a ioEI wire II may bc placed at the
head board Of the bed, and one may lie
down AM read un!il ready to 20 to sleep
There = 10 danger from it as there is
from coal oil, and when the new plant is
in position there VIII be 10 complaints of
poor service.
, 1889-11-14
Cir 7<ccl'(g Aygns.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
How the terms of Senators
From the New States
Will be Fixed.


The reorganization OF the senate in
December viii he quite Interesting hy
the acquisition of the eight senators
from the newborn states. NJ the
special session of the senate after the
ith OF March there We're - Democrats
and 81 Republicans. When the con-
grcsS meets in December the Repunli-
cans will have at least II senators. Ii
il not yet certain which party will get
the two senators from Montana. If
they 20 To the. Democrats the Senate
will stand u Republicans To 50 Demo
crat~. Otherwise the Republicans viii
have T. and the Democrats their pres
ont So, The iuteT,~tin" thin" about
the organization will Ike the cla~~iiics.-
ton OF the eight new senators. Under
the constitution the senate must br Iii
Eidcd ~ nearly IL may bc into three
equal c!a-~e~-thc terms expiring two
years apar,, from one class to another.
The terms OF The senators in one oj
the~r cia~-e- will expire in ~; of the
other in 81 and ot the third in 10.
The now ~enator~ are each elected foT
SIX year, but they cannot all come III
To tile class of -. I've only Of them
can enter that class, the rest will have
to suffer a shortening OF their terms,
some l" Nv" Years and some to four.
Al preselt there are :" senators whose
terms expire III -. All three ot the
ei''SSeS W III 'il'll ''e eHeh'
1lleie l. II" 1T" ny Whlch TO Ge-
leillillit which "i llle lie" men sh'li
nave snort an" winch long terms, ana
Prece''eil'S I"rill9il ''ui one means Oh de-
ci'lIllS 'ile question:
"heh lhH hllcH states senate was
hrS' organized thc question Was de-
tiut" ''S Iot-''Ea"lhS Ntra"a. when
Noior''''" WIS ;''llli'Itd sips "i paper
"erc iiuiiiotie" ana put III a ha', To nc
ura"h ny 'he NV" senators I" decide
their fortune. senator Heller then got
term Oh put iour OF i've months, be-
cause ilie term VI tile class with which
ln'e c''s' HIS loI hi'd almost expired
Ihls seemed hafd luck, hui by para
uoA II Was qulte the reverse. by haV-
ing Ietli lilat expired 50 soon he
was thrown back on the legislature
IL.