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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-10
IRON AND SfEEL MARKETS.

THIS Commercial Bulletin's leyiOw-First
transactions In American Pig Abroad,
ERw YoRK, Dot. 9.-The Commercial
BulleIIn In la metal article to-day says
Steel manufacturers havo followed last
week's advance In prices with a still fur.
ther rise OF 81 per ton on nearly all pro.
ductions. The present high cost OF
crude materials, the extent 10 which the
future output OF tho leading establish.
netits has been sold ahead, and the fact
that there iS yet a brisk demand, are the
causes leading 10 tho advance. Foreign
markets continue strong and advancing,
both for finished products and crude
materials, and the rise on domestic
goods 10 therefore still within
bounds that offer no greater
opening iorthe European finished pro.
ducts. There have been sales OF steel
rails AZ $50 at ESBtern mills 10 the extent
Of probably 10000 tons, ono concern
alone having taken orders for 10, 500 tons
at that rate. All hands now quote $3i,
whlle Pittsburgh aud Chicago name $50
40 strictly inside figures. Contracts are
under treaty In the West for at least 49,.
900 tons and negotiations are pending
here for 10000 tons that arc likely TO be
closed al any moment, Tho business In
hand 10 Tor 1870 delivery, and all MILD
hayG % nigel work ID hand % they can
turn out thp balance Of this year, some,
In fact, arc full for January and February,
and have work running Into March,
Present pflueg ioT, lSooIoh pig Of Tho
most popular makes ate quito as high 10
tho Glasgow markets as current tide.
water prices Tor standard American pig,
and the prospects, Of shipping American
iron 10 Scotland In Tie event Of 4 further
rise there, are by no means haEy. In
point OIL fact, tho only obstacles In The
way Of this "ahlpplng Goals 10 Newcas
tleH % the dillCllLy In obtaining tllJ
proper brands lp BhlElclVnt quahiitleI
and uncertainty ID 10 obtaining ocean
freight room Cheaply enough,
The frst trangaCllonB ID American plI
Iron "Watfanlbn on The Metal ExchahfV
were recorded yellerdAy, namely, 10i
tons lsIpggSg y ggS'g aI G % aud 100 tons Feb
'NS'' ~ Z. -
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A BRILLIANT SCENE.
Reception Of the Knights Temp
lar by the President
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS,
West Virginia Ladies' VINO We're Pre-
,ent-Tho Exhibition prIll of the
Knights u Magnificent specta'
cle..Slaryelous AIaReuvers,

WASHINGTON, b, G., Oct. 9.-The eye
,,tis.ed with the sight Of splendid spec
t,cular street parpdes and handsome
indoor decorations, could still tud much
to admire and gratlIy the sense Of the
beautiful and picturesque in the appear
sprc oi the grounds OF the White House
tonight, on the occasion Of the
reception rendered the. visiting
Knights T'enplsr by President Har-
risor From the south portlco Of
the White House the scene was an ideal
sta,c transferred to the open air and set
IN a border Of nature, ROWS Of large
Chinese lanterns, enclrcled with clumps
n plants and foliage, were strung on
wires beneath tho trees and on each side
NJ the gruunds. Within doors the dec
orations were varied from the ordinary
display OF plants and cut flowers. Palms
relieved by Masonic floral designs.
The reception began at S;SO o'clock,
and was to have lasted until 10, but
owing 10 the great thtong that desired
TO shake the Presidents hand, It was
considerably after that time before the
iast knight passed through the line.
Thousands Of knights and their lady
friends were received, The President
look his stand at the entrance Of the
bluO room. lie was assisted by all
tho members Of the Cabinet except
Secretaries Blaine and Proctor, and
by Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Miller, Mrs,
Iusk and Mrs. Noble, The presenta.
tons lions were made by Eminent slr knight
MyTon N. Parker. The Knights, gener.
aiiy accompanied by one or more ladies,
passed through the blueroom and thence
Into the east room, AT the close Of the
reception the guests walked about tue
grounds awhile aud witnessed a beauti-
lul display Of fireworks in the White
unuan int
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A FEARFUL OCCURRENCE.
One man Killed and Several Injured ut u
Natural Gus Display.


One man Killed and Several Injured ut u
Natural Gas Display.
KoEoMo, IND, Oct. 9.-The second &c.
cidcnt in the history OF the Yokomo gas
belt occurred at Jerome, fourteen miles
east Of Kokomo, Monday night, in which
Chusa Mormon was instantly killed.
Frank Larue had his leg broken, neCessi.
tating amputation. Hiram 0verrnan had
his head fractured, and John Hogue was
probably fatally burned. A large crowd
had gathered at the well, which is the
strongest one in the State, to witness a
gas display. Sixty feet Of 4inch pipe
was laid from the well, terminating in a
vertical elbow four feet in height. The
young man who applied the torch fool
ishly turned this elbow to lie on the
ground, and just as the gas ignited tile
tremendous force flung the sixty feet ot
pipe around, striking and burning every.
thing within it's reach. A large number
were injured In addition to the above.
Mormon was preacher In the Friends,
church, 64 years old, an old resident OF
this county, and leaves a wife and five
grown children. He was pinned to
wire fence by the end Of the flaming
pipe and roasted.
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A QUEER JUROR,
10 Makes Advances Which Show lIo is
oman Ia IIribcry and Gets In Trouble.


He Makes Advances Which Show llo Is
open to bribery and Gets in Trouble.
BUFFALO, N. y, Oct 9.--A sensation
developed in the Supreme Court this
morning. Addison Rice, a farmer Of
Elna, was a Juror in the case Of the On.
tlrio Canning Company va. William
Burgess, To recover $1,000, and last night
he sent o note TO Manager Carpenter, Of
the company, saying that he would be
foreman Of tho Jury, and thatil Carpenter
wanted any help TO call on Rice at his
hotel. Mr.. Carpenter turned the note
over to his lawyer, who laid II before
Judge Corlette. Tho Judge removed
Rico from tho jury and ordered him 70
appear this afternoon when action would
be taken In the matter,
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SENSATIONAL EIOpEMBNT.
A Runaway Tint Has stirred Up Aristocrat
Ia rInnlns In Cliinnrn.

A Runaway Tint Has stirred Up Arlatocrat-
10 Circles In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 0.-Hyde Park society
is greatly excited oyer the supposed
elopement OF Emmet O. Green, a Chicago
real estate dealer, whose residence is in
that fashionable district, with Mrs. @. E.
Bottell, wife OF his half brother. The
two families lived close together in
Prairie avenue and have always been
on the most intimate terms. About
two weeks ago Green told his wife he
was not feeling well and would run out
TO his Wyoming ranch for q short time.
A day after he left Mrs. Bortell told her
husband she wished TO visit friends In
indianapolis and left the same day.
Green wrote 10 his vile from Omaha
telling her hO was feeling better but
would 70 on to the ranch, and enclosed
her tho key 10 q box In the safe deposit
vault, A day or two later q servant
found 10 Mrs. RortelPs room a letter
from Green CouChed In the most endear-
ing terms aud the secret was out. On
openins The box In the safe deposit
vault Mrs. Green found letter from
her husband saying he never expected
10 return; that he fad paid tip all bis
debts aud had little money left, and ad-
yising her 10 sell the house she is living
in, No trace has yet been found Of the
couple, although an active search is
being prosecuted by Mr.. Bortell.
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AN UNEASY MONARCH.


Extra Precautions for the Protection of the
Gar In Berlin Mt His Request.
BERLIN, Oct. o. Generals Werner and
Kaltenbornskchau will attend the Gar
during his stay in the German capital.
Arrangements have been made for the
most imposing military reception on the
arrival Of the Gear ever witnessed in Ber-
lin. The entire route from the Lehrter
railroad station across the Ubkoeniga-
platS, and as far as the Charlottenburg
road will be lined with cavalry, and be-
yond this by infantry, up to the Russian
embassy. Besides the troops, which
will be stretched out In solid columns on
each side OF the route, police officials in
citizens clothes will 10 thickly scattered
along the edge of the crowds with In
struCtions to watch for any suspicious
movement on the part Of individuals or
groups Of people, These precautions
are taken, II 10 understood, at the ex-
press wish Of the Gar that the greatest
care should be taken during his stay In
Berlin 10 insure his safety.
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MRS, llAMliTON's LATEST
She Tells an Entirely New story Concerns
lug the Scandal,

Ing thD hcunuMt
NEW YoRK, Oct. 0.--AlB. Eva Hamil.
ton has been talking to reporters again,
and an entirely new story iS the result.
She gives her side Of thiSextraordinary
scandal and tells how she met Robert
Ray Hamilton, was married to him, and
how, to prevent nIosh' Mann from tell
Ing her husband Of her past lie, she
submitted to his blackmailing schemes.
She says she was an actress once and was
with tie Florences for time. She says
ehe did not want 10 marry Hamil ton
but was forced 10 do so by "Josh" Mann
and his mother, and that that worthy
couple proHted more by tho marriage
than she did, She insists that Bhe OIL
loves Hamilton, and helieyeB they would
have lived happily together had II not
been for "toshN Mann and hip mother,
She protests that she ID not N bad % the
newspapers would make her out, and
most Of The stories about her are pure
fiction, Mt. Hatnllton still gays that
Beatrice is her child, and explalns the
purchase Of babies by Mrs. swlnton BY
saying that they were for another
woman. 10
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A DESPERATE DUEL,
And it it Grew out of I'm Invitation to Take
Drink,

And It 1t Grow Out othn Invitation to rake
Drink,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 0.-News re.
Ceiyed from Haynyille, I.owndes county,
last night, gives an account Of des'
psrate duel this morning between Eaton
Haynes, Sheriff Of the county, and Watt
Austill, a prominent citizen. In the
duel Haynes was shot and wounded in
the shoulder, and AusLill was shot in the
left arm, the bullet breaking his arm and
lodging In his breast. The trouble was
accustomed by drunken friend Of both
parties, who asked Haynes to drink with
him, which the latter declined 10 do.
Hot words were exchanged and Austill
interfered. Haynes and Austill then
exchanged insulting epithets, and while
the drunken man was still between them
commenced lting at each other.
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A NATURAL CAS- SClIRlLR.
The Philadelphia Company Proposes Plan
TO Secure Plenty Of Gas TO Factories.

The Philadelphia Company Proposes Plan
to Secure Plenty of Gas to Factories.
PITrsBuRon, Pa, Oct. O.--Thc Phila.
delphia Company is making strong ef.
forts to induce the larger mills and iron
works in and around the city 10 start a
full running Of their establishments In
the afternoon or evening instead Of early
In the morning.
An officer Of the company when asked
for the reason OF this movement. said
this morning;
1.-THE reason ID very obvious. You
know very well tha. In the morning ali
our private consumers Turn ON tho gas
10 their stoves and Ia every crate In the
house, and they, Of course, consume A
very. large amount OF fuel. Naturally
this has q great effect on tho milla aud
the consequence has been that In the
morning most mills invariably complain
oil scarcity Of gas. Now II the hours OF
working were changed at tho mills, say
tue inst heat IN the afternoon or In the
evening, this Of Course would divide lhe
rushing demand upon the supply Of gas
very considerably and make II q great
deal eaBler." ~
"Rutdoeg this not Indicate a decrease
10 the pressure at the wells2p
mo-, not all. We arc only endeayor.
Ing y have the .supply Of natural gas
used ID the most ec6tolnlCal manner And
that 10 the cole reason why We would
IKE \. 81 70 nave We hours Of work changed
The Philadelphia Company also sent
out . notice 10 the large mills and iron
works 10 the city, asklng them 10 shut
down their pudding departments today
and Tomorrow Tic company btalca
that they have advised this pfecautIon
on account oi the fact that Tie Cohnec,
slonB with the new B9inch limo are now
Y Deltg Y. completed at TelIotd. Ill lseSpoCted
VIZ, .nIAt Ml we demands tor gas can 6e sup,
Piled within Q week, and no iutLher
nhOflnno VIII hA aSnARInt,NaJ
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ClMPBELL MAKES A BLUFF.
He Talks About Libel Suit, knowing II
WIN Never Come to Trial-MF. sherman
Nails Lie,

He Inlks ABOUT n LABEL suit knowing u
WIN Never Come to TrIal-MF, sherman
Nails Lie.
cISCNNAFl, o., Oct, 9,-Ballot.box
Campbell wired from Germantown to-
day, directing his attorney to secure re-
traction from the Commercial Gaselts OF
its ballotbox story, II he fails in this
hewas to make RbluF by sueing for dam.
ages. 1t Is regarded here as very weak
campaign trick,
Senator Sherman wires that he was
never interested In any ballotbox
scheme; never subscribed to Il; that
any statements that he did is a lie aud
any signature purporting to be his Is a
forgery, Yesterdays 9 o'clock extra
Post adethis charge, Sherman denied
It inside OF twenty hours, Campbell
hasn't denied the charge in four weeks,
The Post sent the following telegram;
"CISclNSATI, o., Oct, s, 1880.
"7O SsaalOr John ShTmaa, AalGReId, o.;
ut Is commonly talked all over Gin.
Cinnau that yours and Congressman
Butterworth's name, along with that OF
James Z, Campbell, are on the subscrip-
ton to the notorious ballot-box scheme.
Mr., Halstead's editorial this morning on
the matter Ia equlYoCal, Please wire us
freely your statement at our expense,
Have also wired Congressman Butter
worth for his statement on this matter"
To this telegram the following answer
was received;
MANSFIELD, o., Oct, s, 1880.
q EUNtHg Post CinelNaoti;
"Your telegram Is obscure. Does any.
one say that ! subscribed or had any in
Lerest In an alleged ballotbox schemeP
II so the statement is a lie. Any such |
subscription is alorgery.
JOHN SHERMAN,
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A NEW STYLE RACER.
A Dog in Kansas City that Trots Srilc III
DAD Without a DrehlG.

A Dog In Kansas City that Trots n STiio III
3i4O Without Dreais.
KANSAS CRY, NO., Oct, 9.--KansaH
City claims TO have the champion trot'
ting dog OF the world. This new variety
oi racer, a red irish setter Of full blood
answering 10 the name Of "poCk," IL
owned aud driven 10 light suiky by
Willie Ketchan, q sturdy boy, who has,
al unalded, trained the animal. The
dog 10 said 10 haye madc a mile on the
track Ia $40. Yesterday he was given
& trial half by his master at Tho SEpoSl.
lion track, and without q Akip ora abreak
Of any kind, but doing down right hon'
eSt trotling IN 4 comparatively lelBurely
manner lic made half mile, pulling
eighty.one pounds, In li65. When BIZ
master learned tho time he said "DoCk'
could easily have made the distance ID
Ave seconds and, II pushed, In ter
seconds less tine, in recent brush on
q road hU easily defeated Lady Fashion
q pot roadster Of this city,
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LAUGHED An RuNOR.

,fhe Commander " tbe Hush Takes no
stock ID Reports from 1lrlllSh golumbiA.
sEATtE, W. 4. October 0,-Thc
United States revenue cutter Rush af.
rived here yesterday from Alaska Lieu
tenant Commander Shepard was inter
Viewed about the ruinofa current here
iot the last iev weeks, that BtlllSh Col
umblans were lying 10 walt iot him 10
punish him for seiilng Bflush achoon,
em, The commander smiled and Bald
no had not heard Of any such thteali
inul he had read them ID The papeta on
bis arrival at Port Townsend. HO aalt
that he do, not believe anything ol lhI
kind had been uttered, and that thI
statement tiuet have come from ire
upOnslble parties,
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A Terrible situation.

ST. CLOUD, MINI, Oct. 9.-The prairie
fires are making progress toward the
city, and during this forenoon burned
their way to within a few rods OF the
Manitoba west side track and the city
limits. An immense amount Of hay was
burned last night. Mp. Clark loses
over 100 tons. The smoke is so dense
in the city to-day as TO make 1t impossi-
BILE TO see further than block. The
fire is burning from four to six feet In
the ground and nothing but heavy
rain eau prevent a tremendous loss Of
property.
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A RESULT OF CARELESSNESs.

A Fatal Accident for Which Train Men
Came Near 1.Ring Lynched,
LARAMIE, Wy, Oct. 0.-Monday night
on the Carbon cutoff road, now being
built west OF here, work train contain.
ihg about fifteen graders collided with a
couple Of cara standing on the track. A
man named Diamond was instantly
killed and William Penn fatally injured,
Patrick King had an arm broken. The
graders said the accident was the result
Of carelessness Of the train men, and
procuring a rope went alter the train
crew with tho intention Of lynChing
them, but the latter escaped.
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ANolstl itdltot's death,

ToLEpo, o., Oct O.-A Southampton
cablssratn 10 The Blads announces the
death Of Samuel Rockwell Reed, ior
many years q noted editorial writer on
lhU UinClnnal Commercial 0atstle over
signature ~. r." He died on the
steamer Iaht, ehtoute for Europe, On
OBiolef Ooh,
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wAsntSoroN, D. O., Oct. O.-The
White House seemed to be the objective
point Of every stranger In town to-day
and as 4 result that portion Of the build
Ing open 10 the public was crowded with
an ever changing throng oil day. The
Presidents callers during the forenoon
were Senator Mitchell, ex-senator Sewell
and friends, Representatives Baker and
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did credit to their training and in pre-.
cision OF step and fine eyolutions they
outmasteTed many OF the older and more
experienced organizations,
The elastic circle was an attractive
feature OF the drill and the sword exer-
else was worthy oithe high praise which
was freely accorded. No other organiza'
tons participated in the drill, which was
purely one for the purpose OF exhibiting
Inc degree OF perfection IN military
maneuyres attained by heTemplaT COM
manderies. A small admission fee was
exacted and the receipts will be expepd'
ed on masonic charities,
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LoSDoN, Oct. 9.-The election In the
parliamentary dlStrictoi Elsln and oairn,
TO I'll the vacancy in the House Of Com
mons caused by the death otMr. GhAtles
II. Anderson, Home Ruler, resulted In
the return Of Mr.. j. Seymour Keay,
Gladatonian. II.
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Special DElpltcN 70 nc I1IEIEl0tNetF'
CLARxsBuRo, w, Va, Oct 9,-The two
important cases here in the United States
Court was the Government against
Thomas Allen for Withholding pension
money, aud W, +. Richards for violating
the postal laws, In both cases there was
Q verdict Of not guilty. ID.
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LONDON, Oct. 0.-There was a riot at
Bristol this afternoon on the arrival Of a
number Of labotera 10 replace 600 who
are on strike. The new comers were
hooted and pelted with stones I'LL they
took 10 their heels and disappeared,
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VI I|7TT77T TTIIHlVh VuhEIIINUlhNII y
Al Iuuns, n, ", Dot, o. County Judge
DAyyhlld hll dselSlOn In the Renmler
case hla nomi1s Tie case waS a haI
beaS cofll poe ding 70 test tie con.
StiIul|oIallly u q uleclFicai execution
law. inll3 utsl deCile6 that ihe IaV
10 cdnlllld igullf ahd fetiands tho ptia.
onCi " thegual1lg Of Warden DufsIon,
oi ANuuupllol, lot execution,
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A THEATRE BURNED
In SIexico-A Priest Falls Dead at the Altar
While Saving MaSs.

'WNlIU o4I3THN NIIIH''
CRY OF MEXICO, Oct. 9.-Fire yester-
day afternoon destroyed the Calderon
theatre at Zacateces, all the educated
animals being consumed. One OF the
attaches perished in the flames,
An awful incident occurred yesterday
at tho Cathedral in this city. While a
priest was saying mass at the altar he
lell upon his face iu a dying condition,
The archbishop came TO his assistance
and physicians were summoned, but
life was already extinct. The scene
created terrible excitement for time.
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The rten.hnrr nnrL sl,il.n.

BERLIN, Oct. o.--The strike Of tho dock
laborerS at FlenSburg shows no sign Of
settlement. Soldiers from The garrison
and o number OF laborors who were
brought from other places arc unloading
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ApppAi lor nan l.nlln....l.

ToFIkA, kAs., Oct, g.-tlovprno,
ihtumphtey it h4s endorsed an appeal from
tne people oi bleyepV county lof aid and
urges thN a hearty response be given 70
the call lot food, itiel and clothing,
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NEw YoRK, Oct, 0.-The Herald baya
that the Duchess Of Marlborough has
ordered oil her New York City real
VBLAle 10 be sold al auction,
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NEw YoBK, OCT. O.--1'bo sentence Of
death passed on NllandsomO Harry
Carlton, who shot q policeman, has been
affirmed by the Court Of Appeals. He
will hang,
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BurHALo, Oct o.-The Western Union
Lelegtaph Company to-day began mt.
ting iN Wife0 In this city under ground,
IN compliance with q city ordinance,
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Tho Blllp Canal Comini.llon Appnlnlod,

The ship Canal Commission Appointed.
HARMSHuao, Pa, OCT. 9.-.aoyefnor
Beaverto.day appointed John A. Wood
and Reuben Miller, Of rlttsbugh, oS.
Congressman w. 8. Bhallohbctper. Of
Rochester, Pa, Eben Brewer, OF iIrlc,
end John NJ, Goodwin, Oi Hhafpsvllle,
Metcot, county, q commission 10 deter.
mine the feasibility OF constructing a
nhlp canal 10 connect The waters Of Lake
Erie and the Ohio river In pursuance OF
4 Joint resolution oil the last LeglBla.
lufe.
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Do NOT DO induced To takO some other
preparation whom you call iof Hoo
safsapafilla, BH sure 10 got p
MhlOh ID pe0hlIAf,
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LONDON, Oct. O,-Montague Williams,
the Omihent lawyer, aud Mn. LawSon,
vile Of the owner Of The Daily Telegraph,
we're thrown from a carriage al Rams.
gate to-day aud both wero seriously In
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Nav YoRK, Oct O-AFhved, steamer
TeulonlC, from Liverpool,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
Tough on the Boys.

The Idaho Enterprise, for the
benefit of young men, gives the fol-
lowing rules adopted by the young
ladies of Malad:
The man who takes the red, red
wine, shall never glue his lips to
mine.
The man who chews the navy
plug will in this parlor get no hug
He who drinks or cuts the deck
shall never, never chew my neck.
The man who gurgles lager beer,
shall never never, chew my ear.
Drink nothing stronger than red
ginger-pop, or in your lap I'll never
flop.
If aught but water you ever taste,
keep your arm from around my
waist.
If you drink wine or other slor
you will never hear my corset pop
The man who smokes cigarette
shall never squeeze me, you bet.
But if none of these vices you
possess, all of us you may earess.