Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
SUNDRIES

tlis CITY attended ta@ late lsicaAO tfcfisy
and won ss0s ia the event The sSne
gentleman wAs Al one tlme t~lce tbAt
sum ahesd on Calc&go hoard ~ Trade
investments, bat afterward got on tAe
wro9g sde 81 tl4r deal for y while, but
he ltsok things eust a. they came and
neither 'SQUea3ed under his rrserscs
Rof mas he done any hO&Sllng over hls
focent brilliant eseF. Take the wheat
and tht horses tosetheT and he IL now
4 very pretty profit AHEAD
TIE latest local Juvenile fad rs 10
oiess up pei poodleS IA chlidrens
clothes and then take them out Tsdlng
Ia h2hy carriages II Was .'real mean"
~ that Young fellow on founta -st.
tAe other dsy Who, meeting ons ~ the
PROFESSIONS lUsi after the 'iahs" had
been thrcatt nca and ohlurgated INTO
conditioned comparative fepoSe, shout
ea loudly 80 ssaape fgFaenEs of words
60 that effect, NneTeUpon the lttle
Sour ID darling spTane hewtiN out ~
the carnage and long dresses, ribbons,
Wllte caps aud ali. Went hCketA sat
across tlle street and over = fence 10
tackle the stranger deg on the other
siae-p probably "a demonstrate with
nlm toI appearing without clothes Oh
ln a pubic shorougiare.
Lloyd Breeze grows bigger and
htclreT every daN. This cNtr-rustllne,
hasJlmg edltor and most deb0analIe
prince of good fellows, ought TO and
doubtless vail eat wlde swath IA the
new harvest held which ho has marked
out Tor himself. II any man can make
a success Of the leg tmate sensa-
tlonal, Breeze d that man. aud Cbl-
cago Is certainly the place. under
stand the date for the accouChment
has been DIed some Tune tins early
fall), and that even the details of the
christening have been formulated.
"Brezee's Chicago Chaft viii b, no ln-
consequential advertisement Ia itself
for the new, and well-plnged enter.
PRISE. And speaking Of wings. Breeze
las usual has also found an .'ane,i
and the celestial co-partner Is said 10 be
one OF the best heeled men about town
IN the Garden Clty-an old-tlms friend
and admlrer Of the Journalistic Biz
Fellow. Here's hopIn 10 the new
combine" Drnc haell
Sore eyes would have been benefited
and sullen hearts made glad aeatn.
could their pOssessors have looked ln
upon the beautiful sight presented by
thc young men and young giri gradu-
ates OF the High school class when they
met together ia the Baptist church 90
say farewell 90 school dave and 10 one
another, and unite IN the impressive
ValedlctOry exercises Yesterday morn
ing. such charming vista OF earnest,
radiant faces 80 many bright ewes.
sweet lips and fine foreheadsi Such
embOdiments of hope, and faith and
honest aspiration And the bezuillul
flowers, the cool, clIngng costumes of
pure white and pretty httle airs of con-
sclous consequence, 80 Well befitung.
50 really momentous an occasion. on
that graduation day, coming lust once
IN all the long length of a lifetime.
Truly Il ~ one of the cpOchs Of exist
ence, sharply defining the boundary
between the ideal and the real, between
the golden dreams Of youth and the
rude awakenlncs OF maturity. For
tunately-thrlce happily-for the BOYS
and glrls of the class oi - the vol has
not been lifted The past has stolen
away almost unhccdcd, the future j. "A
roscate vision, and the present but
song of birds, ravishing hoquet of
rarest hues and sweetest odors, All
everlasting rainbow thing, the half of
softest April showers and half of glori-
Gus summer sunshine.
George Bowen NAV not be model
liquor seller. He is alleged 10 have IN
frlnged the liquor law. But how much
better than George Bowen j. the man
VINO was hired 10y the police 10 FIRST
allure Bowen into the infringement
charged, and then appear as the prin-
clpal witness aga nst thls criminal Of
ms own creation. Who. ia tins case,
has committed the worst Crime-the
man who informs or tn. man informed
against. And whose word j. worth the
most in court-the man who sold the
liquor or the man vino drank ~ l.
the testimony of seii-coniesee6 sneak
and lntormcr-ot a man, who, for -
many pieces of silver. has deliberately
bartercd away has manhood of
testimony upon which 10 convict
another man of any sort Of mlsde-
mcanorY Are not the authorities. in
countenancing and employing such
wretches, building mp a bigger criml-
nal IN order h pull down lesser One1
If the offences against law and order
III TINS city are - small and InSgnih-
cal.- that they cannot be detected with
ont the creation of a class distincuvelv
spies, spawn and hspocritcs, would Il
not be better 10 lct the offender en-
urciy alone until he can be proved
such 10y honest, honorable. manly and
atovo-ground methods And again.
rest assured, that any man who, for 40
much cash, viii FIRST ingr3tiate himself
into the confidence Of any other man
and then deiibcrais " bctrav that conf
dcnce, Will be a. soon as sneak. and for
a single extra dollar vii not hesitate
70 swear the ile Is true. The bctraver
easily and naturally becomes the per
lurcr, and II docs not seem - me wise
policy for the local powers that be -
pat premium on perjury. Esse.