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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
Prefsrred Death tn Rsfn.sI.

HAMILTON, o., February 8-Charles
LoOmis was the party TO the sensational
shooting escapade yesterday. A Miss Lottie
LoDgnecker. Of Eaton, for the last few
dsys mas bsen visiting here. LOomis be-
came infatuated with her and asked her 10
marry him. The girl refused repeatedly
and yesterday morniEg the affair culmin-
sted in a tragedy. LoOmis met the girl
on the street aad once more asked her
hand in marriage. Upon her refusal, he
fired two shots at her, bat both missed
her. He then turned and shot himself in
the right temple killing himself instantly.
LOOMS was broom maker and is said to
nave relatives in CentrevilIe, Ind.
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A Woman and Child mi..Irg.

Spectd! TetegrdDI 10 The Sunday Re0tster.
GRAFTON, W. VA. February : News
reached here this morning that Mrs. VIM.
Lscnard, living near Claude, this county,
and her little girl, five years old, dissp-
peared from home yesterday and can no.
where BE- found. II ID feared she has taken
her child in her arms and jumped into
mill dam near the house, and both are
drowned Her friends had been watching
her very closely for several weeks, ~ it
vas supposed her mind was derauged The
whole neighborhoOd are out in full force
searchipg for the missing woman and child.
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Operating Through the Malls

CHICAGO, February S.-POst Office in
spectors have arrested D. o. Gallesr, J.
McFadden, G. E. McF4dden, Jr., and
Annie Burns, WHO are charged with car
rying on several schemes for defrsujing
innocent country PEOPLE. They have sew
ersl firm names under which they operate
They hsve received a great deal of mail
and have defrauded q number Of people.
The postal authorities have received more
than 600 complaints from various parts
Of Iowa, Illinois and Iadiane.
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Amiira In maN,CO.

CITY OF MEXICO, February s.-The
Michoscan Pacific Railway will be opened
for traffic next week, from Maravitio to
Agsugue5.
Work on the Troje' Railroad, in Yuca-
tan, is progressing rapidly. Mexican capi-
tai is employed in the construction Of the
road.
The number of cases of influenza ia de-
cressing hefe, bat is increasing In the
northern and western portions Of the Re-
public, principally in Gusdalsjars.
German colonists are arriving in Neuvo
Leon to work ia the cotton fields
The Government officials say that the
free zone on this side OF the Rio Grands
will not be abolished.
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HAS HE GONE WRONG :
Suspicions of Crookedness In an Ohi'
County Office.

Suspicious of Cro0kedness In an Ohio
County Office.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
COLUMBUS, o., February 8 On petit
tion from the people of Henry county
State Auditor Poe this evening appointed
c.. w. Webster to examine the county
treasury. A defalcation is suspscted.
Iu an investigation today of a contested
election case from Adams county by
House committee, one witness, O. G.
Smith, testified that he ives depu;izsd 20
watch at the count by Republican leader
TO see how many tickets marked in GER
tain way were in the box. 1t was a way
they had, he said, of telling whether
certain number of votes contracted for were
delivered,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09

publicans solemnly informed the House
that they had given up large and
lucrative law practices, overworked
themselves and nearly ruined their
health in the service Of the people, they
thought 1850 apiece in addition to their
per diem as members was little enough for
them. Mr.. Morris was especially emphat-
ic, going into the details Of his law prsc
tice and telling of the important cases in
which he had been interested. General
SpriRg spoke briefly on the same line. The
House took a recess until 7:30, pending
ackinn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
Knnoreh nnt ln 10 second Round.

ROCRLAND, Me- February s-In q
sparring exhibition last night between
Mike Daly, of Bangor, champion light
weight, and challenger of middle weights,
Donovan evidently forgot that it was q
sparring exhibition and tried to rush DAILY,
and was knocked completely out in the
second round. Dsly's weight WAS las and
Douovan's 162. Daily says he will fight
Billy Myers in any way Myers desires.
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Special Telegram to the Register
WASHINGTON. February 8 Pensions
Original Invalid-Johu M. Sapp, Of
Shinnstop. Incresse-JOhn WiDgrove, Of
Proctor; James McNeff, of Winefred
Jeremiah D. Ssyre, of Givens; Preston
Newell. Of Baden; Adam W. Ware, ol
Belington; Moses H. Bennett, of Peeks
Ran; Francis Shsmberg, of BuckhanpoD
Eliza Haddeck. of French Creek; John
Sampson, of Jordon; John G. Hall, Of
Bsnton's FerIy; Jas. S Walker, Of Cen
tre: Balsen R-xroad, of FlatwOods MejOr
f. FeIrel, of Kentuck. O'iginsl-Wido~t
-Jennera, mother OF Harrison II. Morris,
of Benson.
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SpeciGl Telegram 90 g,s sunday Register.
CLARRsBURG, February S-The viii of
John P. Irwin was admitted to probate to-
day. It disposed of large eetate to his
wifsnd daughter.
Last night the Council elected the fol-
lowing officers: J. II. Smith, Sergeant;
". K. Alexander, Street and Water Works
SUPERINTENDENT; NJ. NJ. Thompson, Water
Clerk. and NJ. F. Connell and J. L. Bog
CESS, policemen.
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Big Fire in Mansfield.

MANSFIELD, o, February 8-Fire in
the st. James Hotel at 5 o'clock this
morning destroyed $4,000 in property,
completely cutting the east wing where
the dining room, kitchen and laundry
we're located. Two of the girls employed
in the house were taken out unconscious
by the fremen. The forty-ive guests
escaped without injury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09

loyal supporters of the cause of Ireland,
eschewing all local issues, ignoring all dis
tinctions of American national politics, to
rally in your integrity and associate in
your might and again give US practical
evidence of your devotion to the dear old
land. Yours respectfully,
JOHN FITZGERALD, Prest.
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Man and wife Murd. red by Burglars

WEs1PoRT, y. y, February 5-Rsn-
som FLOYD and wife were shot by burglars
last night. Mrs. Floyd is dead and her
husband cannot recover. The burglars OBJ.
tanned 50 600, the proceeds of the sale OF
the farm.
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Charleston Matters.


Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February g.
Governor Fleming's first official act was
recorded to-day. It was the issuance of
an appointment as Commissioner of Deeds
for West Virginia to George W. Hunt, of
Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Fleming left to-day to resume
her studies al Fairmont.
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Rn.h nfnsnosiiors.

NEW YORK, February S.-The Lenox
Hill Bank reopened at o'clock this morn.
ing. Az scon as the doors swung back a
crowd of about 100 depositOrs rushed in.
The majority of them sought TO draw
money. but there were several who made
deposits.
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West virginia Posimasters.

SoeclGl 1ele9rGNl % nc sindny hs9taH'
WASHINGTON, D. O., February g.
Pcstmasters were appointed to-day as fol-
lows: J. W. Tucker, Cassville, Mouongalis
county. vice Mrs. F. Long, resigned; A.
b Dawson, Woodruff, Marshal o1nty,
vice J. NJ. McGlumphry, resigned.
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Lost At Gambling

PARIS, February s.-Milan, ex.King Of
Setvis, recently lost 300, 900 frs1cs while
gambling at Monaco. 1t was the loss Of
this money that caused his depression and
led him TO threaten to commit suicide.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09

BozzONI's Complexion Powder is uni
versslly known and everywhere estesmed
"a the only powder that will improve ;he
complexion, eradicate tan, freckles snd
sll skin diseases.
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wi,bdrawn Th,ir msnife,to.

LONDON, February 8--The deck labor
ers and the carmen have Withdrawn their
manifesto against the employ meot Of on
union men. A cor flict between the uuion
men and their employers is thus avoided.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
wat-ra Sinh. ding,

PORTLAND. ORN., February 8-The
water in the Willamette river 10 falling
rapidly, and business in the flooded dis
tricts is again assuming its normal condi-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
EFFECTS OF THE BLIZZARD.
Business Somewhat Delayed But Travel
Not Seriously Impeded

Not seriously AhPeUoN
PTrsBURG, February S.-No farther
dsmsge from the storm has been reported.
It is slightly colder this morning, and the
rain hiss again given plsce to snow. Tele-
graphic lines are in bad shape, many
wires being down and business considers-
bly, delayed. The storm has not inter
feIed, so far. with traffic on the railroads.
All trains were on time this morning, and
no serious trouble is expected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
Ech,o, ,Jn.,,cs critically IN.

ATHENS, o. February s.-Ex-Chief
Justice John Welch is dangerously i'll.
His recovery is doubtful, as he ia 86 years
old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
THE MINORITY REPORT.
'l,'-on ofEules Discussed systsmat-
icsiy ana at Length.

-,'-on of Rules Discussed systemat-
icsi.y ana at Length.
'er'y report, signed by Messrs.
71 Randall, reviews the p opposed
crnclss many Of its features
c-'1ge ao'agonizsd is thst to
v1 tl.s suh. &c, the minority says:
'-.. clause g o-ruie % no bill on the
i-s-far can be- reached tor ecnsid-
1.-.s called up by the committee
,s' ', snd under clause . Of ths
, 20 Individual member can
az original motion for the purpOse Of
-.7- any par;isl bill in committee
-.s House on the State CT the
"lso, however, a motion has
direction of a committee 20
committee Of the whole on the
-e llOn 20 consider q public
"Il7dusl member may move TO
oy designating another bill.
EXTENT OF HIS RIGHT
' p-op0sed rule, snd il is evident
..- 6e placed at q great dissdvsn-
are unable to discover any suf-
'o' tor this discrimination against
$40 may not be fortunate enough
-' me cooperation Of committees IN
-sr motions. Ii 3 msjOrity vote
go. 90 suspend the rules and fix a
ne consideration of a bill
motion is made by direction
--'t-ee, certainly the same vote
s1hcient when made by An in
member upon his responsibility
-s-A-f Of his constituents. The Only
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
,,.;o Points of the Majority and
Minority Reports.
,,.Iyg FORCES TO THE FRONT.
lis Atsmp! TO Set Forth the
.~ Is.zs Argument The NJ
v RsPar. States lis Ool''-
ions Clearly and Fairly.

....eroy. February though not
.-asy y presented IN the House 'u' .
,- sai minority reports on the lew %
,..sl rules proposed have been filed Win
ne Journal Clerk aud ordered printed
m. msiori,y r,p'r; IN 8 great deal '1, +,
..1s5ia-re7es between the proposed
,o5. ss5 that previously in force but IN
most iusnucss the explanation '' D11e
-ongsaisd by any argument In ''s',u
20 rale au,bo,izag the Speaker 10
.,,-, 81 method Of asc-rs.pias quorum
g5sr members present refuse TO vote On IN > ;
,,I c,n. the process OF ascsrtainlss 5ls
,-s.snce Of quorum % DO business ll-S. ss-
,s. r.1s.i,ution would ordinarily oe ealei
,rs control Of the Speaker who Woaia ue
--. II. Information from his Own senses or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-02-09
AlDOr CLERK,

-ve llf0fmalOu Ltu-- las N"-
.by t1s
AID OF A CLEREi
-v wsy which would satisfy h's
.-1e accuracy Of the cOunt. Under
lem of roll calls 10 has been deemed
---. .,-vsaisnt 20 ascertain and announce
-. s,..s ot members sad the presence Of
.-'. --, refuse 20 vote st the same time
,,3 b7 toe same means. ,.
n..1~ug the new clause TO huIe %,
,-..-odtstory motion shall be entertained
~ t-. Sosker. the report says Inis
Sans. ID smerely dec,aratory, ii PatilAmsnt-
,--r,g There are no words which can
II .-.nsd which viii lmit members 70 tne
,.,n-- r.e of motions ANY mouon, tne
-- conducive TO- D.ogrsss 10 the public
-.-.. or the most sslu.sry for tie COM
II, --5 convenience Of members, may he
-..s ...- p1rroses ot or 1s- a1c oppressive
'sg,q I1s majority may Ds kept IN
---.1 .,- s long t,-e agai-sl reason ana
,,,f .rss. sometimes a. the whlm oi D
--.. -..uhsr snd slusumss for
lIL loSGEs rGsIoD,
.. t,. u.loto-etu1 e1o are misusiug
l,sr.r..- o. t-s 1,aguti0n iog yeas
trlr.-. .7 che i .imple mouon
n-or.- lat which are I'M
ID .ls eaIly dags such
-. tlu-te motions caused
- ~.-1usss and party zsal vas
as named among legislators
pi- huss has g-own &c such p-o-
s- che parliamentary law which
r- luerican assemblies has found
l-Y 20 keep pace with theeyi.
alalg tle msiluy hy the inter
1 c. the presiding officer to meet
ac1riiuary means the extraordinary
power oa tae part somsumes OF a
y v members. Way should an as
kept from i,s wO.k by motions
delay and 90 weary, even II
a4 tes'.a0f the motion was
.tr.riEY AND SENSIBLE.
IWlg should one NTH, even, be en-
waste bali hour on
' 90 adjourn, when the ma
ssuy 60 not want 20 ad-
l. side suggestions should be made
~. power Is here conferred, the an
.-a. tre approval Of the House Is
breath ia the nostrils OF the
,.sr a1d ss 90 body on earth IS 90
ot - Liberties and so impaiiene OF
fau'. va uay be- quite sure that no ar
H. rteurpjon wiil take p ace, and
ro interruption 40 al until not
l misuse ot proper motions ls
clearly evident % the world, but
sl.d scro1 hss taken place on the
e.. She house ss viii assure the Speaker
r. 1pDc-, ot tte body whose wishes
BIS aT s. iu .hst end it ia g power
.-l oy the House through ia proper
a.1 cf,-r "COnNderng the
- o. p.oUding that 100 members
u.u,lte quorum 10 committee of
.e. fherpogt states that this change
inal--c -ccss,sry by members refusing TO
p r'au ile TOD is called ard poiots out
N .'c. tna- everything done in commit
- o's 'o oe rep,-tsd 20 the House and
va ro.mrg doue IS any way.
ln c'oc.D-on the w8io-itv r,po-. asys.
% committee 1-vs th1s go1e over brief
.AA fkoNIUOEn NEW CODE
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.ss They believe, iffoIoEed out in
'a'.a It 81. az once enable tbe II use
' -a- cl1iro- oger its Business. aDd
same Hme provide those safeguards
's'a'iol and debate which will en-
Che Hr1ss to act wisely
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e e,planation tor this discrimine.

reasi = explanation Tor this dlscTlmlnS-
ton It il is the policy of the proposed
rules 20 suppress the individual members
of the House as far as possible and increase
the powers of the committees. In fact, un-
der the proposed rules the individual
member will scarcely have power to make
motion of any kind, except when he acts
as the representative of a committee and by
It's directions. He will neither introduce
a bill nor
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

The largest grain elevator in the world
was built at Minneapolis Junction in
1885. The building is $50 feet long, 92
feet wide and 175 feet high. 1t has stor-
ing capacity for 2,0O0,0 600 bushels OF
grain within its walls. During it's con-
struction the carpenters and joinsrs used
over $500. 900 feet Of lumber Of all kinds,
besides 80 car loads Of nails, which. If
packed. would make tho enoroTmou1
amount Of 10, 900 common kegs; tho best
calcula5ors say that tho actual number
of nails used in the mighty building will
fall but few, If any, under 10000, 600
The engine used is capable OF handling
i75,e to 250,000 bushels Of grain per
day, or enough during the year to equal
the combined productions of the state OF
Minnesota and the two Dakotns. Two
hundred and fifty cars have often been
loaded at this elevator in ten hours
ST. Louis Republic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Not moro than handful Of people
were left IN Central park late Sunday
afternoon. The rain had driven The
crowds away. and 80 the slender, Eng
hsh complexiOned young girl and her
athletic looking escort had the asphalt
walks pretty much 10 themselves. They
strulled along very comfortably under
her imported umbrella, and seemed OBJ
hvious 70 the falling rain in their inter
est IN each other. HaH block brought
them to the roadway facing the mu-
scum. They paused for moment. II
was very muddy. She looked down at
her dainty patent leather shoes. SO did
he. Then ho looked at the muddy road,
and again at the little Shoes. Then d
swift glance al around Nobody was in
sight, apparently, and with swift mo
ton he reeched down. caught her waist
with his arm and the next minute had
carried her safely across. II seemed al
most too pretty to tel about, and made
the writer feel as If he were playing the
part o. q spy.-Cor. New York Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

T4s STATE Asse ass8y "a 1osesAz a. AFe&szlz
h.n fsslsn&af-
Tie assenle.T IL The AaL9la- Ll-e1.
81 t1e state ol M.cag4E, ast az Area2
1m hAl-. Ca Wa,er-o8-si. yesterday a.
5eE-eoa. ald as ca-.et - order - W
T. W.1e, eha.ru44a u he exsc1tiye
eomul Elae. Ine following delegates
llese4lea certificates sd were 2ecePt-
60 ~ H. eollnal Iase o. sEeos1Da.s,
~. A. JQnason DesT0lt, j X. b2rtCl.
Dste.t. IS 81 LoYe-Ald. Grand Zap
IS. D. + CoFosf. oraa1 kapaas, Geo.
"A MaguCu M1sEegouf ~. A. Iohn ~
Detg1it, frzak y apple, Port HgGoa
lsc1 +. NsEeli, killri ! >. Porter, Eas-
,4sclaE r. r. omlt0, ,aglDaN G. ii.
Des a h4y Clgy ~ M0o4ar1. ONssso,
q. ~ Hunt, Jaeksoai y. a. Ae.s01,
Malsstee e. A AeulN, kalsaaazse r.
A. Whitney, Bagtls Greek b 81 Van
der1ook. s. Louis, I. r. Davls. Iud-
ngJ0l, zald A. uk5on, OF Cod sEter
After : few remarks q b~laog Nas
spread Tor tle election 0f senator. to
represent Michigan, aad ". /. Nldet
II Detroit, xas chosen on the secCai
ballot SIR. Nllde sAs conducted a. the
eha x aDd % a very neat and pleasant
manner, thanked the convention Tor
the honor conferred, proma.ugto merit
the tlsE conferred. by strict attention
o. t.4r duties of the Office.
An executive committee was elected
for the ensuing tsO wears. as follows.
W. b. Loye.aud, chairman. Grand
Rapids; H. A Whitney, Battle Greek
rank While, Port Huron +. NJ.
handercook, u. LOUIS, and L. Ii. Hill
ton. Co.dwater.
The report OF Fred +. Snll tn, of the
senate Finance Committee, vas read
which vas very gratifying 10 the mem
lcrs present, showing a very healthy
condition OK affairs and the order IN a
prosperous condition. Tue report em-
uracet the Tact that there were tnlrty-
one councils "a this state az the close Of
the calendar year, with a membership
Ql -g55, carrying protection 10 tbeir
tamll.es 90 the amount OF -, iOi, GOO,
which had cost the members Tor the
year lsSJ s3l .s0s.64, al average per
per member of SsI5.73. The average
certificate lu the Michigan jurisdiction
was IS, l67.67. making the average an
nuai COS. per 5000 20 each member
.f93. Iuis report, which IS authentic,
places the National Union IN the proud
position AZ the head OF the list OF IN
surance orders, As TO other order can
show the carrying % $1,000 insurance At
the small cost Of sf.J3 tor the year.
The meeting was very harmonious,
the best OF feeling prevailed, and the
delegates were pleased with the happy
and impartial manner IN winch the
chairman. Mr. smith, presided over
thclr deliberations.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
PURELY PERSONAL.

E.E. Winsor went to Cincinnati yes
tefday.
Geo. VI. Leonard has returned from
Muskeg0n.
Miss Carrie Eble IS visiting the Misses
Kimbal at Iona.
Mrs. ". r. Thorp has returned TO
Hart, much improved IN lea.th.
". y. Rowe. Of the Valley City Mills,
"a IN q Chicago for . couple OF days.
llr. and Mrs. James Dolbee 20 to
Aurehus today 70 attend the funeral Of
q relative.
Mrs. Irving Weich and son of 259
N.uth-ave., arc visiting relatives at
kalamazoo.
Hiss Emc Emery. of l8l Turner-st
IS spending @ week with friends n
Grand Haven.
lIr. snl Mrs. r. " MOScley and
daughter. Helen. have returned from
tler European tup-
Mrs. A. r. Wyl<es ard daughter. Miss
Anne. 81 North Lafayeite-st,, havo re-
turned home from s pleasant visit at
S-hooicrlft.
Geo. A. Mcintyre, Of tho Eoqls. and
Mrs Mcintyre leave tomorrow tor a
two weeks visit with Mrs. McIntyre s
parents at Duluth.
WE. Weston, of the Le1d-. leaves
next month for q sx weeks trip u
Montana aud the West. Ms Weston
VIII accompany nm.
MISS SYLVIA Mccall, the special draw
t-rtra arnr-n nf fretr-ard Rapids Schools
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
ss sor DAMAGES
a n.z 49, ssAs-s - So ne EAxsss "a
s4.ss Wixke4 W1r1d

4 ooa,rac<ox ia : Lev beiAsiDx oa
k.cAss.u assnas lsfI tAs oSll4I aEksu4rc
ed a. 4osrta5a sssz. @ad yeeas naan
who va pssslng ey ca BIS wss tcto ,
sEoosry ra.oblsa =. a cash 49, GA II
kis ssalo. tsso te@ta lo.oSeasa. .sLs ez1 egs.
and BIS ee.as wAs rippss ap lie s4ek.
..Wlsre's TIE boss u this jar he Do
uaan1ed as ~ SOS up
Il an me nlaa. replied TIE iaaivia.
IA named. L an very sorry ms hap
Pened. and What
Sorry. srs yea. Wen, beinx sorry
~oss't paw the damages! want yo0 -
oon1e do~sn
Il sro sorry - said before. ana AEr
wiling 70 do whss is right. II yeu -
NO beating around. Low. ] w@ai
cash tslcsges
How mach
"Wem. III oell YOU Whist il i. A mar
Who vii ST = Trap II this kind for pso
pie ought 70 be made 70 swe,.s fer it, aud
Il you don't fork over two shihings III
law you clear 70 the supreme court and
back again.
Two shillingsy gasped the boss.
"Yes, two shilbngs, and not red
i.Ss."
/: was handed 10 him quicker thar
CREASED lightning, and as he weat .hL.
way he said 70 some Of the bystanders:
That's the way 10 get your rights
stand right up 70 tOlksl'-Dctsait FreS
Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
brazilian CoTec.

The bulk of the entire coffee prod
uct comes from Brazil, which has q
popularity OF it, own. These coffees
are harsh and rank. as compared with
the nilder kinds. It was estimated that
Brazil once furnished G5 per cent. Of the
entro coffee product of the world There
have been Of lato years one or two
partial failures Of the crop in Brazil,
ghich accounts for the high price of cof-
fee here. You viii probably remember
that cofTee was very low from "a TO 81;
in fact the prices were so very low that
Brazilian planters did not have the ber-
ries picked. it bringing them in debt. In
consequence, they allowed their planta-
tions to run down, which in part &C
counts for the present shortage.-Chica-
80 Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

There is dog in Chester, Pa, which
viii never walk when there is a chance
to jump on q street car and ride. He IS
q black Newfoundland. Much Of his
time is spant at tho stables. Although
ms hone is only two squares away he
never walks 10 it. but waits for q car go
ing that way, on which he jumps. He
often goes oR on n pleasure trip, riding
to the different sections Of tho city on
different cars, always sitting on the
ciIrbstone until the cur no wants comes
along. showing remarkable intelligence
in allowing TO pass him those cars which
branch on in directions contrary 10 tho
ono he wishes to take.-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

A woman wage Garner who works
from q IN The morning until 6 ~ niglt
and occasionally finds herself too weary
% slrrp. tskes down hcr hair 81 10
O'Clock, brushes Il vigorously. washes
her tsoe. neck and arms With lukovarr1
water. takes = crash towel bath and
zoos % b.ai. with bot water bag st her
feet TIE light IN hcr room Is 50 AZ
Faagnd that she can. after reading for =
few moments some light. pleasant work.
sxtinzufsh it without ris,ng. and she
Usually d-fts into dreaualand in less
ihan half Al hour -Chicago Tribune.
De cure to get Hood's Sarsapau.a Z
you want ga honest. ral abe medicine.
Uo noe tasa Any other which .s alleged
t0 be about thc same" or "rlstas good P
Re flre tc Ees Hood