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A Novel Wedding Tour.

One of the most novel bridal tour
ever undertaken by newly.marr!ed
couple Is now being made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Riggs, OF Chicago. MIR. and
Mrs. Riggs. before their marriage, were
among the hosts of bicycle riders who
frequent the Chicago boulevards. and
during their long rides down to Hyde
Park and through the suburbs they laid
their heads together to think up some
thing in the way of a bridal tour that
would be agreeable and at the same time
novel and unprecedented.
Trips by the train were old and
stereeotyped. A voyage. by boat was
mildewed with age, and even u pedes-
trian excursion had not the charm o
entire newness. So the young people
decided that their wedding trip should
be taken on wheel, and they mapped
out u route which takes them through
al the principal s"mmering places OF
Wisconsin.
immediately after they were made
one they mounted tandem tricycle.,
Mrs. Riggs propelling the front wheel
and Mr. Riggs furnishing the motive
power to rropel those in the rear and
They have already made Lake Side,
Pewaukce, Oconomowoc, Waukcsha,
Lake Geneva and several other places,
and will continue their journey for
some time.
They came into Milwaukee last Satur-
day for the wheelmen's race, and went
ont some distance on the road to meet
the boys as they came in. Mr. and
Mrs. Riggs have a canvas cover, which
is hoisted over the tricycle. in case the
sun is very hot, and which also serves
as partial protection from rain. They
take things leisurly in going from place
to place. and when they are fatigued
drop of under the shade of a tree by
the wayside and 60 into camp until they
are rested.
THESE jack ofall trades councils hav,
been tried and found wanting. The peo
pile would not consent to the usurpatior
of the legislative duties by the execu-
tive. Then why should they tolcrat,
the usurpation by the city council o
functions properly belonging TO tn,
mayor? This principle of government
has been tried and established, both IL
monarchies and republics. Wherever
two coordinate branches OF the gov.
ernment have been fused into one, dis
astrous consequences have followed
The people of Spokane have the doubl,
light of history and self-experience tt
teach them this lesson. Not to heed /
would be unpardonable stupidity.
In the senate the republicans complain
because they arc not counted when they
fail to vote. In tho house the democrat
grew frantic when Speaker Reed insiste,
upon counting them whether they yotet
or remained silent
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Honey in Comparison.

THINE.
Cigar Smoker-Have you any asa
fotida2
Druggist-Yes; what do you want it
for?
~ have just been smoking q cigarette,
and want to get the taste out OF my
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to the Walla Walla exhibit at the
exposition.
Mr.. Henry KEELING, secretary of
the Walla Walla board of trade,
will soon arrive and will also devote
his entire attention to the interests
of his city Mt the exposition.
, 1890-10-16
Promising Chip of tho Old Block.

Promising Chip of tho Old Biosk.
Newspaper Mans Little Boy Crushing
in breathlessly)-Papa, you'd "a en-
ioyed bein' down where was just now,
I'll bet.
Newspaper Man-Why so, my son?
"Man fell otf7n three-story buildin'
an broke his back
, 1890-10-16
WASHINGTON HOPS.
Through Train From
PUGET SOUND TO EUROPE.

Or New York or Baltimore, as the case
may be- In this way Puget sound and
Washington are advertised far and wide.
1t is expected that these trains will he
started every three days for the next six
weeks at least. In few years, If the
hop business keeps OH increasing, 1t will
require trains every day during the busy
season.
Lately violent windstorm occurred
or the Colockem, which broke and
twisted oil trees above the ground, and
also tore some up by the roots. Accord
ing to the Ellensburgh Localizer this
storm was akin to cyclone, and is said
to have been the severest ever expert.
enced in that section. The damage to
houses and other property was light.
A SPECIAL DELIVERY STAMP,
How Milton Mobiles Withdrew = Conn
piiment.
Milton Mobiles and Colonel Villas,
Cleveland's postmaster general and
father of the special delivery stamp,
were schoolmates at Madison, Wis.
During the war they were comrades.
When Villas was appointed postmaster
general Mr.. obles was the first to send
congratulations TO his old friend. When
the special delivery stamp made its ap-
pearance Mobiles was also the first &c
send congratulations, and he was near
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Exceptions.

Johnny Cumso--I don't like Freddy
Fanele. He talks too much out OF his
mouth.
ever know people to talk except with
their moaths?'
"Yessum. Deaf and dun people talk
with their hands"
, 1890-10-16

In the senate the republicans complain
because they are not counted when they
fail to vote. In tho house the democrats
grew frantic when Speaker Reed insisted
upon counting them whether they voted
or remained silent
, 1890-10-16
Dress Re form,
Quieting Down.

Inter Mountain: The Helena Inde-
pendent has not called the supreme
court judges band Of partisan thieves
for over three weeks. The independent
is simmering down TO nice. clean fam
lily newspaper with regular poultry,
housekeeping and chara de departments.
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No. iS5. No. IS6. No. ES5. No. 1SS. No. 1Se.
We decided 20 add 20 premiums line Of sa
chains Getser than has yet appeared IN any publishers
lisS before. In short they are the very best modern
chain worn. They not gold clear through but
warranted n Tor 10 wears The tips and Ere4a-
bar slide ure solid gold. They As high cGrat
can made 20 well. only enough alloy being Put
IN harden the metal Sith 90 durability. We
have made arrangements them At very low prCs
the country less than ale 10 S4 according % The style
No. ISS uniform shown, part length Ia the
Each alternate link Is broad nat smooth loop, while
the other - round gold wire linz beautifully chased as
the corners IL has eros bar ant pendant Tor c0ra
the other end 10 IS sold. paid for only = ga
sent - any add es postpaid with this paper iF
year for 80 y Ten cents cents extra 10 You want t
iered, otherwise sent a. purchasers risk. Is Is mt
given premium
No. Iet5 Is a novelty OF the same quality as the ress
It beads OF which Is shown in the eat Shlgh
slide hack aud forth toward each other thus adjusting
tie length Of the chain suit the the BFEDds
between the beads being doubled This chain Is sent
postpaid with the paper Tor year, for S9& For sale
postpaid. for ~ with 0Cents extra II registration Is de-
sired II Is not given as premium
No. Isl isOf the quality The rst and IS OF
sent post paul 10 add with the paper for
year for s4T5 For sale for 81 with 10 cents added
registration IS desired 10 Is NOT given rs premium
No. ISIS Is another style, same quality sent, win
pHIer year. for - For sale postpaid, TOT k5os
With 10 cents extra II registered IL Is not gwen
No. IS9 Is a heavy, double-strand curb-chaln VITA
slide. quality the rest Sent. with the paper
Tor year. Tor s. For sale postpaid any address,
for eS76 u Is not given . premium.
These bargains that IL would country jewelers.
o
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-30

An Old physician, retired from practice, had
placed la Ills hands by East India Missionary the
formula of simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Of Consumption Bronchitis,
1AiarfhY Asthma and ali Throat and Lung Alice
tons. also positive and radical cure for Eeryous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints. Having
tested iis wonderful curative powers la thousands
OF cases, and desiring to relieve human suffering
will send free of charge 10 ali who wish n this
recipe Ia German, French or English with full di-
reetions for preparing and using. Sent by mail bv
addressing. with stamp. naming this paper w, A.
HoYEs. go Powers Block. Rochester, N. Y
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SONS OF VETERANS,
News from the Various Divisions
Elections of Officers. etc.
Tho mnlh Animal Enonmnmrnf.

the Proceedings of the Ninth Annual EncRmp-
mcnt of the Commandery in Chief Sons of Vet
Grams. held at ST. Joseph. The report is verbatim.
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condition of this otter Is that Elgin movements OF
exactly the higher grade may be substituted
when Wulthams cannot he had.
The WIS., nau viii hy the l0-ieNeled movement with
natent regulator sl1 In an Argentine case the sub
psfihers Clp get this los siH.-n
IN the subscriber wishes order special movement
fn tie Mnnauk gold filled coin silver lac do
40 M tlie following prices
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Very Good Advice.

A matter fact Postmaster in O small town
in Arkansas recently wrote to the Postofiiee
Department stating that one of the citizens had
entered the office armed with Winchester rifle
aud had pointed il at the Postmaster in a
with the words:
Send instructions"
Colonel Whitfield, the First Assistant, replied
tersely:
Johnny, get your gun"
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-30

Special orders on these may be subject to delays.
Fourteen carat 20 year filled hunting cases are
additional for engine turned and g. 80 for engraved
Solid gold in 14carat, cost 81 cents per penny
weight for the gold and Is for making (piain) En-
craving IS For l8eaTat gold the Il
per pennyweigh but ths Is too son Fifty penny
weights the highest hunting that should Be used
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-30
LADIES' WATCHES


50 long "a either a Wslthan EIgH movement fnRy
b. used the price will remain SO. s.
Il either specially ordered the price must b sl59a
The h;gheT-gFase movements can be furnished a. ths
following additional cost lin 20 yeaE cases.
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HUNTING CASES.

Any en-iewelel movement can he furnished In a
Nouiauk 10 gold Hlrl hunting case for S650; but
something can be saved the subscriber hen he Wall
take either the Elgiu NuithRai whichever may at
thr moment be obainabe, OF exactly the grade
Under these conditions We make
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THE DIVISIONS.

To ADJUTANTs AND CAPTAIEs.-THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE Inns the interest of the Sons OF Veterans
at heart and wishes them TO consider that it's COD
umnsRre always open for the publication OF matters
al moment to the Order. Lot us have newsy let
tiers from your Camps and items OF personal inter
est 10 the brothers. Please forward Camp elections
aud all Campand Division Rosters, when published,
for file md rolcrcnCp.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-30

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE proposes to put stop 10
swudlmg country people Watches Of socAlled high
grades IL Is fAyOte scheme for the city sharps 10
advertise a genuine gold Rled Montauk Peer gold
filled case in which 10 placed seveHe weled works
made on the ElgiR OF Natham pattern" or just a.
good as the waiiham, etc, for astOnishngly low
sum Indeed from 8 TO 81. Any with ordinary
business sense would know 1t vas fraad but some
speeious reason is given. and many bite" at once
Usually upon investigation the parties cannot be foand.
and any money sent Is lost.
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A Wnltham seven jeweled movement, safety
hinton compensation balance. stem wind and
set in Montauk lO-eaTat, gold hlled Orcoin-siyer
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Amnsemenis.


ACADEMy-s:lj-Thc OG Homestead
ANBERG THEATRE S-Nachbarcnnen and Iechte cav
ailerie.
pIJOU THEATRE-s-Thc City Directory.
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Up TO Date.
BROTHERHOOD PARK-4-Basebsll
CAsfSC-s-The Grand Duchess.
pALY'S THEATRE-s-Rosina Vokes
EDEN MUsEE-wax Tablcaus
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-s-Variety.
HAMMERsTEIN'S OPERA HOU -ForgetMo'No''
LEMON LYCEUM-2 and S-Electric Exhibition.
LYCEUM THEATRE s:i5-Thc Charity BAIL
MADISON SQUARE MISUNDERSTANDING
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-9 a. H. 10 . p H.
and $50 to 10 p m.--Annual Exhibition.
NEW PARK THEATRE-S-Thc Millionaire
NEW POLO GROUNDS-4-B Baseball
NIELo's GARDEN-s-A Child Of Naples
OLD ARMORY HALL-S-rar
OLD POLO GRoUNDs-2 and s-Barnum & Baieys snow
toLD) PAD REGIMENT ARMORY-s-tMr
pALNERS THEATRE-s:i5-The stepping S'"ho.
PRocToRs 28D.sT. THEATRE-s:l1-Thc Henrietta
STAR THEATRE-S-Tno Senator
STANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mad
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-slj-Ihc County far.
9Th AVENUE THEATRE-S-Natural Gas.
l4TH STREET THEATRE-S-A Brass Monkey.
~THAvE. AND l9THsT.-tettysburs.
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IN mind that the margin charged by rehners
has much OF the time been more than a cent per
round and that the difference between gran
Mated and centrifugal was IL cents last Sep
to,nbcr averaged LA cents all last year and
1913 cents in 1883, and that the duty would
forca the refinors to reduce their charge to httie
more than the bare cost OF refining III other
countries. one can hardly say that it would help
,bo ,r,st rs much as it would help the indie
nordont American competitors upon whom the
ruhlc mist in the end rely for the cheapening
Of refined sugar
Rut il is also the fact that at least two grades
of sugar. in all respects a. wholesome ana USE
full and formerly used by the people TAR moro
largely than any others. could be imported free
Of ali duties under the proposed tariff II
workingmcn or other consumers should prefer
ia buy sugar not overrNo. 16 Ouch standard i'll
color-thm is. more nearly brown than white
they can be absolutely independent OF the trust
and the tariff also. IF consumers should not
choose TO do so. that would mean that they pre-
ferred to pay the additional 40 cents per 1OO
rounds for the services of the reiinels.
Finally. the choice is between the proposed
and the present tariff, and the consumer no"
pays about . cents duty on the raw sugar.
> "a cents upon sugar from No. 13 to No. 10
in color and 3 or 3 IL cents on all the refined
sugar which the proposed tariff would not admlc
FREQ of duty. On every pound of such sugar
consumed the reduction in duty would be from
81 60 TO SO 10 per 100 pounds. Can anybody
suppose he is serving the interests of the people
by resisting such change?
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no Social Democrats II Is needless TO say that the
chaplan's attempt to the "evils of social
Democracy, in support Of his anti Semitic theories
has met with considerable opposition and-mcrriment
Mrs. Frances Iiodgson Burnett returned to America
suddenly because OF the illness Of her son Lionel lie
Is now getting better and she will take h. abroad
with her. any children and L. she SAYS have
always been such friends and companions. They have
both had good rugged constitutions and good health
all their lives. There was very malicious story
started last year when Lionel was at the seashore
Some reporter claimed to have had interview with
him. in which he was represented saying that
made them pose, and that Vivian hated the Tauntle
roy racket as much as he did. IL was very cruel
That reporter was liar and cad-a liar for telling
such falsehoods and cad for putting into my sons
mouth language which unkind and disrespectful
and ungrateful to me, his mother. II has been my
entire aim 10 let my boys be boys. They have
associated with whom they pleased. Their com
panons might be rich or poor or shabby, II they
were only frank and honest and straightforward They
have been taught that there was any difference
between rich and poor, between the son Oh duke and
a bo0tblack il they had manly qualities. Iney have
travelled with a great deal and seen many scenes
places that they might learn TO use their eyes and
form their impressOns-boyish lmpresslons-on
what they saw And believe all their friends and conf
panions will bear ont the ASSERTION tnat they are
Straightforward, manly, unaffected boys
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TWELVE PAGES.
TINE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forcign.-Strikes are threatened in Vienna
MANY London worlxingmen resolved to take May
as their holiday. - Mr.. Stanley is the re-
cpient of many honors at Brussels. - Major
Serpa Pinto was enthusiastically received at LIS
bon. - 1t is said that Bismarck Will not long
remain a passive factor in Germany's affairs.
Dcnestic.-The work of the Parliament
can Conference is reviewed in detail
Governor Hills political relations
with Aqueduct contractors are described.
- Secretary Window gives synopsis Of the
present state of silver legislation. - Plans for
n Southern Exposition in Boston were made pub
lie. - Woodruff, the last of the Cronln sus-
poets, demanded trial in Chicago. - Major
j. II. Moore, veteran of both the Mexican War
and the Rebellion, died in Chicago. - The
labor element in New-Jersey has been stirred up
by the laxity of the prison labor-laws.
City and Suburban.-A society formed IN this
city for the purpose of psychical research. -
A pilot who had swinded many merchants by
means of forged checks arrested. == Work
is being rapidly pushed at Manhattan and Oriental
Beaches to repair the rayages Of winter storms
and have all ready 10 open about the middle OF
June. - Several Sunday games Of baseball
were played in this neighborhood. - Physicians
preparing for the medical congress al Berlin.
TIE Weather. Forecast for to-day Fair and
warmer Temperature yesterday: Highest, o'
degrees; lowest AZ; average, 40 IS.
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THE BRITISH POSITION IN BEHRING SEA

THE BRITISH POSITION ~ BEHRING SEA
Our esteemed contemporary 1.-The Herald >
states in these terms the position Of Great
Britain concerning tho Bchring Sea contro-
yersy:
The claim Of az exclusive jurisdiction In that sea
having been virtually abandoned In behalf Of Tho u!ef
STATES the Government Il Her britannia Majesty Is
ready r. conclude with tho United states any reason
able arrangement FOR regulation ~ the seal fishery
I'm those waters hut not for Prohibition ~ peiflc
sealing Tho regulation is TO be 70 trctcd to what
ever provisions inGisputahlc facts show TO be e.
sentia 10 preservation OF The seal hc resoring 70
Belrlng Sea but in the proposed international agree
ment no consideration be given {" the revenue ~
teiest, Of the United States the pccuniaFy Interests
Of the essccs Of the seal islands. such considerations
living entirely beyond the scope Of international cog
nlzancc.
No one we apprchcnd. will desire that Her
Maicstv's Government shall concern itself with
"the revenue interests OF the United state"
nor with the pccuniary interests OF tho Prbio!
lcs,ecS II will be chccriully conceded we suS-
pcct. that these are subjects with which Her
Maicsty's Government has nG'hng 10 do. And
if Her MaioSty's GOycrnmCni,> undergoing any
concern lest the United states should ask II 70
assume any care for their revenue interests or
for the interests Of their citizens we trust il
will discharge its mind Of all such anNctic'
without delay.
But if the proposition OF Great Britain is to
regulate scal-taking in the open water, She
should be invited TO demonstrate how that Is
ros,hle If it is possible if there is any way
Of subjecting every scalcr in 1000 square
miles OF water to an unfailing espionage; if
there i, any way Of telling before he spears or
shoots that the wee spcck he aims AT is the head
Of a bull or COW, and If any certain means
can be provided for securing the skin Of each
animal thus sacrihced-if all these things can
surely be done, then Great BrliainS suggestion
might be regarded with some degree of favor.
And II there is any man in England or Cam
ada who is allie to prove that they can be done,
he is an uncommon genius and should bc sol al
work upon the problem OF perpetual motion.
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Criticisms Of the new tariff bill have not been
lacking for the last few days. and have been
carefully considered. The possibility that the
WAYS and Means Committee has erred in some
Of tbc many details which it was obliged to de-
eide about will not be denied by any member
Of that committee, and valuable information
may sometimes be obtained from the criticisms
of foes AS we'll as from friends. But in this
case the tendency Of comments thus far has
been TO increase confidence in the soundncSS OF
the committees Judgment in nearly all par
ticulars. The bill has been principally assnilcd
for those features which are clearly It's caci
merits.
The main point of attack has been the sugar
schedule which j. assailcd because il withdrawS
tariff protection from producers because it Of
fers a bounty. and on the plea that it will en-
trench the trust behind a duty sufficient to
maintain an odi0us monopoly. The offer of a
bounty was intended to substitute effective en-
courag cement. whereas all duties hitherto have
in this instance proved ineffective. If the
hounty fails no one is harmed and tho money
does not 20 out of the Treasury. But if exist
inc inadeauate duties are retained, the money
will be taken from the people without any com
mensuratc benefit. In other countries the sys-
TEN OF bounty has been found exceedingly
cfllcacious, and not one Of those who object to
them has yet explained why they may not be
expected to produce similar results in this
country
The claim that the trust will be helped rests
mon the assertion that the cost OF refining is
loss than four-tcnths Of a cent per pound But
the truth is that the cost is not known, unless
TO the most successful reiners, and differs ma
terialIy at different establishments. Taking
granulatcd sugar as test, it sells at present at
81 IL cents per 100 pounds more than 90 de-
grco centrifugal sugar, whereas the proposed
duty would be but 40 cents. The fact would
seem TO be that the duty would suffice to hold
the home market for home producers only on
tho condition that they sell to consumers at
scarcely shade more than the bare cost OF re-
filming. But it would leave the trust entirely at
the mercy of foreign competition, at any time
when the trust attempts TO charge more than is
] reasonable for the service rendered. Bearing
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THE sITrlTION At ALBANY.

II seems TO be undeniable that there is u
clioue of Republicans in the Legislature who
arc shifting their ewes to their duty and their
ears to party counsel. They may think they
can afford to do ths we do not. But
it is to be hoped in the States interest, III
the partys and in their own that they Will not
forco such an issue. They have gone so far al
ready, however, as to disgust many excellent
neople to affect public interests injuriousy and
TO embarrass the party. TIE TRIBUNE is
anxious to avoid harsh expressions and per
sonal charges. but tho time has come to say to
the Republicans OF the Assembly that in follow
ing any mans leadership away from their party
pledges they are pursuing their own destruction.
They are playing into the hands OF ID. Il. lliIl
and Tammany Hall, the two most baneful and
dangerous forces in State affairs. They are
ieopardizing party interests in the highest de-
gree and are earning odiouS regulations. We
do not now attempt to Scrutinize their motives
We simply wish to place clearly in their view
the certain effect OF their course.
There is still time to set things right The
aoucdnct lob may yet lc beaten. A high-li-
ccnse bill may yet prevail. The EndreS trick
NAV vet be killed. Rapid transit, protected
from Tammany control, may yet be accom-
plished But every Republican legislator needs
to be alert. attentive and stoadfast. Those who
have been miscd must come back to their pub
lie duty and party allegiance. The solicitations
of unscrupuous or foolish Republicans must lie
disrogardcd. The public interests must not be
left 10 the tender mcrcicS of Governor Hill and
Tammany Hail. The Republican party must
not be sent into the next campaign hurdcncd
with apologies The personal responsibility Of
every Republican member at Albany is in
creased with the dangers that now menace tho
party. No one is entitled to he out OF his scat
until these dangers are fully and finally over