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The daily critic., 1890-11-28

Professor Charles Coleman of Clio
oiEuali becomes musical director aud
ur-suiai of Eg.p1aaY comm ueius De-
Unhcr "A be Is thoroughly pro-
nCit N musician of twenty years
INTelielCy anal has achieved "a rcpua
'iOU as a Teacher Of singing Asa part
a. ibe TCc0nsirueti0n gOiu- on in
Epiphany the organ has been very
much improved aud transferred from
The organ l0ff 90 the chalcel eud of the
ChuICh 10 is hoped it win 1e ready
fUT The Christmas services.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
KnIeht, Of rythla. Enjoy Them.slve..

The grand visitation Of the Grand
Lodge of officers 10 Union Lodge. No.
22, X. Of r., took place last night, ami
tie Nelson Division. No ., Uniformed
Rank, X Of T. paid them fraterual
visit. After the ceremony a handsome
basket of flowers was presented o. each
officer Remarks were made by Grand
Chancellor Gill, Grand Lecturer Fox.
wen, Grand Vice Chancellor Cunning
ham, Grand Past Chancellor Buck
hagen, Grand Prtlate Couu0rs. Grand
X Of L. and $ MedfUri, G. NJ Of L.
Muhler, G. NJ A. Coggius aud Supreme
Representative Richard Goodhart A
banquet followed at Lincoln Post Hall.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
A Runaway Team

A team attached 10 an fee wagon uu
away on Thirteenth street yesterday
afternoon and demolished things gen
orally But for the lamppast al the
intersection Qf Thirteenth and O. streets
tte large plate glass iU Van Scyker's
drug store would have been broken into
fragments, The horses were bruised uH
considerably and the WAGON damaged.
bui ihg driver managed t1 escape iu-
wagon.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
IN A CHARITABLE MANNER.
How the Central Union Did Good
Deeds Yesterday.

How the Central Union Did Good
Deeds Yesterday.
The Central Union Mission celebrated
Thanksgiving Day in a very appro.
pirate manner. Nearly all day ycster
DAY sis wagons were kept running from
Their headquarters On Pcnnsylvanli
avcruC 20 all parts Of the CITY. laden
with Thanksgiving dinners fDr the
IUUr. 10 this way over 200 families
were supplied with an excellent dinner.
(, insisting Of turkey, coffee, sugar,
cil0iy, fruits and pie
RELIGIOUS services were commenced
~ thr Mission rooms at noon and con
iiuu,1 until . o'clock. The rooms were
rIltd with a motley collection Of men
and women. many Of them from the
most degraded stations of life, who
listened 20 the preaching of the gospel
with great interest.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
Fought About a Woman.

For some time past George Hurdle
aud Arthur NOdinc have been rivals for
Tie hcancetiors Of Mamie Lee, who is an
Inmate Of ouc Of the bruthels below the
Avenue Yesterday afternoon they
hDih happened at the house At The same
Time % mHkea Thanksgiving call They
bad some warm words, and II was
agreed between thctEo that they should
20 % the lumber yaId between ThIr-
tctnih and Fourteenth streets aud fight
% out Mamie said that she would go
along and see there was fair play They
had a vicious fight for some minutes.
ard quite a large crowd was attracted
20 the place Nodiue was getting de.
Cidedly the worst of H. when Officers
Sutton and Ceiner inlcTfered and ar
rested both participants Hurdle fur.
nishtd collateral. bat Nudiue was locked
mp al the Fist Precinct station.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
THE GREATEST KNOCKOUT
CLOTHING. SALE

On record Prices blown SKY high. Values
scattered ty the four winds inl- VIII 1e fle
pleH0menal sale q Che century. such val lss
- we VIII give VIII never De given again.
NOV ls your oppeT Ttuulty-
Mems Heavy Melton uFerCuats = 81; re-
Msn,s CEiHchHa oyereoats, s. s.; reduced
from $40
Mems Fine Eer-eys. s5.95. reduced from sla
Elegant Fur trimmed Ustcrs, 8; reduced
Handsome ChruchiIa Ov.re0rts. satin
lined. IS, reduced from -l,
Cams Melton OveFC1ats, Dap seams velvet
collar lined With double EaTp, Italian ala
sllE faced, $40. reduced from So
SUITS.
Mems Black A.L wp1I Clsviars $50; re-
Mems GOD, Solid Business suits. ss5J re-
Mons WCr-ted suits sacks ana cgttwsys,
$50 and lU, reduced from rs au1 sg
Iar Nle-I tailor made Dress SUITS sac b.,
tUtaEaE- and Prince Alaerts, -.A lIl-I
- u-aelt- reduced from ssIaa go aa1 -j
children. ogereoats, long c4pes, 81 re-
Flle T.ae tlHehHa Cape oyereoat-, sss7
Fancy clgyIot ovsreoats, reduced
BOYS CAPE oyerco4t-, IS 90 Is years. s+sg;
raiLlra ilUu sNai-
Children Suits, s. 21 reduced fr1m 8 30
GIL IIUl' Suits, 81, reduced tEll s.."
E.H ultHrels JFaTlQlt-, Hlc-
al ulirs Knee Pants af $50
a-alN aeus Pants 81 ulE uUu manufacture
o. be .ta'sd at wholesale uaIea--
-p Mems cape oF-real's az 30. l.l -
every store Tor -lT.
ras goods - qaer al tae prices aaueI
above aI. a-t1u.sl fae Hgat sEeI.a. He
more than I.Il. ulr aIrerri-HH lr alI
raute- DIE values Er advertise.
coz. gTH AND 4 sIs- q. a.
Riley Ia.all-.-
H. FRIEDLANDER,
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
SPORTS OF ALL KINDS.
col C0IUMBIADEFEATS GEORGETOWN FOR
THE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Races at BcnninE Meeting OF tho
DumbIane and woodtev Hunt
-ThanEsriyine sports
In Othor cities

in the presence Of 1000 enthusiastic
spectators at Capitol Park yesterday the
Columbia Athletic football eleven sue.
ceodcd In wrestling the District cham
piouship from Georgetown College in
one { The most miIhian, Games ever
p'ay,d In this city The final score was
~ TO and from startt0 finish The game
was most bitterly contested The heavy
weight of the Columbia rush line via.
ming them gains OF live aud ten yards
every time the team lined up.
Frank ButtClwurth of the c. a. G..
was The hero of The dav. and his run.
ming taokiing and Kicking were the
features of the day lie made two of
the touch downs and twice kicked goal
for his side Fleming OF the George
towns also did some wonderful work.
and 10 was due in great measure TO
him that The score OF the Columbia's
was not larger
Messrs Is T. Martin and W. +. Van
Loon both OF The University Of Penn
sylyania acted ss referee and umpire
respectively. The teams lined up As
The daily critic., 1890-11-28

House 4 Herman gave reception o.
d large number 1f friends Ias. lt ll
their eslalI=hutuL aa Seventh street,
incidental 10 which glrs vala. aaI iu-
situmeuta music ali speech making
Among those present were Hes5r5 Blair
Roberts Rosenberg E-kaT kiser
kNilg k1lels. Finley llHnts tagle
and utAeIs.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
LaLsIIaIaIasnL d NaEaa.a Ia.lLtute

Dit GiiblTt Valdez, tle celebrated
Southern giocgtioHis- gave selection
Cf reading a. Norwood Institute ca
Nelngsday afternoon fo d number of
students aud lLuir friends. Ile cutter
taiumcul was thoroughly enjoyed sn1
ibe CniiEa Tr-ramue was alr1llv-ly
listened tC Ills iuimiadIe reudir.aus
az southern scenes we've excellent
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
Berkeley pure rye whisky.
mnitary Company IisorgluIlsI.

Tie Capital City Guards Club met
last night al Royal Temple Hall Fourth
ara p streets northwest Lieutenant
Lewis Collins said the object Of the
meeting Was lg take action toward the
rCorgaEiziBg ~ Company G % the
Guards Officers we're elected as fal
loas Lieutenant Lewis Collins cap
Tain, l. III Watson dTst Lieutenant,
Henry Hlrris
styles be- holiday leekEear aHE other fur
Hit.aE- d. taa American lgtirtar- b.
Robinson .a COG teausF.Faa4 argal-
I.H.tE.H-r
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
kecsptiou 10 Their Friends

T.r gallon lHraaa-r las. I.ar.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28

IhaP sls 4 street northwest
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
$l.98

That Is the price We have placed on
ladies' fine Dongola Button Boots IN
four different styles, narrow. medium
and broad toe.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28

About 500 sports Yesterday Witnessed
a brutal exhibition a feW miles from
Suit.and Md. when a number 5f daEs
fought several vicious fights Iu tle
fTzI Tough Georgetown dog wal
after a forts minute light from Jerry
Philadelphia pup The next was he-
tween Dummy of GEORGETOWN aud Irish
Fsr of " asliugt0u Odds of 500 t0
$50 were offered an The former but
after sighting fuT three hours The
Georgetown ugu Withdrew his dog
rather than seg him suffer further
During The fight portion of the seats
gave way but no one was injured.
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
tpIPhan,,. ssw ore.nL.r-

I}elktluF pure
The daily critic., 1890-11-28
Bied A. an ola axe.

Try Berkeley
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A Bridegroom without a Bride.

Nsw YORK, Aug. 2l.--Lee Hong Kwons
is htid, groom without q bride. As his
name indicates he is q Chinamsn lie
claims philadelphia as his home. He is
one % the wcsllhiest Chin Use merchants in
the city and is proprietor of the extensive
CHINESE supply store a, 9s6 Race street. lie
has been resident of tbs country for If
teen years. and of this city for morc than
half that time. LAST year he returned TO
bis ho@e in Canton, Chins, to purchase
goods. At that tine he was bachelor. A
few DAYS ago he landed at Montreal hene-
dict, His bride was wits him, Tut the
American authorities would not allow her
to accompany him 10 this country. llus-
band and wife protested that she was ma
tive born Amerie citizen. but their pro
.t.ta;ions were of II, avail. She WAS de-
tanned under the exclusion act sni is still a
virtual prisoner in Montreal.
In company with Billy Lee. better known
as 'Texss Billy" the Chinese cowboy, the
merchant went b. fore Court CLERK Charles
White and made an stliavit 10 the fact
that he had iv,d in this country for fifteen
wears. and that his wife WAS born in San
Francisco where he met her eleven years
ago. Councils Clerks Joseph rsist and
Mort johnson made sililaviis 10 the effect
that they knew Mr.. kworg 10 he an ex-
emf larry man, II sidcnt of this city aud
man worthy Of belief
Armed with these documents. MIR. kwong
jumped the O'Clock train for New York.
where he expected to me" the Chinese
Cor sui and secure papers to the Chinese
minister h Washington, AMI through the
latter a Passport for his bride to this coun-
fry
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A Broken Neck Completely Cured.

rnuAphLruIA, Aug 2l-A boy cured of
disloCated neck is the prize case of the
PreshN terrain Hospital The paiieot is so
well mcud,d that h does not have To wear
a support to holi his hesd up. There have
been brokca n,cks merded, but few II any
50 well as this. The patient Is Harry Rcigcl,
II yesrs, 81 North Forty first street. On
MAY he tell from al elevator in n factory
en- belmont Avenue, lighting on his head
aud dislocating the neck at the fourth Ger
yical yeItrbra.
When brought TO the FRESH, terrain Hos
pt Al liz case was consider Il almost hope
lJss. DR.. q Forrest willard, of the visit
lcg staff, and Dr. W G.. Ioscy, with the
resident staff tried what extension weight,
pulling 81 the head and feet would do. At
hrst tn, head lay ON the breast and the eud
of the veItehra could be felt by pushing the
end of the FINGER down the boys throat,
After III, weights had been removed the
neck was kept in place by plaster of Paris
jacket. In II month The boy WAS allowed 10
get up. When III jack It was .ak,n of n
few weeks ago, to the astDui 'hment of the
physit iaHs the boy moved his neck ss well
AS he ever could
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VI OUR Receipts. is.'2i pSys, exports, u,s'7
hhlr, salrs, 70. 80 tsei-'at p.,OtaiiOns inci1d-
ing tity miH .sftn. % ms 70, patent, ~ 80
70 80, sJf"rfiu", ~ 7Aata -; estri No 2. o. Hti
~ ~; Wigtcr wheat low gla'is. o. 30 a %, Mir
neaota extra, !. i9ati Il. southern hour daIi. .
rye for quiet.
WHrsf- % osipts 1870 Exports. f-.Gs0. .a'c
90 ~ higher No spriHs - no r'd. iplA
G3 Hok I'D, iE5siirs1 -irg't iOJ3 fob ,b-i ii'i .
s. w. 10 as5d, z8iai2i. No ! northern. VA
.aZ
sf s-Gfra. state, 5saso; wc,t~fn. Gsaco. ~
BAELsy quiet.
coss Receipts. se.06o. e-ports. z.-55.- .aI"-.
- 600 louof, sira,nei a5s sS5i ao<, 81 ~,
stDfe aad elevator. g. ilsG afJnt.
OATH c"ipie, s,.Is esporfs 49,, ssi's,
lsiDy dull, NJ -, ~ a.. Hit. tIal5, No >. Cta
~. do xi'ite. ~ ~. No - ~ shife i7ai7 /,
s>a1 " csirfH, ib,iY; eh,t. do, i9-i,.
GofFsE-fair. RIO. faif. -.
SHGtR-PAs firm. f"ans'ti firm; dcnaod -
'air. cru he'd 5a5; extra crushed sisai. white
extra crashed. .sgss, cut toaf ~ gfanaiasd, 81.
PrTEpLst " -i"aIJ, s5ip-3i
frEs-tgviri
BsXg--r7e3sdy
iAgTa-duii. western team. a. ~ 90 II clos
inyt Is eity -teau, " 20 feGneo dub continent
n ljsfsss y. a. o. 3.
BuIrsE gsIet. western dairy 7,aii. DO
Creamery, .7scB
CHsyaS -sAiY Freish,s to Liverpool Grm
81 ate .1A7y, fsrfV &c
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The Removal OF Ericssors's Body Cat
uIdaY,

INV YoRk. Aug. 2i,~-The general o.
der TO govern TIE removal of the boiy OF
Cspt. Ericsson Sstarisy from the Msrhlc
Gem, terry sni the csremaIi' 5 Stteacing :
tmbsrss ion on the Bsl.imore for ,raas-
por,ation TO final resting plsee il Swed'
en- has been ssued by Rear Admiral
Brsine. The ceremanigs on shore will be
ef the most impressive eharsc,sr, spd the
msriae pa eat Iowa the hsibor viii be
something that Nes Workers have never
seen equstei.
The Naatuek,t. which is TO heal the
column of ravsl vessels lying in the nsrtor
10 await the arrival Of tn remsii of Capt
Eriess II, will tc under the coumtnd of
Lieut.. G. A Beckrcli, with l. Gus. Bostick
second, AMI Ensign DAVIS. She viii be
mannci by crew of fifty frcm the Ntr-
mont. The Nantucket is oae of TIE az
monitors, built after Ericsson's oii;ir al
designs. She has been laid up at Whitney
Basiu, in the rasy yard, for many Years.
H,r turrets sill hold the two big guns
|, Ia ,ed there in accordance vi h Ericsson
plans. These guns ave old-fashi, ned how
ever, AMI I o pouderous 10 be used for tr-
ing the minute salu'e, go two salatlng bat
terics Will b. put aboard OF hsr amilshps,
They will eors Il OF three inch howitzers
The oil Nantucket is nov lying at Cod
Dock al the navy yard, rece isiug an htcrsi
painting snl cleaning up 10 fit her for heT
part in the ceremonies, Ca ffidw she
viii be towCd to tlc anchorage of Ellis
lslan', where She viii lite during Saturday
The Bal .morc will lie next tehioi tht
NANTUCKET Ttcn will ma the clips ui
the Moth Atlantic Squsdrou row in port,
the Dolplin fist tlyiug nh c., lots of H. A.
Admiral Gherardi Tie kesrstsc will
come ne. TIE South Atlsn IL squadron
viii follow under Rear Admiral Wa kcr.
The Oh capn will l,ai, followed 10y tie At
lsn's and Yorktown.
Eiicsons body will b. lojsted upon
tie Baltimore wrapped in the tl,g of The
the orr ginal Monitor 1t will he placed
upon the quarter HEX, athwar,, ships, I'M
1t, the POOP and att of tlI' Captains hatch.
sav. As tie Is Gilmore steaus down ,lc
la Dor past the other ips, 10 order. eact
wi hoist the Swclish cos "a by turn, and
fra TN. pafinuat
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIPES

R1cklauds defeated yi1alhavens at TIA
place yesterday. Score, Is TO ;.
III. Sagadahoc grand jury at Bath hav;
risen They reported fourteen Indictment.
seven being against liquor sellers.
The South Frark kin County SUNDAY
School Conference held its annual sess:o
in Vaughn's grave, Wilton, Wedae. iay
About FIVE hundred persons were prese,
representing the tweny schools now con-
necttd 18th the ass -eiafion. The Sundsy
schools of West Fsrming;on. Weeks Mills
and East Di1feld. were admitted into the
conference. The merit session Is to be held
AZ Beans Corner in November.
The Portland District Camp-meetiug As.
socission held their ANIMAL nJesiiaz We'd
nesday afternoon, at Old Orchard, and
elected the following officers; pre.iier t,
the presiding elder; secretary, Israel Luce
treasurer, A. W. posrle; Managers, ID r.
Ran TALL, L H. Besn, I. NJ wosd5ur., l..
d. Tiifon, Fred Luce The associs, ] IN
voted to bo d the Meeting neat year a fn'i
wes k. commencing Monday morning. The
Attendance this year 10 very good
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coEDEa SGD DEarArCHEs
The Pfth Of tho News Taken From the
Current Events OF tbs Day.

tecrxe Mn1seg wealthy California
rai.en owner slfp,d under tae cars at Rich
field Junction. y Y, Wtdse- lay night and
was He'd.
/; is rer'r;ed that the Thousand I.land
Park N. Y Hotel sad twenty-five cot.
tsses we're burned Wednesday night. No
lives 1ere LOST.
The boat in which yoarg man rameI
knevals. the 400 OF Prominent Nev York
iaryer. went saiiing, Tuesday, from Van
iueke., has been picked up at sea adrift.
Morris Carney fen from train. sixty
five feet below, At Piainfsli, Conn, We'd
nesa,y night, and esca ped With three broken
ribs and other injuries. He landed IN a
tree top.
The California democratic State conven-
ton took two unsuccessfui ballots for gov
ernor "Wednesday night. Mayor +. b. Pond
leading in each one, bat lacking 100 votes
Of The necessary number.
Mrs. Herman PostIe man was killed, Mrs
Clsrle Earl vas bp ~ srui.ed and james
X MY vas injured int~rnsl ) at the viii am
Fret crossing Of 'i,e Erie railroad a. Belle
vile. y. J oetseea SIX an J seven O'clock
Wednesday eyeli e..
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North Dakota Wheat Crop Almost d
Failure.

ELLESpAtl. N. OAK. Aug q Wheat
harvest Z is amo.t finished In this ,-
CT iry, 4 few fields of lax have teen
cut Thr, shins has become general, ard
the rcw wheat is coming to market quite
freely. Not over ) per cent. of the cron
vii gradc No. hard. All that has be, n
msrk ted go far is of inferior grade. The
average yicl ~ six or seven bnsh,I, per
acre. The crop ihroug lout the SAT-, wet
of the Red River Valley, il about the same
For ilIs first time in tbe history of the Da-
kota the people of the cen raj plrtit of
the James River Valley are com, cllsd /,
adm that the crop is almost total failure.
Coming on he heels of the par q f,lurc
of last season, bsnkrup cy to llc farmers IN
thousands Of ca Is j.. Ineyittbc. rtc re-
tiers will not u1y have to be granted Y
L n .ions on their deb bu. Will have TO BE-
sided to live during the next tvc We mouths
and be supplied with seed in the sp-i' 2
buslrcss interests are g'c ,tly deprr' s-H.
This res ion of the CT untrv mas not tai.t Il
oats or potatoes enough for its own U.s..
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CounteIieiters Seniei cod.

PnLApELrniA, Aug. u -Ardre j
Squiob and Thomas Van Fosscl. who on
Mon lay Loaded guilty. in ihs nited 5 atv-
District Court TO c0untetfeiting a. Dupoa-
ceAu and Locust stree cts, hnyc been sen
fenced ly Judge Butler TO three y'a-s ~ d
Xix months each in the Eastern peui ,ntiai,.
Nquibh vas al-o senteI &c to pay five E, t
500 AM Van FosScn II pay fine Of -; o.
Ii Was shown that Squibb had already
served terms of eighteen monhs. ,ur
Years, two year' aud two years tni \
months for cIunicffeiting, and hiss iu /
been released from rtlsnu. When atkr!
what he had 10 say hr said he thought lI-
own mimi vas affected On the sui CT nf
cobuic f.ltiug. Nsn rs 80 lasa g. cord
OF two years imprisorni..r ard two ac-
uttai- On TIE ch,rxr of cuuntcif III Z.
Emf il Tes.onc, vito pleaded guilty on
Monday to passing counterfeit. mOf"y, uHs
s-ntcuc Il IN three years int rHonmsnt III
the Eastern I'rniteutiaty.
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FAIRFIELD LOCALS

The other day G. A. r veteran arrived
at the station here Who was having quite 81
experience in travelling. lie hal arrived
in Waterville, on tie fast expr, So, hound
for Houlton, but stepped off the train for a
moment snl got left. He then decided TO
take the mail train which came along short
afterwards, but when the time arrived. he
made another wrong move, getting upon the
Skov hogan train which brought him here
as stated. When last seen he wss awSitiug
the arrival of the express trsin at Water
vile, and it is 10 be hoped that he final y
reached his destination in aafcty. 1t Won a
seem, in view of the c,carness with which
all the ira NJ sre announced a. they depart
from tbs station, that no one need Get
mixed. hut it is quite a common occurrence
for people 70 AXE n stakes and get sarte
in The wrong direction.
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Mr.. Blumenthal who advertises his stock
store and residence for sale in to-day =.
journal, has been in the dry and fancy
Eool~ business here for thirty years or mo- ,
and now decides upon a change for good
reasons that will be made known to those
inquiring with view To purchase. Mr.
Blumenthal's store has one of the best loca-
items in the Z ty heing right in the heart of
business and nearly opposite the post oiii e
Here is certainly a good opportunity for
some one who desires to engage in this
class of business IN one of Names most
thriving AMI promising cities. Shout Mr.
Blumenthsl find a custome-, as he doubtless
viii, We hope that he may continue t, ha sc
his home here whore he is 50 well known
and has livei so long.
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The school year at Coburn Clas' zeal In
stitu'e, one of the fitting schools for Colby
University, viii commune on Mon Law.
September lst. DR.. Hanson, the venera be
principal of this time honored institution
tlls us that the prospects are that the
school will be of the usual size the comm g
year, and the faculty will remain the sane
except that Miss E,tey will be succee 1t 4
BY Miss Sawtelle. Probably there is re
better school of It's kind in the country tina q
this institute; the preparatory cou .se here
is so thorough that the subscqreat college
course can be pursued with much gceatt
advantage by its students than these wht
e0me fro n many other schools.
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Occasionally. but not often, We are glad
to add. We see woman who is very drunk
Probably it il no worse for woman to be
in such co aition than for a man, bu, il
certainly appears worse, probably because
more decency is expected from women tn II
from met. If all women who get drunk
could lie temporarily paralvzed as to tn If
speech, it would often he great relief TO
those who happen to he within hearing ii T.
lance. for when a woman is drunk, Yrofaq-
i,y and vulgarity are devel sped often in A
most astounding msnrer. A dru kcl
woman is one of the most awkward of sll
prisoners That tie police officers have 10
manage. snd the manner in which they per-
form their d ssgrceable duty IS rs a gener {
thing creii'able to their manhood The pub
lie have to prepare for cases of drunken
moss on the part of women even in place
like Watervlle. but as we have ictimate,l.
such eases are not very common. Siree
the tragedy at the lookup. We have head
of only one or two cases, though probably
there have been several others.
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Thinks She Is Mrs. CleveIaI q

BIEMIsGHAN. Ala. Aug. q. - Mis-
FL z,b=t Mi!,s teautlfil YOU laiy
from Caiera. ALI. has been KIN TO t..
State nssne a.ylum, vhs,e IN fort e II
be made 10 cnre her OF ? rtngc ha lUr -, q
ton. Ai-s Mics iHsI-ts thlt che i, NJ
Grover Clevelanl. that her husband il stsI
President, and her place ia at the WHIT
House. She is the daualter of Ira II.
Miles, wealthy ard ptomiueat citizen of
Shelby coUn-y. Miss Miles met Pr, sdent
ard MIS-. Cleveland at Montgomery. Ala.
three years ago. and was m1cu pleased with
the latter. A year ago Miss MI. f. II
from borse. and her head was tally hurt.
She AZ since relieved herself 10 be Ms.
Cleveland. She is rational on all other
ltjec.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-22

Something of e;sa;ion was created
among the villagers here yesterday at sbcu'
noon when Governor Burlaigh and his pr y
arrived from Watervi lie on one of the street
cars that had been fitted up specially for
the occasion by Superinte lent Bracket,
who is equal 10 all emergencies The car
which was 10 charge of Conductor Ernest
Whitman, was drawn by four magnidc, n,
grays, a strirg of bells encircling til body
of each, ard lumes in their brides. The
ribbons were bel by that skilful reinsuan
Everett Libby, and the whole establishments
was one TO sttrac, attention The party
remained few moments, icing the ccnte r
of attention for the time being en- the part
of such citizens as happened to be about,
and then started on their return to Water
vile.