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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Diphtheris At Chicago.

CHICAGO, A1z. l5.-Dipftheria in 4
v.rulsnt form has broken out 10 tba, port on
Of the tJvn Of Lake kqo~n a. the rer city
Tseny fou, cases have been reported
to the Health DEPARTMENT since Iasi
Fr.d y. and 'evsrsl have proved
fatai. Health .fsicers ssy that the ssp.
itsty coDdifim Of the vicinity /,
respcnsible for the sickness. People 10 tbs
vicinity are unable TO secure any vsfer be.
tsc the hours Of A. ". AMI 6 +. NJ.
and then only in small qusn,ite..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
THE NATIONAL LDA0UD.
Brooklyn. Chicago, Cleveland ant
New YoIk.

At New York
| Innings l2 5 4 3 6 7s9
| Now York. 90 o o 3 o 0 o o. =
| fhila., 90 0 | o 0 O. /.
Hits New York, PHILADELPHIA, 4 Er
rois, New York. 3; rbitad,lphta, 3. W.lcl
| Ru,ic and Clark. Buckley; Smith an,
| Clements.
| At Boston
Innings 49, 8 81 SO 10
Brooxlyn. l02 900 | 20 p &
| Boston, 90 . o 0 0 0 o.
Hts, Brooklya, II Boston, . Errors
Brooklyn, 3; Boston. 3. Terry ano
| CLARK Nithols and Camel.
At CINCINNATI
Innings 123 . 7s9
Chicago, 0002 3 / o p .
Cincinnati, 90 900 90 ! - Z
Hits, Cincinnati. 10; Chicago. II. Er
rors, Cine nnsti, 4 ; Chicsgo, 2, Olernl
| win and Harrington; Hutchinson and Kit
| tredge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
No Trouble at the Chickaeaw
Election.

ARpMoRE. |. T., Aug. 1.-THE election
in the Chckasaw Naiioa passed of without
trouble The Indians prevett d the ,qutw-
men from voting, and seFarstc polling
places were established. If the fgusw-
men votes are counted sam FAul is are to
be Governor. Most cf the Indiars veted
for Gov. Byrd The pan of the squas.
men Is to contest the eitc i'm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Tho 500 Illegal Voters at Biddetord

BDpEroEp, Aus. Is The republican
city committee today presented every mem
Der of the Board of Aldermen with
petition thst the names of 500
voters whose naturalization pspers were
obtained in the Biidefor municipal
court he stricken from the voting lists prior
to the September election. The petition
was accompanied by COPY of the recent
law court decision on the william Dean
tes' case. The aldermen say they will pay
no heed 10 the petition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

National League Standing.

Iiis. Cleveland Is; riit.burg, 3. Er-
rors, Cleveland, !; iittshurg, I. Bestin
and 4 miner; lIecker and Decker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Exclusion Train Wfecked-Thre
Killed.

PiTrsErHG. Pa. Aug l5--An excursion
train from Atlantic Ci y, on the Baltimore
& ONO railroad vas wrecked about tvcnt,
mites from this city, las, night. by obstruc
lions 7 laced on the track. Tie engine va
thrown over the embantmen' Tie font
cars ran alcng the rail, for a diHa &c ot
fifty feet add fell over on the other side Of
the track toward The hi side. The eng n.
was completely wrecked. John Sullivan
o. ginser Of the train, Daniel Goo Twin, 'n
ginesr, riding in the cab, and tramp VIII
was riding On the platform of the ba9gas,
csr. were killed Fireman King va, pair
fully inja'eL The ca we're no, mucl
damaged. The passengers were bad ,
frightened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Secretary Prcctor's Visit to tie
Northern Frontier.

Secretary Proctor said this afternoon,
jus. before leaving the city, that it was
absurd 20 give any se9sltionsl significance
II his proposed visit TO the pos's on the
Noriherl frontier IL was merely. he ex-
plai1sd, the usual annual inspection Of the
posts and had no sp, cial sisniiea zee what
ever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Smsll Pox In 0uatemalan Atmy.

CRY or MIXIco, Aug. 10. va Calves
ton SMALLPOX is cius ny many deaths in
the ranks OF the Gusicmsl,n army on the
Saliva OF ian iron icr.
II appears 10 be dinicUlt I, arrange q
peace between Gnstfmala and San SALIVA
dor, As Mr. Miner, ihs American minister
To Guatemals, will not act in accord with
the rest Of the dipl matte corTs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Rocklsnd Union Labor Party Del
egstes.

RocKlASp. Aug. l5.-At the Uniou
Labor party caucus held in tbs citv lss'
evening. the fellowirg delegates - the
county convention to be held here tomorros
were elected A. A. Bea.on, Alden F.
Wooster, NJ. O. Psase, Jas Mcneil. +. X.
Chsples. Ashton Ripley, William II. Sim
mons. Horace Hobbs. John Ham ltor. Her
bert Flint, Jonathan Spear, Arthur Paine
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Wicked on Eable Island .

OTTAWA. Ont. AuEls. i5 II The marine
dep pgrtment was no i1ed tptay hat july
27th The bark Gerda Of Drsmmer. Norway
vas wrecked on SABLE IsaoS, from Bar
ba9oss With sugar for Quebec. She struc.
during a dense fog. The crew was re-,
cued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Hearing on Iron Tariff.

Senators Aldrch, Hiscock and Sherman,
the republican members Of the Senate
committee on finance, heard the Delegation
of Pennsylvania iron manufacturers today
in favor of the restoration in the tariff bill
of the rates fixed in the bill az it came
House, on iron and steel biiet-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Other Games.

At New Haven New Haven. l2; Will
mingtnn. !.
AT Baltimore Baltimore, 3; IIarriburg.
3.
At Columbus Syracuse. 3; Columbus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

II you will send us your address. vs vii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DR.. Dyes CeIebfssed Electro
Volrx.e Belt and Appliances, and theil
charming effects upon the nervous debili
tatsd system, and how they will quickl,
restore you 70 vigoF and manhood. Pam
Ehlet free. II you are thus afnictsd v,
viii send you Belt and Appliances on I
insl
voltaic Belt Co.. nasshaf, HIah.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Stephen Z. Dyer Dead.


NptNfAt 70 htHItutt dVHlHAE.
LEWISTON. Aug. 75.--Staphiu h. Dyer
OF Poriiaui. a retired business man and
well known in ths, n.tF. Aiea at the resi-
'snee of hi. ,Isugt sr. Mrs. DR.. Wsli,ce
X. Oskss in Auturn at toou FRIDAY after q
brief llasss He vas here attending the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and vas re-
elected Grand Tre asa,er. He VAS 81 years
old, and leaves a widow aad two children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Held Fer Murdsr-PIeaded Not Guilty

BIppEFoRD, Aug. l2.-William Mime
Ian, whom the coronor's jury accuses of
being responsible for the death Of his
daughter drowned in the river recently was
srrsignei in court today charged vita mar-
der. He pleaded not guilty and waired a
hearing. He was taken to the county jail
to await the action of the grand jury Of rhs
September court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Or the Raila az Oakland
Especial to the Kennebee Jsrrns

Special TO the Kennebee Journal
0AKEssp, Aug. l5.-- Engine No 81,
tender aud ssiacR car ~as backed through
al open switch, tipping over the es giEe 1nsi
trnder and barying ihsm ia the sasd. En-
gineer Har5ing Nzs h&dly shaken up.
Rolling stock sAs badly injured. Aeciasn;
vas eaased by c4reiessness Of an employe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

v1SEYARp HAvES, Auy. i5.-S.f am tugs
pulled on the schooner Elizabeth s Lee for
several hours This foreroon without fosfiag
hcr Another effort wll be made on the
rising Of the tide tonight. Divers found
one plate broken
steam tug hauled the schooner Annie
s. Consnt off Pollock Rips yesterday. She
proceeded eastward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Sunday Will Be coed rempla.. Day.

lspscial to the kenneeec Journal.
kIenSosD CAsr GAoCSp. Aag. IL
Tomorrow will BE- Good Tsmplsr's Day.
T.iere sill be addresses By Mrs. Cain. B.
c, rorsey, Rev. A. S Ls'il AMI M,s. s NJ
Peiains Of Cleveland, Ohio. 4 grand ral-
y of temper sncs workers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
BAR HARBOR.
ainnehan Held For Murder
and Pleads Not Guilty.
Enthusiastic Republican Caucus at
Haldoroio- Railroad lceident.
Death Of a Portland Nan at Auburn
EuGday az Richmond CzEpground.

BAR HAEeoa, Aug i5.--Arrsn ge ment.
are be ns perfected for a reanlen of the
lGth Mate infsn'Fy mere sert. aEi 3.
TIE pregfam viii include a trip to Green
Moaataia All a banquet a. the ReeeEek
House
Mls.ss Star ardFlafk gave a so1g and
harp recital IN The West cad muse room
this rvcgIrg.
The yacht Mas flower srriyei today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Large Republican Caucus at Waldo
bofo
{ SPECIAL to the Kenuebec Journal J

SPECIAL to the kenuebec Journal.
W,LDouoRo, Aug. II The largest 70
publican caucus ever held in this town, was
bcld this evening. The following lst of
dtlcEste, were chosen n attend he county
convention, to be held at Damarisc1lta,
kpg. 10. by vote of i30:
Geo. Bliss f. O. Clark O, :. Head,
W. II. Miller. Alfred l. Hilton, Lewis X.
Bennett Lews Cresner, George Winslow
Bel l. Miller. The proceedings were
harmonious throughout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
THE FLOODS
In BelooChistan.. Six Miles Of
Railway Destroyed.
Horrible Account Of South Sea Stare
TrallC-- English Troops Uneasy.
German Soctslists Much piscontsrted
A Years Strikes In Great Britain.

LeNpoN. Aug. 10, 5,--Reornt hoods /,
Beleochi',sn have donc enormous damage
to property, aed many rer,ous have been
drowned. Boau railway for distance Of
sx miles hes been ssept away. and the
great mi 'itary road partly damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Prot. Stearus Goes to Uni3n TheoIog
ICal Esuataafv

BANGOR, Aug. l5.-Prof. l.. +. Sissrn-,
ID. D., Of the Bangor Theological Semina-
~, hss been elected 10 the Roosevelt Pro-
fessoFship Of sysrsma'ic theology in II e
Unioa TheOlo gicsi Seminary Of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Prices OF Silver.

1t vas ar ouncsd At the ;ressury depart
meut this afternoon tia; today's offers for
the sac Of silver were at rates ranging
from sl.li to sI.15 II. The department
accepted all offered at prices below sl.l5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

rssoried to until when the House ;ook a
recess until o'eloek.
The Hsase a. the evening session passed
1856 private pen>ien bills, and adjourned a,
10 50.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications ior the Next a.
Hours.


" Ne EyEI 4 T N 7
Odice of the CAief Signal officer,
WAsHIsGros. Avg. IG. A. VI. [
For Maine: Cooler; generally fair
Winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

At Tol'do-To'eio, Il; Brooklyn, H.
At Hartford when play wa, called al
the ball ground this afternoon th' Iier,-
ford team Was MT on tie ground. Min,
balls were pitched over the plate ard the
game declared forfeited . to 0. The play
ers refused to continue the season on II
chance of getting their salaries out of the
gate receipls. Club dsb4uded.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
FAsT-WRITING REPORTERS.

Everyday Feats In America Con-
sidered Phenomenal in England.
The English newspapers are discussing
with gravity the feat of reporter for the
London Times who turned out ON the
typewriter In two hours 5000 words of
copy says the London correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial GGzeife. II
is held up as rare journalistic feat. and
the English press is making much of it.
Here in Cincinnati 1t has been fire.
quently done. and it was thought so much
a matter of course that il received no men,
tion in tho press. There are reporters ON
the staff of the Commercial Gazette who
have frequently done that which the
London papers describe as feat.
There are 2,2O0 words in column OF
solid nonpaIeil type in this paper Gov.
Foraker made speech IN this town one
night and the reporter for the Commercial
GGzene who reported II transcribed his
shorthand notes of the speech in sixty-fiVe
minutes. There we're just 4, OOo words of
the speech.
The evening world., 1890-05-27

mothers and children TO pleasure boats
nnd sanitary hospitals.
When country homes are opened for q
Weeks rest transportation will have TO be
prdtidtd and in extreme cases relentless
landlords will hnve TO be appeased.
A poppy show cannot be carried on with
out expense, md the incidontnls that will
arise in the sick baby campaign will not
be insignificant.
A lot OF money is needed for the work.
but IL is desired that not an offering shall
be felt. II Is to be tho Poor Sick Babies
Fund and we want It TO come from the
rich, we'll babies-the blessed Of the
nurseries Of generous New York.
Let the cost be divided md the pleasure
come from the sweet knowledge of a
sweet deed.
Teach tho prattling runabout her first
lesson, not in unselfshness. for there is
no such thing, but in generosity, by in
ducing her to open with her own pretty
fingers the treasured bank, and giving to
Little Poverty of her boarded wealth.
Only a mito is asked, which from the
many will be mighty.
The work will begin in July, and be
carried through ten weeks or three
months if the fund is sufficient.
Every penny subscribed will be ac-
knowledged in the columns Of TRE EvEN-
1Sa Womb, aud the disposition Of the
fund made public at the close of thc
Summer. NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
STOLEN RHYMES

In the vast realms Of unoon,sotuTed space,
Where devious Taths eteTnally outspTead;
Whore tarthest stars their mighty marches
And Unknown suns through unknown systems
- pace, -, - ,I. 49,, A..
To follow feet that long ago have fed
Among the thrOnginE popnlAce OF the dead
TO End the We elcone Of the one dear facOf
Neyl Let the souls thFong round usl am l..
Would y0p not hear. though faint and far
Nay, wsre We dust, and had no lips to sIeak.
Our very atoms on the winds blown by
Would mOst, and cling Whatever might
befall,
-LOuiss Wander AOultOA IN ths Atlantic
HOufhfU
The evening world., 1890-05-27
TWAS CHEAP. SO THEY DRANK.
All the Inhabitants OF a British Gui-
ana Town 90 on O Spree.

ana TOWN 20 on o spree.
DR.. II. G. Sutton, of Rome, N. Y, was
telling somo acquaintance in the LELAND
rotunda last evening, says the Chicago
Tribune, about big spree in which au
entiro town in British Guiana pnrtici-
pated.
"A few weeks ago." said the doctor. II
landed Mt Georgetown, Demerarn, during
q Southern cruise. and was there ten days
without seeing q person not loaded with
jag There might have been some
sober folk in that little warm town, but
did not SEQ them. The cause of the
spectacular sproe was tho salo of liquor
Of an extremely low price.
The Excise Board refused to renew
the license of the Bongal Tiger rum shop,
in Robb street, and the owner had but
four days to dispose of his stock. lie
announced that he would sell his goods
ut less than cost.
The love of the common people of the
West Indies for rum is proverbial, and 1t
is needless to say that they appreciate
cheap rum. As soon ms II was known that
O pint of white rum was being sold for o
sixpence and q quart for q shilling the
people crowded into the shop aud the ex-
cited rush was almost O riot.
The news was spread over the land and
customers came from all directions, the
stream of people increasing MS the news
extended. Finally the mob was 80 noisy
that the entire Police Department was
called out TO regulate the traffic.
The people seemed 10 think IL would
show lack of gratitude not to drink at
such low price. aud they did their best
to get rid of the stock. The Government
allows citizen to buy only one quart at o
time or some one would have purchased
the entire establishment at once.
For two days the riot Kept up. and from
the start the whole town was on big
spree. It was the strangest sight ! ever
witnessed or ever heard of, and it seemed
barbarous 10 me, for I was all alone in my
soberness,"
The evening world., 1890-05-27
WONDERS OF MODERN SURGERY.
Successful Operations Reported by
an Eminent Berlin Surg Reon.

Successful Operations Reported by
an Eminent Berlin Surgeon.
Some remarkable achievements in sur
gerry are reported from Berlin, says a
writer in the New Orleans Ne,o Delta. At
the surgical congress Prof. Gluck demon
strnted the successful substitution of
catgut, ivory and bone freed from
chalk. for defects in bones, muscles and
nervous sinews.
The juices Of the body are sucked mp in
the inserted material, thereby establish
ing the junction of the separated ends,
without any shortening of the part.
He presented the cases of patients In
whom there had been an insertion of
from six to ten centimeters of catgut to
supply defects in the leaders of the
hands, to which complete mobility had
been restored.
In the case Of another patient. Prof
Gluck removed tumor from the thigh.
causing a considerable defect in the bone
He inserted ivory, and no shortening en-
sued.
In another case he removed large
piece of nerve in the groin and inserted
catgut. and the functions remained COM
pletely satisfactory.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
The WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Some Useful Hints About the
Makeup Of the Beauty Bath.
Fashions, Fads and Fancics that
Interest the GeniIcr Sex.

HE ladies who live in
tho lap ofluxury never
usc soap At tho beauty
bath. An ounce of
scented water or di-
lutcd benzoin Ia put In
the tub. and with n
lilac. lavender or vio-
let blue bag filled with
ground almond and
onten meal the sybar-
ite rubs, polishcs and
perfumes her bcauti-
full skin. This substi-
tuto for q wash-cloth
and cake ot soap Is
made OF cheesecloth,
,raigl,a whom filed
The evening world., 1890-05-27
II Youth but Knew.

Ifyouth but knew his golden dover
Of Joy, he'd not delay
To seize the houT-to pluck the flower
And bear the prize away
But buds may blow and leaves may fall.
He dreams and loiteTs- life IL sweet;
And youth Of time Is pTodisal.
Nor heedS his dying fesT,
All! catch the sunshine In net,
And gather In the mornings dew;
Sorrows we're lever to forget
saeetheaIt-"i n youth but Knew
-LoAdoa WoTid.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
She Sized Him Up.

Iron hs Detroit Free Pr,sa
A citizen who was passing by u house on
Indiana street the other day observed smoke
coming through the roof near the chimney,
and he rushed up to the door and knocked
an alarm. .-T
What do, you want7" asked the wonah as
she appeared.
., Madam. don't get excited. but must
tell ySSn"T ES sh.n,. %, .,oi,o, - .,. ..- ,,,..
rupted, IL always Keep this handy by. He
And she lugged ont big revolver which
hung on one OF the pegs OF the hatraok end
col tinued: -
No clocks wanted, no rugs wanted, no
books wanted. no sewiDR-mAchines wan ted.
no cold yictuAls nor old clothes to give away.
Travel!"
And he had to retire 10 position outside
the gate and inform her that the roof was on
fire,
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Bacon is Good.

tErom PfHnder.l ,...-.t
lyon have travelled extensively IN Ep-
rope, understand. Mr.. Gomuch.'
'Quite extensively. madam"
",Woll, do they have good bacon IN
Paris?' ,
The evening world., 1890-05-27

tFropi hs Hdshtng,oa Star. - 's
Ho-I believe in calling things by thsig
proper names.
She (who teaches q grammar c!assl l--Dut
things don't haTe proper names, you know.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
AN Echo fron, the Nursorv.


~ don't believe in raising children on
silver dishes and golden spoons. w
"Well. 1t isn't altogether wise 70 raiso
them by the ears or on the toes Of boota.
pithpr. p.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Too True.

Too True
muse upon the foolighness
Of eVery thing to-day.
AZ, rushing tor the early train,
hump me on my way.
'Tbings isn't as they wuz," say,
A. down the street eAnteE.
Tram ) gone, IiEn lcft-tinna- table 8 Changed !
aea. teDpora nutAntur,
The evening world., 1890-05-27

BITTERLY bows OF ribbon lace and gauzy
stuffs are perchei on the brim Of large hats
Immediately over the face. They are cute
now but sure to be common presently.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Days Gone By.

TTrom TsH0frfne's Nofff
snobby-I know your fond OF waltzing.
Miss Oldagc. -
Miss Oldage-Yes. indeed; justlove II.
Snobby lin q complimentary way)-so do
l particularly with You. IL awakens many
fond memories.
Miss Oldage-Of what. pray:
Snobby-You dance rs my mother used 10
when was boy. fFNs
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Privatioa.
tFon Psckl

Mr.. Phleas Fogg lin the wcst)-I suppoaa
you meet with good many hardships ott
here on the plains? a.s-.
Lariat tIuke--linrdships? Ishould say sol
Why, pard, I've sometimes boon obliged 10
chaw smokin terbAGkcri
The evening world., 1890-05-27

Carmine IL considered the best kind OF lip
rouge as IL holds. endures and is red to tho
last
The evening world., 1890-05-27

about ten ounces an1 can be made at All ex-
pense OF 90 ccnts dozen.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Deride Not the Cane Knob.

Iron the Epoch. 4
For nm hour. less one minute. Rpbhy
Tandem sat sucking the knob OF his cana.
Suddenly. with q smack. he removed it from
his mouth, and exclaimed to his compgnioat
Say, Cholly, I've got an :doaw. Let us--
aw-chAwtah a ting boat and tow IN an lee
pany and stack up nice little pile. r.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
AWFUL consequences of Impetuositz.

tFrom he ChioT9o T"tbuns
"Emersona, my daughter. inquired The
stately mntron. why did Mr.. Brodweigh
leave 30 early last evening? Have you and
he quarreled?"
Mr.. Brolweigh kissed mo last c1ening
with such unseemlv vehomenco iliat lie dis
arranged my spectacles. l have dismissed
him forever"
Aud the proud Boston girl. pale but
sternly resoltlte, turned again to her tnl.
uine of Aristotle. and deep. Gecoruus.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Ills Intentions.

She--Sir. what do you mcnn7
The Culprit tsmacking his lips and un-
abashed)-I mean to do IL again II get The
chance. Y. NfF
The evening world., 1890-05-27
He Deserved 1t.

tFrom PiHnier. #F'lt
Sprigwit got the worst Of q rougl-stid.
tumble fight with fellow named Weather.
A little later lie met neighbor. who eaid:
well, Sprigwit. how you look Whist
under the sun has hapTened TO YOU 2" ~
I'm q little Wehther-bcaten, that's ALL"
The evening world., 1890-05-27
A Suggestion.
lFTOR Ju,fys

Why not equip the L guards As EbossS
Instead OF blooi-eurdling yells they eouid
play: Twen:y-third street, Donnybrook
Fair;" Fourteenth street, " Mszle's the One
for Me- Blocker street. 'Mho shas a.
DER the Ferry Rector street. leszA =
nc Chlnk OF Gold" Battery, " Maj -
lba Mlld NAGsA SAYlnGSJ
The evening world., 1890-05-27
A Puzzling Custom Explained.

Frola the JenSiisTs Weekly
Editha-I wonder why the dudes wear one
eye-glassY
DeborSh-To prevent seeing mora than
they are able TO comprehend.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Reason In IL.
IIA... IL.L.I

Mrs. Chatter What twenty cents apises
for those small cabbages That's . pretty
high pTlce.
Groceries, ma'am. but cAbbages are
scarce and dear. lou see there are several
large cigar factories right near here.
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A New TASTE

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
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A Prodigy This

A Prodigy This.
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Johnny, how many seasons aTs thsTsfs
Three: pepper, salt aud de baseball
season.
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The Cream Of Perfection.

The Cream of Perfection.
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his; " In short, she has everything Ia ksE
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get that on the Rhino."
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