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The morning call., 1890-10-07

Mrs G J Byrne. Glenbrooi
f - McSweeney Il W, Ca
Miss o McElhany, Heads
burg
W ID Akers. KelSeyville
L l. Young, kelseyville
II W Mcdaniel. Tehama
FIG Crawford, WILLOWS
C Il Ashurst. Red Bluff
Z Easton. Fresno
L X Dodge, San Jose
J Mcdonald, san Jose
5 Griffin, Suisun
j w Collins, Sacramento
W IL Tuggie, Modesto
F. Mem orry. Sacto
& NJ Murray. Modesto
V Caput ~ W, California
L X Repcsa, MADEIRA
J Keys. MADEIRA
MissA Reposa, MADEIRA
Miss X RepoSa, MADEIRA
Ii Rohwer, Sacramento
A Jones, san Jose
A Jones Jr, san Jose
} w Conant, Redding
n Smith, Angels Camp
c X Parsons, Anderson
Mrs j Johns. GrassNalle.
Miss l. Phillips, Grass Va
j b Maynard Il W. Wis
4 Johnson Il w, Fresno
y Johnson, Fresno
NJ L Davis, Fresno
w Il Oldham, Santa Rosi
II BARKER, Ilopland
A II Fitch, Santa Cruz
Il Porter Il W, Salinas
GRAM
G Van Gordon. s Since
Ii s Dunn. S Luis ObiSp
j Bell, Sonora
A w Smith, Independnc
J W Smith, lndependnc
i Il Smith, Texas
j Bolton, ohio
l. l. HlckOk. ColuSa
w Is Miller, Sacrament
W McClelland. Californi
g Il Hoppln, Y0lo
Il Clark. Woodland
G i Mcdonald n w, Dur
nigan
J 5 Rollins, Blacks
w j Smith, Sacramento
ID J Smith, Sacramento
f + Hughes n W. Dunng
Miss 4 Goss, Duunigsn
ID A Rider, Westport
w 4 Brush, Cloverdale
f w King, ukiah
W Isbe.l. ukiah
J ii Sturtevant, Sunol
q w Gearhart. Fresno
w X Aldersly, Calico
William Lord, Troy
II j Sterne, san Jose
j Aspinall, Vallejo
+ Il sutton, san Jose
q = Morgan, California
$ Nathan, Sacramento
j $ Todd, Arcata
Il Weinlander, Marysvll
A L Hart. Sacramento
i + Forrest, Rock Islam
w + Abrams, Cincinnati
n Boyd. Winnipeg
w o wright, SebastopC
W I Rush. Mississippi
+ W Raymond, Boston
NJ L Taber a ", s Berdn
Miss Mahon, Modesto
W j Mahon, Modesto
b Il TognoZzi Il W, 5 Jos
ID Patton, Napa
j b Chinn, Vacaville
The morning call., 1890-10-07
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 6.-The spot market is firm
at rs 115dG7s Sd. Cargoes are weaker at 36s Cd
for off coast. 36s Cd for Just shipped and SIS Sd
for nearly due.
The morning call., 1890-10-07
BOARD SALES.

following were the sales yesterday In the San
rau CISCO Stock Ioard:
The morning call., 1890-10-07

II HOW drN. tdll OTuli
= Tietjens, Dixon
J G Fayton, Suisun
J A Tobey. San Carlos
f ID Jordan, Reno
c Wiley, Fort Bidwell
A c Wiley, Fort Bidwell
Il G Robe, California
NJ V Jones, Iowa
f w wade, Tacoma
J S DevOre, SiSSOn
A 6 Cook ~ W, SiSson
A Weeks, Pescadero
s X Dexter. Vallejo
C j Ritter, Los Angeles
MrsJ BMcAlthen, " inter5
Miss A Wilson, Winters
Miss Is Morris, Winters
w Sims N d, Winters
j Harris * d. Santa Rosa
II $ Monte Il W, Sacto
w II StearnS, Los Ang
A n Gondey, Los Ang
ID Barton. Napa
w Hiatt, Illinois
b + White. San Jose
w Z Edes. San Jose
$ ii Bell. Oakland
> Mathieson Il W, Marys-
vile
Mrs j Lynch, Santa Cruz
W Lynch, Santa Cruz
ID G Hart. Sonora
g A Middleton. CahtO
II L Cox, Cahto
4 q Crawford, Willows
j Dickson Il W. Vacaville
w w KiIgore Il W, COlusa
HOTEL.
NJ l. Cohn, New York
G HOrnbeck q W. Los An
Mrs j McCudden, Vallejo
Miss McCudden, Vallejo
II K Burke. Seattle
J w Payne, New York
W w Patterson. Grayson
q II Stout n W, San Jose
X w Anderson, Stockton
Jas a Shaw, Wildwood
I S Spaulding. Woodland
j G Pierce, Minnesota
Z $ Bragsen, NacavIlle
Z X Ellis, San Jose
q l. Brown, West Point
I II Muir, Iowa
r G Watkins, Corral Holw
J II Bray Il I'm, STOCKTON
A C Bartlett, Santa Cruz
G Hornheck, Los Angeles
J II Melone, HaufOrd
w T. Saunders. Fresno
J L Brown, Fresno
+ l. Booth, Blk Diamond
Mrs A Friant, san Jose
Miss f. Fridnt. San Jose
II II Wood, Wrights
Ira Avery, Newcastle
c J Miller. Fresno
+ w Graves, illinois
+ O'Neill, Sequel
Mrs NJ A Flint, San Juan
Thos Flint Jr, San Juan
f 5 Logan, HOLSTER
X + Shaw & W, HOLSTER
/ Mrs S K Dorland, Gilr0y
DR. j w Thayer & w, 6lry
Mrs c c Matthews, Oilroy
\ Lewis, Sacramento
/ II Burnham, Sacramento
S ii Davis. Sacramento
! A j Hemler, Sacramento
f E Keating. Sacramento
J Reuter-, Routier
John Lynch, Benicia
c Barr, Woodland
I Barr, Woodland
The morning call., 1890-10-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


tor LaJe Ss,ppntJ hteIltOeacs see Eighth Edgs.
Arrived.
The morning call., 1890-10-07

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
81 25@4 so; Bakers extras 81 l5@4 20; city su-
perfine, $3@3 80; interior brands, S494 SO for
extras and S3@3 25 q Dbl for superhne
NHEAT-FIat and nominal. No. l. 81 500
3lI4; No. 2. 81 271a@1 2534 choice, 81 32Ia !;
extra choice, for milling, 81 35gl STI&; Sonora
81 271a@1 1884 2 ctl
The morning call., 1890-10-07

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: october. rs Sd; November.
rs 4d; December. Is sd: January. Is Sd; Feb
ruary rs 5l4d; March, Is 5l4d; April, rs Sgd;
The morning call., 1890-10-07
New York Markets.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Consois, 95; United States
Bonds-4s, 1851; 4la's, 1864; Silver, 503sd;
Rentes, 94f 674ac. Bullion into the Bank of En-
The morning call., 1890-10-07
RECEIpTS OLE YRODuCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-10-07
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Sun IND TIDE IAbLE'
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TESNENT ChrOnometer and Instrument
Maker. Is Market
The morning call., 1890-10-07

Signal Service News.
One of the new Signal Service blackboards
presenting weather map of the Division Of
The morning call., 1890-10-07

Buyer '9o-1Oo, 81 367s; COO, 81 1854. Buyer
season-600, 81 45.
The morning call., 1890-10-07

BARLEY-The market is firm at the advance,
and is quotabe as follows: No. l Feed, 81 3712;
lower grades, 81 50; Chevalier, 81 50 Tor
standard, 81 30@l 80 for lower grades; Brewing,
81 4O@l 80 p Ell for fair to choice
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer season-lOo, 81 As; 500, 81 4s1a. May
100, 81 40.
The morning call., 1890-10-07

Assessments Tending.
The following is aIist OF ssments PENDING:
The morning call., 1890-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BROOKLYN HOTEL.

wv 2 Crane. Santa Cruz
Miss NJ Henderson, Cal
Mrs o Banim, Suffer Co
j Il Majors, Vallejo
j NJ Prentice, Shreveport
& II Pitt, Nevada city
Miss Pitt, Nevada City
w Blanks, san Jose
j James, Rockiand
Miss James. Rockland
&c & House, Kansas City
c Bowers, Healdsburg
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
Fire Escape Drills in schools.

The praeticing Of pupils in the fire
drill, in order TO prevent accidents from
the alarm If fire, i now regarded rs Il
most important part Of school training.
In the schools of Vienna the fire escape
drill j. executed in three different ways.
In the ease of Il fire in the neighhorhoud
tsiguul No. Il the pupils place their
books in their satclIels, put On their
outer garments, and leave the elias
room ia groups of four. Ii the danger
Is imminent Csignai No. 2 the books
are left. the outer garments rapidly put
on AMI the class room l. vacated. Ia
cas- Of extreme prril signal No, 50 the
books and clothing grc lclt, and the
exit i, made Immediately IN gsuuES,
H. t.p lire drill 90 Hamilton. Ont,
ar~ra'g.mauIs are also made Tor rlyh
cla.s a. Lerp IT, own side Of the stair
way et.i move on independently Il
otler rln.e preceding or ig.l wing.
In hi, school coo pupils have vacated
their cygra rDnm IN lr,s than Two Min
ut-. Tile ..r Iri'i + ual .aiy an ci-
itoj.ya .I. guard ag2in-t tlr 0laar 81
pnDjas, lnt CD oa good rg,n ;e,y-
rr-Ise- =. a1a C.gum.a I LIv,r-
tlsJr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14


Iy gfr-f' ar '~.u''arac is one
OF my 20 a ,a l 1 recall
the Ilar~ q. r. t.r' rlr.l,'ne pain.
and 'pw lc. 80 E"l Then tho
only d ease a,r.rl a.! o.. tie v.l,
age l.-.- '. 90
Afi. i,. y'e tooth.
nehe ,.|. est .nr the
niece .. a , Goth
AMI t,!I0 e.. ad sgotlr
ingly 'D3 r"p They
could lar rIal .fr.r lyah | was
eluittiLa
The J1gaI o. jIr rp.l steel on my
gum made de iosA cogp Then the
doctor. whom I Thought "a cruel wretch.
held my head tiy.r against his knee.
There wa, r. wrench a. II my head was
being pulled 81,
was filed with wrath and thought
of how | would have It out with the
doctor when | became n man. Then
was another wrench which ! seemed to
feel 10 The soles OF MY feet, as If every
bone was being wrencled out Of its
socket. aud the doctor held the bleed.
ing moIar IN the forceps. DIR. Talmags
in New York Journal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
lProvidential.

Our Puritan ancestors were strongly
inclined 10 refer every occurrence to an
overru!ins providence. They We're not
wrong IN theory. but the practice OF
calling in frequent special interposi-
tons rather confused the idea Of be.
nelcent natural law. The old view is
brought out In n story told of John
Eliot. the apostle to the Indians. He
was as ready To do his white neighbors
a good turn us TO labor for the spiritual
welfare Of the savages, Indeed. he
was thought by some TO be too gen
erous.
His salary was often distributed for
the relief Of his needy neigilbors SO
Don after the period nj which il was
received that before another pay day
arrived his own family were straitcned
for the comforts of life. One day the
parish treasurer, when called upon by
Mr.. Eliot for the salary due. put it into
a handkerchief, and tied the ends Of
the handkerchief In rs many hard knots
as he coull. in order To prevent the
pastors giving away the money before
he got home,
The good man received his handker-
chief and took leave of the treasurer.
He Immediately went 10 the house Of
q sick ana nccessitous family. On en-
tering he gave them lis blessing. and
told them fiat God had sent them
some relief,
The sufferers, with tears Of gratitude,
welcomed their pious lenefactor, who,
with moi.tcncl eyes, began to unite
the knots in his handkerchief After
many efforts 10 get ar his money. and
impatient AZ the peri ieKity and delay,
he gave the handkerchief and all the
money u t!c mot of the family,
saying with "A trcm ling accent. Here,
my dear, take il: ! believe the Lord de-
signs I; all for rou."-loutl.s Com.
%paniOn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
A Remarkable Accident,

A remarkable accident occurred at
the Penryn quarry Monday morning by
which John f. Owens lost n foot Mr..
Owens was engaged wilh Others in
hosting rock from tse quarry with a
derrick. An immense load was swing.
ing out Of the pit when the derrick
cable broke and the granite fell back
with a crash. The stone did not hit
any one, but the broken rope went
Kissing through the mir like a shot, and
the flying end caught Mr.. Owens
around the left leg at the ankle joint.
The force of the blow must have been
extreme, for the foot was severed from
the leg by the stroke ~ completely AZ
IL II had been cut OH with a broad AK.
DIR. Todd was sent for, and lac Hnpu.
tated the leg just above the cut made
by the rope, and Mr.. Owens is doing
we'll under the circumstances. The ac-
cident is mn odd one.-Placer Repub-
lican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
The wild Horse Of Dxungaria.

The wild horse of Dzungaria Is n
animal the size of the hemione and
more robust in its proportions, in
which il resembles the pony. Its head
is large, with ears smaller than those of
the hemione, the shoulders thick,
especially in the male the limbs robust
and stubbier than those of the heni-
ones and asses. The name is short
and straight, and the moderately long
tail is terminated by II tuft of long
hairs in much more abundant supply
| than in the tail Of the hcaione. Ii
has warts un the hind legs rs well as on
the fore lcgs-a peculiarly Of the
horse, distinguishing it from the other
species ofthe genus, which have warts
only on the fore legs.
The hoofs are full like those of n
horse. and not compressed as IN the
other species, and the lower parts of
the legs are furnished with long hairs
falling 10 the crow of the hoof, a feat
ure which the hemiones lack. Like
wise characteristic is the color Of the
pelage, IA pale gray, almost white, pass
ing into dun on the head and neck. and
blending insensibly ON the hanks with
the pure white of the belly and limbs.
The name, the brish of the tail and
the long hairs of the lower legs and
hoofs are black. There il no trace of
the dark dorSal stripe running from the
manc TO the tail which is characteristic
of the hemione. The hairy covering is
long and undulating, especially in the
rigorous winter of that northern region.
Montreal Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
The Ir.sre.. Of rlny.Gye Years.

A client went to his lawyer and said
that he had reason 10 believe that his
father WHO had been dead several
years. had left money In the Blocker
Street Savings bank. The lawyer made
an investigation and found that his
clients father had an account there,
Il was opened away back In 1880
Four years ufterward he evidently in.
tended to close il, for lac drew out all
the money deposited except so. This
go had been there since 1884 and had
never been touched. The claimant
proved his identity, and the bank paid
over the money. How much do you
suppose it vast -Four hundred and
sixty-six dollars. The 1906 was the in.
terest which had accumulated since
1s3l-lnteryiew in New York Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14

Did ~ ever stop and think while
readin. la' w suiug paper That the
next dag, &, - mi sht contain your
obituary \ cheerfll thought, but
the SUI n4 : 81 death might we'll
set u aIl o. T6.nr Our tenure II lie
is abou- o.. 'rtil as the hold OF an apple
ON die lHu..l when the wind i, blow
Ing. Tic. g. no rs, getting frightened
about q. either. II the apple Is going
TO fall lelyrn IL may be ripe and
sound o. -Ue v2r core; t!at &, al that
is essential There has E-au lots Of
sunshigr lUr u, al whereas q @.ow
sweethrnr and mellow il we have
not WHOLLY !utgrposei our own
shadow> 90 aiaIoF the process
And all tHr sslflas that h.y, beaten
"a and a., '7 That lavr rucl.l MS.
Rod the W. frts thar b4v, ui"Dal
Is nov r..l llsa have bga par-g.g
that u.-AgU.r grH"r VE0lu1y
Juice. a- u.al. sU-ca; a!! 1s sl't-
ened All rgs.cArl II we hnrr bgt
been cgH...r - grow rA' aiy i'te
chose t. l.gr u5 grow Then what
mattay What hour the sEIii breeze
come 'aE raga" Us fraas ,he
bourl' la'v "a pIs. a fglI ana a
silence. u1i .I o --Cllglgu Her
aid
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
Did Job Use Slang

Job has Usually been considered a
pure and godly man, untainted by any
thing but boils throughout his whole
existence. Job, however, must have
been somewhat OF asport, else he never
would have been guilty Of using some
Of the slang phrases accredited to him.
For instance, when his three friends,
Eiphaz, Bildad and Zophar, came to
visit him at the time Of his sore
~affiiction, Job opened his mouth and
said: "Ye are the people" Job could
neve have learned that phrase at any
other place than Mt a baseball game or
horse ot.-Buffalo Express.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14

Egw .l.a a' alr#g vruWtug
tAcus.ir a 81. la,la. tile "lra rir.
culat'on" il,ar ,us,i. d &c. gl-.w
idrl lor Jhaa TIE Austrian ,fay r.,
moruia r. pa q. w.,i i his inp.y ali maj.
es,y con, 1aliy aul g0u.Ii. over oc.
ca.ioually los H. -mnIigst circulation
In the wull., IN fact is rireUla1iou 4,
limited o. the augu { Franco, Joseph
himself. T.is Cir uicle-l believe
thar is the name- ) The most rurions
publication Imaginable. Is proprietor
Is the emperor, it Is published ior the
emperor. and SO FAR az / cam learn it is
only read hy the emperor.
IL +, az aIy rate issued for his sole
benefit, aHl the imperial news bureau
bring it oIt at a cost of 2Nl. 900 guild
en- yourly 1t contains, in u cyglrusvl
forIl, uii thu U7iclps In foreign papers
which refer 90 Austria. Surely this is
true wi-lum-l mean this desire u be-
coming acquainted Will III that is pub.
licly said or written about ones self,
when that self is set In HIGH place.
Many n word which no courticr nor
subject would venture 10 speak direct
may thus find lis way to the imperial
ear. London Cor. Critic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
Tn. BANKERS OF Turkey.

The most Of the banking business OF
Turkey is done by Armenians, and
you will not find a Jew pawnbroker
In New York who will demand a
higher per cent. or drive a harder bar
gain. Il is so with much Of the mer-
camille business. and wherever you
find brains, education and business
tact required In the Turkish empire
you will find that an Armenian ID
somewhere about to furnish FRANK
q. CARPENTER In National Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14


ilsi Trains VIII Pullman NG1iHultd biaw.
iug Room -'tup,rs, nIu.ug fHis ana fun'Ats Of
Iais.f q -i,g. m'upu lnTagu FIa hiiW So
4Ut ~, Paul And Minneapolis.
Iast Trains with ru.H 81" t-liG"lol Draw.
o. Room -.plTts. Dining 'grs sUd toucGes u
latest dHiEu, l8'Wru (. hIrufu and hiiWnukce
and Ashland and DuiUih.
Through rUllynaH hsrtibuled DfHWtrg
Room gui IuiuuisI .lreIu - VIA the NORTH
srn Ifslic EUlHDti U.'gsrI JhlIHgO and
purtltpd, Drr,
t@unHvuirnt Truins 10 and ron Fac era.
MItllfnt u.iIsm Ill frIIElI WlElun.IH llAlis,
ulrtlnE uuuIUal'rl .pfgsCs D, uui Iron Wan
ilrsnn. tuul dU inr, oshkosh. Nc,WHa,
hrug.nH, a. iPps Wa igllH, care
Huriuy. VIA, aUI iiuuwuud and BrssrmeF,
Mich.
For iickey, sleeping car ro.cyaiirus, i.r.e
iabHs aud "IucF lufoiiHatiru. Tp,'P 20 Agtutf o.
he Inc, uI 80 litt2t Agents anywhere Ia tie
Waited states o. "a ada
:. d. AlE~LlF. r.up Mgr MILWAUKEE, MS.
IN. kNNAFO p~,Gt11IIpEII -. aul, Niul
", C.PARLuW, Traf Mig, MILWAUKEE, WIs.
louis fGkNIElS, Assis'butb neral rgssf
and Ticket Agent. NINA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14

There are never less than GO, 900 able
bodied, willing, unemployed men In
New York. These are the disappointed.
OF women the surplus Is simply fright
full, for there are 10000 more women
than men In New York, according 10
the last estimate.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14

The United States has taken the lea
In the production Of great dictionaries
q the English languages, - well Q In
tils publication Of Illustrated magazines
of the first class.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-14
Medical and Surgical
institute,
Kansas City, No, San fmpci.co, Cal,
and BUTTE CITY. Mont.

Or, Ilyhig * Co.,, are UguI8f graduate, IN ned
.IIuc ant surgery sud sI,c.ai uIac' ia, era so.
lh0iizrd 10y the fiaies ~ iss1u L,,a'siVr.4a ana
MpNTASA, ~ thea all ohrVuiy, rrrEuus aud PHI
Natp disease. twhpthsT caused by IrpfLdcnCc, e&.
Uss or ,tptaEI0n) srmiaAl NtAEu,ss iulEhi losses
sexual % hiIly, tlOss OF sexual r9Nefl nervous de-
biiiig NU,st ! Ipryv iutCrl dtsua - ~ TIE DO q,
t~-yghilis, bauu-Ihua, 1itst, aAc ~irtc'ul,l c red.
turpblr urs, EJafaLi'td Nil ale GlembvE,hip.
tiaIgts low. GUusaUdt OF uu,es CuIci. ~
medicine, are specially prepared tor zach iudiy!d-
Gal ca-,, ~ abuIatOg. No irjur Va " IOisuh.
OuU tyu4lvUBis UsFi,
Naiump II ino .~usiuc.s, PIT cIts gt . dis.
iaucc mated by lII,r aul ssrItss Medicine
seuf every Tngry, in iIOm gaze ui birahggr.
IN disrgses vi he hIuud. bul.. brat End nciv-
Gus ~ stem, re- vel, ~ ..yCt kidLcU aut Gravel
rgm h!Ula rheumatism, l~lralysis, a"t NIL other
pl Outg G,lygEts
wut, lot ilu,inIsd rarcs On nsigmiIics,
IiuD Feet, 'ur5ulurt ~ toe sull, Fi'ls, Tuners
tJECrl. r.trggH, F-pn,bitIs, uaa.auoH, h.ccirI-
,lu, Magnetism, Fara.yais, EIlItIr., hUiH'y'
Eaid. ry', Esl, Skiu a.i BLOOD AID al -Hisl-
cal Operations.
utsgss.s Of Women specially. separate par.
Tho oniy ReYabi, siolical sd -uglrlI Irsli-
tUiu mBEiuL Gsryyislly OF ftiylit Ws'ssrs.
AT rlGpl diseases sac es-'U.E 'Tra,rl. -ylhi'
d. luiaru ulHJyri iTyHl 10 a.Itm wlihouI aef-
guIs Nrp E,1ip ati7e 4Na.iucbl lNt Los ~
kHuI rrEgr lttsnus WuGnir 20 west b- ul T.,
fr..'U ~ NpIIo - come rrtpu.'. ~ Uua4uub-
I#I.,-H ,aI"Gprtlal .tl.-a.s ~ ll.iFNdIDh'-
H,uI by Mti ur rAU1ss s.rwry packed. hhe
ieggHHi lUHrr.rv lliirIT.lr Can aWi tnHth.i
o. pI .rTI ar'gy 70 gogr Dssu. nd vg @IiE.ui
I0 Jain a~rlrar .ur 0oag f'r ,-sI-.'.ns soy
Iauu sr.a IHut g. glIrI ~ ~ ..'s- -I-CU' aul
S.iF,l H-ssse, cH.ual N,.a., -IrlUa'
lg.rNnH Isl rl'-Htg, 81 a-.f.f, 20 9'iElHo'a'-t
N.i'tJHrH ,ac. rtr.
p'. .tU,s ~ To ar The or0y vH.l,i or ~
1lsluas .tga a.ri- lril "a ua,. a., ..Htu iut
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
PENALTY o. PoLITeNgss.


OnS T1Kns When GSoa Manners Mere Nes
Their Own reward
Ex-Governor and Representative No
Cresry Of Kentucky, Is noted for his po-
hteness. says the New York Tribune.
On one occasion he was the guest Of .
friend in the couatry. Whea he sat
down 10 supper the LADY of the house
asked him whether lie wished oottee or
tea. Tie Governor replied;
Coffee, u you please, madam"
His fondness tor hot coffee is known
70 his friends, who can we'll imagine his
feelings when the hostess informed him
that the cook had neglected 10 warn the
coffee for supper and that IL was cold.
Even this information Of tho cooks neg
lect did not affect the Governors polite
ness. and with smile he replied:
"HOw fortunate, madam. Do you
know, madam, that am SO eccentric as
20 prefer cold coffee and do not care FOR
II il any other way? Your cooks neglect
Is good news 70 me-"
The relief Of the housekeeper can be
Creary the coffee, which he slipped with
well-feigned pleasure.
The weather the next day was cold
and bracing. II was just such a day as
20 make the heart OF colee-drinker
long for his favorite drink. Governor
McCreary had forgotten the incident Of
the night before when he sst down 20
breakfast. But if IL had escaped his
memory it had not that OF his hostess.
Il have the coffee cold for you this
morning, Governor" she said sweetly.
"You SEQ | remember that you said you
mover liked IL in any other way."
Tho smile on Governor McCreary's
face was hardly as angelic az it was the
night before, tut he drank tho cold COT
fee without Eurnur. 1t was with diff
fculty, however, that the other guests
restrained their laughter over the un-
fortunate predicamcnt in which the
Governor had placed himself by his po-
iitercSS-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
AN Lrr-0 ~ s@EECs.
How Old Wolf n s,. I'D His Remarks
~-th Great rect-

In talking lass evening about Indians
ard their native eloquenoe. Mr.. Fair
field said % a Seettls fIy ash. Press re-
porter that he saw Old Wolf. the Che7-
enne chief. make al effective speech
with a lead pencil during = visit By
Bishop Brun6el a. Ashland. Mont Oid
Vol took tho pencil AID drew straight
line ard said.
'Che7en1es straight.
Then he drew another straight une
sd said.
BLACK robe straight meaning the
Indian had nothing 70 ssy against TIE
Cstbolio Missionaries
Thea third Straight Hne vss drawn
snd Old Wolf said.
White Eouse st-AlEht- r MS he
ID ret mean the Exscutivs MANSION
tut he little white school oordactsd hF
the Sisters q Casriey. which vas Known
far ard near a1ong tAs Indians a. tas
''yfbi.e Eouss.-
Nert Straight iine -ss irs-u pat
~aT scross ths rarc, sni fro-a enc end
be made a nr,rs ae7 - very CROOKED h-eS
- 1hst the 3izgrzu loozr3 Hxs cat o
nine tsilS This was sxpla4ned y tae
cbirf "a
sshinTto- st-si~1t. but a. tsi-~s
cc-ia- 'r1-a Wsst a-ro1 vsrT ,-ooxea
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