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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13
Goo. 200 ron IRELAND.
The Governments has Advanced
that sum 60 Procure work

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE govern
ment has advanced the Midland <
Great Western Railway Company Of
Ireland e410, 900, 10 enable the eom-
pany 10 build lines 10 connect the
coast with inland market- in the
distressed districts Of Ireland. The
Telegraph says the help afforded to
the poor tenants by this opportunity
TO procure work will prove oppor-
tune, rs il will enable them 10 earn
money TO tide over the worst Of the
winter months and plrcha-e potato
seed in the spring. The fisheries
along the coat will be developed by
the facilities afforded by the rail
road company to transport fish to
the inland towns.
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Ynnnr DInIemnt.

WAsHINGION, Oct. l2.-The Co
rean legation was honorei this morn
ing by the arrival Of a little stranger
in the I,erson Of n sou % Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ye Cha Yum, charge d'ailairs-
The young gentleman Is the fini
s'native born COrean in the United
States.
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LORD SALISBURY:
How He Regards the Situation I'm
England.

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE approach
Of the new session OF Parliament has
given rise 10 the usual crop VI I'M
founded rumors with regard 10
changes In the constitution Of the
Cabinet. But little change Is really
possible, and none Of any import
ancc will be made. Mr.. Smith is
now enjoying such excellent health
that there Is no longer any question
lOoaug TO his present resignation,
ani-he will undoubtedly last out this
Parliament. There may be a few
minor changes in view Of the pro-
gramme Of social legislation, includ-
ing the free educational bill, which
IL is stated that Lord Salisbury in
tends TO unfold on his coming visit
70 Scotland. This will be put for
ward as a preparation for the Gissolu-
ton Of Parliament, which the Con-
servatives themselves admit cannot
be postponed beyond the fall Of
1891. Indeed, the government has
given secret orders looking 10 care
full organization Of the Conservative
and Unionist PARTIES on practical
working basis, so that all hands may
be thoroughly prepared for n genernl
election AT any moment. This Is
the way Lord Salisbury's ministry
regards the situation, and the latest
Developments in ireland have
strengthened this view Of the poll
teal sky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13
THE SHIPPERS FEDERATION

IS making very good progress in its
arrangements for carrying on the
shipping business without having
it subject TO the whims Of Union
men. IL has about completed ar
ntngemenis for opening free labor
registries at various points, and is
also engaged In an endeavor to frame
machinery Of Cancellation to pre-
vent disputes concerning wages
reaching the point Of widespread in
convenience 10 the public. Large
employers Of labor IN the various
allied unions are asking to be al
lowed 10 Join the federation, with
the ultimate idea Of converting IL
into an immense general employ.
ers' agency.
Manchester suffers by the opera
ton Of the new American tariffs,
mainly ~ the extent 10 which she
supplied cotton yarns 10 Yorkshire
and to the German and French
Markets for the manufacture Of
wOolens, etc. The city feels the
Mckinley schedule thus Indirectly,
but with considerable force.
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Consumption
EaIIard-. Horehound syrup.

No single disease has played such
sad havoc with the human race A.
CONSUMPTION. No ether disease
appnoarfies - stealthiiy. Its early
symptoms are ignor,d because II Is
thought only a Cold or hacking
Cough, which Is neglected until
this grim monster has such n hold
that nothing but death can relieve II.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup has re-
moved the grip OF this grim monster
from many n throat IL taken In
time Il Till give surprising relief.
Try its soothing and healing virtues.
Do not put u of until too ME.
2. Q. VI. l., Agents. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13

Our customers allspesk highly in
praise OF St Patrick's Pills They
arc the bost.-BERRY Bros, Carroll,
Nebrassa. For sale by Y. &. NJ. 1
Drug Department.
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EXPRESSIVE OF GRIEF

at the news Of Justice Miller's i'll
ness, and conveyed the fact that be-
tween the ex-President and the jus
tee there had been for some years \
feeling Of mutual admiration and
warm personal friendship.
One Of Justice Miller's associates
on the bench, speaking Of his COZ
leagues illness, tonight, said the
work Of the circuit court was too
hard for him, and he had deter
mined never again TO undertake it.
He was tired out ON his return and
felt that never again could he do
the work and do himself justice.
At midnight Justice Miller was
still alive, although the end was mo-
meBtarily expected.
DR.. Lincoln left the Justices bed
side at 1870 and 10 those In waiting
said the end must soon come. He
thought il possible that he might
live until the early morning hours.
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AT 1926 A PATTERN

I6neh fine quality COOsI Hsnstas at &c. per yIi; Our
regular 75G quality.
4On very handsome Striped French SutnS at 45c worth g.
86nth Illuminated TreO at &c.,; this exceptional TaluG
as this cloth is actually worth zoe,
34nch HsnrietaS at i6 23C. our regular 25e quality
64nch Fancy Check and Striped Cloth Suing at 60 e worth
SLOO
52neh very fns Imported BrOadelOth at $OO Goods is
positively worth $780,
isinch silk YslTsts in ali col0rS &c., sells at 81 sTt
where.
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GREAT HOSIERY BARGAINS.

We Offer Great Bargain in about 200 dozen Misses and Boys
best quality COOrsd French Ribbed and English Cashmere H0
in sizes 10 al &c., &c. and 4Oe pair The prices quOtsd are
just
oNE-HALF ACTUAL VALUE.
100 dozen Hens COOrd Wool Seeks at 25c pair. Regular
price 4Oc
Mems Natural Wool and Fancy COOrd Shirts and Drawers at
75, ST. Sg6 $780, $75 and 81 apiece the whole line is much
untsF regular prices.
Handsome lot Of Silk Scotch Plaid Windsor Ties at 2SG sacl
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DeSeret National Bank,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS;
JOIN SHARP, President
NosEs THkTcuna vice.Presitsrt,
W. ". RHINE.
K BARsks,
1T. LITTLE.
10 CUrLEk
JANIS sHAKP.
HHSRI DrvooDEf
d. H. PEEKr.
NV. Jzxs.xGs.
GaoR0x RosHzT.
l. - HILLS. CGssierr
as YoUss. AssT Cashier.
A;tsi'esDePusib PaIabI, On0cn'nd'
Buys and sells Exchange on Hsu
rork. san Franchise. Chicago, 81
L8ui., Omaha, Leadse. and all the
Principal Continental Giles
A. safe Deposi; Vaults. Absolutely bar
car .zd are proof. Rents 81 70 Is per
az.
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MRs. NILLER,s ooNpIrIoN

has been distressing all day. Yes
terday she bore up well, but n IT.
action has set in and her nerves are
in pitiable state. She IL completely
PROSTATE. Her health is good, and
II Is thought there is no cause for
alarm. Mns. Reeves, n relative Of
Mrs Miller's, arrived this morning,
and is giving her whole attention to
the task OF calming the almost dis
tracted lady.
The only members Of the Justices
family here are his wife and son, the
latter being well known in Chicago.
Mrs. Tousealin, = daughter, who i
near Colorado Springs, and Miss
Lucy COrkhill, the Justices grand
daughter, have been notified by
telegnph.
A great many inquiries are re-
ceived from all sover the country.
Chief Justice Fuller received a tele-
gram from ex-Presideut Cleveland
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FOUR LIVES LOST IN a FIRE
IN a CHICAGO HOTEL
The Government Sending 300. 900
For the Relief Of The Poor suf.
ferers In ireland.
ENGLISH LADIES" IN TAT
CLUTCHES OF The LAW.
Excitement in France Absut the
Mckinley Tariff
Bin.
By Telegraph to the NEWS.
JUSTICE MILLER
Has Apparently hut n Pew Hours
20 Live.


WASHINGTON, Oct. Il.-From l
O'Clock this morning il was evident
that there was little on which TO
base any hope for recovery. The
nerves and muscles OF the throat
were much affected and all attempts
to give the patient nourishment
failed. still, there were slight evil
dences OF semi-consciOusness, the
Justice how and then opening his
eyes and looking at his attendants
with n CLEAN Of recognition. At
daybreak these signs ceased, how
ever, and he became totally oblivious
Of surroundings.
About three weeks ago, while at
st. Louis. he suffered from an attack
Of diarrhpa, but this was efIectually
checked on his return home. Day
by day his strength increased, and
yesterday he dictated letter TO Mrs.
Stocking, one Of his daughters, now
in Vienna, in which he spoke Of his
good health. The dictation Was
made TO his private secretary, and
yesterday when the Justice was
carried into his Office the letter was
lying on the table awaiting his
signature. Ii probably will never
be signed, but must remain an
affecting mementO, an additional
testimony OF the uncertainty OF
human existence.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
Jottings From B. +. z.

The holidays are slowly approaching.
Mr.. Jacob Smith will visit his sister, Miss
Dana, Sunday.
Another ~clsvier has been added to our IN
strumental department.
Two new secret societies have been formed
10 school-'Red Ribbons" and "Fish Bones
The girls are all busy preparing for the
concert which will come of soon after Christ.
mas.
A h,rus class is soon TO be organized IN
the primary department. TO be taught by Miss
Berts Richardson.
Our missionary society met last Saturday
afternoon. A very interesting programme
was rendered, after which the society pro.
ceeded to the election Of officers for the next
quarter.
The Political Economy class has Just gotten
to the subject OF protective tariff and free
trade. and since the class consists of three
democrats and three republicans the demo.
Gratis are anxious to begin their debate as they
are certain of having three more democrats
when they are through.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
Central Notes.

Miss Powell, OF the Herald. visited Central
Monday.
Miss Bryant spent Monday in Kansas City
and Independence.
Mrs. Smith called at the college several
times this week to see her daughter, Miss
Sallie.
There will be no open session OF Iduna
before Christmas. Our examinations coming
on now has necessitsted this pOstponemenl.
Uur DecsTber Gem will soon be out-so
we judge, from the bright faces and relaxed
brows Of the editress-ln chief and her asso-
ciates.
Saturday evening there will be n joint
meeting Of the Iduns and Euter pesn socle
ties. The programme will be given In next
weeks notes.
Bro. Carpenter conducted our chapel exsr.
cises On Monday morning and Presiding Elder
King on Wednesday morning. We are al.
ways glad to have these brethren with US.
denominations next week" Is to be heard
on all sides. We believe oil the girls without
exception. have worked hard during thi,
semester, and It is 10 be hoped that every on,
Of US will win = good grade.
Our girls went over on Tuesday to see the
academy boys drill. We. OF course, enjoyed
very greatly the exercises, 1t 10 due thu
Young gentlemen to say that they have beef
we'll trained, at least, In the military depart
ment; doubtless. also, In all others.
President Jones announced 10 the chape
Saturday morning that II the young ladIe
were willing to have school duties on thu
two following Mondays, he would dismIs
us at noon on the 19lh inst. for the holidays
II not. we mus: stay TIL the Gath. The ques
ton was put to the ''house"-the maJorit,
always rules, so our Christmas recess will
begin at high noon on the 18th.
On last Saturday evening Rev. Eason, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church addressed on
school In the college chapel. Subject: ~
Beautiful Woman" As evidence that hi
eloquent and beautiful lecture was duly ap
precisted and enjoyed it is only necessary l.
say that, when he had concluded, this remarI
was TO be heard throughout the room: '.OE
why did he stop SO soon: / could have listen
ed all night" BY invitation many of the Bap
Inst girls were present, and after the lecture
BY the kindness of our president, the younl
ladies' of the two schools had q jolly goo
time In getting acquainted with each other
in SOCIAL chat, &c.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
SHORTS.

Now 10 your time to get a valuable sewing
machine at less than one-third Its value
Read our splendid premium offer on inc
fourth page. II YOU do not have a good sew
ing machine now 1t will be your fault
Mrs, s. p. Arnold's stock of stylish MILL.
merry goods is complete 10 oil i's branches anu
abe invites the Inspection of all desiring u
.,.oh.so .oods In har line. novlti
Egpleston & Ewing carry the largest ana
best line of Blank b Bros. candy IN inc ''S'
If there is anything you need In the silver
Plated Flat or Hollow ware line call at A.
Egle's. u''o
ID. Haeckker's is the only place In the city
where the celebrated Saddle Rock oysters
W.. 49, n.oo,rea nov92n
Organs, pianos and sewing machines at
Ludwigs'.
.snyerrIowIng with bargains 10 dla-
monds, watches, jewelry, &C. grimes q
yensble, jewellers, Lexington, Mo. dec6ld
Parties who are suffering loss from hog
cholera, or who care TO keep their hoRs III
perfect health, would do we'll to call on MT.
Leroy Farmer. druggist. Lexington Mo''anu
see what he can do for them. The Eureka
Hog Remedy which he handles Is no num-
hug. az hundreds OF testimonials among them
7. n. spurlock, Of Clay township; george
Wertz, OF Lexington township; T. >. swear
engen. of Longs Hotel. Lexington ana
numerous others In Lafayette county VIII
attest. Parties using this remedy rs a pre-
tentative OF hog diseases, whose hogs DO moi
remain healthy will have their money reinnd'
ed.
our prices on holiday goods Will be very
low. Come and get benefit OF the same. M
N ~. a Con dec13t2
Malaga grapes. Florida oranges and bananas
at Eggleslon = Ewing's. aecio'i
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
TnE ALTAR
Married-In COncordia, December, 1. by
Rev, Moore, Mr.. HENRY WALKENHORST
and Miss MARY HUELS.

Married-In Concordia. December. 1. by
Rev, Moore, Mr.. HENRY WALKENHORST
and Miss MARY HUELS.
- In this city, December 8, by Jno, M.
Price, justice OF the peace, Mr.. WIN. CURT
NER and Miss MARGUERITE A. BUNCH ,
both OF HiggInsville.
- In FayeIte. Howard county, Mo-, Dec.
3. by Rev. W. IL. Robertson, Mr.. W. A.
KOBER TSON, of that city, and Miss Lille
SH3OYER, OF Wayerly.
- In st. Louis. Dec. 8, BY Rev, Or,
cannon. DR.. CLAUDE TRAP and Miss
REBECCA REDD. both OF Lexington, ny.
The bride IL 8 niece of Our fellow cOuntyman
Capt. W. "a. Rcdd. of Waverly.
- At the residence of the brides father,
In COrder Dec. 10, by Rev H.. B Banks, Mr.
RORT. WHITMAN. of Utica, Nebraska. and
the same day for their home, in Nebraska.
- At the residence OF the brides parents,
In Sni -a-bar township, December 10, by Rev.
Upton. Mr.. NJ. A. SHARP and Miss LEILA
j. GIBBS.
The groom is an enterprising, energetic
and prosperous young business man. and de-
serving Of the hand Of just such q lady as he
has won. She Is the daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. +. g, Gibbs, and Is "A ~favorile In the cir.
Gle In which she moves. A very large number
''''' W ~ ""'p, ''"pio "eie pres
ent at tile wedding and tie manner In whit
they were entertained is highly spoken of.
= A The Baptist psrsonsge in tbis cI,v
December II. nv Rev Fred w Eason M
JOHN FREDI TX and Miss EMMA H0EE..
MAN.
IT, l., , y, =, o .
i"o s'oo" wv oui i"'S' SuceeSs'u'
young business men, while for a comDa Mon
along the pathway of life he has chosen one
nj our most estjmebIe yopnp ladies' the eIdes
,.,.h,a. l.. 60 Ioa.,.I -.
aaugn'er III one oi our ieaoihg dermat
families. she being the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hoffman. MAY theirs be q life
tbrough which M clopds of pnbspniness will
amo.na
e'er pass' |
rHE TOMa
-
Dled-In Corder, November %. Infant chilli
Of MIR, and Mrs, Price Payne.
- Tn tbis county Da,. a Dr n ROACU
nm ola rsssdant Ua was h, rioJ Of a. Grou,
ohnrch on ,ha Q ~ We u "a h 800 o,o
.,tanIsd nv oh' HIS '"'"' 0'"h "s'
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
Religious.

Regular services at the Christian church to.
morrow morning and evening.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Hev. N. II. Mccain will preach at Prairie
church Tomorrow morning spd evening.
Usual services at the Baptist church To.
morrow morning and evening. Sunday
school at 9:80 a. N.
Regular services at the N. Il. church. South,
Tomorrow morning at II O'Clock and In the
evening at 7:3J o'clock. Sunday school at o 80.
Bishop Atwrll preached an able sermon to
a large congregation at the Episcopal church
Thursd ~ night. He left yesterday morning
for Roonvlll ;. where he will O~ficlate io-morq
rnU
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
TAIE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are rlu down. cant eat, can
sleep, can't think, can't 80 anything To yout
satisfaction, and you wonder what aIls you.
You shOull heed he warning. YOU ure taking
lIe first step into Nervous PrOstrutiOn, You
need a Nerve Tonic and IN Electric RItters Won
will find TIE exact remedy tor restoring your
nervous system to IT'S %nnrIuHl. healthy condi-
ton. Surprlslng results follow the use of Tins
great Nerve Tonic ami Alternative. Your anne-
lite returns, good digestion ia restored, ami The
Liver and kidneys resume healthy nclIon.
Try @ bottle. Price iOG al ltIOy farmers drug
store, no. I
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
TH OR Adj

BOrn In Aullville, recently, TO the wife Of
Mr.. Fred NcClure-a boy.
In Higginsville, December ., to the
wife OF DIR. X. c. Carter-a boy.
-ID H~igRinsvil.e. November %. to the
wife OF Mr.. Frank Heimbrook-a girl.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
HORSE WANTED,

4 Horse that / has ss spee d at ss siag S@"% s$6ssn
and will irOt in harness Must be. ~
sound. gentle. young anu possess Nj
decided Dea.ty. No plug wanted. Senu aoo..
rate description TO 240O Forest Avenue,
fipcElD Kansaa t,tty Mr.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

AHEAD OF ALI COMPETITION.
Right to the front Of all competition we
place our elegant new lOlIday goods. Crime,
4 Venahle, jewelers., Lexington, Mo. d6t3
Big bargains In baking powder and package
IOSee IL EAglest0n y ENinZ6 decI3tt
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

EROM the subscriber. four miles -
l. southwest of Higginsville NOvem- -
Der 3. one large biue-speckled hound dog. aL"u
two years old. hole cut In one OF his ears. A
liberal reward will be given Tor his return OF
infor nation OF his wheI eabouts
dpcBi3s AMUEL EMISON
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

I WISH to sell my farm of 80 acres, 81.
i near the Allen Mill, In Ray county. Gaszh
mas comfortable houses, "a large orchard ~
of choice fruit. good water and plenty --
OF II. and In every way a desirable place.
Apply on the farm. de6:2s DAVID HiXDN.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

ne sure and look at our holiday goods
before YOU buv. We G n do you good. M. +.
boyle q son. declst2
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

santa CLAUS can be found ut ROyle ~
Sons with a full supply Of christmas good.
See him. decl3t2
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

December 10 -Heywood's Ministries.
January lO.-Besch q Bowers Mlnstreis'
All tickets on sale at postofice news stshu'
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CALL AND EXAMINE.
WANTED,
FOR RENT'
xAYCOUNTY FARM FOR SALE.

STDRE room ami dwelling rooms, a.
- newly painted and nicely papered, EI
Dutch Row. EH
iune7u A. GEYER. -NA
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13
STRAYED.

STRAYED.
NROM the subscriber, living about n
E tour miles west oil Waverly, on $&2n
saturday night, Dec 9TH, one Sorrel NTXS
Mare, about l2 or 10 years old, about G
l8 hands high, star In forehead, some white on
one or both hind feet. white hairs around her
neck, caused by a rope. scars on left side oil
head and under her jaw, thin In flesh. No
other marks recollccted. A suitable re ward Ton
her return or for Information as to her where
abouts. dec13ti VIM. Ii STOLrE
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

Coming Attractions at the opera
House
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

day afternoon and night. In the afternoon
Mrs. Bolton entertained the Ladies' Fancy
WORK Club. of which she ID 3 leading member,
from Q tot o'clock. As the occasion warrant
ed, this was tbs most elsboratly arranged
reception which this club has been rendered.
Every room In the house was handsomely
arranged and decorated for the occasion and
In brightness the always beautiful home OF
the entertainer was only surpassed by the
countenances Of the many happy guests. Al
night tbe "boys" held full sway. Mr.. Bottoms
tim TO celebrate had arrived, and 10 assist
him in dong 30 lie Inyited about % OF his
gentleman friends to eome and participate In
q "stag' party. They were all on hand and
u jolly cool time was INDUCED 10. May Mr..
and Mrs. Bolton live TO celebrate many more
anniversaries In such . happy manner.
Corder More delightful weather could
not be desired for garnering corn than W.
have had thus far. The farmers haVe made
good use OF the time. Those who live within
40 or three miles Of COrder. Alma aud Con
cordia hive boen busy hauling their corn to
thoss p )lnls, where they receive 70 cents per
busbel IN the shuck. We understand that II
Is hsing shipped 10 Texas. Those who live
farther off are p%enninR their corn. G. o
Smith has three hundred and fifty barrels
penned, Welfs 4n1fected, which Is for sale.
Wheat is l~34Eft2sHe,l, but rain w0pld be Of
advantage 10 Il as the ground Is dry and
cold. Thsre he1 tsen soms hog cholera In
this .ectIsE sseS have escaped 1t entire,
ly up to tbs4 ntae. They have saved their
meat and sold ,fha< they had for The market.
8. b. shrssuef 2 Corder, sold his. stock Ct
g ,ods at suctlo s1d II Is said that he Intents
to make gfns% ~ future home. There was
u, preaching : ths Baptist church Sunday.
a ,od attei dang a the Presbyterian church.
Toe fesstfS tefks has already commenced.
There ore psjt pnuber In our community
and as lhete y 81 little demand for them in
the mark W anticipate a good time, We
hope Eit%a I1alsn will not steal Brother
Hutchisnr's n this winter. He ia ls6k
and Ian I'D nseas it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-10-16
Daniel Webster's Habits.

There has been good deal of con-
troversy about Mr.. Webs:er's habits.
When he went to England he acquired
what do not think was his habit be-
fore, he became convivial; and on his
return he showed IN evident liking for
the brandy bottle. He was never an
inebriate, but sometimes he made his
most powerful speeches while under
the influence of strong drink, and on
more than one occasion he was sadly
the worse for it. When he made his
speech at Richmond, under the October
sun. as it was called, he drank Sc
heavily ut dinner that when they took
him out into the state house grounds,
where he was to speak. the governor
of the state said he was afraid for him.
Just before his turn to speak came The
governor leaned over and said to him:
"Mr. Webster, we will be ready for
you presently" Webster reused him
self, drew Lis massive hand up and
through his hair. and smoothed his
face, and it seemed rs if he had wiped
away all signs of intoxication; and
when a few moments later he arose to
face that enormous crowd he was him
self again, and for over an hour he
held that audience entranced with his
matchless oratorv.-Anericd.