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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

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R.ns Tks soss esrsszsd 4nEi
her st2rsoard s-dss ~exs shrss feet
szdss sbs -4ts< and thsF gave men-
selves 4e for lS=t n rhs e4bia EhiFty-
ave p4sss gers ssss Fanziag - sEd ire.
r@nlc-sEE1sksa. sails sons % ths eEes
t<isd - asl4 ne &osrs shat ItwAs al
ever IN "a iazt.Ra aRa IN tie
zsAariEs ths 6o4s lad eesn lifted
bodily and taFnse afossd sna for
cad heA4lng for ksRtucky instead
of iA4izaA A dezd eal2 succeed 81
Tor shSEt time The bsss ~2s
Eaaliy laE8e1 IL JersEsoRsills.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Jo,.. simon on th. c,rmap..

PAErs. April Jules Simon in an
interview said he considered Emperor
william sincerely solicisous for the vel
fare OF the working classes. lie said
that the decisions OF the labor confer
ence Will be great stride for Germany,
but in only few minor points will they
advance French legislation. Bismarck
said hs had always liked the French
His departure from Berlin was specta-
Gle never 20 be forgotten.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

nc sks rsnsiaess q tee Measure They
abolish a. sp~04A tsxas epos dealers
II lssf sss~eoA dealers In tebAO-
60 UsEsf@ctsrers Of scb.ceS sna
elx1xs sDd ps1alsrs, but those p-srsons
are rec aires - Register KAsir nance ma
sterssses ss al present AL reStrtS-
tsns sP9n tobacco growers IN reEArs ~
TIA sale 81 IAeir tobacco ars alec re-
moved The tax On smoking a1a mana
fsoturea soe@oeo ah6 sner - reduced
frou " cents pound Proylslsn as
made fo< rebate - msngf@ctsFsrs and
dealers If tie original factory pack Sxss
- sDeking &nd man uf&etered tobacco
and snat eigars ehsrO0ts .na cigArs ties
held a. the time the lss goes into eneet
Of the fal amount of Tie reduction
made By TIE bill
WILL SoT LosE THR0UsE sucorT
WAszHGfOs. Aprl / ~ The Court
OF Cisius hAs given judgment IN favor
II Representative Grain, VI Texas IN
his suit ~ eOTupel the Governments - re-
imbarss lin for moasy lost through tie
detAlcation Of Clerk SilootL
The court held thAt by lAs aud prae-
tice the Sergeant-st-Arms of the House
Is = disbarsing orioer and inferentizlly
the Government is responsible fer
moneys placed in his hands by mem bers
Of Congress. The amount stolen BY
Silcott was about $40 600. A bin will
probably be introduced 70 reimburse
meu bers for the amounts they lost
BILLS ISLAND FOR ISAuGRANrs
WASHINGTON, April The Senate
and House committee on immigration
held joint meeting yesterday at which
a resolution was adopted approving the
selection OF Ellis Island As the locs tion
of an immigrant landing station
CATTLE COMPANIES MUST 60.
WAsHISGToS. April 1.-The Commis-
sioner Of Indian Affairs, in accordance
with Instructions OF the Secretary Of the
Interior, has issued a notice 10 all whom
IL may concern. whether white men or
Indians that all cattle and other live
stock held on any Indian land in the In
dian Territory. under any pretended con-
tract or other arrangement with Indians,
for the use aud occupation OF any part
or portion OF any Indian lands for graz
ing purposes must be removed there
from not later than October /.
1890 The effect of this notice in con
| junction with the Presidents proclama-
/ ton OF February II, 1890. will be the re-
moYal OF ali cattle from every part OF
the Indian Territory by October l next
| whether on une1pired leases or not.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

MILwAUKtE, April /. - Funeral
services over the remains Of tho late
Arch bishop Heiss were held at St.
Johns Cathedral to-day. They consisted
OF the chanting Of the solemn Office for
tne dead by about $50 priests
mostly from this diocese. Pom Il fcal
requiem mass was celebrated BY
Cardinal Gibbons, and al its close
Bishop Hennessey, of Dubuque,
mounted the paipit and delivered the
sermon in English on the life OF the de-
ceased. He VAS followed by Bishop
Katzer, o. Green Bay. who spoke in
Germsn
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

ONCE and DiSpcnsary: Room 4. Immen Block. -
Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids Mich
Cures Deafness, Noises in the Head. Catarrh
Bronchitis. rheumatism, Nervous Debility. I'm
potence. Barrenness aud diseases resultinE frOm
early indiscretOns and excesSes OF manhood. ani
diseases Of the Urinary Organs Blood. stomach.
Lungs. Eye and Ear. Fits. Old Sores Beich :,
Dyspepsia, Nerve. Spine Liver. kidney, Heat
Diseases. ShOrtness OF Breath. Back Of Head
small OF Back al diseases OF women aud chIl1rea.
and all chronic diseases.
Once hours a. m. - p. m. COnsutst ~ free.
and no charge for services until cured Medicines
sent everywhere. Make a call II possible. Dlrec-
tOuS in All iangnageS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
WILL VICTORIA AsOlCATEq
The British Queen Said tn BE Thinking {
Of Qatttiax the Throne.


LONDON, April LIT Is said on the
highest Official authority, rs we'll as be-
ing a matter OF common gossip in Par
Lament and AT the clubs, that the
Queen is seriously considering ths step
of abdicatlng the British tarone. The
recent reception Of the Prince OF Wales
by the German Emperor has had great
effect on tbs aged Qneea. who IS
now convinced that her son ought TO
have q chance to play the lending role
in England during the rest of her life.
which Id certain to be short A
special bill will be introd uced into Par
lament whom she is willing 10 resign
the aotuAl throne, and the Prince ol
Wales will be crowned King of Rag nd
and Emperor OF India
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
RHEuMATIsM ALWAYS CURED.

EKv-0v. n May ls isf To al
whom ~ may concern D hefrf
eeriify that was a.f'i rte0 fpi
year VITA q sease of fne hin
Joint during witch time } scf
fered fha fnesf - rrEi lat. 10 pa n
viii hufverV little intern asion.
Prom fhf ioiuf ff 10 I0ws1 TIE
direction - The bone destroy
Ing % With Iu about z iufhes
q tie tues when Is cis harFed
freu hall 8 pint 20 rIrf ~
mater cav snsI pieces rf
bone corn ~ away frUrf fIne ~
time fri~e siI fhf rhTs .HHs
fhsf o0u'd bear Cf thaf
thought would b. ilEs'r o. Heuf
tim. 4 theH tired paffuf ufFr
ieinre. itrfrsrfs ard ssfees.
&c derived uc feusft. ruf ron
fiuneC - lose strength. flfa "
fesrlrF ~ the surHFss ~ ~ ..
Cfnv Tadf Or fts fresf fneHf ~
sueh gfsesses arr bei - strprI
lr ferfuafsf ~ NJ = q Hr
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frrar fiusfrisl J plaree ~
go DuHef has tres frurnf. enc
a. lsEur o. sag fhsf pad ua.-
ir raufarsd. Fal RfuE Strength
ffe nar lsHTirf ruf. fhf snfes
hefng sutireiv fssled. suf Hf
TIrt whfef 49, sve I'd - nen'
- da1hls fts usturs sige. a.
srmsf fhH nsfura sra - an1
feer within ~ wrfts fiwf.
wes RI vears ~ sgf Thfu
srref I wnnIs 30 Uiessef -
sr.es.r letters frqrr IRE a.
fofes FsrsqF hosr.
2 Rnftrr 4 crxrf fariGs y 80
= =. Diseases - tnf joints
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
THIRTY YEARS SICK.

was very sick 30 years; had dr0psy AL over nv
body; could not steep OF tie dJNn Al nizll :. as iet
Choking sensation. and would have 70 ST up Two
hours al q time, and fased wnite roth. Passages
from bowels were partly 81 mei also Al rupt are
three inches above tue navel that come out As b :
as my tbum when | coughed or bad hard pain
there also burning In my stomach and spit water,
cough very bad. long and hard aud tres1n - tIsD
short breath and trouble with nv heart and terri
bic pain below my heart and rhnun tfs'n b- "a .
treatment with Or. :. Clsv Todd q S0BrOe-st.,
room 4. and Rapids. Mic1. oct 3. i's-. an I
have been getting better ever sisce, and am nos
very much better n every rns1.or t. = ~. a1f
treatment. Dec ~. lss9. PETER kIdITHJF.
lreutbe Ottawa County. III .eh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Killed by His Wife.

CARROLL, Ia. April 1.-At 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon Stanley Wilcox was
fatally shot by his wife de rushed
from the house where he lived. and fell
PROSTATE in store adjoining. crying:
My wife shot me-" Mrs Wilcox was
found IN her room sobbing violently.
y revolver with one chamber empty
was lying by her side. She was placed
in jail Nothing is known OF the cause
OF me crime.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

NEWARK. y. J., April 1.-on Monday
a notorious tough, known as "Fid-
dler" Smith. entered Herman's Ia;
factory and stabbed an employe named
George Hastings in the abdomen, and
then plunged the knife into Frederick
Butler, who had gone 70 Hastings as
sistanee. Smith was finally secured.
Hastings died in the hospital and Bat
Ter is not eKpected 70 I've.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Killed Himself Instead of the Gar.

LONDON. April /. - The Tslegrsph's
correspondent at s.. Petersburg says a
man commit tted suicide there Monday
leaving letter confesSing that be had
been chosen by ballot 20 Kill the Car,
but found himself unequal 20 commit
ting the deed. His confession contained
the names of his aooomplices and
several OF hem Asve already been ar
restaa
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
A Earn Fnraed.

LAEcAsrEs. Wis. ApYil T. - Henry
Borslfs immense harm near Mount
Hope. Vish all IS contents. inclad ing
aizh teen hesd II cattle and fifteen
horses, FAs destroyed By FIRE Monday
morning. Less. -. eco or $500 above
ths Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

CHICAGO. april L-Judgs Waterman
yesterday 0ver-ruled the motion for a
new trial for Jeremiah O'DoRneu, con
viotsd Of jury b-ibing in connection
With The Cronln srial
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

CHIcAso April About 700 journey
men plan 5srs have quit work. insisting
On their demand for iEht hours work AZ
the rate of sq55 ue~ dav.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
MORE PENSIONS
To Senate Passes Whas II Known
&c TIE Dependent BIZ
n aEIgcrs vlglOUs lxEyDYnIS.
a Lass ~ the A@ap0Es@Es oh-@kss n sss
T2rtG sSAsasls rF0Possd - Ss-
mskLxlsy B1n-CthsE Cap
tI@l GSsslFs



wAsESsros. April In the Senate
kond4y senator Plumbs K2n- , amend
msnt 70 tie dependent pensIon bll re-
moving the limitation - 70 arrears -
pensions making pensions On account
Of wounds or injuries or disease con
n1encs from ths death or discharge Of
ths soldier vas defeated b vote Of 45
to8
senator Call (Fla otsFea An amend
uasns 70 incl ude those sho served IN In
dian wars prior % lsT0 Re Iected-yeas,
%; uYs. ..
Ser. " Vest Mo offered an amend
men aroviding that the money Reces-
sary meet the appropriation under
this Oil shall 90 raised by an income
tax 0l per cent on incomes between
3. 900 and $, 600. IA per cent between
s.. 0o9 and $40, 900, and 10 per cent over
sI00, o01 Laid on the tabls-yeas, 29i
nays, II IA strict party vote.
Senator Plumb offered an amendment
10 pay a pension OF eight dollars a
month 10 all who served ninety days IN
the late war VINO are o. years OF age, or
as they attain that age. Rejected
yeas. 10; nays, SO.
The bill was then passed-yeas, AZ;
nays, 1e.
The Montana election case was taken
up SO as 20 make it tho unfinished
business" and, after a session for execu-
tive business, the Senate at $50 ad-
iourned-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Cow. Aprii L-FAe ocaar
stEsrer 81 r7 - Paris hss heeu ruu -ss
nearIT -'esr ~ ~stsr &18 the lsax sslta-
zensiy rsralr-a 81 ssrus4 81 asr ss1ng
sorsS aa llssrrscl
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-15
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1880.
IT is o 10 BE


Gentlemen who wish To exemplify
the manly art Of trying To knock each
other silly i'm six or seven rounds Will
find no field for the exhibition in this
city. Such u meeting was planned for
tonight. IL was represented to the
city authorities that the intention was
to give q friendly exhibition here and,
with that understanding. n prelimi-
mary arrangements were concluded un-
der the idea that the exhibition would
be tolerated. 1t appears. however, that
h participants have u prize tight in
view and hat an exhibition which
Butteswill not permit just now assumes
that il can safely seek shelter in this
city.
People whom II proposed meeting
interests will read with care the prOcla-
nation issued by the mayor of Ana
cOndaA The fight il loft" So far as the
authorities of this city are concerned,
and il the principals and their friends
presume to go ahead i'm the face of the
proclamation, they may expect To settle
with the city authorities precisely on
the terms announced.
Since the brutal and deadly affair of
recent date i'm Butte for which, by the
way, no man has yet been punished
the atmosphere of the prize ring has
become quite too offensive to he ell
dured by the decent public. Confessed
ly, people in nearly every station of life
admire the branch of sporting that in
eludes scientific boxing. but the bust
ness has lately eel mad degraded and
degrading, and h public will not stop
to inquire whether the professionals"
are to blame for this condition Or not.
No matter where the blame rests, Butte
was put to shame by what happened
d its eye, that disgrace is shared, in
n measure. by Our own community. the
whole business in unde the ban. for "a
time at least, ana il is not tn the taste
of this community that contestants
shall come To this city bringing with
them n posse of Knockers from Butte
whose presence is lot desired here.
There il mo- argument over this sub
Ject. Encounters of the kind proposed
are sometimes tolerated. but that is all.
The authorities rave 10 right, under the
law, to say mo" when they are disposed
to do IL. and the other side doesn't en-
JOY the privilege of asking any ques-
tiOns.
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E AND

Jules Ferry has returned tai Paris from
the south OF France, much changed for the
worse. His whiskers are now snow-white
and his face il marked by lines of age and
care.
Susan Ii. Anthony will in "a few days
reach her 10th birthday, and the anniver-
sary will he celebrated ny AN elaborate
dinner and reception at the Riggs house,
Washington.
Mrs. Custer, widow of the gallant gene
raj, il said to he n woman absolutely with
out fear. She used to her hus-
band wherever he would allow her to- go
during his campaigns. and her fondness
for out-of-door life has never left her.
Judge Field of Kansas City, i'm n suit
brought by n colored man against IA man.
ager for damages for cjectment from a
theater, decides that II theater ticket is
merely u license tn enter, revocablc ut the
wish of thu, manager.
Robert Gushing the sculptor. is at work
upon the figure of the Madonna, which is
being made for Miss Drexel. Il is to he
put ian a chapel i'm Philadelphia. Mr..
Gushing will he remembered rs the artist
who made the well known bust of the late
Cardinal M~cCloskey.
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by the way, what has become of the
Pan-American combination"

The Chicago Herald, which ~rscently
took upon itself tn write mp Butte. making
il ont the widest and wickedest city in
the country, and drawing attention to its
alleged gambling proclivities. seems to be
living in u glass house. I'm II single issue
of the Herald. which Processes to he u
powerful and accurate reflector of coll
temporaneous thought and opinion-as
found i'm Chicago are these ''answcrs to-
correspondence"
\ Constant Reader Any straight iiusl, viii
heal tonr aces.
Snl'>rriber-A fui hand beats a flush. except II
straight flush.
NJ. D.. Bowen Any man past the age can raise
the ante Ia draw cards before the drawing bc-
gins.
Who is the winner What 10 poker player says
his hand il is Just SO much wasted breath. The
hands must he placed on the table. and the big
grst one takes the pot in ease of "a call.
lntercsi,sl-Wlie "a poker player finds, after
the cards are drawn, that he has hut four cards,
he Is ont of that pot. II is u players business to
count his cards before he picks them M, anL see
that he has the proper number.
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AS 10 HE ARSENI.

before the democrats who deserted
Helena were fairly ont of the state. the
STANDARD expressed regret at the
purse they had seen tit to adopt. That
they found ample justification for their
action need not be- proven before IL ron
stituency which knows that fair play
WAS refused them and that they were
To be used in an u~nwarrantable way to
suit the purposes of "a presiding officer
who sought to make legislation merely
for its use tn senatorial aspirants i'm
Washington. The STANDARD does not
lightly estimate the splendid fight waged
by these democrats. 1t il loyal tn the
cause for which they CALAMITY contend
ed. il commends the spirit and the
methods 10y which their conduct had
been guided. With entire frankness.
however. we expressed regret that the
senators felt impelled to leave
This Office has received a letter from
"a friendly correspondent who want to
know why the STANDARD condemns
the course of the senators and then
turns around To- inc tault with Becker
for coming back" That is a question
easy to answe .After consultation.
the democrats decided To leave Helena.
Every senator agreed to il and each
WAS bound by the compact. II was
easy for all of them tn get out
of Montana, Mr.. Becker could have
done it without exerting himself I'M
duly. lie was at liberty to return had
he been moved To that course by what
seemed tn him the prompting of II sense
Of right or honor. But the senator's
course confessedly was nOt under the
guidance of any such sentiment. lie
was careless. wilfully or otherwise, i'm a
matter where more II personal con
alterations were of %accoun lie was
bound to be alert for himself and
equally alert for seven other men. After
he finally got out of the state i'm safety.
the STANDARD expressed its satisfac-
ton, not for Mr.. Becker's sake. but be-
cause of the duty he owed to his party
associates. The STANDARD added. too,
thai it didn't care to hear anything
more about Becker. We return to his
ease now, simply because we want to
lift the CLOUD from the min of an
esteemed reader who, in our opinion.
ought to have been i'm MONDAY light OH
the point without this added comment.
1t is certain that the absence of the
senators will be adroitly misconstrued
by men who are ben on perfecting
fraud and seating W republicans in
the federal senate. Yesterdays dis
patches make that clear enough. In
Washington the s will be per-
verted. the truth obscured and the mo-
tives Of the senators distorted to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-15
scHANDeRz TO THE GRAND vlzleR

Tho Caliph S~chandcrz, commander of
the faithful, to the Grand Nizicr Rikarlz,
greetings: Compelled are we to inform
thee that We are sore, displcased with thee
aud tho mess thou hast made since the
day we arose and from the province de-
parted. For the tidings that have come
tn us touching thee and thy rule are evil
and sad. Fain were We to remain with
thee until such time as the business had
been fixed up To completion. Vet ID was
nceslful for MS to- hasten tn the palace of
the sultan, where we now are. For, as
thou knowcst. business even more import
ant did await us here.
With alarm and misgiviugs. therefore,.
did We leave thee to paddle thine own
marouf. Yea, when we girtlcd up our
loins. and packed our grip with changes
of rsliment. and placed upon our head -
new turban of the kind that is called
SLOUGH, and set out upon our journey. even
having within our inside pocket a pass
which they that do run the Northern Pay
siphik caravan i'm their delicate courtesy
sent unto us, even then vas our mind
troubled and our heart heavy and sore.
Moreover, when we sought respite and
nepenthc, and did unfastcn our grip, and
go down into the bottom thereof, and bring
forth thcrcfrom theb bottle of precious booze
which i'm our forethought we had stored
therein. even yet were we cast down i'm
the mouth. For oursclf we feared not;
hut for thee. For We reasoned with our
self that ut the palace of the sultan we
would find many powerful friends. even
mighty and jealous men of Islam. who i'm
our behalf would hump themselves day
and night continually without ccasing.
Nor when We arrived were We disap-
pointed.
For they said, Behold. the Caliph Schan-
derz Is accounted "a slick man with am ex-
cee<liug great So that no slicker
can make him. He, even he. did wrest
the province of Montana from the dogs
Of christians, even after they had rpttesl
the faithful i'm battle and put to flight the
forces of Islam with terrible slaughter.
For he did show his slaves, Abou Ben
Jackaz and Halliz Boozi. how to cast out
Christians. even a hundred. three score.
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and MIN. I'm d.v Va. n. .,aa I'm
str,.ct the ~or~l sheik Knovl. I'm shnN
vvhich hc .ho,,ld slo. Mor,over he -
rembIed his emirv and mamciuke~ r.
Uctner. and o-rvanized them and ta,vht
them the vav they .hos,ld vo af,os,t th,r~--
even how thew should choose him calinh
and Emjr Povrz caliph with him. Am
thinor nd ne fax I'm the stvIe "a IIesl ane.
and II came In pass morcover that the
wise cadi at the capital OF the province
did pronounce the bs,siuers holy and
straight. Surely his calipb In the stu6
and nv Allah we have much need of him.
And we ansveresi and naid unto them
silver that they had spoken truly and we'll.
And we ur1tsi Them. nlso. tn WAGER even
the boota OF them that these thin0s ~vcr,
40. For We snake. ,nviuv. Rchold- 7
will give We pointers Of exceelin0 great
value: and my tins shall IN, straiUht And
n shall come to mass that when We bs.ve
monkey business I'm any mart of the em-
oir,,. my uall shall asto,,ni We. For =, I,en
none else daretb to tackle a lob of ex-
ceediu0 delicacv and danuer. Lot 4 evou
L. shall get there. and foru,.t We not II.
Yet ali this time did we WORRY n 8 In
thee. q Rikarrlz: for we knew thee. For
we said. surely the tlous Of (,hrist;ans w,;Il
arise as soon AS we IN. 70 denartssl- AMI
they will net AWAY with Rikardz- AMI
Rikarlx shall ne unto them ma one that
IL knocked into a cooked hat. For tho,,vh
ne be a hold yizier and n WILLING. Vet he
kno~,eth, mot that which will LAT MIN
over niuht. behold. we have tauvbt him
all the akin uames that he knoueth- R,t
.uerndventure a new c~ombinat;ou ar;seth.
10! he faileth tn bust IL lest we he mt his
elbow and show him the how tbereof
Yea. he will make an exce.,tlinO oreat
bulI' and ali things shall Uo 10 sm.sh
everlasting. And the dogs or (,br;st;.ns
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There are reasons why it is not wise to
Haunt flags Owe school buildings under
the impression that the colors arr, an edu-
Gator. A far wiser course whereby To-
cultivate the sentiment of which the hag
is "A symbol. il i'm the plan adopted yester-
day i'm this city's central school. The at
tcrnoon was devoted to u timely study of
L~incoln's career. The exercises were in-
structive. entertaining and impressive tn
all the pupils, whose formal SHARE i'm
the occasion represents study under the
most approved method.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-15

In the matter of legislatures Washing.
ton is having about as hard luck AS Mon
tana after all. First the house fixed an
early day for adjournment, and the senate
declined To concur. Now the senate has
fixed II day and the house refuses tai
agree. Perhaps the senate and house
have come tn an understanding whereby
each shall get credit for wishing to- stop
the farce, mt the Same time keeping il mp
and pocketing the proceeds.
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The New York Tribune inquiries edi-
torially whether we are as polite and
considerable IA people AS we used tn be
and whether the average American is
as fine "a gentleman AS his father was.
Evidently the Tribune has observed
that. of late. New Workers have not
observed the time-honored courtesy of
lifting their hats in the presence of
ladies' on the boulevard. i'm IA corridor
or while riding i'm the elevator. There
il good and sufficient reason for this.
New York suffered its share of ahlic-
ton due tai the grippe. The doctors
warned every man to he cautious
against every form of exposure. n
one such form is the dOtiing of ones
hat. The 7sibuHe should remember
that the average Americans father
did not live in the era of the grippe.
When the scourge il out of the way for
good and all. we may expect tn see
courtesy resume its sway and then the
average American will be as courtly as
ever .'the governor" was.