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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

/ The Queen # tre B lgianE IL one o.
/ the hest eques rians III thAt country, an
IAN drive six-in-hand with grace aud
safety.
trstce lamar il saii to look ten years
oder tn n lie d d two years o, and he
has II pit 80 much n the bench that he
tas become sioop-shou dered.
George Argustus Sala is paid $40, 900 a
yer by thu london 1eleg app for writing
tour ditorials q week. The sal trv Sc ms
big, hut Enpl sh editor ais are large aud
heavy.
james Patton Scott, son of the ex-
President of lie l'ennsy lvsnia rai|road.
Is levolng his ti'pe to the ektabl SHIN mt
oi ore .! tie gre Attest sugar plantations
IN the South.
The Car OF Russia wears the LARGEST
ruby in The world, valued st $l00, 400, il
his crown, which ie mi er-+hsp and
hys On its crest cross imposed of five
big diamonds support ny tie ruby
Howard Furniss, the caricAturist of
Punch. has made many enemies among
the royal arademicians hy loking vi I,
rial fun st THIN. They fear the w ncl
Hibft 'tAl Nht pSus tdihdtutS rs SOL t.
times criticism.
james Gordon Benne't's residence on
h lleyue avenue, Newport. known as
stone Villa, has been med TO Senator
elect Calvin :. Brice II Ohio, who, with
his family, viii oceupyit during the COM
ing summer months.
Mrs. Grant says that MRS. Cleveland
was the only lady who had an er ioyable
residences ii the White House She di
not have any too much room Tor the en-
teItaning she did, hnt it WIS far more
han any mistress has enjoyed in the las
twenty-five years.
Naja, daughter OF the Ruasian painter
Mo osow, is ron to be married, an viii
W ar unp Of the most mary l,us bridal
dire seq ever seen. Her fstAer's friend
and tellow-artists have each painted an ~
legorJ nj composition on the dress, which
~ en- the heau'itul owner is inside OF It,
will he - perfect walking art ! cry.
Mrs Lanptty has made PERSONAL t,i.
un'ph in Ter new pay in London. bat
| tire piece itself is IA Il 70 be v ~ hao
and was once or twice on the pc mt % be
ing condemned ont Of ri .ht rter E. h4l
/ san lraz, the critics declare, is better than
tier Rpsslind. She wears hong DIR SEES j.
the ireW play, which may have suggest, {
! the favorable comparison.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

The Waterloo monument al riu -.
In memory of the British officers ana ~ -,
diers will be ready by July, lsSV' AZ r
present satisfactory rate OF pfos, pres
The money raised by public s'iosellPi hsl
will just cover the COST with ' 'as
ance on the right side. The inse,lp t.o5
ON the monument has been dfu ,Ss
finally as follows: I'm memoir. = off.
British officers, non-commlssloH'u; = Ina
GERS and men, who fell in Belgium - l,srs
battles of 1873, and whose reliain' ESQ
transferred to this cemetery :" ,,asn
This monument was erected by the qass
and their countrymen on a ei!e Inv d
ously presented by the mon ,,el5sran.
Brussels, 1890. New YORK le''e
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Hayri suffers from superiority OF
politicians; the supply largely exceed.
the demand. The Offices to which per.
quisites are attached are too few to sat.
isfy the hordes of rapacious time servers
each anxious for an opportunity to stea
enough from the public funds to supper
himself the remainder Of his life in east
be it III France, if the sum be larg
enough, otherwise in Jamaica or sons
other neighboriug island, or even in
Hayti. But once successful, he gener
ally prefers to leave the country than Il
remain and run the risk Of being com
PEELED to disgorse the fortune won at tht
expense of his fellow citizens and his owl
honesty ,-Cor. New York Post.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

A remarkable instance of the .t,,,,
pheric effect known as mirage was -,
messed at Ashland, O., on March 70 :,
appeared about 4 o'clock in the wes.o..
heavens, and was a clear and well do
fined picture of city, with all its huiH
ings so distinctly visible that their 5itfsr
ent styles could be easily distinguished
Owing to the great distance Of the obiso,.
thus reflected, however, the steenles :,
the churches and the walls of the hon,s.
were slightly inclined. The image was
OF course, inverted, but was life sizad
for the reflection enormously maonisad
the picture, though leaving it exouistelv
sharp, thus causing it to present RI.
markedly realistic appearance of a large
and populous city suspended in the air
or falling through it, for an amazing
feature Of the phenomena was that
while the city itself was 50 clearly DE-.
fined, there was no reflection whatever
Of the ground on which it stood. -PaiIs.
delphia Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

The steamship Santa Maria, which was
ashore az L doud0 Beach. has been sale
ly got of.
Charles Z, Clarke, murderer ri Car
tain Dun an LOAN at San Fran isco, hf .
teen denied a new lrial. An appeal viii
be taken.
Many prominent non Normons at Salt
Lake nave signed ii protest against Con-
pres- IA sing a la@ d s.ranchls NJ nom
pols nous MOrmons.
TIE Humboldt river and tributaries
are said u be gorAtd with leeompcs
earcas ses of stock that persisted during
The snow oil last winter.
George Foster, arrested at Lathrou.
Cal, 'or par sing a COME derate s. Tote,
SAYS he is from Portland, Or. lie is a
cripple with 0, e foot eff.
c. p. Huntington told the Fresnoites
that h. could not accord To Fresno ter
minal rates, as it was an inland city, with
no water communication.
The San Francisco and North Pacific
Railway Company's new steamer Ukiah
has been successfully launched. Next
10 the Solade it will be- the largest ferry
bpat plying 90 the waters OF the bsy,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

A numler of Montana bills are pend
ing III the senate, and the : majors Il
~ at State have been slow to call theu
up on account OF Sarat rial courie-N
lheY do OF feel like p ittjnI them elves
forward just yet ana thli up the.r meas
nres as otntr $ nato~s do.
An fort : being maze by the silver
inca 10 have Sefator Sanders M k, u
sp erh / tie new st tes repres nting
tire d a of thes people on that -ubj srt
Sanders 3 " ere il 50 much talA en-
the sui j ct now it il q ting tiresnme
and no votes hive been CHANGED by all
that has been 81 Il,
Senator Power is just now worre !
ov"t the small api OF tm' nts in his STATE,
and Il is sad tia Saui'fs and Csrt-rart
- i'll ng hat h sh | taxi "a Of them.
! ne minor p'ac lave 10 be ii he'd, and
Nj. Power las MANY sppl atoms ON
band d very dav he is flooded with
&c idons asking FIR office.
:, mater Stew 1T hos proposed nm
ann nsiment 10 The sund civil anpr pr-
alton hll. vii h was ref. rid Ia tue 4 q
.opr alton Coz mittee, autt orizing the
SEC eiaY OF Arri ultnre to expend $25l, =
80 IN tonlinuins h irv-sig zion OF tue
extent Il hicti the ard region OF the
Unted at-s can be r,eeeutd hy uri-
ga ion ard a, gr SAT on o. lri L. lmds
such eRirp- and for the : let on o,
s Tor res ryi r- n Their hydraulic
WORKS IN connection With irrigation.
The Washington dele CATION are wo k
ing ae ea ntstiy so = ey tan To get more
mon for river ard harl or inprov4-
mrtts in heir state. Now that the tarifI
bill i ont o. the way in the House an /
the rtvt'r a. a h ,rh0r ii a likely to come
M soon, ihevate ting ready / , lay he
claims Of tn" rev State before Con sres,
IA 4re empha' lea " titan EYER. SrEa org
SOU r. and A lon have some cham es
- hi h they will pres 1T to the S nators
IA advance even OF tho consideration OF
the bill 10y the Senate Committee
The Montana Repn Leans are having
great scramble over The olliceof United
States Marshal. The delegation is re-
ceivng petitions and Papers of candi-
dates bv every mail, and some are en-
forcing their demands by telegraph The
candidates are Frank Doud of Great
Fills, A. c. Raikiu Of Helena an Judge
uingovin ef Butte. Butte City also alsa
has several other candidates who NAV
secure tire plum, but at present it is liza
BILE to 20 to one of the aforementioned
The man will prob ,bly be the choice OF
Sanders and Carter.
Ben Butterworth, who made strong
sreech against the Mckinley bill in the
House, was asked few moments before
the vote # he would vote for the bill.
nd replied that he would because he
knew that it wonld be keel hauled and
reiramed and revised in the Senate so
that it would not be recognized as it was
passed, A great many Republicans stood
by their party on the same ground, fear
ing to oppose the bill because the Repub-
iiean managers in the House might re-
venge themselves by defeating many pr.
vale bills that have been pending
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

A novel and most effective apparatus
for extinguishing fires in ships hold,
and for rapidly ventilating the holds III
emergencies has been brought out i'll
England The scientific basis of the in
vention is the fact Of carbonc oxide gas
being inimcal to combustion. Fire is
distinguished in the ships hold by the
apparatus filling it rapidly with fumes
extracted from the boiler funnel, and
cooled and purified on their way to the
hold, vents being left tor the expulsion
of fresh air contained in the hold. The
fumes are injected with such rapidity as
to produce an outflow through all vents
and crevices in the hold and thus pre-
vent the ingress of fresh air, which would
otherwise occur.-New Orleans Plea
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

The eccentric boy at public school is
unable to take kick kindly; he resents
having his hat knocked into tine gutter.
or being asked why his tie is like tele
scope, or being made the victim of boob,
traps and the ability to take these little
attentions with good temper is half the
battle with new boy at a great school
who wishes to lead happy existence.
The average schooIboy, Of course. doe
not mind these things, and being neithei
4 POSITIVE Ounce nor a genius, get
through his school days fairly We'll, ana
neither needs nor desires The exceptional
treatment which ought to be given to ex-
ceptonal youths,-London Telegraph.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Ice and water are represented by strips
Of white and colored canvas. Tie vapor-
UPS effect of clouds in motion is repre-
sentod by gauze and painted clouds. This
has been improved upon by steam gen
Grated under the stage. The conAagra-
lions on the stage are not as serious a.
they look. The thick volumes of smoke
are produced by burning powder called
Iycopodium in pam Direction is given
to the smoke by the use OF large bel,
lows. a glare Of lime light is thrown
upon it through crimson glasses, which
through Jagged rents and openings, gives
a lurid glow to the fumes. The falling
of beams and the Changing of bells
heighten the illusion. - Philadelphia
Times
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Electricity has stepped in mercifully
to alleviate the miseries of the early riser
on dark winter mornings. An arrange
ment has been devised by which con-
nection is made between the room clock
and the stove. The clock indicator isset
over night to any required hour, and
when the hour hand reaches that time
in the morning an electric connection Is
established with the stove, which IS theh
lighted by an electric spark. Thesleepef
in the mean time is not disturbed. As
the temperature of the room rises now
ever, it is indicated By a small therEno
stat. and when it has reached point d
summerlike comfort an alarm is sounded
The sleeper, of course, is awakened' ou'
the act of jumping out of bed has no"
no terrors for him, and the morning
additions are performed without Sn0u'
der.-New York sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
a rig Paper Contract

One of the largest contracts Tor iufs
nishing paper for the use of the census
office is the one for manila tahulallig
cards. The number OF cards that VIII
be used is estimated to be loo,ooV'VVV'
and it is said that it will require 2Oo'ons
of MANILA paper to furnish these a., Cai o1o
Under a former contract 9o,VoV'VVV
sheets for the population schedule WIZ l
be furnished, which is said TO oe lux
largest single order for writing pape'
ever given. No single mill in this coun'
try could meet the demand, and Inc " y,
der is now being filled by two OF 'ns
largest paper mills in the eountr! ~
ready orders have been sent out lof ne, iri
500 reams of paper, which will Wels p,
5s4, 900 pounds, and at the eons s,s
price. 8 cents per pound VIII COS, ,s, Sss-
560.-New York Commercial AdVef''''i'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
a HslIo AnnlhIl....

One OF the most unio,a
ne day Is being exhibited /. .enticus q
namely. 9 telegraph which ' n.y. city,
message In the handwritIne !, gives Tie
er instead Of In dots and dasb y 'i'e ssrd.
The instrument Ia small ans
takes up less room tbaa uu cotnpact.
and, i is claimed, has man a ede,spaon',
oyer the latter, the most irloor, hsa'isagss
That after two parties com,aur ,salil Being
each other they have writtsn .'le 9Th
their own handwriting ~ - !, record 10
spondenee. The instrument J Il corre:
upon a stand or desk. and thu a., placed
OF it visible are a fountain nsn Oiis parts
attached to the box and na,. : s'ylus
Of paper. narrow strip
The stylus is taken up, ana /.
draws the attention Of the ceptr, i',s y, act
The operator writes the npmh. ai oliice
instrument OF the person witt 4, " The
desires to communicate. Heia 80. I'm no
and the narrow strip Of pape ya hs
moving. The stylus il In res,;, gyms
means OF transmitting the rpessaa y No
IA
is attached to the apparatus haiq,. y
as 1t Is moved in the making ~ ~, ana
lines of the letters in breaRs an gIrs and
meets currents, carrying the lit,la ~,
tain pen to make the identical eba,d 'oun'
on the strip OF paper before him ~ 1'''s W
causing the pen of the RECEIVER i,4 alo
ment to record the same cbs. a..''a-
When the receiver wishes n 80, l's, q,
simply takes up his STYLUS ana r ~, DC
while the other remains quiet. '''N'
The instrument is designed = j,
take the place of the telepbona s = =
work in addition to it. 1t ia cbaana. %
ing let out at an annual rentaI ~
like the telephone, connected with a a
trail office. Although probably mas, s ss
full for use in cities, tests have da.a a'''
strated its practicabiity for internrh~r
use, one message having been aec,,ra, ~.
recorded 800 miles away, and ooina ~
miles over an ordinary wire with ! rin o =
battery. New Orleans Picayune e''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

M F. Mullins Of Chicago defeate'
Charles Westphal OF San Francisco in
beef-killing match at the latter place 70
purse OF ST. ,Oe0 and the championship
OF the world. Mullins won by sixteen
points.
At a meeting Of the 'Longshore Lum.
barmen's Protective Association OF San
Franeisco proposition WAS made, aud
will probably he CARR, d at the next meet
ing, to donate IS. 900 to the iron molders
now on strike.
| The iurv in the case OF Mccoy against
the Southern Pacific Comp my, tire at
Re Bluff, hrs render d verd ct in fa-
vor Of The plaintiff for s81l damages for
400 sheep which were killed by tram
several weeks ago.
G p. Backstrom, bnokkeeper OF the
San Francsco Savinas Union, commit d
suicide by shooting on the Oakland ( rry
boat. He had propose TO Il yopt z lady
on a picnic from which they were return
ing, and was rejected.
Adyices from Alaska state that the
aiming season has open d here
ans piiously and he prespeets are g oil.
All the canneri, On the karluk river ate
in active operation, and other est b ish-
ments are preparing to start up soon.
Fort Mojave, A. T., Ia 10 be he aban-
doncd, and stttle-s therenhouts are great
" dissatisfied. Old-timers fear trouble
from the Indans an soon az the influence
# the soldiers s removed. An Indian
school will be established in the aban
doned fort.
At fan Franeisco Qua ermas'er g.
Smith of the Ut amer Zralandia was dis
rny d hv customs ntiirers attempting
to saugs a boz containing 4 o. 0 cigar
ashore, and was arrested. He claims the
cigars belong to First Mite r r. Preble,
aud the later was also arrested.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
A Mushroom Bureau.

The census bureau sprang I'D in the
night like gigantic mushroom. When
Mr.. Porter was appointed superintendent.
few months ago it was represented by
s single individual known in the interior
department as the census clerk" Now
it has 1000 employees in the Offices here,
and 45 900 men will soon be in the field,
not counting the thousands of special
agents. 1t will spend on paper and
printing 800, 900, and for other expenses
nearly $4,000, 900 more-for it costs about
ten cents a head for every man, woman
and child to take the census of people
Finally, it will publish twenty-five vol
umes, and then, like mushroom, it will
goout of existence, leaving not trace
behind save one solitary census clerk
sitting at desk in the department Of the
interior, until the year 1900 shall arrive
and another census shall be in order.
Then the mushroom viii sprout again.
Washington Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

Bob WslIace, who ia said to have
stolen 50 00l from his un lie, John II.
Wallace. at New Yok, has been arrested
in Havana.
Samuel Baker, farmer living near
K ngs City, has ern found de Il with n
ni>tol wound IN his head, and it is be-
lived h. vas murdered
John 0'Neill, the hood'e Alderman
who is nov ia Sns sing, N. Y viii te
DISCHARGED frnm that instiiu III JunH 10
II his 5000 tino is pii !, as he Will have
serve d out h sentence.
NJ g. l. N Cooper At Stock on, Cal. il
ciar&, With h wig Oh a ned mo1e
fro n srve al |an J HqT'n coun Y farm Ar~
under ftls pretens y, she having induced
them to advance III mey 10 enable her q
Il the ntlu NE which ehe claimed to
la in Washington T. ward h,vin2 GER
tain la IDS, IL w he d the mans Of Ja-
oh Br'ck, opel t. settlement
DR. Za'of, Luther n clergyman Of
consi Ierabl- prom nence of S :llswig, has
b. ELI senten~pd 10 imprisonment for
criminally sanlting young Womao
who VAS n m. mher his 60 egation
Sirong eiior w,rr made by h friends
20 secure hi- scqnltia in cpnsldrrali n
Ills Ealing n d his hitherto blamel
f.. bnt the evile c. 'ainst him WAS 70
live aud overwhelming that notIiI Z
could save hun lrou coaAi on.
A San Diego paper charges that Col ec'-
or OF Customs join Berry paid $50 to in
veigle Cinnamon over the hold some
weeks aqo, 80 that he might have the
re lii tf cautu mo them The rharpp
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

AT meeting Of the Chemists Assist.
ants association some rather disquieting
specimens were exhibited. dernonstrat
ing the existence of 'iusects and germs
in sundry pharmaceutical PREPARATION.
aud drugs. The first was IA fair lookin.
sample Of crushed linseed. recently ob.
tanned from Il large wholesale firm. ami
kept Iii wooden cask with wooden
cover. The exhibitor gravely asked what
would be the effect of applying poul-
ice containing thousands of insects
70 an open wound, especially if the poul.
uce be made from hot instead of boiling
wRteF;-London Lancet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10
The Chicken Crop.

Government statistics show that $500.
ooo'ooo are required to represent the an
nual expenditure for the chicken crop of
the United States, and that Is, DOC. 900
dozen of eggs, worth 81 ,617 900, are i'm
ported to this country pes year. Show
me wheat crop result that can touch
those figures.
The expenditure in this country each
year Tor poultry aud eggs will amount to
a much larger sum than thar which
comes 70 the credit Of either the wheat
crop The cotton crop OF the dairy pro.
dueE'--IatsryIew IN New York Star.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

In the case of Samuel Lands, clla sr,n,
with receiving stolen goods 'aNs4 =, Or
the Erie railroad. which was tileu . She
bana, it was developed that Jau'o ora i
hey. who was clerk in Landis ;,Jnced
now serving time. having oeen .a.sising
by Lands to plead guilty 70 rs nsvins
the goods in his absence de - 'salary
Sheher, who Is a young inapi ..nN Il
for serving the time which a SIT
served .e, by II hin.se!i. -PittsDuFg p!sps''-'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

IL
great de'l cas-. III 1888.
Anuns uccessful attempt has heen made
to assassinate the Deccan Of Bombay.
A pp'empntavy treaty between the
transvaal and Belgium has been signed
The Pore is. it is sta ed, about to ere
ate twenty new bishoprics in Bri ish In
dia
The Pussian Government win hold a
II tjonaI industrial fair at Moscow in
1913.
A new germ said to he the origin
of diphlheria, has been discovered in
Berlin.
The slave trade at Zanzibar has be
ONE very brisk since the Blockade was
raised
Complaint is made that tbs Masons
have monopoly OF supply ing Italy with
tJoacco.
Apei ion for his back pay and pension
has cen sent to Egypts knedive by
Lmin Pasha
An Italian spy has teen sentenced at
| Nice to tive wears imprisonment and to
p,y 4 5,000-irane fine.
Ru sia haq ordered from st. E'ienne.
Frtuce. smok1lpes powder cartridges to
supply ! o 90 0 rifles.
A London dispatch saws deficiency
/ E43l 90 has been discovered in the
Bank OF New Healsnd.
During the military steepIe-chases in
] = ErHY Fl,
XII ed and another injured
The French press h IS drawn warlike
| ronclu- ion FROM tie ordering OF the new
Ameriaau squadron to Brazil
A contract Involving $22, 900, 900 for
! ullint ralr,4d s in Mex co has been
s-eur d Ivy au Engl sh syndicate.
At a meet ny Of the Madrid NJ rrantile
Club 1t WAS resolved to opp Sc the p,o.
ie, ted note issue Ct The Bank OF Spain
German is allowior So i4lists 10. re-
'urn in pronps, go as 10 prevent rush at
thu expiration OF the anb-So ,ia'ist law
The Chinese sre STRENGTHENING their
o iii MS Ho, < the Ross an fr, Ii r, and
tr poo to re-is he aggrtss Gus OF their
poNtrtli neig bor.
Complaints are made by lonal papers
in G~l of assault s hy mots OF the
Rem 20 8 on Isolated En'op ans Tn, 8.
outrages bake tax n lt e ne tr Calcutta
Advi es ON East Africa state that
Mi Al sWap has ip'ured NJ keno. nj
pla IN tire Wtole coasr from that pla u
10 Iauzibar in the han 3 oil the Germans
Salisbury has promised TO Belgium
En- lands support to maiuta n u,ra'
pO-iion in ease OF war. l. opOld fears
that another Franto-Prussian war is i'm
mlre emf.
The EXPERIENCES Of the English and
ita' an Cover ments during the last year
wi h ref renee 10 ll0-lon guns have dem
ons'rattd that monstrosltiea OF this sort
are no longer wanted in the navy.
The Ru.s an Ambassador in an urgent
note o the Porte demands ravment Of
the ARE rs rom the war Indemnity :
9TH rw So, he adds, Russia viii reserve
the hight to take further measures.
Large numbers OF respectable young
English Nom are being slipped 10
Queensland at the EXPENSE of The Queens
land Cove nment and kept frte of cost
ater landing until proper employment il
obtained.
The House of Commons has voted
three tines on dis Establishment for Scot
land The first time, in 1886, the adverse
majority was IL. In 1897 it had fallen
to 81, and last week it shrank still fur
Their to 50.
1t is probable that q series of interest
ing maneuvers will take place in Anstra-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-06-10

Professor Frank Stouch, a dancing
master OF Berks county. Pa. is So wears
OF age and has been a teacher of DANCING
'or htty-four years of his life and il stflf
at it, conducting his classes as success.
tqiiy as he did thirty or forty years ago
ne now has seven classes in Reading and
Lebanon and $50 pupils, and during hi.
career has taught over "a 200 Young neo.
troit Free Prea. 10