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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
A SUDDEN SUMMONS,
William Dannenburg Drops
Dead From Heart
Disease.
Judge Hooker Turns Parson
Between Divorce
Cases.
William Stevens Ground Up
by a Switch En-
gine.
East Side People Continue to
Demand Parks--Court
News.

William Dannenburg. an employe Of the
firm of L. S. Goodfellow & Co., dropped
dead last evening in the rear of No. 6O5
First avenue south. Mr.. Dannenburg has
been for some time sufferer from acute
heart disease, and his sudden death was not
surprise to his friends. He was on his way
to his lodgings when he dieG, and was found
Dv a chance passer-by only moment or two
after his death. The body of Mr.. Dannen-
burg was removed to Connolly's morgue. In
due season it will be properly Inferred. Mr..
Danuenburg was for a NUMBER of years
trusted employe of Goodfellow & Co.. and
his untimely death will be source of regret
TO his business associates
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
The Guaranty Fund.

At the last meeting Of the committee Of
committee of three was appointed to make a
personal canvass of the city, and feel the
pulse Of its merchants and citizens in regard
to the raising of the very much desired
sI,U0O.OUp fund. The latter committee pro-
poses to commence It's work on next Mon
day. " ill L. Steele. chairman. said the can
Vass would be thorough one, and that men,
bers of the committee would first visit the
capitalists, and later on persons of smaller
% 10 subscribe TO the fnnd and the commiitee ie
is confident that 81 ,5DO, 900 can be raised.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

On Monday. o. C. Merrinan, George w.
Libby and Z. ". Mortimer commissioners,
will hear the apneal ef Elizabeth rutherford,
who owns five acres cf land in Northeast
Minneapolis The city wishes to open Lin
coin street on one side of her property, and
Tweny-sixth avenue northeast ON the other
but Mrs Rutherford wants large damages
Former commissioners awarded Mrs Ruther-
ford damages equal 10 her benefits and hence
the appeal.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
B.PO. f.. Lodee of sorro,v.

The annual lodge of sorrow of the B. ?. @,
E., No. Al, will De held at Elks hall, Wash
ington and First ayenue south, to morrow at
D. In. The services in memory of the de-
ceased brothers will be public, and friends
are invited. The Minneapolis lodge has lost
Two members during the past year, Brothers
Willis and Schaefer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

The cooperative hail board met Monday
evening and audited accounts for the past
MONTH. Proofs of the new constitution were
read. Before final adoption the constitution
Will be submitted to the organizations repro
senfed on The hnnrd
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

cd delegates to the State Federation. Jesse
lielleux was elected a delegate TO the state
eight-hour league
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

A group Of lawyers was gathered in cor
ner of the large room at the court house one
day last week when the conversation turned
upon the uncertainty OF the action Of a petit
jury.
"ln nine cases out of ten can tell If am
trying a ease, just what the jury will do"
remarked a young attorney who has been
practicing law nearly year.
Well Frank Nye broke in, maybe you
can, but you re pretty good little man If you
can. Your remark reminds me of little ex-
perience of mine which cured me of any
pretensions as jury mind reader.
This occurred nearly two years ago. JAM
ison and were together. 1t was criminal
prosecution and we we're drawing a jury.
As one name on the list was called deter
mined-looking old chap walked up and Bob
scrutinized him closely.
'.I don't like the looks Of that chap he
whispered to me. Wed better put him off.
aDon't you do it replied. He's al
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

Manager Robinson, of Nicollet avenue
gymnasium. is trying to compete for prize
as 'Nwage-worker," and the objection is
made that he is a professional, but he will
probably be allowed TO remain in the race
under the plea that he is a blacksmith at his
business.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

The meeting OF the state eight-hour league
in Minneapolis this afternoon will have
large representation from st. Paul Nearly
every union and assembly has elected dele
gates who will aid III making all necessary ar
rangements 10 push eisht-hour legislation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

The stockholders of the Z. of L. Building
association hold their quarterly meeung at
the Labor Temple Tuesday evening. Reports
OF officers and directors will be the principal
business of the session.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31
INGALLS, ON LIFE AND DEATH.
The Doom Of Humanity and the 1Jn,.
Nerse-The ButtIra Hona

0oom or humanity and the Uni
r.. Nerse-the Future Hope.
"'' H"o9gon senator Beck. Pronounced
r. tug. 2a
IT, l5 right 70 live is, in human estimation,
r... '''st sacred, the most inyiolable, the
=, 'lailenable The Joy OF living in such
o. r''D1id and luminous day as this is in-
h.. able To exist is exultation. To
l,..,' 'eyer Is our sublimest hope. Annihi-
hr.F .Aunction aud eternal death are tie
tsa, llRs Of despair. To know, b. love.
ntls.,.e, ~ triumph, 20 confer happiness,
81 er.. 'eie misery. 10 rapture. Tue great.
b. bn'.o shd lbs seyerest PENALTY Known
q .'f .''An law is the sacrifice add forfeiture
Tain We are all under seBtenoe II
's-tf events may ~ may not De-
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IL sirocco Tea, which Is introduced 10 this
country by the ten planters who grow Il on
their own plantations 10 India and Csylon,
aud who guarantees its purity. Davidson a
Co, 1895 Broad ay. Nes York. Savannah
agents, Llpgnlau Bros -Adr.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words o.
ss0rs. IN tbs column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. CdAa sn Advances, sooa
Insertion
AoeT-yoody who hds any rant 10 sxppsy,
dNSfhtn2 to buy or sell. any 6xs1nsss or
recommendation 70 secure: indeed. any visI
TO OToslrv. should advertise IN tIis eoIu,,-,
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SHINGLES.

- TRAYED into my premises, a setter dog.
- Apply at 81 Farm street and pay expenses.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

IF you want good stove for small amount
of money go to d. n. THOMSON, IS West
Broad.
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nR. ULMER'S Whooping Cough Remedy and
~ Embrocation has been thoroughly tested,
and has always proved to be superior TO any
other remedy for said disease
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY desires a situation as seam
~ stress. Address SEAMSTRESS, care
News office
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C!ALL 400 to get your lace curtains laundered-
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I WISH TO ANNOUNCE 70 my friends and
Il the public that have sold nay green gro
Gerry, corner Barnard a9d Waldburg streets. 10
will keep on hand a choice supply Of western
aud native Beef. also Veal, Mutton, Lamb, PORK,
sausages, Hams oysters, Fish and Poultry VI
friends Orders taken aud delivered promptly
g. any part u tbs city. Respectfully. r. N.
KELLER
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Use our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4 S and 9
u inches wide, at s7l6c.. 621Sc. and s7lSc, per
bundle cssh; prices according TO quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

DICKLED TRIPE, Picked Pigs Feet Corned
Il Beef and new Mackerel. at B.ARBOURS,
Price and Hall streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

A NY STREET CAR in the city win let you
~ out at LOGAN'S, City Market.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

DURE STRAINED HONEY, very fine Georgia
i Syrup Messlna Lemons. j. s. +. BAR
BOUR, New Houston and Barnard streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS
SAVANNAH Aug. 30, 1886 P. NJ. city time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

Umpire BARGAIN co, Corner Liberty and
IL Jefferson streets, has very fine Waterloo
organ at a very low price.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

Il and wooded land near South Bound road.
sixteen miles from city. Address T. II. JORDAN,
N onte tn, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

fIaAKE advantage Of Che last opportunity Of
u VislfinK WARSAW 90 the iine steamer Cfes-
ceuf Ciiy she viii diseqntinue her ffins After
today. 30 bsftrf chance e. rnl0y a nne sali
sad spen4 q PLEASANT eey.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

T ACE CURTAINS at PRENDERGAST's
II Laundry lauudried for l21S cents per
yard Telephone 100.
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LNOR SALE, a large refrigerator; good for
Il butchers; also TWO barber chairs in good
condition; terms either cash or installment to
suit purchaser. FEAGAS. liz Broughton
street.
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I HAVE the finest line OF Domestic and I'm.
i poEt-d Liquors and Cigars Wine and Bottled
Beer j. S. I. BARBOUR
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WANTED TO RENT, seven or eight room
w house with modern improvements, in
park vicinity. Address A S, COHEN. 1894
Broughton street.
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CTATIONERY store for sale on time pay.
- ments; good stand. Address CREDIT, Morn
ing News
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= CENTS gets the Sunday sSue of the MORN
- ING News. Be sure and read It, For sale
at MULLRYNE'S DRUG STORE West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
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WILL sell at a bargain, a counter and show
w cases and other fixtures Address Post
Office Box 20.
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ENOR RENT, House seven rooms with water,
a SIS Apply 2S7 Montgomery street, ne ar
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VOUNG LADY desires position as cashier
L or work in an office. Address 5. R. l., care
Morning News.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IF you want good meats 20 to LOGAN'S.
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ENINE ROAD BUGGY and single harness,
Il nearly new, for sale cheap GU account of
owner leaving town. Address BUGGY. care of
Morning News
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Tlerible Addresses and General Care
1essn ess the Cause of Much Mental
Agony-5uggestions That May be of
Value.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

CLEANLINESS is next 10 Goodness. Cal
~ 400 for fun particulars.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

DYES WANTED. to see B. II. LEVY &
AZ BRO. s big ad. on another page about re-
duction sale this week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21

--Msss fans Bnrbsrk cone hosns iron
A'hA Mas lssi Msndsy sua started The
r,Ii Mosdsy. Aas lsior cssilstcn. where
ATE sill si'ena school
-~Mfs A. r. Grshsm sd children ssd
Mi. J~ssis weihsfeli ~to have been VIZ.
isias ffisnas hers . namber 81 sects ~
poet ~ ts,atu 10 their hone ia Albany
ueri weet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21

The lusirious Chief OF all Areaic Starr, will
appear in his daring and unparalleled Act OF
Riding and driving ~ Fiery Tboroughbrsds 81
Brs stnect Speed. He will alec present for the
hrst time here. the Reason Gifted Equine Gym
mas. Eclipse" together Slth oil OF die Famous
and Ill Created Animal Sensations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21
Dairy Farm for Sale.

The farm belonging to the cstate OF D. F
Faulkner, in Londonderry, VI lie offe. ed fol sale
81 great bargain The farm 10 situated about
one and one fousth mile ION the village Of Lon.
doBderry aud about oDe mile from Lowell Lake.
II Is uoder high state OF cultivation. the build.
ings are -.cisss for fam buildings consisting
Of story and half house with l.. three bsrns,
grsinery, large wood shed. ice house and oil
chafd and extra eugar orchard on the place
The btm will sin'er twenty cows aud ie,ln Les-
esssry for wo, kirg the farm chte-s fscto y
10 70 be tpilt within / mile, ready tor business,
next season, Hsy ali cut with moving machine
MRS JUDITH FAULKNER. Admini, tra.,ix.
Is =. WAIT. Administi ator.
Londonderry, W, August 20,b, 1890. i56w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21
MARGARET A. McKEE's Estate.

state OF Vermont, District OF Manchester, -
Ia Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 5sh day OF August
A D. 1890
An instrument purporting TO be the last will
and testament OF Margaret A Mckee iate Of
arlington IN sid District deceased, was pre-.
sented for Probate.
whereupon . session OF said Court, 10 be held
81 the ProDste Office In Manchester, in said
District on the 2lnd day OF August A. D. 1880,
At o'cl ck p m. Was appointed for the pro.
bate 81 ssid lnstiume Mt and hr all persons con.
cerned TO sppesr aud contest the ssme, n cause
there be for 30 doing; aud pubic notice tLe'e
Of vas ordered TO be given by the publicsiion
hereof in the Manchester JOURNAL = newspaper
printed 81 said Manches er, three weeks sue
eessively previous TO the time 30 apo nted.
true record.
Attest. J. z FEM. Register.
A true copy Of record.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21

srs,arlirg ans Realistic WILD WEST scene
-20U Scouts COWBOYS and riguI Ipdians Cur.
fEh's LAsr HALLY-Tbe Airactous Moaatsin
Meadov Ms,.scre-- igSiAn- Atiacs Dn Desdwcod
stage cosch--A yirsiris Reel on iiorsebscs -
Pony Express HiAing-Ail ihe Crack Rife, shot.
gun aad Pistol ffperis-fbs Chsm Ii0ts Of the
univsrss, CAPT =. " BoARbDr. snt his Three
sran the Wiid VEST AiifAcsioas. all The Cir
Gu. stars. ali the Hip.svifvpe Features. sil the
Elephants ard st.d rss.t. ali The Great OGDEN
On riots ~isi b. Displayed "a the Rare. ksds3ni
and homsnt,e street fsrsis. 81 10 q m. On the
Dsf al E,h b.iDn 20 this CITY.
sSrvo Complete ErhiD non. Daily At the
CsuAi Hour. Admissian 10, Children aadsr
Ealisosds. Sc Loed Asspt for Particulars.
SARATOGA, Monday, Sept. 1.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21
p z N $40 N 8.

J. Z Eldredge. Pension Attorney, will be st
the Hotel IN Arlington. Monday, Aug. 18th. at
Colburn House, Manchester Centre. Tuesday,
Aug. 26th, aud DaLby Aug. 9Th, for ,he purpose
OF doing pension business. lie would be pleas.
ed to attend to oil pension business that may
come 10 him. I5lW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21

feNt W fHtafs " sLtH ARNf 10 af~Af
ser, weet
aniIxoTus
-Tas programme a the tenpis tooroa
neni Is arranged by The committee is
follows bssienios Tuesday morning viii
ladies donbie between;
Mrs. Il. G. Soaring and Miss O Q seele.
Miss l.. Garfield aud Miss II. Phillips,
4 Next vill come the iuuior singies viii
the following named is,
Paul De1,ing Of Arlington.
l3en Estsbrook OF Manchester Ccuifr
Arthur McCsfirsy Of Manchester.
| Y. II Holden Of Arlington.
Zsdis McAaley OF Arlington.
John Msrbury of Manchester.
Eissrd Garfield OF Arlington,
Percy Liscomb Of Albany.
Part u The sentlemen'si doubles will b
played on Tuesday. the remainder on Wed
nesdsy, Is follows
Ga Tuesday
Botum add Lyman.
Bisphsm and Msrbury
Field add Potter.
Dsniing and Adams
A. Garfield add J. Canheld.
Bainbndge and Juison.
Ga Wednesday
Hall and Jennings
Liseonb and partner
% Wednesday st9 O'clock wall bssin
the senior singles. with the following nam
ed entries;
4. II. Field Of Ruilsnd. Bye
Harry Esausiie OF Manchester.
10. NJ Lyman OF Rutland.
Arthur Csnheid of Manchester.
Willis NJ Ross Of Rutland.
Paige Biinbridge OF Albany,
q. w. bispbsm of New York.
&c. A. Adams OF Arlington.
John Wild OF March, ster.
q. Deming OF Arlington.
Il. j. Hall OF Bennington.
Charles Kellogg OF Manchester.
w. Jennings OF Arlington. Bye.
The ladies' singles will be played st the
same time op the DeminR court. with the
following named entries:
Mrs. r. Q. s airing OF Arlington.
Miss Cora Miltimore OF New York.
Miss G. o. Seeley OF Arlington.
Miss Fannie Barney OF Fest Arlington.
On Thursday. besides the finals there
will be the mixed doubles. with the fol.
loving named entries.
p Liscomb aud Miss l.. Garfield. Bye.
&c. W. Bsphsm and Miss G. G. Seeley
p. Judson and Miss II. Phillips.
@. Adams aud Miss Il. Barney.
q Deming aud Mrs. II. G. Soaring.
l. J. Hall aud partner Bye.
The result Of Tuesdays playing WAS as
following: Mr.. Soaring snd Miss Gree.
ley beat Miss l.. Garfield and Miss Fl.
Phillips by sscore OF g. 0. Co 10 the
Iunior singles. Arthur McCsffrey Ed Hol.
len Go, GO. John Marbury beat Per
" Liscomb in a very prettily contested
match @ "A. l2-10. Arthur McCufrey
beat McAuley Ga. 60. In the finals,
and Msrbury made = very ear
,est battle with the former as winner, CO.
p. 6-l. 10 the preliminary match in
gentlemen doubles, Messrs. A. Garfield |
md James Csnfeld, Jr. beat Messrs. Paige
and Percy Hudson, 6 -4,6-4.
a the frst contest 10 ladies' singles, Mrs.
!. O. Soaring beat Miss Cora Miltimore.
%. "a The second contest in gentle
mems doubles resulted in 3 victory for
Wild and Kellogg over Liscomb and Ste
Vsrt, 6-1, Ga
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-21
w A N T E D 4!

RELIABLE PUSHING MEN TO cell choice
Nursery stock compiets assortment. bplendid
opportunity offered fr Spring work. ~ sslss.
men have good sueceess. many selling from eiD0
y 800 per vssk. Hepd for Prpss and Iestimo-
uss,s A good pushing man wanted here st once
Lib<rai rerns ssd the best goods y The MARKET
Write PRED Y. YOUNG, kcrssrymsD,
Apsi 10th. lsso -tssv kscasssSr. y, !.
Evening journal., 1890-07-31
ANOTHER HOT CONTEST.
Wilmington, 3; Hartford, z--other Notes
From the Diamond.

The Wilmington Club defeated Hart.
ford In another exciting game yesterday
afternoon by score of 3 to 3. The home
club kept up it's record of fine fielding,
both In and out-felders making beauti-
full plays and catches. Umpire Neil who
left his profession, that of an actor. 10
walk into the diamond In this capacity.
made hits debut before Wilmington
audience, and from the first his decisions
were bad, causing both sides to kick in.
cessantly. Hartford began complaining
in the first inning, and kept at Ii until
Mr.. Neil said to them, "If this thing does
not stop, Iii fine each of you
Wilmington made its runs in the FIRST
inning. heay reached first on Fosters
error, and Coogan went to base on balls
forcing Keay TO second. Lynch flied to
Annis. Carl made pretty single and
oy nice base running Keay scored
Voogan scored on staibs error, and on
another nice single from Corcoran's bat
Carl scored. Corcoran reached second
but was put out at the plate while at.
tempting to score on Anderson's scratch
hit. Gslligsn retired the side bv
striking out. Wilmington could mob
score again, although several PLAYERS
AoAcuou bulrQ base.
The Hartford men could not oct n
third base. and 1t looked very much Ike
shut.out, until the eighth, when thew
scored two runs on loose PLAYING by the
home club Moore was hit with the hall
and Stab flied 20 Anderson. O'Connell
hit safely and both Moore and O'Connell
scored on errors by Sullivan and Carl.
which also gave Annis aud Bottemus
their bases. The Wilmington PLAYERS
entered protest at this point, claiming
that Annis, in running IT, third had
interfered with Carl. Umpire Neil was
evidently thinking of something else.
for he declared the runner safe, on the
ground that he had not seen any inter
ference. Captain Lynch protested
strongly, and it seemed for time. that
he would call his players from the field
but play was finally resumed
Stallings hit TO Sullivan, who threw the
ball to Newell, and the runners became
bewildered for a time. Bottemus was
running between second and third. Apnis
was hugging third, and Stsllings was
Prsncing between FIRST and second He
hnally ran to second and Bottemus was
put out. Walsh finished the inning bv
striking out. The ninth inning was
very short one as both sides PLAYED
sharply.
The score:
Evening journal., 1890-07-31
WOMEN AT THE sATH HOUSE.
Large Increase In the Namber OF Fair
Batherg Mt the Hammond

Large Increase in the Namber OF Faiy
Bathers Mt the Raymond.
This has been the second day that
women have had an opportunity to avail
themselves eff the use of the free bath
house. From the increased attendance
1t would appear that the suggestions
given In the EVENING JOURNAL have
been read and acted upon By great
many Of our women. From early morn
ing they could be seen vending their
way. slngly and in pairs, carrying small
satehels containing their bathing suits
and returning in short time much re-
freshed from their dip In the cooling
waters.
The woman who patronize the bath
house do not belong to the waxen doll
species, nor to the classes who spend most
OF their time coRtcmT l&ting their busts
before a mirror They are generally
hard working servant girls, who enjoy
half holiday each Thursday. which
many of them have no particular place to
spend, AID to whom the free bath house
comes as GOD send; or shop and factory
employees who during the week have been
cooped up In unhealthy establishments
breathing the impure sir of clsss and
badly ventilated workshops. Occasion
ally also, matron can be seen
accompanied BY her little girl vending
her way towards the reviving bath house
The matron, hsweyer does not belong to
the 800 pound speeches, but bears the
marks which bespenk life Of toll and
honest labor, during which no leisure
time was given her for the accumulation
Of flesh. II Is during the afternoon and
evening hours that women attend in the
greatest numbers however. as these are
generally their hours Of leisure. Mothers
have naturally been unwilling TO allow
their daughters to 60 alone until they
learned that the bath house was In
charge OF responsible matron, who sees
shat ruleG ara ofriaklxv oJbaraa -
Evening journal., 1890-07-31
The ram o'shants club CoIlapso..

A few members OF the Tam O'shanta
Club gathered last evening in the EZEKIEL
building Sixth and Market streets. 70
hold a meeting OF the club. The chair
man did not put In an appearance, and
the number Of members present was 80
few that 1t was resolved informally. IA
disband the club One member said
that he believed # Burns himself az
peared, Scotchmen could not be got to
come forward and welcome him. He
expressed his int ntion OF joining the
Clan.na-G Gael, as. be thought tbs Celt
had common interest. The chief tonic
Of conversation was the forth coming
visit Of Scotch foot ball team 10 this
country. II was the opinion Of these
present that no team in the United
States would be able to hold their own
with the cannY Scot on the football
field, under the Association rules.