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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-05
NOTICE OF THE ORGANIZATION
OF THE
Court Of Private Land Claims

NOTICE is hereby given that the Court of
IN Private Land Claims, established by the
act of Congress approved March 8, 1891, en-.
titled An act to establish Court of Private
Land Claims and to provide for the settle
and Territories" was duly organized at the
City of Denver, in the State of Colorado, on
the first day of July, 1891, by the appoint
yided for in said act. And by order of the
Chief Justice and Associate Judges of said
court, the first session thereof Will be held
at Denver Colorado, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of November, 1891.
The substance of said act of Congress is as
follows:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-05

As general liniment for sprans and
bruises or for rheumatism, lame back,
deep seated or muscular pains, Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is unrivalled. For
sale by G.. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-05

He launches "The Towns Protector,
He is there to stay-or to try;
Delinquents; a bill collector;
Sheriff; sale-good-bye
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-05

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Events at the City Of Belfast
A special 70 the KRssxsIc JOURNAL. I

iSPSSsSs " tuS hkSSA1hS SouAAAL.
BEIFAsr, March 4-Mr. Benj suin
Kelley received dispatch few days ago
from the Gorham Normal school, saying
that his daughter Lizzie, Who is attending
there, Was very sick. Mrs. Kelley immedi-
a'eiy started for the school and later news
pronounces her sickness rheumatic fever.
Two men named J. W. Pendleton and
jerome Stephenson we're hauling plank by
rops On the schooner Dow building In Nc
Donald & Bosea's shipyArd, Monday.
When near the hold of the vessel the rope
broke. let,ipg them both head frat into it.
which swas 8 feet deep. By . lucky
chance Pendlston struck on his feet. strain
ing both ankles. Stephenson struck on his
head, aud remained unscoreious for q lcug
time.
Schooner OdelIe Wade sailed Tuesday
for Boston. G. l.. Warren, Colson, sailed
Moncsy for Boston. 2. NJ. Bonnie, Bur
CESS. sailed Tuesday for vinalhaven. Mar
tina Innis, Speed. sailed Tuesday for Rock
land. Maggie Bell, Torrey, arrived from
New York with coal for Swan Sibley.
J. L. Stewart is having a peaked roof put
on his house On Main street. 1t has been
at rooted.
Special Police L. H. Jipson arrested
James Howard, Sunday, for drunkenness.
He was given 80 days in Jail BY Police
Judge Rogers.
The stallion Silver Spray, owned by
Otis Of Mass will come 10 Belfast March
10th, to Mr.. Otis stock farm in East Bel
fast.
Died, in Northport, Monday. Robert
Colson, of consumption, aged 81 years.
His remains were carried 10 Winierport,
his home, for internent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
CIosiug Hours ia the 6suats

The Senste remained in session all night
Mr. Hale moved q. 3 30 A. M. that the
Sensie receIe from the Hawaiian cable
amendment to the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill which was the Only Q1es.
ton between the two houses on that pilj.
being convinced that il wouli be useless TO
attempt any other conferences on the sub
ject.
The motion was agreed to and the bill
now goes 10 the President.
The conference report on the hill for the
reorganization of artillery and infantry
forces of the army was reported ard agreed
to.
Hswley explained that the report pro
vided merely for u charge Of ofgsniza.i IN
and did not increase the army by one man,
The House bill for the Issue Of the com
mi.sion Of Philip C Johnson as rear nd
mirsl in the navy, and to deliver it to his
widow, was passed.
At 4 A. NJ. Mr.. Allison presented the
conference report on the Legislative sppro-
priasion bill The Senate receded from the
amendments As to senators' clerks ard
session COMMITTEES clerks and leaving them
still at . per diem compensation. The
report was then agreed TO
The conference report on the deficiency
bill was presented and read. Mr.. Hale
said nearly sli items in dispu,e had been
arranged. but here were stili unsettled the
question as to the Pacific railroad claims,
payments to the widows of Chief Justice
Waite and Justice Miller, the French
spolistion claims and the claims Of states
for mouars expended In the war Of 1912.
At l. the Senate took recess till . A.
M when the session was resumed.
4 further conference report IN the de-
flei-ncy bill was presented and read.
The Senate went into executive session
ct 10 50. The doors were re-opened and Is
was announced that the House had agreed
to the c)u ference report on the general de-
fciency bill.
Hale presented the same conference re-
port to the Senate and i, was adopted
Rsnsom offered RESOLUTION which was
noaoiu9u.ly agreed 10, rendering the
tiIsuks of Congress To the Vice President
for the courteous, dignisei and able man
per in which be had presided over tbs
dt iibsratioDs Of the Senate.
The House bill for the protection Of the
lives of miners in territories was taken
from the calendar aud passed.
The committee appointed for the pDr-
pose, EdmuDds and German, in conjunction
y i'h the committee Of the Honse, ~aited
upon the Prssidsnt AID informed him thai
the tao houses had concluded their busi-
ness and we're ready to adjourn.
They returned ard reported that the
President had replied that he bad no fur
taec communication to make and he wished
the President Of the Senate and all its
members hsppy return 70 their homes
and every feclhty.
The Senate then adjourned sine die.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
spBAKER REEDS RnxAaks
Previous TO Acjousnmsnt-Qusstiona
tbs Fu,uss Must Decide.

WAsHrreroS, March 4.--Jass before an
nouncing tue adjournment Of the House ct
noon todsy Speaker Reed spoke as follows:
After two long And stormy sessions, In
some re.pec:s unparalleled in 100 wears, the
House OF Representatives of the 5ist Con-
sress will soon pass with It's completed
record into he history of The country, snd
its works wills follow H.. What We have
ione is in large measure political What
ever is political rouses the .ternest. mos,
tareuienr, most unfoSgivins passions Of the
human race. Political sc.ion can never he
justly viewed from . near standpoint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
A Wandering Gil Appsats and Dis
appears at Madison.

MADISON, Me-, March An unknown
girl. apparently demented, about twenty
years Of age. was wandering around the
town Of Anson. Monday. She was well
dressed and appeared to have no knowledge
of her name or whereabouts.
The demeuted girl seen in Anson Mon
day has disappeared and all trace is lost.
Parties living in the Diasmnre neighbor-
hood where sho was seen think she escaped
from some asylum and has wandered linto
the woods.
A Let was purchased today corner .of
Main and Maple streets by r. G. Greene of
Hiram, who will Immediately commence
the erection Of three story brick block,
containing four stores. A Portland con-
tractor is now on the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Fire In China.

Especial to the KENNEBEC JOURNAL
SoUTu CHINA, March The buildings
of Asa Berry, three miles above this village
near the Quaker meeting house, were
burned last night sbou. II o'clock. Mr..
Berry is q veteran soldier, and himself and
family barely escaped with their lives. Loes
about $1,000. No insurance. Origin Of
fire unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Notes

The President has signed the copyright
bill
john G. Spinney has been appointed
postmaster at Boothbay, vice Woodbury.
Marson, resigned.
Before announcing adjournment in the
Senate at noon, Wee President Morton
made a graceful speech Of farewell, thank
ing the members for their uniform courtesy
the presiding officer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05

2.0o-Rspors of Societies. I. L. Linscots
Brunswick; O. 7-lo-Address. The Church and
it, Young People. Rev. II. +. Wood. Bath
2.25 5-Paper-Remedy in Defeat. Miss
Minpis MerrimAn. Topsham. 335-Ad.
dfsss-Hov to Engage Youzg People in
Church Activities, b. s. Fi6eld. Sabaitus.
. 50 Question Box. 8 00-Sermou,
Rev. Z. Manson, Gardiner. Evening.
7 70o.-Praise Service. led BY Rev. 2. Z.
Carver, Brunswick. 7.3o.-Sermon. Rev.
Rev. B. II. Osgood, Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
NATIONS CAPITAL.
The Fiity.fst Congress Goes
Out In Song.
Strict Party Vote On RItsndiss Thanks
10 Speaker.
Ringing chssrs fsom the nspublicans
epssk1's Ci,sicg speech.


"AsHiSeroS, Msren t-Ine House
vas III ss's'oo Nj hisns
A'' fu'''h - An carry h'of 'h" morning
presented the conieseoee report on The
agricultural appropriation eai but the
House refused to accept II; 81 to lilo and
iurnef conference was ordered.
The conference report on the Legislative
appropriation bill was agrsed to.
Mr. Cutcheon presented the conference
report on the Oil FOR fheseofasnisaton Of
the army but II was rejected. 46 to 81.
MI Cutcheon then moved further con
ference. but this Was rejected, o. to 81,
thus defesnas the o'll.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
National Conservatory of Music OF America
was passed.
The disaereeing report on the deficiency
appropriation bill was called up. The re-
manning points OF difference were the appro
psiAtions for the payment Of the Central
Pacific railroad for tran spor,s'ion of troops
and for the payment Of the French spolis-
ton elsims. The report WAS adopted.
Mr.. Cogsswell of Massachusetts,, moved
that the House fecete from iis disagree
ment 70 the French spolia'ion cIaims amend.
ment.
discussion was carried or amid great
| tumust and confusion, and MIR. Cossswell's
motion was fiaally agreed to--yeas 80,
| nays so.
motion to reconsider was laid on the
table.
The House insisted on Its disagreement to
the Pacific railroad items, aud to all re-
msining points in dispute in the bill.
Burrows OF Michigan having taken the
chair, Major Mckinley offered the follow
leg;
That the thanks of this House are pre-
sented 10 The Hon. rhoma, B. Reed for the
able. impartial and dignfied manner in
which he presided over its deliberations
and performed the srduous and important
duties of the chair.
Mills demanded the ysae and nays, and
the resolution was agreed to-yeas l52,
nays liza strict party vote.
The Republicans immediately burst into
volley Of cheers, which were redoubied
when Me- Mills ioqulred whether this was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
TERRIBLE MASSACRE.
CoVsinar Of a Madagascar ProYlnca
Slaushters 278 Persons,
Because OF Q Petition to 0ovsrpmeut
to Dsisnd ,hs People.

PARIS, March 4.-News Of q terrible
massacre comes from Madagascar,
R4misstria. Governor Of the Province of
Belanora, resenting . petition from the
populsce to the government TO defend them
from cruel.iss, they msssacred 278 persons
including men, women aud children belong
ing to the leading families. The slaughter
continued several days The agonies of
victims in many cases was protracted.
iomstimss limbs were gradually dismem-
bered, heads sawn oi, and bodies thrown
to dogs Many women were outraged.
The survivors were forced To erect trophy
composed Of heals OF victims. Popular
fury caused the government, to announce
that the offenders be punished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Pubic Building Bills Tna. Havss
Passed

WAsnrseros. March 4.-The satemen.
prepared By the clerk to the house com
mittee On public buildings ard grounds
shows thst dorirg the past Congress All
bills for the erection of public buildings
were introduced, carving 3 total appro-
priasion Of s76. .633 ,625. Of this number
sa passed both houser, arpropr;a.irg sls.-
676 $50, and all became laws save four,
which were vetoed hy tie President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Gored to Death by a Bull.

MAcnIAs, Me-, March 4.-Tuesday night,
while attending his cattle ia the barn,
Edward NJ. Moore of Mschiasport, was TO
badly gored by bull that be died Wedues-
day morning. He WAS 3 member of the
Mains Board OF Agriculture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Meteorological Report.
March :, 1891 10 p. MI
TEE STORM.
Ripests Ct Eeisyed rrains Come From
All Fofots in Nav Ecgiard

At st, Johnsburv, VT. uesrly foot OF
snow has fallen and drifted badly, and all
trains are delayed.
At Bradford, VT, it began to snow be.
fore dsybreak, and hiss 'nowsd all day.
Fourteen inches has already fallen
At HAvsrhill, Mass, the snow storm Is
the worst of the season. The roads are
badly drifsed, and traffic Of sll kinds is
seriously delayed.
At Newport, X. l.. the snow storm lasted
about "a hours, and left heavy coating on
the ground.
At Provincetowp, MSS, ttiff gale
from the east southeast with binding
Snow has prevailed since midnight, moder
s.ing some At noon Lu. still showing. The
life-ssving men are on duty pstrolIiog the
beaches today and report nasty sea iua-
ming outside. The Nauset patrol re DO ?,
finding on the beach large red can buoy
with the figure I in white.
at Centre Hsrbor, ". II. The severe $,
snow storm CT the season commenced Tues
day night and continued through the day
High drifting winds. Snow has already
fallen TO the depth Of ten inches and still
continues No stages came through TO-DAY
over The Sandwich and Meredith line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05

Of granting charter 10 Bridge Academy n
Dresden. Also voted that legislation In
favor Of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary
and Nirth Yarmouth Academy 10 inex-
peeient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Jav Gould Fiosd Azso

New YoBK. March 4.-Judge Mar,ine,
in the court Of general sessions, today i'm.
passed fine Of $3.50 on Jay Gould for 1t
answering summoEs to seYYe 80 . petit
Juror, il being HE second offence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05

The following Maine pensions, etc;
Original, AIoDzo b. willard, WIN. A.
Smith, Amos B. Sargent, Sewell Sawyer,
Charles 3. Randlett. Additional, navy, A.
W. Horn. Increase, Robert II. Mcfarland,
Rufus Ingrahsm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
CONDBM 9BD DI0PAxCH00.
The Pith of tbs News Taken From the
Curlsut Evsnes OF ths Day

A dispatch IL received from Dublin that
the bishop Of DphescoGnor has Isusd .
letter which vi,ipAliy threatens Catholics
who vote for ParneM with excommunica.
Ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
Fire ard Storm at Lynn.

> LrSN. March "A building owned By
Simon H. Davenport and occupisd By
Walter Mugde, grocer, was burned oat
tonight. Loss, 5000; insured.
The storm in Lynn is severe. The snow
blocked sill travel, the electric street rail-
WAYS are tied up and the horse railrosd
trips are made with difficulty in the city.
Telephone service 10 interrupted. West
ward bouId trains on the Bo.ton & Maiue
are late and many telegraph wires a:e
down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05

The ohfB >nrsap0Fiiia guaranteed tn abso-
f"frfy e"rr pisea-es ofthe Nt1n,ach, Iircr. and
h'dHegs, DysPfps'g. ha'{iyeStioH, IoAs Of In.
pSH'e. Sich He9J4gas UtssA1is Hhe,sni4tistD.
ptft'ns"s, fe"s,i6r Hs4kaess, EBtoeiGt4os. Gsn.
erdf DsbaitF, EcuPt.tas of ~ .>k3H, Ifmaier.
b"Hs, T""tprs. N'r9fe ie4s .19rcfi9aY. Cfnccr-
oNs Ha'""rs, NaHHheah. NgpAtHjs, Caftrrh. .
HIng'eor.H, tarbaarie-. f'ae,,s aEd Sores
-hdfiridt Poison, {fyia IN the Boaes
DANA SiES4FIRiLLi 60, Belfast. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
cIoNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indica Ions tor ths Next ~
Hours.

" AK DtPAhIMEST,
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, March 8, / A. M.
For Maine: Clearing; cooler; winds be-
comiog northwesterly; gales on the coast.
CsutioDary signals displayed from Delaware
to Newport section. Storm
signals from Narrsgansett section to East
port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
for Sa!e m ic 8ef,
FOR SALE.

a nambor OF desirable residences Ia 9gastA
Me-, VARYING In price from $3.50 10 $4,000; nj
-"-rrrI 10 &c Is acre plsoes in the suburbs OF
this city story house and lot In lie wiston,
No. A number OF farms In Kenpebec county,
varying In price from oI2OO 10 eSO0O. Houses
aad tsBrneutg to let. f. W. WatrsHoUsK, A.
.crney, Augusta. Maine. tsnftH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
PsopIs Think Storm Worst
OF 6sanou.

BIDDEFoRp. March 4-Todsys storm is
one Of the worst Of the season. II has
been showing ard blowing since morning,
the ccuntry stages are blocked and trains
are oil late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05

injurious drugs used the rc'eT curve artn snettiy,
and ne auekly can safely he done
LIBERAL AND sPEcIkL TEHN5.
The ~ ha. s'AHel - ensctel deuertment,
h-tteatmsn' by ruail He VA for The p sSsut tea,
RAJ appyfnz iettar ioT thu nominal ehar-s OF
: Dollars yer months treatment; ineladns
Tt.-}iones sni all letter ennsnH sihns during thaI
t.uI. tetrtf~, nis Is far below the usual rharEas
ra At NE Sf~ lprk c;ca aud Is tho "niy opportunity
offored phta ming the ssrf7as 81 az expert
7sa tfturs'N peuse THE nr can maze TINS "1ef as he
slvreuienf ria t1all department. hRsihN
'tste lsrrrte f7n ils York ktty prarSice WBers
f1e tas nia hr sii-t ara strpil he sareest
aHt b bighast raid IN the city. Tho hTs hish stand
in repur alton IN Sew YORK for years Is the o--t
.uter - l-4teut-. .
~ NOT l,a hu,nbn rred by quscks With fr0e pro
a-ftffFH-. usirH; insrire- called ioedieNi aseh-
sfrz sti o. fsr. w. hsHt T"f case uN"T
20 lnHs iefgnes nse.ttas- fH-'>e Wn hsvs sni'sfsi
fnr years, srerf I,rr.f"y Eut lost NJ hepf, should
Stta ksHsth hur Hsr' tsase tA+t tfs hf : per.
rrpal nsteutGp3. WrIp A. once stating ease snd
'In-"-.7E IS isr month . treatment. or Wits
'"f ssiupt-vs bark. vur,N-Hg stan'F fer reply Al
,ftnu'Hn cstors - itly cYnHisutid see a. 'oT'lse
nisnt - y s,ipe, tag aud Saturday -
i'rttaiu re l-ceial tsruIs, rsen'icn 'h' ps9e
fcb7d&wls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05

Sons. ulcers, ,swelitngs.
plmples, hiotrhes, ecroiu-
la. mere urial p,'lsoniilg,
rheumatism, stubborn ard
rhtuuic skin eruptions.
etc Diseases of the kid
ney, bladder, and other
urgsus. disch arRes.
Rlset. structure, etc
Also. nervous debility,
lost vlSur. vnrfcoceie,
epilepsy, decrease OF vital
power. and all effects OF ex-
ceases. indiscre.ion. OF
overwork lesdin rto gen
rrHl nervousness. hy-tsFis
and parS,ytic conditions.
Recent ra-es cared In niis to
three weeks s'nhnorii aad
chruule cases solicited. AT
ter all others tain nr
honschnr has cured SfsauY
cases gtscn NJ as hi'peless,
both By American aud
Foreign ply~iGians- No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05
acose Direefo~p.

A U5D3TA LODGE NO. i4f, FkA n. stat~d
"A Communication. Tuesday evening. MAJ
1921, at TO o'clock. Work In y. c. Dezree.
All masons residiog in the city are cordially In
titad. "
M CAMPBELL, w.N.
o. A. TUELL, Secretary,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-05

"WEDNESDAY, Mar. 4, 1891.
Senate called 70 order BY the president.
Prsye, by the Rev. Mr.. Laad Of Gardi-
ner.
journal Of Tuesday, Mar. 8, read and
approved.
Matters from the House disposed Of in
HOUSE BILLS READ Oxcs, TohoRIow As
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Mr.. spurgoon has always boon perfect.
IS appalling In his readiness to deal with
insolonce In the house Of God Tho
finest ease on record Is, perhaps. one ia
which three young fellows came In and
settled themselves oonspiouously in tho
gallery with their hats on. In vain tho
officials requested thom 10 uncover
OF course Mr.. Spurgcous oyo was soon
upon them, and leading his discourse
around 10 the respect which all Chris
tans are bound 10 show for tho feelings
of others, my friends" he said. "tho
other day went into Jewish syna.
gogue, aud | naturally uncovered my
headi but on looking around l perceived
that all tho rest wore their hats, and 80,
not wishing 20 oiIgnl agains, what sup
posed TO DO their roycrcnt practice,
though contrary TO my own, oonformod
toJcwish use and put on my hat | viii
now ask those those three young Jowi
w In the gallery 10 show the same defer
ehco 10 our Christian practice IN ia.
house Of God as was prepared to show
thom when visited their synagogue
aud take oil their hats"
Ho would indeed DO pcdant and q
prlg who could refuse "a sympathetic
smile Of approval, even In the sanctuary
20 robuko 20 genial. 80 witty and .,
Just!-Conicmporary Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Two cyclers were resting their weary
limbs On West Jackson street Their
.aietios leaned against contiguous
horse post and the recmmbent wheel
men lolled on the grass and pulled the
inyinciblc Cigarette. Into the midst Of
this picturesque group s,rollcd a wan
derer. % weather beaten bearded tramp
Eycing tho bicycles with wistiul gaze.
he said
"rhem things hard to rider
"Not ut all, was the reply.
"rhink mebbe / could straddle one
81 EN-" soliloquilcd the gentleman uf
infinite leisure. and nddcli "sny, do
you think could ride 1t
"Get on aud Try"
Selecting a wheel the tramp climbed
on. Lost his balance and fell oil, while
the two cyciers roarcd with laughter,
aud crowd began to gather Again
he vninly attempted TO mount, and
again came a roar u laughter
II say" ho pleaded, won't one Of
yous hold the outilt till | get onI'
The accommodating Joker complied,
and tho tramp got under way While
tho assembled audience prepared for
moro laughter. ono foot cnino down.
then tho other Again tho pedals
made tho circuit, and tho whcolnian
applnudedi
"dood boy; keep Il up, keep Il upf'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Every one knows that mems passions
propcnsitIcs aud pecuhaauos as we'll as
their calliugs nro reflect IN their faces,
bat u IL only tho few who have ,uade
the study o. phyr0gu0my M especial
pursuit. who rro gifted with tho powor
OF reading those faces. Judges who have
served long terms on tho bunch. lawyers
Ia largo practice and doctors Of emf.
ucuco possess the power Of interpreting
physioguomics more largely than other
people. but any one can acquire th'
rudiments Of tho art by dint OF hard
study
It isas impossible 10 disguise facs
without putting on mask "a u is to
disguise ones handwriting. When The
export comes tho disguise Ia torn oil ana
the face tells tho true story Of the spirit
inside the body. One only needs tovisii
the poniientiary TO realize how undcnia'
bly, vico writes H. Sign manual upon thi
features. Il "a not the drunkard only
Whose rod nose. Aabby checks and
watery eyes botfay him, Il ~ the sensual
1T whoGe vice is read In bis lips, th,
AhhNN WAua' lioVNH'lty y ENN'hAA ~
tho shape Of his mouth. and tho man OIL
violence who has been betrayed BY hi
eyes.
An experienced dotegtiye or trained
TALLER seldom nsls tho crime OF which /
prisoner Is guilty; no can tell II on th0
criminals face. IN short, al the udvan
tages which Fowler told Us wo were 20
ing 10 derive from the study Of phrcnolo
~ wo may possibly gain from the OIL
and moro mysterious science Of IN
reading. st. Louis Republic.