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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-25
shavIng wlth Born Hands.

There are lots Of BARRIERS who won't
hire man who cant shave himself
with either hand. OF the people who
shave themselves, forty-nine out of
fifty can hold their razors in but one
hand. Yet il is lust as easy and
much more convenient to shave the
right side OF your face with your right
hand and the left side with the left
hand II you only begin that way. No
two men who shave themselves, do
the work alike, especially ifthey took it
up before going 10 a barber. / know a
wealthy man who shaYes himself
standing in the corner OF his room and
facing the wall In youth he was a.
poor country, boy. and, like most
boys, bought a razor on the quiet.
But he had no looking-glass in his
chamber, and rather than let his folks
know what he was up TO, he faced the
wall and scraped away by sense of
feeling. Once learned that way, he
never had use for a glass. knew an
old farmer in the country who shaved
himself sitting on a milking-stool, and
looking at his reflection in a bucket Of
water That was the way he learned
when boy, and he said be couldn't
shave himself standing up.-St. Louis
6lobe-Democrat
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-25

The English nobility are shocked be-
cause grandniece OF the duke OF Well
ington Is obliged to earn her living bv
selling flowers in a London arcade.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-25

There are still fourteen different
places on this globe whore cannibalisra
is practiced, but the custom is gradual
ly dying out
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-25

piled TO great deal of machinery a,
an economic substitute for steam and
electricity Washington Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A pension WAS granted on Saturday to a
Wolhlser, Of Ooccqusn.
Mr.. VIM. G. Rassel, an old resident Of
Winchester, died On Saturday.
English capitalists are said to have made
large purchases o. lald around Norfolk
with view 10 eating shipbuilding yasds
there.
Mr.. W. II. Gillian HISS been appointed re.
ceiver for the property of tho Richmond
Democrat. Mr.. Pogo McOar,hy's paper.
which recently suspended.
The Rev. r. W. Garter. OF Wavrenton, will
be called 10 short TINS 10 take the pastor
ate of the South Pisins Presbyterian Church
al Keswick, Aibemare county.
A boiler exploded at Nunn's saw mill, at
Spencer, Henry county. on Friday. killing
r S Morris, farmer, and joe Holland,
fireman. Several others were Injured.
BlshopJ @ Cranberry, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, recently had sue
cessfu operation performed BY Richmond
surgeon for SD osseous growth In the mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
Cleveland and Hill Meet

State Senator William l.. Brown, ct New
York, gave banquet Saturday evening to
the governors OF the Manhattan club ard 6
number of friends. including Governor Hll),
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jones ard ex-Pres!-
dent Cleveland. Gov. Hi! was late in at
tending and he and Mr.. Cleveland met for
The frat time ia two years at tho table, the
talk being most cordial.
1t being purely socie affair, t5ore wsre
90 set toasts. but upon the completion cttne
dinner Colonel Brown male happy little
speech, and was followed with short speech
by Mr.. Cleveland, Governor Hill followed
Mr.. Cleveland.
MIR, Cleveland spoke eonca words c! praise
upon Governor HIPS record as the eSacu-
tive OF the Safe, and said that as Senator
he went to Washington With tle promise Of
the btiehtes. of careers before him. In the
sphere t. which the Governor had been
called to serve be would, without doubt,
show The same ability end integrity lbet be
had already shown in his bigh Office at AL
bsny. 10 conclusion, Mr. Cleveland offered
the Secator-elect his sincere congratulations,
and proposed his health, which was drunk
after loud applause.
In responding, Governor Hill returned
with Interest ell the com plimsnts paid him
By ex. President Cleveland. Il ouy hope,"
asid be. that on leaving the higb office to
whica am called at Washington, l shall
les7e behind ms az fac record ss made b3
ex President Cleveland. After pointing to
Mr.. Cieveland's administration as model
example Of democratic government, Cover
nor Hill proposed the ex.P:esden.'s health,
Rhich was drunk standing.
Conversation afterwa.d became general 10
Its character, and Mr.. Cleveland rud Gov
ernor Hill met when tae guests bad left the
table end bad long aud friendly CHAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
The Behring Sea Case.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Ohlef Justice Fnl-
Ter to-day announced that the Supreme
Court had decided to grant the petition OF
thu oouoael representing the British Govern
ment FOR leave to file an application ios a
wri. OF prohibition to prevent the District
court of Alaska proceeding to carry ous its
decree of forfeiture made 10 the csss OF tae
schooner sayward, libsllsa for unlawfaiiy
taking seals within the waters Of Ben'iDg
Sea. The Chief Justice seid the court was
cfopinion that it hal jurisdiction by way oi
prohibition, under aection 6SS, revised
statutes, to rsveg the proceedings Of the
AIsaks co,lrt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
Falls thnrch Notes

BIZ D. o Munson had the misfortune to
loose valuable horse on list Friday.
Mr.. Almond Birch has recently sold bis
oouse and lot in the corporation for good
price.
Several new houses are In course OF con.
struction in thu town, among them one on
Forbes street by Mr. Fred Myers, one on
Main street by Mr.. K L. Kimball, AMI an.
other by Mr. Geo. Absrtson.
Falls Church Lodge No. II, CT Odd Eel
lows. is progressing foely. Three ospdi.
dates received the first degree on Thursday
night. The "degrse team" under the eff.
cient management of Captain W. n Lynch
is doing its work well. The lodge Ia fully
equipped ard Euch iutsreet is manifested
year of the executive committee of the Falls
Church Mutual Insurance Company Tas
he'd here Saturday. Twenty eight appli.
to the assessed value ct property of the com
psuy. The applications we're from Alex
sndria. Fairfax and Loudoun. This was
psny since organized and suns the assessed
vaue of property to over $500 600.
Pioneer Lodge No. Coed Templars. hat
elected the following officers for the term
ending April 80. viz: Dr. G. B Fadeley
O. T.; W. E Parker, P. Q. T.; Miss Lille
Porter. V. T.; Miss Edith Kerr, Secretary
J. Il Bruuner, F.'S. Mrs J. NJ. fborne
Treasurer; Chas. Raodes Chaplain; Mics
Aunio Auchmoody, Marshal; Morris Tram
mel, Guard; q. B. Center, Sentinel; Miss
Maud Rathburn. 8. of J. T.; Miss Minnie
Bitch. O7eGnist; Miss Thorns. Asst. Organ.
isl Jas. Poole D. M. ; W. B. Eastman. a
8. The lodge is in prosperous condition
and reports So members to the Grand Lodge
Two nav members we're added at last meet.
Ing. The District Ledge will hold i,s next
session with this lodge on February II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
Foreign News.

PARIS. Feb. 2.-Dspat she's received from
Rome state that King Humbsrt has regard
ed sgnor Orspi's resignatian as 6aal and
that the King has not seked blm so with
draw it. King Humbart has sum NJ oned the
Marquis A di Raddini, aecond of the four
vice Pfesinsnts of the Chamber of Deputies,
| to form cabinet.
LONDON Feb. The Standard interpreis
Mr.. Parnell's speech at Eanis to mean that
Dillon aud O'Breu have consented to unite
with him In e1torting guarantees from the
Gladssoniaus. The Hea|eyisss, it says will
| bs compelled to acquiesce.
ODESSA, Feb. "a hospital Of Skooiu
has been destroyed by fire and fourteen pa
tlents persisted In the flames.
BUENos AYREs. Feb. 2,-R4po.ts have
reached here of auo.her engagement off Au-
cud, between GILLIAN man-of-9ar ard en-
| lnsurgeut war vessal, which resulted in the
defeat OF the insurgents Communication
with Santiago de Chilli. the capital of Chill,
AID other towns which bad been Temporal
rily re-astsblshed has sga!n hesb inter-
rupted.
PARIS, Fer. 2-The Figaro to-day pub
fishes an interview with the Pope in which
his eminence ia quoted as saying: 'Ii the
French conservatives saw tha: such thing
was possible. they should establish some
thing better THAI republic. O.asrwiss
they should adhere to the republic which
would then be as they chose to make it.
The formation of a Catholic party In France
Ia an agreeable dream, but it is only a
dream"
DUBLIN, FEB. 2.-Bartholomsw Sullivan,
farmer, was hanged at Tralee to-day for
completely In the mu,dsr ct Patrick Fla
hive, an evicted farmer. at Balyhague,
county Kerry, in August last. At tia trial
It was alleged taat tae actual murderer,
Patrick Kennedy, had escaped to America.
The motive for the crime was the sunounca.
ment made by Fishiye OF his intention to
cut orops on farm from which The tenants
had been evicted. In reply to the question
OF the Judge at the conclusion C! the trial
as to whether he had anything to ssy Why
sentence should not be passed upon him
Sullivan replied: ~ am lot Bit 10 dread
of the Highest Judge, my lord. The next
Judge will not condemn ne for it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Ga=etsl
TAsHINaFoE. .. O.. Feb 2 1890.

TSpecsdl Correspondence OF tno Eae@""' ~ uA-e''e'l
TAsHINaToE. .. O.. Feb. 1890.
Mr.. Ve,ser, one Of the oertiee indicted for
violating the civil servics lay ty caliectiog,
as member of tbe o d Dominica R'p1oli
can Lsaeue ofthls city, political assessn snte,
SAYS that though bis case, which hss Seen
going on for two years, has heen raiertea 10
the full court, be understands il will never
be brought to trial.
Itis reported that the new Washington,
Norfolk and Old Point steamboat iino e4-
poets to atari its boats early Ia the spring
also thst it has bought the steamer George
Leary 70. thirty thousand doliara, and shat
the Lssry line sill be Ti;hdFswn tom the
route as sooa 81 the new steamers commence
running.
"a ali .hs clerks In the Treasury Depart
ment had holiday to-day, PensaS ivanla eve'
nue. presented more animated appearance
than usual, aud the receipts oitha bar rooms
on that thoroushfsre wera considerably IL
| creased
The aouthern congressman are is receipt
| of numerous Letters from :be,r onas;!;pente
containing feioitG;icus upon .;ja defeat OF
the Force bill, and ia:o!iaencs Of be!.er De-
hsvior on the part of the negroes 70 shelI
| disiric;s.
10 const ausnoe OF -ctatsrf Wiadom'A fu
neral to-day neither houss OF Congress met
uati two O'Clock this afternoon, O. which
hour ID 9 letter closed.
Il is said to-day that the new Secretary O.
| the Treasury will be either eX-Rspresenta-
tive Foster of o lio, or ex-senator Pintt Ct
New York. The latter has control of tae
New York republicans, and New York'e
vc.e Ia the mex national republican con-
yention will count
The delegation of wild Indians low hers
were ct the Capitol to-day, aud were shown
the whole city from the dome. They we:e
dressed in store clothes and are almost ss
white as the majority of white men. They
| will attend the theatre tonight.
The House ooinags committee Will meet
again next Wednesday. Ii it stall moi then
agree 90 report en- the Senate oliver Dill,
| Nj. Bland will, in the House, move 70 dis
charge the committee end consider the hi!
in that bods. Mr.. Speaker Reed will &c
clare hlm ous of order; al appea VIII ne
made and to-day, it is seid. the appeal Will
not be sustained. as there are enough anti
| silver democrats to ctf5et tee siiQe: nep
among the republicans.
The Seuste last Saturday evening passed
the House bill giving g pension to Mrs
| CafcHne a. cairish, "iuo~ VI tno '''>
Henry Fairfax, q captain of Virginia Vo'ut'
tears in the Mexicsn war.
J. M. Langston, the negro Congressman
from the Petersburg, Virginia, district say;
be intends to introduce bill 10 Congress
making the birthdays of President Lincoln
and General Grant Dationa holidays,
| Among those who received with Mrs Ed
gar Allen, formerly o. Richmond, but new
OF 1912 2 street, n W, of this city. as'
week. was the daughter Of General Mohcne
and Mre J. L. Pugh, it,, ds0ghteE-!n 'lsW
| of Senator Pdgh OF Alabama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
The Funeral of Secretary Window.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-The Executive
Departments vera closed al! dey and Con-
gsess did not assemble uutl two o'clock.
The flags on the White House, 81: other
public buildings, the hotels and other busi-
ness establishments we're displayed at half
mast, and the four fronts of tbs Treasury
Department we're heavily drapsd in black.
These hoaors were paid to Tbs memory OF
the late Secretary Wiudcm. The streets in
the vicinity Of the CHURCH |hsre the last
rites were performed aud along tha route
taken by the funeral procession, were
crowded. Toe fuae.s! Was simple in cha
rao.er cad without tho least attempt a. dis
play. Tne ouly ssmblancs to military
houora was in the presence o! sixteen nem-
bers OF the treasury brauoh of the National
Guard of the District. Tney acted as booy
bearers and marched behind the hee:ss tc
the cemetery. they wore the regulation un,-
form and were IN command OF Lieut.. Rich
ard Moore, of the tre.surer's ofias. There
never wac, however, 8 larger purely civic
fuoeral 10 the city of Washington. During
the foreuoon the body OF the dead Secretary
ley In an open oasket'ln the drawing room of
the family residence on Massachusetts ave-
nue.. The f,ral offerings were beautiful
and mum srous. The President ed Mrs
Harrison SAINT large wreath CT vicie;s, i'll
lies of the valley encircled BY band of pur-
pie ribbon, crossed with sheaf Of wheat
thu Vice-P President. Mr Blsine and Seorstary
Tracy sent flowers. Secretary Ruek the
Governor of Miunesota, Mrs. Lewis Washing
ton for ladies Of the NJ. Vernon Association
and others sent handsome tributes. After
| the services at the church mos of the flow
ers were, by direction of Mrs. Window, dis
tribused among the various hospitals of toe
city. Tee house was thrown open to the
public between and II O'Clock end there
was a constant stream OF callers. At II
o'clock thu house was CLOSED to 7iaitoss and
soon after brief religious ssrvicss we're CON-
Quoted By the Rev. Dr.. Hamlu. PASTOR Of the
Church OF tho Covenant Presbyterian.
These service, were private and the only
persona present waro the members OF the
afflicted family, near relatives. the President
and members of bis Cabinet, sud tie Vice
President, with ladies OF their families, ami
few intimate personal friends. The fa.
neral services at the Courch OF the Covc-a
began at IL O'Clock. While exceeding :
simple they we're profoundly impressive.
The attendance comprised al tina lesdlng
officials In Washington and their families.
including the President sad Csbinat, the
diplomatic corps. 81 After the ssrvlcaa,
which included an ealogy on the deceased
by Rsv. DR.. Hamlin. the caska. was re
movad to the hearse and the cortese moved
slowly to /, n Greek cemetery where lbs
nterment wac c.aie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
The Portuguese Revolution

The revolution" at Oporto, Portugal, on
Saturday, mentioned Ia the GAzsTTE oftbst
day wss quickly brought to an end aud the
republic" lasted hui law hours Shortly
after the beginning OF the revolt the incur
gent troops and portion OF the Fiscal
guards, led By two non-aommissioned Off
GERS, ssizsd the Hotel de Vile (town halI)
and proposed to there and then declare re-
public. However, strong body cf loyal
troops, composed of artillery aud fusilers,
promptly surrounded and laid siege TO the
Hotel de Vile. When that building was
we'll surrounded the artillery opened fire up
on it, aud s,on CAUSED the bricks to fly about
the heads of the insurgents who defended
the building. The bombstdDsD. Of the ao.
tel de Vile by the artillery was followed by
combned, wel-lsd aud cleverly- directed
Infantry attack upon the insurgents fortress.
The fusiilere bshayed grardly, keeping up
a ratiling fire and advancing at the same
time. The resu was that, sffer feeble re-
sistanCe, the Insurgents surrendered coaG;
tioualls. The number OF the killed snd
wounded on both sidrs 10 the 6sht at the
hotel, including ciyilisue, Is ve5iously essi-
mated at from twsniy to fifty. Some Of the
rebeIs escaped, but surrendered later. The
municipal guards subsequently occupied the
hotsl, and ut once hauled down the flag of
the Republican Club, which the rebels had
hoisted Oh the building. Six or seven OH
GERS of Inferior grade took part in the revolt
which was Of distinctly republican charac-
ter. It is alleged that the civilisn leader In
the revolt was lawyer named Alves Vega.
The insurgents will be tried by court-mas-
tial and in all probability. the ringleaders
will be shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
NEWS OF TBg Day.

The HageIstoWn glass works ware burned
on Saturday night ioss $50 600.
Court Won Waldersee has resigned rs
chief OF staff of the German army.
John Greenleaf Whittier, the poet. has
laid asids bis pee, and declares that bis
writing days are over.
Three thisves held nc The bartender and
walters in saloon In Kansas City On Sstu!-
day night AID took 81 the cash.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psuy mas secured control OF the Pittsbure
and Western Railroad, and the later will be
hereafter operated entirely In the Interest
of the 3. & 0.
The stage running between Chihushus
and PONIES Altos, Mexico, was held M Fri
Geg night by masked robbers. and So, 600 in
cspsd, but officers are In pursuit.
The dispatch cent cut from Mason City,
iowa, on Saturday announcing the death
OF Lieutenant Sob wa.ks wss erroneour. He
was seriously injured by fall down stairs.
1t is thought ne will be cripple for life.
Representative Wittsr, speaker of the late
repubiic1n House C, Montane, died on Sat
urday of pneumonia. His wife died only
two deys ago, and they were both buried
Yesterday. This death leaves the House O
tie. politically,
siguor Criapi, the Italian prime minister,
offered lis resignation to King Humbert
Saturday because hill taxing spirits which
he champ!oued In thu Chamber Of Deputies
vas ri csec The King declined to accept
the resignation until he had considered
further the situation.
There will bs no addresses, no ceremonies
at the funeral Of Charles Brsdlaugh, the
English ffee-thinkec and member OF Parlis'
meat, lo-moyrGT, sni tbs guests Who have
bseu iuviscd to attend The funeral have been
asked not to wear mourning.
The Chicago Worlds Fair directors are be-
comog worried ovsr the iucree Ing esti.
mates and decraaaiDg collections for the On.
teyp:ise. The latest estimate of the amonnt
needed ia Sl5 900 600, and of the amount OF
subscription 10 sieh5 50 92S 600
Miss Helen Potte. the tweuty-year-old
daughter Of George a. Potts, wealthy rail.
road contractor, died early yesterday moru-
ing at tns fashionable Comstock boarding
school. in Nav York, from the effects Of
morphine, taken through criminal careless
PEGS or By scme unexplained mistake.
The United States Senate, Saturday,
passed tbs 6Imy appropriation bill and ITO
pepsion bills, enlong them bills giving peb-
s!ons OF $50 month 10 The widows of Gen.
eral Bne!i, General Starkweather. Ma or
Garden OF the Filth Cavalry General Pc.
icuza, Lieutenant Lee, Brig. GsD
Abraham Daryea and General Edward F
Nages Also she House bill granting pen
sioo Of 500 month &c General Franz Slgei
letter from New York says: Governor
Hill, 1t Ia asserted. il Dow willing to enter
into negotiations that will cause the delega
ton from his State to go to the next ma
tional convention Pledged as uoit for Uieve
laud's nomination. Hills avowed purpose
is to thereby hold his present. ipfuenoe after
he leavss Albany, and By bis control OF the
Federal patronage. to make even stronger
his power in the party organic alton. Thi.
plan, II carried out, would give Governor
Hill the uulvided delegation from his State
in 1896.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02

The Analostan Magazine for February hst
been received from Its publishers in Wash
ington. It's contents are; To C@ur D'Alane
In Canvas Canoe, The Negroes Authropo'
logical Position, a Typical Tame, ZsnNoar
Mrs Spoopsndske Does" the Cspitol,
Three Csske.s. Some Queer American Char
aotere, What is News? The Advance In Mid
die Pacific, Stories About Men of Renown,
TRANSPORTED The Aralosssn Idea. Chats
about Books and Book-fo!k, To tho 4Eolian
Harp, and A Romp with the MUSES..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02

MIR. ROBERT INGEhsoLL ssys "be sup
poses the Force bill Is dead, but that we
must have fsir elections if the government 10
to stand, aua that the opposition of tee
south tells tie whole story" As Mr. ln-
sersol not only disbo!ieves ia tho Chris;ian'
or In sny other sort of religion. but tries to
make ,ouDg people do the same, it is no
wonder that he dcssl'. believe the Soash ID
"a solicitcus for good government emo ta'r
elections so any other psrt CT the country,
or that hs ehau'd msligc asr People Wnen-
ever he has 8 cberca 10 DO 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
DRIA,. V A
MONDAY EyEElIa, FEBRUARY 2,
THOUGH all the present members Of MIR

THOUGH all the present members Of MIR.
Harrison's cabinet, except Mr.. Blaine, are
too narrow. minded to be anything else THAI
intensely sectional. Mr.. Noble, of the Interior
Department, is probably mora so than any
of the Others. He is now withholding the
money from the cue southern Safe that OIL
yides the sum appropriated to it uader tbs OH
for the more complete endowment OF asFl-
cultural and mechanical colleges. according
to its white and negro popuiesion. end aRss
that In spy dispute between white and col
ored colleges IN tho South he Will always
take the part of the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02

BURIAL OF LIEUT.. TURNER.-A dispatch
from Vancouver. B. @, dated January 81,
says: Lieut.. E P. Turner, sou Of Admiral
Turner, United States Navy, was to-day
laid to rest on English soil. The sad suicide
on board the China steamship AbsssInia
has been mentioned. The wife of Lieut..
Turner tslegraphed The American consul
here that she haG no advice to aend regard
ing the RENAME of her late husband, go the
United States consul decided to have the
remains inferred here. The funeral to-day
was peculiarly sad one. A little band of
five OF his fellow-oountrymen followed the
remains to their last resting place."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02

DURING Mr. Clsveland's adninis;rstion
the democrats made az effort to pFo'ong the
abort sessions OF Congress to the end OF APP
I'll. They we're defeated; bat that defeat,
like many others. ~as blessing 10 diss uise,
for had they succeeded, the republican Sen
ators in thia Congress need not have intro
duced their Objectionable gag rule, aHd
would have had plenty of time to pass ;her
Enrca hill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02
Remarkable Rescue.

MIRA Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, Ill, makes the
statement that she caught cold which settled on
her lungs she was treated for 8 month by her
family physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless rietim Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
tion she bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from the frat dose. She contin-
ued its use and after taking ten bottles, found
herself sound and WELL now does her own house
work and is as well as she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Crest Discovery at E. g. Leadbeater
& Bros drug store wholesale agents.. Large bot
ties SOC and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-02

THE Mckinley tariff bill reduces the datg
ON sesskin saceaSs zen pr csnt.. but In
cresses that or plush sscqgss siaty per
cent. Tia rich women wssr It's former,
the poor women the latter. And yet the
protectlonsts say the bill referred to Ia for
the bsneas CT the peer people % ths ooun-
try. But MI, Harrison says eheaa nan is
found under 8 cheap coat, and dou6iiess ne
saws the SAGE Of women Mr. Rsrriaoa IL
great nsn