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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
SOCIETY.

G. ID. Roberts, of the south side, is
here to-day.
Wash Fort, of Robertson county,
is in town to day.
DR.. J. G. Marshal, of Guthrie, is in
the city to-day.
l.. A. Ragsd dale and wife returned
from Nashville this morning.
George Lowe, of the Seventeenth
district, is in the city to-day.
w. ID. Butler and wife, of Ohm
stead, Ky, are in the city to day.
p. l.. Harmed, county suparinten-
dent of public schools, is here to-day.
Edgar Fox returned last night
from visit to Ben Hollins, near
Guthrie.
Miss Mary Bates left yesterday to
spend few weeks with relatives at
Pittsburg, Pa. r.
Jas. Ii. McFall, of Sailors Rest ,
who is now representing a Louisville
firm, is in the city to-day
Il. ii. Morrow made a flying trip
to Springfield this morning, leaving
at 6 O'Clock and returning four hours
later.
Miss Susie and Barsha O'Bryan, OF
Nashville, and Miss Madeline Bryan,
of Murfreesboro, are visiting rela-
tives in the city. At present they are
with MIR. c. Ii. Bailey.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
oLARKsVILLE DISTRICT.
Third Round of auarterlylMeetinga

Palmyra circuit, at ---, April
30, May |.
Ashland City circuit, at Walton's,
May 7, s.
State Line circuit, at st. Bethle'
hem, May II.
Pleasant View and Mallory's, al
Mallory's, May q, %.
Asbury circuit, at Turnersville,
May %, 20.
Sadlersvile and Adams, at Sadlers.
vile, June 4, 5.
Red River circuit, at --, June
II, u.
Springfield Sta, June II, 10.
Cedar Hill circuit, at Barren
Plains, June Is, 10.
South GAINESVILLE and Bethlehem,
at Bethlehem, June "A, Is.
GAINESVILLE Station, June 26, q.
New Providence and Bethel, al
--, July 2, 3.
Antioch circuit, at ---, July
8, 10.
District Conference at st. Bethle'
hem, May l2-15. Bishop W. w.
Duncan will preside.
HERsCHEL B. REAMs.
March II, 1892.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25

They have the Heath &
Milligan, it is unsurpassed
for look and last. A first
class paint and will give sat-
isfaction. See color cards
and prices. All kinds of
paint brushes.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
Has Quit the Drug Business.

DIR. G. +. Dixon, who went from
here last year to Itaska, Texas, is
now with the Itaska Mail. He is
also employed there by the Memphis
Commercial. The LEAF.cHRoNIcLE
ia in receipt of copy OF the Mail
containing some of his productions,
over the nom de plume Dick" and
n seems that the Doctor is AS handy
with the pen as he is behind the pre-
scription case. He may not make .
fortune by the change, but he viii
have lots Of fun.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
Be On Your Guard.

Democrats should keep their eyes
open and go to the polls and vote for
Judge Turney next Saturday. While
the Alliancemen have publicly said
that they will not vote in this cleo
ton they may say in secret that they
will. Their action to-day at the
courthouse may be only a ruse to
throw the Turney men off their
guard. Go to the polls next Saturday
and vote the straight ticket.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
Encouraging Reports.

The Turney Executive Committee
held meeting this morning In Judge
Tyler's office and heard reports from
nearly every district in the county.
These reports show that Judge Tur-
ney will carry the county by at least
GOO votes, even if every Alliance man
in the county goes to the polls and
votes for Buchanan. Turney will
get the county beyond II doubt and
Democrats are jubilant.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
Baseball at Nashville.

Special to the Leaf-Chronlcle.
NASHVILLE, June 25.-The game
of ball here yesterday afternoon be-
tween the American Stars and the
Heralds resulted in favor of the lat
ter team by a score of 7 TO ]. The
Louisville Deppens and the Maroons
and Chattanooga League team July
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25

Rev. A. NJ. Growden will preach
morning and evening at the Chris
tian church Madison street, to NOR
row. Young peoples meeting at 7:l5,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
LAST QUOTATION.
OPENING AND CLOSING.
NEW YORK, JUNE %.

Aug, Cotton. IN 72y 7.26
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
To Advertisers.

.,,,e,, .ys are requested 10 hand IN changes for
their advertisements not later man s'oo u. NJ u"
The ia, hey a0tsh them inserted we des"e "u'
our aaUeTtising columns be Kept JTesh an" oTt0"',
as zoe knO.t is 10 be one o. the 0redt secrets
success IN advertising, and for thas reoso" '0e
oiye our patTonS frequent changes, Out We must
insist on me observance Of the dboUe Ttte' as "e
,annat haqnie oar regular complement OF "e~S
when cyoDded NTH other matter IN me "tdo'e "
tho day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25
Death OF ]. o. Friend.

10. Friend, aged sixty years, at
one time prominent member of the
mercantile circle of Nashville, died
in that city yesterday.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-25

McGehee Bros. are agents for the
celebrated Stetson hats, ard have
them i'm all shades and styles.
hiSdtf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
CH1RGHD WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS

Harris Cohen; tho clotnler at Baxterst. and Park
Row locked up at Police Headquarters on Wednes.
day in company with Jacob Walkopf OF No e38
NIulberry-st. and Abel Hppman. of No. 40 Mott st..
Tho prisoners were at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, but were remanded TO the Central
Oce in the custody Of Chief Inspector Steers until -
day. Cohen accused Of receiving stolen goods which
were delivered 10 him by Lppman. Walkopf is held
Oh suspicion Of having helped 10 steal the goods.
Two cases Of wOollen cloth were delivered 10 Strauss
&, Freeman, manufacturers OF trousers at No. 7O7
broadway on Monday and were left the sidewalk In
front of the store One case, the contents OF which
had cost about S4o0 stolen. Mr. Strauss reported
the robbery at tho Central ONCE and Detective
sergeants Lyman and McCarerty sent to COhen's
store to keep watch there IN consequence Of reports
that had been received from his rivals In the clothing
business On Wednesday the OF stolen cloth was
taken to Cohen sstore by IAppman, who Is truck
man. He was arrested on suspicion ayd lie said he
had been hired by Walkopf 10 deliver the case to
Cohen walkopf was arrested and denied that he had
employed uppman or knew anything about t'e goods,
Cohen was locked up also and he denied that he knew
the goods had been stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
NO MONEY TO Pay EXPERT WITNESSES.

The contingent fund Of the District Attorneys once
has been exhausted and Mr.. Nicoll has tried In vain
10 got an additional appropriation from the Board OF
Estimate and Apportlonment. There was deficiency
of 900 at the beginning OF the year, owing to the
heavy expenses in the trial Of Amecr Ben All or
"Frenchy. No. II The Board appropriated $4,000.
so only $4,000 was left The testimony OF the ex-
perts In tho trials Of Carlyle, W Harris and E. NJ
Field was exceedingly expensive and the investigation
Of the charge against Dr. r. w. Buchanan, who Is
accused Of poisoning his wife, wifi entail big outlay
Dr. Allen McLane Hamilton, for his services in the
Harris case, received 81 500 Dr. G.. De F. Smith, Of
No 20 East Twenty ninth ST., has fled claim for
$500 for testifyins in the same tIial. There is
money to pay him, ne has filed papers preparatory
to suing the county. Professor Rudolph A. Withnus' S
bin for SIS 600 also remains unpaid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
A cyizy ,riv TBJES TO BURN 4 HOUSE.

Aphonse CroN q young Frcnchman, who Is glass
polisher by trade aud lives with his we on the 10Y
floor of the fvesory tencmcnth0use No. "a Oorn'ns-
ST. was crazy from the effects OF liquor yestero'y
and scared the other Inmates of tho house by trying
to set fire 20 the place. lie threw kerosene over ms
furniture and over the floor and tried to ignite ue
oil with lighted matches. When his wife struggled
with him aud screamed for help he threw some OIL
upon her. She ran ont Of the house screaming ana
several other women followed her Policeman John
Knmnre OF tho Charles ST. squad found Croft lighting
matches on the top story landing and trying to Sct
fire to oil on the floor. lie arrested the crazy mon
and locked him up charge OF arson a company
Of firemen Went 10 tho tenement house III response
TO a summons Tut there was 10 fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
TIE t,HSTyG BONDS Not DISCLOSED.

Joscph l. Green. The attorney at No. $50 Broan
way VII, for several day, imagined that he was gong
r. get uosssion OF 500 900 IN bonds securities. etc.
hc,,nyirg ia the bankrupt firm Of Field. Ilndlcy.
Wicchcrs a Co.. IS now Of the opinion that the vaiua
able papers arc Il myth Mr.. Palmer. his client. VINO
declared that he Knew where The securities cond be
found failed 10 tell Mr. Green yesterday where thcy
were hiddcn as hc had agreed TO- and the lawyer De
eidcd TO have nothing further to do with the case.
Palmer promised TO present 10 me a sworn s'a'e'
mont today telling me where the alleged valuable
uaDors could be found" said Mr.. Green yesterday,
but he has failed 10 keep his agreement and have
therefore withdrawn from the case. have Just die.
taicd letter be sent to Mr. Palmer which VIII emo
the business between us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
propoeaIs.

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
a York City May 70 1sy2 5sg q, prop%sals r in
% ss2 and Then Scned los :Spy,nsy and d,vcpt
let's Point and Davld's Island, n Y H.. and sandy
n. during tho fiscal ending June 80 lSit
Fun information VIII b6 futnkhed bg this onico opp
cation The Cbited States reaerves the right 70 reject
any or lI proposals. EAvelopes cOnthlnnl proposals
be marked Proposals. for Fuel Forage aud straw
and addressed 70 ALEX. j. PERRY. Assistant Quarter
mas tfr.f 6cn T.. &. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
STATE OF THE LEOS CARGO.
.<x1r,uoYox OF REPORTS REGARDING HER
IA ..Nn1 .0N,s STATEMENT.

.<.x,,rp ,yaOuON or REPORTS REGARDING HER
Ne s,NDI-ON's sTNTEMfNr
1-orope conflicting statements as 70 the c"no'ioh
-. Az oorco ond time of sailing Of the steamship Leo
o,arterel by the Russian Relief Committee III d" "a
tho starving peasants of Russia. were puDlshcn yus
,artav she was expected 20 sail on June 10 VIII
a cargo OF $3.50 900 pounds Of -four besides ou'cr
TODD s,uifs captain Gaines was made to say ,'"o
ooo tons Of -four arrived on Monday, and mono since
tha. fine one report snld that there WIS htto over
~ third Of the ships cargo boIrd ann q''"ea "'c
officers Of the Leo saying That they dd ho' 'n',
the ship would sail ut all. Two hnndren INV ,'
dollars day dcmurrage charges were also slu :" os
claimed by the captain from Tho people VINO cna'''
the steamer. anu r,,,,,o
A careful Investigation bv a reporter OF INV mum"
ascloses the fact that az for the Reaei 'o'nn'e.
4, concerned tho Lro may sail today. olii VI
Iadiuc WIS shown the reporter by IT, H. o''''
which certified that o.116,247 pounds OF ho'r' wi"
meal beans etc wcrc already on Goa'n ''u ''"''e
10 the United states Consul at 1t. f'N'TSo"ie'
sanrson. who has entire charge Of the n'"'''f 'o'
the Relief Committee said: ,,o
~rle Row DR. Talmago sailed yesterday o' VIC
CITY Of New York and both he and Dr. LoniS hopso"
y,,I b presalt AZ the distribution of the hor "i'
y arravns am sorry that these pislc>id'ng 7"'''
m.nis should have been made. All OF 0'ti h'''' V
cent trucking and insurance, are pl'' an" ' 49,.
10 settled tomorrow. OF course IL 'ooh S'"'o -
To collect such vast cargo from an Vcr "i' '''
hut we are ready now With scarcely any uc'F'
txvon,y hays OF -four coming over the Ea''h"'e a'"
o,, pau,,,1 1ot wet but That the only mishap
wa hive had Tho charter calls for the payment VI
&C. 900 and orr share Is only 1890 Zant " ff,'ne.
NJ No 20 broadway taking the rest OF the V,Sse I"t
Themselves. and they also retain the ph'iPSe "
holding the Leo at her dock in Atlantic Basin isrook
w., mn,iI Inne o. - Won -te If there is 10 he any
charge for dcmnriylgo they. not W. will pay IL. ny
tud,cous purchases We have secured III many cas'S
an extra quality Of norr and saved money. wo
There is over 7iooo loft after payng IN ,r Nl
distrlut., In cash to the local relief comiict~ IN
Russia All of The -four has bccn Inspected py cA
perts 80 cannot s"c the foundauoh Oh %iS Vi "''"
cbarrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
n Rop0SALS For NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR

/ TIE NEW.YORK NAVY YARD.-Junc II lSJ2,
Sncd uroposas lndOrsed proposals for NaV1l ouPyhs
for the New Navy Yard. o. w. ol-led June ~ ~
,Vi he received aL Euroau q PrcyiiOs ana chnk
navy department. Washington, D C.. nnn H. Sc,"sk
noon Innr - 1892 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter TO furnish ~ the New YORK Navy iAfq qs
tty Of supplies CONSISTING OF [yet' o. DG Io M IT,
,ci. must conform The Navy standard and pas he
ILL., naval n,tncon Hank proposals Will be furnished
iron Application INC Navy Pay 0nce View York o 70
~ invited TIE bids all other bihgs Icing equal decided
~ lot The Department reeryes me teht u waiVe de-
Ia ,s0vcmll"Iit. ''""i' S''''|'''' '"''''''''-
<. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
HE DKiNR Eat POISON WITH HTS BEER.

Lasto Uptock, q Bohemian pastcrer Of middle age,
who lived with his wife and little daughter in the
tenementhouse No. PAS SecOndst.. had been neglect
ing his work and drinking too much beer lately. on
Wednesday afternoon when his wife away at work
no put some rat poison into his beer and invited his
daughter and woman boardcr TO drink with him.
They refused and left him alone. In the evening his
wife returned and found him suffering from the effects
Of the poison. She called a physician, but Lptok
died before midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
EXPERIMENTS WITH ELECTRICITY.

An exhibition Of method OF generating
electricity for power for small machinery was gwen
yesterday at No 90 Whtchalst. The current was
geners;ed by means Of an electric sand This Is
a recent compound resembling sand II Is dissolved
In water and used with zinc and carbon 10 make a
battery for which many advantages are claimed
Rotary FANS Incandescent Rights sewing machines, dark
lanterns and surgical lamps were shown IN operation
some compact storage batteries also exhibited,
and f. was said that the system could be applied 10
street cars The apparatus weighing $50 pounds Tor
rh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
FURNISHED Gouses Go Get, Gonntrp.

nonO To let at Roslyn, 1. l., Hampstead Bay
&s1)U A fully furnished cottage. nine looms, bith
thinning water and stable Also house, fourteen
Apply TO JANITOR, 80 Lberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
New.YoIk, June o. $50

y IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
I'D and furnishing the materials called for IN th. ap
proved contract nIG e M hs Sn1e q st re
cR0ToN DAN At CORNELL SITE. OK Ck9l0S
EytR ~ THE ToWN % GoK H h Iccy a,
mis- once mt, Wednesday The 2sh dy s OF 1n n-
they win te publicly ePHcd by The AggriGH H. Ce sd
work and furnishing ald materials will be made by SAID
Comui soners soon thereafter as pfacucahlc; ,o
Blank forms ad approved contract, ana th" sIcIh
cations thereof and bids o. proposals. ai roiss rs
plans for said WORK and All Other inforinst,on can be
cbtatned above Oncc Of the AqucIuct NOu
nissjoncrs, on application % the secretary.
J'C III LEY JAMES c. DUANE.
- " ~ caerotasr President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
n OTICE.-Scaled proposals will be received

n OIiCE-ocalea proposals WIZ IN W tsa9 az ta
once Of the Penn yiyane Company Tor Insurance. on Lives
and Granting Annuitle. No. 5l7 Chctnutst phlndt ht
trustee for the sne Of many u INC PiiInoci.
phia Wilmington and baltimore Railroad Stock Trust
fertjlcatee u eSl .l4J will pay Tor.
The the lowest prices not exceeding par COSY,
Ing in The aggregate not more than te aInonnt SH VII,
20 accented De ares them advised o. once, ana
iavment m made the certificates are assigned on and
Propotals should Do Endorsed "Propoial Tor sale o.
Philadeip his Wilmington and baltimore haIoad STOCK
iTS S,, SN yrU irc. 81 Chestnust Phlade pha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
- poposaIs FOR FLANNEL. AND KER-

IL
sEY. Trnad,Aphsr, nR,tt of ,ss re o. "a ~
A her" until Ii o'c9ck No. Tcsday. Jun. Fl 1872
Tor furnishing ne M ard y t das blue
ms ei' connei Is 900 yards Of blouse lining ane sd
p nnoo Yards o. o. sky blue kesey army ands,a b,
iV,,,c,r nj other points will be- co>dored ~ Rouu,
10, ,or ARC dclivc'a bic on and 0f:or July ~ 'd
'dGcr- must state how soon after July my VIII cgi
m lo, Payments VIII depend upon an aIpropll'ssn
@ Cnngrcss Tor the purpose 'ioyefnmrat rSrrv we
~ ~ reject any ali proposals. preference VII DC
ileht ~ Articles of domestic production or HahufaS YuIe
gInndi.ions S quality ana price dncdng IN hr lil,' W.
soisn PRODUCTIONS or manufactures ue dHV th'i,Val ~
ang III a. this once. Envelope containing PROPOSE !" az
al9Pn, s VI "Proposas fof Flannel and kaSy snd az
snne, IN The crsgnd. c. e. SAWIfIJ'f., i,pl.'
oorsr,orrastcr.Ci1neia U. S. A. In chaiee o Deloe
n ROpOsALS FOR BLANKETS FOR TIE
once 9 Ala washlos,osp My Tog g iof
SIMhnn, I'D odreesf 70 ts q Indian a.
hnairs Washington, D. G. wii be reeyca unn NE rbdnn
erre sbcui 10000 blankets blue green sc"n, an n
SSheduies showing the kinds ana ~, ,c
WIZ ,oonrcd aud containing all Cthcf NECESSARY "india
es.n ',I,i be Furnished upon application " mc -,
S San ~ ce The g, Ieesye By o Sy'f a
trent 70 e}nr o,osss are invited proyso that al
ana I shal! be made Tor tho supplies by sii
VIZ Viii be opened At the hour and the d,y @ oleaing
eId IadsEEsn ' cfIE 1; bids mus. ascoysnSd
sy seEGsd cs tc r 81 Sa.o r.ans.,GN
e. least rive pSS! 3. aoShGAS. commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
:, pnpoSAIS For A IIEATING PLANT.-

N w AIr.HVIIFr ARSENAL, WEST TROY n. Y.
r,o II isq -Seslei proposals. in tplicab VII De r.
Jmira =, ,bjs Arsenal until 10 o'clock NJ Thursday,
INV "a 1852. furnishing aud INSTALLING Heating
JuN. ~, 40 army Factory W2trNlltt Arsenal.
& government reserves the right 70 reject sl OF any
rroposs or parts thereof Snc't,o'9 e nu co g'nr
" ,aEEV Ordnance Department. Z. =. A. ComInahdihg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17

~ Department OF the East. Governors islsnd y Y II
MAY r. ls92-sealed proposals. in tr!peate subject 70
,,sWal conditions, will received here until u o'clock
ncoS Eastern time, MONDAY. June 90 1892 and tlen
Quarters a. Fort SCHUYLER. n. Y n; All Information
X,ni.hed an amcation here Post Qusrtcrpn 'ior.
rn,t schuyler The United States reserves the rght %
rrjec. any OF all bids Fhvtlopes containing Mopetas
shnud he marked 'Propo-alf FOR Dransge md Pvmhn9
=, Fnrt Schuyicr, aud be addressed u CHAS II TONI
TtVS hssistant Quart master General " s. Amy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17

OCEAN norsE. o,sSn "roye = J-SndeS ne" men Non:
n,.,rot pds accommodates 100. TiiOS PRES11S Pro.
Y, TS oBsCOr BAY MAINE. -
L fsff,-hOtO Inn. JsL.SBoRO, MAIZE
This ho'el opels June ~. has high location IN
.,,f M bay at bark Iarbor Halls heated by furnaces.
omen Are place. rooms. Experienced MANAGER. insur
Ia GOOD scryicn heretofore Afc>!an wells resident
,hy,cI1n al hotel. Beautiful views drives and walks.
livery table: hing sail ard rowb9ot- eNeencnt haibor.
i.t, 10 R.ckiand Camden Belfast Castne Bangor. and
XII pc,rt meeting East and West Trains. Tho Malno
Cntr1l viii run through sloepers from Boston TO klnd.
IN connect With and conmoii0us steamer Frank
Ion. of 400 tons which Will BE- IN: on The rout?
Irnfn cklsnd I-c-b.rO early IN June ocean and
IIay views from all sides OF the hotel -
N p. sl1wl:Li., Mgr. lslesb2rS inn is'csScro Mo.
EDWIN $. DIXON, Pros. W. LYMAN nIDDiE Sec
4 Treas Islesboro Lend and Imp. Co. rs walnut.sa.
Philadelphia Tenn ----------
/ ''' POS 2dayc.. Asburv Park n: J;,, 10, q,
'0o' ''' Mr. W. o. JUSTICE. Prop
ZINE FENIMoRE;, ,.pg
hlocks from lif 200 special rates FOR
June For circulars ami rates address TllOS. NOBLE
l ocean Drove X. j. family hotel Main ave. cloe
., ,b, h.,ch. full view nrscloss table; spcal
June rates. MrH n '" u 49, p,N ~
WI nt RTON- ny tn FSEh,
w Spring Lake NewJervey opea from June IN October
H. X. LErCHW0RTH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

years who has worn beard. And such
beard as it is. If it were not for his
great, dubious forehead and long, ag-
gressive nose, his beard would seem to
cover the whole face of the man and
constitute his whole individuality
With its sturdy business, and total dis
regard of conventional ideas, it is, in
deed, very characteristic of him The
duke Of Devonshire, who also wears a
beard, is said to have more 'syou be
damnedness" about him than any other
nobleman in England But Lord Sails
bury runs him close. He is the very
type of the strong minded, bull-headed,
good-tempered English aristocrat; and
he shows it in his appearance as much
as IN his words and acts.
AT home, while Lord Salisbury's great
merits as foreign minister are very
generally acknowledged, he has never
gained popularity in the ordinary sense.
The aristocracy swear by him, and the
great mass Of the worlingmen have a
genuine admiration of him. But the
lower middle class, the small trades
men, and the mere mob do not like him
at all. AS for him. he despises them too
heartily to have any resentment against
them, and he is far too proud to make
any effort to conciliate them.
He never shrinks from expressing his
contempt for them and their views of
public life, and he is at any time ready
to retire rather than TO be indebted to
them for single vote. He is not at all
an eloquent speaker, but he is so bold
and clear, and in dealing with his op-
ponents he has such cutting wit, that
his speeches are always eagerly listened
to and read he is not uncommonly
charged with bad taste in his epigrals,
as, for instance, when he said, apropos
of William O'Brien and Dillon's fight
from bail and Parnells catastrophe: 1T
is curious thing about Irish national
ist leaders that they are always eseap-
ing. Sometimes they escape by water,
and sometimes by the fre-escape." But
he cares nothing for ss,ch accusations.
He says whatever he pleaees, and II his
foes don't like it so much the worse for
them.
IL pI4FdJc lllS CGASOuE.y - q
princely noble in all respects magnid-
cent host, an excellent landlord AID
firm and cordial friend. He has enter
tanned Queen Victoria at Hatfield house,
his splendid seat in Hertfordshire, as his
ancestors entertained Queen Elizabeth
under the same roof; and last year he
entertained the German emperor there
But TO see him at his best it Is necessary
20 be at one of his home" parties when
he surrounds himself with his neigh
bors and friends from all parts of the
country, and comes out strong il his
true character of ''fne old English
gentleman, one of the oldsn time He
loves good eating and drinking, puts
away bottle of old port after dinner.
In defiance OF his hereditary govt, and
is not at all ashamed Of a few generous
old English vices But noblesse obliEe
is his rule OF life and he never departs
from it