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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Forecast for Sunday,

WASHINGTON. May els P. M.-For In
diana and Illinois-Fair; clearing in south
ern illinois,; slightly warmer; north winds.
For Ohio-Generally fair. preceded by
light showers on the lakes; north winds;
slightly warmer.
Warmer and fair weather is generally In
diceted for the West and Northwest. A
storm has originated in Virginia and has
moved to the New Jersey coast the past
twelve hours. A second storm of great
magnitude appears to be developing TO the
north of Montana. The clearing condition
has moved from Maine to Nova Scotia, and
the second clearing condition has moved
from Montana to Nebraska. Rain has TALL
en- in the Red river of the South valley, the
lower lake region. New England and the
middle Atlantic States. The temperature
has fallen In the Southwest and lower lake
region: 1T has risen in the Northwest and
has remained nearly stationary elsewhere.
Generally fair weather Will prevail from
the Mississippi valley westward. clearing
In the Ohio valley and south Atlantic
States, and showers in New England.
Local Weather Report.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
FRANKFoRT. Ind.. May 81 Lee Belknap.
of Belknap * Cohee. general merchants
and grain buyers. fell dead at his place OK
business. IN Brirghurst. to-day. HIS death
WAS due 10 heart trouble.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
Walking Across the Continent

LYONS, Ia. May eli. w. Stone. the
pedestrian. now walking from San Francis
CO on a s.. OC0 wager. passed through here
this afternoon. He left San Francisco,
Feb. %. the condition being that he make
New York in 134 days. Stone is i'll good
spirits. and confident of winning.
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Columbus, B; Toledo, 1.

6ptCIHTt JIG IH.IdnapUINb urH1
TOLEDO. May 2l.-With three men on
bases In the sixth inning of to-day's game,
Breckenridge knocked the ball over the
left-field fence. The Toledos failed to re-
cover from the shock. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
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u. of L., b; Northwestern, I.

Special 10 the Indianapolis JOurna!.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. May 2l.-The North
western University ball team played the
University of ILLINOIS team this afternoon.
The batteries were: Northwestern. Mod
DWELL and Bass: University of Illinois.
Frederickson and Cross. The score was 5
to 1 In favor of the University of Illinois.
This is the second game with Evanston in
the Northwestern League. the champaign
boys winning both games.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
Games Prevented by Rain,

Western League-St. Paul VS. Omaha.
National League-BostOn VS.. Washing
ton. Philadelphia va. Baltimore. Brooklyn
VS.. New York. Louisville, VS.. Cincinnati.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
Extepsiye Fire i'm Egypt

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. May 1.-The cnor.
nous cotton warehouse at Minet-el-Basse
has been partially destroyed by fire. The
damage amounts TO 81 0,0C0.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
VAS HARRINGTON A HOODOO?
he Was Not with the Hoosier Ball Club
Yesterday and 1t Won q Game.
Milwaukee Defeated by Indianapolis
with Madden In the Pitchers Box.

Kansas City Shut Out by Minneapolis Toledo
Beaten by Columbus - National League
Games-The "Polys" Lose to the DePauws.
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Indiana and uunois L,eapue

At Joliet-Joliet. q; Terre Haute. 1. Jol-
let, 4; Terre Haute. o.
At Peoria-Peoria. 5; Jacksonville, 2.
At Rock Island-Rock Island. IL; Evans
Vile, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, s; Quincy, 6.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
Score by innings:

Minneapolis --------O o 2 o o o 2 o O-4
Kansas City........O o D D o o o U 90
Earned runs-Minneapolis, 4. Home runs
West. SwartZel- Stolen bases-Dixon (2), Lyle.
Double play-Shinnick to West. B tses on balls
on Swartzel, 2; of Eiteljorg, l. struck Out-By
6wartzel. A; by Eitejorg. ). Time-1:30. Um-
Dire-McOuaid.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
In The NAME OF ECONOMY
Instances of What the House Majority
Is Doing to Cripple the Government.
No Money to Be Voted for Special Agents Who
Investigate Crimes-Holman Trying to
Abolish the Bureau Of immigration.
Democratic Pension Scheme that Will
BE Tried if Cleveland Is Elected.

Tilt Between Jerry Simpson and Represents
tive Snodgrass-A Dismissed Census Clerks
Charges-Mrs. HarrisOn's Condition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
Go,d Prices for YearIiups.

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Forty thousand two
hundred dollars was realized tonight az
the annual sale of WOodburn yearlings.
the property of a. J. Alexander. of Spring
Station. KY. at the American Horse Ex-
change. Among the best prices brought
were brown colt. by Powhatan-Visavis
to c.. Cornelison. 5000: chestnut colt. by
Lisbon-Novena. TO Meadow Thorpe stud;
$500: chestnut colt. by Falsetto-Pearl
Thorn, to G. l.. Bailey, 81. 700; bay colt. by
Powhatan- Bsrbicbie. TO Eugene Lee. ST.
500; chestnut colt. by Falserto-C achuca, to
William Lakeland, sl,l50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22

$3.50 TO Chicago. $3.50
Wa Pennsylvania Line from Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
Gloucester Winners.

ereciaI 10 the Inoiai apolIs Journal
GLOUCESTER, y. j., May 2l.-Results or
to-day's races:
First Race-SIx md a half furlongs. Eros
first. Ill Spent second. Lady Winlock third.
Time. l:30a.
second Race-Four furIongs. CalcuIus
first. Reha +. second. Belle of PhGnlx
third. Time. 80.
Third Race-Six and a quarter ~furlongs.
Smuggler first. Knapp second. Vulpina
third. Time. 1864. d,
Fourth R~ace-Seven furlongs. school
Boy first. Saunterer second. Raleigh third.
Time. 1::64.
Fifth Race-One mile. Kempland first
Lum second, Ed McGinnis third. Time.
1:524.
Sixth Race-SiX furlongs; len kookn
first. King Idier second. Rock Hill third.
Time, l:25I5.
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Local Weather Report.

ature, ~. The following Is a comparative state
ment Of the temperature and precipitation of
May 81:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-22
Bli,zen Win, the Besing Stakes.

First Race-Ihree-Quarters or q mile.
Blue Banner first, Pagan second, Good bye
third. Time. les
Second Neutrality-suspicious. of a mile.
pecker third. Time, 1854.
Third Race FIve-eighths of a mile.
Johnny Greener first. Little Buck second,
FreelIeht third. Time. 1:204.
Fourth Race-The HesIng stakes; ono
mile and an eighth. Bitten first, Notus
second. S~trathmald third. Time. 2:l1L.
Fifth Race-Thrce quarters OF n mile.
Bismarck first. Beatlfce second. Campbell
third. Time. 1:2a.
Sixth R~ace-Three quarters of e mile.
Gendarme first. Miss Patton second. Pesti-
ience third. Time. 1:32le.
Results at Gravrsend.
BRooKLYN. May 2l.-To-day's races at
Gravesend were run in a heavy rain and in
a muddy track. Results:
First Race-Five furlongs Courtship
first. Prince George second. Narrow third.
Time. 1:0L.
Second ~Race-Eight and a half furlonga
King Crab first, Roquefort second, Var.
duke third. Time. 1:5l4.
Third Race-The Hudson stakes; for two
year-olds: five furIongs. Wallace first, Don
Alonzo second. Integrity third. Time. los.
Fourth Race-The Gazelle stakes for
three-year-olds: nine furlongs. Yorkvilie
Belle first. Banga second. Medrid third.
Time. 2:0i.
Fifth Race-Sweepstakes; for three-year.
Odds; eight and one-haIf furlongs. Turbets
first. Fidelio second; Rex third. Time. 1:52.
Bengal first. Rosa Ii. Second. Vardee third.
Time 1.l13a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

Sattie ite6t jebt yitnaefdbr" i'm gllter
BON SIS Sabren; Elm nauere 9ln9abe
mo9ten mir nibt rlstiren, uno es
tommt au6 gar ni6t weiter oarauf an;
oenn erltens 1T iie Satin uno Wtutter
pon brei 3inoern, uno slpeitens 1T
ubneoies ibr 9anSer &eiS ibr @,lo, uno
ihr 9anses 0ermDgen in oieiem iroii6en
Sammertbal (b69Itens ibren einSigen
Sobn aussenommen. Der ibt iebr ans
0ers geua9Ien IT'D oas @ei9aft, Doer
pielmebr Die @eidafte!
S1on in ibrem 9leuBeren unterI9ei=
bet iie lid weientlid bon ibren meiIten
@eidledtsaenoiiinnen. Sbr &Opf bat
fait gar nidts ppn oem Sopf zines
tppii6en Meibes. Sas @eIiiblpole
uno S1onbeitslinni9e teblt an ben
@eIi6ts;ii9en gang. Ser &opi bat
mobl cine normale, re9elmdBige @elfal=
tung, aber er 1T ni6t, ipie Die meiiten
SrauentDpie, pormiegeno runo, Ionoern
er 1T faIt gang re9tpintelig, BON Dem
fat pieredieen Slim al bis gum S9ei=
tel; fiible YerItanostraft uno @nt=
i6lolenbeit iino ohenbar III oieiem Ge=
li9t itart aussebiloet. 3iemlid ber=
porraseno madt ii6 Die 9taie bemcrt=
lid. Die gusen iino grau, bon i6ar=
fem Bid.
Yielen Der drmeren @eI1le9ts9enoi=
Iinnen Satties pdre pobt Die @eiea=
i6aft oerlelben oar niht anQenebm,
ipenn iie suIdllig auf Der Strabe nit
ibr suiammentreifen piiroen. Sir
faibionable &leoer bat Sattie gar fei=
nen Sinn, unb ipenn es aui lie anfdme,
t6nnten ale Yubldoen uno WlOoe=
iournale eineeben. Sic fault Iib
Iauter iertiee Sleioer, uno ipenn lie je
zines setarft 6at, bas mebr als SO
toItete, 10 lit iie nit oieiem penisitens
auBerorbentli9 suriidbalteno Sm
gBinter trdst iie gang einfades. aber
tparmes Wollseug uno itets bdlt iie
nur baraui, oab elm Sleib ibr bequem
| iiBt uno = ia ni6t su per9ehen! =
ni9t su balo serreiBt. sic bat an
ibren 9leioern uneepObnli6 lanse, uno
fDnnte barin taum BON drmIten oeut=
iden Sorfi6ulmeiierleil iberboten
peroen. 98ie nit ben Gleoern. bdlt
le es auh nit Der Wobnung uno bem
gHen. Sie'iuft iiberaa. no iie bin-
tommt, nur bic bei6eioeniten 9oitbdu.
Ier oOer bic bilisten Sotels auf.
Wenn man oasu nod ibre betdnbiee
SeiorsniB Dor sdntiiden @esnern uno
yieioern auf ibr emiges Yroseiiefiibren
nimmt, 10 lam man lei6t ermeHen,
pas oieie 40ia6e WlilliDnarin BON
brcm Mammon ei9entlib bat. 9asI
Selo, an Dem lie 10 9ierig bdngt, bat
,ei ibr tlG9Ii9 ieinen Seruf pericblt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

lfa9 afirporten: .Snbem i'd es nidi
auseeaeben babe unb Elm gutes Stiids
den Dabrbeii ldse iiberlid barin.
5rau @reen 1T gum She'll ipenlsifens
fein s'self-made woman, obihon iie
immerbin cine iehr sei4idte Mebrerin
ibres @utes setpeien 1T. Sod aeben
mir ibr ielblt bas Wort; ibre interei=
ianten 4n9aben fno iiderli6 sutref=
fenb, viopeit iie geben." unO seigen
cine ielbit in unierer 3eit uno in un-
ierem 9anoe nibt sewDbnli9e Sauf'
babn zines 9Seibes f:
.ginen groben 3beil meines IermO=
gems babe i1 nidt erporben, ionoern
9eerbt. Wteine 0Orfabren waren eng=
lii6e Qudter. Gin &obinion (oas lit
ibr Mdo9enname), mar Sorp=6ouper.
nelE Der WaHa6uietts=Sai. unb id
babe nod beute bas iilberne Siegel.
nit iuel6em er feline amtli6en S6rifts
itiife beslaubigte; aud beIiBe ib nob
bas Saus uniueit gtew Seoforo. oas er
auf benz @runbe baute, welhen er
Direct ben SnOianern abaefauft bate.
Sd mar bic ein3i9e Grbin auf oes
Yaters, bes @roBpaters, Der Wtutter
uno Der SroBmutter Seite. Wteine
gBieae itano in Stem Sebiorb. uno i6
oing su Wtrs. 2oipea in Bottom, Der
Sbwdgerin beg beriihmten S9riftltels
lers Sames &uIea 2owea. in Die
S1ule.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

@ie i6 81 meinen 6ei1lftstenntnii.
ten 9efOmmen bin? Sa i1 oas einsiet
Sinh meines Saters mar uno allein mil
i6m uno meinem @robpater lebte, 10
eew6bnte id mid allmdlig baran, mei-
mem Sattr Die ein9e9angenen @elddfts-
briefe porSuleien unb i6lieBlid aud Die
gntpOrten oarauf mad ieinem Sictai
gu i6reiben. 50 ei9nete i6 mir, Dbnt
es bon pornberein oarauf abgeieben Su
baben, SenntniB Der pielen @elpanlaeen
an, an oenen i9 iebt auf eigsne Sann
betbeilist bin. Wtein @ater luar auG
lan9e 3eit einer Der Yioniere Der sSn=
bultrieen an Der &iiite bes Stillen
Oceans, uno er fat bic erlte StraBen=
babn in San Srancisco 9ebnut. glud
mar er an Sanoels= uno al bielen
S9ifiabrtsunternebmuneen betbeilist.
Surh bic Gerbinoung meiues Yaters
nit Seefabrtsgeidditen babe i9 aud
meinen @atten @owarb !Senrp @reen
fennen 9elernt (ber nod am 2eben iit)
er mar i'm oitinoii6en Sanoel bei6df=
ti9t llno brd6te telnerIelts Gin groBes
9erm6een nit; iein 8ater mar &i9ter
unb Elm enger Sreuno bes beriibmten
Mbenteurers @apitGn Marrpatt. Sn
Stem Dort beiuaheten mir uns. llniere
@eiddits- unV Sanoelsinterchen er=
itredten ii9 balo falt auf gllles, in bas
man iiberhaupt @elo itefen lam. 9lbe-
i9 intereilire mid eiaentli6 gar nidi
fir GeiAditsangelesenbeiten : bel
@ott, nein ! SD baiie iie; befaiie
mid oamit nur meiner Ginber ipeeen.
Oils man iie fraste, mas fir cine
3utiinit iie fir ibren lebt 23jdbriaen
Sobn bei6lOiien babe (ihre 9inoer iino
iibriaens slei4faas itets iebr fnapp
sebalten poroen). pelder jiingit I'M
.Oale college" ausltuoirt bat, ant=
iuortete lie nur .@eiddft!" Sic
bate permutbli9. aud iueaen ibrer
Yorliebe fir tpoblieile Gleioer. cine
9erabeau porsiialide 2ebensgeidbrtin fir
ben IT. Gents=Salsbinoen= =Msiuionar
&uHe0 Sage abse9eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
Ste re.@ne mmertranertn.

9ie ists oberiten Stufen in Der
Rangrronune Der ameritaniiden Mil=
liondre iino bon Wdnnern beiebt; bic
iiebente ater nimmt cine Dame elm,
ndmlid Die betannte Srau Sattie Sotp=
lano &pbinion Green. .Sefannt"
tann man eisentlid nur in gang be-
itimmtem Sinne bon ibr ia9en; lie lit
in ben @eridtsb6fen uno bel ben gln=
wdlten in fdit alien Sbeilen unieres
2anoes iuoblbetannt, oenn iie 1T cine
eifrise YroceBiiibrerin. uno iie bat in
pielen 2anoestbeilen auseeoebnte @e=
i6litsinterelicn, negeu oeren iie ii6,
nit mebr pber iueuiser &e6t, bduii9
nit @esnern in ben ejeri6ten berumE
itreitei. 9luberbalb Der &ebtstempel
ieood 1T iie, abseieben pon ibrem gta=
men, blutipenis betannt. llno bod
oIrfte namentlid bas i60ne @eidledt
SntereIe baran nebmen, feline aeibdft=
lid 10 erfolsrei6e S6peifer, bic 40=
fa6e Wtilliondrin Sattie, etluas ndber
fennep su lernen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

Uruu OtteN tHl HlpHteiluoeHS Nil8uy.
IS 1T an Der 3eit su bemerten, oaB
Riemano iagsn fam, ME reid iie
.ilentli6 1T. : Sbises lit nur cine
an9eidbre S9dBun9, uno iider lit,
oaB Die @irtlidfeit nibt Oabinter su=
tiidbleibt. gBabrideinlid weiB lie
ielbit nibt aenau, mie piel lie wertb lit.
gBas lie aber oapon weiB, perrdtb iie
Ielbit ibren beiten 6reunoen ni6t. oenn,
ia9t lis, .oas wollen nur Mdnner wii=
len, bi. iortludbreno ibre giaie in meine
alnselesenbeiten iteden. Obne elm &edt
basu su baben, uno bic erlan9te Ius-
tunit nur oaiu uermenoen mollen, mir
uuo meinen ainoern gu ihaoen."
bis DOR 3ursem muBte aud gie-
mano etrpas Si1eres oariiber, lpie iie
ibren Wanmon erworben bat. Grit
oisisr Sage lieB lie iid einiee Wittbei.
lun9en bariiber ppn einem Yetannten.
melder ieinerieits 8erbinouns nit bent
Sruderteufel bot, entloden. Y6lli9
'auIri6tig lino Smar ibre 4euBerungen
ni9t gu nebmen; benn iuenn iie gang
un9enirt bon Der 2eber ipreden wiiroe.
10 miiroe iie pabrideinlid auf Die
5rase. uie iie i6r @elo erworben. ein-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
9dGfide 1omtan3e.

4uf Der Snebb6enburg i'm Saat
Slit Der &iooer SnebbdeEbart,
Ser l6on ieit 'ner balben Stunoe
gluf d frii6es Sebbben wart't,
9as Der Snabbe iollte bolen
9lus oem ,,arua 5ur miloen Sau";
SoCb Der 6nabbe tommt MID wieoer,
llno Der &iooer ma6t Gaoau.
glui Der Sebb6enburg 9eniber
Slit bic @rdiin Scbb1enhart
9ie i6pn ieit 'Eer bolben Stunoe
9lui d Sanbidubtnebb6en part't.
Sas be 3ofe iollte bolen
slus en- groben Subaei9dft;
Spd De 3oIe fommt mid iuieoer,
limo be Grdiin 3antt uno tldht.
llnoen, oief i'm idaob'sen 9bale,
Ste6t Der Gnabb bonn &nebbaenbnrt
Sdaterno bel Der ideenen 3ofe
Bon Der @rdiin Sebb6enbart;
Sarum brin9t er niht bas Sebb6en.
sic oas Gnebb1en mid berSu:
Tebbden, &nebbden fin per9eIen
Sber ibrem Gan9beluub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

gitelieit lit bic Mubme
Bon mandem Seloentbume.
geoismus Der Batter
limb Neio Der Seratber.

= Sm gramen. profeHor (bci
ber Sehanolung oes grbredts): yuno
ipie beiBt oerjenise, Der beerbt piro2"
= 2anoioat: Ser grblaHsr.- =
Yroieiior Gut. Serr Gonoioat, uno
tonnen Gie mir mobl iaaen, pesbalb
er 10 beibt 2" = Sanoioat .Weil er
sefOrben 1T. babel muR isoer erblai=
fen T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

User oas Slid bat. trieat bic Yraut
S4reit oas alte Spridmort laut;
Sod wobl mauder bentet; Webe!
Sdon orei Monat na1 Der gbe:
Sept bab' i'd bic graut aenommen,
9o1 bas Slid Iidt mitbetommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
g pfifter. Ser Qebersu

&C Splitter. Ser 2ebcnstusa
bieler gbepaare pdre frieolider, ipenn
fie niht su piele Statirnen mahten =
sr i'm @irtbsbaus. lie i'm pub9eihdit.
Srauenlpeit. 9 ater:
nSeut3utas 1T nit ben 2inoern Elm
9reuSs- BON oreien mibratbet oeipiB
eines!" = Mutter: vRun, ba iit's elm
Slid, bas i6 nur sipei bab'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
: 6eItene Sriumphe.-a

Seltene Sriumpbe.-a.:
,Gas eeltri9e 2uitipiel iuuroe alio nit
unsetbeiltem Seifaa auigenommen?"
= D.: ,.9laerbinss; bel jeoem glfte
muroe aetlatibt. Yeim eriten, weil's
uns on oen Sinaern fror. beim sipeis
ten, um ms munter 81 erbaltsn =
o.: .llnb beim oritten2- - 3D.
;, ,,@sil's alle mar. :"
8efdbrli6e probe. .Wenn
i'd nur wubte. oh mein 3obert MID
mirili6 ernlt1id liebt!" - -Nun.. oas
fonnlt Ou bob Iei9t erfabren Sci
ibm gum Sdein untreu uno glib einem
9lnbern Gin Renoesoous bod 10, oaB
er papon eri0brt. @enn ct Did ernit-
lid, licbt, miro er Did ioiort umbrin-
aen; ,penn er bies nidt tbut, liebt er
DID ni6t.
@lle MANNER iinb ge@
burene .aunaoeieaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

OffenberSiaer. gom'
merSisnratb SD muB Sbnen sans
oifen 9eiteben, Sbre Werbune um
meine Sobter iiberraidt mid i'm bobeu
8raoe. sic iino nod nidts, sic
babsn nod nidts = ia, mas ueriieben
sic oenn eisentlid ? = Sreier Dit
Mitsiit Sbrer Sodter nit glnlfann
ausauoeben Serr Gpmmersienrath
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

bod tpobl faum In Der Gur9t, ba.
man fali9e @ebeine aus Sauto 80,
mingo liefern tperoe.
SO. 2auier.
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Wetn.

.Was meinit 9u, SruOsr, trlnten
mir nod eins2"
rNein."
v@ie? 9tuf siwinal 10 iolibc?"
.Sewabre, i'd trinte nod piel me6r
als eins."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16

3miIden Narrenbeit uno 2iebe
genoelt oieier Welt @etriebe.
2adt mein @iB Die cine tort.
ReiBt's mein Sers sur anoern bort.
@ott iei 9ani! 9aB id ertor.
Wtir Die Mitte: Den Sumor!
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g tarie Mnt,u ort.

Serr: rSaben Sic ibon mai e'-
men S9ien seieben, mein Jrdulein2"
Traulein (9elan9meilD: lin @ot-
tesmlllen, sic mollen aber aud ni6ts
tpie @Dmplimente!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
Aids 20 Oratory.

From the st, Louis Globe Democrat.
II am about TO deliver an important speech
in few Gays" said a gentleman to q number
OF friends at the Laclcde. Can you tell me
what is the best liquid for an orator TO use
during the delivery Of his address7' u have
never made speech myself" said one Of the
crowd, Mr.. J. c. Wedlake Of Detroit. but
might be able to give you some useful hints
on the subject. Tho best thing can do is 10
tell you what great men drink on such occa-
sions. 81. floquet. when speaking in the
French chamber Of deputies, drinks a solu-
ton of gum arabic, which he has recently
substituted for weak coffee. Neither NJ de
freycinet nor NJ. Constans take ANYTHING NJ
kouyier drinks eau de seltz and lemon Juice
while NJ. Yves Guyot sips MARSHA wine mixed
with water. Gladstone, have been told. used
to take water. but in recent years, since I'm
voice has begun to grow somewhat husky, ho
uses sort OF g-hip, made Of the yolk OF an
egg and little wine. The mixture, which is
prepared by his wife, has a marvellous effect
IN giving his enunciation all its old chars
and distinctness. Lord salisbury never drinks
anything, neither does the present leader Of
the house. and the same may be said Of John
Morley and Mr.. Chamberlain Sir Charles
Russell. the leader Of the English bar, on the
occasion of his two days speech before the
Parncil commission, drank nothing but hoe
coffee, which he declared was not only gooA
for the, voice but an excellent stimulanI"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
An Optical Illusion.

From the Chicago Times.
He attracted considerable attention, even in
Chicago, where deformities and beygars are q,
every turn, for the terrible character of his in.
jury. Both legs had been taken of at the
thigh, leaving hardly trace of even stump.
He was planted on the sidewalk of one of the
busy West Side streets few days ago, leaning
back againstn pile Of lumber that lay at the
edge of the walk. Without this support he
must have lost his balance, for no used no
clutches, and it appeared that his hands were
the only propelling power he could use.
Tho poor wretchs overcoat was longer than
he was, and the skirts of it were spread ont
around him on the walk, while before him lay
his hat upturned for aims.
He needed the aid of no verbal appeal
Every one noticed him, and almost all gave of
their substance. A gambler dropped in dol
lar and felt that he had earncd luck for a week
Pretty girls and their attentive companions re-
duced their pocket money. Even an Italian
fruit vendcr passing dropped dime in the
hat with thought that this was his Easter
offering. if li:tle late. Contributions we're
rapidly transferred to the substantial leather
pocket Of the ragged oyercoat. The man
seemed to be getting uneasy. At last tho hat
was emptied and returned to its other post of
service OH his head. Two men came hurriedly
out OF the store in front of which the beggar
had been transacting business and walked
over to the pile of lumber.
Get out" said one to the cripple. sswe
want to hustle this lumber into the basement
And the deformed wretch placed his hands
on the pavement, gave o hitch and o scramble
and drew out OF coal hole a pair of excellent
legs, terminated by equally serviceabIe feet.
which had been resting on the pile of coal under
the sidewalk. Several dollars worth of tho
coin of the republic jingled in his pockets as he
entered the double-hinged, back-action doors of
the nearest institution for the amelioration of
arid suffering.