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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
LONG HAIR AND GENIUS.
r-o,, Tho London Graphic.

From The London Graphic.
Lang hair was In vogue among musicians and artists
,orc ker IL ceased TO be by the rest Of mankind
The artist with his v1yet SeS ms som Sa
snn.,,red and Lengthy locks only nngr nowadays.
With a few exceptions. on the head OF the musician
notsnt influence audiences for Il is said that, In
the agreement Of notable pianist about TO 60 on "a
hava his hair cut. This possibly is an Invention but
il is an extraordinary thing that musicians ,,s. are %S
s n, 20 The shears of the barber IL Is also fact
that their hair aoursheS better than ma most people Is
"c ~ badness in the present day Is entirely due TO
the constant cropping which has existed for the
, az slebties OF thirty forty years ago, you
vii be perfectly astonished ut the carefully arranged
VIZ whch meandered their coat collars, ana
vn tee, inclined to begn singing Get yer air cut
without further delay. You viii also be amazed TO
+h 10 the end al their days. II Is sincerely to be
npsd that the theory which has recently been started
v1h net ~ The means OF I'D utr0aucuon VI "'o Va
ions haired men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
WHAT HIS LORDsHIP DOESN'T KNOW.

The list-already q long one-of the things that
Lord Coeidge is not supposed 10 know. has received
two notable additions at the Derby shire Asszes.
witness In cross examination stated that he had ca
pressed the opinion that certain bill for stoves was
"a warm one" Excuse my ignorance" interrupted
the Lord Chief Justice but whit does warm mean y
The answer was warm for them who are 50 foolish
dividend al you said observed the still unenight
ened jndee) that 1t would be warm for the stoves.
could unders and. Did you mean hati' hlt the only
ward the same witness admitted that he might have
said II n catches on II viii increase taknks."
This again provoked the learned Judge TO put the
question &hat DO you mean by ,eatehe. on =
renv Catches on TO the public a. 70 open their
suggested the Lord Gsi e jus I'e inqSInsI
riisS the witness but here the Lord Chief Justice
SEEMS To have given the thing up in despair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
THF RRAVEST DEED OF A YEAR.

From The London Globe
Lieutenant " y. lIuddleston ROYAL Indian Marine
bombay in TIE presence OF all the marine officers IN
uor with the stanhopc medal gor the most mcrtoHous
net In saving life In the previous year Inc cirenm
stanrcs under which tfis act took place as fol-
Investigator was engaged In TRAVELLING In lsOo aihos
In the BAY Of Eengal The officers and most OF the
fast and Sir Iuddcston and the gunner OF the snip
Mr. Peterson. along with few lascars OF INC wat'!i
were looking after the traw As the ship drited WIN
The rawl down three large sharks appeared, swimming
onnd Inc ship on the lookout for any thing that might
he thrown overheard. In thc>e circumstances |, te
custom mot exclusively, perhaps fer the benefit OF e
accordingly the gunner bat,d the shark hook ana shot
# ovcrbonrd II was almost Immediately s0rgei. and
one OF the sharks hooked fast. IL Is easy mat
Ter In haul on board u struggling shark weigh
in accordance with tradition. brought forward
loaded hne to shoot the unmanneedblr beast
wltha But in the excitement OF the moment
and in his anxiety to get ~ close possible, the
eager marksman fell overheard, by virtue OF that
cnrIous nsradox so commonly illustrated BY sailors
ana ashcrm.n the han could not swim, but what
was worst that there were the other sharks close
by attracted by the spashng OF their captured mate
Wihont waiting to pull Oft his coat kick of his
shoes, Mr. Huddlestcn at once Jumped overheard TO
the rescue and 1t was not untl he had got hold Of
that he began to think Of himself escaping from i'm
inineni dsnger-for one OF the sharks was already
smelling at the brave young oeers cap whcn NJ a %,
devotion was brought to the notice OF the authorities
nv The commander Of the Investigator the lamented
(aptain Toskyn. and was by them reported TO the
ia.t xenr received the silver medal OF the society.
nro Give seryato The act has now bcen singled out
fom the several hundred acts OF bravery recognized
BY the society for tho mghcst honor that the socety
~ S,anbore God Medal. the first 10 DO won by
o1icer ~ the Indian Marine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

ceptibly at first but with growing force and Speed
Mr.. Balfour changed his ways, and rapidly growing
accustomed TO the reins and the seat. showed that
he knew how 70 drive. He has gone on improving
ever since. till in the closing days Of the ias'
session of the Parliament, which at its opening
found him in the comparatively obscure position
of Secretary for Scotland he wac on both sizes
acknowledged to be worthy successor In the
Leadership to Mr.. Gladstone and Mr. DsraelL
H. W. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
THE INTELLIGENT vOTER.


An interesting election story, which comes from
roe many for the IIealyitc priest The Roman Catho-
lie curate was busily engaged outside the polling
hon,h cos ching the voters rs they MP the
entrance When Terence MOoney appeared. rather
protracted conversation eDsued. and the last words
w, v"us 10 vote for Just make the cross and put the
ballot paper in the box" As Terence came out OF
ali rSshf. Bedad, yer rivercnce" he replied, with
: merry tstnhle. II did As 70 t.wid me; A. son
Ueceif ana dropped Il b the box"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

little bill against the Empress for the year $40,
which amounts to the respectable total OF $l22,-
600 Fortunately for the Court of Greece, the
bill against il Is also d mere bogus document az
among It's items two amounting to $4,000
for royal mantle, lined with ernine. and court
robes On arriving at st. Petersburg, Nine.
Apparuti wrote long and ingenious letters TO her
crediton among whom there was a manufacturer
10 whom she had given order for no less than
five kilometres of gold lace, describing the con-
slant DELAYS and difficulties in obtaining money
from the Russian Court. She even went so far
As 70 describe-of course, entirely from her own
imagina,ion-how she had been on one occasion
,nubbed by the Czarns in person for daring 10
ask Her Majesty for payment OF her account
Indeed in all her dealings this too clever modiste
has displayed the most marvellous powers Of
imagination and an absolutely unparalleled i'm
pudence, even going to the length previous to
her departure from Paris Of inviting Nine. Carnot
TO visit her showrooms for the purpose Of inspect
ing the famous Imperial mantle
Although divorce only became statutory in
France few wears ago, the statistics In connection
with this branch Of legislation have become cx-
ceedingly disturbing and the divorce business has
increased so enormously at the Palais Re Justice
that IL is impossible for the Judges 10 keep pace
with the petitions. The great crowd Of the I'M
happily mated are eYasperated beyond expression
at the laws delay. They think that so simple
n matter as the annument of marriage ought to
be settled in a week or two. but the lawyers like
10 play with their mice for the sake Of tradition.
The divorce law is the best thing that has ever
happened for the legal profession in France, sad
they ere really dsing . service 10 society ~ sx-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
TAC.

TAC1.
From The London Globe
How to accept . dinner invitation:
Lady Lovelace-Mr. Grandson are Won free noxl
Sunday evening at 81
Mr., GrandisOn-I va. but am no louaee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

Is tho Probate Court today, in tho mat
tor OF the estate OF James Gordon, de-
ceased, an order was made hXing Thurs
day, oct. 20, TO hoar petition Tor probate
OF Will.
TuE attendance nj "Mci 90 Of DUBLIN
this afternoon was quito largo. Tho
whole audience were continually Kept
laughing by tho many funny ih.ngs.
Tho singing Hnd dancing attracted cons
siderable attention, aud We're worry good.
Tho play viii BIO repeated this evening
for the last tlino.
Tus case against Mrs. Frances Reed,
tho oclotcon, who was urfaignei iu Jus
tlco Go0's court yesterday afternoon tor
Collecting on the streets, was inv sug aued
today aud dismissed, no aroused glying
ample evidence tia. she Wa iunOcont OF
any wrong doing - mr as this =, ciiic
charge was concerned,
W. u. RunToN, who served q term In
tho penitonuIy for stealing span Of
horse. aud three mOhtha IN tho county
lail tor potit larceny, was run In by the
police lhis artssr Don tor drunkenness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

The world IL better becnuse % such
remedy 81 Ballard's Snow Liuimunt
because this article relieves II OF much
pain and misery, and we nra thus ena'
bled 10 enjoy "a brighter eide. IL posi-.
lively cures AL lorna Of Rhoumatism,
Neuralgia, Headache, Sick Headache,
Lame Back, MI soreB and Wounds,
Cuts, Sprain', Bruiles, sun Joints,
Contracted Muscles, Poieons, Erup'
tons, Corns, Weak Back ami all pain
snd al inflammation on man or beast.
Ips the best beesuse ii's the most pc do.
trating. Beware Of all white Lint
uents which may 10 pglmei OF on
YOU for BsllRrd'a SNOW Lipiment
There Ia mono like II. Bold by u. Z,
NJ, I. Drug Dept sfS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

THIRD DAYS CONFERENCE.


.4.tt,.hed in our midst. II we needed
s..'.rnis or blankets his sdvice was TO
snrohase those which were manuisc'
iured nj homo, ana never spehI y
gollar from this time forth ior articles
~ ioreign manufacture IL tue same
hind Of goods were made ana couiu
~ obtained Oh home, even
n a little more nhu W
A.. raid for them. Home ininatries
at only found work for our people, ort
iept money within our own connilu'
Civ which would otherwise 50 else
Sbefe. This speaker made reference
~ Inc Lohi sugar factory. Some OF
an brethren, he said, who were on
.eged In the promotion Of shat ontyr.
nn,,se wore groaning under the weight
" sstponsibility resting upon them IN
Ws establishment OF the nnuer.
,"slng; and he trusted that
n would receive henoeiorWard
he llberal support which II deserved
psserrce was made to Y. q. NJ. L. IA a
III dsufisbing home : inalipuont
hitch Bfothef Smith said had pro
:. H. one Of the greatest temporal bless
Do aver established In this place. ~
raI prevented the making Of "cornors'
ard he PEOPLE from being taken al
..ntaye Of. Its author was President
u,i@heni Young, whose Idea was that
~ nronle themselves should own II
snd 70 become merchants ~ wull a.
Tlierp. The advantage OF tpopefa.
,ivr Institutions were painted
mi. Today, the speaker geaidi
10. NJ. /. was one OF the most sub-
,tantlal and reliable institutions Ia the
land. -,
Tho establishment Of creameriea in our
miIst. That which he was preach lug,
he remarked, was the gospel o,
temporal nAlvation, the gospel
OF commou sense and rcaaoni
The Gospel OF truth; and II was n Cos
pel which the LsttrrdAy Saints ought
10 observe mud honor. We ought u
have been converted TO this yenn ago,
and enjoyed the benefits which would
have resulted from 1t, Instead OF, ~ we
did today, sending our money out Of
the country, In continuous
,tream, 10 the .tune OF hundreds
NJ thousands Of dollars for that which
could be produced nj home Just ~ well
as abroad.
Inc SAINTS wore eMhes'iy .Nu,""
shed TO keep strictly tue Woid OIL
Wisdom, and abstain from the use oil
tea, coffee, strong drinks, and avoid TINS
use OF tobacco.
PRESIDENT GEORGE q. CANNON
added a few closing words, bearing hi
testimony to the exemplary bearing o
President Joseph +. smith la the mat
ter OF observing the Word OF Wisdom
The choir sang, "liight and Truth
the World II Waking"
Benedlction by Bishop Elias Morris,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

Good clean msi'so clover seed "a Just
tho thing 90 sew for new Mwn plots. II
will take root whore an other seeds
would flil; and after 20 has got nicely
started y1u can sow Kentucky blue
gru,s, or amy other grass that Is OF "a
slower or moro tender growth, md nus
der the protecting leaves OF the uls.,e 1t
will grow end thrive. After tho Ken.
tucly grass ~ we'll rooted II will run
OUT alsike and all other cloyors You
can get o good lawn Of blue grass when
yon could do it In no other way, accord.
ing TO A. j. Root, ia Gleanings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

There were ~ many people on the
rfgundH this afternoon ~ there has
hern any Jay since the Fair opened.
At Z O'Clock the place was quite crowd
cd and the people were still coming.
The attractions for this evening VIII
be- The Illuminated balloon ascension
nj q O'CLOCK by Professor Leonard,
which viii receive attention from all
the PEOPLE, and the llfe-savlng rxhshi-
ton by Chief stanton's iiie'saving
CORPS al $3.50 O'Clock, which 10 litely 70
be gfauu uucCesa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
Third District Court

Before Judge Anderson today the
following business was transacted:
Sarah Sloan vs. Marcus Metz. Mo-
ton for new trial argued and oveEEuled.
Thirty days stay Of execution t9appoal
to supreme Court -
CLARK, Eldredge n Go. VI. William
Douglas. Motion 10 dissolve attach
munt and. cancel sheriti's return on
writ, sustained. judgment ordered.
Coop. Furniture Go. Va. Lizzie n.
Hutchinson Of nj. Judgment f9T ioIe-
closure and sails o. property.
John Is. Anders1n was admitted TO
citizenship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.


The grand attraction at the Fair this
afternoon was the exhibition Of
"UtAh's best crop" CLEANED for the
occasion OF the baby show. For the
prizes there were 100 entries. The
rule was that tho prettiest bapies
wore to bo picked out In ile main
building, but when the time came
there wcro 70 many competing that II
was decided TO go TO the grand standi
aud even then there was hardly room
10 accommodate the fueh. ~ four
O'CLOCK, when tho reporter lalt the
building, he had been unahiu 20 get
the names Of the Vi1ners,
there i.ing 10 many anxious
mothers waiting TO receive this news,
each OF course expecting 10 he the Ia
yored Que. This naturally added - the
responsibility OF tho Judge, who, after
locking themselves up Tor consldering
their position, decided 1t was not safe
for them 10 announces publicly who had
received tho prizes The later are as
follows
Hest looking babies between and IL
moths OLD, four pfizss-s2O, $40, $40
and o..
Best looking baby under o months,
gold medal.
Best looking baby under one ysAr
baby buggy given ny sosensen Z Mel
son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
ONE MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted . Year. by Dreadful sklnand
Blood Disease, with Intense
Pain and Loss of iiair.
an Other Remedies iuil Relieved n.
stnutiy and cured la Four weeks
bt the Cuticura Remedies

have faN w0ris Co. fayferfriinf the ttrt
rtnt MfNruIIs rlrT nave tlI.l ur lH tour
W,sta' umr num skin aud Blood Disease
WHICH ] hHd Tor Over three YEAR. 40 rHria'n
fIHHs. ny stin would De worry apr.. mud always
lu'rnff we. IIsr mf Iarr WlHurc mass g a'ts.
WHOM in tht cold air che pain we nlruHc. y
w1uil almost bring team 'u inr eyes Hul uY
hiuul also being Iu u poor tuuHli un. Win In'H
of hair ihnVe tr.ed rfrry known rcur Ir t1ht
vaI recommended 600 uU. uut ff wac uf nH usnt
and gave H|H NfW little bruth 90. N1, hNlfna nf
your IttiUuuA trNrutIsi ! runCiudtd go I'VE
tnUm triM. The nfIt application gave aI1ioft
instant relief loo few WcHts t.mc luuui uN
trlf cured and ON thunklul Cor what ihcy
have done for one. Nuur trlfUirA NENrutfa
lfH o. biUsainr 90 those who may nave Ono ups
rlrualu 90 usU them. ] can Ietummtnn ihcm
DO any one. tnINNO hNhA..
g1UlU Union Ave, Uh|cHgH. 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

The county clerk today Issued the
following licenses to marry
Albert c. Capson, aged 90, OF EeNi
NH Greek, 10 Martha 4. Rus.eli, aged
%, OF the same place.
Martin j.. Page, aged 10, Of Fruit
vale, Col, and Mary 4. Barker, aged
IS, Of the same place
Thomas. IL. smart, JT,, ny 81 80, o
Union, Utah, and Sarah a. Forbisbi
aged 81, Of the came place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
a. &. Smith 4 Co., Druggists, RgsR,i
q RobertsI Heaperlan Tonic.


"Tbero IL no use Of any one suffering
with the cholera whom .ChambeFlain's
Collie, Cho'eu aud Dlatrho'a Remedy
eau be procured. irwin give relief ~
n few minutes ana cure In ehOrt time.
I have tried Il and know Nv. ".
Clinton, Helmetta, n. J. The cpl.
dspiic al Holmutta was nj met believed
20 bc ch0lrsL but subsequvnt invesli,
CATION proved II 10 he violent form "
uystentety, almost ~ dangerous ~
cholera. The remedy was used there
with great success. For sale by Il G..
NJ. !. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
Notice.

From October 9Th IN 0th inclusive
the Union Pacific trains advertised 10
leav. Salt Lake for Ogden, Cache
Valley anu Park City at $3.50 p. m.
will he held until 1870 p. IN. Ter nc.
commadalion Of conference lFavel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

Mark JoiIs i president; David Van
Wagenen, yice'president; John NJ.
Murdoch, Orson Lee and Wilfotd Van
wagenen. The principal place OF
business IA HubDr, MuAatch county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
Extract Of Beef


Is placticed by people who buy inferior
articles OF food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants nre entitled TO
the hest food ohtainnblr. 10 n u fret
the Gail Borden "Eaglo" Brand Con
d.nsed Milk II the best Infant food
Your grocer aud druggist keep II. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
Ino llnrh oI D ILI.h.

IL IL not unusual for COLDS contracted
Ia the TALL to hang on NIL winter. In
such cases cAtarrh OF chronic brlnchi.
It's are almost sure % fciut. A MY.
cent bottle Oi Ch,mbgTltiu's Cough
Hcmedy will cure any colo. Can you
afford 10 risk 70 much for 10 small au
amount This remedy IA intended
est eciAlly for mad colds and Group and
can always he depended upon. For
sale by u. q. NJ. l. Drug Dep,.
"RoYAL CRYSTAL sALrD 1,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

TIfFfEWTN NWFf'F" FFITWFfTHE7
The canvass for names has cloeed.
An ,hnnRer, removals or new resi-
deuts snould be handed Ia immediate.
~ to Insure insertion.
SrFNHOUsE n Co.,
At salt lake Liihographlng and
Printing Co., OF Box 5s3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

Articles OF incorporation Of the
People. sRoller Mill Company Egru also
filed In the ofilce Of Secretary Sells 10.
tay. The capital stock IL fixed NJ
1000, divided into shares Uf 500 each.
Tho incorporators and suJscfibets Of
stock are;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
Cniicnra Remediee

fH.rt d4f.v more proat cures of humofs and
tliUHHts VI tfr fkin. scalp. aud blood Than tll
u'hor rsmtdiya combined. trticurNils Efeli
rkin Culf auu DttiruHA SOAR an c,quriie
.rrItI u.suL.HNu. lhH u0N Blood FORMER
Ind afssfrst ~ uumor ncwcleH. iuisruhy'
eure tIrrI species ~ itHhinr hlfnlu r'1l7,
ard b God. frnm infancy To age, frum ulHplr. 90
safutnIa,wueu The bcst phI siciansaud all other
rumodIps tlil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

Epicurein palatos demand "ROY
Al CRYSTAL SA LII"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08

Impure salt Is gritty, bitter ana has
GRID, puokcry taste. "ROYAL CRYS.
tai SALT' il 100 por cent. pure and
has sweet delicious flavor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
uirector, No,iss-I,npurianL

"ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
never upts hard in sack ur salt cellar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
INTERPRETATIONS.
Iwo OF them Flied with ~ County
Clerk To-day aud Two with the
Secretary Of TIE Territory.

with County Clerk Allen today
were filod the Srticles Of incorporation
Of the Armstrong Land mud wltsr
Company. The nantes Of the incorpor'
Rtors, places Of residence aud shaHs
taken by each ave a. follows: Ffn
Armstrong, iOO; NJ. l.. Cumming, 100;
AL. Hyde, 100; r. W. EllotbecS, 100;
George ltomncy, l0o.L. q. Hardy, loo;
!. j.. Jennings, 100; John Beck, llli
George II. Taylor, 100, George W,
Baftch, 100; +. ~. WaIdeli, 100; all
u salt Lake cry A. Is. Mos, Pay.
cite, Idaho. 100.
The corporation IL 10 DO Tor fifty year,
unless sooner dissolved ny law. The
business " tho company u TO tsidblIHh,
construct, maintain and operate dam,
weife, cauals, dltcher, numcs, pump
stations, reservoirs and mills, 10 puf-
chase, acquire, hold, lensc, sell ani
transfer and supply water, water
powers, water rights, land ami dam
elites for Irrigation, mining, milling,
I domestic aud other bsnnnclal puT-
poses, with the right 10 own, disp0tO Of
l nn1 control all necessary real estate for
carrying on said business, and T. colo
| niEo anu improve lands. Principal
ollicc, salt Lake city. The limit OF
! capital stock In $4,000 IN 100 shares,
The other ding with the equity
| CLERK was that OF the Ada
| Consolidated Mlning company " Salt
Lake city, Utah. The capital stock If
/ 100000, divided into 100000 shares Of
/ the par value Oi 81 each. Following
sro the incorporation: John HctTimau,
Peter ]. Reid, Henry W. Miles, james
| l.. Miles, J. Francis Brim, IT. NJ. Din.
wOOdoy, VIM. II. Wallace, all Of Salt
Lake city. IA. NJ. DinwOldoy H. pres.
ident, Peter j. Reid vice president
John n. Chips secretary and trtasu'
Ter.
GAS AND OIL COMPANY.
Tho Ohio and Utah NAtuiAl Gas AM
Oh company filed articles OF incorpori'
ton ia the office VI Territorial Sectr
tnry Sells today. The main Office O
the corporation will be located at Og
den, Utah. IL IA organized ioi
the purpose OF acquiring, hold
Ing, working, leasing, drilling
and operating oil aud vas hndt; 10 con
duct general natural gas AMI oil bust
noes. Tho capital stock 10 $4,000
divided into $500 shares Of the yalu'
OF s. each aud in subscribed for "a toll
lows. q. w. Stephens 200 share
Robert ]. Msip, 100; Thomas =
Fitzgerald, 100 rhVmas Il. Fltz
gerald (trUstee), 5000; ID. IL. Peery, Jr.
100; l., Il. Rogers, 100.
q. w. Stephens ie president; Thos
T.. Fitzgerald, vice-presidenii and II
| j. Main secretary and treasurer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-02

A chubby, gentle looking little fellow,
about six years of age, stood at
Broadway corner selling evening pa
pers. half a dozen other little chaps
In the same line OF business were nag
ging him
And not little professional jealousy
was at the bottom of it, for the boy
was gotten up la Buffalo Bill, with
long hair cut straight across the fore
head in front aud falling over his
shoulders behind, a broad brimmed
straw hat, blue trousers with gold lace
down the legs and attached to a rather
full waist that was once white. but
now showed signs of several recent
rough and tumble encounters. In this
toggery the little fellow not only at
tracted more attention. but sold more
papers than his rivals He warily kept
his back to the iron railing and his face
toward his tormentors-
'sWot ye dom here Billy7 Ye amt
no business here. Stick to the av.n
why don't yer ma cut yer hair.
sonnyf'
Got der War Cryln
The bedeviled boy stood all this sort
of chaf like another Roderick Dhu.
He never said a word until one of the
lads jostled him. Then he let out a
string of profane language that almost
curdled the blood of a benevolent old
gentleman who had just invented a
nickel in the outfit.
Blank, blank vel Don't yer put
yer hands on mel Seer I'll lick der
everlastin stufiin out yer. I've done
yer up before. Milky. an III do it agin
eff yer don't leave me alone, now. Seer
They let the wild Indian scout from
Harlem flats alone, too. / noticed after
that But he has never attempted to
work that particular corner since then.
New York Herald.