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once 20 her sons assistance. But IT was
too late The father had meanwhile reached
the mother on the beach, and their agony
NAV be imagined Five days later the
body was found twelve miles away.
Herbert Mapes was twenty four years
oId 4 member Of the class Of '92 at Co
lumbia college and president Of the ath-
letIc association. His younger brother,
Victor. won the championship OF France
last year at broad jumping, and Herbert
won the championship in the intefcolie-
eiate hurdle race two years ago Their
brother. DR.. Charles J. Mapes, was also
one Of Columba's leading athletes. Their
father is president OF the Mapes Fertilizer
company, Of New York, and Mrs. Dodge,
editress Of st. Nicholas, is their maternal
grandmother.
The other cases are those OF Henry &.
Lamar, who won from Yale the football
championship for Princeton, and was
drowned in Georgia; Adelbert Shaw, foot
ball player, OF Harvard, drowned by the
| capsizing OF his boat, and Frederick Bro
kaw, OF Princeton, who lost his life few
weeks ago by trying to rescue servant
girl at Elberon, N. j.
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A friend uarrates the following rather
tpcoso incident, Proceeding down Joy street
mot long sinca his attention was called 10 .
little negro boy who was crying piteousIy.
and Alternating his outbarsts by muncbing =
glowing hucd red pepper The tears were
streaming down his ebony checks and be was
bellowing loudly about the burning sensa-
tiou In his mouth and throzt totally oblivi-
Gus Of the TACT that the pepper was the cause
Of his trouble and that he was continually
sggravating the pam by endeayoring to mas
ticate the pungcnt article
Ths narrator, noticing his trouble and its
cause. stepped forward and slatched the
pepper from his hands and throw 1t Into tho
street. whefcupon tho black urchin SGT up y
most yociferpus howl and dashed after his
treasure. While bury negress rushed out OF
. doorway. evidently thinking her child bad
been abused Tho well meaning pedestrian
did not finger 10 explain As he departed no
caught . glimpse OF the ebcnioei gamin
again in possession of the pepper and yelling
end mancbing rs bsore Adapting frag.
ment OF common quotation. 1t was case
whore ignorance 10 bliss. boston Budget
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The Arizona kicker.

We take the following extracts Iro'n -
last issue of The Aiiyona Kicker
EXPLANATORY. Last week we annouA. =.
that we were on the trail Of b nasN -.
Apache avenue grocer, and that ths ~ y
issue would contain an expose caicu'a'e' IL
startle the community We had over ~ I,
umn of it in type when Mr.. Davis ealls' ~ y
The Kicker office and subscribed '"
paper and gave us column ad Tor y s,.,i.a
Mr. Davis is not only genial, wuo'e -, J,
gentleman, worthy of place In our - 49,.
ciety, bat an enterprising, go-ahean ~
who is credit to the whole state "ner -,
want the best of goods at the io"es'
call on him ..,stv
Nor THIs YEAR --Consideranie - 81,
has been expressed by our many .r'e's 1870
well wishers over the fact that 2, 80
did not get the city printing again 'u ~ -
In answer to all inquiries we repv vssr
did not want IL The total income ~ els
was uincty-six cents, while We lent ~ -,',rs
10 the mayor and aldermen and nes~ -
to get . cent Of It back Wecanr 1en- n,
kind Of racket more than one
troit Free Pres
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UNCLE SANS BIG CANNON.
interesting rest. Ut shs New is-inon
Gun at sandy Hook.

,.1..a.,,ou Tcst. vt tss New ts-tncn
dun at sandy Hook.
Sandy Hook, eighteen miles sontnens. "
.a,,,h n the battery, or lower end OF New
York city. In historically an interesting ".
,,,sce. hut ia general finish rather the ie'.s.
s,trnctive In all that region. II " iitera.ly
|. uaandy hook OF land, with wharf ior
military purposes, a life saving station anu
onarters for the officers stationed tnere,
with other military belongings chieny IN
complete or long ago completed ana A"''"-
doned. Now
The place il OF unusual Importance now,
boweyef. because the big guns anu oenei
destroyers are tested there before tho
limited States accepts them, ana tne neoes.
sitv of choosing this isolated spot Is SHOWN
hv m. fact that windows have been broken
sys miles away. So the officials recently
.ent word all along the adjacent snore'
now tbjckset with summer cottages, open
vour windows today, for the great lz-ihcn
run will be tested at the HOOK"
The ,2-inch gun ia the heaviest ever
huilt in the United States. The test was
onder superyision OF Lieutenant W. w.
| Gibson. proof officer Of the station, ano
| was witnessed by many officers ana In
vited guests. IL was In fact trial OF the
powder made by Dupont for this gun.
For the first shot 900 pounds OF powde'
were used, the ball weighing l,ooo pounus
| When the signal was given there followed
. stream Of fire from the lannon's mouth
an immense cloud OF black smoke, ciaE
and roar which ratified the spectators
teeth and the ball struck the sand undel
| the target, 500 yards away. 1t plowed
tunnel through forty foot ridge, went OF
and buried In the next. The testing ma
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barins Capture ~ : tssa<t n.-.-z. 3. ). &
sssitlsh 0mees Il wstsrs~.
The only prisoner made bv ~ !
lish reaerve - Waterloo va ! ~.
general whose capture waa due = n
cool head and stout heart Of ! 49,
brigade major Anxioua Tor IN adve.ss+
During the battle several regime. 3
savalry and infantry were kent 1. =
serve under : heavy fire from -, q
guns Great WINS the havoc. and nsis,'
men nor horses relished the passjvs sSsa
tude TO which they we're condolences 81
While u group 81 younR otFIcsr. 1,
front Of the left wing Of the rsasv,-
were disseminating the situation. thrlr y,
tention was attracted to French W.
eral and his stan sail on horsebsck ~
were looking through their Rlsasss n
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is this the editorf'
"Yes, sir What can p
MY name. sir. is Grumpy was married
last week"
Let me offer my congratulations Mr.
grumpy am glad to see you By the wav
we published in this mornings paper quite
tuil account of your wedding.n
Yes, sir saw it,"
You have come, perhaps. to order SONS
extra copn--
nave come, sir for personal satisfaction
Your reporter asked for photographs of Mrs
Grumpy and myself to use in writing nm tho
wedding sir"
YES Didn't hen-
lie said be would have engravinrs nads
from them ana run them in with the article
ne wrote about the affair."
yes Was there any
Ana some lop cared, wopper iawed. how
legged gourd head Of a printer in this ofiies
mixed up the portraits, sir You published
me this morning, sir, in your advertising col.
uinns as Tennessee barber who had suffered
LOT hiieen years with lame back and a s,re
throat, and had been cured 10y twenty seven
bottles OF DIR Billjaw's Compound kxtrac, q,
hankus Pankus, and you run the portrait az
that internal Tennessee barrier in your ar.
count OF my wedding sir You can stop M
paper sir And now, will you show me tbs
ypesettinS department of this ot,lce, am
on the warpath this morning, sill. bigger than
@sr'zziy bear and | am going to lid the
man that mixed those cuts and reo, ro,i,s
him from the ground uplr
IN inc excitement and confusion that fol.
'owea some one hastily turned In a fire alarm.
e,u u TOOK the entire department and a sound
y. polioe to quench the fiery young man. :
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Unwilling Movers.

It is well known fact that many peo
pie find the last day of April the most
convenient time for moving to thelr
summer homes at the seashore or IN tins
country, although the suggestion tina!
this has anything to do with the rate Of
taxation in the two places where they
own houses would undoubtedly be ~
movers
There are some people, however, VINO
receive suggestions of that kind with
half hidden smile, and there are otnes
actually bold enough to say that tne!
prefer country taxes to those OF the cry
There is one man in New England wno
has learned to reduce his taxes TO tnc
lowest possible figure, even at considefS
BILE Inconvenience to himself.
He owns farm. which is only remark
able from the fact that it is in two STATES
instead of one. To make the most u
this peculiar advantage he has pun. I'M
house with it's south side in one stare
and its north side in the other, while tne
passer through his front door can nave
foot in each state without the slignses'
trouble. III,
A fence on the opposite side OF .as
road marks the boundary line. In VIC
field which it surrounds in one state ale
numerous hen houses, large and coiu.
Portable for their inhabitants. Close y
the fence in the other state is row -
loosely built. untidy looking hen nouses'
into which the protesting hens ~ ~
chickens are hurried when taxation e,
comes around. the secret OF the cnane ~.
being that hens are taxed in one s's's
and not in the other. Youths Coral'''
ion
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1t is expected that after all. even if
adults and children are placed on the same
level in the matter of the original admis-
sion fee at the Chicago Worlds fair, they
will at least be able to see everything that
is to be seen without the expenditure of a
single extra dime. Possibly the directors
did not have it in mind, but at the same
time their ruling will enable man or
woman who goes to the fair with purse
that isn't very thickly lined to invest lit
tie more freely in mementos, ornamental
as well as useful, than would be possible if
they were compelled to pay their way into
every side show that their fancy led them.
So the rule will be good one all around,
the visitors will he better satisfied and the
exhibitors will reap at least proportion
of the benefit.
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On tbs opening Of the meeting the secrs
tnry announced \ communication from En-.
fAniA Ala. making charges against MAI
Drawbar Jones. an honorary msmbsr Of the
club He was charged with
/ Going on . rabbit hunt while his wife
ny n the rs.nt of death.
Z Putting burrs under tho saddle Of hisold
mule 10 gst up an artificial enthusiasm.
Brotber Gardner said that 1t was ques-
sDou Tor debate. and Giveadam Jones sruss
End ot,~ervcsi that he could never vote TO oop-
vtct brother on the tlrst charge While
thrrs might BE- no question that Mai Jones
vent out 10 hunt rabbits while his vito lay
dying. what vas bis objectt Was It for
amuscinent, or was 1t 10 provide her with
rabbit soupi Tho accused should b. given
ths bsncflt Of the doubt As to charge No .,
would psa bsirrs under bis saddle. whether
that saddle ~as ON horse or mule. do
ssrved the severcsf condemnation
Waydown Bcbce couldn't excuse the ma
5or for going on that rabbit hunt A dying
wifi docs not care for soup Of any sort Al
30 the burrs under the saddle. they might
have got there by accident Evea u they
vers put there by design there was no evi
dence that the mule objected He owned =
niuls whoD dcmeapor could not 10 changed
sns iosA by all tho burrs Ia tho state OF Mich
igan.
shindig Watkins. Elder Toots. Samuel
Shin and Others argued pro or con. and ths
question Of whether the maj or should h
bounced was put 10 vote The vote stood
~ for and ~ against. and he thus escaped by
no skin Ut his teeth : Detroit Free Press
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JOHN sAxTeR's AWFUL CRIME.

He Kills His Entire Family and Then
Takes His Own Life.
A most complete and horrible case OF
wholesale murder and suicide was this OF
John II. Baxter, OF 32i East One Hundred
and Sixth street, New York city. He was
a painter, with work enough at good
wages, had fairly well furnished home
and some money, and seemed to live very
happily with his wife and two children
But he fretted with fear of heart disease,
of which his father died. One day his wife
walked out with neighbor, Mrs Thomas
Laing, and said:
81 have queer feeling; cannot tell you
just what it is, but feel that something
awful is going to happen"
The same day her husband called on his
sisters and told them he expected to die
sson That evening he sat on the front
stoop playing with his children till 9p. m,
when all retired. About an hour later the
neighbors heard six pistol shots, but could
not locate them. Next morning the Bax
aers did not appear. A policeman was
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called, wrenched open their door and was
staggered by a horrible sight. The two
infants had been killed while lying in
their little bed with their arms around
each others necks. The wifs had only
been killed after a struggle, and was no
doubt the first victim.
The father had shot himself twice, hav
ing apparently reloaded the revolver after
shooting himself once and exhausting the
first five shots. The wife had been slain
in the front room. Then one shot killed
little Katie, who still had smile on her
face. This shot probably Weakened John
ME, for his face showed terror, and then
two bullets were fired into his head. In
sanity is of course the verdict of the jury.
Mrs. Baxter was soon to become mother
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eeeiy Looking Stranger ito proprietor Of
dime museuinl.-l am the only man In the
country that predicted Harrisons cabinet
right What am worth 10 you per wceki
Proprietor You guessed 1t correctly. did
ycus
strangsr the turn on II exactly,
two months ago Here's tho sheet OF paper
wrote tho names down On
Proprietor mdmiringlys-i couldn't afford
10 give you what you're worth But have .
brother who publishes a paper. and Is look
Ing for the right kind Of a man to edit the
circulation afildayits 90 and tell him your
story. Chicago Tribune
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n Sey Il black JOHANN, she stfHighten
up, she did. an she say, Now Sc taEk!n f,
Hector. shore good for ten years o
rood wucl ef ,!e Lawd spare me dat
long
.,s'e fin one young steer dat dem
Yankees missed IN de woods an hitch
'em 10 dc little caat an hawi wood wild
'cm. much ~ we could bun All de winter
An Juliann she less TEX holt like she
was young gal She cook an she wash
an che i'on--Jess dem TWO 70 de famiy
now. you known m'ssus snc say,
smtlin sorter E'ekiy ikc an via Tears IN
. eyes, too, Wy, Juiiann. 81 " known
how good You conid COOK may DO ia
had you IN de kitchen al dis time, Jun
ann che say nuthin' nut she snake 9 heau
an she twis nout an gone TO o-atin
biscuit IKE she was Strong nun 10 maui
rail. An now, it'ie missy, de Loinpaady
popias are gittng mighty taii ana &c
years look long ns,w'x EN-.
"oie manssa ~ n''ssns cou'ah s'an
az Dig trounie unl cum On en- Al -
propty gone mos 20 cnii,en Ieao ~ ~
res sum cripple an al ~ say one
day, hector ! zone no my nie, my
chiiien can s.aa1 ooer an q. along may,
pe' put ole tree VOLS cut aown 70
stump am gw'he mex nmoer no mo :.
my naat tr'",".s, nNo ,u"' en uo WI
piow en-. u I'm, IN, ~ maurs" u,e
vol u cum . 'he, wen, snore nun, &c
ume want Iur OH p"t yen cum y
cum ue me way: "uss" y. "e1se'
An weaker zen .es W usu Ds.
seems nke .nisSus was Iess wAl.in .or ~
siGn, case 90 pcry neNe asy sne sle up
700, ana aey ue ny A. ~. weaker IN
weaker sei. uey cni''en NUN SHOW wici
Wouio uie iust'
~ SUNDAY tore aey oiea ole mlss. NV
say, Lex me 70 en-. % oey to.e mer y
turrer room ana pu. ner on ue pea long
noe o NAUSEA. TUG missy ; can 'ei
you Al dey saiu' MASS pop oeen uere
an ne nh ten you put 'nissus SAT-
sometning ME 1ined IN dey hves II
iuDpin escn uauer al ue iawu, an oo,
would soon oe oogerrer 'oreoer, an
maussa o say ies, press oawu' an a.
% cniiien cry OUT ioua' WINE inissus
eyes sniue IKE TWO scars' an sho loo'
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THE MOSQUITO CATCHER.

l. The flower magnifed g. Leaves and flow.
ers less than natura! size, 8. The anther that
catches the insects much magniied.
tracts insects, especially mosquitoes, and
tue gum fastens them when they light on
y or stick their bills in the juice. 1t il
claimed that one plant will Kill millions in
a season. 1t is very hardy, grows about
TWO Feet Ugh and is pretty enough for or.
nament whether It kills insects or not
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Justice-You are charged with com
hitting an assault on this man and
backing his eye. What have you to say,
sir?
Gentleman Your honor, my wife lost
pet dog, and ! caught this fellow
bringing it back.
Jnstice-You are discharged; but M
for you, you miserable scalawag with q
black eye. the next time you steal a
lady's dog and don't keep it I'll send you
MP for six months. New York Weekly
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A THIEF. Advice.

A thief who was sent to prison in Ohio
was pressed to confess the particulars of
his crime. but he replied; THE man
who confesses to anything is fool. No
matter how guilty he is or what proofs
you may bring. he has only to deny his
guilt and fair share Of the public will
syInpathiza with him. Detroit Free
Press.
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First Little Girl-Aunt Maud and Aunt
Clara visited us yesterday and they
brought me doll.
Second Little Girl-Aunts are nobody.
Poohl Anybody can have aunts visit
EN-. We have angels, real angels, visit
our house. Some were there last night.
ANGELS! Did you see themY
mo, was asleep, but this morning |
saw the baby they brought, New York
Weekly
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Ivanhoe is said to be the oldest horse in
the United States. He is the property OF
Robert Mas, of Louisville, and was born
nearly half a century ago. He was ridden
by Mr.. Mas grandfather during the Mex
lean war, and has the scar of a gunshot
wound, received at Buena Vista, OH his
right flank. Ivanhoe lives on soft food, as
he has lost all his teeth He is large bay
with white star in his forehead, and is a
great favorite among the children of the
neighborhood
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"You say your wife once published maya
zinei never heard Of It,"
YES, she conducted one for Eve years.
What was II calledf'
The Age of Woman"
That's the reason, then. why nsve
found II out Chicago Tribune
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usdoub,sd,, an rmpos,or.

What do you think Of tho gentleman
from London you were talking with lass
evening. Miss Axurer'
II dom believe that be was ever near Lon
Auu~
.whyr
Il have humber Of friends there and In
quired about them, but hs didn't know .
angls ona "-NebraSka State journal
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ochooimasters wtse-- II yenr sister ccules
tcmcrrcw with her children and rcmains
with u . few days, we shall have to Try iets
II pancakes, and we have neither eggs nor
batter b the house
echoo.msstcr-- And we arr short OF money,
hssiasa Bat patience, have an idea tAt
srhcob = Chilstren. tomorrow will tell yon
he beautiful story Of Columbus, Who discov'
sred America. 10 each al you win have 10
bring an egg with you te school II yvu
dcat hApppn 10 have any esrs in the house, a
ktsls butter viii do, -Fsie9cnas Blaetter
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Doctor never have any trouhla with MN
patients, thank heaven NY
Undertaken PshawI saw ona =, ~.
kick the other day '''e''
Doctor tangrly,-Kick, Saw o,a .,
patients kicki - NY
Undertaken lesl The bucket. -Lowel,
Citizen Ho"en
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A Good Thing from ,Japan.

Among the latest curosties brought to
the United States is the mosquito trap, a
hardy Japanese plant to which scientists
have given the name of vincetoxicum acu-
mlnatum. 1t is a complete flytrap and on a
large and permanent scale. The odor at
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The Methodist ladies OF Salina, Kan.
pledged themselves TO raise u each for
church purposes. Among them was a
woman 70 years old, who earned her dol
lar by making eight baby dresses by
hand
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Miss Siimdiet-A new boarder came while
you were out-a young lady
Mrs Slimdiet boarding house keeper,-Is
she pretty
"Awfuily."
"Well, put an extra strip of rag carpet In
front Of her mirror. Philadelphia Record
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Brown says he's going to show you up In
the newspapers, Dumley.r
"Bahl Let him. what do carer
And he says he's going to do It In poetry. =
"Wha-at' II he does, IN make It cost him
thousand dollars . inel"-n arpsrs Bazaar.
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he went out b.
You'd the breakers
and was seized
with cramps. His
mother. who was
ON the beach, re-
allied that fact
when she saw him
signaling with his
arms, and her cries
started his college
mate, Frederick
ri l-z~A . =
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A convict out in Ohio, in giving his
wife . parting kiss. slipped into her
mouth . note. telling her where some OF
his booty was hidden. Philadelphia
Ledger.
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Mis- Penelope rsackblcw-- Who ts that
Mr. Jonathan Trusnp-oh. thAts Professor
Dighy, Who knows everything He's co..
a6srsd one IT the most profound scholar, b
America
Min rsneiops reachblow : Well. why
Accnsr he have his hair cuss
Mr. Jonathan Trump lilo can't afford IL =
Iifa
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rArAL 70 COLLEGE ArHLEr1s.
IN n Year the Ocean oiaim. -Four b''sh'
Lnds ~ Its Prey.

LnUN rs w r'sys
-Four noted college athletes drowned ~
ora vearl Such Is the REGARD. and the iHst
case WINS inexpress!bly sad, Herbert Mapes,
~ the three famous Mnpes brothers, go'nk
down In the surf OF Fire Island, n. r, N
full view OF biz mother
p.,no ansexcelIent and daring swimmer
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| Bel
| tia
| vel
| his
| let
| full
| let