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The morning call., 1892-05-20
Pursuit of Mexican Bandits

WASHINGTON. May 10 General Schofeld
received a telegram from General Stanley
this morning saving that small band of
Mexican revolutionists had crossed the Rio
Grande into Texas in the vicinity of Fort
Ringgold, and he had sent troops in pursuit
Of them.
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WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.
The Southern Pacific Asked to Pay ior
Life

The Southern Paclhc Asked to Pay Ior
Life.
SAN JOSE, May 19.-Suit was commenced
In the Superior Court to-day by William
Pepper against the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company to recover S25,OOO damages.
The complaint alleges that on the 4th of
July. 1891. while plaintiffs son. Niles Pep
per, was driving across the railroad track
near Los Gatos, he was struck by switch
engine and thrown from bis wagon and
killed. Plaintiff charges that the accident
occurred through the carelessness Of the
company in not either ringing bell or
blowing the whistle. Further. plaintiff
alleges that his son was his only support,
and that by bis death he has been damaged
in the amount asked for.
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Have Passed the nividena.

NEW YORK, May 19.-The Northern Pa
cifie directors have decided that no dividend
will he paid Tor the quarter ending March
81, 1892
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An nnfnrtnnata Miner

SONORA, Cal, May 19.-The report has
just reached here that a cave occurred at
the Buchanan mine, some 80 miles from
Sonora, this morning, and that a miner
named James Daily was instantly killed.
He resided at jamestown and leaves a
widow and a large family of children. Par
tieularS are mol yet known.
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FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.
The Attitude Of the Pope to French Insti-
tutions

Inc ATTITUDE OF the rope 10 1rencA AHst--
tutions.
LONDON. May 19.-The Paris correspond
ent Of the Chronicle saws: Well-informed
circles believe that the Pope's policy toward
France is inspired by group of Italian
French statesmen, including Bongni and
Jules Simon. who are aiming to establish
a republic in Italy, and thereby secure the
independence of the Holy See. 1t is stated
that the Pope has sought the advice of Arch
bishop Ireland on the relations Of Catholi-
cism to republican institutions.
ROME, May 19.-The Vatican has learned
that the Count de Paris will Issue a
manifesto In reply to the Pope's anti
Royalist attitude. that the Royallsts OF
France threaten the reduction Of the Peter 5
pence contributions. Tie Vatican, how
ever, is satisfied that the increasing receipts
from America and Australia will amply
compensate for any failing off in France.
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Saved The Cars Life.

ST PETERSBURG, May 19-The former
serf, Ossip Iysnevitch Kostromskey, who
saved the life of the late Gar when an at
tempt was made to assassinate him in 1866,
is dead. He was granted a patent of no
bility and received q commission in the
army. but was obliged TO retire subse-
quently owing 10 his Incorporate habits.
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Tho Enelish Coal Strike.

LONDON, May 10 - The Durham coal
miners have decided to continue the great
strike which began March II, in spite Of the
great suffering not only among the miners
but factory hands, iron workers and others
thrown out through the lack of coal sup
ply. The result is that many have been
forced 10 accept parish relief, and cOnse-
quently, under the British law, have been
disIranchised.
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ments with parties along the Santa Cruz
Valley at Crlttenden, Harshaw, Tubac and
La Nera to notify him when Suspicious
characters are seen in their neighborhoods.
-Four days ago man named Joe Wise.
while going from Nogales to Calases, met
10 armed Mexieans, aud on the following
day Alberto Benedict met Il. armed to tina
teeth, near La JOrga. The authorities were
promptly notified and VIII investigate.
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Lighted BY Electric;tv.

NEVADA Cry, May 19-The Nevada City
Electric Light Company has its incandes-
cent system nearly completed, and will be-
gin furnishing light next week. The City
Trustees recently contracted with the COM
pany to light the streets by electricity in
plgee of gas
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LATE IN THE SEASON.
A Heavy snowstorm Raging Throughout
Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, May 49, = There was a
binding snowstorm in the southern. central
and northwestern part Of Wisconsin this
afternoon and evening. The storm APP
preached almost the character Of blizzard
at Portage, Columbia County, and heavy
snow fell at DuIand. Pepin and New Rich
mond and in St. CToix County.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 19.-Sn0w began fall
ing here Tonight, and is general through out
this State and parts of Iowa. There Is an
unverified report to the effect that the dam
at St Cloud has broken, and that the logs
are on their way down.
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Austria,s Silver SUNNY.

VIENNA May 19.-Counting the silver
currency Of Austria Hungary shows that
the entire stock is of the value Of el5,000,-
600, which is much less than was generally
believed. II is probable that instead Of any
being sold silver will have to be bought to
meet the demand for small coin.
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Railroad Office Robbed.

TRAvER, Cal, May 19. The railroad
Office ut this station was robbed last night.
The robbers gained entrance to the Office
with a skeleton key and pried open the
money drawer and took the contents. The
loss will probably not exceed $50. No clew.
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Robberv Confessed.

Los ANGELES. May 19-Albert Richard
son and Fred Whitman, arrested for beating
and robbing Frenchman while on his way
home Saturday night. to-day confessed the
crime. Richardson is 16 years old and the
son of prominent business man here.
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To Bridge the Bosnhorus.

CHICAGO. May 19.-F. Fitzgerald Of Lon
don, the constructor Of the famous FIRTH OF
Forth bridge, is in this city and said in an
interview that he has information that a
bridge will soon be built across the Bos-
phorus to ConstantinOpe. 1t VIII cost
S20000,000 and will revoluti0nize European
ASiatlc travel.
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More Room at Whittier.

WHITTIER, May 19-Doctors Cochran.
Ruggles, Laine and Remardine. OF the
State Board of Health, are inspecting the
sanitary condition Of the Whittier Reform
School. The capacity of the girls depart
June l.
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A Log Term

Lyons. \. Y, May 19-Oiver Curtis
Perry, the train-robber, pleaded guilty to-
day and was sentenced to 40 years aud three
months on four indictments
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Cherries ard Anrinn.s

VAcAvILLE. May 19.-The first car OF
cherries and apricots for the season was
loaded here to-day by the California Fruit
Association and the Earl Fruit Company
and was consigned to the Earl Fruit Com
pany and Barnett Bros, Chicago.
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Cholera Ep:asm.c.

CAIRO, May i9.-An epidemic of yirulent
cholera is raging in Harrar and spreading
inland. 1t is already causing 100 deaths
daily. The Italians are taking vigorous
precautions to prevent the disease from
spreading to MasSOwah.
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Dana Charged With Murder.

STOCKTON, May 19.-John Wood. ihe
keeper of public-house opposite Agricul-
tural Park, who was shot on Tuesday night
by Albert Dana, hOrse-trainer, died this
morning. Daua is now charged with
murder.
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Is He a staea-Robharl /

SANTA Rosa, May IA man giving the
name of Ernest t. Battolph was arrested at
GuerneviIle this morning Oh suspicion Of
being one of the CaZaGero stage-robbers. He
tells conflicting stories and will be held to
await further DEVELOPMENTS.
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cattls.Thieusa in Rands

PHGNIx, Arlz. May 19.-It is reported
that band Of "rustlers" are operating in
the southeastern part of Pima County.
Deputy Sheriff Brockman has made arrange
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Tha Comet Medal Goes Ahro,d.

MOUNT HAMILTON, May 19.-The comet
medal of the Astronomical Society Of the
Pacific was TODAY awarded to A. F. Dem
ming OF Bristol, England. for his discovery
of a comet on March Is, 1892.
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u;s pecoverv problsmaticsl

Los ANGELES, May 19.-Fritz Hansen. 4
Swiss matchmaker, who recently arrived
here, was run over by Southern Pacific
switch engine this afternoon ana lost a leg.
He may recover.
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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Nomination for Congress Will Be Made
Iater

FRESNO, May 19,-The delegates from
the Sixth Congressional District made no
nomination for Congress to-day as it was
supposed they would. They adjourned to
meet at Santa Barbara on August 20, when
they will select a candidate. All the DEL
egates to the recent convention had left the
city by noon to-day.
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Frannhu Cats Eve Years.

SANTA Rosa, May 49, : Howe, alias
"Frenchy," who assisted Mnrderer Bruggy
to escape from Jail here. has been sentenced
to five years in San Quentin.
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PACIFIC COAST INTERESTS.

Decisions in Appealed Land Cases-Pensions
Granted.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Assistant
Secretary of the Interior has affirmed the
decisions Of the Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Office In the following appeal
The morning call., 1892-05-20

doctrine. bnt am bound to say | think the
free-tTaders fave gone too far"
Lord Salisbury also spoke at length on
the Irish question, defending the Govern
menrs position.
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The Penalty Paid.

ROLLING FORK. Miss. May 19-William
Knight was hanged to-day for the murder
Of Mike Shea, section boss on the railroad.
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Mrs Dsmroscb Has a Daughter.

New YORK, May 19.-Mrs. Walter DAM
rosch. daughter Of Secretary Blaine, has
given birth TO daughter.
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HONOR TO sEARLs.
Citizens of Nevada City Will Give Him a
Reception.

htC6pIlon.
NEVADA CITY, May 19.-Hydraulle Par
lor. y. S. G. W., has called mass-meeting
of citizsns at the Courthouse tonight to
arrange for rendering reception on Satur-
day to eX-Chief Justice Niles Searls. Mr..
Searls is now en- route home from Wash
ingtOn, where he has been in the interest of
the Caminetti debris bill. in the passage OF
which every resident Of this portion of the
State is vitally interested.
The morning call., 1892-05-20

The Quebec Legislature has REACTED the
proposal 10 abolish the Legislative Council.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02

thumb and hand held at tho same
angle rs before gives Us vi; by using
The index aud middle finger we get
tho characters VII, while tho thumb
and the three large fingers make u
plain VIII. Now join tho two VS.
made by the thumbs, invcrting one,
and We have y or ten, Then use the
y with the last little figure before it
and 1t will give TX
The combinations following X are
obvious. The forchngcr OF the left
hand with the thumb at right angle
makes q perfect l.; tho little finger
Of the left hand curved toward the
thumb, q G, the initial Of ccntum
Zone hundred, and so on with the
hundreds Now Join the two thumbs
with the foreilngcis, or two vs. in.
ycrtcd tAAl, and uso them Tor tho
1000 mark and You have tho hero
glyphics complete. i little thought
that the two hands were the founda-
ton OF tho Roman numerals until 1
had traced out three alphabets.-St.
Louis Republic.
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ready for the friend or strangers
coming.
] thought had partakcn Of that
drink of the gods, horchata, in Cuba.
1t is simply the pulycri1cd kernels of
the almond, TO which water and
sugar are added. Here where tho
almond grows in the greatest per
lection every housewife preserves
huge jars Of tho finest nuts for hor.
chata The old mortar and pestlcaia
here for their grinding, The shells
and brown husks arc removed and
quarts OF the snowy powder arc liter.
ally "lcachcd,' tho creamy liquid
tiltering slowly through Thgnscuora
or scnorita adds a spice of flavor,
tamarind or pomc sunatc, or perhaps
a dash of wine, with her own fair
hand. 1t is food and drink. And it
IS no wonder That in Maiorca the en-
tirc pcasantry live sumptuously on
daily wages averaging less than
twenty cents for men and fifteen
cents for women the year through
when every manner Of natures most
royal food is ut every door for the
taking aud in such bountoousness
that whore It iipcns 1t is valuelcss
and without price.
Somehow there grows upon ono tho
winsomc notion that you have known
all these lowly folk before; that you
have seen their fcstas and known
their songs IN the sunny wales oil
Cuba, over in tho glowing valley Of
Guinos; that you have come upon
their brightness and cleanliness
among the Alps Of Switzerland; that
their generosity aud hospitality wcrl
met In Connomnra and Donegal; that
their thrift and fIugality have THEN
congener among the Pennsylvania
Dutch, and that their love of HON,
and simple village ways carry you "a
the pleasant mountain wales among
the shining English lakes. Surely
they arc an idyllc people in an idyl
lie land
Want Is unknown; crime l. un
heard Of There Is no politics in Ma
iurco, aud but one religion. Al
this in time may change But rs
know II, and You can know it. now
littlc Maiorca, fashioned in match
less beauty beneath a smiling sun, /.
the one land of plenty and content
MaJurca Cor, Chicago News.
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The oflicious counter jumper is au
unmitigatcd nuisance, but he -four
ishes and multiplies nevertheless.
And Of all seasons Of the year ho is
most numerous about tho holidays.
lie so rarely gets his just deserts
that 1t is u pleasure 10 record one in
stance where he did get it. To nc
commodato the holiday rush n State
street firm put in a large force Of cx-
tras, One day the proprietor, while
discussing the quality Of a picco of
goods with the agent Of a New York
house, remarked That the easiest way
90 prove his point would be to get a
sample of the cloth in question. Ex
cusing himself, he walked down 10 a
counter presided over by one OF the
new hands aud asked 10 DO shown a
certain kind of goods. There, that's
it' exclaimed tho proprietor; Tot
mo have a small sample OF 1t, If You
please, right away"
we don't do that kind Of business
here, " rudely replied the aldtudinous
young man,
"What kind Of business don't you
dor calmly asked the unknown en-.
ployer
we don't give any samples of our
goods"
"Oh, don't your That's too bad.
Perhaps, then, you wouldn't mind
giving me a sample Of your hair, Tor
remembrance before | kick you into
the street Ii you don't want to do
that, go down to the cashiers desk,
gave hun this card and asl, him for a
sample OF your salary. '-Chicago
Mail.
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Silas b. Beach, in his treatise on
the alphabet, numerals and ghanc.
tiers. says: Twin now give you some
observations on the origin Of the Ro,
man numerals Hold up your hands
before you palms outward, thumbs
at anacutH angle Begin ON the left;
little finger I little and ring finger,
IL little finger ring finger and mid,
die tugor Ill; an tho fingers of tho
left hand III; tho hand aud thumb
at am acute angle form a perfect Y;
Oh, i'm place OF the I'LL, as given
above, use the fourth iugcr from
the LETT, ,till holding tho thumbatan
acute angle, and we have the ~.
Now BASS 10 the right hand. The
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When we crossed the line at Port
Huron and Sarnia things were eE-
citing. 1t was 1880 at night for ono
thing. Sitting opposite me, or rather
reclining in position moro suggest
i've Of comfort than of grace, was q
verdant looking youth, who hnd for
some time been making night hide
Gus with his SHORES. Upon rudoly
being awakened by tho customs oil
Ger and requested TO open his valisc,
he replied, There's nothin much
in it," and closed his eyes again.
The officer gave him no very gentle
shake, saying, open your valise,
sir" The fellow raised himself up.
leaning his head on his hands, and
blinking stupidity ut the officer NJ
piled again that there was nothin'
much in It," and prepared to close
his eyes once moro.
Open your valisc, sir, exclaimed
the officer, out of all patience. By
this time most Of the passengers IN
tho car were watching the fun.
Slowly the young giant unstrapped
his valise, repeating all the timc that
there was nothin much in it,
Slowly hut surely we were crossing
tho ferry, where the sullcn waters Of
the 81. Clair river were cleaning
darby beneath the glare Of the clcc
trio lights, and slowly but surely
that young man was opening his
valise beneath the wmthful CLEAN Of
that officers eyes and the amused
looks OF many pairs of others. At
last, after much frmbling In many
different pockets, he brought forth a
bunch Of keys, Very deliberately
he tried first ono and thon another in
tho lock, and ut length remarked
that he guessed mono OF them would
fit. II don't care whether they tit
or noti open II ut once or m force II
open. can't stand here all night,
was tho angry reply
~ guess maybe It amt locked al
all, forthero amt nothin much in it,
said the oxaspcrating youth quit,
coolly, as ho very slowly pressed til,
lock between his thumb and finger
The valisc flew open and disclosed
one old newspaper. -Toronto Globe
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Among Mr., Augustin Days many
works of illustration we may men.
ton the extension 20 fifty volumes of
the folio Douay Bihlo published in
Dublin In 1853. These volumes con
tain original drawings by Raphael,
Blake, Bcwick and Others, rs wen ns
otchugs by Rembrandt, Durer, Ho-
garth and many more, and they ara
also supplied with thousands Of tho
choicest ongraviugs. This example
OF private illustration is designated
as a mammoth work. New York
sun,
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at Is well known fact among
tho police departments that Big
crooks all over the country read the
papers every day. said n police lieu.
tenant to u reporter "Thcy do it TO
See whore any big conventions or
gatherings arc TO be held, and then
mover fail TO DO on hand.
THAT reminds mo Of the convcn.
ton held hero that nominated Gree.
ley at Ford's opera house. was
stationed outside to look out for the
class Of gentlemen whose hands aro
given 10 wandering into another
mans pockets. While standing in
the middle Of surging crowd Of
men felt something strike mo on
the foot, aud not being able To SEQ
the ground or to pick it up just then,
lput my foot on II. After the crowd
bad thinned out | looked down and
saw that was standing ON u pocket
book. On opening 1t found S2i5 in
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MODERN ARCADIA.
Life l. Sweet to tho simple NipJorcan,
and Want and Crimc Unknown.

Life l. sweet to tho simple NipJorcah,
and Want and Crime JuknoWu.
In my tWnpiugs about tho island
/ secured entrance TO many peasants
and farmers homes. From this
found that ull methods of agricul.
tmc nnd humosidc labor were OF the
most primitive sort and that there
werono idle folk in Muiora Out
door labor of some kind Is continuous
the year round All thowomons spin,
knit or weave, and have never On.
tered PEASANTS cabin where moth.
ciS and daughters Were not in som,
such manner employed. Hospitality
ischarnius uaivoaud whole hearted
The plate of figs basin Of ALMONDS
or basket OF oranges, with thewhuls.
some wines Of the country, are ever
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Cats arc often accused Of being
cruel animals, because Of tho habit
they have Of teasing and tortming
the prey they catch before killing It.
"As cat PLAYS with n mouse Is a
phrase that has passed into a prov.
CRIB. 81. George Alivart has pub.
lishcd his theory 10 this eject that,
inasmuch az pussy always secures
her game by bouncing, this playing
with the victim after she has caught
II, letting It goa little way and pouuc
ing upon % again, Is dono Tor the
sake Of practice la what is sarily
. difficult exercise requiring much
eNPertness. Interview in Washing
ton Stur
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money and moro than that amount
in railroad tickets for all parts OF the
country.
Il gave the pockotbook TO the
marshal, and It was advertised in all
the papers, but was never called for
1t evidently had been dropped by
some wen known crook, and he was
afraid 10 come to the headquarters
for fear we might know him.
Whether it fell out of his pocket or
was dropped by some of his own fra.
tornity, who had tried to take il, /
do not know. We kept il FOR six
months, and rs 1t was never called
for tlo police department gave it to
me, and IL was very good days
work for me, too, thought. "-Balti.
more World.
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The stone chat Is continually clint.
ting with the evil one, 80 it is held in
bad rcputo, and as the raven com
monty impersonates his sable majesty
It X ranked in the same category Of
evil birds, Sometimes, however is
appearance forebodes a death, Irish
Times
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Hook Publishing Ia the Middie Ages.
When In the Middle Ages an author
at any European university desired
20 publish his thoughts, his book was
read over twice in tho presence Of
the authorities, and, IL approved,
might bc copied and exposed for sale
II practice in which the germs for
state licensing may he readily dis.
tinguishcG 1t ives evidently ncccs-
sary, however, TO keep a strict watch
over the persons employed in this
business, and the statutes Of the Uni.
ycrsity Of Paris show that the book
sellers We're subjected 10 u very
severe discipline. They were obliged
to keep q list OF tho books they sold
and 10 exhibit their scale Of charges,
aud they wero forbidden TO purchase
amy manuscript till it had been duly
approved by the authorities and pub,
licly exposed to view for four days.
Quarterly Beviow.
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About this timo Of year at least q
dozen distinguished American gcnilc.
men are wondering who viii DO sitting
ina certain chair at Washington this
time next Muych.
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Au. Minnie Koelcr Goad has been
admitted to The bar IN Missouri. But
she will never succeed as lawyer Us
long as she calls herself "Miume,"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-04
One Cure for Malaria.

A reputable and honored citizen living
on the North Side in the vicinity of Lin
coin park has had 4 terrible experience.
His wife became suddenly HI and he
Immediately called up the family physi-
clan by telephone.
Subscriber-My wife complains of a
severe pain at the back Of her neck and
occasional nausea.
DoctOr-She must have malaria.
Subscriber-What's the best thing to
do?
AT that moment the young lady at the
central station altered the switch by
mistake and the unlucky husband re-
ceived the reply Of mechanical engi-
neer in answer to the inquiries of a mill
owner regarding his boiler.
Engineer-I believe she is lined with
excavations to a considerable thickness.
Let her cool during the night, and in
the morning before firing up take a
hammer and pound her vigorously.
Then get n garden hose, with strong
pressure from the main, and let it play
freely on the parts affected.
The doctor may count on at least one
fat patron short.-Chicago Inter Ocean.