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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
uiyoR uEHrION.


y. Plumbing C.
touucil BluTs Lumber Co.
Regular meeting OF FtteHty couE'l No.
iJ5 B0vai A-cauum Tins evening az OBJ ''' x.
The Congregation. .adlgs invite vul .n 'He
silhouette -ctgul 81 j. q. blNtt .h.- tN'N-
ing
Uauv G4ua v-.i rect 'nis atIcrr7.a ,t
, 40 u'c o,k vita hrs. a. IF. "aDar'.. '.'
First street
Plans have ure.. drawn snr -ue ue" r.~.-
deuce FOR ~ g.. UI,a." 10 lu aell W .en-
tuu street. Aud far .laa.ICr t.r b. u l-.a--a
Oh Oakland avenue.
kcruIar ses-,unfrt l4.-uour chapter $50.
p Order ui ms Eastern ~'ar Al N7-.n,'
Temple tals evening. h.st'.1S nl. .H' .-
curra,lv uvileI. GF ars cr ~ Worthy
Ma'gun
Tue following persons v-re gran tai mar
rage licenses res erriay Johannes Jei-"n
anu Eva Want of Council tluifs William
Douglas ami Nellie Peterson OF DmnHa. he
latter were married w Jasuce Swrurngen.
Tho infant child OF Nr. and MR.. Walter
/. Smith is dangerously lN win men oraur-
Gus Group. Judge smith was ronuc.ieI 10
dismiss district court Yesterday ~ order
that ne might 1e a. ne Jedsiue 1i a" lti.e
uue.
Tae ,,vo 'udics sIrwu as the railway evan
geiIsts are holding u.Ghtlv meetings 100 ne
Fifth avenue Methodist church ana cons uer-
able OF revival interest Is manifest. at-v
seem especially ,Hii!lal in tGe urt Of .a.Hng
10 railway men.
The rp- iieucc Of George ~ Garter. 2-I-
Avcnuc 3, was the scene of a small ar"
Wednesday, night. caused Uv 4 lamp eN-
plosiou. he front pEr' nf the house was
somewhat damaged, Ogt no Hro ex
uugui-ned Dv covering 1t yItn bed quits.
The YouEg Mems Christian association
held union meeting U.st evening al tlle
First Presnv'er-au rnurch. u was well
atienued aud The exercises vert very inter
esIing Dr. Phelps de iv.rsi address,
and music was furnished ~ ,Ae members Df
the assorluflOn.
Jim Cariu took gun belonging . young
mau named -heilhurl soma time ago and
refused 70 give n Duck. saving ne 1ld not
have II. Yesterday morning le sngGkrd
into Shellhurn's place, dropped the gua ON
the floor aud ran rs u the uuil tax collector
was after hin. The police we're after hIn
during the afternoon with warrant for MS
arrest on the cnArga Of Iarceny.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
Notice."

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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
SEWER PROPOSALS.

scaled proposals viii be received by the uu-
Gers siEuen until l.B o'clock p ~. November
-sil. lsE' for the construction 1f sewer IN
sewer .lstTsct No ~. n the city Of Omaha. as
Der orilnance Nu .4-A according ~ pans aGd
lt public WorRs.
Zach proposal 20 be made on printed blanks
furnished by the boar aul "a be accom- pa
uled ~ certified check n the sum 0f &all.
pay able tu ne city II Omaha, 4s an evidence
II ZOO f.iIth.
The board reserves the right 70 reject any
ar al bids, ana IA wave defects.
p. ". Bt.illiA SER
'hairTnau 1f the Board Of 'ualIc Works
DL4-u@, NuFcul uer i4t-, l5y-. u4.-ll-i5-ls
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

me sermon aud Rev r. rhickstuu OF ,ha
8rieun Baptist will mnku 'ho installation
prayer The welcome to me pastor 1n DE.
hats ~ tnr church wi, be delivered by Row.
dosCnh Wells and on Hrhnif Of ne churches
~ The c1tv lv Rev stephen Phelps. Nlr
Davis Will res suud. aud ne serv ces Will be
closed With 4 s,uu and fuc 1cnculcijun. The
services viii Ue 04 great 10 crest 20 the Bao-
usts 1f ,ue city. as ve.. Is 10 yther church
going 1euuIe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
Take Time to Deliberate,

Dut Nhen the tme Tor actlOn lrrlTes,
7tOp thinking ami buy a bottle OF genu-
me Car-s bad SDruuei SAT-. Il is the best
natural aperienJ ana Alternative eNtant.
The genuine imported article. has the
-i ignature OF "Eisner y Menuelson Co..
Agents. New York, ON every bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
InsIalIaIlnn servicr..

The formal installation services Of Rev i.
II. Davis IS pastor of tho First Bapust
church Will axe place SUNDAY afternoun II
3 O'CLOCK. The Invoc2slun viii De ov Rev
W c. LevicA Of ihs Bethany Baptist church
scripture reading 0y Rav. II. II. Barton OF
the trinity Methodist VIII be followed ov
pra, er ov Rev. II. = Dudley Of rne Broad-
waY Methodist Rev, " p, hellIngs Of the
First Baptist churl Of Dmana wall preAcn
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Since William Walton was bound over %
the grand jury on the charge OF snoou-
ing Jerry EaiX while out hunting. ne
has consulted an attorney ana his friends,
ana il mas been decided tlat TIA case against
him shall not De allowed 20 20 ~ default.
There arc 4 GOOD many people who have in
yesugaied the case moro or less ana have
come 10 the conclusion that Jhe bov is not
guilty of murder, and only met win MS
warm reception from the cnrOuer's Jury On
account OF his evident Intention 10 deceive as
10 the circumstances OF ne affair. Al things
now stand he must stay IN Jall IN
III the grand jury c0nveues in January.
when he Will undoubtedly 1e discharged for
lack OF evidence 10 prove tnat ne hHd the
slightest motive tor shooting hIs freud.
! ne only thing that can result fro . the sum
mary treatment be- has received is a good .es-
son about telling the t-gf b the next Tine ne
Ee.s INTO trouble. his friends claim that he
would not haze patched ID tue story be ilu
Il he uad cot aeeu frightened la.f out Of bis
wis, anu they have accordingly made mo
ton 20 have ms waiver II eXamIEatIon set
aside This mas oeeu done and he vii! De
brought before Justice Hamnar agalu for a
hearing this afternoon II : CLOCK.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

With every modern Convenience for their
cum'ort Tho two h,pame1 occunv one
apartment. whine tnd lomnn will have
a room 10 herself III rooms are Io.
Gated 10 the hui. --lg. but the ieuors
food vii. De prop,tr",R q sowhero An
attendant. who volunteered for the -er-
vice. cares FOR tne llrea sufferers. As
Afte feur VI he raNa.ses vi the sow
progressing disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

II you have any difficulty in finding
tenants Tor your house allow us 10 put
our cn~d on il for ten days, you viii be
pleased WI results.
GREENsHIELDs, NICHOLSON " co,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS,

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
AGENTS AND LESSEES
In pursuance OF ordinance 80. 3yF. reguiriu.
water aud sss connections IA be HHue the
property lines In the ley bet Xecu list street
ana F-d avenue from Earuam street "a Donge
street. com prised IN street HtfruNenient dis
tTict No. ~ the e ~ OF Omana. you are
hereby notified "a uAEe al urcrssarr suuncc-
tons with water aud =as mains or lAtcrals
ana 10 com piele such wOr, an or before De-
- Der ,, .-y- Hs = tue purpose 10 DaYe the
Al. ~ .n tho sad district
Dated lr Omaha. Nen-, this I-th day u No.
ve-4Dcr, lHr1
p " BTRhHAT SER.
ChG4Tmun Buand ~ Publ.c Works
AUE-1- Ln- IL .-s.-E-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Royal Arch Mas5ne Meet il Reanlsr An
nual Session.
AL PARIS Or The STATE REPRESENTED
ADDRESS uf Welcome iud other Proceedings
"f the First Days Meeting g-wstsriou
~-ierted A. tne NeEt
piicr of Neetlu.
Ill PARIS or The STATE REPRESENTED

T1e 2rs' ses- iu af- -~us grand chapter Of
Aora. Arch NiI,uss was held yes sruaT
morning % fus Masonic ter.r.e Eias0us
from a.. n.g.- ri .YNa " 90 present. 70 'le
number Jt aoa.t 80. az tac opening inc
1alu1er benz ..nslIartglv increased ov
arrivals l4ru- 'le forenoon I..v. BE- o..
EaoCuga rector 10 ST. nl.I. .rur.a ll ta.s
ctr muuo uu a4dra-- rl welcome Ju o. ua.f
If .la members af fHs .6Ages 5t .auucil
hIHi- lut A.-.au Nr.Braaun of Crnsro.
grand a.e7 priest, made . --spJu=s FOR me
visitors. This va .l..uvns ly tle reading
gu he annual rep0r. % the aiga priest
wGirn -novea Al. branches VI he 5r1e. 70 De
lI good couoltun. The report OF ne ,ress-
Irrr showed Ila- Jae total Receipts Of dis
Jitice turing inc vear nal oeen - ~, = anu
The als 2ursemeuts -. l4H ~
Waterloo A.. was he mace lNed lDon for
ne next ue"'3ug ans October Il-'I 1893,
.ur ,ac time.
mo following officer, were elected for the
coming year. :. Fletcher Jf 4 flau,ir
grand l.Eh Driust. ~ w. Craig of Des
Muines, deputy grand nigh priest a. ~
Atvrr,oH ot Washington, grand 'ting. T. Z
Weld, grams scribe. 7. j. Van Horn lf
Mount Pleasant, grand treasurer. AT WIN
gaze nl D-s Mulucs. grand ecr.rarr These
officers E.l ua Installed TINS morning and
lie session viii. Yrou&oiy 1e completed Jy
uaua.
Ta, S.. 10. r. Co. has added ,.va Now
laoks ro lis force 1nG wt.l answer. calls
.t a. ..us-. uuy Cr .-bt Telephone.
.-t. Office : Main stree.
Ms j. O.. Wai-w9r'l s. .rir a sm-
tied number nf pupils ia yu.ug culture III
SO t.rstI"oaHe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

. % tine uwuers of al luts or paris 1f lots on
Twenty sixth street. from a BOint % feet
south Of PDpp4etnn avenue TO Hickory sireet,
ana iutersecI!nE streets.
You are hereby notified that he under
signed. three disIutsreste4 frcehO,ders 1f tile
city uf omsnu. nave been duly appointed bv
the mayor. win tine approval Of the city cOun-
oil nf sulu citT. 10 assess tine uafnIg "a tha
owners respect ve y u the property ifected
1y the chance of frtdcOf rWeuty-siXth stl eet.
from - point one nun rsd ana seventy hys
a1a feet south Of Pnpp sunn avenue - Hirk-
ury street ana inters--ctins 81 rs-.is. declars1
necessary by ordinance l1A passed Ocuuns
@lth. lN5, HDpFOV-d October ~ ie9s.
h0u are further uut!tie tIat naYlns
reptel sald ppoiutuenL ana duly quaiIhed q
IS required Dy itE. viii. On tbs twenty
dfi n DAY of November. A. 70 . l--Z. al the hour
II three D'slock "a the lfternOun Al the Offire
at Genr-e j. Paul. lGI5 FsFuan street. slthiu
the eorDor-Ite TN rs Of aa4H city, meet for tho
purpnse ~ cOnsi1rr Hg ami mukiug the A.
-essIuent OF DAMAGE "a the owners respect
ive.y. of sal Dr' per-y. Affected SAID rhanga
~ Grade, t.kius .nto consideration special
lrnefits, II any
fon uTs not ded ~ be present at the t.ms
nd place aforesaid. ana maze any objections
80 or statements ruuEerulns said lsscssIueut
Ht damages. ts Y8u may -uus der proper
GLuRGE j. PATI-
" q -HtIgEA
JAMS =IUCKnALE
Omaha. Nov. lltn. Isg1. AL@alvt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
/, arb-r,il,I luform,lioo.

Ten shares capital stock , jtizens state
bank for sale T. II -heate
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

A late Invoice of cEenaille curtalnl
aud smyrna rugs at ow prices. Caulri
Bluffs Carpet company.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

y bfb- 1lfsN iuiHrflt. luns
MAYOR Reed Of Nlanava vas in Justice
f-linmers court vas;eruav FOR the purpose
9f hasiug his -aua.atun As Iaw aaldirr
CITIZEN and As ~ accom- uodaunS audiurd
indicated Several weeks ago ls was ar
rested On warrant from Justice Cones
c1ur', charging aim w'tn the larceny of
aign'r-hrs bushels Of cora worth 30 cents
1usHeL The Information was llet nv John
tcrv1od q uau VINO has been living N
some Jf Esla'4 property .ar some ,.mc past.
Reed n-d suggested 20 his 'ensut mat ''
sulEut pe agreeable i0r both parties tar him
~ gav some rent. a suggestion waicH. Reed
sars, vas treated with Jl-daiu. Reed here
uuou proceeded 10 make lew 5n the
mans Sr1rs without going through The
prehminar'es Of fling petition aad
getting vrit Of attachment The case was
taken 70 jlsucg Hammer On a rgauEc OF
venue. ana when vas called 40 yesterday
the testimony .utr1CucaI 1v HcEw0ri was
90 the effect rlat only about forty i~e
bushels aad Deru taken. Fsa queer IIscnv-
cry was also Taae IA; Justice Cones lad
neglected 20 Dut ais john Hancock 70 the IN
formation or 10 nj 1ut ne 1iHnI prov deu II
ne tOn FOR the name OF the lusr before
wnom he case was 20 We tried. lle else
was not reul v N court Al all. aud he lie.
lenunut WIS discharged summary. Whether
another sui. 1f IA same Eluu Will la com
meuceh r.msln- - Jc seen as tls pr1seclr-
luL witness. accom- pan eu Ov 'Ie vlng town
81 Alua-va. VINO lau come with lln. either
as witnesses or -. sEpcr arOrs. LETT the court
ruum ~ -uut saying wa4s &c would 90.
:. 3 IrHNel-. matchmaker, -+1 way.
Don't forget 90 Httenu he third an
0ua. Da.. ami supper : ven by The Grand
hotel Del. BOYS az Masonic temple, Vow
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Miss Ollah Cook fires three times a
week. Desert plates Ia cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18


SIX people came over from Omaha WaGnes-
dav night for niae, quiet lir.le roundup.
anu four Of tIer are now in the city all. all
because 1f the absence OF lairuiu taA; oe-
lOnged 10 one Of tue party The nulruin WAS
not one Of tue dvc-cent- l. package KIND. so
that the o1feIse wulch Is claimed 10 nave
been committed is not 30 insignificant as it
might seem. II fact. % was a gold piu win
4 diamond. or sOmeTnug lie lnat setting
ARD me value Of ii is fixed al so. rha party
Went 10 rOAuh1uae III East Er1HdWGv aud
spent the night there. On leaving d. Il.
kuper, OF ilearnev Web. uut.ccI That ne
luE IN nis pocket was missing.
He at once suruised that IT aad
been stolen. asl getting into % s. buggy drove
n not haste 10 he police star 5uu. wler- le
toi1 h-,.urr Jf Ms woes. ric rasr Of the
pa.tg nau gotten .ltie re start % an. out
ov doing some fast driving the police over
tnnh them Just below the NOTraw =steTa
depot They We're ur8AgGt up IN police
court Yesterday morning on flG charge Of
larceny rom binding They -ave heir
names as " v. lirrEau. Clarence Duuuell.
May Foley anu MiguOn LEROY The Foley
E'ri appeared 20 be = new hand AZ TOiiCe
court business. anu told in 1 strai gntfo~vGrt
WY story thar made Things look oad tur
one AT least OF uer companions. She claimed
that she saw Morgan take the pin cut Of
Ruparts pocket. Tho pin was after
warts found lying in the bottom of the
buggy which had been occupied bv the
four parties VINO are now in jail The
Leroy woman was heard administering a
severe roasting TO lcr younger con- paul0n
for telling the story she dld 10 the court
The case mas been continued until tnis nUru-
ing, when one a. least of me party Wi! in
all probability De bound over 10 me grand
jury.
The correct name OF me Foley cir! IS s.!d
70 be Belle harris, and hat OF DDnneilr,
Newton Mc-Ov. They have been suspected
Tor some time past o. being TOO intimate ana
il ls supposed InaJ McCOy, VITO mas i wife
and children, Will iau me word pan galoOusn
On the uoOrDlaIe when ne goes home. The
rest OF the party Registered aeir r. = nj g:alncs
Miss q. j. Davis Is closing out ner
stock Of notions 1T less than cost. 500
Main street, opposite hlel's hotel.
l-0DeDyle IN gll= CIV IL, rls stoves
The Cas- Co. puts. en- IN nj cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Miss Dawv Of New York is visiting Mrs
Charles T. Stewart, % Harrison street.
Miss Ida Casady left yesteruav for Slnunr
Pleasant, wnere she Will visit the Misses Me
Clure.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

The eoard OF supervisors was 1usv during
a good snare Of Yesterday with the hIlls OF
people WHO had helped the kangaroo 1alot
law knock out the prohiDtiun marty a week
aTo, either ny bnrning the midnight OIL over
'hs returns or by furnishing rooms for ne
FolIng ooni as 10 be sci up in. / here seemed
10 ne surprising unHnImiiy IN the size Of
the olils presented, the only variations nelng
easily sccodntttd for by lhe a. ffsrence m Dao-
pies lucas as 10 how much the county
Ia aa1heis Woulu stand yttLouta trcmor OF pain.
Tue oils oi the judges anu CLERKS ran All the
way from - 10 SO, thr queer thing about II
reng that he small nili was put IN seuer-
any oN tns man who nad JOB tnai asted ali
nIGnt, ard tne large one bv fhe man yvno
diun't hGVe much IN 90. The big nl!ls we're
cut IN Two Tor ne most part Less trouble
was had with the oi!is for ON REM. as the
landlords bad better luf As as In M. y1I,,. ~
real estate than Of personal efforts. IL is es
iimafed that the election bills will run nm
somewhere IN lhe v'cinsiy OF s5.Oa0 0efore
tneg are all settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Gentlemen, the'dnesJ line Of tall goods
In the city, Just received. Reiter, tho
tailor, $40 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

The Radiant novelty base burners
are the best heaters II taa city. See
them at SsaiusA
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
Mnre Linnsts Mamted.

see those oil heaters At swaiue's, 737
Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18
wantrtI iIi. pnr.

silhouette social, Bixbv's, tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Don't forget that sgaine sells the
Elmhurst stoves.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Con and wood: best aad cheapest
Missouri hard wood in the eity: uronnt
delivery 81. A. Cox. No. Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Holiday photos, cut prices. al. 80 for
cabinets Tor 80 days, Cottage gallery.
Riley's old stand.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

JOHN ALLEN.
secretary OF state
j. f.. NIL,
= re Printing Board state Treasurer.
THO-. IA. Ben IOS.
Auditor Pubic Accounts.
Lincoln Neb Nov. u. lsrs nl.daIt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

E Is 'I.NuE .oa.l .ootu lou.v un -uu,n
r'. isH,f ..r .tn.. -u.-n.a.yl1.. Ntrats.uN -.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Con. ana Wood >3ckett i PresJor
62s Broadway. Telephone II.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

Miss Z. J. Davis Is closing ont ner
stock Of notions At less than cost. 500
Main street, opposite hlel's hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

I-ODengje IN gll- CIV IL, Els stoves
The Cas- 90. Dut-. .en IN lt cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

r. fnu have anything FOR sale or trade see U "a
l>heAic Broadway AMI Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

silhouette soyia. N j. g. BH0y'- his
evening. Everybody welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-18

l. NltN and city loans Money .uaupu on stock
ans gram. trai estate tUr sa.H Dwelling sud
#riurss -nutl.s Money nNued Cor ucAi INVESTORS,
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4 tARtrA4N. lt Ryrr fruit ana Garden tract p.
niles iI"m pusiurce. - acres IN .rape. :, acre
N nlacAlerfiss. . apple Trees. q plum trees SA
ri'f"' frees dwelling, stable etc. Price S.JU No
trade E IA. -hrair
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understood that tapeworu, from the zoolo-
gists point OF view, is not a single animal, but
colony, each segment being an indi-
vidual. There is a very dangerous tapeworm
which comes from the pig. the larva stage
OF which hnds lodgment in the eye or brain
Another kind, from a fish. is very common in
Russia and Switzerland and grows to a length
OF thirty-two feet A sort Of tapeworm that
occurs In children is also discovered IN rats
and mice. Ii is obtained from little beetles
and butterflies, which very young people some
lines put into their mouths The most dread
iul OF an animal parasites is a tapeworm larva
which develops IN the liver. the lungs, the
brain, the bones elsewhere into bali as big as
enid head. Its greatly prevalent in Iceland,
where per cent of the human inhabitants and
70 per, cent of the sheep have II. In Abyss
sinla tapeworms are so common that proyerb
popular there declares that person cannot be
thoroughly healthy without one.
Thus far only a beginning has been made bv
this government IN the work of fighting the
parasites of animals. BY ALWAYS condemning
the pigs, which are infected with iricLiaae, the
latter viii be rendered eventuallv ass COM
mon Likewise II will be with ta,Jeworns
which have already grown comparatively rare
IN Germany. such foes as heel flies and CAD
flies are combatted successfully and destroyed
by spreading tar ointment over the bodies Of
the beasts attacked. In its labors on this sub
lect the bureau OF animal industry OF the De-
partment OF Agriculture. which has the matter
IN charge, Gevotes its attention first Of all to
studying the life history Of each parasite in
order TO ind out at what stage of its existence
the enemy can be attacked TO the best adyan-
taGe. Having procured a full knowledge OF
the habits and manners of existence of the ad-
versary 1t is comparatively easy 20 interfere
with ITS operations. The work of the bureau
on animal parasites is done b. Dr. c. W. Stiles,
distinguished pupil OF Leuckart and Pasteur.
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ceited society man. as q good observer of men
ana manners observed to the writer recently.
Is the rule. and modest ono is very excep-
tional; but then, he added, they are really
sucn harmless race and play such an uuim-
portant part in the serious business Of life that
one can forgive them for thinking well of
themselves when 1t is considered how few peo-
pie there are in the world who share their
opinion This is apt to be the fate of conceited
men; for men who know great deal know too
much to permit'themselves to show they are
conceited.
But, then, If Washington is SO Jolly nova
days 1t is not only because of the society SWIM
mere Is the swim up on Capitol Hill. and that
Is h.ei9 ana exciting too. and as the time goes
py, IL Is not improbable that it will require the
Dig men VINO arc in it to do with very little
steep. what. after all. can be worse tn. n to be
routed out OF bed in the dead OF the night by a
deputy sergeant-at-arms and carried to the
House of Representatives, there to be abused
and chided merely for taking tho rest
that nature requires of YOU? Never
theless, the member of Congress has a
)oiiy time. He has his admiring constituents,
VINO like to hear him tak when they come on
a VISIT 10 the capital He has his pet schemes
10 urge at all times. lie can talk great deal
ana II Is doubtful if there is anything on earth
that he likes better to do.
:, Inc truth OF the matter is that the swim in
the city is at its swiftest rate now 1t gets
quie'er toward spring and in the summer
sweeps 10 the regions of the summer resorts.
out now Is the time when the cities have their
innings, SO to speak. and the eyes of all man.
klnd arc turned toward them. The ewes of the
6oUoO,OOO OF mankind in the United States are
turned toward Washington.