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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
ATTEMPT TO BURN HOTEL.
Guests of the Columbia, at Norway,
Mich. NarroMlx fscape Death


NORWAY, Mich, Nov. An attempt
was made to burn the Hotel Colum bia,
L. Z. Dunning, proprietor, in this
city this morning. A hole was bored
in the basement door through which
kerosene was run and fired. Oil was
also poured over the floor in the base
ment. The smoke aroused the guests,
who gave the alarm, and the fire was put
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
MADE STOCKS FALL OFF.
Prices Lower on the Result of the EIec

Prces Lower on the Result of the EIec-
ton.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The drift of
normal existence Is resumed in this town
TINS morning just as if President had
not peen made SO recently as yesterday.
Inc exchanges and the markets are again
open, and business proceeds with the
Stfess OF a political campaign removed.
In the Stock Exchange. which some
I,saEd as barometer of commercial
sentiment, The market opened lower. rdIl-
way stocks declining from ! 10 J., nrr
cent, While the trusts Tell anywhere from
= TO per cent. American sugar dropped
TO lOsts; Whisky Trust to 10 aud Cordage
common TO l3i. Chicago Gas declined TO
s'}s and later rose to IS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
Sbor an EscanIno Prisoner

MINSEAPoLIs, Mimi, Nov. t.-Christo-
pher Anderson, arrested last night for he
ing drunk, WAS shot dead oy officer ko-
lontersky, While attempting TO escape.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
corIn ,nIpDu1iders wages.

BELFAsr. Nov. Il reduction Of } reI
cent. II the wages u sL!pbQllde.s n this
city went into effect today. lhe Ieduc-
ton affects 1900 employees,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 4.-The remains
of Lieut.. SchwatEa were taken 10 Salem
this morning. the Intcrment TOOK place
there this afternoon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
ABDUCTED II DAUGHTER


Arss UtHCoA SotNrU, FossCss.nn OF 4,
IiilI.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-AIrs. Deacon has
sprung another sensation by ahducting
her child from convent. The alb
duction took place immediately after
the decision OF the court in her
suit for divorce. The court awarded
the custody Of the child to Mr. Dea, on.
Mrs. Deacon arrived at the conv, mt
ahead of the news of The decision,
which WAS brought 10y her husband Il
few moments after the wife had Lur-
ried!y driven away with the child.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
islenfv of fiIndsigh,.

Now that the terrible visitation Of
cholera has ended ct Hamburg the
medical experts in the afflicted city,
who were poHeress while the plague
lasted. announce the discovery Of a
remedy which, they cain, vii! save -
per cent. o. cholera victims on air
trial This Is in the nature OF adding
Insult TO in Iry, or rather ot locking the
stable door ter the @tccdS are st0lOn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
yIepra Frea of Cholera.

VIENNA. Nov this CITY is no" de-
n,a,aa ~ he free from cholera. ne pro
hIbltIoa ot puIilc meetings las therefore
heen rescinded.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12

the mob. Tie riot was rot aueIled
however, until many wee INJURED
ihe f!u2teaders Of the mob were ar
rested "
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
Wreck of the Howe Complete,

IoSpoN. Nov "A dispatch TO the
Standard trcm Madrid states that the
British warship Howe sank to day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12

FEDERAL marshals are 10 he appointed
for the election IN Indianapolis and al the
other large cities II the state. Democrats
are complaining.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12

". 3. AuERN of Philadelphia. bets
30. COCO with William Thompson that Har-
Tison viii be elected.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
CLOTHED BRASS.
Fierce Customs ana Fashions Among the

r;ercs Customs and Fashions Among the
wosnrn of 'f'.e".
lhe Nasai tribe, dWetlers III thaga,
between IL" coast ana hliimanaro, are
reputed the tierccst ana most Warhke
on the eastern side OF AiriCa. they
recognize no law, ana are looked upon
with terror hy all the surrounding
Tribes. lhey are cattle 5tea!ers, freo-
Dooters and raiders.
The Nasal women are Ill made, angu-
ri i"i oS.' 'ot -. o.
nu,inc, IL tho f,ct ,bot tEa,. ara ioad@d
down vitl roIls or bro.sand ron vira
,'.b;nb 40 ~ nn ,ha,,, yt,;ia tta,nro
,.at oi,i,, ottar - M ",no,ln+ - Ia "a
ana even M IDo,InGs in wrIr6t These
tGc,. rare~ taI,n ~ cnG a. tLa ,r;rls
(,rov- The ornaments harn,ne Undecided
=, ti,o;,. fI.si,
We, ,sr,.i, a u.o;,Lt,,o ,.,t,rr ,,o,non
rouIa roach bcr TiDLrsf ,,hZsirsl H.
yoI,,,,,aar+ Tr,'I,, +bnrn ara t,Ii,ns or
fa.L;nn ,,,nrsa n,.an INN cnr.ats ana
trained sk,rts and a woman need moi
nacessariIv hpcopa c,yilI2ad Ia be 81
suffering v0tary oi Dame Fashion.
ne rt2l'"ti'.h uIts9 LISA ""sa,
;i'i moi'i"ii r u ~ f Co.
.plla loI 'ile IsS' ioui 'tIi;ii", JoL'0 Io'
.iis ~ IL q -, ,I
plehithten bF as many brdsH anu pew
ter neckitfs a. sh" can ahofd' so tha'
her lover may Ilteraliy calI h8r Il le"tl;
All TINS aGorhneHl Is SCI o. y several
pounds OF beads am metal tfihA"'S'
whlch she wears IN All S9f's OF curious
ana feminine iancle7. IN some places
they tasten bone ornaments INTO the
halr, ami wear band across the ore
IL ,,'i.;nI, torr, ,yr,i,, l-@r,aou,
bang Usually they wear skirt of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
Weekly Bank Statement.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
MIiitlamen Charged with Murder

The banks now hold s2,678, ,525 in ex-
cess OF the requirements of the % per
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
The PugnacIous iiumming bird.

gitt5tanuing their dImiputive
size pugnacity is one OF the most con-
spicuous traits OF hummlnpbiids.
Even kingblrds and the boIdest hawks
are afraid of them, being compelled to
retreat before the impetnous assaults of
the tiny warrior, whose boIdness il
only cqualed by the lightning rapidity
Of bis movements, thus battling any at
tempt AT resistance Oh the part ol the
more powerful adversary. The lance
like thru-ts Of the uecdIc-!ike beak are
usually directed at the eyes # the
p1pmy
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12
Vienna Bread,

The restaurant keepers Of Vienna
have been in the habit Of selling the
fancy bread Of that town on commits
son. Instead Of buying II from bakers
thay have sold it as agents, returning
wnat vas left over to the bakers. The
latter are very skilfUl n freshenlng up
old rolls and sending them back again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-12

TEE Salvation Army has connunis'ic
colony at Essex, Englar1. Brick max
ing and farming are tie occupations.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29
The I'uino1a of Eel'n Blood.

IF the conclusions drawn l'y late
txperi1ntnt;rs are sound it would
seem that were iii ctl provided with
I'M apparatus tn inject lts "wt blood
into II wound ~ the ot.11n'nt ln]ccts
his venom. TIL ttl in tine mud would
he even more Objectionable than u
snakt. in tllt: grt4sS Professor Mi>sSo,
thu Italian s:-itntist III experiment
ing with the blood Of cclS has lis
covered by injecting it under the
skin If rabbits, frogs, mltr, g11l1"'''
pigs etc., that ii is Il rank poison,
being similar in action to the venom
of srnkt:s 1T the viper kind,
The vipcr's bite, it Ii well Known
causcs death by lmrA>yzing the action
of the respiratory organs: death from
eel blood poison is similar i'll nearly
every detail. In regard tn tut. euro OF
Il person or animal injected with cel 5
blood Professor Mi@s:n says that st11n'
ullnt5 usually given arc wholly Use
]uss, and that the only hoTt OF cure
lies in t1ucntotomy and tho a1'tificla
pumping of air into the lungs ~~ot
Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29


In the viIl;l4: Ut .Arrnton. il, thu Isle
of Wight, annuy gears ato, there lived
i y,,1u: 11atl wllp was bttrutle1 t. II
yu,,!1y wulnnu. 10th ware poor arid
~ tlutnble life. but t}to grandfather ii
the voting man hail lio1t*y, u1nl he f"k
III love with tIr young wont;lf ah,t
proposed marriage tu her. Tile Eirl
naturally made lcr yo'nI. lover "r'
quaintel with this offer. with renewed
ASSURANCE uf fluyotinl to him n]unt. tie
was vrxel, hut having rontiered over
the st,l1l*, saw ~ why to rxtrlcatt hIl
Rrlf and iti> vett|lcart FROM the di
Irt,nna. ''Murry him, said he +" the
Girl; ''hc IL rich; he cannot live long
when he dies you'll lAavo Ills nol":;
and I'll have YOU" By the nnrria='
sho BECAME tile y"ut'. lnll''s Era1rl
another. Not long utter the old maj
died nntl then size wrdtlrd l'er hrst he
tyot}ied. -Iondol tit
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

Agassiz was above all else teacher.
His mission III America WIS that Of &
teacher Of science-of science lit the
broadcast SENSE as the orderly arrange
,ucnt Of all human knowledge. Flo
would teach people to know, not sim.
ply to remember or to guess Ho bo-
lieycl that men in all walks of life
would l,c more useful and more sue
ccssfrl through the thorough develop
,ncnt Of til" powers of observation
and Judgment. He would have the
student trained through contact with
rc.l things not merely exercised in
ti4t recollection OF the book dc>'1lp
tions of things, IF you study n;''
ture in Mmks, lle said, when you
20 out Of .loprs You cannot find ]lcr.
Professor David Starr Jordan II
Popular Science Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

III The lu,T:r lecrl1t,,. SUCH H. 1ll,t>>. of
tJa1mn. which" reach two feet III
.cuGti, ure not IN common nse, nur
arc certain poisonous Sult>, s1l<l' IT.
the small llilck ltstfns ut A>istr4li;t
The Thick. Int, fierce worms Ut Hun
gary. sicily and France are preferred
bv practitioners whu use lttt:hcs, And
it il from tl,,>e countries that tue
rest Of the world is supplied. The
San Francisco, lc:ch farm is formed
by placing quantities Of the ooze OF
the Bordeaux Swallllls, especially I'LL"
ported for tlic purpose IN large boxes
with tight covers.
Tho lecchcs bore about through
tie muck until wanted for sale,
when they are counted out, washed
off and disposed Of, re:sly to bitt. any
living thing, and hang Oh until they
art. swollen to eight Or t"n times
tnt:ir ordinary size. Then they drop
off and liz dormant until assimilation
shall have been finished and hunger
again urn1scs them. -~SAn francisco
Examiner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

The average weight Of 4 horse is
/ .OuU pounds, his strength ls cuulvA-
lent tn that Ut five lnen. In II horse
nlill moving ut three feet per seuhld,
truck twenty-five feet diameter, ho
.xcrts with tho machine the power
OF IL horses. The greatest amount
n horse c1n pull III horizontal llno
is 9Uc puunt.s hut he ca1l only ho
this 1nolnentarily; IN continued cx-
crtion probably half of this Is the
limit, Humane World, ~ +
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29
Fpt,u Per l,ien fur tan, Man.

Professor Halxley's f~"l tfttlr tells
how many grains pcr dAy tach
average man o* l5' pound weight
should consume ct solid food t}t
lean beefsttak he should have 5000
grains; bread, t.0Uo grains milk,
1000 grains: potatocs, 5000 grains
butter, 600 grains, und water, 22.00o
grains.
A man of tho weight mentioned
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

:"If YOU want to get ut the real
strength and character Of fl persons
f;acy study the right si1o ct 1.-THE
ugly side, as portrait printers some
times call it, said I'LL nrtist. 'There
YOU will find the lines bold and harsh,
with every defect ustWrt11nttel. On
thu lett side. however, every thing II
softencd down AMI the face is ut its
best.
"Whonever yuu suspect Il n1nh ol
trickcry or deceit, a1n| this rulo mp
plies equally to the f;t'r s'x' stand on
their right And watch the oppression
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

''--
weight ot the shtllr*s creature. -
Now York Journal.
.nA~ lnhnn.nntt. tn Woman.
There il u young married woman
in this city who declares that men
arc tlcartlt>> brutcs in general, and
that her own husband il the most
hcurtltss of his race.
She und her husband went down
to the st:4>llure one Thursday morn
Ill. with their only child, II sturdy
little boy of three years, and Il NURSE,
anil after seeing tl'c others comfort
ably lsxt.1 t'u. husband returned tu
the city,: ..:.
tn Friday afternoon, rs Ii: was
seated IN bis utiicc chatting; with q
medical *f1'irntl& lle RECEIVED u tcle
gram rc<tli1+
"u4tr Hurry Little jack |1"Ss"al:
lttw+el ii silver livr Yen: lh'%n. II u1.I
laI,aost distracted Teia<rs'l'ti*: 'A4e
wli;,t Yum think 1r:,| better lr done. "
The .lisl,:lIrh >.s'.4> ht>l41t"1 IT, th:
doctor, >**Who eslit@: r. ':44AAs t|lcro:s no
,l;,1:~'', ut I'LL. it will bt,:.:;ll ri@llt it
thr Youngsters givt1! II t|rs,' of oil. ="
With .,igA st 1rlltf. tho reliev'u
father t1i<tr4>;h1Ii wlret(*"
boar Il.irl ~-*I>cu't worry. Ihuvet
zrnt .;,1tll>r tiye .<4tt:r,!eco by this
evening" l'>st '=. : *=>
i.atr, pu ll, ttlt$r*pitt'l u'r'e1t the
III. hut tll,.<'vt,ll nr<:strS 1T his first
II ri4spntch,v;:s >tn ana&s:h fnr tho :yHt>'1A*,
,nt<la4.r, n>,tl sltet9t't.1;trt's *'}!r will not
:or:xct it r,i Il iou% whit. If ever. >
:.-Portla11d Me<1" E>prts};s. I'LL:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

* -
Syrup, !:

W. l,.:>. - It'd two or
Group. three !;;*: 1GHn letters
freshly rs:;~<'jyetl FROM pr
rents WHO tsavc sivt!1 German Syrup
~ tl,~ir children in th: emergencies
ct Cu,,,p. You will credit th::<t.e,
t,e:l,,st. they come FROM good, sub
st:n:il people, l:tr;v III finding
what 30 many flullllc> la<<: -~~~;1 ''Ecd::
ici-,e containing noevil drug, which
notl1er cun administer with com
fitlt:,1cc to the little 'l1c" III tl't'r
r1o>t critical lloltf5> ~;t:< :sl1!tl sure
that it will carry tl1t:n through.
r>r. +. W1L1,;rs, d: M.>. f>s. ". kirk,
Alma Mi, | rive it n4rphtrr@, Collage,
to NV chil,l+cn when tI5ttFot1>''ttE, ny. f !
troubled with Group nave t'f: 'iH*t! HI''n
and 11cve! saw any 1t III A'<ch7 tI eItHp
ri%]llrz1t:un net Ike With NY la14t '@t"En'
It. tits simply 1nl- tnr arg hnt. II III In:
racul.,l1:.. vht,lrhit zt:1net:v !"
Fully U;1e-halt ut Our customers
art np.l,vrs who 1.;c No*c}1Gc' Gcr-
nla1l Syrup among their cl1!l'!rcn'
A medicine to b: successful with the
little fulks must l1e Il treatment Tor
the sudden and terrible tocs TT Child
hood, vl>uoping cough, Group 'llph-
tl,cria and the dangerous 'n!>HE11'la-
1ions Of delicate throats aud lungs. u
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

A lover IL tlclutlct1 victim POS.
sesset1 Of an insane desire To provl.ttt
for nnotIlcr mans daughter anl per
hans add To the, ro,nforts OF home b..
acuuiring Il mothcr-in law, ~~Phl]:*
(1elphifl Music anti Drama.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

Total, A:
Which we offer you for, IF"
= IA loss to somebody Of :*
And corresponding gain to you.

ITO S('l.~tEtN@ ONLY ruhserl"f- WHO
ur IN ura. ana hu
~'dtHr"I @'" T." " W.
tnd lc "" Von'nt' III
ru
e Cntt >tat~ as 'i'er' NrAns
A'mlv the "ne7 4" the rch
vced h'H the reach u "It III
Willing pay po Tor
million The ln'ttd
I" buy II the 10"
General Grants Melofs
gold binding h'ttft" oa nv
the brightest
Itself equal to the best $40 'g]he ao
TuE IEf fit,Xsr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29


colone1 t'=tf .f ,,>>:=ss>%lt'te
tells tl!i> *:stnry :::<'I >u$ with +ind::e
Patrick: Duffy. ol the 1*>::;':t -I:,rl>tt
court. one Iuy on Eighth -ttn.t, i'll
New 1',sk. *;iitl h., ""t,'n Ii &C:
CURED tu the i>nlyt t!1at something
wanted to know could ht ;;nt from IL
Nevada Ext1nr up ut tl1t Cooper In"
Ftitutt library. Offered to wager
t100 that they didn't l,a>t' ii Nevada
paper t11trs> liz s:,i,l III, y,s. they
did. and lang hinEly lW:,< mr NJ, >ay"
ing. 1T length nor' seriously, that
they had many IF tn IN there. W.
hal just rot to tll" :t'T's. ard were
beginning IT, ~ rp with / sald.
Judge, | w;iht t. give you IL show
for your white alley IL l*t you the
$1O0 that they don't know where Ne
vada Is.
''He accepted il and We went up,
Have you got II Nevada paper ht'r"f
asked |. W.. have 1lut. <:;itl nnr Of
the several attendants, ,ln'l then he
turned in II l*'rrlcx'rl way and said,
the first thing after. Where il Ne
vadu. anyway Eont Ut tho others
eosall answer. ;&nu the j11tl+t' walked
down, convinced tll.tt utter :tll t1lcre
w,l4' many things the ts''ra.<t' le,.
et1+ tli,lu'r ]inow. t+,,*,H:i;s}|y anout
tht::.n. s5t1n Fr>}I1tist1, Examiner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

E>rr>3,>,a,. :$In.n>:. ASKED f"r fr"~'n?*'
When t; ;u>rxr II rt.@n.1l III t.114.
Ll1!I :>It'htAl+t> were 1Alr''"d hv
checkers n;t thc tl,>"'' ~: 10 this
l;l, the checkers :. Il a.s'luniun tavern
si.,u t'ak4.rH h.n! Il lattice 1T thrll
doors, .\ll trat! -7'lfn -~l,ut servants
only, but n!:Gstt" tr.,'l:%&:H"H :.,krt'
for Christmas bt,A,*. Walter l't'%aut
iu H4lrn1rS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-29

:. !.
ne.rtrt,t1Y sng E4ttsi,ts= net*t*:* Tack
Ax4sx=X~ tttx. IIXslt~ # ~ Mr. Ii tittf,


~. -, ,xt,;sX , t.. Tack
Al, nj, iu<yr V:i,tstHtl tlt'''erfn!i I'M |
luyittti{>y o1@{> tI*ss}1t. 1t9l' b. .N*t>'f
u}u} !tlU=IGGttt III :{sITsAt t1s*
h.,,,>c iii! II :itI@t4f. .}il" >i.'1,~<own.
'I!,ut would E=ss4: .>t:at}}11ts* enough 'lf*
t:sir tt,l1n>>l ln!t ~: b: tl1e ]
>.u:n:>; III >ii,: : III, t>('l':
r~u1. t>4r;@t:i,t>1l< '.,|* . *:.*S* *;}s.. '>'*cr
lift t1el liltl4.s [. x tluW
t,yt'r, litter Etlill4::, !!ti p!s t;:*
I,'r to cn:nr vi Tr>e1*' 'fss t.,'1 l.=s1"l to
stay, and nakii2 l1t*>l zt|*| tt.t* t* WIG
Eliv~l with llt:1,= il{'=AfN'1lh i
s1r,rl tli> t>v"'<f5:'t<<< !sf"1<'&nt,% III ta>e
any emergency +. n s|%.l 1' "1> f1f>al''a:
u,1:l!i:" u;+ @tt,tt
l.1t{t 'tG::sz 5.* '''ty=
i,i / Il },}>'tE -< .*:". .=: r. "
' t,:, i
f.t< + 1::.*& MI
u'clf .::=tt>t I: l}' l|S:='I w f.:
Iter Sz1fzt< lf*: :<'4tl u
\ III, II. E1|t S y t=
H nj lt= t4,:: 4: *1=s=I | '|!A :t'&>t
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I.(l (i.l tss " ,j1iI{=5 Ii( tlu<ett
t ia A't: Y
1t@ i f*lt,t. t,ttts t,,1 it14 1:+*
sion uE .!,4,1y. Hutl t.tl,t,:t1i:1& it,r hus.
}1u14i s Il, *:si,t rNcEilt,t tl & 'i:.=
Frank - IN tones OF >11<'l1 tsItlI><; II ~,
that Ntsr iu.*!H,1n! thought s..c WIS
about tu f:,i,,tt. 49,. .*>.::>:. II:
"What IL 1t'" (e -t>=1;"l. t,1";tl'y
alarmed.
oh. left the hathis"nu window
oprr, s]1p &rus1t,t1. "ilntl 1l:>,,,id >,n1.c~:
times str;;>s III there. and llr' 1s.l' il
otr. you know. / th'n,%'st i; Wt11ld
not u1utter till >u,nnur, ft'r tie win
dow Is never open >:tv" 1na'r my
supervision"
:Why il it u}p'u trlay. thcn1' the
half angry, half unxi,,>s lat1,cr in.
uuirpl
| Il w4ut.*l to mir the halls we'll be.
fore | left. I'm always so ut17aid of
sewer gas. u,pl Jessie might forget it.
Ol1, dear. must 20 hack ut n4t:r,'
and tho distracted Wn1n;uI St1lrttxl tO-
H.. ri +tc I,,t
''r ur r ,,,,.,,.,., vi ;,,tr,,;,,,tIv ,1t.t.;u,.,
,>,',
.vn, ..,u.t swim, 1r,,,k" he xaia
,n.;,n,,. ..,,h..,,.,x mn u,,. IN your
tr';,ut h,,.,, ANYWAY V:h,u ~: ut
.,,I ~,,,1 ;, ,.o;.x,+,.], +, .1,,s>;t. y.
..,,,,t ~, r. .t,. .h,,,h1nt .y,.t i ~v:,i1,.1
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-26
CHAPTER XXI.

An alteration of ones plans after defi- hite arrangements have been made can not always be said to be attended with success, even when time is saved there by and inclination or impatience grati- fled.
 In the first place, the haste consequent on any sudden change is injurious to that repose of mind and movement which is the summum bonum of rational existence; in the second place, it argues a mutability of purpose which is sub- versive of character and conduct, and in the third place, it is apt to precipitate the changeful person into the very posi- tion least welcome to himself and oth- CTS. The moral of which short sermon is: If a plan is definitely made, stick to it in its entirety, unless driven from your stronghold by positively over whelming circumstances.
 Ned Anthony telegraphed his friend that he should leave Richmond on the night train and be with him at Repton to breakfast the following morning, and instead of that, finding after the mes sage had been dispatched that he could arrange to leave by a much earlier train, he did so and at the very time that Dan was playing to Mrs. Beverley, instead of being in Richmond restaurant consum- ing food and iced drinks, he was remov ing the dust of travel in his own room across the ravine.
 When his outer man was made pre- sentable, Ned opened a small valise standing on the table and took from it sundry packages which he slowed in his various pockets. He had thought of them all during his short absence, and had remembered them all in his prepara- tions for his return. He bought confec- tionery for tho young ladies, and two dangerous knives, with so many blades and of such wicked keenness that there was no possibility of Mary's allowing him to carry out his intention of pre- senting them to her little boys.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-26
B. X o. Operators Demand More Pay.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6-Telegraph opera tors employed by the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in Baltimore, and who are mem bers of Division r of the Order of Rail road Photographers of the United States, have submitted schedule to the com pany for an advance in wages. It is stated that the company is willing to compromise on half the asked for advance but the operators are not satisfied It is claimed by the operators of Division F that it they strike a general strike of rail road operators will follow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The session of the American Bar Asso- citation opened yesterday at Saratoga, N. Y., by the delivery of the annual address by John Randolph Tucker of Virginia. Mrs. A. Davis, 93 years old, was found dead near Little Falls, N. Y., Wednesday in a water trough containing a foot of water. It is thought she accidentally fell i'll the trough.
 Charles Johnson and James Wakely, John l.. s;ullivan's packers deposited the final s, 50O of his S10,000 stakes with the sporting editor of the New York ''World' yesterday. Corbett's money is already posted with Stakeholder Phil Dwyer, so the whole S20, 900 is now up.