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The tariff IS a tax anl a tax is a
buritn; but the load borne by the people
will be materially lightenei II Congress
does its duty promptly at the coming
session
The evening world., 1893-11-24

The shade Of darkest Africa covers a
good many outrages in the name Of
British progress which civilization would
not tolerate in fun light
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Five People Injured in a Ninth
Avenue Tenement,
Thrilling Rescues by Brave Police
men and Fire Ladies'.
Corpse Taken from an Undertaking
Shop to u Nearby Saloon.

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only ans- hard WORK had been done by
,t .-.,-.., .,,,.,,.....t >. 81. ,r,s
.ns ,|s-,. Al. I'm nae, .n|., - 's '
Three persons are in Roosevelt, Hos.!-
.-l sg-.r,,.. f-.,,, tho n,,--.. .,-.I ir-,-.,'..
.r' '-''- ''..' ''7 '''' as "''l '''.''''
lA'% rty'''eL iA'ir condition however
j. not critical, a.i al WI! recover. Tre
injured are:
ELrZAuETH N-rAHE q -r-k inr'F-sevsn ye--,
ala. .r,.g ,- -. ... ,-... t.---i .H....y z-r.
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'ras =! ~ 'l. ..s
cola. l.ae broken.
w,gY E,rFrRTy -, AL , ,,r. wear, "a.
r.,--.l 80, ,,.. .., .....
Besides these, Mrs mary Rafferty, AMI
her sln. Wrltsn. .nvr wears ola wsr-
.,t,..,i,. - -, -.
s"E"'I! u-FH'L' Inc! F~hd.u'l al nome.
The fire was frs; discovered by Mis-.
NrC,ha U5, has s-,,l t,-,v s,,ra an
-. -. y
ne sue d me ti.!i!hs on 'Ae eF'uh'
/ ana g,,.a ,bs - r-'t..,,,,, VINE,
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T. DAILY he"Ii J; block away am ran
. to the rescue
{ Ion, - lI.e.-,,- ,. So >.i.,., ,,..-,,.
| 0''''' ~ mali - 7'' ->''''-' "
VINO was pAss."s oE' sent IN an alarm.
! from Ninth avenue and I-!tty-Tf:n stree;
r1a a-s "a. If, ~. r,rfr.,,. ~, ,r. Hrs.
,iEN- ne "'e was II '"e "1""aS o" ".e ''S'
D.ry 49,, .,-.,.-,, Me ,trr,,rs.s sb,-
| -, - 80 -.-r - ~ 4
rasl,. r,i1ai -'r.,'iar,tI. f.'-ivsV ana
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When Ta7v f.s"Eet ;h@ rear ward h.
ttgumi mat lns!I wa: II, .aiirr ~" M u . .
/ -i;,nt u ~, -, 49,. - ,'5'rS >.
Gt','-r,ss ofr uTE ~. 49,
and rP,S9rs5 wo"j"n ladder there
sbnw nT h ~'JI .rI sc E ia5iar w"ii
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I,5rr..d IT. -, hi. h,Ik while baiy helr.si
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a. r. -, .t..tr 49,
minis h.fnra ,hsv t.srj the alarm
Tn ,bey enc ir,"rlns ont in a Wild
The delay IN setting ne pe.2!e On IN
IT, ,e"ar,. ~. ,,.-l.i ,,gl.psr an
fought madly Tor van,ase erSunt.
dren. Mary it and 'Wni.am. in hsr: arms
In RAISING to the windows they wer'
me- " oI r,isb..i abr,,t.b {,
~ - -, g. 80, ,r,r.t VIZ ~ ~,
chjGren 9i5e she tonsSt her way dSwn W to X.
Sssoni sec si,,5 d5oGr ana W. S.9PP,t tI.lt.cr,z.d
NJ NJ svili mas % PeoP'e. a@eu
~Gstcb M~ttt pam nv an cbi5ra,,', seq
Policeman D4l!y Looked up ana saw hel
holding the lltt!e sir! over ine IRON RAJ
81 she 'fT dfoppHd se the child. !" 4"o'"e' Ss'o"1
DAILY was vas ready ready and II fe!i into Ms
arms Lhe it'll one WAS CRYING PIT;
IpusIEE from ouFhs on Ihe iaIe ana
4 second later and another cry cam,
trori .he Ihltn ,,,T - hahs''!
ufTTbi~I her itrl= buE' W IMAM, ,,
~ ne ponceLnan Was r.aly 'Eain' nI
Lty oSg "as nea 'e' man ."e tsiIt
III ana supper from ms nan is
Ina P9!i,Gemhan' hiL h3WeAeE cfhlsht ,h th'
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his suit for damages the point that the
greater the truth, the greater the libel"
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Does strength depart from the Sam
suus OF football wien tme set theil
hair Cut7
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The Christmas Fund Gets 1t.

To the Editor.
Inolosel lai 81, which please apply to and de-
scTyiuG raarity, Your truly. ROD.
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4 Girl Ia Green.

- si.l II this picture wears a coat
= c-esn cheviot, trimmed with Iceland
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
TOPICS OF The PREACHERS
6S. 5RiGGS AND REV GRAHAM TAY-
L0a TO Be HEARD TO-DAY.
GEs-R. NUGENT Az CATHEDRAL.

Hev- Il. A. Carnahan's Passorate
E;uds Today-''Kailying Day"
at East Presbyterian-Harvest
Festival Observances-SpIen-
did Programme of Sacred
Songs.
At the Peoples church this morning
at I0:30 Rev. Charles A. Briggs. ID. d..
OF New YORK city, will speak on Church
Onity,' aud at s p. tn Rev. Graham
Taylor, d. D., OF Chicago. will discuss
Tho Social Ministry of tue Church."
Mrs. Yale and Miss Barker will sing
The duet, My Redeemer and My Lord"
by MendelSsohn, and Mrs. Yale will
sing the otfartory SOLO, My Rudeeiner
and My Lord" by Dudley Buck. A,
the evening service Miss Barker Will
sing, SHOW Me Thy Ways, 0 Lord"
by q. Torrents.
Mgr. NIgent, "a noted temperance ad-
vocate aud eloquent pulpit orator from
Liverpool, will preach at the cathedral
this morning at 1880.
Plymouth Church, Corner of Summit
u hoOdSLd iOItCGt L iOl.
Graham Taylor, of Chicago, will preach
at 1880 Il. IN. and at 7:30 %. IN.
DIR. ~1ngersoll, of Park Congregational
church, will preach morning aud even
ing. Services 1920 and 7:30 at Holly
venue and Mackubin street. Strangers
are welcomed.
Pacific Congregational Church, Eli
ward y. Steiner. pastor. Morning crv-
ices. 1890 O'Clock. The Shadow aid
the Substance" Evening" services. 7:50
O'Clock, 'At the Gate of the Garden"
Congregational Church, Corner Bates
Avenue and Conway Street, Rev. |. W.
Dickinson. Pastor Morning subject.
Nature and Supernatural" Evening,
7:50, ''Misguided Power" All wei
come.
First Presbyterian Church, Lincoln
Avenue aud Grotto Street. Rev. Il. \.
C~arnahan, Pastor Morning SERVICES,
1880 a. M; subject. The Trial uf
taith-' Evening service. s p. IN; sub
Ject, The Souls Answer" Sunday
school at noon. Christian Entrdvor, Z
.. IN. These services Will be the closing
services of Mr.. Carmahan's pastorate la
81. Paul.
East Presbyterian Church, Ross
Street. Near East Seventh. Rev. John
Henry Whistler. Pastor - "itallying
Day" for the church ana Sunday school,
with sermons at 1890 a. IN. and 7:30 D.
M; Sabbath school at noau, and Y. L.
5. G. E. at $3.50.
harvest festival programme ut First
Nj. E. church, Sunday morning. Sept.
24: "Vonite." Robinson; we Plough
the Fields and Scatter" .Ye Shall
Dwell in the Land" S;airnrs; 20 Lord.
How Manifold" Barnhy; Come Ye
thankful People Come Etvey. Even
ing service: Deus Misereatur." Marin
matt; TIE Shadows of the Evening
Hour" ''II Thee, . Lord. Have | Pub
My Trust" Tours; fake My Life and
Lei 1t Be-"
King Street NJ. E. Church, Near Or
Ieaus-Preaching at 1913 by the pas
tor, Rev. james Castles. and at $50 bv
Bedford Morris. Young peoples meet
ing al :.
Bates Avenue NJ. Z. Church. Bates
aud Ravine Streets, Thomas McIiary-
l%iaryest home festival: thc church
will he beautifully decorated with fruits
and flowers. Appropriate musjc ntll be
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24

Memorial Lutheran church on West
Sixth street, near Exchange, last Sun
day. Ii you did not. do not fail to hear
those for today; 10:30 a. M. "The
Right Use of the Sabbath" 1918 p. IN,
God Does Exist, as Proved From
Scripture" and s D.. m. 1.-The True
Christian Marriage" We are sure that
iSyou will be interested and pleased il
You attend, and that you will wish to
come again.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian)
bGhurch. Southeast Corner Virginia and
fSeiby Avenues, Rev. Edward C.. Nit
chell, Pastor-Service at 1880 a. M.
i Sunday school at Has a. m. Subject of
sermon, "Delighting in the Lord and
Committing Our Way Unto Him."
i0f Christian Science Services at West
! moreland Hall, Corner Tenth and
st. Peter Streets-Preaching at 1890
a. M; Bible class, 1850; Nathan John
son, speaker. Subject: Rule of Ac-
fion; Is 1t of God or Man?"
Re Spiritual Meetings at Odd Fellows
Hall, Fifth aud Wabasha Streets-Every
Sunday at IL a. IN. will be Mediums
meeting, which will consist of tests and
psychometric readings from photo
graphs. AT $50 D. IN. inspiratiunal
speaking by Mrs. ME-. Mitchell, of Den
yer. Col. also psyciOmetric readings.
All are invited.
The sixth annual institute of the
Church Sunday School Association of
the Diocese OF Minnesota will be held at
the Church of the Messiah. Fuller
street, near Kent street. st. Paul,
Wednesday, Sept. 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
\ Dissertation on Beauty.

Nine. NJ. Yale's work. among ome
in cuttivating beauty, restoring and pre-
serving youth, has taught the women of
this generation a lifelong lesson. and
saved them from Il fate more horrible i'll
some cases than death. 1t is to the in
terest ut every woman living TO inyesti-
gate this work thoroughly. Eyeu in
case of old age Mine. Iaie's system
brings about a reaction of dead and
faced muscles, restoring tue tone to
the nerves and the VIgor OF youth To the
imperfect action OF the entire functions
of the skin. The work is done quickly,
pleasantly and with very little expense.
Patients are taught the art of cultivat-
ing the beauty of their own faces and
the necessary care OF the entire person
is conducive 10 health as we'll as
beauty.
Mme. Yale, VITO is ;iic creator aud
.pi0ne0r of beauty culture, IS located AZ
l&*oom -, Manufacturers new building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24

Nasts:Ei AND EtIhIE.
Another 's'stssaI,cn Jcsnpic soon
90 Esc Opened in 81. Pau.

go EsC Opened Sn 81. i'aul.
This city has l0ug been in ;ieed OF a
firSt-claS8 ''hnmc", or "f@mily" thoaler
at popuia, prices. where respcctable
people i'll the moderate gailkS III life
could, with their family aud friends,
spend an evening amidst tuirtb and mu-
sic, without q possibility III ANYTHING
being said Or lone to nfiond tue most
refined or sastidi0tis. THIS Inviting
opening III tae amusement field has laid
undecided tor g long time. and appar-
emily has bc"t overlooked by many of
the keen theatrical managers ana CAPT
taljSts.
MT. Bert Mann and Mr. Guy Latta,
gentlemen OF lcisg experience ana caru-
tnl training H. tac a~,nusrnetit line. who
FOR years past have Deen Interested in
several Western houses and theatrical
enterpri&Gs-SaH Francisco. salt Lake
and The Western circuit. as we'll as the
Idea Opera company, uUW OF the road
have purchased tie Inespian Temple
on ScYehth street, uear the corueI OF
Jackson. @ud arg having 1t transformed
iHt0 a very handsome, neat. tidy and
comfortable place OF amusCmtut, Il be
known as "Fhe Imperial Iheater,7 and
VIII open the doors 30 the public the
2Sjh of the present munttl, with their
" ORGANIZATIONS. "ihe Ideal Opera
e mpany-" n The pleasing and catchy
opera OF "Said PaShl."
This s'r0ug aud talented company
VIII rrmaiu at The imperiaI;F for the
entire winter season. doing a repertoire
OF the cro cost gtIus ~ coyuic and popu-
lar operas. Everything IS for the best
ana undoubtedly our citizens. as wei,
as Mr. Mann, Mr. Latta and their pupu-
lar company OF vocaiists and comedians.
will tc benefited by this new uudcr-
taking.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 23.-It is learned
from COED authority that the question
OF a reduction IN salaries of operatives
in the employ Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
q ST. t'ail railroad has been definitely
decided in the negative. The officials
of the company found such IA strong and
weil-defined opposition On the part of
the locomotive engineers aud other
classes OF employees that il was deemed
nnwise To prccipitate certain trouble by
taking the step.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24

The change has come. Look out for
bargains in Shoes at j. l., Coverings
old stand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24

Largest Fuc House asa iae Nest.
The ''Plytnoutlt' Fur A;.nox building.
800 Hicoliet avenue, Minneapolis. -Four
floors and basement devoted exclusively
to tie m~aUttaGtara @ltd sale al fine
E.,xc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
.iu9rINGs.

The Northwestern Fuel has
sued the st. Paul Furniture company
and others 10 recover SJ96.54 due on Il
promissory note.
Ellen Z. Washington has begun an
action against the Hamllne Hail assacia-
ton and several others To recover 81, 300
due on pr5inisSory notes.
\. NJ. Lawton has appealed from an
order of the probate court adjusting his
account as administrator of the estate of
Neils T. Larsen.
Judge Kerr has sustained the temur-
rer to the amended answer IN the case
OF Robert A. UrbisOn against G.. W.
1Oungman.
Judge Kelly has filed a decision in the
case of Carharine St0ehr against The
City of ST. Paul, allowing j. Ii. FltZ $40
as expert witness fees.
Franz Dietrich, an lnsolyent saloon
keeper, has filed schedules. showing as
sets 10 be sl.+54. 10, aud liabilities
$4.979.97.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
"~Eon-Pacihc Rnmie"

The joint rate sheet of lie Ntnneap-
oils, st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie and the
Canadian Pacific Railway companies,
whose combined lines are now known as
The ''So0-pactic line" has made It's APP
pear9uce- Rates are named to tie
principal points in the vest. as well as
70 China, Japan. Australia and tue
Sandwich isiaudS, from 81. Paul and
M~jnueaDnlis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24

"Thc Grounds OF Sympathy and Fra
ternity uAmong Religious Men" was
made by Aaron NJ. Powell, of New
York. Referring to the parliament Of
religions, he said that whether it re-
suited in an universal religion or not.
it would result III continuing to over
come some great evils. One of the first
to be attacked was war. lie hoped that
the great Krupp gun would be melted
up and cast into ptowshares. poiygamy
came In for Il ScathinG dcnunciatiun.
The speaker tield that it moaut aothing
but slavery OF women and girls.
Bishop T.. M. ID. Ward presided at. the
congress q Inc African Methodist Epis-
eopai church Bishop Is. Z. Tanner. OF
Philadelphia. FGad & papcr on What
are the Demands Of the Hour, Both in
Our Ministry and Our Church? ."
Rev. J0tl.r III. Henderson. of Detroit,
followed with an address on ''tEe Re
latiOn CT the Pulpit 10 shc Pew" aad
Rev. A. W. Creen.. OF New Orleans.
spoke Oh 1.-THE Fixture Church."
Rev. w. ii. Nixon. OF Selma. Ala,
discussed "t'risons aud Prison Reforms;
Have We iio';e Oar Daiy 10 tl.c. Negro
Prisoner"
Largest Fuc House asa iae Nest.
The ''%PIynouth' Fur Aanox building.
300 TJCOli avCuue. MiH~ucar,uiiS- Tour
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
The Andrew SehOGh
Grocery Co.,
CORNER Seventh and BrNadWHN.
New q. n. rasseogor Tariff:

The Great Northern has issued a rev
local Passenger tariff, to be known as
NE, IL, on It's Dakota division, Add
son branch. between Addison and
.LyaGhburg. n. D.; Addison and Eta.
n. d., and L%yRchburg and Rita. Tho
distance ftom Addison to h%ynchburg Is
10 miles; to III ia. II miles. This Is d
new branch, aud the new tariff goes into
effect tomorrow, Sept. 25.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
You Can Find One

Makers goods at each one of the
branch stores, but at The Plymouth"
under one roof, you can examine the
fall styles Of The twenty leading
specialists manufacture. confined eX-
c~lusively to THE Plymouth" Tor this
season. Seventh and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
THE ANDREW
SCHOCH
GROCERY co.

We can sell you plenty
Of Granulated Sugar to
preserve our fine Michigan
Peaches, Pears, Grapes and
Plums.
25 bars Babbltt's Best Soap. .Ga.00
80 bars Kinks Sayon Imperial
soap. .........5EeU
10-lb pail OF Sput aerring........ g6Oc
IL. and Ii. Soap. ............ s55c
q los Sweet Potatoes ............ 25G
] Imported Sardines, per cau....... zoe
Lib package Corn Starch. ....... Sc
Lib package Gloss Starch. -. So
Best New White Glover Honey,
per comb. -. aoc
Full-Cream Cheese, per ID. 49,. "a
Our Coffee is better for the money
than you eau buy anywhere else.
Our Teas are better III quality aud
lower in price ~ elsewhere.
Lard, per Sc
F~reSh-Smokcd Ham. per 10 49,. I2%c
Elgin Condensed Milk, full size,
per &c
Sweet Suga, Corn, pei can.-..... &c
Table Syrup. per ............ soc
Tho Best Patent Flour, yer sack .S3.O0
This Flour W guarantee as fno rs
any made, without exception.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
RELIGIONS
Some Interesting Addresses by
Prominent Preachers.

FfWTFITIfCFII
CulCA"o, Sept. e2.-Lack OF seating
facilities .militated against 4 large at
tendance at the worlds parliament Of
religions. The session was mapguratcd
with am address from Rev. ,lo'n ".
uayt. of Is ashiugton. lie said -hat he
very fact jAat q parliament Of TsiiE.0ns
had been he.g was an indication that
the views o. this day and gen Grafton
Aaj been h3- aJlat1. An address upon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24

j. l.. Lowering, or better known as
Lowering the Shoe Man. has sold out TO
a stock company. On Monday mex the
entire stock will commence TO be closed
out at a sacrifice to make room for the
new company'S goods.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-31
Ay.rsatiio Literary Woman.

Probably orc Of the most versatile lit
erary women in the country today is
Miss Alice Z. Ives. Her newspaper work
is phenomenally yoluminoUs, and she
writes any number Of funny sketches,
humorous and sentimental verses and
short poYelettes for the weeklies and
magazines.
Miss Ives best humor. though, is ex-
hibited in her plays, or perhaps it is be-
cause it is brought into sharp and abrupt
contrast here with her magnificent pa
thetic and tragic work. She has written
two or three merito-ious comedies. The
range of Miss Ives work may be under
stood when | mention that she is the
principal art critic on two Sunday pa
pers and voluminous contributor to
The Art Amateur and two or three mag
azines besides writing any number of
short stories for the dailies and week
ies.-New York Recorder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-31
Travellers should ALWAYS Take Notes.

First rule for all travellers: Set down
everything you see in notebook; never
travel without a notebook. Nike notes
of all you observe, if it is on,y bank Of
primroses. Note the people in the car
rage; what they are Ike; what they talk
about; how the women are dressed; what
books they are reading; if they look hap
Ply or not. 1t is interesting when the
country is dull 10 watch the faces of
your fellow travellers and TO construct
in general terms their future, their pres
ent and their past. And in a few years I
know not whether it Is more sad or more
delightful to open these old notebooks
and TO remember when they were filed.
Walter Besant in London Queen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-31
Carelessness With Powder.

Michael Faraday, the great scientist,
and Sir Charles Lyell, were sent as gov
eminent commissioners to watch the in
quest upon those who had died by the
explosion in the Haswell colliery in 1914
Faraday cross examined the witnesses
very pertinently. Among other ques-
tons he asked how the rate of flow of
air currents was measured. An in
spector, in reply, took a pinch of gun
powder from box, as if it were snuff,
and let it fall through the fame of can
die. His companion, with a watch, not
ed the time the smoke took to travel a
certain distance.
The method satisfied Faraday, but he
remarked upon the careless handling of
the powder and asked where it was
kept. In a bag, tightly tied" was the
reply. Yes, but where do You keep the
bag You are sitting on it." answered
the inspector carelessly. Faraday agil-
ity in vacating the seat of honor may be
imagined. Washington News.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-31
Increase in Illinois Wealth.

Chicago Post.
Ii the estimates of the assessors
may be taken as any criterion of the
value of property. the great state of
Illinois has made satisfactory pro-
gress during the past year in the ac-
emulation of wealth. The value OF
the entire possessions of its inhabi-
tants is this year placed at $751;
$50, $50. This is an increase of SIS
476,509 during the last year, the as
sessed valuation for 1892 having
been S745, 1911 An examination
of the tabulated statement, however.
does not impress one with its val
even for comparative purposes. 1t
is full of gross incongruities which
must convince any one at all famil-
lar with the real facts that the whole
work Of assessment has been done in
a haphazard manner.
From an examination OF the report
of the assessors one would 81 pro e
for example. that there had been an
exodus of hotel clerks from this city
since last wear instead of an influx
having taken place on account of the
Worlds tair. The value Of all the
diamonds owned by the people of
Chicago and Cook county amounted
to but $15,965. against S21.O
a year ago. Hard lines must
have induced many people to part
with their plate. OF gold and silver
plate. in this city the assessors only
managed to find Sl2,125 worth.
Last year they succeeded in finding
SIC, 400 worth.
II must have been 4 successful
year for the burglars. They man
aged not only to possess themselves
OF the contents OF many safes, but to
yet away with safes and all. In
1892 the assessors found 432 fire and
burglar proof safes in Cook county.
This year they could only find trace
of 2s4. The value OF those they did
find was only $29. 90 each, while last
year it was S36.77.
Illinois railroads have reason to
congratulate themselves on the way
they escaped in this state. In quite
a number Of other commonwealth
they are now engaged in hot contests
with the state boards of equalization
on account of proposed heavy in
creases in railroad taxation. In Cook
county the value of railroad property
has. according to the assessors. act
ually declined during the year by
S216.625.
If useful for any purpose. the whole
statement goes to show the necessity
there Is for q revision and amend
ment of the assessment laws OF the
state.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-31
10. 1 CAN WALTZ

A woman's figure on ground of night
inlnid with sallow stars that dimly stare
Down in the lonesome eyes uplifted there
As in vague hope some alien lance of light
Might pierce their woe. The tears that blind
her sight
The salt and bitter blood of her despair
Her hands toss back through torrents of her
hair
And grip toward God with anguish infinite.
And oh, the carven mouth, with all its great
Intensity of longing frozen fast
In such a smile as well may designate
The slowly murdered heart that TO the last
Conceals each newer wound, and back at fate
Throbs loves eternal ie-"Lo, can waltz
James Whitcomb Riley.