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The evening world., 1893-11-24
A Cheaper Cola Cure Wanted.

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CID Glossy UPSIDE boKN-
B.: -esre Was No Distress q, -Hs
Cc-fst states A--T 81 .5-R.

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a muuny oNcs IN Ge SEVy-YEd
II W2S n5i unu = late holr thai the
reason Ma learned The jKn4tor a ne
building hAd made . nlStAEG
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IN MElLoS FAVOR
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River P,za
He was hsne3 {. e1Is-.nr TIE sA-oo-
- Ire MINING :: tos - ~ = Brush
nan-a:-~1-, ~Ao Informal IN i.E -
WoUa have 20 enter g; rs oEr risk O.
getting into the Asrcor BE rsA o. q mud
uLDk wien a. --k=oE- Passing vess=.
sE-e3 him : t-t- In - - --=5-"-
Vale -.>>1S-g-E II T4s -4-r2 - c-e
% NSlgS S~.-E-1-A--c-sS E-.-- -
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ters 10 stay outs.5e Tre l2--@- -=-
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\ bullet from a vaE------E 60 s,---s
the VeSSr! 4-l1sh!ps b-I CAP H--s
tSSat Know What LA--z-= vEs 1---
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waited 81 Ea7. CAP k---= sEs1 as =
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The evening world., 1893-11-24

Incidence Is the mother OF ugifnea
Nineteen out Of twenty people are To
lazy 10 breathe properly. The rarity 4
beauty Is not 10 be wondered Al con
s!derng The absolute necesr!ty to healti
OF abundant fresh air. HAbitual dee,
breathing produces health and beauty
not only by exercising the muscles q
the chest but by throwing back tn,
head and compelling the whole body Il
assume = straight and majestic atutu:a
The evening world., 1893-11-24
kn.. r.--p,. YoutAJ.l <pp~s-a.e..

Ellen Terry looks TO be about thirty
years OF age. She has more sprighui-
ness n infinitely more endurance than
the average woman Of twenty-five.
What abe calls her splendid capacity
for resisting fatigue she attributes TO
cold baths and a diet largely composed
OF toast. tea and Apollinaris water.
She wears shoes and gloves that she can
Just get in and out OF without unbut-
toning." and IF ! had been a fashion
able Woman she declares, 81 would
have beer in the cemetery this long
while"
The evening world., 1893-11-24
sRAM-EARcHne CHICAGO DRINKS

Here Is the best Joke c: TIE year: Chl-
cage Is taking lessons in crooketness and
crime nom New York A Chicago police
ofaciAl say 50, and % course thai makes IL
90 Tie story Is that four New Workers
have given Chicago its hrss taste OF =
'k-ocker-cut" They wezt into L saloon,
invited the p~7cp-ietor CO The phase TO help
them drink some wine. ana TI: drops"
into his glass He became uncoasdraS
and they rohhed hin .. Daaey ana pew
cry 10 the value o. Ea
Chicago never heard c. anything Ct
this Kind h2ppea.ns before OUTSIDE Of
New York II knew that Chicago trrks
could knock t1ake- o.; :. rae srls
and fc- = longer pero3 q tine tALa Gsy
ethe- drinks On the lace c. the eA--A-
but - newer - % . s}oor-ksep%-
beng knocked ont by lis ova drink
In It's InAssne1t ever -. T-LE->azlc
Azair, q dos noS sToq 70 ccCtGrt buI
PUSHES 70 The Wild - uooly caoc-scl
that Knockout tr-ps wee us-t u re
sAlsazkesV--. AID ikL; :: u&s he Wu-k
az sck-i New Eoxe-s
We are SURPRISED oc-s1vss =: We en-
-eHfRnrlK;e lie cArzE calmly. The SAja1l,
keeper Vas L Ezpk Ey. Re EA5 Z:
business 20 3-aE ne N-n+ h- 500 - c-s
so0e- Il. ssosl3 ave akea NJ caEnce.
WITH ms oEn sock Q. nZ3- There ~
god taEzEx - t-lk = his Wo-.1 -
ta4y Ers oa:s3s 90 C-3SLS 49, -
sAloozss: should lave pL;e: E-G as 49,
- New YORK :: hs ~s-:e5 - We =
NAssde sa.oyASy as VII -aP-z-Iy.
HIS oEa act EoS3s knocked IN CT
There are - ~3ropS" IL eIiS;s1ss thE
can Sat = MAJ quicker o. further IL;
coEA-lAot ;sAa \ CnlcSEo 'aAL" a
fo- the roSSery-wel- robbery s i saAl
matter II CA.S4ga
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Gala. and plenty OF warm water IL vou
quantities Of the beautiful Lie,
Don't forget TO look at the bulb,
which have been placed in the DARK IA
form roots. Some Of them may b.
ready to bring into the light for bloom.
ing.
Don't be discouraged IL you can't mai,
h plants bloom while the days Ar,
short and there Is lit:le sun. You win
notice q great change IN a few week.
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Flowers are IN demand for Thanh
giving favors and feasts. Ind prices q
UP with 4 bound A bit OF color In rlts
full. but there is no reason why Il shouN
be q tax Plants are not only eheapa
than cut foverS but they are mos
lasting. There Are pots OF mar
guerite. geranium- chrysanthemnn
eegonia. marigold. astcrs, Ac, 70,
50 and - cents that are very shovy
and ferns, ruse geranium- mimonetts
ptnks and small foliage plants ~ hal
that price are abundant Branches d
evergreen and pine and gariands o
SIMILAR, ivy and wandering sew. tia,
florists use for padding. may be n
ranged in . way 20 gladden. ne q,
without depicting the pccket-book
The evening world., 1893-11-24
EAJoR MORGAN hamilton DEAD
oaes Secretary c: Wa :o- iss Re
public % 5exGs

SAN DIEGO ca, NOV :t-MA$,-
Morgan & Hamilton. Who arrived se-e
three months ago from R-s2EyE- y. Y
% Sp-eat the Winter. IS 1e-1 re ez-ss
MAS acute bronchitis
HIS relatives RESIDE AZ Ausit-- Tex
He vas = u q EGntsNllle- Ala ~
moving from that State TO The Republic
Of Texas where he held the oLcr q
Secretary OF Wal for three years I-lnr
10 the admission OF Texas 70 the Union.
He served two terms In the United
States Senate. retiring from thz body
IN ISL. HIS body win be sent 10 Austin
for burial
The evening world., 1893-11-24

~ y" E-G-
u ~-e4gsG5+ 70 4 Eu.-E Lay VIA ! SO
- s-ar E; - zLIs EaLS-: T-A-Es Tesl-1ns
b. So fEEaLo- TS-1-; II - say nit
NE.. n-rI Re- Nt-I L-s Vr5s-s.sS,y uRt xii
Ar-s ~ tTv=5G-zs tE svsy aS 49, J ihr-E
1gS =. 80 Z ,.1s~ tIsY.aza NJ ;ars.ts a.,
r.r y-L-r -. . saL sI.s-; s,tt . .a1Ess
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1sE+ vEf a yvV-s lL-T WA re-!5-cGate<
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1.r :;S:-L ELzsA a. Nv. ! va-Js me :.
i--v yse-.s ~aE-esIhlt = k.As - he r.
.a.zI,sst = - ss-y A- ,L-s-A LoTEAK
The evening world., 1893-11-24

The home manufacture Of lamp shah,
has become such a Widespread fsa On
founctng OF various widths for this puI
pose Is 10 for sale II n made !,
white and eolored iaces OF tinted srl
covered with lace. and of the most del
cate embroidered silk null with sosI
Hoped edges 1, is nearly as cheap a
much satisfactory 10 use the
prepared rulings than to make the
yourself.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Rubber. Are Ne, PepsIar.

Rubber shoes are not as sslabie Is
they were q few years ago Women are
getting sensible. They have double
soied boots that are made for the street
and worn on the street Some are calf
skin. but all are thick. ~serviceable and
comfortably ntt~d. Boots Of this sort
invariably accompany b cloth dress,
felt hat and loose gloves Of the woman
who understands and illustrates the
eternal fitness Of things
The evening world., 1893-11-24

spring rp. II the b,g eanptign of -
II the Populists follow this course they
may hni business 50 coed and mortgages
resting - lightly when - gets around
that they won't are to attempt any
tidal wave enterprise N connection with
the campaign. Thea everybody b.;
PeGer will he happy.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
y~ Bicycle CesfSR<.

The duplex skirt Is the latest inre1
uo1 tor women b:cycier. Its fnvatd
Is M-s- Lena siidg. the weli-knc''
Brooklyn society lady. The "dups
skirt Is perfectly simple. can be sliPps
on II the shortest possible space Of i'm
and hardly weighs q pound II
double skirt the under part Of which
LeI3 10 the hip line OF the leg by sunl
fastened TO the yoke belt A single col
easily reached through a side plAqui
adj 2sts the skirt IN an instant to q
desired length The outer part Of q
skirt Is attached 10 an ordinary bar
II Is lot divided OF In any .
yi5ea skirt
The evening world., 1893-11-24
ASSOCIATED PRESS O X
Southern Newspaper nsa vcts 20
stS=d II =.

-se .,l5~l-s sl:t-s-: Vas So; -:
tom C-lcLro -Ls- evs---E
- 4 AEs-3 A. Asz.-I Z IL L-1-.I:rz
E~rA
-rt Su.rfT AESy i,-s F-sNL n-1uI me-
.EE A. LLC-fA "a ---sIT --- W. E-l- ~ "
- Egrs -. l--L g - rsr- u-r-Ee-s y ~ -r-
As~1r Er. F~rss -4Trr - Ale --CA- EEr =
= o. - LEr-1 - 90 EsvE - "a f.lrH-
rLH- - - S.H-- bs-sEr- . Err NE-H.r4
49, 40 A. - -. - E--ss --- 4
- 80 - Er-l va. 80 -s-s r,-. Z
:-az ~ sSlSA NLE-- , = NJ
Germ NLsArf-
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70 Keep Santa Claus on Top.

l-- -s-- aLst ~ = -e-'I = Ee-s sL-I Cas-
~ ~ var-s - a. =. A. ne F,aa- -f...-t- -
80 ~ . x ~ h-vs n-ss; = - 1sL-e.
- nf=S -ssr 49, frf-=S as- ?-=Isss
st > - 70 - ~ 6 ~ Gey-EE A.
-Fr -4- Peg y:s So - = aIEt g,ss-S
49, -.E o.. s---. = - hi.-r :. EEU
r.E SO e. I-F.a-lg - N-s=u n; ~
.rLr. .sH= = .rs~--- NILE NAEL-1N
W.; C.-y-.-g-2 E-crS
The evening world., 1893-11-24
The Lor~'s ERea.

We are all prone TO wonder a. come
i~nfstGAtion OF a Tar for g woman in
whom. a. We are apt TO say. We So
nothing ourselves II Is = fact, forgot
ten in such Wonderings. that the ugiiest
woman has e moment when she looks
handsome This is absolutely true. Per
hAps the lover sees Ter in that moment
ani perhaps h never afterwards loses
the glamour OF that supreme Instant
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Me- HasSis~

White an Ec}i haagtrgs n eonb,na-
t.. were -rTer n sch request as AZ
preset They Ae Tsy rSA- beautiful
All vAZs IN lie htEAesI degree teco-a-
tive are perfectly safe Ths Is = god
3eEl more than can be Said Far many
"e5erts" TIA; are n good hands =
TEaa- o. sove,inssS wAIe IN others
SIMPLY = ho--cr 70 behSi
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Monarchy Peter Than Bo...sH.

= lie Ear
A. szr7-ss4 = lsi- Esos II. et'iArL;ias
:. Ad--A- Xsls fIvc- &: a BclL-AE tsii
- hare - -L1y J=1als arg - Vh' et's't
AZ 49, Glt , L-.:e4 nearby ~o1t - a
u.ss ax::.- .aiE e: eyve:r2tII .H- - AAn IA;
.: , Es7usN- W. Eazs eos sTpA- way We
ysu.. n. =. -7-e prosperous Ioi SiFFG VIZ
l.u.- tx y7s.- 4 -aaL-csy thAr We a7v are
inter a -v7-H.i- VA-A aIks o-ti-.EAnaa'
,f. TI--Iry 5ssAt' CHARLES WHITE
~ ELE -Nt-:!-EIA street.
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Perhaps a better i6eA OF the sattre y
plieiu Of tie garment q be eecAa,
II one tmAgines = straight rouni =,
Gbol = iSiee the ordinary walking lehsS
gathered tato sO<t fosds at the W.
Al the middle o. the bottom Of the ~
the back and front are seWed toseu'
fai about two inches. the openings !
either side are gathered Ike the =,
toms o. knIeksreSekeES carried up y,
place and fastened as before dssensD
The waist is IKE hat % . rtlns ~.
and . blouse - worn IN SUMNER y
gins Of the same material which :
In to-p!sceS eomIlsts the e0stUnA
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Kansas will be . great gamer II her
Popolists viii heed the advice which
their OWE leaders are giving them. for
the next two years This counsel Is
that they shall steadily devote them
selves to their farms N 10 diversitying
crops. letting politics alone until the time
Ssssss Ger Tie new National party to
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Given ire Kin permission G: Congress
the New York ans New jersey Er11Es
Company declares :: MI have lie big
North River span il operation within
three years The permit sA'-'t not -
Withheld b~yool iAe oIeu.-s week @: the
coming session.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
"oasy FOR A,ttsas.


:. iet t-tlsft
Peas .eI L, s'is ;s Graz. ArHy . he o7E-
=.s T1s ! sslorg 10 As Lille uS:sassrs Ssa-
Sy. tie NtS-LG Cas. ~. BLss q Ns-ey Ibe
TIE Blos=lrE.als Masaa SzraGY-SssaoL FsEs.
buy = rise pair q zittsEs 80 $40 Gttle sri
love ei = OlDlE GIRL
The evening world., 1893-11-24
TArir IGueraucr D~oubtful His.

Pe,7l. Il Ns e,--;- ~ r4l srG 49,,
slsi;r4 ever .Ss ss;Ns=s - 80 E-SLL- IsL-
;hI= TIE -G-vss - rt Saz.s = .sA1s, he
selves r.; Grs -. EIyy-s rao- So 90 f..
kas~ VAI a Pa.uoA eSA GiEE ;sy AZ -
Ihtaara r4za
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Aonb>v RAbn

"slumber robes," consisting of lam.
squares OF silk. finished cotton nannel
in gay Roman stripes. serve a. us.fu,
and inexpensive substitutes for worstsd
a5ghanA
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Ire honorable b.; slov-EC.-E Cc-ris-
s-a Is respectfully reminded TIA; Il
makes al the diHererce II TIE world
whether rapid n secs through o.
falls through.
The evening world., 1893-11-24

TIE lAtss; news t7om Hawai- is as III
definite as The ea-,!er news Minister
wills declares that lie Is there - do
something" Eat ke doesn't q Il The
vlses; thing tbs; coG!i te G--e would -
10 le; Hawaii understand ttst tie l-!te3
States representative WI! -aLa- - Do
nnahArG -
The evening world., 1893-11-24
LETTERS

T7p, ooaraa % ~ ~ b0sg ~ Gs1sofs 80
"a, c oo-spAozzt 70 nohs q c1aunos 10 p~r.azstS
fvcrA1hoa 10 paN. q qseshoa to ast o. q puhae
crs1 70 ootxo4SeioS oAd S0Ao ca pa Ne fdea
tn,o Ies tA1A 10 Eur4L Log Kz0s oaaao h.
rlz;c1
The evening world., 1893-11-24
o.ne. and Kisses.

=. 80 t.r-
vtzJ - 10 0+ E0Fg ~ v~'s' - EAft
: sz-s~s z ~ Tr- = ~: H-EzEST0-.
- So. 80 urs s1s A. 2-- EtsssA
~ ..,It G-t=- ENA
The evening world., 1893-11-24

- :oGAH's MEETING. Do something :.
make Friday q lucky day fer New Nork'
The evening world., 1893-11-24
AmosI-Gor Vrly PITY.

wsGid the frsais Q: a EIa ssatrnsei % TIE
EinlrA R~e:O-aEioJ - justified ia l~ysshisE
IL pnfoEtgRSis fsllow '-RSeAestsr POsI-EAPresA
The evening world., 1893-11-24

TIE SHADE Of dArkes; Africa yer q
gooi many oairaEes IN the name Q!
British progress which civilization NclG
cst tolerate il fan light
The evening world., 1893-11-24

IT. tA-S Is 6 tax Eai = TAX - a
burden: hut the cad horae ;. ;h- p~ci!s
vii = materially NEhtenri 4 congress
does rs 6Gty promptly a; the owning
$500
The evening world., 1893-11-24
nnveu,r C.usht tn. Idea.

u -. Frcrs,-L G~;r,--7s-. e Elult !. a
rc.=sa: ts.z We ~, rsvc- lsl--~s - =rL--
.Es 9: IA; yS7s "a 10 e--g- -L-r.
Cl--e--.c1-rh
The evening world., 1893-11-24

There IS ground fo- The suspicion thA,
ven $4,000 damages woGld 70; make
MckAne = whole man again
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Editorial ESSENCE.
oHe.al Advantage.

NJ Ll.E va.r = a r-r- :,
s-'7+- 3: re 1919 Ls 4 yea -N-s=- - e
go
The evening world., 1893-11-24

The tide Of crankisn Is On ire eeb
peat.ng he advent Of another inspiring
PreD3e-EasL
The evening world., 1893-11-24

MeKsne should no; forge; 10 pres. Il
his sui; for damages the T.o.n; tina; the
greater the Truth. TIE greater the Nex,'
The evening world., 1893-11-24

Does strength depart from TIE sam
sans Q: football when the Sc: ihei.
hair cut
The evening world., 1893-11-24
The Christmas Fund Gets i.

10 we E1lAoI4
lrclossa ana y. vtieh plsHss appH 70 Gnd a.
sssNiHG charity, N0Gr truly. ROD
The evening world., 1893-11-24
GiH IN Gre~n-

The girl IN this picture wears = coat
in green cheviot, trimmed with Iceland
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23

making the event particularly festive
one. Judson had been given every adj
vantage for obtaining an education,
but he was by no means studious, and
with the requirement of such learning
as he could acquire from the district
school his parents were compelled to
be satisfied. 1t had thus become q
settled matter that Judson should re-
ieve his father of the burden of the
care of the farm. This he had now
done for three or four years, and no
one of the household had any suspicion
that the young man was not entirely
satisfied with his quiet, uneventful life.
He had, however, for a year been Sc
cretly chatting at the humdrum exist
ence. as his conversation with Ike
Staples plainly indicated.
Besides the fact that the coming
Thanksgiving was the date of Judson's
attaining his majority, the other reason
alluded to for making the event espe-
cial!y festive was in connection with
Mandy Morton, the daughter of a we'll
to-do neighboring farmer. Mandy and
Judson had known each other from in
fancy, and with the exception of sea-
sons when little quarrels had come be-
tween them they had always been
considered lovers They had been
keeping steady company now for a
year or two, and it was generally ex-
pected by the families on both sides
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23

dinner, but, sir" and here Judson
rose to his feet and addressed his
father: 81 can only say. sir. that have
resolved to go away for time, and
matters must remain as they are for
the present; feel that must go; am
far from contented now"
you feel that you must go, do you?
Then go, sir. 1 feel that You have
outraged and disgraced us in the eyes
Of our friends, and the quicker you go
the better. Co." and the wrathful IA
ther pointed straight to the outer door.
Father, don't, don't speak like
that!' cried the mother, her voice chok-
ing with tears; but Judson had sprung
away from the table and left the room.
He was heard upstairs for a moment.
and throwing open the dining-room
door said: MANDY, may l speak to you
for m oment?"
Then up rose Mr.. Morton. and, turn
ing to Judson, said, with much dignity:
''Sir, it is my wish that my daughter
has nothing whatever to say to you
now or ever; Mandy, remain in your
seat
Judson's mother would not let him
go without word, and she followed
him into the hall She was too late,
however, for the front door closed with
a bang, and Judson Wilmot had gone
out from under his fathers roof in an
ger and perhaps forever. The almost
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23
A MONUMENTAL FRAUD.

nRev." Frederick Howard, Alias william
Loru Moore Alias Joseph Ledger, who
Has Lived On the Money of His Dupos
for Years. Now Reckoning with Uncle
Sam For Fraudulent Use Of the Malls In
FurtherinE His schemes.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. Tin the
case of Rev. Frederick Howard, on
trial in the federal court at jackson,
Tenn, some very interesting evidence
was brought out yesterday morning.
The defendant is charged with using
the mails for fraudulent purposes.
His scheme was to lead people in vari.
GUS parts of the United States to be-
lieve they had inherited fortunes in
England and pay him fees to secure
the alleged inheritance. The evi.
dence adduced by the government goes
to show that William Lord Moore, of
London, Joseph Ledger and Rev.
Frederick Howard are one and the
same person, and, furthermore, that
considerable sums. ranging from
81 900 to 81 ZOO. 600, have actually been
collected under these aliases for dis
bursement among heirs. There have
been witnesses in attendance on the
case from London and various parts OF
this country, including people who
have been duped by Howard, and clerks
from the New York post Office. How
ard formerly had charge of a Baptist
church in Jackson, but was deposed
after a long and sensational trial, in
which he was proved to be an im-
poster, it having been established that
he was once a young Englishman OF
bad repute, living in Georgia and call
ing himself Howell. He was arrested
in Chicago a short time ago. but
escaped from custody. He afterwards
turned up at Jackson where he sur
rendered himself to the authorities.
The case will probably consume 6
weeks more time.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23
AGONY OF A BRIDAL COUPLE.
Friends Who Ma Ike Life Miserable for
Young Married Folk.

Friends Who Ma Ike Life Miserable for
Young Married Folk.
The writer was at a Maine railroad
station the other day when a groom led
his bride to the car steps. He was the
worst prosecuted man that we have
seen this year. First of all, some ne
farious villains had tied white ribbons
and disreputable old shoes all over the
trunks. Then. as the bridal couple
walked toward the train. band Of
conspirators charged down and opened
rice battery The groom was speedi-
ly dripping with rice. while the brides
veil was sagged with it. The ornamen-
tation of her cloak caught the tiny kerr
nels and held them SO perseveringIy
that she was whitened. She lost her
self-possession, ducked her head and
stood silently awaiting a cessation of
hostiEties.
The groom was a practical exempli-
fication of all that the civilizing influ-
ences of this fin de steele age can do for
a man. You could see the savagery of
ancient days lurking in his eyes; you
could see by the commissions of his face
and the twitchings of his muscles that
his every impulse prompted him to leap
upon his prosecutors, rend their limbs
and scatter them. If it had been in days
of old there would have been series of
horrible murders, the groom would have
seized the bride and would either have
climbed tree--our fo-cfathers used to
do that-or would have hied away to
his fastness.
The crowd laughed on, ignorant of
tho 6anrar fhau had
shrill-voiced miss screamed: Don't be
so sulky, WILL" and let him have a
double handful of singing rice kerr
nels- The groom clinched his teeth
little closer, turned, left his bride and
walked into the car. Why not have
this wicked persecution relegated to
the garnet along with the thumb
screws and iron virgin? It's fun for the
crowd, but isn't it about time to have
care for the frogs?-Lewiston Journal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23
A DANGEROUS CRANK

Arrested and Landed in the Logansport
Ind) Insane Asylum.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 1.-THE
Vaccinations of a crank, which might
have resulted il a tragedy, were foiled
by Gov. Matthews yesterday when
Hiram Collins, a demented citizen of
White county, was landed IN the Lo-
gansport insane asylum. On November
3 the governor received the first of q
number of threatening letters, in
which he blamed the executive for the
hard times, demanded relief, and said
there would be ''hel1' in the near fu-
ture if prompt answer was not made.
An investigation, which was kept
secret until yesterday, was begun, and
it developed that Collins was desper-
ate crank. The governors anxiety
was finally worked to very serious
pitch by the receipt OF telegram de-
handing to know if the petitions were
being considered.
The Logansport authorities arrested
Collins Wednesday and placed him in
the asylum. It now comes to light
that he had purchased a revolver and
was about to leave for the capital to
execute his threats
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23

It's cold day when you can't find
sunshine somewhere in this world.
It makes your burden twice as heavy
to think about it.
A man who takes smile away from
his family to give it to somebody else
ought to be lynched.
Beauty speaks the same language to
all people.
If the flowers were as dissatisfied as
human beings are we would have tc
use disinfectants on them.
Love is the molasses on the bread of
matrimony- somebody must provide
the bread.
A poem without soul cannot hope
for Immortality.
Hope is necessity; realization lux
ury.
More women stop thinking to talk
than stop talking to think.
A million persons need one dollar to
one person who needs million dollars.
Detroit Free Press.