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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08
From scandinavia.

The NEWS had can To Jay from
Elder Potpr b. Gre0n OF Plain City,
Webor county, VINO hlo just returned
from n mission to Scandinavia. lie
home August 20, 1851, going by way OF
Engluud. Ia Denmark no laDorud IN
Tue ARThus conference uLtil released
10 return bone, lie met with fair
success, the people treating him well.
lie had goou health generally, and el-
loytd we'll his missionary labors. Ito
tlaTlou from SCunuinEylg homeWnfd
On August 10, cr0ssing tue Atlantic on
tue Guion steamship ALASKA. On tho
way 10 Utah ho stuplod n lew days at
Chicago, and arrived az Ogden on
Tuesday.
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lnnrotlng IN I.eAlth.

George w. Lathiu, Elq, Of Ogden,
wns visitor to the capital today, and
expects to return 10 his home, whittier
be has not been Tor several weeks, to.
morrow. Fer more than year past
Mr. Lafkln haa been afflicted with a
series Of troubles affecting his lungs
and chest, ami has been under tkillnl
medical care. The past Dix weeks he
has been at Lphi, where hiBnealth
bus been considerably frcIp-fAled.
From present Indications the Injurious
substances have been remover anu IA
cure effected. Mr.. Latkih ~ feeling
better than Tor long time Isst, and h
satliilud that he N now on the road 10
complete rcuOvery--au assurance that
viii he welcome news ~ his many
fiieuds.
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THE GREAT CONTEST.
Prevailing FaVOrItism for EYerylhlDs
Welsh.
SPEECH ny GOylLSOn VEST



WORLDS FAns GRouNus. CHICAGO.
SEPT s.-Tho DAY Of the great 8. meet IL
mere ahd At this hour. O'Clock. F.si
val hall is cfuw deJ with seven tn 4.
sand people listening to the weary,
long program iurlishtJ, Ia. content 10
wait ull the cnu & hear tbs four chof.
5000.
u is not probiblv that thl. feature N
w' ovetbufdousd program will lie
- shed ull : O'Clock, aud IA IL,
meantime tue Thousand siurei. wha
VIII compete are ,ithcr waudyunr
about Tho gtoun 10 or aitting 3 hear
TIC topfauO ami harp CONNIE,
! uohs. Al this time ak rifl.
rom various paris 90 ~,
welsh worlds are conlesung for n pnt.
or thc hssi frnpiiiUn ut Mt. Gur.ta-.J
famous Oh t0ur,"O, Loving Hcatt.n
hrH.triaI's cuntfuitU usnUut was
Won Agii! irum WHl,p, Co. ourh All
mo UiHh iafy think B-fstr D..u
/ ~ lsoh WuuiI ave hud al excellent
tNhlcu hnu tue ruivfud. The ub ru,s
"' Wr'Hh uioo I ia her yelus, however.
ihisht nav" operated Agai1Ht u,r.
bH,l x ~ CUutr-t hctwu,it two
rhvtu,rti "Hu ifIn Scranton aud one,
rom Nhltr, Wa again won by the IN.
yves "i Cambuu. rhe uefv6usu,p,,,f
7'ephrnh's rii gers afte. . m the we'll.
tDhhl'd reports that the Ladies' aut
gentle IN, n iitm Wales viii RECRUIT The
fsuks Of their Welsh nirtioru
cousins ir IA fUnusy lvHuia Tor tuuayfs
tohi'si. There WIS some thought on
our part 81 makiug iutmnI pfutrst
against this, but Mr.. Stcpueu,,. idsn
was that II be allowed 10 la.-, "as.0
said lac, "tvcn u we ATE defeated IL viii
DC hhOWn ihht they had TO pirk from AL
paris ~ the wUflu 10 beat usn barring
good many cold, cDLstuurni ut Too
change OF climate anu slutudp, the
ntinutfs Of thu choir arc IN ruli con,
di'iun and sang all the difficult musia
Without u break at "a tvhear.al held at
nv Ulah Luildiug.
~ moon seat crowd o. people
srmbied "a front Ui tie buii iug dur.
lns 'hn fthvntsal suI apglauueI tho
hhslus' doVtfnOf Wet atib iaHy a..
sNtd yesterday. His ExculIvbcy
uih.e ~ rited rpetci = N.
ehulr NJ tho rehUtrsni aud toll
'hem ttc eJes Of he VII 10 w,st
we're watching their tFiumnnAiit en-.
cert tour. He Wa. fill OF confIenc,
'hni .ley wuuli briug home q ptizf.
Ihls evening The CHOIR nnI nun.
drels d Others arc invited 90 a rrcrp.
llon a. The Utah building, rendered
IN lonor Of the governor. The
committee anu III. 5lcnhens hrp ar.
ranging with @rs. Richards and
others VI tho committee the PROGRAM
loT Itah Jay, which II 10 be c. lebfniea
ia the same building whufo the con.
'e't iSgoing On from H. tiil2 tomorrow.
hll"r tomorrow uighp~ ctbcuft iu
lblrago the rpr5ihl train will tfhp frr
.oT OnAha. Diuuti will LB eyfvAd at
.ho Mulnrd ho'nl aud tho List conesrt
VIII DO given ,Ou SInIsy evening.
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The News" Was Right.

A morning paper says tho NEws
was mistaken In announcing that The
salt Lake Valley Loan 4 Trust com.
pauy would not accept a boud Of sac.
900 from thu city, iusunug them
against damage IN the construction ui
tunnel through the hill atove the
Hot Syringe.
CITY Attorney Hoge, who drew up
The hond, said ~ u reporter today
"Ihe NEWS was uUrttc. IN its state.
lnent. 10 Is true that bus honor signed
tue bond as Mayor OF the city, bat II ~
albo true no signed ~ u srruuu time a.
nu individual ~ nlsO hid Council nien
hich, Hardy, Evaus, who did 70 from
purely patriotic BlaudpUinto
The IuCt was ms tiAted that Julre
Marshall dli not consider the citi .
own bond good.
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WHAT JEANNE DID.

Remember that the Eigllsh in
FIanue At the beginning Of I4-s we.o
to the French what the GsrmAns sere
at the lcginning Of 1871, only more
20. TalbO', the Engli h Achilles, was
as great a military authority as Noltse,
anu the victories ~ NeIueuil nud
POiutiers ami AgincOurt aud the Her.
rings were ~ decisive as those Of Sedan
anu OF Metz, After "A war OF "A nun.
drsd years toe dominance Of Engl nd
hal been accepted almost a. u deotcu
Of dcsilny. Only eight years uefOre a
solemn treaty maue over tho ctOwu OF
France o. tue Euglish King. Euglish
gutTisOns we're IN Paris anu RIueu
anu bordeaux. English authority
WAS supreme over more terri.
tory than the Germa GOV.
cred evun In their most venture.
some matohcr, The French mad
neither money nor men nor sovereign
nor prestige. Their nominal King was
a vascillating Incapable. HIS coun.
CilOfs dreaded success even more than
defeat. Yet out OF the midst Of tbin
hopeless pIOstration Jeanne sFlse, and
Ia the course Ofa single year thr had
everything, she dc.
liveted Orleans, crowned the king,
broke the prestige ~ English victory,
aud IN short re-creRteu anu r0ysuer.
ste1 Fancr, How can Ws count
Tor this Incredible series Of | ..lieye.
munts wrought by the hand VI this
PEASANT girl, who In her own phrase,
lid not know a from Is, but VINO ar.
thu salvation OF Franceq-
From he "hUde'e Of ne Mad oJ
)rieaHS," September HepieD Of he.
ilCtUH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

Tho Great Features Of Tomorrow,
Utah's nay.

Tho Great Features of Tomorrow,
Utah's nay.
CHICAGO, Sept. s.-rho attendance
Mt the Worlds Fair is steadily increat-
Ing, bringing great comfort and en-.
enlargement 10 the management. Tbs
average Oi a hundred anu hfty thou
sand daily WAS passed some time ago.
Yesterday was ono Of only ordinary
attraction, but two hundred thousand
perHone paid admission. THIS average
IL expected 10 be kept up, perhaps
bettered, as the Fair draws 10 close.
There II promise Of an immense attend.
anco tomorrow when there Is a dozen
big features.
California and the Grand Army
Will have the right OF way 40 10 speak,
as Will also tho transportation exhibi-
tlonr, the Territory OF Utah and the
stationary engineere. The ceremon mics
will include the dedication OF the new
liberty bell, and there will be grand
procession OF states through the
grounds, under the auspices Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. Flny
thousand veterans aTe expected 10 pai-
ticipate. There will be n series OF
popular concerts In the transportation
building by dozen bands anu instru.
mental quartettea. California will
Keep open house and present a pack.
age OF fresh irult TO every visitor.
Utah will entertain with tho aid OF
the great Mormon choir.
The magnificent Now York state
building has been presented to the
national board OF lady managers as u
permanent museum for woman's In
duelrial work. The presentation was
made by Governor Flower In person.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08
PresldsnilnI NomlnntIann

WAaHIEuTON, Sept. s.-The Presi-
dent hus sent the following nomina-
lions 10 the Senate:
Theodore RunyOD, New Jersey,
Ambassador 10 Germany.
A. .. Wilhs, Kentucky, minister to
Hawaii.
IL. NJ. Smylhe, Virginia, minister to
HHyu.
Ellis Mile, Virginia, consul general
10 Honolulu.
W. e. Carroll, Maryland, consul
general u Dresden.
Rungan'A appointment is In tho line
OF promotion. Ho WIS apr oinled
minister TO Germany during recess and
now becomes anDhzsadOr. Albert
Wills " a ex-member ~ Congress aud
"A leading member Of the bar az Louis
vile, 90 years OLD. 5mytho IL the
editor Of the German Head LiQht, 4b
years Of age. COngressman Marshall
vouches Tor his democracy anu ability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

WAsHINoToS, Sept. s. - At the
Close Of the morning business OF the
bin.
Faulkner, West Virginia, addressed
The Senate aud said he would vote for
lhe repeal bill, but declared he would
Resent IN amendment for the coinage
OF three million silver dollars per
month, until eight hundred millions
were Ia circulation.
Faulkner said ho favored bimet.
alllsm. The isaue was not whether
silver should be- further used IN money
lut whether Its purchase should be
continued. Thsvery act OF purchasing
was IA discrimination against silver,
because gold was brought to the
ueasury. He predicted an era OF free
Naie and free ballot; when these were
secured, free coinage OF silver would
ltcessaIily follow.
=, Jones, Arkansas, followed in opposi.
ilon 10 repeal az Il now stands, deolar.
iilas that TO redeem the party pledges
we entire Sherman act should DO 70,
lealed.
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Change in Train Serylce.

On Monday next there will be- auothel
Important change IN the local train
service Of the Union Pacific. The
passenger train which now leaves this
city for the south at 1880 p. m. daily,
viii, beginning on the date named,
depart nj s p. m. The tmin from the
south arriving here at 10 u. m. will
after that time reach here at 5 =. IN.
The change IN made N OTuer 10 CON
meet direct with the SRupete valley
read, which IL now pushing the con,
struotion OF Ito line from Ephralm tu
Manti to where trains are expected to
run In about ten days.
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THE WAR CLOUDS IN EUROPE,
Further Complications Between
France and Siam.
The Pence OF the Otd world Ia.
Noivod.-Lord Dunering He.
mains nj Home.

PARIS, Sept. Sill quites al the
British embassy show thai there ia no
doubt that fresh complications involv.
Ing the peace Of Europe, as well as
serious disturbance In the East have
risen between BrRnca and Siam, %
SERIOUS, indeeO, that Ambassador
Duilerin has given up his intended
trip 10 Switzerland.
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TEnnITOnIAL uomE nun.
A Disposition to Oppos. the Appoint
msnt of Outsiders 10 Onlcc.

HIsV"7EEIU1 10 WHNOHr Inv hnnOInt-
msnt Of outsiders 10 Onlcc.
WAsHINdION, Sept. S.-There Is a
growing disposition In the Senate 60
oppose presidential nominations Of
Outside parties to Ctilcps IA tho Terri.
tories. The Republicans naturally
have taken decided stand upon tho
question and II IN understood that there
VIII be some Democrats who agree with
them AZ to the wisdom VI firmness ia
Observing the home rule doctrine IN
the matter, but none ofihpse No Tar nave
asserted their opinion TO the extent OF
autag0nizlng any special appoint
meuts, hut number OF such have
been hung up IN the committee on
Indian affairs after animated discus.
sion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08
4 Queer Accident.

A man was Knocked dawn by q
State stree. tar today whilo his at.ri.
ton wa, iiyetcd on an lulig aa.
canine owner ihrashiusa dog catcher
VINO attempted O. cary ali ths hous,.
mold puppy. lie vs. not srriuu.iy
hurL but tue dos ttappeT wRs hot 50
Fortunate, as ho received vigorous
if0uuciug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

Nottingham tho strikers saturated
three coal cars with tor parnillue All
coal oil and Get them ablHss going
down an Incline toward the pit en-
trance. They severely stoned tho
police who onGe0vOiud to prevent the
outrage anu wero dispersed ouly after
u desperate sirugglo. In View Of the
serious outlook n detachment Of the
northern regiment has been dispatched
to the Midlunds and Suffolk regiment
aud force Of cavalry Is held IN rcaJi.
ness TO 10 at a m0inentiB EOtice.
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Personal.

Mr.. Tolhurst, brother Of the Sale
Lake dentist, returns TO his home ia
the east today, after pleasant slay
with his relatives In Utal's capital.
Mr. Lynn, passenger agent OF tho
Rock Island railway, is IN salt Lake
Tor fow days.
j. f. WOodmRn Of this city starts
tomorrow on an extended "trip TO tho
Eastern sta,ess.
Harvey Hardy, OF the Midland In.
vr-tment company, who has had his
Office In tho same building with the
Rio Grando Western city ticket office
was removing 10 new quarters today
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EnIN PAsnA DEAD.
The Report Of TITS Murder con.
ifFutVu.

LONDON, Sept. s.--A letter from an
officer of Emin Pasbd's expedition
confirms the report ui the murtcr OF
Enin. II Announces the finding of "a
box Of Emin's dispatches written lust
bpioro ne was murdered. The b'x H.
now ON its way 10 Englard. The le;-
teTs describe IA detail the capture OF
Nyangue, which was stormu / March
ith. The Arabs lest 500 men. Only
Nv o EUROPEANS we're killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

aiAVERsiDE, Cal, Sept. Slowing TO
sshnpx OF Chinese from Redlandr,
~ hefnnrdinO and other points
uoie trouble recently occurred, q
ryeung OF the labor organizations was
w here anu empowered a commit.
w 70 10 before the court at Los An.
ss'la ana secure warraus Of arrest
NA'h't tbs unrvgiaietsd.
10 iIEAR 1HE ARGUMENTS.
IAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. S.-UnIted
h 'h circuit ana district cnuriA sitting
nm 'uao Today win bear the arguments
NJ IMPORTATION In the test case
VII, ne Cinnamon Of Sacramento,
az, 'siied 10 register under the Genry
,o, me United States district al.
tbs ey WIZ appear aud argue against
'"e enforcement Of the law.
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To start u Daiiy Paper.

Special Bispaieh 70 ne NEWS.
Rock SPRINGS, wyo., Sept. S.
Col. Att, the well known Laramie
journalist, 10 In the city arranging to
start daily paper for the success OF
while The pTospocl nppeaTs exoelIenI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08
sheep Advancing In Price.

'f,ial Lnpaieh % hie NEWS,
JASPER, Wyo., Sept, s.-For some
Unexpected reason range stock sheep
~ advanced m the range IS oents a
n'll during the past week. $40 In
~ ,u Was refused here yesterday for
plpeh Of B.yoar Olds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

BALDwGS, Wis., sept. S.-Two
blUcks oi business ard dwellings were
burned last night. Tue loss 10 slO0,.
900. Many families are rendered home.
leaz-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

4, IIoSDoN, Sept. s.-Tho rl1ts I'm tho
VERY sss,ag dittricls arc increasing.
''''oeS trouble Is anticipated. Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

PARIS, Sept. S. - Tue newspapers
rersial IN saying that President Carnot
10 dangerously III.
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AMUsEMENTs.
The uranla a, the 1brater Last Night
aud Tonight.

The entertainment At the Thchter
last night was " n unique nature and
was most thoroughly enjoyed hy the
audience. As an illustrated lecture On
soms Of the wonders OF the sun, moon
and earth, II mus, DO pfonouf ctd cx.
eellent In every respect. The pot.orm.
auce--if the term can be applied 10 the
northumberland with the pft.
eentNtion Of the view o. magnificent
landscape over which tho sun rose In
partial eclipse which soon bec.mn total
and then showing the beautiful pht.
numeuon known us tue cOfUun. Then
ionowcu thu trip o. the moon, the
various alsgeH being beautifully illus.
tfntcu, anu the exhibition OF scvrrHi
moon Landscapes. After having en-.
Logged the wonders Of our satellite
view OF the earth was presented ~ it
II supposed u appear from the moon,
nnd then the audience was. SAFELY
brought back TO tue earth AndtulDyrI
tie sight Of somc ~ the beauties Of this
planet. 10 would be useless 10 bndeavor
10 describe the pccnCa pretented. The
elect produced when the whole stage
IL converted into "A Landscape Win
mountains, lakee, treee, houses, must
be seen TO DO Understood aud npprrri.
Rted. The most realistic auvnn was
perhaps that Oi Pixies Peak during "a
storm with thunder and lightning. It|
was terrible In IT, grandeur.
Ihc various scenes were explained
by Mr.. Garrett T.. Serviss, VIII Is a
most entertaining l,c,uter The nuii.
enee ~ various Intervals cheureu
enthusiastically.
Tonight Wonder II America will
be presented, anu 10 Is safe TO piomlso
those who will attend most enjoy.
able evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

Tho River Rhine IL Declared 10 bo In.
IeoIed.

BERLIN, Sept, s,--rhe Rhine has
been officially declared infected with
cholera.
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WONDERLAND.

II you desire 10 have an hour Of
solid amusement, visit Wonderland
thi. week.
A complete change In program oc-
CURED yesterday, and the performance
Is said 10 DO superior ~ the ono given
ON the oreuirg week.
The Criterion quarIe.ie are giving a
whole show IN ittelf. appearing ln the
sketch entitled "a CHIP OF the Old
Block" In the thuatOflum Prof.
Herman Ia Introducing somu new
tricks aud feats OF l,gerdemain, and
sullivan d Desmond appear In another
Dutch farce, entitled "Fflls Flitta.
tlon.D
The iavorites Sisters Lamont in their
character dances, aud also Whuim and
Bennett In their character impersona.
uonsi mako up n program OF excel.
lence.
Tomorrow ~ children's day and will
bring eut the usual large Attendance OF
young people.
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ma BOuDAN.

Tho sale OF tickets foi .nis melo.
drama commenced THIS morning. II
wiz be- presented al the ihcAter the
hfst three nights Of mex. week.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, In speak
Ing OF The S0udau, a.i.; "fhe great
production OF Tie S9uJan at the Wa
nut theatre last Monday night ha.
received the highest pralsu our locnl
press and tho publi1 ever accorded to
pfoduoiion OF this character, aud the
universal verdict Il that tho company,
scenery aud effects Of this YEARS. pres.
eniation ate fsr greater In excellence
lAan those Of lAtt. Too dialogue In
most appropriate, telling aud must
have Involved great deal OF time In
Ito discriminatory careful compost
tOn,O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

a dirty looking chunk Of gold weigh.
ing twenty-fJur aud ono.tentn ounces
aud valued At something over $500 was
ago by Wells, Fargo a Co.'s express,
aud by them turned over 10 Professor
pnce, the we'll klOwn chemist ana
assayer, says tho san francisco ChrOa.
leie VI Wednesday. In the camp
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-08
BAClLLl.

Little Creatures upon Which the
Lives of Millions Depend.
IL a recent address Lord Salisbury
remarked: Under the pressure of ne
cessity, there is a portion of the indef-
initely small-the bacilli-which is at
tracing more and more the attention
of the scientific intellect Of Europe. 1t
is dangerous always to prophesy, but
I do not think any one who has watch
ed the course Of science will doubt
that, for a generation to come, the
investigation of these creatures, which
have been revealed to us by new meth
DDS Of research, and by singularly pa
tent labor, and upon which the e
of millions of human beings depend,
viii figure larger in the scientific field
than any other object OF study 1t
is interesting to learn in connection
with this remark .that DR.. l.. Manfredi
has lately found in the dust Of h
streets there were only 100000 to
the gram, in the business streets there
were LOCO, ZOO, and in some of the
dirtiest streets 5,OOO,OO0,O00 per gram.
In experiments by incubation with the
dust on Guinea pigs, 70 per cent. were
found to have infective power. Out Of
forty-two cases there were found the
microbe of pus in eight, the bacillus of
malignant blood poisoning in four, the
bacillus Of lockjaw in two, the tubercle
bacillus i'm. three. 1t is quite certain
that Naples differs from other cities
only in degree. r,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-08
The Old-Time Grandma Gone.

Elderly women are no longer con-
tent to be relegated to the comfort Of
the fireside with cap and knitting
work. Grandma" nowadays is not
the traditional old lady, with snowy
kerchief crossed over her placid breast,
to whose quiet room the maiden re-
pairs with her love affairs and the chill
dren with their childish bruises. Not
that grandma is a whit less sympa-
thetic or a less kind and gentle coun-
sellor, but she is as actively concerned
in the business Of life as the children
themselves. She dresses quietly in the
prevailing mode; she is on committees
and attends club meetings and lectures
with far more freedom and enjoyment
than was possible when the demands
of a young family hampered her. If
she doesn't endlessly knit stockings
and mittens for her grandchildren, she
does better things for them by keeping
in touch with the world and the needs
Of young life, thus making her coun-
sci wise and strong and practical.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-08
HOODS CURES


He was not SO Well Cared For.
Tommy (at the balnl-Papa, is this
the finest team in town?
Tolpmy's Father-No; but there isn't
any finer. Those horses, my boy, cost
me $500. They're a perfect match,
high-spirited, good travellers, and come
Of a famous ancestry.
That's why you've got such a nice
barn for 'em, isn't it,"
eyes, partly. A pair of fine horses,
my son, must be considered as in in
vestment, and a good business man al
ways takes care Of his investments"
And that's why you watch EN- SO
much and driye O. the ~houlevards with
'em and keep 'em looking SO slick, isn't
it?"
Eyes, that's on the same principle. A
| careful man is bound to look well after
his investments and see that they are
always in good shape"
(After some cogitation) "You dom
consider ME much of an investment
do you, ?'-Chicago Tribune.