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TrRKI.II mErnonH.
Sentenced to Death with no Evidence
of Guitt.


NEW York, June lg.-At the
American Board vi Foreign Missions
10 this city 1t was learned today that
the outcome Of the trial conducted In
AugOra, against the Armcnisns
charged with ri0ting in Cesarea ana
Marsoyan last spfing,grcatiy surprised
the board. Row. Or. g. II. Daniels,
uisifiot secretary Of the board, saiu
today:
GAN Of the prisoners are natives.
The Two professors who were sentenced
10 death, Me. Ihoumayan, senior pro-
lessor Of the college, and PrOte. sor
Nayayan, ate Innocent. They were
arrested and Imprisoned January Ssh,
anu every request 10 see them or give
| bhii TOT tnem was refused. Rev. Df.
&. &. Tracy, president Of the college,
/ who has Just arrived here, stated that
There was no evidence connecting
them with the Issuing OF HediuOuH
/ plRcards, yet the two native pr1ies.
sOrs were not rolcAsed. II they have
ueen declared guilty II must have been
upne By tue forgery OF alleged doCu-
mcnts and by perlured Witnesses"
a Washington special says that
Secretary Gresham was shown cable
dispatch rom Constanlinoplu regard.
Tug TIE professors sentenced to death.
This IL the first news l have re-
ccivud u tue result OF The TRIAL" said
the secretary. "No official Information
on tho subject has yet come to me, and
! am therefore, unprepafed 10 say
what If anything, VIII be done ablut
II by our government. While our
government, ms u government, had no
authority ~ Interfere In the matter OF
ihe two prO.tssOts condemned u
death, neither of them being American
citizens, Il mas placed every facility al
the disposal OF the American irlends Oi
tue accused. The American consul
general at COnttanlin0plo saw ~ tho
retaining OF tins nbIust counsel WHIT
could be procured"
is not believed here that anything
further viii DO done.
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ENOLAND iNTEREsrED.

LONDON, June l0.-The question Of
ATmeniauH sentenced TO death at
Angora by Tufbish authorities came
up In the common today. Sir Edward
Gray Of the parliamentary foreign
office said the English charge d'aiinirss
nj Constsntinople hal been instructed
this evening 10 prevent the sentences
being carried out pending iull con-
alteration OF gll the circumstances
involved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-20
! COUPON SYSTEM.

We give each customer making cash purchase
At our store coupon 70 the value Of TEN PER
CENT 0t the amount Of their c4ah purchase, whether
II IN In ten cents or one hundred dollarp These
coupons nfo federmabu at our store in Sllvrrwatc,
which we mark down IN price twonty b thirty per
cent lees than NJ ordinary retail value. By this
means our customers secure average discount u
twenty 10 thirty per cont and at the same time
an elegant ana useful household necessity. gusran
tee this Siverware 10 to full plated aud equal any.
thing In the Market. Call at store aud these
beautiful goods.
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Provisions Of a win Sustained.

CHICAGO, June 10 Tho provisions
OF the will Of the late John Crerar,
giving two and half millions for
public library In Chicago, a hundred
thousand for a monument 10 Lincoln,
two hundred thousand to churches
and missions anu other smaller be-.
quests, which has been contested by
distant relatives, was sustained in the
Illinois supreme court today.
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Daring n pause in hosiilllle, a COM
many OF soidiers was brought up TO
guard approaches to the jail. BY re-
peated charges the police then drove
on the crowd. Later a thousand or
more workinrmen gathered near the
laii, aud detachment Of artillery was
brought from Thun TO hold them
back ami ars now stationed before the
iait.
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Attempt 10 Murder.

Moscow, Idaho, June l0.-An At
tempt whs made this morning by Mike
n. Leiich OF Pullman, WASH, TO Mi
Robert \. Browne, PRECEDENT Of the
Moscow National bank. Leitch il In
dehted to the bank and after talking
with Browne frod through the screen
over the cashiers desk. The bullet
struck the bar Of the screen ana
glanced over Brownies shoulder, hit
Ing him IA the neck. Leltch was I'm.
mvdi0tely arrested.
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PARIS, June l0.-As a result OF a
wordy alteration in the deputies today
during the debate on the electoral ~.
form bill between Clemenceau, Paul
Detold and LuoeOn MilsvOy, the
farmer challenged euch OF the latter to
n JurI. Both refused Clemsnceau
Tepnration, but Milevoy said he him.
seif would challenge Clemenoeau after
debate on the Herr extradition case.
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BrRNE, June l0,-About fifty Swiss
workingmen attacked to-day "A gang OF
ltaiiaus VINO were Imported to work in
the street. Tie police arrested fifteen
Of the attacking party anu locked them
up, This evening a turbulent crowd
gathered near the jail and when the
police tried TO dlspersu them the men
made rush for the Jail 10 release the
prlgonere. The police fred upon tho
rioters but were unable TO drive them
back I'LL ten were arrested and fourteen
w0unOod.
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CHICAGO, June I0.-The opening
meeting Of the Congress Of Commerce
and Finance was held tonight. IL in-
cludes congress OF bankers Rnd
ilnanciers, railroad commerce, board OF
trade, insurance, water commerce.
mercantile credit, and building and
loan associations.
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tee appointed to receive supplies and
distribute them.
No dotnils Of the fire nj Morratt
have been received, hut II Is stated
that two.thirua Oi the town have been
destroyed. At Mountain Iron only
two or three dwellings anu depot
were burned. The only building des.
troyod At Blwahi was the depot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-20

BERLIN, June 10. = The recent
drought has caused such "A scarcity Of
farm produce and 40 blighted the
young crops that Herr Won Berlepsch,
minister OF trade, will propose II sus.
pension OF duties on corn aud maize.
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.
Tho Probable Successor of minister
BiOunt.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., June TO-
Proctor Knott Of Kentucky will prob
ably succeed James IL. Blount US min
isler 10 Hawaii. There Is no longer
amy doubt that President cleveland
has received Mr.. Blount's resignation
anu that II has been on Gle In tho state
department for some days. II leaked
out here today that President Clevo.
land telegr9phed Proctor Knott to
come 10 Washington 50 he could have
conference with him.
Mr.. Knott hastened to the capital
city, and since lis arrival has had coH.
itrences with President Cleveland,
both at tho White House and at his
summer home at Boiyoir.
There IL no doubt Whatever that had
The Georgian had any idea he would
be kept on theislands 30 long ne would
not have accepted the position as tho
rowing representative OF the govern
menl. He accepted II with the idca
'haI no would be sent on diplomatic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-20

LONDON, June 10. - Richard NJ.
Hunt OF New York received at the
Royal Institute Of Architects today
the Queens gold medal OF distinction
conferred on him In view Of his work
at the World's Fair in Chicago. Hunt
IL ths first American whose name IN
inscribed on the institutes roll Of
honor.
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Gold Increasing.

wAsHIS0ToN, ID. g., June To-
Gradually, and In the absence OF ex.
ports, this gold In the treasury ls In
creasing. Today Il was s02, II 0, 5iB, an
increase since Saturday Of more than
500, 200, and a gain Of nearly $4,000
900 the past three weeks.
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NEW YoRI, June lO.-John T.
Haggerly Jumped from Brooklyn
BRUCE this afternoon on wager OF a
pint Of beer. He was not injured In
the alightebt way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-20

ROOM nHiCK HOUSE ~ EAST
- Waterloo. 6lNli3 feet OF ground. ilGfp, on
the installmont plan, 500 cash balance month.
20,
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Money for the West.

NEW Yoml, June l0.-The ship.
ment Of currency by New York banks
to the interior today amounted 10
81, 100000.
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GDOnn HuYs sxl1 RODS on 18TH
- ZOOO Nlst bet. brigham aud ~
20. fonr room lurk house. NrUUfbtck q
Rose. Rooms - and % IS w., "a 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-20

GHnn uUT- Two Ions HErWEEN
CONJO Wet Temple and lirst West
Aud Nuth south GrursUcch a il1tu, Rooms
y uud 20, 90 W, second south street,
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WANTED.

LIVERY ONE DESIRING CLOTHES
II cleaned, dyed, repaired and altered
should call on I. Cline, % Commercial N All
work guaranteed IA good stylo and Gone on
shoH notice. second hand clothing b0asht
and sold.
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mlasIons Of thls kind to very many
sections Of the world, and had no Idea
then that the irksome position OF min
letter would ever DO his. IL ~ stated
that he accepted Il under durets and
now absolutely refuses to continue.
Against Pension FRAUDS.
An order was Issued today by Com
missioner LOcheren Of inc pension
bureau, anu approved by Secretary
Smith, with u view 10 preventing
fraud In making application i0f PEN
sions. The ordef requires IN the pre-.
paratiOn OF testimony In support OF
claims In pension cases thht all htate'
ments must be written or prepared 10
DO typc-w ritten In the presence oil VII
nessea aud from oral declarations then
made 10 the person who prephtes tue
testimony. IL IA believed That Tue
printed forms heretofore used permit.
ted an unprinciplod attorney u make
an applicant swear falsely.
uREsHAM VIII CIT EVEN WITH
NEw YORK.
Secretary urcsham 10 much wrought
up over the criticisms OF the GOTHAM
ties Ia references " the government
way Of entertaining Distinguished ior-
eign guUsts. The moment any foreign
guest Of the government gets out OF w,
limits Of the metropolis a hue and cfy
goes up In that city over the enormous
amount Of money the government II
spending 10 entertain these guests
Gresham, Il Ia claimed, VIII now see
that no more Of the government guesu
will 10 allowed 10 remain Ia New
York, Prince Guunther VI Germany
n brother of the EMPEROR VIII be th'
next distinguished foreigner TO arrive
ana the secretary u state proposes
that Immediately upon his arrival u
New York ho be brought to Washing
| ton anu that he be sent direct Il
Chicago from the capital city.
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WI HAVE GOOD PROPERTY fuH
w sale in go parts Of tho city "a bottom
iroosleck q lose ilooma - and ~. % W.. SEQ.
unI south street.
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FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR TRADE.

HOUsE AND LOI ON f. SIN SOUTH
IL flt small farm. $. y Spencer, OMeArA
BlOck, Go West, 2nd South.
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GOEnn BUYS l0s ACWEs rs MILL
- = wv creek room house, good
orchard. Al 90 luccrn. 81 the above on caFy
terms GroObbcck 8 R0so. Rooms 2, and %
rs W., "a 20.
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GOOnn buys gNKll RODS, Win
CO ZOO t.room brick, trst West aud
sNih south on boul uyhfi. uruusn,rk l.oar,
aud ~, % VI, second South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-20

XITAETED CO. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w tIUy can get cHfunFa for stoves. ranges
and furnaces. kcpaira done ON shortest notice,
Apply bualen Bros, ~ p. 2nd routh
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CInnn sECUHEs GxiO Hpp9, D.
- lONJNJ room house, LRhih West aud
suuIh Temple OroeHbcck Hose, Rooms ~
aud ~. GlW, second south street
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LOST

CtMALL poo WITH LONG YELLOW
- huir 500 reward 10 person returning
Same tn 80 z6i East, lat South Street Dr.
Lllen q, Gage.
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HuYs Two LOTS .iAli5 ON
- i lOO EAst Dave, titth last and
Tenn south uf0ushr'a a toac. Rooms y and
~, - ", second south street
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Cocoa HUYs ROOM BRICK
NODNJO house 1sNil1 ground on
West Tompio bot aud 10 30. House we'll
built and nicely nnisbtd GroghlcUk 8 ll1so,
Rooms . and 20 dj W. "a 30.
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GONE BuN- ONE LOT 25xlii ~
10 ID West Temple Addition, Groca.
brck a Hosc. hooms p and - % W.. ID No.
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MONEY BROKERS.

ITARWs 4 WILsON-l5O MAIN STREET
IL Utonpcr cent on real estate, bank stock,
mortgages aud All Fret Glass securities.
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$4,000 n lS.ss rrd d & AsSt' s,d rs
with tlII stock, good house, with barn aud
uuihsuags. eioru doing 5000 business. ~
health reason Cor selling hfucHhsCk q Rose
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II you DON'T sLE WHAT YOU wANt
L Iu my "lds' eel. uu me a. don't niyCrtit,
one tenth Of the business have tor Halc WI
hogan, go fustolIgu u1ra.
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MONEY 10 LOAN on FARMS AND CITY
vi property, and collateral. Good notes
bought short umo loans on endorsed notes,
Waterman Bros, Room ., Central hlOcE.
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TuLUuiiiA BymDiNB AND LOAN A..
- sucnuuu buds hDwra, and loans money
DO o yer cont beet plan Tor Investing money
Ia thU United htAtHH. hfuraluCk a NuHu, o. We
SECOND south street, General territorial
uFcuta,
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1 Will IHAUE sENEiiAL PAYING
4 businCsfut Cor real estate Ur real rstatH Tor
@ good business. ". !. Began, ~ rostumcu
block.
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i rants tu splendid locations ranging u
VHco from .p1 90 o. %. ". }. Hogan, 40
lOHfnnItU block
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AIONEY-lN SUMS OF 5000 TO $4,000,
wi one TO ilye years NJ lowest rates CITY
or farm properties IN Utah. Money on hand
and pad when papers are executed. No AZ,
t0Tncy fec for examination OF title,
JAMES h. SHAW,
Utah Commercial National Bans. salt lake
Clty,
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MONEY At CURRENT RATES. NO pE
M lay W, j, Moore, ~ = % Comcial Block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

MEAT MAHkFr ANp GROCERY cont
ANl binod. splendid location and doing good
business Will trade for real estate nuu some
gash $1,000. ". j. Began, room go iostonco
GZnnwiLL HUY a WARD sTonE,
- wv horse, wagon, furniture. trooms
and stock complete. dong cash business and
cstabliahcd % yclra. W. .. began, 80 fost.
S2OOWiLL ny Ggog,E.i.1, hEs.
central location, cheap rent and mixing
money for few days ony. W. j. Hogan, ilu
roslon.co block.
DEADY MONEY no LuAS on tNslpE
~ residence and business property W'J'
hogan, CIV iosiOnico block,
WILL TRADE q ifRsT GLASS DRUG
w store in beet mining camp in The wet
fnr good roildOucc boz salt Like Guy. value,
5000 w. y. Hogan, 40 iostnhlce hiooh
IHNtCELY FURNISHED ROOMS CEN.
III tfal locatony now house, new turnii'
turo cost go Q. cell Tor sliO0, leaving city, W.
j. husau, az fo.t1icc hlook
SSOOsaiss. IN an a. las 1S q Pa i
ny unslncssi Incoming man must hg capable
Hogan. ii1 rostomco nilck.
A CAPABLE ANp uEttAnLE OFFICE
"a man can gct hlt interest iu an cstau.
lHhUd business clearing 500 pet month capt
lal required $50. w. j, began, 80 lottonco
hlocE
~ COMPLETELY ruRNi-nEp ROOMS
j 4 enc block from business cCuturi house
iul of steady roomors clearing over 500 per
month rent only flb price 400, s00J down.
W. .. hogan, uu no. bl1ct.
- ALOuN-USE HALF OR ALL oF ONE
- OF The best known sporting saloons ON
Main ~irtUt3 money maker receipts over
! 800 per wcrE, splendid opportunity W. j.
Hogan, 20 rosi1ltc1 Block
L utNE s NtCE LIST 90 GROCERY
1 proportions bro 400 uarts Of The city rang
ing DO price from fiiQ % i.lll ~. y. began,
| 90 fostHtIHn hluet
4 iiANE 4 MOI IifT uT REsIAu.
| 4 rants iu splendid locations ranging n
price FROM 500 % o. o. ". J, Hogan, iit
| loftonco Block
II Will IHADE sENEtAL PAYING
4 buuuCsfut Tor real estate Ur real rstatH Cot
| g good business. W. ,. LoEaui a. POSTPONED
| Block
| II YOu DON'T sLE WHAT YOU wANt
/ Il Iu my "uis' Uhl. uu me as don't advertise
| unC'tcuta % thU business have tor Halc M.J
] Began, go ruHt0llgu Hook.
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MONEY To LOAN At az TO PR
vi cent bach1, second door, pooly Hook
~ q. AND Z Pan CESr. on iSsiDE iA.
John j. snyder. Room i0J pooY Block.
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L utNE s NtCE LIST uF DUDCEHY
i propositions bro 400 parta Of The city rang
iug IN price from $3.50 % is0Il. ". y, Began,
III rUHfHfI#n lIlHE
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A CAPABLE AND WLttAHLE OtFlCE
"a man can got hlt interest iu an csta0.
liahcd business clearing 200 pet month capt.
UluCE
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- ALOuN-USE HALF OR ALL OF ONE
> ot the best known sporting saloons on
Main ~irgoti money maker. receipts over
90 per wruE. splendid opportunity W j.
Hogan. % pustHffrH uIurA
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II COMPLETELY TuRNi-uEp ROOMS
j + enc block from business vcuturi house
iuu of steady roomgrs clearing over soy per
month"; rent only ilb price 500, sGJ down.
W. ]. Mm.lm. lLI L %. ML---.
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SALE.
SALE
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
| SALE
| SALE.
| SAIL
| SALE
SALE,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
Tom Moore in Virginia.

A correspondent who has been
rambling through Eastern Virginia
recalls description given by an old
lady at Norfolk OF Tom Moore, the
poet. who passed some time in his
amoroas youth in a quaint old man
sion near Norfolk and found nothing
there except the ladies to Please him.
Il was TO dinner in Richmond, said
the old lady, as she took pinch OF
smut. land at the other end OF the
t.: lie sat a little red headed lrishman
named Moore. We didn't exactly
know how he got there, for most OF
us had never heard Of him. and he
didn't iooS tue gentleman. But after
a vn.e he got t. talking so com lcaily
and de irntfuily that we roared With
laughing. Then in the drawing room
he went TO the piano and sang some
of his own Songs, and We found out
that he was Tom Moore. But he did
not look in the least like a poet"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
4 Cure for StammeriNC @.

A gentleman who stammered from
childhood up to manhood gives a
very simple remedy for his misfor-
tune He says: go into room
where you will be quiet and alone,
get some book that will interest but
not excite you, and sit down and read
two hours aloud to yourself, keeping
your teeth together. Do this every
two or three days-or once a week II
very tiresome-always taking care to
read slowly and distinctly, moving
the lips but not the teeth. Then,
when conversing with others, try to
speak as slowly and distinctly as pos
stole. and make up your mind that
YOU will not stammer.
1.-THE first result was to make my
Jaws ache-tnat u.s. while | was read
ing-and the next to make me feel
as if something had loosened my
talking apparatus, for l could speak
with less difticulty Immediately. The
change was so great that every one
who knew me remarked it. | repeat
ed this remedy every five or six days
for month. and then at longer in
teryals until cured"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
MlSCHlEvOUS ROBERT.
Young Hawkes. Also Had Fair Share of
C0nceit.

Young Hawkes. Also Had Fair Share of
Conceit.
Robert S. Hawkes., always known
as "the Vicar of Morwenstowe, and
a poet of no mean ability, was
brought up by his grandfather, a
very learned and religious man. In
the church where this old gentlemen
preached the evening service always
closed with a hymn, Lord, dismiss
us with thy blessing" which was
composed by Doctor Hawkes. himself.
His grandson, who did not know the
authorship of the hymn, came to the
Doctor one day with paper in his
hand, saying:
"Grandfather, | don't altogether
like that hymn, Lord, dismiss us
with thy blessing. | think it mig bit
be improved in metre and language,
and that it would be better ii it were
somewhat longer"
"Oh, indeed" said Doctor Hawkes.,
reddening. And pray, Robert, what
improvements commend themselves
to your precious wisdom?"
This is my improved version, ;"
said Robert, and he read aloud a
very cred table hymn, after which
he repeated the old version, saying
innocently, "Ihis one is crude and
fiat; don't you think so, grand
father"
Crude and flat, sir! Young puppy,
it is mine. | wrote that hymn"
ooh, | beg your pardon, grand
father. | didn't know that. It's a
very nice hymn, indeed, but" as he
went out of the door-"mine is
better"
Some people think he was right in
his Judgment, though not, perhaps,
in expressing it.
Such mischievous fellow was
Robert that the parish clerk once
exclaimed:
Il doan't care whether | ring the
bells on the kings birthday, but if |
never touch the ropes again, I'll give
peal when Robert goes to school
and leaves Stratton folks in peace.''
Il don't know how it is" said his
brother one day, but when | go out
nutting with Robert. he gets all the
nuts: when | go rabbiting, he gets
all the rabbits, and when we go out
fishing together. he catches all the
fish"
"Come with me fishing tomorrow.
said Robert, "and see if you don't
have luck"
Next day he slyly fastened a
red herring to his brothers hook.
"There," he exclaimed, when it was
drawn out of the water, "you are
twice as lucky as | am! My fish are
all raw, and yours is ready-cleaned,
smoked and salted."-Youth's Com
paniOn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02

England, but through the dishonesty
of a clerk his father was ruined when
young Baynes was Ii years old. Ten
years later the young man sailed for
America, learned the watchmaker's
trade in New York, and then went
to Boston, where he studied dentistry
for five years. After practicing in
Boston for years he moved to Rock
land, where he has been for thirty
five years. For half century he has
not tasted meat, his principal diet
being graham bread and cocoa. His
most noticeable popularity is that he
never speaks until spoken to. He
was married in early life, but his
wife died many years ago, and since
then Baynes has lived alone, making
good part Of his own clothing, in-
GLIDING his shirts and collars.