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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-16

were all down at Palm Beach on Lake Worth
/ last Wednesday While there Mr.. Flegler pur-
I chased the Mccormick place FOR 5000, on
/ which be will erect large frame hotel Two
/ million feet Of lumber viii be used in the cor
strlCtiOu. fir. Iiagler also TOOK options on
( several other pieces OF property at very hign
prices All Of the gentleJueu are fairy carried
| away with the Lake Worth country.
Capt. John T Talbot, agent and promoter,
has purchased tie Tropical Land COMPANY
plant including Iake Weir, Clay county, rs
1 hotel and improvements, in ell about ouJO
acres Of land in Clay county; also the EDGE
VOID Land Company plant. about 1909 acres,
ad Joining Riverside; also the charter, etc OF
the Equitable Investment COMPANY. with n
capital OF $500 goo, OF WHOM 100000 will De
paid up in stock. cash, etc. me company VA.
donate about 200 acres in EdgeWood for
factories, etc.
The county commissioners Of Lafayrrt-
county we're msndamused TO recbnVass tn ft-
turns cast Feb. for county site, and theJ DC
cided that only sO7 legal votes had been cast,
which Mayo received 2lo, West brenIOf4 II
aud Old Town I. The news vas received '-
the streets Of Mayo with great rejoicing Po"
der ~ the can ana carriages by tue DoA heG
bonded out by merchants, and anvils VIC"
fired, stumps burst and firearms OF all KINDS
discharged ia rapid succt ssou, TIE ar re-
ve-be!aJi ng with the boom or expiodlnE gun
powder for many miles around TN near MD
night. Thus ends one OF the hottest campaigns
ever known In that county
On March . a most interesting meeting viii
be held at st Augustine. Inc bishops OF TIE
province will II Get there on that date to discuss
matters connected with the church and its eK
tension. Among the distinguished preletes that
will BE- present are Mgr. Satolu and Cardiaa al
Gibbons. There will also be present the bispoos
of Savannah, Ga. Richmond, Va; Charleston,
:. c.; wilmington, Del Wheeling, W. Va, ana
the bishops Of South Carolina, North Carolina
and West Virginia. It is the intention of .sRr.
Sstolli and Cardinal Gibbons to remain in Flor
ida for two or three weeks II their engagements
viii permit them. In case they DO they Will
probably make tour Of the state
Arumor has been lrrent at Orlando that ".
A. McRss, one Of the three persons arrested for
completely In the PacAwoOd murder, was only
temporarily placed in the Orange county jail
and that he would in day or two be removed
to DeLand. There is no truth IN the rumor,
McRae was transferred from the VolusR county
to tue Orange county jail upon the order OF
Judge broome to remain until his presence is
required 10 DeLand upon the commencement
Of his trial. The trial not likely to take place
until the next term of the criminal court for
Eolusia county which cOnvenes In July. Both
Jenkins and Clinton, the two others indicted for
the same crime, are confined ia the Volusis
county jail In separate cells.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
SUBURBAN RAILW AVS
Electricity to Thunderbolt, Isle OF Hope and
Intermediate points.
City and Suburban and Savanna ThUn-
defbOIt and Isle Of Hope Railways
On and after TUESDAY, March IA. 1895,

On and after TUESDAY, March IA, 1895,
Thunderholt and Bonaventure cars leave Boil
ton Street Depot on every hour and half hour.
Street Depot 6l5, 8:4b, 1857 m, 2:37. 4:s3 7:2s
p n and t9:23 Saturday nights only from Sec
ond Avenue Depot a IN, and 5:45 p IN.
Leave Isle of Hope into Bolton Street Depot
g. 7i0, GAS m, ! AS 1852, 6:S2 p m Uo:25 Sat-
urday nights only, and into Second Avenue
Depot $40 a m, 1920 $40 p M.
For Montgomery take the 9, lO31, 1887 and
7;23 m, and change ct Saudtiy.
Leave Montgo j. cry 1880 a N, 1 p m. $3.50 . m.
Light freight will be received at Bolton Street
Depot only. Heavy freight, lumber, bricks,
lime, etc, at Second Avenue Depot and will be
shipped out on Saturdays only. See special
schedule in Sundays issue.
J. H JOHNSTON, President.
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The moss receipts at Gainesville have been
very heavy the past few days,
Saturday William Mobiles was chased from a
swamp lear Gainesville by bear.
A disagreement among the partners has
thrown the Kissimmes oOttliug works in the
hands Of a receiver.
Phosphate men report that they are grAdu-
cllY getting on top again, and will stay there IL
there are no more long lulls in the business.
The new company to found the Edgewood
manufacturing town have already $4,000 in
paid up stock and only been at work week.
Tomato shipping will begin in Polk county IN
about three weeks. Toe acreage is large and
the prospects for a handsome yield are very
hstteriuE.
The first death warrant signed by Gov. Mitch
ell was that Of Wiley Shingles. The second is
for the execution Of another negro who will bs
hanged 10 Gainesville next month.
The citizens ( Ocala met last night to take
steps toward organizing club whose sole OBJ
ject shall be to promote the agitation and secure
the removal Of 5he state capital to Ocals.
George F. Goode, proprietor of the Tropical
hotel at klssimmee, has leased that property to
Abbott Lomoresu OF East Windham, n y,
for term OF years, commencing April I, next.
william Potter, white man. from Clairmout
Lake county, who was found guilty of robbing
jewelfy store ut that place, has been sent to
Fort White TO serve twelve months in the state
prison.
Capt R. G. Ross, the wel-known contractor,
Is having his steamers and spars renovated at
Jacksonville preparatory for a move to Key
West, where he will continue his government
contract for sinking jetties.
Philosophical colored men Of Brooksville
have organized a hook and ladder company
and at the next meeting Of the town council
will present numerOusly signed petition ask-
ing to be- equipped for service.
In the case Of the state against Charles Sim.
mons, charged with killing Blue Steel" boUh
colored, on Oct. 49, 1892, near oak Hill Volusia
county, the defendant was found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree at DeIand Tueadav
Simmons is a noted criminal
Thomas T. Underwood, young man. private
in Battery D, Fourth artillery, stationed al
Fort Barrencas, was carried away Friday bv a
military guard to Fort LeavenWorth Kan
where be Will be imprisoned for three wears
under sentence Of court-martial which was
lately held at Fort Rarrancas. Underwood de-
serted from his command about Feb /, taking
with him a suit of citizens clothes belonging d
Amember CT the battery.
Il. M. Flagler, J. y. Ingraham, his genera
manager and J. A. Mcdonald, his contractor
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g Remarkable how well mamma looks
and how she has gained in flesh. You
should do the same"
- The loss of flesh is a trife. You think
YOU need not mind it, but you are gradu-
ally running down. Do like mamma. Use
the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt every morning
before breakfast. 1t viii increase your
appetite and cure you of that dyspepsia
and biliousness from which you are suf-
fering But be sure to get the genuine
imported article. No subterfuge'
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ME magnificent steamships Of these lines
Il are appointed to sail as follows-standard
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S. C.

STEAMER ALPHA, H A. srRoEHAR
WIN leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
o'clock l. n returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 1880 A. NJ on
sailing days win touch st Button on Tues
day and Friday.
Special trips to Button every Sunday at 10
day.
For further Information, apply to
G. IA. MEDLOCK, Agent,
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HDally except Sunday. -
Solid trains Callahan to Tan
Tor Port Tampa. Key West and
Lakeland and Barlow. Close c.
Titusville. Pullman Buffet sleel
Orleans, Jacksonville to Thoms
checked through to sll points In
Florida published, and for any Il
d. Z. MAXWELL, G. N.
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Florida and Western RAILWAY.

wAYOROss SHORT LnE-TIME GARD
THROUGH TRAINS
The evening world., 1893-11-23
A Victim OF the Wheel Problem.

To the Editor
'If you want to die late, blow your brains out
at midnight" is an old saying. which is Just as
interesting to know the Indian proverb. Too
much is enough" People who want us TO make
cabbage heads grow on mulberry bushes had better
try to 10 around a square two three times these
cold nights and solve the problem of how many
hams 1t takes to make a hammer. or some other
sensible rebus, such as why blackberries are al
ways red when they green' Medicine may be
gooi at times. but In large doses ad ibitum It
becomes useless. like water on a ducks back.
What is a wheel I'VE do not mean the Chicago
million wheel)-any wheel? "a circular body or
structure: an instrument for spinning and for tor
ture." II used as a bicycle by a healthy. strong
man, 1t may go more less fast from the top or
bottom. especially in race for leather medal OF
to please come squnt-eyed girl favorite; II It is
dirt-cart wheel and the driver sunstruck. It goes
slow from the bottom to the top. and vice versa.
until the mule dies the goes into some
other district; then they all have to go fast man.
cart and nag for the contractor is there. looking
on with his mustache TRxed. Carriage wheels.
roulcttes, wheels OF fortune and lottery wheels
turn rather soodishiy II we'll creased. Lest people
tire who spoke last, and run pole through my
hub. give the wheel a good kick and let 1t &c
fast or slow. with or without axle.grease. Next!
VINGOoIICK
The evening world., 1893-11-23

AL the current expenses OF the Govern
men menu 70 Nov. | have been ordered paid,
anu mat under the present favorable
Snn.no ne soon expects to largely
ury.
REAsoN OF sKERRETT's RECALL.
Al. ~ has been learned from official sources
mat the reason OF Admiral Skerrett's
recall from this station was because he
ebersonS,iS attended a ball. given by the
United states ship Boston, as fare
well, and TO the officers OF ,the United
states ship Philadelphia as well
Admiral Irwin was officially received
at the Executive Building on Saturday,
Nov. IL, at 1.3O p. NJ, with military
honors. Upon the arrival and departure
played American National airs
REPORT OF SPEECH AMENDED.
lister Willis in an interview declared
that the first part of the reply he made
70 the American League should be mod
ihed 70 read that he would like to see
the Stars and Stripes waving over"
&c, under proper conditions" He de-
clared That he never said the result
here would be such as Americans would
,, not regret, and he added that nothine
taken until he again heard from Wash
ington after the Alameda left. He said
this at. 2.3O; the steamer sails at
W.
The Minister'S last words to the Asso-
ciated Press reporter were that any
trouble precipitated on either side would
be stopped at once by the United States
force.
The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser
publishes the following in an extra edi-
tion on Thursday, Nov. l6, the day the
Alameda sailed for San Francisco:
REPORT OF COMING RESTORATION
Extra. 1890 A. M.-President Cleve-
land proposes to restore. the monarchy
Our press having been delayed till late
this morning waiting for the Almeda' s
arrival from Auckland and Sydney, and
the edition having been printed without
the expected news, we hasten to give in
an extra the more important items re-
ceived by her.
'As President Cleveland can act, in the
Hawaiian matters. only by the authority
of Congress, II remains to be seen how
far Congress will sustain him in the pro-
posed restoration of the monarchy As
the telegram comes via London, It may
not be strictly correct, but we give It
as received.
."The following is clipped from the
New. Zealand Herald, of Nov. 4, with
Washington date of Nov. 2, or FIVE days
later than our news that we have re-
ceived here:
WASHINGTON Nov. 2.-Prc.ident Cleveland
is drafting message to Congress in favor Of
restoring the monarchy In Hawaii.
When the attention of Minister Willis
was called to the above despatch from
Washington, he declined to express an
opinion. 1t Is the belief here that the
despatch Is unfounded. At the last mo-
ment the Provisional Government de-
cares that 1t has no further informa ton
but is certain 1t will be able to maintain
| the peace"
The evening world., 1893-11-23
POLICE MUST DO THE WORK.
Judge Beach Refuses TO GIVE Flor
ist Grower a AandAmus.

Application was made TO Judge Beach
in Supreme Court, Chambers, to-day by
the counsel for Lorenzo ID. Brewer, a
florist at Twenty-third street and Broad
way, for writ OF mandamus to compel
Supt. Cummings, OF the Bureau Of In
cumbrances. to remove the stands OF
the flower peddlers along Twenty-third
street between Fifth and sixth avenues.
Judge Beach said that in his opinion II
keep the street clear there, and he de
MED the writ. He said. however, he
would be willing TO consider the matter
again II the police dId not remedy the
evil
The evening world., 1893-11-23
DANCED AFTER The PLAY.
The Adelphi Dramatic Association
Enterraips It's Friends.

The Adelphi Dramatic Association,
Chapter 70, o. F. s., produced Lady
Audleys Secret" before a large audi
ence last night at the Lexington Avenue
Opera House. The cast included Mrs.
C. L. Goodhart, Miss Francis II. Bias
ceer, ]. Miner. Z. NJ. Goodhart, Wallace
Rosenbaum and Myer Elsas. The per-
formance was under the personal super
vision of Mr.. p NJ. Goodhart and elic-
tied much applause.
At the close of the performance dane
ing was INDUCED in until late hour.
Among the many who participated were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lasznskier, Mr.. and Mrs. J: Miner, Mr..
and Mrs. Banolaliel, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Isaacs. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Goodhart, Mr..
and Mrs. Myer Elsas, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
NJ. Rothman, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Smith,
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Russell, Mr. and Mrs. -Goodheim,
MIR. and Mrs. j. Werthen, Miss Belle
Goldsmith; Miss Essie ,fi Goldsmith, Miss Ms,
Miss Eta Herschfeld, }. j. Ascher, J..
Gray, Simon White. Charles S. Hersch'
field, Myer Krausner and John Mckin'
non.
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e Old Methods Good Enough.
To the Editor;

10 the fsultoI'
properly, but he Is ike McGeehan's farmer; he
does not hnd the solution in the text t-books and
or this he wlsrel to 'nroarAGe "reN ge'T..ry."
Might it not be better tc make the hes; of the
old one. and as l have shown In my answer to
McGeehan. that "old methods are sutfolent foT
all such common sense problems, and II De
MSIici will take the area Of the circle as
hsve given siS2. .M2r and divide It by the area OF
inscribed triangle Cl5O7O he will have the
ratio (2nS he requires,
JAMES KII.PATRICK,
IS East one Hundred and SlNternth street.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
STEAMSHIP DISABLED AT SEA.
The Delaware Is Being Towed to
Port by tho Colorado.
By Associated Press. }


QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 23-The White
Star line steamship Britannia, Capt.
Smith, which sailed from New York on
.Ioy. 10 for Liverpool. reports that she
passed, during the afternoon of Nov.
81, the British steamer Colorado. Capt.
Abbott which left Hull on Nov. IL for
New York, having in tow the British
tank-steamer Delaware. Capt. Thomas.
from New York for Dover
The Delaware had lost her propeller
blades in latitude 50.95 North, and longi-
tude 2i.l4 West. When the Britannia
passed the two steamers fresh north
east breeze was blowing and head sea
was running.
The steamer Rhynland, which arrived
here this morning from Antwerp, re-
ports passing the steamer Delaware on
Nov Is in latitude 1923. longitude 80, ,56.
She was bound for Dover. but was dis
abled, and signalled that she had lost
one of her propeller on Nov. 10, and the
other three blades on Nov. 10.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
"No Restoration Attempted
Again the Hawaiian News
Situation at Honolulu Strained, 0w.
ing to Uncertainty.
Minister willis's Significant Words
10 tho American League.
(By Associated press)

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 23.-The
steamer Alameda. which arrived at 7.35
A. NJ. to-day from Honolulu. brings no
news of special Importance.
There has been no attempt to restore
Queen Liliuokalanl.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-The first
word that the steamship Alameda. from
Honolulu. was sighted was taken to the
Secretary of State this morning by an
Associated Press reporter.
Her arrival was. of course. awaited
with interest. though without any spe-
c.al excitement.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Cable Brevitip s.

Lord Shoto Douglas a OF the Marquis Of
QuGensberry, has been fined so shilngs for rails
ing disturbance in the Alhambra Music Hall.
The miners in many parts OF Scotland have
struck the employers refusing to make the ad-
vance demanded The price of coal and iron at
Glasgow is rising.
Owing to the fact that Servia has raised her
customs duties against Austrian exports II is ex-
p.ctsd that Austria will close her frontier
against her In 1890
Count Potocki, the Imperial Cup Bearer, a
high position at the Russian Court died to-day.
Hugh R. Garden. OF New York was a guest last
night at dinner to Mr.. Gladstone given by the
editor OF The Nineteenth Ceptury
The evening world., 1893-11-23
BRAIN FRESHENERS.

This column is for mathematical problems only
The popular kind that crcrcisc and rct,cs he mental
faculties and do not require elaborate atgebrdic so
tim ufa b. printed our tNe docs MT inciud,
dl9ebrdic signs, 80 IL wiH he impossible 10 girc
dns'rcrs IN rhich these arc used. The names Of the
fra ten persons Icading corre, solutions mW bs
printed. Address nnsuCr 10 - Problems. EreninD
Dorid p. o. Dor 9, S5I Ncic York Chy"
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Lifeboat Crew Censured for Nsglec
of Duty.
(By Associated Press.N

LONDON, Nov. 23.-At the inquest
neld at Theddathorpe. Lincolnshire. yes
terday, on the bodies of the crew Of the
British steamer Olive Branch, which
was wrecked on Monday. the sole sur
vivor testified that the Nablethorpe life
boatmen, although they could easily have
rescued the entire crew, made no at
tempt to launch their boat The jury
severely censured the lifeboat crew for
neglecting their duty and demanded an
inquiry.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
FOREIGN news OF THE DAY.
Lubbock Police Investigating the
Murder of a New Yorker.
S eamship Delaware Disabled and
Being Towed to Port.
nv Associated Press. 1

LONDON, Nov. 23.-A despatch pub
lished here from Berlin, says that the
police of Lubbock are inquiring into the
death of a rich New Yorker named
Nicholas Plohn. who was visiting rela-
tiIe es at Lubbock, and who disappeared
after leaving Lubbock, a few days ago.
Mr.. Plohn's body has been found in the
forest, near Lubbock. and it is evident
that he was murdered. He Is said to
have been seventy-siX years of age.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Tho Helpful Sixpencs.
To the Editor:

To the EdltOr'
In answer TO ''w. F. Fs," problem - had
Id. (hvepence tarthing English money, in
his pocket on going to the first storekecper.
doubling 1t made It tenpense- -hRltpenny and after
spending sINpence he had fourpence- hAlfperny left
The second storekeepcr made It ninepence. ~
spent sixpence and had threepence loft. Store
keeper No. doubled it-mAking 1t sxpencc
which ~ spent and hadn't cent left
=. u. j., BROOKLYN
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Seoer.lon 10 Mr.. sch'erer,

There was great enthusiasm at tie reception TO
Mayor-eleyt S,hiercn by the Noung Republican
club ot RrookNn last evening ~ senator Ste
phsn NJ. GTisNuld made the opening speech and
introduced Mr SchicTCu. Who MAS warmly re-
seIved other speeches Werr made by :, l. Wood
house and ca. President W II. Williams.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
DOCTORS MCCOY AND SNOW

ofnces: s15 Madison avenue. opposite the Grand
Central Depot. and s53 broadway. corner Of 18th
street. Domestic Sewing Machine Building New
York City II you live at distance write for .
symptom Blank. Address all letters to SIS Madi-
son avenue. once hours-9 to II A. Nj. to 4
r. NJ. and to . p. Nj aaily. Sundays 10 A. NJ.
/. . p ~
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Tho Vino Problem in Prose.

To the Editor:
Fill the 3-gallou eask, empty into the s.; refill
the =. MI up the Ave: empty into s; pour the
gallon left In into B; refill 3, and empty into
I'VE. and you will have four gallons each in 8 and
s. You then at liberty to taste. II 1t proves
tho real simon pure. pour little from and S
into ;. and forward ; to VALKYRIE.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
MARRIED In LONDON,
Mrs Burd Grubp's Sister the Bride
of British Lieutenant.

LONDON. Nov. 23.-Miss Lillian Sop
with, sister of Mrs. Burd Grubb, wife of
Gen Burd Grubb. recently United States
Minister to Spain, was married yester-
day to Lieut.. Frederick r. w. Morgan,
Of the Queens yacht Victoria and Albert.
A detachment of the crew of the Vic
toria and Albert lined the aisle of st
Stephens Church, this city, where the
ceremony took place.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
The Dog and the Hare.

To The EdItOr'
hare has nfty OF her own leaps the start OF
a dog and takes nine to the dogs seven leaps
in the same time. but fve Of the dogs equal
six OF the hares leaps. How many leaps must
the dog make before he overtakes the hare?
3Os WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Report that King Lobeneulla' 9
Soldiers Have Deserted.
(py Associated Press J

IBy Associated Press.)
LONDON, Nov ga despatch re-
ceived here from Capetown says that
King Lobengula's regiments have de-
serted him.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Resoued a Drowning Bow.

While fishing for logs at the foot OF AmIty
street this morning nine-year-old John o Rourke
OF 81 Warren street. Brooklyn. fell overheard and
was nImost drowned He was rescued by Pilot
shepard. OF the police Judge Moore. and
taken home.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Patents.

PATENTS and Pens ons. No advance charges
ID. &.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Ex-Chancellor Bismarck Has a Brand
New Granddaughter.

Oly Associated PresS)
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The wife of Count
Herbert Bismarck has been safely de-
livered of daughter.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
,5H"iiHiiE ~; 5j Tie EPIBB6jGi[ DA6GHfERi Hi:ii

LYCETM THEATRE 4 IS, Mat Thurs saG
THE LYCEUM | AN AMERICAN DUCHESS
stock Company In AN AMERICAN DUCHESS.
LAST WEEK OF SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
APRIL WEtTHER-LastI Mat Sat. at 2
Next Week. THE Algerian, - Mare Tempeal
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-05

rocks have been either directly or indi-
rectly derived.
The last one of the numerous "lost
mines" which has been found again is
one in Inyo county, eighty miles from
Mohave. 1t is supposed to be the Old
Argus. The ledge found is reported as
only l57 feet thick, with 10000 tons of
chloride silver ore in sight, assaying S45
to 1886 per ton. Such little thing as
that was of course easily lost, and the
only wonder is that any one should have
found it. Mining and Scientific Press.
Dan Mcdonald has returned from
Phoebe and the southern country. He
reports the excitement over the recent
discoveries in Yellow Pine as being great,
and shares the opinion that the new dis.
trict has merit. White Pine News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-05
MONTANA's STATUE OF JUSTICE.

There is still great deal of talk about
the silver statue of Justice to be exhibited
at the World S Fair. Some critics think
that Miss Rehan is not the most perfect
model of woman in the country, and
one leading citizen of Montana, church
member and pious man, in his indigna'
ton that young lady from that State
was not chosen for the model, declared
that he knows hundreds of females in
Montana who are better shaped than Miss
Rehan. And now the wife of this good
and pious but indignant citizen is Won
dering how he came to know so much
This statue business reminds an ex-
change of the good old story of
Mrs. Raggles Mrs. Raggles, OF Pen
obscot, Maine, saw the Apollo Belvedere
in the Vatican gallery at Rome. After
intently studying the nude marble figure
she earnestly whispered to lady friend
"Well, I've seen the Apollo Belvedere,
and I've seen Raggles, and give me Rag.
giles" The Carson Appeal says that the
real disqualification in Miss Lillian Rus.
sell as model for Justice is that she has
too big stomach