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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Nrxt wesk Wednesday The uew jus.
tiees' Cos,ff - Grand Rapids ssil be in
e<ssisn fes TIE frst tsuie. The eo,ut
Sill BE eospp.->si q Chief Justice
Br0~n ard ss-s,ciste Justices Hot,osnf,
snsi we~sfaiI Chief Justice Brssn %
eenses pfs-isisnr issstice ~ virtue ~ hi-
seoare q ofslee. ~ term beng TIE hfst
a. terninale
The res .cr,nrs al aot 81 in bsne. : A.
~ lse,efs say but wili warm issEsiisal
chairs n The ss--8 Ell fs~hionesI say.
Neither sin sh- iueti~~- srpsms IN
shssenei *igs sn.i ao~inx esvn. Al
tbe ffNz sall fel,ygphs * ksgb iadriiel
fonelnaaf,-s sai - fizidiy eseisled
fs<ta err ne~ ~.an q enort >eshlnx
q H.. firnslitg a higsr eonfs~ tsssrf
sxnify. eiii 20 pseseFssk
f'I.. lffiesisstissa ot The a@w tfibeaal {.
aeiiAef snisrrsf nar ~arsnsiesi u vii
esssia,e. - lsks etznitsns~ a csssi &C
tr'pzsrss breeehessf tlse F.'ase - isssticr~
raarss hasu rsnce slsaf icax sze sk<s. ~
n.as h.sh ma>ssofs ~ 10 canfrsfr IL
~ 80 axi.is il wi res,tse si~es' :
rsp.i eeatss whsre a al Isses earl
ms - fesusi Z, s~@ee ssssnassslss. &c
AL .,iisrs re fsss
Tee ezs.s.se - $50 srssfest this<
Ilrsstassfl the lis'ssat sise as'sss'i n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Junno Oesdua Besnsss ~ so,d his
ontim oonoAlne eueGt h R1sis snd ~
noonpno 1l,af ~ hns dons VII shst
opose - ~ ps>ssut - leasl HE ca
okuG1oon 49, uoDo1 sieos ~ wss
pi>ehe6 q 3 csaeh nd nsaziy killed 10
kruut q ~ en- hooas~ He y nov Goins
II In yoch1iQg ~ No. ordprod = new
o1som yocht vhtpA vii ~ tastes than
eng cdr boat h u world
Up{oed o1n1as Cuae.l Dallantins a
Homhav. uanh ~ Uosjd,e 1ais anthas1.
H. q u ChicoGo ciq ooncjais 30 aivs
- Iodian pp1pata1ns vho sFe cnniag
~ on olRcfal vu1oonA. \ uunhee 9
thom arp "a routn. and ~ Qoekusr a
Daru6s y thinking a onming. A nss
With = tide NJ that esgtnkn1y ehDuh
have . ssespainn.
PstrioG3e VlIlion Deas Hcvs1ls d.
49, ~ puh1lohsd ruposts thst ~ b %
jne aheosd - rs0ain SEVERAL yeerl Mr..
HouolIs ~ tha1 ~ nnds a sbnadancs
q charui0g ehnroc1prs In Amsrican
life, oDd that he has NJ need ~ 20
sbrood O. Geudy Eusopsan modeh- He
thssstsns T. vrits another nDvsi ssos-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

The granting q uncnnditisnal pas-
dons by Governor Altgeld to the a.
archists Fielden. 6chwab and Neebe
will meet with general sppgoval ~ 49,
who followed the ovidonce during The
trial. There wss . very gEavo donbe q
the guilt Of these men and they would
not have beeu couvicted but Tor the
great excitement and psojudico q the
time Of the trial Il = noneensD 70
claim that the men had fair end tm-
partial trial.-KsIamasoo 0asstts.
Connecticut's legislature has dscidsd
that the state doesn't need = conGtitu-
tional convention. but. q couue. Il iout
fair to expect . reasonable deciGioa q Z
question like that in state wher0 Z
man haa to have q unanimous vote 81
the citixena in addition to the ballots 81
few hundred New York nnateu and
. couple of court rulings in order 30 get
possession Of On ooice 10 which he kaG
been elected. Tribuns.
Howsver, Il win talss more than John
Altgeld's opinion to satisfy tho world
that the treatment 81 the anarchists Wa
wrong and We think that In gpite q hia
action the anarchists viii deliberate
long before they venture overt acta.
They krow that . thousand such GOV.
ernors ~ Altgold would b swept asids
by the people but that justice would BE-
dOne.-Muekcgon News
Railroad managers arc supposed to Be
shrewder than . circus fakir. but they
are impairing their reputation In this
direction BY maintaining their sti6
transportation rates 10 Tho worlds fair.
Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

nasinx - estimate On = ratio of four
prr%,ns 10 each name appearing In the
psx eisy directory tho Chicago Post
claims population % 100000 for Chi
eaxo. The Post declares that the csnsus
report - 1870 IL stoo slow.- and that the
school census whiIs fairly exact 10 necss-
szrily Imperfect and that neither 10 q
reliable basis for computing sexual popu.
tatlon.
The Peat therefore takes the canvass
fos the city directory made by The Polk
eosnpsny. which IL charscterizss ~ lean
Ing -siecisiediy- and strongly" 10 con
ssrvztism in population estimates. upon
which b. make lis estimate of the city's
population on . ratio u to l ~ clssira
2po.toe souls within the legal iimits Of
Chi<sgo
The Chicago directory Tor isa3." says
The Poet will contaia approximately
l.<O pages aud $1,000 names On n
bsess % 10 1. this would give Chicago
. population u 2le0.oo That figure -
probably not Tar out q the way. Tito
- correct basis % calculation In
New York. Philadelphia. brooklyn. Gin
einnsti. 81 Louis. Cleveland. rittsbury.
Bafslo. Detroit and other large eatis-
fani il = accepted BY the iessiinx Stats
ticians q al thosr cities without 9ues-
siosl there u 30 god reason vhy IL
should Mt he applied here
IL view - the above. the claim of 4
mmninr contemporary that srasio ~ 9, I
sot m Grand Rapids produces M srag
gersted result. soun,is very much ike q
man talking through his hat by
this handsome showing Chicago runs
up shoye New York n.5i5osoa ard
rre-~ss close upon Lnnsson lsoooct9 for
r~oond Fisre. Ia the raee Grand Rap
MA xili osertal<r Dsfro<t add pass that
slr~ry tosu. when Chicago eareeas BY
fosxy Loasion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
ALLEGED 10 Dc FUNNY.

Editor--I thought you ssid that new
compositor upstairs Was a experienced
printer.
Manager-He said he wa That's al
know about il
Editor Well. he isn't. He wears =
pair IL whole shoes while he works 1t
the case. -Somerville Journal.
The New Fad: Hostess to male guest
at tea tabei-Oh. by the way. Mr.. Snid-
die. do you take SNUFF!
Sniddle Only sugaf and cream,
thank You; no snud. = you please
Boston Transcript.
wiggs-why did Boggs leave his last
placer
Woggs Because he couldn't take It
with him. He was discharged.-Phila-
deIphia Record.
Paynim-Tsnt Wagner . great COM
possery
De Nerves Compopcr! Why. he rilcs
me all up.-Harvard Lsmpoon.
A good swimmer and poor base ball
player are alike in one respecs-they
both strike out.--Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Naturalists Who think Wild beasts
cannot breed In captivity would do well
TO Interview Alice. the lioness q Central
park. before she eats her last three
Howard In the Recorder.
A merchant worth 100000 Who kills
himself tecausc he had been robbed a
tsoO In Of the stun II which prospective
milliouaires arc msde.-Nsv York Event
ing Sun.
Il in In order for every one 10 decline
the Hawaiian misaion. Thoes Sand
witches came 10 near being railrueded
that they are not reIished.-Msnchsstes
Union.
Mr.. PETER has reached Kanans City
on his rounds ~ . single handed soma
torial commission. Nov he knows
where he II st--St. Louis Rspablic-
Fighting fat 10 . tax 10 try mems
souls. especially In warn and drinking
weather. New York Tslegrsa.
II IL nov ia order for Lsxis 10 lscturs
ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29


Douismin Boiss waiksd into IN opsn
o1.sssps Shaft. u he Valley City Dssk
epnpaAys fsctesy. Last evsaiug. and
Dnlling 10 the bottom Sustained injuries
vh1ch may prove 10 BE- fatal.
True. B~nizmin Eoies probably had
ID legitimate business In the fsctosy ut
he hour shen the accident happened.
Equally true. tho opsn. unguarsisd sad
uupsotected elevator shaft had no legit-
insts bosiaess IN that factory 1t any
tLme.
II hss probably cost the life q the
fAsh<s u nine ehiIdren TO demonstrate
. The Valley City Desk company that
that up<a elevator 10 menace 70 the
livss Of every esnpioye in the building.
IL il death trap. Others like il have
claimsi scores Of victims vhoss crushed
and mutiIate<i bodice have been con-
vsyed from their treacherons depths 70
The grave. and then the thoughtful
owners have erected guard rails about
The elevator wells 10 prevent like trsgs-
d,pa
We ara too much given 10 vinking at
th~~s friehtful accidents. which ordi'
nary prudence and caution would fore.
oezll That accidents do not occur h
80 often construed - an assurance that
thss ell not occur. When they do &C.
eur. ~edismiss them with poor fellow"
and the elevator shaft - encIossd and
tks fault 10 thereby cursd
The accielenft to benjanin Boles shoukl
arouse our building inspector. u We
have one. or Il not then our fire mar
sl.sl. q 4 not he. the mayor. 10 make al
ia1ss,iiste inspection u all fzctoriess
stores and buildings. TO ascertain tho
eonsiltion "a the approaches to elevator
wells. II not protected they should be
cs4. nnei. aad further US Of them
prehsestesi under sevese penalty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
NOTES or THE TRACK
JENNIE aAwIaoamf's FEAT


Rscoeds ars nj couating much with
The younx sniuals noe u training q
a.. sr - - = 49,.
80, -. 49, -
stepping : n'se sesss1 consA. 'sss
sasa -. ss '~'. - w. A "
on'y 80 w
hautnoenA With record - Az srostsd
. miIo a ~ yesterday uithout N
sa,~t The. "a show vhat A. ev,uld 40
- s -. - ---.-s
e.A's 49, NC s.'
~ - 1hie = eight eecno0 oeeoS -
record 8hs dtd Tho lnse hall q tho
.e.,ond nile In 10 : asaD Gin
- Dsss.,.- 49, 80,
which 0eoe4e Hooons = trimming . NE
track. y slowing m eel The hcsue
has reoprd At 3.2Bf<. Robsno worked
him out yesterday In 40. On the
repeat be made 2:3a and then 70 chow
that he had been taking IL easy he vent
The third mile Ia "a : second and Z
half faster than bic record
Alcsyou Girl. by AIcryon- \ 3 remark.
ably promising yearline. She has had
comparatively no training st al yet. but
che gives promise Of developing into .
aver. She made halt In In yester.
day. A three minute clip fur yearling
10 last time and IL the Girl keeps on
she'll show her heels "a lots Of them
in the 2-yoar-old cIass.
,rm, $780,.
-
none on cesso3rys nofses nave neen
wosked ous yeR put u snsy nave In'ly
recovered nom sneir rae. tn,s morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Omccrs and Commitsces Elcctcd and
Appointed for the AGAR.

O0ccrs and Commiteees ElcCto0 and
Appointed fbr the AGAR.
The Young Peoples Guild of Park
congregational church is well organized
for the work Of tho coming year. At the
June meeting, the following officers
were elected:
PRESIDENT. ID. NJ. Shirta
Vice president--Nora Barnh8k
Secrctary--Mattic Dole.
Treasured. y. Rowland
The standing committees arc ~ fol-
lows:
Invitation and Press COMMITTEE
Miss Martha Martin. chairman; Misses
Anna Rxsad, Maud Tucker, and Messrs.
Bert Dickinson. George Heffersn. G. h.
Woods. Randolph Earle. Will Cheney.
Bruce Dyer. Percy Read and Will Mat
ter.
Entertainment Committee Miss Nora
Barnhart, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Il. Moseley, Misses Maud Boynton.
Edith Boynton. Frances Hess, Helen
Osgood, Caroline Elliott, Zula Cheney,
Annie Seymour. CorneIia Newton, Ellen
wolcott, and Msssrs,. X. J. Cleland.
George Shirts. Harry Jewell. C. w. Car
man, John Martin, Charlie Wallin. Ned
Groeslxrk and I. w. Peschnan.
Prayer Meeting Committee-van A.
Wallin. chairman; Mrs. Elmer MoseIcy.
Misses Peckins, Irene Dickinson. Tena
Thompson, Nessrs. Dwight Rowland
and The Pastor"
Reception Committee-Clay II. Hol-
lister. chairman; Mrs. Alice Tinkham.
Misses Estelia Hazeltine. Lucy Norton.
Susan Bailey, Ethel bradford. Marguer.
ito COlwell. Josephine Smith. Annie
Bette, Florence Dyer. Miss Harvey.
Mis- barr and Messrs. Frank Werner,
Lewis Gibson. John Duffy. w. L.
Knowles. William Smitton. Harry Fair.
child. Fred Russell. William Dixon.
Manning Birgc. J. II. Necland, August
Sslm and i. II. Nichols.
Refreshmcnt Committec--Miss Mary
Hardwood. chairman; Misscs Irene
Porter, Mamie McNaughton. Bertha
Winchester. Blanche Smith. Laura
Perry. Minnie benjamin. Elsic Field.
Lilliar. keyee. kittie Plumb. Marian
Weed, Lizzie Jones. Edith Russell. May
McIntyre. Sophia Pcschmsn. Maud
Chilels. Berenicc Goodwin. Grace Lynch,
Alice Emery. May Emery. Clara Wilson,
Mrs Will Matter and Mrs Van Waliin.
Music Commsttee Miss Kate Thomp-
con. chairman; Mrs Will Gay. Mira J. d.
~. Shirts. Mrs. Morris Draper. Minsa
Martha Martin. Helen Mccoy. Lulu
Piereu and Mesxrs. Bert Dickinson.
George Reid and Dcvers Warner.
Mission Schools MIR. John Martin.
general chairman.
OTTAWA Street Mission school Com.
mities Miss AIthea Winchester. chair.
man; Miap~s Ellen Wolcoft. May Mcin-
tyre. Mary Haselwcod. Zuia Cheney.
Gsstsuds smith, blanche Smith. tsracs
Godfrey. Anaie Bestis. Martha Pecklns,
Matte D,le, Tena Thompson. Maud
chilis. and Me~rn- Will Cheney, Nsu
wsiIin. Dever~ Warner, Charlie Wailin,
William smittoa and Harry Fairchild
Iisa~emsn Street ssehool Committee
l.. n. H<nwiek. chairman. Mie~~ sussn
bailey. Irene Porter. Lacy Norton. Lncy
ttetiss. Lsxxis JoB~s. i;rsssle Rowland
Maud Tucker. reua Weaver. aud Mes~r~
q. ". Wa-is. Dwight Rowland. Howard
Hoyt and r. w. i'.sehmsn.
Mayii.wer Mission school Committee
Liner D. hssntsn. chairman. &. II
Glcsas,ia and Mis- Thyrzs ,soawin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

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IN. ~. Woedsn 8 cucnscSsd With the
uaiee1 0ta1su land dopastunso2 and IN
iii recentIy NE land counissinnsf Tor
vtan- &c 80 Ios many yssss fee
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- u<'''os
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institution.
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=. . r..s;ssss. = ss.s. 49,. =
~, = 49, - ~ -. 49, - ss..s
NJ. p.,,.v .,,a MI. p.;,.x - M
vo-s .rr;.s3 !. $500. i.ss r;.ht =.
ths;, ~ ~ r~mS',s =, 800 v.Isfiv..
+. Fairsnau. . retired Big Rapide
W 49,. ... UNIV - A"'
N'-0' '>A s'''s'
MoKrox-Georgc @. Cooper, Lansing;
+. Fairman. Big Rapids; ID. +. Parker.
Saginaw; A. H. Root, Lyons; Thad b.
- Ioniai y. = .ur!ay,oI sosepns
o' a 0ne't"sn sno "aio. sonis-
Swxrrs-B. r. Evans. Otscro: G. w.
Mccarthy. Kalamazoo; E. w. Owens,
PiainweIi: John Smith Jackson: ]. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

IT 10 said that il the Sherman act 10
repealed u substitute would be adopted.
Tho democrats proposs ~ such substi-
tute the repeal Of the Law taxing
state banka As between the financial
madness of the principal and the iinan-
esaI folly 81 the substitute there is sbso-
luteiy no choice
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Dow n. has thrssssn~i NOT 10 help an
other aenoersf 81 oGicc. iIe sio~sn
mean a. IL % one q h,s quiet ways of
-hs<inx the ,mpostsn&te. No msn iiv
ing IN Aisa,Eas vsli get "a of'iee from
Grover until Doa ~. approves Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Zinxi Dwrscfss threatens tn sue the
sheriff IL Lake county. Illinois. for go.
600 damages for levying upon certain
contracts Zimri is either = natural
born actor OF the prince u humorists.
NJ man with Dwiggin's reputation
could seriously contemplate anything Of
that kind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Jts Cosssrr sill b. exhibited 10 the
midvsy piasssnee. He gill mol have .
cage IN the slld animals pavilion. but
all display HE psowes in an annex a.
. h~xary. Jim draws the iine between
bsutes snd biscuit ia favor - Ia. latter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

PxxHsrs The Democrat will hear Of
the neat capture Of the Plumb burglars
by this morning. Deputy Sheriff Pow
err caught them In broad daylight on
Tuesday afternoon; but Tho Democrat
while printing very good description
OF the men and -scsncr Of the cracked
safe. neglected TO nay word about tho
burglars who had been in Jail q whole day
before the story Of the crime appeared
In The Democrat. The HERALD printed
the story OF the crime. the capture and
Identification u the men yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

RESIDENTS Of Flint have abundant
reasons to congratulate themselves on
the dine showing made for the town in
the special illustrated edition Of the
Flint Evening Journal. just Issued. 1t
10 handsome newspaper and reflects
great credit on tho public spirit and en-
tcrpriss Of Flint.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Tssnx must BE- something out of joint
IN tar system that compel- county to
borrow noney TO pay current expenses.
While good ressons Doubles exist Tor
borro~ing s@0.tss aud paying interest
thereon. still IL looks like sn unnecessary
proeoeshax.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

PsKscrks's exhibit IL closcsl. A Co
lumb.sn guard srre~ted the Psraguayan
commissioner. aud although promptly
released he refuses to show the Para
quay exhibit until the guard 10 dis.
charged II everybody resented the In
~olenee ~ the Columbian guards there
would bc Grape on the worlds fair front
d..lr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
Enterprise Cherry St0ncr

Are performing great good work Ia THE good land Of
kept peace family prevented divorce
and generally benefited Too deli
the form of plea At
when p6cioasy bite into
cherry ueasy break teeth annss te pit The
child who preserve ceiu unsued temper and
spcech within The unds Of decoruu suc
. : In fguratve spe<ch dandy
Tney rapidly the pits frO size cherry ssd
time, money and msuy annoyanceA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

CasekLs,p has been Va office four
asosth~ The rriacipsi business trans
acted hes been tho removal II sepehl.
cane frpm cssisc Add the lob - not
one bait aaishesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

DxLEGArEs to the Colored Msn's Pro
tective association convention dissp-
prove Of the plan to ct apart . special
day for the negro race at the worlds
fair. They are unquestionably right
about the matter. There u no reason
for Getting apart such day. The COL
ored man goes TO the fair the same ~
the rest u ue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

lssrsspsss accident On the wsfid's
TAR zfsunsis s~fss- ~ reminder that
- -ers s-.fsaa~ sc~,s;~ss has oecufresi
these sne- 10 sark nF@s texaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

MAscxz.oxA. Mich. June "A Mn
Johr Plunner vas struck and Insanity
killel BY . south bound G. r : ]. pae-
senger train this afternoon 1t Highway
crossing. . mile north At hero. She
leaves = grown family "a mourn hef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

rsIs seems - haze bad pipe eiseh
az flsss.Fsi Ca tkiFsf consecutive We.
taFy - . rsassFkslis tfi1usph
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

GLADwIz. Md June 1-ne
sdynamitpsup sss - work Il 0ladvie
county sgain. twelve q thsn hsxju6I
blown up he Sugar river dan h But
man township not log ~. Ths
auth0ritise pr0pooo - ueks ~ examp}o
Of them. Two have confesssd 20 save
themselves and two otheFs have die
Appeared.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Reissus ]. Dslon JsvpIl Jeha Ven
-. 6anus! Lanhright Original vid-
ove. etc-naEtha Ghoe0akx. oesy
Kula1da. HaFy A1tsa. Aagoline Htb,
bord, unsy u 0gipman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
Martyrs French Rat Trap.

decimating power q 0ntiing kuni Its
conpared that of Marty Rat
Trap Think of it,
SIxTY-FOUR RATS iused destruction
twenty four hcurA
sIxTY-FoUR RODENTS o happy
hunting ground.
This il a record that b VIC
anything trap ike the Marty sad imagine
thing better
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

WgATheR oulLEvm.
VAsnsz11ox. Juns A-Fos LOvss
lInkissa: Fair. w>snse 49, variable
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29
Would See Fer Later.

Coming over from the east side the
other day university car was filed
with all sorts and conditions Of passen-
gers, conspicuous among them being q
crowd of jolly university students. OPP
posite the boys sat hard featured fe-
male, evidently on her way from meet
ing. at the exposition. Next her sat
bright faced woman talking with
friend. Naturally the talk drifted upon
the subject of the revival meetings; and
the friend asked, II suppose you have
been to some of them?" mo, I have
not" the other replied. II haven't had
tine,n and as she spoke she signaled the
conductor to let her off the car. Ather
words the hard featured female sitting
next her quickly turned, and leaning for
ward said in solemn tones: Haven't had
timel Will you have time to go to hell91
The car had stopped. and as the lady
reached the door she hurriedly retorted,
eff have, I'll see you later" Then she
stepped into the street perfectly con-
scious of having been able to squelch q
woman who didn't know enough to mind
her own business Minneapolis Tribune.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29
A Sailor In Court.

A sailor was witness, and the cross
examining lawyer asked:
'Do you know the plaintiff or de-
fendant?"
Witness Nav. What's that?
Lawyer-You don't know the meaning
of plaintiff and defendant?
"Naw."
"And yet you would give testimony
against the PLAINTIFF The witness is In
competent from ignorance, your HONOR
"Avast heavin, shipmate. Stand
sthwart ships and let me ask you aques-
tion.n
$50 ahead"
"What is abaft of the binnacler
"What has that to do with the casea
I don't know"
"a pretty lawyer ye be. Any bloody
land lubber ought to know that the COM
pass is abaft Of the pinnacle. Texas
SiftincS
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29
She Kissed the Negro.

In "Old Vienna" one of the most at
tractive features of Midway plaisance, a
strange incident was noticed. A native
of Abyssinia had entered the restaurant
and was seated at one of the tables. He
was tall and well formed. His hair fell
in ringlets upon his shoulders. He was
young and handsome, but black as night.
Presently pretty little Viennese wait
ing maid tripped up to where he sat,
reached down and gave him a rousing
kiss. There was great laughter all
around, and the handsome darby also
laughed, for he enjoyed the joke fully.
1t seems that the waiting maid had been
challenged by party of American visit.
ors Ito kiss the swarthy stranger. She
accepted the challenge and Won 50
thereby.
No woman who had lived any length
of time in this country.would have done
that thing. The Viennese girl seemed to
have no suspicion of any indelicacy in
the act, and the fact that the victim to
her pleasantly was negro gave the I'D.
venture, in her opinion, all the more
spice.
No one who goes to Europe from this
country can fail to be startled by. the
seemingly special favor in which the ne
gro is held abroad. We do not wonder
that the negro likes life in England, Ger
many and France. We are not surprised
to read in the dispatches that negro
jockeys are Offering their services free,
provided English turfmen will pay their
transportation to England and board
them while there. In Europe the negro
is petted. He enjoys privileges hardly
accorded to Caucasian visitors. And
womankind there simply dotes upon
Chicago Record.