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Relative Weight and Height.

Here Is a standard table showing the
weight a person of a given height should
be: feet, 1871 pounds; feet II inches,
1870; feet 10 inches, 10; q feet 8 inches,
lei; feet inches, 1853; 8 feet inches,
l46; feet inches, 40: feet inches,
lS5; feet inches, 1870; feet 8 inches.
1875; feet inches, 100; feet inch, lis;
s feet, Ito; feet 10 inches, 1OO
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President Cleveland's negotiations

President Cleveland's meditations in
the seclusion of his Buzzard's Bay
home are costing the Government from
100000 to $l,OOO,OOO a day. While he
ponders over the tariff situation the
whiskey distlllers are withdrawing
stock from bond SO as to escape the adj
ditional tax OF 20 cents a gallon. Evil
IDENTIFY the Presidents thoughts are
not directed towards internal revenue
n9AAknts
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The woman's Side.

To the Editor:
The annoyance and conceit Of OF your
correspondents. when ventilatihg their views OF
" Marriage as q failure with man." would doubt
less wilt before the gaze Of :" Modesty," Chas-
tity' and Purity OF Heart" II searchlight
were let in upon their own private characters
What right has a d" Happy Bachelor" to re-
quire the absolute possession OF these virtues by
his afhanced. unless he can pledge in return the
absolute possession of them himself
pure woman should scorn to Join herself in
marriage with q man who is grossly beneath her
in this respect. Let birds OF a feather hock
together" A PHYSICIANS WIFE.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

The Rev. Thomas Dixon. jr., says the
lesson of the Nigilant- Britannia races
Is that the United States and England
should. unite, for combined they could
dominate the world and command peace.
How portentous. therefore, the story
that George and Wales have had an
''altarcation.'
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Health and Precipitation.

Perfect health is impossible without
free perspiration. Precipitation is one OF
the methods adopted by nature to get
rid of superfuous or waste material. To
facilitate this delicate system of drain
age the skin is perforated with pores.
What is forced through them should DO
removed for excellent reasons. This can
not be effectually accomplished without
frequent bathing.
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10 The Editor:
During vacation the undersigned Girls and
boys organized an Outdoor Industrial Club. which
has employed Its spare time in preparing for a
fair and festival which was held on Dr. Brake
ey's lawn for the beneht Of the Sick Babies
Fund, Aug, o. The proceeds Amounted to SlS. 90
for which inclosed please ind check
Hoping II may do good to many sick babies
We remain,
Edith f. Boice, Charles Cummings Teel
Louis Winter Brakeley Hugh NJ. BrAkeley,
George a. Trakelcy, Minnie NJ. Tco
Abner 5. Carlell Paul W. Brakeley.
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Driving Club, $500. O5

To the Editor:
inelosed please ind check for $3.50 o5 from the
Driving Club Of New York. being one. half
the proceeds OF the entertainment OF Aug. 4
1894, tor the bencft OF The Evening World
Sick Babies Fund and another charity
3. u. MASON, JR., Secretary Treasurer.
Fleetwood Park, Aug. IL
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with Grateful Wishes.

To the Editor
Please md Enclosed 81. 25. the proceeds OF a
small entertainment held at 2ts West Thirty
nrst street in empty rooms for the benefit Of
the sick babies. Hoping II will do some good
and with many grateful wishes. We sign our
names.
kltte Thompson, Eta GAseyer.
Irene Armand Nellie Dunn,
Charlie Thompson, Frank Gasteyer.
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Food. Health and Happiness.

Victuals and drink make or mar ma
lions. What insures the prosperity of a
people is health. Make men good and
they will be happy" says the prophet
make them healthy and they will be
good and happy. For 30 per cent. OF the
prison inmates hyglenlsts md proper
ional disease.
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Held n Doll show.

TO the Editor
Please accept our little mite to aid the sick
bhbies. We held doll show at 237 East Forty
sixth street. and have collected 81. 20. and hope
II VIII do some good
Frederica Fay, josie Sullivan
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Pansy Clubs Dues.


To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 3i.e6, few weeks dues
Of the Pansy Club, Of Mount Nernon.-the girls
from ten to twelve years old-for the bensnt
Of the SICK Babies Fund
Grace Reed, KITTY Reed,
Evelyn Van Keuren, May Wilton
DalhN ElenltnnlnE
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Cheese.

Cheese Is valuable as an aid to diges-
ton and as nourishment for quickly re-
pairing the waste in the tissues. After
a feast wise men take cheese to help
digest the other foods. Physicians never
deny their patients craving for cheese. az
1t seldom dlsagrees. Lovers OF Burgundy
eat cheese TO bring out the be uquet in
the wine.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Good luck to Crusader Kraft and to
every man who becomes his own police
man In the war on vice. And If Justice
Hogan does not like to have citizens
shake their finger at him let him shake
his finger a little more sternly at the
iawbreakers.
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your splendid enterprise yours respectfully,
c. H. GALLON. JOG West Forty FIRST street.
New York city.
Collections OF Jacob and Andrew Waltz for
the benent OF the Sick Babies Fund; G. H.
Gallon and r u. Anderson, 30 cents each :
bnddie Anderson and Tottie Anderson, 10 cents
each. Jacob WalZ. IS cents; Matt Burns and
James Seaman. cents each: o. l.. Mcsharry
and William Forrest cents each; Tea, 9 cents;
r. Miller % cents
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% from six.


To the Editor;
Enclosed you will nnd a check OF IS. proceeds
by the following six.
FLORA FIRST. az East seth at.
THEODORE MuNKENBECK, H3 East Slth st
BESSIE FIRST. AZ East saith ST.
DAISY MENDEL 4e East san st.
ISABELLA GALBRAlTH, as East seth ST.
STELLA wOLLHER, AT East Nth 81.
We held a fair at ais East Eighty fourth street
by the side OF a tree.
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Fair at Bnyonnc.


To the Editor;
held by the undersigned In front OF the house
?OS Avenue 4. for the benent OF the Sick babies
Fund.
Annie MURRAY. Katie Kelly
Maggie Mccarthy, Alcsla Kelly
Alexander 10y, BAyunnr n j.
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From babies of Avenue A

To INC Editor
The lnclosed amount. s. the babies OF i6i2
Avenue send TO add to your noble fund The
above amount wss collected by them by holding
fair aud masIc-IGntern show.
Rita saal. Hattie Mamluck,
Selma Sall, Sol Mamluck,
Dora GuntLcr, Eta Guntzer
Jennie EchelbAch, Tessis Hornum.
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Sold Scrap Pictures.

To The Editor:
Enclosed you will ind 50 for tho Sick Babies
Fund which was collected by Josephine Purtell.
OF 2cs East Forty.sxth street, age fourteen years
and Mary Meimetz, OF 229 East Forty sixth street
age twelve years. which We collected by selling
scrap pcturea
Now l hope 1t will do some OF the babies
good. n
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&1.25 from Five.

To the Editor:
We are nye little Brooklyn workers who have
collected 81. rs for the Sick Babies Fund, and we
would like to have our friends see this In THE
Evening World"
JENNIE ALTMAN, II. 20S Myrtle avenue.
HATTIE PHILLIPS. H. lbl Navy street
JOSEPH PHILLIPS. ., ISL Navy street.
SARAH LEVINE 10. 80 Myrtle avenue.
ANNIE ENGEl. Q. l5l Navy street.
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The baseball situation has gotten to
the point where all friendship ceases"
and rooters Of the respective teams in
the lead are working overtime for
their favorites. May the best club win
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Many n MickIe Make. a Mucklc

10 the Editor:
Inclosed please ind 81. %. the proceeds OF o
small fair held by tso little children at 32s East
One Hundred and Twenty third street. We are
sorry that our contribution is not larger, but
hoping that It will help some poor child, we
remain, EMMA HAAS s.
HENRIETTA ROSENTRETER. T.
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Collected by Two.

take pleasure In sending you tn. inclos.d
ts.eS. whichSmy two little friends. Andrew and
Jacob Waltz. collected for the slick babIes In
closed you will a. md the slip Of thos. who
GaSe to them. Hoping this may help some Of
the little onss ] remain. with NAM thanks N
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Milk for the Complex,or

Drink milk, yellow, skinny, bony r,r,,
II you want to get fair, plump ana 60
looking. There is almost az much 49,.
ment In pint Of milk as in n o,,a - or :.
d pound or meat and 1t is digested in
ohe-third OF the time. Milk is human
1000, and should agree with every
young person. 1t is not appreciated a,
II should be; the prejudice against It h,
unmerited. A little lime water will
make cold milk agreeable with a wbim-
steal stomach. and anybody can drink
boiled milk with salt. Next to Dur.
milk comes milk foods-cereals, Gus
tards, purees, &c.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Emma Goldman boosted that her I'm
prisonment had made her more deter
mined than ever in the cause OF An
archy. but It was noticeable that her
speech was remarkably tame, consid-
ering the alleged indignities to which
she had been subjected.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

S-rhe World" ably pictures the advan-
tages which people of means have over
the poor In regard to spending the sun
day recreatively. There are at least
100000 families in this city who are UNI
able to get away from home on Sundays,
and this big city offers no attractions for
the poor. We need more parks, gardens
where pleasures can be sought without
expense. and places where swimming,
boating, baseball and other harmless
games can be INDUCED In. We have fine
speedways and carriage drives, but they
are for the r.rh. The poor must stay
|, In their homes.
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From Three Little boys

To the Editor;
We three little boys have collected the small
amount OF 90 cents. and hope that the amount
will help som OF the poor sick little babies.
CHARLEY STRANG \ years old, 1865 Sixth ave
MAX LElPZAGIR II. years old, 1866 sixth ave
JULIUS STRAUSS. I years old. 1861 sixth ave
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Three Brothers. Savings

To tho Editor
Enclosed md the savings az three brothers
While. Albert aud Eddie Krrtsyhmcr Of 4OaI,
East Fifty-siNth street
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Johnnie and Willie.


To the Editor.
Fund from johnnie Slater. OF lis East Seventy
seventh street and Willie Curley OF 252 East
Seventy eighth street, and others. =.
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The stage owes a tribute of recog-
milton to the Louisville manager who.
when asked to make a date with his
theatre for Miss Pollard. answered that
he had no dates for attractions OF that
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From Four Little Tots

To the Editor.
One dollar and forty cents from four little tots
by selling lemonade.
Little IRVING ARNHEIMER, . years old.
JULIA ARNIIEIMER.
HATTIE LEVY.
JENNIE LEVY,
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LETTERS.

f7As ccfsps 70 epen % svwyeedv vAs Aas q
complaint 10 mate, grievances 10 rentzate. tvor.
ndfto. 10 cfss. a subtect Of oenrai mt~ss 10 die
~" or a pubtte srrice to acknowledge. and ,Oio
cap put ne tdoo into te'' la" 100 s'rds Low
.etiers oonnot BE- prfnlsd
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A Good HaIf-Day's Try

To the Editor:
have tried my best to send some money
down TO you to give In my name to the sick
babies.
Having only tried for one half a day, I have
only 81 to send. could not try any longer
AS we went 10 the country.
inclose with love and sympathy for the
sick babies. ANTOINETTE BRAUN
COMMENSURATE Braun Elsie Braun
Carrie Silverburg and Jacob Braun.
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into large jar five pints of good v,ns.,-
nVe garlic cloves, as many sballots 81
onions, half an ounce OF mustard 60,
hozen cloves. half an ounce OF ma
TWO peppercorns and one lemon s,,oos'
TO this add the dried herbs after ahou,
SIX hours. Expose 1t to the sun as nonsS
as possible for about q fortnight. str.,T
IT, bottle and cork up very tightly T.,l
10 delicious for flavoring salads. '
ROSA Bonheur's Splendid Hs.,..
Ore Of Rosa Bonheur's cousin. !.
resident of New York City, aud iust,e.s
IN thinking her "the greatest wom.a
hvins.' She is now seventy-two ~.
OF age. In Perfect health. and intelIan
.uaily as strong as ever. She attrihrts-
her green youth to freedom from ~
needless cares of modern life ana
rational system of living" sho -,
tains when she feels SO inclined. NJ
she Is not In the mood for companv a.
company must go. Nobody can mali
convenience of her; life is too er.o,,.
ana vitality too precious for that Ths
society OF marrying men and fash,,a
aoie women never had any interest g.
her. when she talks about the on,.,
ress' sweetness and economy of conn.'..
life, and the comfort and freedon, =.
mans attire" the artist exhibits, ~.
gifts OF eloquence. 'ns
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Little hut Helpful.

To the Editor:
Please hnd inclosed one dime. the proceeds Of
At Of the Sick Babies Fund.
Charles EngstrOm. Eduard Kuntz,
John Farley,
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II ballet.girls are admitted to the Cen
trail Labor Union, 1t is possible that
they may lead the members many a
merry dance.
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To the Editor:
Herewith We send you s3.7s. tho proceeds Of a
fair held for the Sick Babies Fund from the sale
Of lemonade at one cent a glass. last Thursday
and Friday, at fIfty-elghth street and Second
avenue
Frieda scholer. Ella Brickemeier,
Katie Brckclmeier, Stella Frank
Munroe Thcobald. Harold Theobald
All under ten years OF age.
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More to Follow.
To the r

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 50 the proceeds Of a
fair held under tree In front OF 17s East One
Hundred and Ninth street. This is the second
'ontrihutitn. Cthcrs viii follow. f.
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To the Editor
Inclused please md cheek for s.. the balance
OF the money sent Ia you July 81 fii, sUI
which was realized from the entertal nment held
on July IS. COMMITTEE.
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To the Editor,
lnuloscd please IND 81 a contribution to the
sick Babies Fund, from
Mabel Ahrcns Florence Ahreus
Amelia AhTcns.
We hope the good work will prosper
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Following the example set by Mrs,
shary F. sallade, Property Owner @. A.
Kraft. of 22l West Twelfth street, has
become his own policeman in his efforts
TO purify the neighbornood in which he
lives, He Appealed in vain TO the police
10 stop the orgies which he said were OF
nightly occurrence In neighborlng sa-
loon. Finding IL impossible to sleep YES
terday morning, he went to the Charles
stree station. and securing an officer
had TIC bartender OF the saloon arrested
Tor violating the Excise law. In order
10 e'inch matters should the case be
cinrissed In court. he first secured evi,
dsses regarding the character OF the
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Annie and Eslie.
To the Edltr

To the Editor;
Inclosed hnd 25c. for the Sick Babies Fund
given by Annie and Eslie Kamuf. 40 East
Seventy ninth street, New York City.
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Coming Eyenta.

Meeting OF vosburg Veterans american c,,,.,
ssyeniy'hrSt Regiment. Aus 2s. at 800 Third
Poiat Grove Aug. "a. 'PPau
=, Festival and game. unl,ss Council c. .. l.,
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Mr.. Gould finds himself in an en-
barrassing position as the result of being
on q yacht without a cent aboard.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

And now Congress is ready to ad-
5ourn. The people are entirely willing
to see the end of the session.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

II Il In true that Plat has been bum
soed by the Union League Club states.
{. men. then il truth indeed stranger
than fiction.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Monte Carlo 10 not '1n II" with our
own Saratoga.
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$40 in Three Days.

At a fair at 10 West One Hundred and Thirty
fourth street. last Thursday. Friday and saur-
day. SIS was realized by
Jennie Gould, Nora Mannheimer.
Frank Lyons, Eugene Mannheimer,
George Kyle, Clara Mannhemer
Edward Wilson.
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"You be Jammed," as George Gould
said to the centre-board.
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4 $3.50 Fair.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
We held small fair at II East Seventy sixth
street the other day for benent of the Sick Babies
Fund, and collected $3.50 which you will md
inolosed We hope that 1t will do them much
good.
ROSE S. NEWMAN aged 10.
BEATRICE l.. GOLIATH AGED II,
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To Cure Warts.

II warts are rubbed with a molstened
stick OF muriate OF ammonia they may
disappear.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

The Presidents delay in acting or
the Tariff bill finds no apologist.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Ia ToUcHE HANCOCK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
ACTORS IN snl, aIE ,IFe.
Richard Nansfeld's Views ~ the Thee
plans Sphere In Society.

II is an Open question whc.hs- TIE true
actor shoul- be sen III society Edmund
kcan held that he SHOULD nttl or vhr 'hcr
h should remain "A mystery 20 his fellow
men. The writer Is II The opinion tLat
there Is no reason Why an actO- OF thc
stage should not behave like 81 or. nary
mortal and enjoy as much a. nc u.ay the
pleasures Of life, but the writer j. also q
the opinion that There is 20 necessity for
an actor 10 bear about him the pun2ent
odor of the Coul.sSes. There j. 40 claim
on him To depCrt himself in any other
wise than an honest man when he walks
abroad. He can refrain from calling at
tention 10 himself iy means which would
be ridiculous if employed bv other men.
He need not wear his hair long. or gaze
fxedly into vacancy. or ret nd % &c lost
IN poetic thought, or stride or pose OF wear
odd garments He may, in short. beuaye
like a man unless he ha, made mp his
mind 10 demean himself into prraWhu-
lating advertisement. The actor az. viii
be more widely honored by thinking men
when they discover in the actor The unos-
tentatious manners Of a gentleman. Men
will not blame the actor for ecccntriciues
or idiosyncrasies which he may have in
NSTlltu, OF ItI N4i4'A h'@'oi' va 80
is responsible. They Will accept them as
they accept them in other friends, but
they will toe swift To perceive their assumP-
tion for purpose.
Aside from the personal opinion Of indi-
viduals the public has no concern whatever
in the private lie Of the actor. II belongs
10 him u much as il belongs to the law
yer, the painter, the writer or the archi-
tect or To any other frcebOrn citizen Tho
stage is the actors studio and gallery, c.
exhibition. Away from 1t his deeds are Of
no moment, and many actors would lie
less known and others more populcr II the
world judged the actor only by his work
Society. as a whole, cares very little for
art. True art without tho humbuR Is e.
little tolerated in society as a nude igu Ie.
-EicLard Mansfield
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
NOTHING TO CARRY
TRANs-MISSOURI GRAIN EXPORT IS
SUSPENDED.
Only Seven Counties Along the Bur
Hnrton With Any Visible supply
of Wheat-Worth More at Home
Mills Than in Chicago-Otherwise
Short Crol 5 The Rule.

OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. 6.-Trans-Missour
grain traffi; il prac ica!ly ut an end aud
viii continue 20 until 4 new crop is bar
vested. Railroads, iast-ad OF transport
ing grain to eastern markets, are bauiIu z
1t into Nebraska, Kansas aud other west
ern states, on acc Iuut of the sbort crop.
There are about seven counties in Nebraska
with any visible supply OF wheat, or, for
that matter, any other grain, tributary to
the Burlington, Uuion Pacific and Rock
leland, and these counties are located in
the eastern aud sou hea-tern por-
ton OF the state, in belt
where the average wheat rate is 26 cents
per 1OJ y IN j. Or Is Clio cents n Oushe!.
The actual Chicago VA lie - the allow ter
ritory, lowing nothing for tue middle
man, l. IS CENTS per Du-h-, and during he
entire fall wheat has been worth from 81
10 % Cents pr bHshel t. central NIB aska
mills, where II escapes c assiicatlon,
wvI- hing, Nv ching aud other ch trgr, in
ciIrni to Chicago livery. a tue mills it
has ouiy TO lie subjected to a 10 cent
freight rae, or D cents buehrl
TLis wheat has been worth AZ To 40 Cents
t. tue producer or shipper on track, or 10
c.nts more h al il suIpp-d to CHICAGO
" h AT, therefore, II not suipped TO mills
or loo ally, Is held for future delivery.
This same condition obtains with corn
and 0ais Il 1t he demand Is not alone
confined t. N-br SKA and Kansas; there is
also lB Il large territory tributary TO ne
Rocky mountains a demand for Cereals,
especially corn and oats
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
THE LEAST he COULD 90.
He Had Spoiled Glorious wake and Of
Coarse Ought to Pay.

II was a glorious wake, that Of Dlnny
Ho0gLl i-han D.nny had been identified
st the morgue a. the foarsT found in
the river. Or at least the Gpater had been
identified a. Dinry Tlg Ca~eys the hci-
lows. the NcManusCs. AL were there Ia
fact. everybody was there. with the eXcep-
ton oi the Gr1-aue. rb-oIl4-. .eu being due
10 the fact that ole o. them had oEyF,-,cd
the opinion tia- Dr. va- che frs tame
Eoochli CHAN had cyer ret bis doash ~
Drowning Indeed The Grpcau had gone
50 far a. TO au-ouucc shat bis beiief that
the adagc. Thin thot j. torn 20 be
hanSed VIII T.. rs- bc dt-Hx1d0d " rad TO
oeisod shock from which it could hardly
recover.
Old man HJorhHrhan sat In the corner,
with a short pipe inserted into cGuotc-
nance ia vgLi. "a pad. 81 tHe Conlr iCteness
q tie arrangements struggled = ltA "a nat
ural grief. lie had Ju-t oI.eDed hi- mouth
e. one corner - suggest that the bottle .e
vassed agaiu WHOM ~ walked D.ruy in
the flesh The old man = ga~ reiaz.d- ard
the p!pe fol IlhoetCd % tLr fD'r lie
frs thought was q the conf Igfe -iur-r.
q Ile hated Jrl ian. whose sr.nEing f1C~
lie caugl g & glimpse ~ through Jre win
GOV .-sea.luvlry bis a rgI4slf8crr La
sealLel cva- 70 ta, a. u VICE. rrsBrr~e-r.i
one. ADD ta.-iBg him - tie Lsnd ssld -
EMMY
1t 81 Glad o. an % soo ycz tack. Din
~. me bly but IL j. q mighty f1lEs -
fair ysz hgv stpBcd Oi t.llk. under taD
c!rru-azthars 2. tae la-te yez con o.. is -
ray the ti.l i.r tho wAussy. -Ia1--la.-o-
Is journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
HUNTING RUSSIAN WOLVES.
An Exciting Sport, but One That Is Apt
20 BE Dangerous.

Wolf hunting is probably the most dan
gerOus sport there is. With servant and
a couple of fast horses attached to sleigh
i have gone cut and baited the ground for
the brutes on numerous occasions. y tat
hog tied TO a tree never failed to collect
pack. The trouble was that it drew too
many The wolves would gather TO the
number OF 200 or 500 and devour the pig
Then we would dash upon the scene, and
the fun would commence. They are as
feet as deer. To say that they are az
fleet as wolves would be more like 1t. They
can outrun the horses every time, and II
they are not picked off a. fast as they
come up you might as well give up the
fight and permit yourself to be devOured.
Imagine yourself making a running
fight with band of 300 hungry. madden
Cd wolves and with the knowledge that II
one OF the fleet little brutes reaches your
horses you are dead man, and you can
possibly imagine what neryy sport IL l.
1t requires a cool head and good eye. If
you miss your mark, you re gone. lour
only chance Of safety i in keeping your
horses up 1t Is generally long fight
You look back and sec the carcasses OF the
animals dotting the snow for a mile Ga
two in your wake. and still they pursue
you III great numbers. Slowly the pack
thins out. Many have dropped bleeding 20
the ground Others stop 20 devour the
carca,,es. The more that fall the more
timid the rest become. When you nnaily
outdistauce the pack, you have been
through the most trying orlea! that the
most ardent sportsman could wish.
consider wolf hunting the most dan
gerous sport thcrc is. Tiger hunting in
India j. tame beside IL. II You - into the
junglcs Of India u shoot tiger, you are
accompanied BY q long Tetinue- You shoot
your prey from the howdah 80. an elephant
II you miss your victim there ar 20 bull
lets ready Tor him before he springs.
person might a. well q tiger hunting ln
> ruenarerie. Theouiy unsatisfactory part
Of tie sport which wolves afford l. that
after you are through You haven any
thing 20 show for your c-aT--- But u .
great sgort.-~an Francisco Chronicle