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The evening world., 1894-07-13

In answer 10 Atlantis Hthl.nds' about her
baby suck ne her thumb, I would lii. 10 tell her
mat | Ma = sister now tNtnty-sey.n Years old
"ho sucked her thumb until Oh. Was seven Years
'' u never did any harm ~ her thumb ,r her
hcf''h. I,' the hsNy Suck her thumb, It viii
Lo'p no. quc' n m.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
LETTERS.

Tina column 10 open to everybody sAs has
complaint 10 mate, grievance 10 vrrtpdte tvor.
nation 10 ci,e. a rbie. Of oennsi Interest 10 Dis
cun or public service 10 acknowledge, dsi &ho
cdn put the idea INTO las thor 100 ~svds Lo~e
<ilsrs cannot be printed
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Vigilant has been outdrlfted but not
outsa.led. All that she needs is water
TO move on and wind to move with. She
was not designed for racing up creek in
q calu,
The evening world., 1894-07-13
4 Harlem Fair.

To the Edl'or:
fom. rr"s rir', o. the UPPER pat OF FRS,
avenue hs'i ia III. result Of IT, IS cent,
,-rd 10 III. Sick Babies Fund
HERMlNE FAiAS
MARTHA OEsrEEFTCHER
lILt STROBEl
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The Knights OF Labor will not sue
coed In impeaching Olney. But Olney
has impeached the United States laws
He has said they can't touch the Trusts.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Hcr >oubg MHn Drinks.

TO Ihe IN TtT.
am younI Klrl keeping company, and The
young man whom love drinks. VIII som. OF,
your kind readers advise me how To break him
q ~ love him dearly, JERSEY HEIGHTS.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Left Over.


Please accept thls dollar for the SICK Babe,
Fund This do'lsr was left over from . fund
that was raised 10 buy . collar fN- a tramp
dog And tho dog died IN ROckaNay.
IT AMP
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Any tank steamer that could manage
10 run into the Chicago in broad day
light must have been full.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Reduction OF train service on the Man
haitian IL" road will work as an effec-
tive though unlntentlonal campaign ar
gument for real rapid transit.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The legal proceedings against Debs
were summary enough to teach him that
he was not a Pacific Railroad magnate
nor a Sugar Trust millionaire
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Republicans are not TO be let into the
Tariff conference Just yet But the peo-
pie should be in II right along.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Dr. Depew Is pretty fair Judge OF
strikes. and he says he's going to take
his European vacation right away.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Gotham is gradually taking 4 leading
place as health resort. Give us a little
more tenement-house reform and burn
the garbage, and the city will make
even better showing.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Irc,osibg S1,TS.


To the Editor
In !o'.d rl,,. .ui nv contribution to-.-i,
Nh. r.ll,' - III. babies NR
The evening world., 1894-07-13
In Memory of LI,tI. P.,,r.

IN IN. Fd|toF
lnclos.d nrd 5 = tom Lhr.. RrooAlyn Kir,.
FLORENCE NELLIE AVID ADELE
The evening world., 1894-07-13

with home rule and separate munici-
pal elections New York City viii not be
bossed too much.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

New York frst ana the party no.
where" Is tho cry for the municipal
campaign.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

There wasn't to he any yachting eI-
ception to the Rule, Britannia" II
appears.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Broke window 10 s,cs, wbi.L.,

Burglars broke the plate Elas. -lrdo~ Of Her
man II. Martins grocery a. 7so Clssson ayenn.
Brooklyr. last night and stol. . quantity Of
whitkey aud cigara
The evening world., 1894-07-13

A piece OF Vigilant hard luck struck
the Giants yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
. IS
White and Blue Girl.

There is only one bad point about 9 =
little tailor-made girl. She wants a new
pair of high shoes or Summer boots.
slippers are only Mt for babies and slA
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Pullman has nothing to srbitrate"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Knights of the Maccabees regular review
tonight. A candidate to initiate and your
last chance TO pay assessment 70 No l06
j. l.. LELAND, X. h.
The Ceramic club will BOLD meeting at
the Lewis Academy, Friday, Sept. -, at
$50 p. M. \ full attendance especially re-
questsd- {. r. ENO
There will be a general meeting II tbe
CITY teachers at the City Hall. Saturday.
at O'Clock. \ report of the enrolment
viii be made at this time.
This evening the monthly recital will be
given AT Barnes 81 N-wcomo's Music hall
by the pupils of the Sickner Conservatory
OF Music. plimentary TO the pubic.
There will be a special cOnclave of Mt
Oiivet Ccmmandery Knights Tenplar ia =
evening after the Chapter meeting, for the
purpose o. work in in the or Ter of the
Temple. Officers please be present.
Regular meeting OF Wichita Lodge No
% /. q. O. +. tonight The report and
action of the Sovereign Grand Lodge on
the De Boissure Home matter will be read
aud will be of interest TO all Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
= e. SKINNER v G.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
The aaliehta 1a EAGLE Eridau ornng September

envelope directed to the department, end
nothing is ascertained by the applicant
showing whether he has answered the
question Alright or not. The examiner
marks the time occupied bv tine applicant
III answering the question"
The applicants at this time are distribu-
ted as follows: Railroad mail service,
fifty; clerk copyist, eight, including two
ladies: typewriters and stenography, one;
teachers one and bookkeepers one. In the
Indian service, two superintendent. one
principal: three advanced primary teach
ers, OF which two are ladies: six primary
teachers. four being ladies'; aud seven mat
rons. The total applicants are seventy
nine; sixtythree males and sixteen fe-
males.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
UNDER AN ELECTRIC FAN.
The Tale of Woe of one Man Who Tried
the Experiment

Ever sleep under an electric FAM
No: well, tried it the other night. and
the next morning / had it taken out of
my house. heard IL was a great thing
on hot nights, and as i could not sleep
very well l had one put in my bed
room. You see, he continued, lit was
all very well at the start. The cool
breeze was delicious / had left the
window open and the arms of the fan
seemed to catch a barrel of fresh air at
each revolution. felt splendidIy, for
] had been very hot before, and I
ticlled myself at the prospect of
good, sound sleep. But the whirr,
whirr. humuing noise of the fan
seemed to attract nv attention persist
emily. | tried To count the arms of the
fan. and then turned out the light.
Then the noise seemed TO increase. 1t
was 10000 zoo-all the time, and
thinking about that fan. 1t was ZOO
zoo for hours, changing irregulsrly to
whirr, whirr, whirr-until at last
was almost crazy. ! don't know how
il happened, but / must have dropped
off to sleep, for l had dream
thought that / had climbed about a
big windmill and had become fa~>ened
10 the end of one of the armh Ii was
blowing a gale and the arns of the
windmill were flying around al ter
rifle rate. AS Invent through the air re
wind seemed 10 cut me like a knife. II
buzzed in nv ears and ran through rny
hair like tornado through a forest.
Finally. as I dreamed, / became I'M
fastened from the arm of the wind
mill, and the momentum I had re-
ceived threw me far out into space, |
dropped and dropped and dropped. I
tell you ! was scared. ! guess gripped
the pillow so tightly that it woke me
up. for / did awaken just about the
time was about to drop around the
earth again. ! had the pillow Rugged
and pinched and was perspiring like
colored laborer IN a harvest field |
raised on my side and cursed that fan
like an insane man, calling on il 10
stop Then | arose and shut of the
electricity. The thing died out with a
moan and I dropped off 70 sleep in 9
minute. This was about a m. No,
sir; don, give me any more electric
fans to sleep under. II is as much as /
can do To sleep without them Louis
vile Courier Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
TOO BUSY To TALK.
The Officers of the Fair are Trying to Care for
the Exhib is

Yesterday was a great day at fair head
quarters. The officers We're kept busy as
signing the different entries, while the
Office was filled with people asking hun
dreds OF questions. The mail carrier
their place of business. When asked as to
the fair news. the answer came back every
thing Is coming. Stock is arriving by
every train. and If a citizen OF Wichita. or
visitor either. desires to form some idea
OF what the exposition will be. let them
visit the grounds and try and contem plate
lis magnitude. AT first we worked hard
TO secure entries and attractions, but the
work now is to take care OF the aggregate.
Everything You can contemplate 10 be
seen at big state fair will be on exhibit
ton. The buildings are being maize ready
Tor occupancy and toGay the finishing
touches were added.
The race track is a marvel of perfection,
and Is without doubt the fastest track
west of the Mississippi. The horses who
viii contest for the big purses are the
champions OF the race course, and If
records are not broken at the coming meet
ing IL Will be a surprise. All former fairs
sink into iDsignitcance, as given in Sedg-
Wick county, when compared with the
coming exhibition. Every stall is full
and Others are being built. The showing
OF agriculture implements will be marvel
to behold, while the display of the pro-
auctions OF the soil Will surpass anything
ever witnessed. Oklahoma will make a
display of her agricultural products. The
showing OF fruits will be the largest and
grandest ever made on Kansas soil. The
special features will be made every day,
THE day" of the fair. 1t opens Tuesday
and things viii hum until its close.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
HOTEL soJouRNERS.

Hotel Carey: H. ". Barger. j. Y.
Freeman. Kansas City; l. T. George.
Topeka; l. SchwitEsebel. Kansas City;
f. E WilIets. Chicago; II. F. Porter.
Atcnison; John L. NcAiee. Oklahoma:
;. :. Pierson. Conway Springs; II. Gold
smith, Winfield: Murray Moore. Anthoay;
W. j. Matthias, 81. Louis; W. 4.
Kansas City; H. y. Green. Fort Scott;
w. c. Douglas, Omaha: W. X Cowley.
Columbus. Kan; J. l.. Conway, KJnszs
City: W. y. Barger and wife, Iowa: {. VI
Davidson, Cincinnati; j. ID. Richardson,
ST. Joe; : b. Paterson, Philadelphia; ". G.
Perry, TT. Scott; Fl. NJ. Taylor. Texas; r. J.
Wooiett. Chicago: c. Townsend, Leaven-
York; H. c. Fellows. Pueblo; Miss
o. l.. Oliver. Chas. Jehtinger. New York;
%. X. Lyon, Atchison; William Wonder
lick, Topeka; Harvey Grace, Cheney; Dick
Cones, st Louis; Il. Il. Msxson, Topeka;
w J. Paul, Chicago; Ed l.. Feed, Topeka.
6. II. Barse, Kansas City; L. Balloons,
Chicago; W. ID. Lawery. s. +. Haden, Fl
Scott; Gordan Miller, Topeka.
Hotel Manhattan: Frank Herald. To-
Douglas. VI. John Archer. New York;
Chas. \. Cole. Walter Dolman, Frank
Gilmore. Mrs Macgilliory. Miss Mac
gilliory, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Emery,
Arkansas City; Mrs, NJ. Chaiburn,
Burton; j. p. Buney. ST. Louis;
J. ID. Laronman. st. LOUIS; II. Lardeu,
FoIt Scott; Fred l.. Trickey, Wellington;
a. ]. Manassas, Pocatells, Idaho; Miss
Flora Burr. Nickel; Charles ; Woolver-
ton, +. A. KosJ, Kansas City; George W.
Stipp. Wellington; y. Clamron, Anthony;
NJ. 5. Van Deusen. Chicago; ID. Porter. ST.
Joe; +. :. Curd. Florence, Kas.;
F. X Hayes, Medicine Ledge;
j. \. Lamb. ST. Louis; Frank Dugan,
Harper; A. c. Richardson, +. A Nsftzser,
Ant hony; W, +. MacLean. New York; W.
+. Reeves. Pond Greek; ". A Nelson,
Greensburc; +. Z. Settle. Darlington, O. L;
j. ID. Gnmaer, Kansas City, James Bach.
Omaha. Neb. Geo. N. Williams, Pond
Crerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28

TO the orchestra seats of Havlin's theaier
were atmospheric disturbances attendant
upon the introduction OF Lincoln J. Car
ter's new scenic melodrama- Packed 10
the doors the temperature OF the house
was suggestive of The Tornado" and
probably for the first time this seAsoa the
smail bow with tine psim-l-af fan Dego
tiatei sale With a rushing roaring tor
nado uprootlng trees and carrying awsv
houses; with TWO vessels coiiIding in mid
ocean: with green SEA tossing a crown
ing man high on Its great crSsts and with
d shsdowy corpse with golden hair ying
on dissecting table. there Is enough TO
satisfy the most ardent adnirer of the
realistic. In five acts the principal char
actsrs are taken from lutte Wisconsin
hamlet through almost everv danger of
land aud SEA \ dark alley in Chicago
and the foot OF Randolph street viaduet,
with sky-scrapla- buildings IN the back
ground are bits OF sceuery Chicago
Record
At the Crawford Grand, Oct !, ., s and
matinee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
HUTCHINSON GAME

Members OF Wichita council No. -. as
we'll as all parties who contemplate going
to Hutchinson on Saturday TO see the bal
game will please take notice that special
arrangements have been made with the
Missouri Pacific railroad TO hold the morn
ing train here TIL a. m, and 10 hold the
train at Hutchinson until O'clock D. m,
arriving at Wichita at 9 o'clock D. m II
is earnestly requested that as many of our
town people will take advantage of tue
opportunity aud accompany the boys as
possible We confidently hope 10 again De
victorious.
As there will be ample room on the
train il is especially desired that as many
ladies as possible accompany u.s. There
will be special chair Car for the ladies
and excursion rates have been secured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
THAT RAILWAY CASE.

United States Attorney Perry was called
upon yesterday 10y the committee recently
appointed by the council. He was informed
that the city was very grateful for his
work in the Missouri Pacific Gaze, and
that it would cheerfully render him any
assistance he desired in the further prose
cution Of it. Mr.. Perry stated that he
would let the committee know later on,
but at present he believed that the com
pany would not carry the case to a higher
court 1t was also sscertained that crimi-
hal proceedings might be brought against
the compaDy's AGENTS in this state that
would very quickly put an end 10 discri IN
instions. This Is probably the quickest
way 10 arrive at justice. The penalty for
being in any way connected with dIscrimi-
mating practices is very severe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
SPECIAL SERVICE FIXED.

The following telegram was received by
Mr.. L. f. Bleckley, passenger and ticket
agent of the Missouri Pacific railway, yes
terday:
ST. LOUIS, Sept. %, 1894.
K. f. Bleckley. Wichita. Kan
Your letter 18th received. Think your
suggestion an excellent one aud have
arranged with general superintendent for
special train from Wichita to Hutchinson
and return, account Mckinley meeting on
Oct. 3. Train will leave Wichita in the
Afternoon about 2:30, returni ng leave
Hutchinson at about II p. m, after the
meeting. Exact time will be announced
later.
[Signedl III. C. TOWNSEND.
q p A -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
IN HOLY wEDLOCR-

Father Tehan united in marriage, YES
terdsy afternoon ut his residence Alaexis
Brown. son OF the police commissioners,
aud Miss Hattie May Gibbs. The young
couple are we'll and favorably known in
Wichita, having both beea raised in the
city. The groom il engaged in the grocery
business and * au enteTprIsinC young
business man. An Unfair supper waS
given last night at the residence Of the
brides parents. where large number Of
their young fsiends gathered 10 offer con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY MEETINGS.

Oct. |. 7:30 O'clock p. m.-School house.
school district IA, DeIano township. Speakers,
Hon. p a, Rohrbaugh and Captain w. T..
Burgess.
Oct. =, 80 o'clock p m,-Cnion school house,
Kechi township. Speaker, Hon. B. l.. Kee-
nan.
Oct 4. o'clock p. m.-Eichita auditorium
Speakers, Hon. L. y. Morrill, and Ex-Governor
George I. Anthony.
Oct. 5, 1880 o'clock p, m.-Psrk school Rouse,
Grant township. Speaker. Hon. j. :. Carson.
Oct. Z, $50 O'Clock p m--Greenwich. Speak
er, Hon. George l.. Douglass.
Oct. s. $50 O'Clock p. m.-Rising star school
house, Alton township. Speaker, Hon. Ben
J.. Page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
LADIES WERE DELIGHTED.
The Millinery Display Made by the Boston Stor.
Pleased Them.

Pleased Them.
The strains of the harp and accompany
ing music WAS waited from the Boston
store yesterday. On entering the estab-
lishment one could but follow the crowd
10 the millinery rooms, where all seemed
TO congregate. Here, while an Italian
band was filling the air with music, could
be seen the clerks busily engaged in wait
ing OH the many lady customers III attend
ance. The occasion Was the opening of the
fall millinery by this eDterprising firm.
This store never does anything by halves.
and the department was beautifully deco
rated with house plants. The gentleman
in charge, on inquiry as to why the clerks
were so busy these hard times. answered
that we should Observe the prices aud the
quality of goods offered This" he said,
Explains why they are buying The man
ayers study TO please their customers, aud
have placed their prices within the reach
of all " The Boston store has had many
displays and has offered many attractions
TO the public. but the opening of their fall
millinery department yesterday Was au
opportuue move. 1t was at u tim when
all want their new hats for the fair, and
the sale will be continued from day to day
until all are supplied.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
The Dear Creatures.

Msud-Your sance called on ne las.
night
Mabei-Indeed?
Maud-Yes Guess what he said 70
me
Mabel haven't the least notion
Maud-He said: - wish that dared
20 kiss you"
Mabel tconfdentlyl-But he didn't
do IL
Maud-How do you know?
Mabel isweetlyr-There are limits
even TO misunderstanding Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
HARVEST HOME

The large and efficient committee from
the y. 2. :. {. E. and Sabbath school OF
the First Presbyterian church i engaged
in making extensive and elaborate decora-
tious for Harvest Home next Lords day
morning aud evening. Ii viii also be A
grand rally day in the Sabbath school
The services are anticipated with great iu-
terest by many People.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
She Hadn't Thought of That.

His wife-But. Henry why do you wish
10 burn your love letters 70 me? Didn't
you mean what you said in them?
Her husband-WeH, yes But I've Just
made my will. and ] don't want anv
lawyer 20 use them as proof Of nv in
sanity when I'm dead and gone " Y
Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
BOUND THEM OVER
MXEEZIE AND SMITH HELD BY
JUSTICE JONES FOR MURDER

Inform alton Held Good and no Bail
County Jail to Await Trial in
District Court OF Charge
of Murder III First De
gree - Testimony
Given for State
Only-Eyideice
in Brief
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
Getting Back to Earth.

well, remarked old Mira Peppers.
Il guess Mary's honeymoon "a over
They haven't qusrreIled. have theyT'
asked Mr- Peppers
On. 10, hut she has written homo
fox he- Old clothes
Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
Her Object

Rsmbler-Ths. Bartlett girl thinss
a great deal Of me. When told her
was going around the world she asked
ne 20 be sure and write her from every
place ! visited
Wilter-Yes; she Il collecting post
age stanps--N. Y. sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
STURGEON WON.

Yesterday Mr.. Sturgeon, Jack Davidson
snd Mr.. MctIowan, the tea man. engaged
their horses IN trotticg contest AZ the
fair grounds before a fair sized crowd
Surgeons horse woa the two heats with
the other horses close behind him. Toe
best time was sol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

\ large and fashion bic audieuce greeted
Lady Windermere's Eau" at the CTaw-
ford Grand last night Oscar Niide's
soclsl comedy proved great treat IL l.
play containing strong. interesting
plot. reple'e with dramatic scsue- The
scene In act three between Mrs. Erlynne
and Lady Windermere. well a. the
climax 10 the act. are IS natural a. any
thing seen here for long time The dlA-
logu= fairly scintillates A strougir OF
more perfectly drilled company has not
been sern here. Miss O..ver a. Mr..
EriyDne. giving n wonderfully fine per
fc.rssnce ss tue adventures Miss Gil
vraF. a. "LIdv Windermere" ami MIS-
sykes g. the Duchess" are deserving Of
high PRAISE Ia fact the entire coCnpzov
without exception. looked and aegesi their
several roles - nearly perfect - poSsi be
The costumes worn b. the lAdle- were
gorgeous AMI The envy OF tie ladies' IL Tie
audience Tbs powerful play VIII b. re
p-Nt-d tonight And 10 doubt another
attraction
THE Chalk TAX.
Tonisbs al tie Y u. g. \ auditorium
Mr. ". /. NAc.sza OF Ne~ York CITY. zoe
chalk talk sEtist and lmpers0natoT Will
acP-ar In his humorous s1tertziameat
MacieaB : the King Of naIrfh nsk-Fs aud
tb1s evenings peEiotmsac- viii abound
IN sparkling hnIng- suf brilliant vii
Tue rapid sSrrcbinK Win coicf-d crsyoC
will prove fascinating fe.tusz, aa1 hls
de- iHeztloa OF character IA IDp~Tsoa4-
tons viii De watched Win equal Interest
and appreciation.
Tickets are on sale sc tke Goldsmith
Cook and StsSioae-y eoupAny's stOrs-
TIE Tornado.
A tornado behind the footi Eh.< sud
m.xhtJ storm Of APPLAUSE .-oE me gallery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
Eauk Erius-fea

NO she said to the tramp. 81 csa's
give you any money ! can smell beer
on your breath now.
You DO me al injustice madam. re-
piled he. with dignity. What YOU
smell Is whisky.---own Topics.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28
DIED OF HER BURNS
FATAL ENDING OF PARAFFINE COM
BUSTION YESTERDAY MORNING

After Great gOny All Day Mary Nc
Eachren Yielded the spirit Last
Night-Her Family i'll Desti-
tute Circumstances and in
Need of Friendship-She
Was Good Woman
and Much Sympa
thy is Felt
For Her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-28

A tornado behind the fool sh.s su6 a
u.xhiy storm Of APPLAUSE .-oE me gallery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-23

Mrs. Robertson keeps n boarding
house at No, Sl3 Grunge street, and
poor friendless mon whom wanting a
resting place, seek such places where
for an equivalent they get food and
lodging. On Wednesday night one OF
these fellows approached her residence
and asked for board, saying he would
bring his trunk in the morning She
took him in and he i'm impressed all with
his modest demeanor. At the usual
hour all retired. but before she set
tied down to IA nights repose, she
placed her pocket book, containing all
her money, under her pillow.
When she arose after good nights
slumber the pocket book was still
there, but sue neglected to remove 1t,
and while this sapory smell Of the com.
Ing breakfast was waiter over the
house, the new boarder arose. partook
OF good breakfast, then casually re-
marked We'll. | will 20 up stairs
and sew on a button" Up hs went
In very short tins back he came, and
with the excuse, Il am going for my
trunk walked out of the house
When the dishes were washed Mrs
II. concluded TO do the chamber work
Judge OF har Consideration v hen she
found that pOcketbOok aud contents
gone we're presumably with the board.
81. At once size called in tho a. sistancs
OF neighbor's wife. They together
went on search for TIE culprIt Board.
Ing house mistlesses should he care
ful WHO they take Into their houses
| these Democratic times, and eschew
all smooth toEguch str myers.