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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-21
- ana moron az rIrr SEA.
The nriilsh ship senegal Los, Ia tho
pariur,


SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept. gl.--
Tue British chip Senegal IL At the rot
ton Of the Pacific sgmswhcto Ia la,i.
Jude .Ol7 north. longitude HOS west,
for II wAs IL about that locality that G.
Olsen, n sailor on the schooner Mary
4, Rgss saw her red light 10 out Que
stormy night at sea.
tbs Senegal Was bound from Sau
Diego TO Tacoma with loose sand Tor
ballast. Sue was large IRON snip OF
the latest ucslgn, anu WAS cousiuefed
one Of the best IA the English met
chant marine service. The captain
was accompanied by his young uHugh.
Ter, anu the crew forward cOuBis,oI Vi
tweniy.sevun men.
Olsen was On the deck OF the tchoo.
Htr during tue whole Of that night AT
Hvs and he says that the storm that
Tossed the lIlle ship about was tho
worse he had experienced IN a score OF
m lfv OF ysATs tnat ho has spent on the
,cogn, Tue senegal, hU says, was
highted Just NJ darkness was closing Ia
beating up ngAln,t u freshUniug NORTH
east gale. By midnight tho gale was
~ W. ANlAhks OAhfh haAA Nv ANNh W.
gan to watch fsr the gltEm OF the
stuvgal's ligut. II seemed To him Ia
his ufraI OF u death At sea like a ray
u hJIo. Several tmss he missed the
hight when his vessel rode the crest Of
q wave, but tho senegal was then down
deep Ia tho through OF thB seas tue
neat time II would ApleaL The danger
luGr used aud every man had 10 hang
on Tor dear liiu. Just bslUIo day began
% break tue rod lighI Ut thr big ship
appeared for the lHst time. Then Sen.
tgal ryte on the crest Ui wave AZ u
tuusll mOge serious than ITO pfydects.
tvu came down upon them, The red
ngut CLEANED, then went out for All
Instant, IL TusppeareI fora moment,
Thea vas lost altogether. la valu tue
vIeW vi the schooner watched Tor H.
IL had gone out forever and with II
went the llvrs OF all her crew,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-21
THE BEERLApERS.
They VIII Meet at The Fair on the i,b
VI October.

Tho UAh D r.icpors' association
will hold i'a tcui-luuuAi convention
in the Faifor Exhibition blIIl1s on
October 80, 100 90 ami = o'clock.
hJpcl that I'D bcok.Cpgn viii
Interest tuom'ulyOs anI DO p.o1snt OF
these mesliugB.
All bsckrpcts Wishing questions
answered On any topic VIII please sen
them In o. H5uu nH pHssib.c.
10 Il desirud 20 have the hssociation
make "a oredilablu ozhihltat the FAir
a u wisiilg tD ali tho as.oCiation Zoo
this matter viii piuasgscud IN exhibits
be- ore the FNir upuas.
Address oil com uunicatlous 10 T.. =.
bDvesy, Hji Sixth East street, Or J. -.
Swannrf, 81 rontn Fac. street.
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A Mean Wretch.

The little eight.year.old sou Of Dep
dty Sheriff Matthew, whore parents
reside Ia the ninth ward, was sent TO
the ward store g. mskc purchase this
morning. As hs was Walking along a
burly fellow, whom DO did not rec x
uizr, suAtobri a purse containing hall
q dollar from his hand and got clear
away with It before the child could
luform anyone. HIS father, a. soon a.
he learned " tho thriL started out Ia
search Of the contemplate rascal, but
could obtain no trace VI him,
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TAKE your CnoiCE.
OaT Hcport sRis tie laps Lost. An.
ottisr sa,s Ihey nidu't

suANOuAI. Sept. 2l.-A telegram
ROM Kobe, japan, confirms the state.
inuut from Cnlu,su sources, that the
Jupautsu Loot three wafships In the
thu naval battle Ht thu mouth Of tho
Na'u rycr Thor names afU not
gtNtu.
WAsuiNGIOS, Sept 2l.-Thc Japan.
zee minister has received ma official
mtH'nEe if0m the Toxic gOVrrumuDt
confirming tnv fupof, that the japan.
zee 1t no ships at Tue naval battle on
the Yslu, anu brady rcoitlng tho cit
CumslaICes ui the battles ~ given Ia
lhr earlier unofficial reports.
SruUtAry Gresham stay received a
mt caulrgf.m ifDm u. :. Minister
Dun " Toxic, confirming tnu AssOci.
ai-d Pfrfs report VI Tie important
JapAuriu naval Victory At the mouth
" tio Yalu liver.
a uiblcsrum received At the navy
department day ANNOUNCED the sail.
ius Ut tie u. s.S. Concord from 5aihai,
j.. au, !vf IhrmuipV, Cortn.
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HAUERBAcH WANTS $500.
lie Alleges Breach " Contract over
A season., Engagement.

Suit was brought Ia the Third die
iIlot court this afternoon by J. a.
Hnuerbaoh against George Calder, OF
Mil Crock, Ia which the sum u 5000
anu costs are demanded.
Plainuii's attorney is J. NJ. HAmll.
ton.
hauorbach is n Professional M musician
Of this city. It's alleged that 10 April
lssi hu entered into = written contract
with the defendant TO furnish band
VI music or orchestra at Caidef's Park
durinh tue season Of 1894. commence
Tug May sOih anu lasting until the
closing of tho grounds. The conridora-
ton was 10 be $50 per week. Plaintiff
says he continued 10 furnish the banJ,
which comprised himself and four
other musicians with whom he hsd
contracted until July l2th, when tue
defendant summafily discharged them
without any fohsUuable cause anu 70.
fused 10 allow him 10 complote
his contract. Plaintiff says he has
thereby lost the wages which he would
otherwise have obtained, VIA, go per
week, besides being liable tor the ser.
viceh VI the other four musicians, at
$40 Per week each, during the uuvx.
pitei term, aud which the defendant
wholly 70 uses TO pay, they having
been unshlu 10 obtain employment for
the remainder Of tho season. This NJ
Caldet's park was up 10 aud including
September Slh. Hence defendant
places his damages Al $500.
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At noon yesterday the Y. l.. NJ. la.
Of Weber county opened their lair In
the Stayuof blouE. fhe display reflects
much credit upon the mAnas rmuul-
ME-. T.. Y. stanford, M,a l,Isultha
Garfield, MIS-. LetitiA II uhafis, Hld
their able corps Ot assistants. The large
room 10 filed with the handiw1rk "
tha. ladies VI Weber county. The *
hilAls aTe arranged IA an artistic aud
pleasing manner. Tue exhibit each
ami every department 10 - credit 20 the
young ladlos, The at department IL
worthy VI especial mention, ovrTy pic,
tuta on exhibit n d production Of
Weber county, Anl 49, SUCH sptaas well
Tor tie elevated taste aud culture OF IT,
CiliZrns, Inc meat popular depart
mtut yesterday was the lunch, wu'uu
~ unlrT the careful supervision u
Mt, 4, ], Cannon.
The fair was well patronIzed In the
afternoon aul crow 1oi Ia The evening.
The various departments are presided
over ny the following ladiesi Fancy
WORK, Mgs. 81, y, Wilcox; dress max.
Ing, Miss rhuEs Hali crochet aad
kuit goods, Mrs. Joseph Wrigul; iEdits'
anu ChiidTenb underwear, Mrr. X, j
Taylor; D1yr' sutiug, Me. A. r.
Wngh; atilnCial flowers, Mrs. Marian
BurtOu; ATT department, MIS-, Jane W,
Hefrlog; millinery goods, Mrs. A. D.
Taylor; dairy prUduGts, fruits aud
fiowsfs, Mrs, Mile Flygsre; uisCel-
lauc0us, Miss Aggiu hurlck,
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HOME MADE MANTEL.
4 lIaudsoms Piece of Furniture for u
salt Lake Residence.

4. Il. Murray, tho ornamental wood
worker, has just completed an elegant
manlelpiece Mt his shop No. 25 west,
South Temple street II il eight feet
four inches high aud i've feet wide.
aud IN made VI cherry. The design,
while not very elaborate, is s,rikihgly
beautiful. The lower part has an or.
uameuted column on either side, aud
tho upper section Ia provided with
a handsome plate gla" mirror. The
manufacturer claims It is tho best
piece Of furniture OF that Kind ever
made IN Utah, anu glaucs
at IL iorblds any disposition to dispute
the claim. 1t was intended 10 nave u
on exhibition al the Fair, but as the
gentleman whose residence II will
adorn wants II In placF, hr. Murray
viii have to bs satisfied To place his
exhibit withoutil. Regarding the cost
OF the furniture, Mr.. Muiray says ho ls
TeR1y 10, Rnl does, duplicate Chicago
prices with freight added.
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University Normal students.

Tho number OF students that have
applied Tor entrance to tho normal ur-
partmeut oi The University now
reaches upwards Of one hundred, Tue
uumbel OF applications to the prvpara'
tory departments Is about hlty. Tue
exact number however, cannot DO
definitely stated until next Monday,
when tile registration 0f the entire
b dy Of students viii occur
lis stated by the University author
itle0 that the applicants for admission
ghis year are much better prepared
than usual,
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Resisting the Collection of InNc..

PmNCtroN. KY, Sept. n. "A fre-h
shipment OF nte arms has been made
TO Union county to arm the taxpayers
NJ Lindlo Hud Cuseyvillc precincts,
who are resisting the collection ol the
RAILROAD tg1. About 100 are now
armed with Wincnesters and dyna.
mile aud they are patiently awaiting
The urfival 0f Collector Blackwell anu
ILLS 100 armed deputies. Captain Black.
well u cSpocluu today, tut NE Will
hardly begin HE Work before Monday.
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william HSrrs, Arrested Tor HuTdsr
makes "a statement

CiNCiNNAIi, Sept. william j.
Mytrs, arrested here last night for the
murder Of Forest Crowley, near At.
lauts, made long statement today 10
the effect that IA. murder was commit
ted by Brown A lien, u gambler. lie
says Allen got him completely under
his control Eud Induced him TO sntlce
Crowley 10 n lonely place. This lac
did ny telling Crowley that he had
mules 10 AUll. Ho sent Crowley Into
the woods where Allen was concealed.
In few minutes A lien returned with
a pocket book sayiug, "lierr, take your
share: l've KILLED him." Myers sRys
he took .3l ana loft sll.
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Notes.

q II. Islsub will take charge Of the
pustUiiiUu October lot.
10 the Fourth district court Judge
King pTeslIuI, The business Trans.
auled WAS VI no particular importance.
A marriage license was Issued TO
Alfred Pullman, 40, and Margaret A.
Alexander, UOtu Ol Hooper.
W, l. Chaplin, mayor Of Laramie, is
vis,ung Iluudr'
A now weekly newspaper IL to be
published by The Press Publishing Co.,
ngt number to no iesuHd today. II
will DO known ne the Weber county
Press twin DO ia the Interest OF the
Republicans Of Weber county.
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PEORIA, His, Sept 2l,-Just how
frtiuu, me cntis that coutruuts the
whisky trust IN, may be Imagined from
the fact that the directors uurs SUN.
iuone1 by wire 10 spcoiai meeting
today, although the regular meeting
wouid have been uold Tuesday. The
officials are very secreuve us ~ what
In belug don't, President Gte0nhuI
tuys no knows of thiug that would
Uquire the immediate dissolution OF
tho company. IL IL believed the eastern
distributing company has tho trust
whore II eau squeeze n, aud n making
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0nieinI statement of nead and
Wounded ~ ring Wang.
IoKiU, sept 2L-Au oiiioial dis.
patch nom ths Japanese headquarters
at HorIschima says the losses o. the
Japanese at the battle Of Ping Yang
we're eleven officers aud 1854 men gill,d
AMI ~ oiilcers aud 81 meu wounded
aud forty missing. Two thousand
Chlntse, the tillcial dispatch say,
were killed. The hunter OF wouuGei
is supposed to be very large. Tho Pon
Sou column alone captured OIL Prison
eIs, II whom sishty'iour were wound.
I'd,
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A DUEL TO DEATH.
One COmbllant Falls After Receiving
TTelty.one Wounds.
the OunER KILLS HERSELF
Jealousy LEAD, 10 the Double Tragedy
The Cause Of II All Dis.
appears.

6wiFr Ala, Sept 2i.-EImuBds
Anderson ami lrrnr Warrington,
uclotoors, fought duel to death last
night with Lnives. Toe cause was a
white man, len Disco, whose aztec.
tons both claimed. Tho Two fought
ike ugresses until Irene Washington
fell dying with tSenty.oue slab
wounds. The Anderson woman,
whom Olsen had discarded, then
stabbed herself Olson has lei.
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AKRON, Colo, Sept. 2l.-rhe trial
OF DR.. d. J. Deck, charged with tho
murder OF his wife, Rosa Bell Deck, by
morphine poisoning, ended today 10 n
verdict Of Involuntary mauslaughtor.
Judge Gym fenteuced Deck TO one
year In tue ATApahOe county jail,
Deck MARI ed another woman In ohio
lhirly-lhreo days after his wiie's death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-21

INV YomS, Sept. al.-An open car
was neld up last night near Abingdon
suuate. About forty hoodIums, some
black. some white, Tusned outside Ia
IA. street ana crying flro, stopped tho
car. Several held the hoists while
thsir compaiinrs robbed the twelve
pnssenptts. when the police srfiVed
The toughs were In retreat and only two
were caught.
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pHHnuK0, Sept, n william
Smith, serving twenty.thtse.yoar
sentence In the western pcnileutlary,
was shot ana probably fatally wound.
cd by Keeper George w. Dean this
morning. smith refused ~ obey orders
ana picked up q sharp knife used Ia
the meat department anu rushed upon
the keeper.
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carpenters In Convention.

lNDiANArJLts, Sept. gl.-rho car.
pcntob' International convention To-
gay decided not 10 maize war On the
knights " Labor Hud tue nmslgam.
uied carpenters In Chicago, unless tncy
strike INST Tue convention will not
pas resolution rtquiflng thni the
tfnusacti0ns be p'iulud only In Eng.
lish. a resolution Will uo passed
which will favor ull discussion Of
politics looking 10 q new party, but no
political party Will be- endorsed.
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BRlsrUL, Tenn, Sept. 2l.-jamcs
Darcy, a general mcfCnundlso dealer
st White l. De Mtuuilin, was called
10 his door anu udIlei win bulieis.
il IL believed the assassins were moon.
SINNERS whUse distillrfIss were fnidei
by revenue officers on Ditcty's imiyr.
nation.
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rompetltlon for ,hc ne,Ie.n r,ade

SAN FRANCEcO, Cab, sept 2l.-rhc
thyOHitto agyt: Tho Pacific Mail
comuauy IL ~ have u competitor rom
the car 0i Iehatntepvc 10 Nan Frau.
cisco aui Ouo which will prove "A
formidable rival ~ tho old liue Tor the
Mexican trade. Tho franchise has
been gta ted by the Mexican govern.
munt and Ia a low mouths at iarihcst
tho steamers OF tbs C0mpa dol Fcfro
Quarrel Occidental de Mexico viii tuu
latu san francisco. Several steamers
will De- run Ou tue line which Is an eK.
tension north anu south OF the Ooui.
dental company now orefatlug bt-
tween GIaymas auI Mauzsnlil0 In
conjunction with railroad running
ifom Culiarau g. Altntn iu the state Ut
. usloa. Tue new line will uudOubt.
uily greatly increase the commerce
between Mexican points bni this city.
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ron nAnhoNY
Enor,- to Adinst tue ninerencsa He
tween Uaiiroad Companies

Enorts 60 Adjust tue hihere"'e" h"'
tween HaIirosd Companies
SAN FRANCISCO, chi, Sept a.
Another effort Is 10 10 made to adjust
the differences Of opinion that have no
,,,c ipterfcfed with the amicable TO.
,.tieus n,twren the Southern Pacific
cpmnany aud the Atlantic and Pacific
r.tifond company. Both mpanieb
have appoiuted representatives, who
nm, 10 meet tor conference at III Paso
m,rt week, The gentlemen authorized
10 sresk for the southern Pacific,
nrmtly! J. q, stuhhr, l. H. Hoodmin,
.n' A Fillmore, have lott Tor the
sceue ui lhelr laboIs.
ono OF the main points OF contention
b,tw,en the two corporations has been
Ia regard to granting OF slide ride"
to though IAssengefs without extra
charge.
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Messrs. Frank J. Cannon aud NV.
Clayton, who went Esst about ten
lAya ago on business connected with
the Utah Company, returned home 10
an early hour this morning. Neither
gentleman could, however be found In
town toIay.
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A ranlh AmrrIenn rr,.Ih.nl.

Colon, Columbia, S'pt. al.-It IL
officially announced here that Dr.
ltairal Nunez, president OF the repub.
Ito Of Columbia, died Tuesday Of gas.
lric fever.
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wALTnAM, Mas,., sept. gl.-At the
WaltnAm track to-day John 4. johnson
broke tue worlds bicycle record for the
half mile In % 2.5 seconds. In the
same trial tho wor,d's tandem record
was broken; time, 20 as seconds.
Harvey Davidson, OF Toronto, created
u record Tor class %, A" making u quar-.
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FoE1 SMITH, SEPT .l,--Johu Poyn-
tci was augrJ this afternoon. 1hs
execution ui Alxaudcr Alton aud
Murshali Tucker uid not take place.
having been stayed. +, yutrt, aged
~, murdered William B0iding sud
10 NUudtfvrf Christmas evening,
1871, N tho lndiau country.
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HAPPENINGS TODAY.
A Couple Of State PsnItsntIaTy
HON Cides.
ONO MINERS Attitude MEYAcISG
Japan, Part Of the Late Sea Fight
Deaths Rcported-rrimes, Casual.
ties aud other Events.


Columns, ohio, Sept. .l.--W. r..
GortE, guard at the Ohil puniteu.
tlnfy, was stabbed today IN the neck
nud groin by n convict william
Moore. The doctor cannot say what
tbp fttult will be-.
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NE most Of the opportunity. IL h
alleged that the anxiety about the
Nou hers II only cloak for It's efforts
u stoutg iurihot concessions from the
trust Ia its hour Of extremity.
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THuLADEhIuA, Sept 2l.-Ths In.
trtupuUuAi Cncket match between
Lord haW ses's aud the All-Phllgdel.
Iinia uluvens Logan thoftly before noon.
q he Engllsunien have Loaf three wIcE.
els tor fourteen runs.
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A NnIcd kInrer gone.

NEW YoBN, Sept 2l,-A dispatch
received at tho Metropolitan hotel To-
day announced the death OF Madame
Fuersoh Mad, the noted singer At
MATTnnvllle, N. ].
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A MiIIInnnl.. nsnd.;

MAuou CHuNS, Pa, Sept. 2l.-E.
D., Lrpvnfiug, tho millionaire coal
OpewI0r Hnd President OF the Lehigh
Loil ami Navigation company, died at
HanUufg, Uefmsny, TO-DAY.
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When, SIN Low p.

NEw YUmS, Sept 2l.-rhc aFs
Jumped on tue matAet again W hard
inst be- 10 noon yealetdny's low rec.
urd, o. Tor December whUai, VIA
lowefUI
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tend stay OF execution 90 tliry days
% jectcd u ~ plsiniiI's cUuLssl. Thp
court e4'cnusu Tue unu Co fifteen
uAyr.
Higgins n Iookrf Co. ct nj VI the
Utah Book s. stationery Go. Hearing
On order Go chow cause WHY a receiver
should n Z bc nuH Intel, Uugun 50 ter.
4 >, resumed. IL viii lgcuiy the
uaiauCo VI 90 ny
COURT NUTEs.
Tona Bosb lsa ur ugut sull IN the
rhiri die fict ,.uii Tor q uIvsfU1 tom
Henry B.suUut It HiluuI Of drsuft.u.
Trs ,uIiitH wtfu msfuyI Uu .iny 100,
lss1, nuI the uttugt0n occurred about
Tour ycars la,Cr rHluun asks tlnt
suuuy awarded the yIu0Jy VI the three
children,
Louis Spicgel IL now iu custody A.
dir 10 River Myou a.u Deputy Iar.
sHal bbmau Cannon uss gone 90
Cue1 uuuu 10 fetch him, armed with
the Htccis ~ regulation papers from
Governor MvsI
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yERY TIInlanENiNn.
Gathering Of Negro miners Cnusrs
Great iNrit'menL

MAs-ILoS, Ohi3, sept, 2l.-The 70.
negro minors nad rtattel for MaasllOu
sud "a thOusand more would follow
suUflly, has caused Intense excitement
gathered there In large numbers.
risic arbitrator Bishop has still strong
hopes VI compromising the strike.
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ahead Of the record 10 hours AMI
tliGts he will afrivein New l1fk ou
-unlay, 4 or nours ahead Of inc
fayufd,
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noluse. to urnnl tne Inlnnc,lon..

BusrOS, Sept. 2l.-Judge Barker
.t3day refused 10 grant iujun. tons
against the American sugar h.nuing
company asked Tor by the attorney
general.
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y. y. sEAML morEFuI.
tie Meets wan Rn Accident nat
Thinks Ne NtlI ArEiVotnI lime.

SYRACUSE, n. y, Sept. Alp. p.
sean pUiuy against the record from
Cnicago " New York, arrived mere az
0'il lilo lett Clyde ~ 6.i5 q. IN. TO-
Jay anu rods on the railroad track. He
puHoiure1 four tires and fell down "A
railroad smbankmenI, twenty feet, but
was not seriously hurt. He IL sull
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-03

The visitor, seeing how stately the
rooster sat, secretly resolved to get
some of the darkey's eggs and hatch
out a special lot of roosters.
On being asked what he did w en-
the rooster wouldn't sit any long r,
the darkey REPLIED
ssDat ar rooster am bound to set"
pointing underneath the box.
Looking under the box the visitor
was surprised to find both of the
ROSTERS legs sticking through holes
in the box. The black rascal had
actually bored holes through the box
and tied the ROSTERS legs underneath
SO, as he said, "the rooster was done
bound to SET"
Inquiring into the matter, the Rum
ford man found the darkey had four
hens and one rooster.
Three of the hens were setting ana
the other hen was laying. The dark
ey, finding the eggs of the hen accu-
mulating quite fast, decided to let up
feeding the rooster corn, and make
him hatch flock of chickens.
change.
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Both Were Wooden.

Staring heavenward with fixed and
meaningless smile, a drunken man in
helpless state lay at the corner of Eighth
avenue and Twenty first street, New
York. A doctor and policeman stood
beside him and tried to lift him from
the ground, but his legs bent under him
with sickening twist, and the two had
to let him down to the pavement. /
guess his legs broken, - said the doctor,
bending to turn up the drunkard's trou-
sers A hole in the stocking showed be-
meath bare, smooth bit of flesh tint.
The doctor tapped the spot and exclaim-
ed, "Why, it's wooden leg" By
this time tho policeman was making a
like examination, and he exclaimed,
''Sure this wants wud too!' At that
the doctor disappeared in disgust, and
the policeman left the helpless prisoner
to summon aid -Philadelphia Ledger.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-03

Nice manners are invaluable. The
charm of politeness cannot be over
estimated. True etiquette is Unborn.
1t is rarely acquired in mature life.
Old men and women who try to be-
come gentlemen and ladies have some
real lessons to learn. Only born gen.
tlemen and gentlewomen realize the
Importance ofgood manners at home
on all occasions.-Boysa and girls rear
ed in family where company man
ners prevail all the time, and where
each is considerable of all the others
feeling and thinks of his comfort last,
will never outgrow them.