davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
kr0l nieco urazony.

ME, Kr6lu %Jegomosc. Gdybym
byla przysz}a, zanimbY ryby
byiy gotowe, bylby Kr6l
JegomoiG mic slicznie b|ogo.
s}awil. b c7arowac Krol
Jegomosc tak2e ME potra6
a gdybYm tn tymczascm b'1a
sic ro2bajala, ME byfabYm
mog}a tax delikatnych ryb
przyrzadzic. Ale teraz MECH
tel Krol Jegomosd skosztuje!
To mGwiqc, przysunqla do
sto1u wielkie w>s;ie}ane krzesfo
/ bez ceremonll krola W MEM
usadowila, a gdy kr6l skinie.
MEM reki dat znak jenera}owi
/ adjutantowi, ably tak2e "a
siedli do sto}u, zawc}ai jeneral
Mic PREDICT, dop6ki mie
gospodyni ME przeprosi.
Ano, to pan jenera1
odiedzie g}odnY, - by}a sucha
odpowiedz. = ia panu jene.
ratowi krzywdY ME uczyni}am
i ME mann "a CO przepraszaG,
a ia, panic jenerale, take ole
4adam, abyS mic przeprosi1 "a
tie since, kt6re man z jego
}aski pa reku; wiec mozemy
zawrzec pok0j.
| zanim sic jeneral pomiar
kowa}, usadowila 60 gospodyni
przemoca obok krola. Widzac,
De pc krolu ME mole sic
spodziewaG pomocy przeciwko
tel kobiecie, DO xrol, kt6ry
byl smakoszem, rozkoszowal
JUL w rybach. zamilkt i zaczat
take paiaszowaG. Teraz
pokaza1a gospodyni, BE umia}a
teA bvc grzeczna i mlla pro-
wadzic gawedke, i wielce
zadowoleni goscie powstali Cd
stofu.
Gdy kr6la odprowadzono do
powozu, szepne'a c6rka matce
ze krol obok talerza zostawll
rolke dukatow. Czempredzej
wskoczyfa gospodyui do poke
iu, wzieta pieniadze i woiska-
lac je kr6lowi W reke, rzekla
Ia ten zaszczYt, Re
moglismy ugoSoic naszego
monarche, ME przyjmnjemy
pieniedzy. To mas ME zubo4y.
= Ale przecie2 ia darmo
ME moge jesc ryb waszych
pic waszego piwa, = zauwa.
3yi krol.
Czemu ME? byfa
odpowiedz; = toe Krol Jego.
mosc przea caly rok jada 2
uaszego potu i z piracy r9k
naszych, czemuzbY -----
Ma Boga, jedzmy, =
zawolat krol wsr6d smiechu bo
tn jeszcze sliczne uslyszymy
rzeczy! Vice skoro mic ME
chcecle przyjaG, MECH to bedzie
IA slubny podarek ola waszei
corki, a gdyby chcia}A przYis6
DO mlasta ---
= lego by j%eszcze wiecej
by}o potrzeba. abvm mole
dziecko do waszej Sodomy i
Gomory pos}ata, gdzie zbijo
bruki u dworu "a kazdem
dziewczeciem -
- Precz, precz - zawola1
zno"u kr6l i konie cwaIem
popedzi}y naprzod.
Me wiadomo CIV krol
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
Do P0lak0W.
kt6rzy odszczepili sic Cd swege
Biskupa i facznosci z KoSao
lem katolickim.

Pred odj aadem moim do
Rzymu, by zda6 sprawe Jego
Jego Swiatobll OJcu Sw.
Leonowi XIII Jego Eminen.
cyl Kardvns, owl Led6ohow-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
sk,emu, Prefektowi sw. Kon.

ze stanu re]igijnego W dyecezyi
Cleveland, zwracam sic do
Was, moie biedne dzieci w
Jezusie Chcystusie, bysoie po-
znali stras2uY stan dusz
Waszych oKropue nastepstwa
Waszego buntu.
DIS odebrslem cd Jego
Emineucyl Kardyua!a Led6-
chowskiego obszerny 'ist, W
kt6rym po|eca mi zwr6cit sic
do Was Jego w}asuemi s1Jt,
wami:
,,J4ko prtftkt sw. Kongfe
gacyi Propaganda Eide, xtorej
ia wzn'os!ejszym celem /
zadan1em jest rozkrzewianie
WARY katolickiej i .dobro dusz
4yjqcych jeszcze W nies~iado-
mosci / bledzie, nie moge bye
oboietnym, abyscie mieli pra
quad opuScic haniebaie owczar.
ME Jezusa Chrystusa W ktore)
jedynle MONA dostapic zba-
vienna, kiedy JUL raz byliscle
o5wieceui iwiatlem prawdy i
sprawiedliwoSci. Ola tego TED
wymagam cd Was z Gala
w1sdzY jaka mad
Wami dzier3e, abyscie ola
doDra dusz Waszych przejrzeli
i powaznie sic zastanowi|i mad
Waszym obowiazkiem
pos}uszehstwa wzgledem Ko
S ,io}a i od}aczyli sic Cd 1ogo
kolwiek badz wYstepulacego
otwarcie naprzeoiw w1adzy lego,
[ nawet wiecej, ME iu2 ako
Wasz przelozony, ale jake
i wspotrodak, wole do
Was przem6w>G. Czy zapomnie-
'iS:ie tradycyjnej w'ernos i
uarodu naszego do Koscio}a
katolickiego s"ietnych prey
ktadow tel sameJ wiernosci,
ktora prsojcowie ola Was
przechowali? Me okazuicie sic
wyrodnYmi SWAMI tax slaw-
nych chrzeScijahskich bohate-
row! | kiedY nawet pc dis
dzien tax wlelu z braci naszych
swiec9 nam przykfadem mel
nego przyw1azania do Kosclo}a
sw. ME doswolciez, ably przez
upartosG i bunt Wasz im;e
braci Waszych rodak6w okryG
sic mialo ha6ba i wstydem.
Opus6cie i odstapcie tego
nieszc2esaego kapiaLa, kt6ry
wciagna} Was ma droge pote
p;enia i wr66eie do pos}uszehi-
silva, jake winnisc:e swemu
biskupowi, ktoremu Pan Bog
powierzy} piecze duszW aszych''.
Mole kocbane biedne dziatki
W Je2usie Chrystusie! CYL
m6g}bym odezwa6 sic do Was
W lepszych sfowach cd Waszego
rodaka i prze}ozonego mego
Jego Emineucyi Kardynata i
Prefekta Propagandy, ktory
ma piecze mad wszystkim
koscio}ami W krajach misyj-
nych? Oby Bog raczYi udzielic
VAN laskj, byS;ie w2iawszy
sobie do serca ojcowskie Jego
s}owa, us}lchali wezwania i
wr6cili ma }ono Waszej Sw.
matki, Kos:ioia katolickiego.
Dan dnia 20 pazdzieruika 1894
r.
IgnacY Fryderyk
Biskup Clevelandzki.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
TELEGRAMY.
PETERSBURG, 2 Listo-

49,
PETERSBURG, 2 Listo-
pada. - Car Alexander III
umar} wczoraj popo}udniu o
godzinie 2.15 w Liwadii, oto-
czony wszystkimi cz}onkami
familii i najwyzszymi dostoj-
nikami Rosyi.
Ja}ta, ? Listopada. - Car
umar} wczoraj popo}udniu o
godz. 2.15.Do o%statniej chwili
ME straci} przytomnosci. Gdy
czu} zblizajqcysi sic zgon, zazada}
ostatniego namaszczenia, kt6re
tez pop Ivan dokona}. Ivan
rozmawia} Z carem, poczem
tenze kaza} zwo}aG Gala familie.
Z kazdym cz}onkiem roma
wia}, najd}uzej Z carowa. Po-
tenn pob}ogos}awi} wszystkich
i pozegna} sic Z mimi. Silly
physically go coraz wlecej
a CLOS jego zaledwo s}yszano.
Kr6tko pc ten juz ME zy}.
Gala familia z}ozy}a potem
przysiege carowi Miko}ajowi
II. a hulk arrnat uwiadomi} O
tenn publicznosci.
Nieboszczyk Alexander III
urodzi} sic w dniu 10 Marca
1845 roku. Carem rosyjskim
by} Cd IS Marca 1881 r. Me
mia} zupe}nie rozwinietego
rzadu, ola tego w}asciwie
rzadzili W jego miejscu wp}y-
wowi panslawisci, sami zazar-
CT Moskale.
BERLIN. - Cesarz Will
helm zamianowa} w miejsce
Capriviego, kt6ry zrezygnowaE
ksieciaHohenlohe. W kt6rego
zy}ach polska krew p}ynie,
kanclerzem cesarstwa niemiec
kiego.
YOKAHOMA. - Z}apa}
kozak Tatarzyna, a Tatarzyn
"a heb trzyma, lyle mniej
wiecej znacza dotychczasowe
zwycieztwa Japohczyk6w mad
Chinczykami. Japohczyk6w
jest tylko 40 milion6w ma
swiecie, Chihczyk6w zaS $40
milion6w. CT ostatni Z poczat-
ku tylko drwili sobie Z
Japohczyk6w, ale skoro pare
ray w sk6re oberwali, pory-
waja sic ma wroga, i ostatecz-
ME jednak stana ma swojem.
(Tak tez sadza s}awni europej-
soy jenera}owie, znajacy sic
ma sztuce prowadzenia wojny.
= (Przypis KAToL1KA)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
FOR MORE LAMENTATIONS.

IN, NOV 'ment for opening up In
dian lands for settlement by white mon
seems 10 te directed at nearly eyory
Indian reservation In tho country,
there being only few small tracts lefu
upon wliCh the attempt 10 not oelng
made. The latest application to Con.
gross IN this lire Is Tor tho settlement
o! the Me'calero Apache Indian rec.
oTyEtion In New Mexico,
lhs proposition In regard to the
Mescalero reservation isquite generous
- tho red man 20 far ~ quantity "
iand Is concerned, AMI Ia that respect
oommcndpb.c; but the spcllon Is NOT ~
vol waterud and adapted for the sui
port Of the Indians as Is tho Utah
reservations whose opening ia now
advocated. The Mescalero tract has an
areG Of $4,000 acres, about twu.fiths
OF this being covered with timber.
lhoIeafe l25 Indian families on the
land, or a total OF 800 persons. Each
head ola family IL TO have 100 acres,
aud this with ~ acres TO each Indian
not tho head Of a family, will give to
the natives 5000 acres, thus leaving
$4,000 acres to be thrown open.
The Mescalero reservation 10 prob.
ably larger than 10 actually required
Tor the sustonancs OF the Rhongine-
placed upon 1t, and might BE- pyohlably
cut down some, Bnt the general tend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
AN EARLY EASTER.

Sext Sunday, March 18th, will be-
Easter. The festival comes this year
unusually early, the 22nd Of March
being this earliest possible dass OF It,
celebration.
The proper date Tor tho oommemora-
ton OF tho resurrection OF our
Lord was subject Of much con.
troyeTsy Ia tho nrst contu.
rlc5. Tho eastern branches Of the
Church to5k the view that tho festival
was properly continuation Of the
jewish Passover, and celebrated 1, on
the fourteenth day u the hrst month
Of the jewish year, but tho western
branches maintained that ~ was a
Christian feslivily aud observed II on
the Sunday following that day. Al
tho council OF Nice, A. ID. 3a5, the
western usage was declared or.ho.
doE aud The eastern branded as hercay.
~ the TINE Of the Introduction OF
the Gfegorlan calendar the question
was discussed whether h IA n certain
date after March 81 for tho observance
Of Easter, As Christmas on December
70, but the ancient custom prevailed
and Easter remained movable feast
" tbs church. one object In this at.
rausemenl was that the Christian
Esslor might never coincide with tue
Jewish Passover, hut It appears that
they nevertheless did occur together In
1905 and again In 1926 aud that they
will do 20 again In 1908.
The earlios. Easter la this century
was on March %, 1915, but It will not
occur ~ early again either IN this or In
the next century. The latest was
April 20, 1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

when a crowd Of young mcn who
might be called "toughs" Ia any
other part of the country made nn
assault upon the mournuts Toe chi
namen were amazed and terrified, and
He'd to their carriages In dismay. The
mob forced the grave digger 10 leave
his work before no had placed dozen
shoveifuls Of earth upon the colin,
aud the roasted pig aud chicken, In
variable acc3mpAnimsnis 10 a Cnine'e
burial service, were stolen ~ were
also the banners and smblcms which
had been placed arc nd the grave.
That this display Of lawlo''ness 90.
CURED without the interference OF a
single officer, some Of whom are said
to have looked quietly on, shows that
the rights Of individuals are not held
as sacred In the capital city u the Cen.
tennial state a. they should be-. u IL
doubtful that Ia China, uotwithstaud.
Ing the anti.Chincsu legisintiOn on the
part % our government, Americans
would have been treated as disgrace.
fully as were the Chinese NJ Riverside
cemetery. Certainly u they were,
satisfaction would have been demanded
aud ,xaolod Of tho Chinese govern.
mont bat 10 this case ths Offenders
arc allowed 10 10 SOFT iroe, and even
are encouraged in their daslarily acts
by official inactivity Ia full Wow
Of the disyracciul scenes. No
wonder the b tier classes Of Mon.
golihns In theif own land have
a contempt for western Amerio can
civilization when such proceedings are
reported 70 them ~ Indications Of
methods pursurd In the West.
That this contempt IL felt IN higher
places Ia shown by the action OF the
Chinese minister, who Is now en-.
dcavorlug TO negotiate a new treaty
with the Uuilod states. lie has made
an elaborate display In Washington
with n view to influencing matters
there In bis favor, and when the sug.
geatlon WAS made recently that western
civilization was superior " that Of the
Flowery Kingdom, he eour,eously
replied that the only Issues Of the die.
cusslon that concerned him were the
international relations Of the two gov.
ernmenls, ana In these the Chinese gov.
eminent had koptevery condition Of the
treaty, while tho United States stood
alone among all the nations A. the viola.
tor OF ils treaty obligations with China.
In the light OF such incidents rs those
at Denver and the latu anl.Chincso
exploits In California aud Idaho, the
Monaghan diploma. Is able to make
on, good case for his oountrymon In
securing a treaty which eau DO Oh.
served by both parties. Meanwh ilo a
reasonably strict enforcement Of the
laws, even whom the victims are
Cinnamon, would 80 n long way to.
ward elovatlng the Wow taken Of OUT
civilization aud progress In govern
mental atfalts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
THE INDUSTRIAL ARMY.

fortunately Salt Lake IL OF the line
OF march Of tho so.ohllod industrial
army which Ia heading for Washing.
ton, 60 our towns and villages have
been spared the loOting and plumber.
ing processes, and consequently the
necessity OF invoking the strong arm
Of the law for protection. But people
residing along the army's route have
been imposed upon, according to tele'
graphic reports, to such an extent rs To
cause considerable alarm, and to indi
cate that unless tho tactics OF the
western contingent are changed the
army will encou inter- trouble when II
,,.,. t,,, ,h., ,,,o,, ,,,,,,to,,s ,,t.t.t.,.
So '"'' Wv '''''' f1F"'''
Thoro 10 30 much that IL extremely
ridiculous about this industrial army
80. -. "A A. -, -, a.. =,
ioiy 'nN ~ " NV Way =" "oN WV
affair In n serious mood. Yet NJ
,Ios. IA tbe dangsr lin. dna. IL go il,
- ~ 80
Us prOceeulngs thht tue farce 10 llable
10 be turned into tragedy at any
IT,. ,no,,,, h,, a.. .,,,r,,., ,,,,,,,'
a.. a. 80, ,.
bllity IN that II VIII result IN hEzle,
IL its promotsra adhere 10 their mes, ni
,,..,.-., No., 4, m 80, ,,.I,....
ueolAIeu pohey u "'l huo'u tho couh'
Try considerable amusement 10 think
~ m. AMY ,nteriny I'M. ,.,i,,I and
:,
unlohulhg upon congress JUS hVe miles
Of netitions fran "A huVs rad ,ghpel la "A
~, ,.d-.n.t-o 80, h.nJ 80,
p's i'u'Ahu 'b'oo" "'nu wagon
Here II copy OF one Of the petitions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The siH,y.iourlh Annual Conference
Of the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Lat
ler.day Saints will convene 10 tn
Tabernacle, Balt Lake City, at 10
o'clock on Friday morning, Apfil
9Th, 1894
The officers and members Of the
Church generally are cordially invited
To attend tho meeting Of ths Center
enoo
wiLFoRD Woodbury.,
GRoRoH q. CANNON,
JosErH y. SMITH,
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
ASTLcnlNGSE LlwLIssSrss.

The respectable element OF Denver
society cinno. feel highly gralifiei by
tho inactivity OF tho officers az the
mobbing and loo,ing OF a Chinese
funeral party IN that city on SUNDAY.
The deceased was a prominent China.
man, Sun Wah, hut had not done any.
thing especially offensive to the
people; In fact he was a rather mind.
your.own.bu'inuss sort Of person.
But he stood well with his country.
men, aud an elaborate funeral was
given him. All went well till the
procession reached the cemetery Aut
the colin was lowered into tho grave,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

ency with reference TO Indian lands IL
parlaking Of the grabbing feature to-
strongly altogether, aud In consequeuc
u Is likely to receive a setback. the
disposition on the part Of Congress TO
administer the latter is shown In the
action Of tho attempted removal Of the
southern Utes from Colorado 10 Utah.
Msy 1t be The haibinger VI more Just
and generous policy toward tue red
man which shall ehectuslly and sai.s-
iaciorily dispoie VI the vexoi Indian
duustioui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

When you feel lind Of goueness
about the stomach II isa sign that your
food does not cit well and that you are
about 10 have n 10 OF indigestion.
When you bvpin 10 feel nervous and
are unable h. III SIN comfortably
when your clothes suddenly seem O.
loose their III anu become too tight IN
pisces the ne Of INDICATION l. surely
upln you.
When this NJ o'iniige.tion is repeat.
ed from day 10 day II hnally resolves
lice into dyspVpsia.
Rtmembsr that three TO ten Of
BAndreth's Pills will cure the worst
case Of indigestion or dyspcpsia, or
both, snd that regular course Of them,
cay Two every night fsr a week or ten
days, will act as a preventive OF either
cemplaltt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
A MIGHTY MOVEMENT.


Last nights mass meeting In tn,
Theaicr under tho auspices Of IN,
Manufacturers bureau was great
success In every sensc OF the word
The motors aud the music were In'
spring, the exhibit OF various hon o.
made products was tasteful, ths tablesuI
were eloquent, the speeches were
earnest, and the vast audience va,
responsive. Every arrangement wa
perfect, even TO the usually neglt cted
Item OF courteous ushers 10 receive
and show people 10 tholg seats, aud
a more satisfied, orderly, Intelligent
audience never assembled In mass.
meeting In that building or any
where else. The gentlemen who
arranged and conducted the meet.
ing deserve unstin,ei credit 49, their
ehlrt was no: merely success,
II was u profound triumph.
As 10 the effects that will follow, OF
course the future will have to spnak for
itself but there was no installing the
enthusiasm manifested last evening,
and II ought 10 result In tho montal
declaration by each ono present. Gas
for me aud my house, ven Use, wher.
ever possible. nothing but homemade
goods from this time forth" The
movement has assumed proportions
that It never had before, and II con.
tinued ami directed In consistent. con.
sentative channels, the success Of home
Industry md tho oomraunity's indie
pendenoc and prosperity are assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

Miss KATE FIELD originally In.
tenued to go upon the operatlc stage
and was a pupil o Manuel Carols, who
taught Jenny Lind. Garcia, II may
DO added, IL sill teaching, though he
enters his gOlh year this month. And
Aii's Field, II may ALEC be added, l.
still singing, aud bearing her weight
o. years with foftl'uir nui ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

"a SHEEp.Ov yER," whose intelll'
gence Ia other di ec,ions would hardly
seem TO need this suggestion, Is resi- ecI'
fully reminded that communicative
unaccompanitd by the real name Of the
writer, "uot nrcessarily for publication
but % an evidence Of good faith" in'
yafiably 40 TO the waste ba.kot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

hiALL Q.
Central Meat Market
D. Hilton, y, iHrnes, q tnll'
we'll, Jr 10. llilt0n a %, Prop
uotorA Family Trade boil.
ted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

mr.. a.. %. ueueu a son,
The leading dentists, Dooly Block.
strictly irst.clazs work at one.hali
price charged elsewhere. Best west Of
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

rit, Subscribers viii kindly nothr .. 4 y ~.
lar ieifculRtorl o. any iffegalArlV "a Nhe "
livery Of their papers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

tIALis ANpll.
W. L, PRICE g. CO.,
luys and sells. dealers ln
Poultry, fruits NcFolaucL
illgucstprIoos pad for poultry
tud pr0puco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

sub,sntsr, changing thsir pisssoi rssidsts.
should always give former A. vel A. pfe''h'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

The NEws uon "a . AT the prinoipA Hots =
ievl stands hnd on All passenger uMhs Cav
az tho city after nm. daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

a comuunicatons should be addrsstsfio
DIsIEKr NEws ruBttsnmo Co
Telephone 80
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
WITH TIE PLAYERS.
Treatment Received by the Wand rim /.
Actors "a Pew Centuries Ago.

Treatment Received by the Wand rim
Actors "a Pew Centuries Ago.
in 1872. Dy the statute fourteen
Eliz.. &. ), il was enacted that PLAYERS
were to be treated as rogues AMI
yagabonds unless they we're the
servants 81 baron OF the realm. or
some pcrsonageot high rink. or had
received licences Of two Justices Of
the peace At least whereof one must
BE- of the quorum BY entering the
service Of the nobility players thus
escaped the severe and exceedingly
unpleasant punishment awarded 10
rogues and vagabond TO BE- grieg-
ously whipped and burned through
the gri tile of the right ear with e
hot iron Of the compass Of an inch
"a punishment actually inflicted
unless soma respectable person would
enter into rccognizances to employ
the prisoner for one whole year. says
the Geutieman's Magazine
But exemption from the Law was
not the only advantage which the
livery Of nobieman gave u the
actors VINO wore ii. The servants"
Of the sovereign and nobility were
welcomed by the mayor, Or bailiH, Of
each town they visited, and paid fo.
the first performance On each visit
OUT Of the corporate funds From
the accounts Of the chamberlain Of
Str4tford-on-Ayon it appears that
such payments were not infgcuuently
made
In 1853. when john Shakespeare.
Shakespeare father. was high bailiff.
tho queens players received nine
shillings and the earl Of Worcester's
servants the modest sum Or twelve
pence. In 1878 Lord Leicesters
players were paid five shillings and
eight pence. Three years later
payments Of seventeen shitIings and
five shillings eight pence were made
to the players of the earl OF Warwick
and the earl Of Worcester
IN 1917 Lord Leicester's servants
received fifteen shillings and those
of Lord Worcester three shillinps
four pence. In 1879 and 1880 similar
payments were made to the PLAYERS
Of the countess OF Essex, OF the carl
Of Derby and Of Lord Strange. The
accounts from the year 1881 to 1897
show similar payments to have been
made in every year except the years
1886, 1890, 1891, 1894 and 1895. Tho
last entry concerning actors occurs
in 1922. and is somewhat curious:
Plvd 70 the kynses players for not playing
in tho hall ........... s..... ............,.y q
IN 1874 Queen Elizabeth gave the
first direct royal license to com
pany Of players.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
Alt KINDS Of People.

Wisconsin hns -,zd1 women farmers
England's army 81 unemployed now
numbers a,Opt.OO0 % people.
Eugland has tycntg.scvcu duGrs.
Scotland seven and ireland two
The number thirteen, Il Il said. can
not bc found As 4 street number III
Frankfortun.the Main.
Salem, Mass, n claim 10 one II
the oldest persons il tho country IA
Mira Bridget Couuery who L over too
years Of age
Conductors and motormen on tho
electric road running from New arl, to
lrvingt1n, New Jersey, are compelled
70 wear white neckties.
! meeting of 2,no1 persous over
seventy years 81 aye & annually held
at Leicester, England. ana Of these
over 800 die before the next ami.
versary
4 woman in Dover, bet. got lock.
jaw while trying 10 make tctcphone
understand her, and the iaw was
fractured when the doctors tried 10
force it open
IN a laudable rivalry to raise funds
u pay off church debt prominent
residents ~ Cross Keys. n. j.. NAV "a
seen peddling gingtrcakcs. candy.
pepper hash ana cottage cheese on the
streets
II is learned that the secret donor
Of $500, 300 to Harvard college 10 build.
equip and maintain a reading room
was the late Fred 4. Ames Of f,oato,f
Mass. The money was 60 have boon
paid IN iDstallmcnts, but the PAPERS
had not been signed az his death.
An absent minded groom in Rome.
Ga, forgot that he was to be married
the other day, aud when the time for
the ceremony arrived he was not
present An examination showed
that he had oversight himself. lie
apologized, but the father Of the bride
refused to accept him rs a son-in-law
and the engagement was broken
Mrs Rowena Hasty Of Parrott On
was eighty-thrce years OF are the
other day. She Is the mother ~
seventeen children. eleven Of whom
are living, and has eighty seven grand.
children and twenty.six greatgrand.
children and has lived within four
miles Of Parrott sixty-one years She
married al the age OF fourteen years
and has feather bed given her by
her mother seventy-fve years ago.
She draws pension for the services
81 her husband in the Indian war.
In country town there lived nm
freshman who spent most of his time
and money at one Of the many public
houses. In consequence OF this ana
the small wage he earned, he had RIM
up a rather long score on the slnto
One day fire occurred az this par.
ticuiar public house, and the fire
brigade was called into reouisition.
Among the FIRST at the CONFEDERATION
was the Irishman Above the noise
and din Of the people assembled he
was heard shouting vociferously.
) Don't fail to play on the slateg'