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The evening world., 1894-02-06
SHOE TRADE FRIGHTENING.
HavcrhiIl Men Getting Rush Orders
for the Spring Work.
nv Annotated Press.)

HAVERHlI.l" Mass, Feb. 6.-That a
business boom Is In sight Is now gen
orally conceded In the shoe district,
The output has not as yet shown a great
proportionate increase. but numerous
rush orders for the remainder OF Spring
work are on hand. and the encouraging
condition of affairs promises to CON
tinue.
Besides orders for immediate deliv-
cry, the FAN samples are out. and ready
for inspection. Statesmen are departing
West and South, and. so far as heard
from. are being well received by jobbers,
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Where to spend Evenings.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Permit me to say a few words in regard to a
communication from +. Good in Tuesdays issue
OF The Evening World | would suggest to
him that there are plenty OF places 10 spend the
evenings without pstronizing the saloons. Why
doesn't he Join the Y. NJ. c. 4. or some other
association. or, II he will address me, I will
gladly show him some places where | think he
might be suited. J. l.. COCIIRANE,
15 West Twentieth street.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
H0USEKbR|4yIN5S|1H((0

ropean lady wishes to go on a visit or
make a purchase, the matter is talked
over with the family; here she is free
to do as she likes. She buys what
pleases her and goes and does much al,
She likes. To know the American woman
ia to want to do DIS she does. to be a.
she is"
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Wants 100000 for His Hand.

Papers in the $50 900 damage suit brought ~
Paul keppls " S3j stGss street. BruUklSn against
the rordase MIN " /" ". Waterbury \ co. u
lS5 Front street have been SERVED through krpple :
lawyer. Louis S;r.hlrr Vi 27j BrUad~ay, The
complaint alleges that krpplc, while employed "a
back lender to a machine. had his right hama tom
from hts wrist while at Nurh. the ms, hln- At the
time being out VI "ider. The NJ, !duut occurred At
factory II Waterbury a Co., Ia Ism E,ra
street urNuhlNu.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

1t vas a cold day for breaking ground
on the new speedway. but there was a
hesrt-warming thought for many an idle
laborer Of regular employment at good
wages soon to be furnished along the
projected line of the drive.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
None, for Registering Chinese.

lBy Associated prtss)
San R\N'lSco, Feb, s-rgllrctor OF Internal
Revenue WrlbOIn has rrc-INed a telegram from
Washington Informing him that he has been
sfan'ei an additional 3l2 200 10 be expended for
registration ~ chinese. 4 purtiud Of the money
Mlll be ug.d In The empluk mrmt VI tAtra CLERKS.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Secretary Lamont finds that about
s,22S,ss7 men are available for military
duty In the. United States. They will
never be needed. No other nation cares
to face on their own soil such millions
for defense" But 1t is pleasant to real
lie that they are ready.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

The Greater New York" bill Is safe
in the Assembly, and probably there is
little to fear for the measure in the
Senate. 1t Is almost certain that the
people Of the metropolitan district will
soon have their long-sought opportunity
to vote on the question OF consolidation
The evening world., 1894-02-06
LETTERS.

INT oo',srrn u OPEN 10 everybody reno Mas a
complain, TO maxi, a grievances TO tenh'de, in
formation % pp.. a subject Of general tntcres 10
d,sc,ss or a pubic svoio> to acknowledge, and who
ran nut tie ,d<a into hs HIn 100 vords Long
et.rs oannot Be printed
The evening world., 1894-02-06

william II, Ilornblo~s r has Just been married
In the warm slippers Of Copnublsl bliss he can
scuGt at thu old shues VI a dead Justice " the
United States supreme Court Syracuse standard.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Distraction between Drinks.

You will notice that those EngleMood druggist
are charged With selling not WAisGry bat "iutoNi
r.iins liquor All Enxlev ODD Is In a position
to swear It Isn't WHISKY -CGitakO Post.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
And Yet Broekway Was R.instated

ris evidence given in behalf Of the defense In
The Elmira Rsfornstory case Is even worse than
that giysl against the rehabilitation OF III. lnsti.
tuition. Every charge made seems to be strength.
.asa Incidentally BY the explanations offered
Rschastsr Poal,ExpEsaA
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Tasty Brenk

Half Grapefruit.
Finnan "Haddy.' Water Cress.
Dry Toast.
Rice Cakes.
Melted Sugar. Sweet Butter.
Coffee. Tea.
Condensed MIX.
Boil the Finnan haddock until tender,
drain, butter well and broil over a quick
fire and serve piping hot.
Soak the crosses at least one hour
in cold water. pick carefully and send to
table under cracked ice.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Postmaster Commits Suicide.


W. TFTTTTFFFTV TTT"TF
CHICAGO. Feb, G-M. A. Ryan, the Postmaster
~ Van Horn, la committed Suicide In his once
~yssteidIy rather than submit his accounts TO q
Post-unce Inspector Tor examination, There were
NJ charges that he Was short in his accounts.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
A Record. Promise.

Well, II the uEht here in this Senate between
Mckinley and Reed for delegates IN 1886 Is not the
hottest one We ever SAW, We will give an apple
pie TO all The Record newsboyS- Boston Record.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Gold Ore Had Been Sailed"

wv NNNO- THTVu TTfF'J
III. kENO, o. r, Feb. 6.-Thr gold excitement
In the Wirhtta Mountains eliminated Yesterday
nhen 1t VAS discovered that the alleged valuable
ore had been 'saitrd The gold schemers have
disappeared. aud the credulvus are cursing their
KulnhllltN.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

"'But' me no Butts" said the As
sembly, In effect, last night. and the
'Greater New York" bill went TO third
reading, despite the obstreperous MEM
Der from Westminster.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Women Should stay Nome.

To The Editor:
| am very glad to think that people are con
sideriEg MIR, Peter Rudolph Pickel's letter as they
are. Certainly It contains great truth. think
him a great man, and bis scheme OF having yo-
men return TO III. home circle Is the only WAY
out OF this misery. Let the women withdraw and
give the men a chance, and you will see better
lines. CIIAkLES MASTERSnN
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Da CANA gives forty-eIght hours no.
tice that he will blockade RIO. it will
be remembered that a recent notice OF
Admiral Benham. in Rio harbor. took
effect Immediately. Another one from
the American feet commander should
hardly be necessary.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
No n. =. strike Ordered.
(By Associated Press.

~. PAUL, MINI. Feb. s-Grand oncsrs Clark,
Sargent. Arthur and Wilson yesterday denied the
reports that Northern Pacific employees had been
notIhsd by the Federated Board to be prepared to
strike to-day. II . strike 10 ordered At all I, will
be alter ths oonfsrsnes with the ~receivsrs. when 4
nnl effort will be naas 70 secure ahs soAessSless
aake4 ~ The ma v,
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Eyes ON the Senate.

Once more the eyes u the country turn TOW ards
the Senate, WIN II give the country relief BY
prompt action en- the Tlrih bill, " viii II talk the
nation into d-lirlum tremens' Atlanta Journal.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
r.i.oto Orders American spnd.s

ny Associated PTess.)
ANDERSON, Ind, Feb, G-The Weight shovel
company has received an order for 100 dozen
extra heavy spades Tor W.. by brazilian Govern
ment troops The spades viii be ready for ship
ment the last OF the week.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
There is a painful monotony a,

There Is a painful monotony about
these stories OF dying men being set
down as "drunks" and left In the streets
to perish by hospital ambulance sur
geons. Roosevelt Hospital has added q
new one to Its list. This sort of thing
looks rather more discreditable, to the
ordinary observer, than would a little
longer hospital mortuary record.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Potato surpri.. for nm Inval

iotato urDri Tor nm Invalid.
Take a smooth. medium-sized potato.
wash and cut the small end partly off,
leaving just enough attached to form Il
little hinge. Scoop out part OF the raw
potato n fill with beef or mutton that
has been prepared by removing all gristls
and fat, chopped very fine and seasoned.
When filled, tie the potato cover on and
bake until tender. When done AXE from
the oven. raise the cover. and If the meat
looks dry, turn over it a little dressing
made with butter, water and -four, or.
If there Is any on hand, a little meat
gravy. Serve in the skin, and, as its
haine suggests. 1t win be a tempting
surprise. Or, for n change, simply bake
the potato and Wien done cut Off the
little end and scoop out all the inside.
season this with butter, salt and chopped
celery: beat up fine and light, then refill
the skin and serve.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

A Kentucky man is dying from the
effects Of a quart OF whisSey on his one
hundred and first birthday. Some men
never get old enough to know better.
tar rs. #4
The evening world., 1894-02-06

timely assistance. The Committee de-
clares that 1t proposes to do just thai
sort OF work. Then every good citizen
bids II Godspeed.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
u.ud-p,iu,ed Kid Gloves.

Kid gloves for ordinary wear are
painted; only The bright opera ti1ts,
such as fashionable ladies wear to match
their colored dresses, are dyed.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

gold satin, which is cut ON near the
shoulders n finished with deep lace
bands, terminating in bows on each
side of the front; the upper portion of the
sleeves Is accordion plated; hat of yell
low straw. faced with heliotrope satin,
tips of black. Thirty yards Of c7-inch
silk.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Midwint-r Fair Time Extended.

NV NNNUVTITtI TTFFN J
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. . The MlGwinter Fair
AIN he extended Z month brNond the time FIRST
proposed. The managers have decided that the
lrlav Of a month in upen!nY should be made ny
~ IN. other end. The Far win not close b-.ui-
Iuly Al.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Grace's Plain speech.

T. the Etitor:
The working girls OF the day make the work.
ing young man sick and tired by using words they
do not understand. They hear them some place,
and they think II 80 nice to use them. They
most alwsya put them where they do not belong.
To an educated person II 10 boring. My advice
10 they should use the plain language Of their
parents, a. I DO. It Is sood Enough for me,
and ! a sassrstses ~ all aRAcR hraoklyAs
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Never allow meat to be placed directly
on the ice, as the water draws out the
juices; 1t is even worse to lay 1t there
wrapped in paper 1t should always be
laid in a clean porcelain vessel or on a
Dlata.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
EDI'rO
While the Naval Iron Ia Hot.

The Senate Naval Committee is disposed 10
strike Tor an appropriation while the Brazilian
episode is keeping the lrer act. Louisville cour.
Ter journal
The evening world., 1894-02-06

They called valiant "a true Anar-
chist." But It Is a first principle OF
Anarchy to be true to nothing.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

by Associated Press)
LAWRENCE, Kan. Feb, S-charlsy Drake and
Harry Reeves got into q dispute over brakes
wife last night. and Drake finally drsw Q revolver
and fatally shot Reeyea. Then Drake mmittsd
suicide his siis had bssa nyiss WIZ As1ysa
The evening world., 1894-02-06

For a pronounced boss OF other men,
McKane exhibits little control over him
self, on the witness stand. a.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

It il a mistake to speak OF a jury Of
Ickane's peers. In his way. the
0rayesend boss Is simply peerless.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

It Is proposed to abolish the Marine
Corps in the United States navy. Tell
this to the marines!
The evening world., 1894-02-06
To Wash Red Table Linen.

II a little boraN is put in tire water
red table cloths and napkins will not
fade.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25
FLYING EASTWARD FAST.
cnnclna.a ION 10. 90.

10 shoW thst was ready a. all times 90 aid
the marshal II he called upon me- / tele-
qraphed she officers Of she Helena militia
10 meet me ~ my Office when l retutued O.
night. They we're here when arrived.
Marshal McDermott was here With them. aud
80 was Cen. Cullen. The latter vas
DESTROYS that call on the president for
FEDERAL troops. but / told him. a. | have
before. that would not do % until had
exhausted the resources Of the state, and
the mafshal had not called upon me for she
milltia. The marshal did not make any
domand npon me for assistance 30 night
and / told my officers that the militia would
ncs Dc called out under the circumstances.
III both Gen. Cullen and the marsaal
that r they we're ia earnest In teei endenv-
ors 60 stop the Corey army, and tho ma
shai would call upon me 90 aid in che I'M
l-ftskinC. I would respond With all the
forces OF the state. IL necessary"
Actteraay Judge knowles and United
staiss suofnsy Leslie joined IN telegram
81 the srcfttarT OF WAT feciting the fact
t-sstA- lated States marshal was unable
20 ca. 70 pa process OF the court; that the
CoNeYits4 asd stolen Northern Pacinc
: ain, ana 81 Nesting the secretary 80 have
tls oon1AndsT 81 Fort keogh stop the
train ami ArEest tae army.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

Ne 1.-The Old MamssiIs's seersL By T.
No a-Biind Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander
No. l-Peg woainston ~ Charles ReEde.
No. b-Ruhino. ~ OuidA
No. ii Have Lived and Loved By Mr..
No. ,Jot Her, Face aud Her Fortune By Mra
Ne sThe House on the Marsh. By FiOronos
No. 10 adies Fancy Work.
No; ll-Wifo in Name Only. ~ chArlotts
No i2The Story Of an African Farm. By
No. is-she. History OfAdventurO ~ Il. Iider
No; fixing solomon's Mines BY II. Rider
No u Essays, First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 smills By Alexander Dumss
No. l7-Ths Modern Home Cook look.
No, ls-Ihs Shadow Of bin. hy Charlotte NJ
No. ig The seorst of Her Lifa By Edward
No "a Rogus's Life. by Wlkie Collins.
No H-lhe Cthsr Mans Wife, by John Strange
No; z.-Ihs Master of the Mine. BY RObt
No. " -Lord Iisls's Daughter. By ChArlotts
No. 2i-Esssysi Second Series. By Ralph Waldo
No. 25-Doris' Fortune. By Florence Warden
No, 26-ThS Bag Of DiAmonds- By George Man
No. IA our of the World in Lightly Dsya
No ss-A NEMESIS. By J. MoIAren Cobbsn.
No. ~ Allan QuArtermAin. ny II. Rider nag
No. sO-The Scarlet Letter. By Nathaniel HAw-
No. si-Ihs FrontisrsInsn. BY Gustave Aimard
No sl--Gt the Norld's Mercy. ~ FioreaC
No. ss~The Yellow Mask. By wiikie Collins
No. a-hAtt; A 1alo of . Caravan. BY kobt-
No sS~A Little Irish Girl ~ The Duchess"
A.. h. afN l.rrA L.
No. s7-.Guilty or Not Guilty. BY AmsndA NJ
No. IS Sir NOsls Heir By Mrs May Agnes
No. se@Tbs Twelve Great Diamonds ~ Mrs
No 40 The Heiress Of Hendee Hall. BY Euis
No l@iho Cuban Heiross. By Mar Kyle
No 1s-isOra's Bridal Vow. by Marssrs,
No. ts-RalDh Raymond's Heir. ~ HOra,is
No. U.fho Fatal Glove By Clara Augusta.
no. ts-Ths Heir Of Chenille. By Francis A.
No. % Brave Little Woman. By Mrs Msy
No. tI~ihs oussns Revenge By sylvsnus
Nc. V SHE gnl Girl of Tyrol ByM. T CsdOr.
No. 'O-DerricK Vaughan. NOvenist, ~ kdns
No SnLtrhs 1'uobs.s. BY The duchess"
No. B2-Ths Heir Of Lima BY hobt. buchanan.
No. b8-The Two orphans ~ r. D'knnery
no. - Crown Of shame. BY florsnOs
No, - Troublesome Girl BY The duchess"
No. B-When q Mans single. ~ J. NJ. barrie
No d-kAnchon the Cricket. By George eAnd
No ss-1he Story Of hlizateth. ~ Miss
Thackeray.
No 5g-Two Kisses ~ HAwley Smart.
No GA Mad Love ny Charlotte N. hreAme.
No. 6i-Ths Devils Die. By brant Allen.
To any one Who will send Ne THREE of
the No. coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IN silver or post
age stamps We will send any THREE
BOOKS 10 be selected by yourself from the
list printed above. by mail postage prepaid
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

GHERIFT's E-MAuDE N. BAKER
- Plaintiff, ". Abbis J. Porter. b T. Porie
and Alexander Morton. defendAnts.
Onder aud BY virtue of an order Of sale and
district court Of the ftrst Judicial district OF he
state Of N ontana. IN and for the county OF Lewii
aud Clarke. on the 18th day Of April. a. ID. $50
in the above entitled aciion. wherein Mau.
judgment and decree OF foreclosure aad sale
against Abbie Porter 5, T. Port )
and Alexander Morton. dsfendsnts. on fh'
ith day Of April. A. D. isst for tho iun
Of sl,3a601 besi les interest costs AMI attorn-l
fees. which said decree was. on the 18th dAy ol
Aprl A. ID 1894 recorded in judgment bnoE
handed to ell ali that eert.in lot. piece Or
paro1l Of land. situate. lying aud being In Tho
..ortharn scito addition to the city OF helen
in he county ~ evils and larks. etato ni
montana. anu bounded and described a. fDuo ID.
to-wlt:
he east thirty ,8ll fo,t Of lot siE o.. in tl,c
siEty-hve (55l u the northern Pacific add I d
said being thirty s0 feet front on houlder
nue. aud one hundred aud forty tt0l feet de g.
said lot and block are numbered. dssigna'e 0
Pacific addition nov on file in the Office Of az
recorder u deeds Of said county Of LOWS an
Clarke.
I ogsthor with all and singular the tensments
heredifaments ald appurtsnances thersuntu b.
longing or n anyWise anpertaining
lablio notice IL hereby gwen. that on Thur,
dAI the 18th day Of bA,. 4. d. 1881. 81
o'clock m. Of that day, at tho front door OF tha
court house. Helena. Lewis and tlarks cuuntY
Montana will Ia obediarce TO said order Of sal
and decree Of foreclosure aud sale sell the Alto 70
10 necessary to Fstiffy raid Judgment with 70.
terest and costs; to tho highest and best bid'iof
for cash in hand.
o. - CHARLES d. CUNTS. Sheriff.
By fRED Z hoss. Under Sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25
Must IN REsroREp.

Judge Caldwell Directs the United states
Marshal ~ Fargo ~ Catch Them.
IurrE Rock. April 2i-Judgs Caldwell
received q telegram tonight from Judg'
sanborn. OF -. Paul, giving an account OF
ths seizare Of Northsrn Pacific train by
sac CoxeYites. Judge Caldwell has for
vatded telegram TO Attorney General
O.ney. calling stteution 20 the illegal
seizure OF the train IA Montana
that tue ropertT OF the road IL in tae
Eighth circuit In the hands Of a
receive. aud that 10 will be she dutV OF
United States eircuit court office = 20 use
all she power OF the government 90 capture
each tram and restore 10 10 tho officers OF
50 4 COURT aud punish she guilty. lie
quests that the general commanding tue
Departments be directed 90 render assist
nnce. Judge Caldwell also teiegraphei the
United states marshal az Fargo 90 seize the
train VIXEN 10 rescued that point aud re
store % 20 the possession Of the rsosiVers'
and 60 summon a posse sufficient for this
4 n pose
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

SHKKITF's SALE BENJAMIN W. sCHIIK-
- der. plaintiff v. ". ). ID. Smith and Aug
ust r ecnlil der. d-faniAnts
Under and by virtue Of an order % sale 40 |
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out OF tbs
state u Montana, in And FOR the county OF Lewis
and Clarke on the Etu uhy Of atrrch A. ID
1871, IN the above entitled Aotion. wherein rem
lanin y. ocniiedor, tho above named plaintiff
obtained Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
ust t.. schlledor. defendAnts on the wi
day Of November, A. D. 1sv for tho
sum Of 50 -, besides interest costs
and attorneys fees which said decree was
corded in Judgment book No Of sAid court At
rage 81. am commanded 20 cell all those certain
lots. pieces or parcel OF land. situate lying and
being in the county OF Lewis and Clarke. state Of
Montana, and bounded and described az follows
10 Wit;
ots numbef twelve and thirtsen IN block
number three in Noodlawn Park addition 10
the city OF Helena, according 70 the Official plat
Of said addition on hls Ia the office Of ths
county recorder 81 Lewis and CiarsO county
Nontana. 10 which references is hereby made fur
moro full and complete description OF said
lots.
oeether with all and singular the ,ensment.
Establishments AMI appurtenan o. thereunto be-
LONGING or iu auyWlse auperfainng
Public notice IL hereby given that on tstur-
day. the at day OF Nprti. A. D. isti. a. ~
o'clock m. Of that day. At the front door Of the
courthouse. Helena, Iswis and Clarke county
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. cell the above
described property OF 90 much thereof a. may be
necessary 10 safely sNid Judgment. with interest
and costs, 70 tho highest and beet bidder for
cash ia hand.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of arch,
CHARLES d. CURTIS. shsriH
by ANDREW ,. WADE equity Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

A poor man may possess "a wit SO fine
that it Il capable OF doing him a great deal
Of service and then wait a long time be-
foro an opportunity comes for him % exer-
else IL protitably This was the case with
an elderly tramp who was once intrustcd,
for want Of a better messenger. with an
errand % the Duke of Bedford
well, you re a queer fellow" said tho
duke on seeing him. what is your namo?"
My name is Russell, your grace. "
The duke laughed heartily, for his own
name was Russell
And how about your coat Of armss"
asked the duke. is that the same a. the
Duke Of Bedford -"
"Ah. your grace ' said the man. "our
arms may be much tho same. but fancy
hero : a slight difference IN our ooatsl'
As this fact was only TOO apparent. the
duke sent for "a good cogf of his own and
gave 10 o. the many Youth 5 COMPANION.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25
OTHER coMMONwEALERs.
Progress % the March OF other Divislo
Toward Warrington.

Progress o. the March OF other Division
Toward Washington.
BAtrlMokr April 2i-Jones' Philsdel-
uh.a division OF the coHmonVeal army
met such freezing reception IS Elliott
City tonight that "a 10 likely to 20 10 pieces
before IT'S reaches ths main body. They
we're not SLOWED 10 camp within the limits
OF she town, and got 90 qUarrslinG among
themselves. They could get nothing TO eat
aud we're forcsd 70 take % the woods.
wAsHNoroS. April "a The local eom-
mittse OF she CoxeY army think Glen Echo,
IA she suburbs OF the oity. will be selected
as camping ground. An ap cal fof contri-
lutions Of money and provisions has been
issued By the local committee. which IN
cludes in its members the wife OF h pre-
sentative Davis. Ex- Representative Morse,
OF MisconsiR. and Rev. Alexander Kent.
ATLANTIC. Iowa. April 2f.-kollsY and his
men reached here tonight. ! he Sierra
nsnto division, about 300 strong. have
elected Spsad general. and will Lereafter
follow him. They dsnounoe Kelley as hav-
ing spilled funds for his own use. The
men will remain here until THURSDAY.
WAsmNoloS. ArTil 24-TrsAsu'y officials
while diselaiming any fears of touble on
account Of the presence OF crowds. incident
70 abe coming Of C0KeJ's army, have taken
sac preoauti0n Of adding hfty i've earbines
md twenty rsvolyeTs TO the treasury sup
ply OF p ma
FEEDERIcK. Nd, April o. Corey re-
turned from New York to-day de says
the managers OF the truuk lines held a
meeting to-day on the subject Of giving re
uuoed rates 20 Washington Mas l. Several
recruits we're received during ths day.
CHICAGO. Apfil 24.-Randalrs common
veal army is having q boom To-day re-
cTuits can, IN faster than they could be
enlisted. Applications were made by Poles
and bWsdes, bat no Ons unable 20 speak
she 4 4gliGh language was taksa.