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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

A party ~ Turks, four mrn ami three
women, who having been holding forth
NJ the Mhwintrr fair. aud who were Also
at the worll'- fat. came IN fr-,m the
west this afternoon, and were the center
~ attraction Al the depot Tor several
hours. numl"r IL young gentlemen
view =" well pleased with their Aplear.
hucr that they followed ,h-m frim the
depot +" their l"iging quarters. TmE
'i'zkN learns from Frank NJ. CrusaAn
that they arr going tu r-mSin IN the city
f"r few days. aud will probably give
an exhibition II iH also undrrut,-h that
Ia" women Of Tia" party are accomplished
dancers, and arr proficient in the dances
that shocked the lady commissioners al
the Worlds fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

j = Dayton and his pleasant, er,ims-
hle wife came down from Las Vegas this
morning aud left for San FrAnrscn half
an hour later, WHERE they will reside IN
TIA" fL'nr" For n long time. MIR. dayton
was n Trustworthy aud competent freight
conductor on the Santa f- ROAD L-tw..n
tins city aud Las Vegas. and when ia.
hr"mrn ~ this city were anxious Ia reach
Las Vegas IN July 3.I.i to attend the
convention And tournament, h- kindly
offered Ia run hls train Tor their benefit
provided c"ns-n, could h.' secured from
the rniliuad company. he was not -n-
sctly u sympAthis.r with th- A. X. H.,
but his engineer and fireman were. and
all three ios, their jobs. success IA Mr..
Dayton aud wife.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
Hrr~ srons s'srhis,.

Fred, Hrlwigg. who has been up in ia.
cochhi mining district, developing rev.
erAl promising claims, returned home
last Saturday evening. He promised ~
call q, TmS CIrLKS office aud give out for
publication some very interesting data
ahou, the wonderful district. bu, up 10
this hour, tp IN. has no, shown up. II
liz l-Arns'i from his SOU, Joe iielwigg. the
famous parachute jumper, tina, dad has
struck Il rich and is taking oui gooi pay.
INK ore by the car load daily"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Char QUEER returned frum winslow this
afternoon. where he paper'd a cottage
occupied by Station Agent AspinwAll.
Charley informs Tux CIrIEsS that the
Gallup base ball club defeated the For,
wingAse club las, sunday 10y the score II
III tos
VIM. Sanguine,te, who has been
troubled for the past month with rh-u-
inAti1m 10 such an extent tho, he could
not work, resumed charge 81 his Jnsiiion
at the ~, Elmo this morning while all.
s-nt, l.. Shoemaker vas one II ia. mixers
al that resort,
Belen will Ice In her glory morrow.
for the reason tina, the people there and
for miles around will congr-gat. Ia c-lr-
brate the Feast IL Assumption" Rev
J. N. Coudrrt. ~ BernAlilin. and . mum
ler of other pri.sts throughout the terri
tory are now AT Delrn.
II n more than likely that the city
council will, at itr next meeting, take
some action toward widening rij.ras
avenue, between Second aud Third
streets. Tn. land u, this roin, lays in u
peculiar shap-. and, IN cnns,-i urnc-, these
who own the land are hll,ug up the
avenue.
Dr. u, &. Him0-. the Atlantic and Pa
cific surgeon al N--dl-r. who hAH l--n ia
the city several days curing u sunburu,
nose which he contracted on a recent trip
Ia the Grand canon IN Colorado, will
leave this evening for his home. The
nose. although sadly ou, IT gear, apI-sr-
Ia lie mending nicely.
o. Is. Earickson, cousin II W H.
EArickson. came up from Rinc"n aud
Nagialrna lart night. AMI remained over
hare until this afternoon when h. went
up IA Las Vegas W. II Earickson EN-.
irayorei Ia get ollie to remain over Ia
-es ,h. Turks dance and sing. but liz
would M, b- perruadei
Hon. jefferson Reynolds. New Msxi-
eos succerafli banker, wAa a passenger
IN NJ 3 this morning from Las Vegas,
and continued on To Defining. where he is
Interested In several irrigation and min.
ing enterprises. II. expects 10 return To
this city in few days. where he will ra-
main for = short time.
Judge Tnmbl-. the old Democratic
warrior, whose true Jrh-rEnnisn IDEAS
are not pleasant 10 some IL th. Hn cAll,si
democrats II the city, 10 complaining
these warm days, lie Ia thinking u ~.
turning To his T,jerss canon ranch in =
few days. where he can sip the pur.
mountain air aud live on but,ermilk.
q. {. CAr-w, who left here under un.
favorable circumstances yesterday morn
ing. being accused ~ stealing two pn.u.
matte bicycle tires from J n, ShurtI, a
Telegram bring s-nt Ia intercept him Al
Las Cruces, reached NJ Paso safely. Tn.
officer at Las Crue-. received tbs dis.
patch after the train had pA...d tina,
station.
Johnny Hitchcock. the go1i loking
right hclder ~ the Browns has. hall club,
has r-turn-d from q pleasant visit "a h,.
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. d. ". Hitchcock,
II Nan MArcial. II 10 hin,.-i by Captain
w".nansss aud his Railsn, browns tina,
Johnny ia not particularly stuck On San
AArciAl, but tina, b. is aomewhat IN low.
a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

A. remedy fr all forms II headache
Electric Bi,trrr has proven IA b- the
very best II effects n permanent cure
and the m@t d~si>i hsbitual headaches
yield Ia its influence. W. urge eli who
ar aihlct'"i Ia prrur- a bottls. and give
this remedy n fair trial. In cases ~
hAhi,uai constipation. Electric Bittrrs
cures by giving the n.~led tone W the
how-lH. anil few ca=.'r lnng resist the US.
Il this m-'iirin-. Try II once. Larry.
h"itirr only my cents a, Dr. 7. II. Bur.
KrAH a Sons, hrugHirtn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
from Monday's Daily.)

lrron Aonoay betJJ
J schwsrtx, lAis Of this city. has open
sd = paint shop At Ph9nix, Arizona.
Miss Rose Kimberly, sisse. Of hrs.
Sam W. white, returned " the city this
afternoon from visit 70 her sister, Mrs..
Charles L. Flynn, Of winslow.
Z. l.. wsshburu and wife, and Mrs..
Fred Lewis, who were on the Psoos hsn-
ing and enjoying . very pleasant, happy
outing, returned TO the city last Saturday
aight.
Miss A. b. Carr, formerly In the milli-
merry business on Railroad avenue, len
yesterday afssFnoou fos beaver. She sx-
poets 10 be absent from the city for ssv-
eral weeks
Chss. Schmidt, fireman on the Atlantic
q Pacific. 10 rejoicing over the arrival 81
his home In south Albuquerque OF q
bouncing baby girl. DR.. wrosh reports
mother and child getting along nnsiy.
W. ". Cobb. wife and baby. who have
been rassiessing out In the Sandia
mountains for ths past ten days, return
cd To the city yesterday aissruooa. ksy
Ross also came Into The city with them.
Mic Edith Rsnnsr and mother len pee
,ssiay afternoon Zoe CeTTillos, whsrs they
will reside In the future. Aiss Ross
R-pper lsft this afternoon for Santa 20.
where she will visit frisnds for shor,
time.
Sheriff Jaoobo Yrisarvi and family len
on the afternoon train for Chicago, sbsTs
he 10 taking his daughter. Miss ElosiA. "a
have an operation performed On one OF es'
eyes. They will be Abssn' about q
month.
James A. Lang. who went 70 New
York on . visit N bis parents, returned
home las, Saturday night. He siasini
TO have had . Jolly, good time, aud be
looks every inch like 9 man who did
have q sne time.
N. v. Harris. probate clerk. Who hal
b.eu taking = needed vacation 81 th'
Jem-s ha spriags. raturne1 70 his duties
al the court house this morning Mr.
Hsrris and the children vii mot rssar'
HON. until so,ns time In ssp,smbsr
J. Van Hou.su. oas os the progressive
directors Of the Maxwell LAID Gran
company. visited Aiboqusrqus yesterday
He repSrss ColfAz eoas,y nAhing selb'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Mr.. q, CAill0u-tt-, druggist. beavers.
vile. ILL.,, says; ITO Dr. Kings New
discovery ! owe my life Was taken
with Ia grippe and tired all the physi-
ciAns Tor miles about, bu, ~ M avail and
was given up and told I could not live.
Having pr Kings New Discovery In my
s,"rr | sent fr Lo,tl. aud began "a us.
4 aud from the hrr, dose b-gan n get
better. and after using three boiti-s was
up and about again, II Ia worth its
weigh, IN gold. W. won't keep house ar
sto'y without H." ,iet q trial bottle at
DIR. 7. u. burgess a sons, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
rHh BAsA BALL MATCH
DIAMOND DusTs.

"Sporting Davis" II ''Our Chief Nc.
knight" company, occupied = seat on tn,
ground and Justify che-red the Bar.lAs
boys. and occasionally threw out n hint
to the umpire tina, he Was not square in
his decisions. MAndell was all right.
p. y McCanna sold tick.t.s~t the gate
box. while W. l.. HAney took them in.
Both are enthusiastic when /, comes to
helping along the DIRE department.
G. McDonsld made thirteen II the Bar.
elias sluggers fan the air He was sup.
por,ed in admirable s,yl. by Raymer. his
regular catcher, Roy Mcdonald. playing
IN Quier's position in len d.ld. Roy hi,
for home run in ia. fourth inning. and
Raymer, who ran the bases for him. made
the circuit In race horse fashion.
B.it vurhes covered himself again
with glory ai second base and at the bat
lie drove out home in the hnh inning
j. Sediilo, the heavy batter VI the Ba-
relAs. landed ON the ball Ia the second in
ming. and Capt. woodmAnsee, out in CEN
ter field. had 10 chase leather. se'iillo
knocked one Of the longest hits ever
made on the grounds, and went clear
around the basss The next time At the ba.
he struck out.
Chaves pitched for the Barelss In go"l
style for three innings, but in tue fourth
the Browns found him an essy mark
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

We promisesi las, week 10 let our read
erS know the effect the water Of the sal,
lakes east Of 81. Johns had on rheumatism
from the experiences 81 Judges Mcdonald
and Ruiz and wife. and John T. Pattsr-
son With one accord they pronounce
the effect A. wonderful. when they
reached the lakes there was quite = num-
her of iuvalids already on the ground
from New Mexico, who had come for the
purpose OF testing the virtue Of bathing Ia
its water for rheumatism. Among the
number there was one lady who hAd been
afflicted with this painful disease fos
twenty years. She had tried ell the ply.
siciAns she could hear Of ~ well a. the
Jemes Ho, Syringe in Bernalillo county,
New Mexico. without finding relief.
After taking only nine baths she left for
her home entirely free from pain. There
Ia no doubl but in 3 few years, when the
curative power Of these waters become
better known, II will be . fAvorite fos
persons afflicted with rheumatism, and will
become one of the noted sanitsriums O.
this country st. Johns Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
a csAcz sss..y nsss.


seuse % zee We.aerrst nsshers 0wp
- ~ .. n. nssssew.
On The Old Juan d. Cristobal Armij,
ranch. three miles north ~ The city, !.
perhsps the lsrg-s, and finest hsri 81
thoroughbred. registered Jersey cattle "
he found In central 90 su,hrrn New Mes.
len. j. X Matthew, the lessee 81 the Ar.
milo ranch. owns there some nineteen
bead OF crram colored besu,ies, thor.
oughbred wi,bou, exception. and u thu
famous signal strain u Jersey stock. the
herd being headed by Col. Marcy, q
bull Of unusually good run and cons,i.
tuition. There are many hne cows In the
bunch. but most notable among them ar,
Witchcraf', Ora Daisy, Maltese Kit, Plata
Palsy. Marcey'S Queen. Mas Lena and
Luc.ro who would all rate high In any
show ring. while they are all superlstive
mixers, giving daily proof st the pail u
the old saying that "blood will tell" II
IL pleasure 10 look Al such clean limb
ed. sof,-hairsd snd mild.syed creatures
In these days when everything having .
suspicion II jersey blvod is called Jsr-
sep.
Golden butter ~ delicious quality,
sweet cream And rich milk are delivered
daily by Mr.. Matthew 10 epicurean Albu.
Iuerluesn who appreciate dairy luIuriss
par excellence. Al this dairy 10 10 he
seen the only cream separ, TOR that has
been introduced in Albuquerque. This
wonderful machine. while revolving its
milk receiving bowl At the almos, incr~d.
,ble speed u $500 revolutions psr min
ute, throws "a pure cream from milk
brought frrsh from the COW. the magic
power employed being Centrifugal force
which accompliShes the separation for the
PLAIN reason that a. the milk 10 heavier
than cream, when the two arc rapidly
revolv-d In bowl made for the purpos-,
the heavier hu'l must be thrown to the
outer par, Of the bowl while the cream. u
ics~ specific gravity, remains In the cen
ter 81 the bowl; thus each ia easily drawn
"f in a completely separated cond ,tion.
Such cream. and III. butter made from
1t, arc Of qusli,y much superior 70 tina,
produced by the tin skinner and daah
churn me,hois IL our grsndmoth hers aud
these methods in,elligently employed In
treating Jersey milk, known everyw here
aS the finest. are sure to bring forth a
product leaving nothing w be desired
The cows are carried and rubbed down
like race horses. and are Eel and cared
for with every regard To health and clean
lin"sS, the methods employed being iden-
teal with those at the famous Vanderbilt.
Long Island. dairy and the Darlington,
PhilAdslphia. dairy, whose butter brings
one dollar per pound. Mr.. Matthews
enterprise S in every way one Of which
Albuquerque should be proud and should
substan tally encourage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Harry Ludsord. one Of our townsmen,
Was msryisd a. The evening Of August 8,
Al ths residences OF u. ". Loodon. 70 Aiss
yissis sssnhouss, u La Sale. ILL.,, bat
isrms,y q ; sa CITY, es; TX. s,ssss q
was psrfbrmsa BY Rsv. Howard b,iimsa
Xnss coasrasulsaions were sAowsrsd
upoa the ycaus eoapis . dainty supper
Wss served 20 those prossnt. being only
the relatives and intimate frisuds. The
bride was the recipient q many useful
aud valuable pressuts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

AT Camp whitcomb q gosi cook Ia Sun
ployet. aud Waters 10 that rssor can Kst
good meals and sxcsllsnt mmoiAtions
a rsAsoaabis rates. Also plsaty u good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

wse ess~ nal, ssme s.s ssss sse~.
Exetttsg.

4
i Exettisg.
The sports given Ny III. fre delart
men' ., the hi' grmnds yesterday after
mon were exciting AMI interesting. bg
the c,owd--well, the lees saii III. better
for 'hcrv werr only few present. stu
they heartily enjoyed the events AMI al
wers more than we'll paid.
| rHs Foor RACES
Trainer Knight. who hal charge ~ th,
foot raoes, selected y y lsh-rwuo.i and
the sporting editor Of rns CIrrGns q.
timers. AMI W G Mason a. starter, h.
holding the time piece himself
The hrv, race on the pr,tgrAm was be-.
tween MI Benjamin ADd Plac,du Gsrria,
the crack sprinter of ~. Bar-lns las.
ball club They b-d the mark fnr the
l00.yari sprint. aud ~erv sen, "a 81 =
good start. Por hny ysris they wsrs
running neck sbd NECK. but after tha,
solly began 10 move away, running .as-
lily. aud he cr,~sed the HON. mark yard
In advance. Time, II Is seconds
The nett race vas . dry yard dssh be-
tween Frank kr-smer and Harry AoCue.
The latter surprised hIs friends by win.
ning by at least = yard in d Id seconds.
The Mi d race was b.tween Bert vur-
hes aud Joe ,sherwooi. distance seven.
,y.dve ysris. The latter won in y s-c.
oudr
Granger aud RAymer. two long dis
lance sprint-rs u the hose running team,
contested for hoBoru In IA, 100 yGvVi race \.
and ~ the surprise ~ all. even To Ray
mer Who said "b, would come on, s.c.
ond." the latter won Ia ~ 10 ..coDds
WoUlmA Nsce was down as one II TIA.
contestants in this race. bu, Withdrew.
The Barelas friendp Of Garcia were M,
satisfied with the showing he made
against Benjamin, and bAn,ered the
friends u the latter for another race VI
100 yards for . ANAL purse. J. ApuiAca
backcd Garcia for a., Will. Harry We'll.
Ter and half dozen more flashed al, their
$5's on Benjamin. weiller's o. was
taken, and y special race then took place
between the two rprin.ers, Benj amin vim
ming again in II seconds.
rHH RAsA BALL aATCH.
L. ID. MAnd.ll. who had been mutually
selected As umpire, cAlle,i the bss. ball
match at 3:3O o'clock, with the Bruwns =,
the bat. The game Was r-plete with Ell.
citing plays. Helwigg. for the Bruwus,
however. proving weak at rhort stop. but
that did not prevent Csp, wosimAnsee's
unbeatep colts from ou,playing. outbat.
ting, aud ou.classing, in every particular,
their opponents, the Bar-lAs team The
score by inninYp ia Aa follows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

delayed train ,his morning. He vss
scheduled In remain away from work also
during this week. hu, the young gentle
man VIII" war rubhing fur him considered
that Il" could make more money by play.
INK with W." bags, ani ih-rcIor- threw ~
hip ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
% rsiiroad management mas give
rsmsn's tournament, . rata Of
for tho round trip. from any poiI
Mexieo and return. Al points D
ticksts viii be on
md 2sd. and md. I'D and Gath
and points north.
includes the Ssh on returning,
lament meets In Rsst Las Vegas
~, and continues three days.
ems Convention will meet a.
Oh On the morning Of the 2sd.
a aseh asrSke.
sssss. y. r. Skinner and d.
pas, Who are interested In mil
J. p. ksslsr and George Rdich
Dolores dislFic., all Albuaues
Asssasssaily ssAss.

james Morton. sormsriy . hssk driver
of she city, accidentally shot himself last
Friday aksFuoss oa ths road between the
Coehili miaing district aad Wallace. He
was riding, when hss hosss fslL and the
pistol be vas carrying IN hs hip pocket
vas discharged. the ball going around
the right knee joins, and Strange 70 say
only causing painful assh wound. He
cams on 70 this city arriving saturday
evening" Dr. Wroik 10 attending Mr..
Morton, snd the wound viii soon Deal
II was . narrow sssaps non very
SERIOUS wound.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Chas. y. Hunt went Out 70 Tvsras
canon this morniag. He will 30 In He'll
to- morrow. oaiy nv milss separating
ths tvo essoas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
sspssg Tsam

fss "Albuqurrqus CirixKs" has .
'eag newspaper team. Last week
ssnas Hughes sold . half iutsrss. In
s' paper 10 ". 7. kecrsigh'. The lat
Een,lsuan has bssn the city editor
~ss the paper stArssd. They now have
Aae"eiassd Press dispatches. AMI che
m,.ks." always popular. shoahi he Ia
r demand aov than eyer =
'sonino. Arizona, Bun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

tAs rad 10 the univsEsAsy will sooa 10
eAaasbls II nos repaired.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18


be literally paironiSed by the military
inclined young boys of the southwest.
Henry Hart, u Gallup. made . pleas.
ant call At tbs CITIERs Office this AFTER
noon. This Ia the hrst visit Mr.. Hart has
made 10 Aibuq usriue In the past four
years. He Ia In tho lumber business al
Gallup. aud Ia pleasant gentleman.
Mrs. W. d Trull, wife of the santa 70
Rad agent at nj PAsn, and daughter
came In from tho Yves, yesterday after
nom. amer visi, 70 California relatives
and friends. Sbe returned to her NJ
PAso home on the delayed train this
morning.
A squA~, IN the city Jail for twenty
days for drunkenness. escaped this morn.
Ing. JAilor Tyler had soms work for her
10 do on the outside, and Ansr sssing her
q, work he cams an town. On his 70.
turn. the squa~ wss sowhere IN be
found.
Mr.. aud Mrs. v. ". Kent. Miss Maggie
Kent, and hiss Maggie Lee, will leave
Tomorrow morning for the He'll canon
dk,ric,. and will be absent The balance Of
this week, Ths ladiss will keep house =,
The Kent cabin. while Pr~i pans out mug.
ssss Of gold from bis rich placer hsh.
Pinto Pine. the we'll known spanish
interpreter 81 Las Cruces. who attended
the meeting u the rspablicaa CENTRAL
eonaities 3, santa W. p.ssed through
the city On bis way home this morning
Pluto has q number u relatives ., the
capital. and he remained over with them
several days Ahsr the COMMITTEES nesting
sAioarasa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-12

A high authority says recently in The
Country Gentleman that the only ex-
cuso offered for docking horses--viz,
that it prevents their getting their tails
over tho line and keeping them there
is entirely exploded by recent expert
ments.
The docking process besides agra
Yates the nervousness and sensitiveness
Of the horse regarding his tail, and so
defeats its very object. However as l
said a moment ago, 1t is merely fash
ion, ranking along with that of cutting
an oyelot in the nose and wearing bone
collar button in it, peculiar to barbarous
dudes, or the silly custom of fiattening
the head of child by putting him in
the crude squatting machine during in
fancy.
In Africa there is social set Of peo-
pie who bore hole in the under lip and
wear large ivory peg in the button
hole, while others cut or burn long fur
rows across the front breadths of their
bodies, so as to raise huge ridges and
cicatrices, which they regard as beauti-
full and aristocratic.
The tenderest portion of q horses
body is that quarter easily defended by a
long tail but entirely out of reach of a
docked horse. | cannot bear to look at a
crazed animal eating the air wildly
with his pathetic stump while the mad
dening flies are singing his poor little
stomach.
/ cannot be patient with those who
follow this wicked custom in order that
| they may be considered fashionable.
The man who does this, knowing the
facts regarding it, is the man who pulled
flies to pieces when boy, and if his
wife really indorses it her family ought
to have the coffee analysed every morn
ing.
And how can docked horse be re-
garded as beautiful?
How would George Washington look
in marble riding a mutilated horse?
Does any great sculptor ever put a
hero on bobtailed steed?
Not unless he be also the editor of a
fashion magazine
We may strain point to be fashion
able by putting mourning rosettes on
our horses and draping the russell boot
tops Of our footmen and coachmen, but
why disfgure beautiful horse and
cause him needless pain all through the
docking process and then each year
through fytime in order to be Sin
style?'
How do we know besides how the
sensitive nerves of a horse may be tor
tured all his life afterward by the strain
put upon them during the long hours
when his inflamed stump is tied to the
rafters of the stable in order to give it
that sore thumb angle which Central
park seems to demand?
How do we know what dull aches
may come down the spine and chase
each other over the SCARED stub of a
once tail when there is going to be a
change in the weather?
There was never time in the history
of the world when men and women
were more sensible regarding their
dress, it seems to me, than the present.
Men go without vests even in congress
if they are more comfortable, and wom-
en- are giving up the custom of squeez.
ing the floating ribs into the lungs in
order to look slender and miserable.
The old Roman toga, which was SC
unsatisfactory in cold, blustery weather,
has been discarded, and the present
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-12

A memorable instance of presence Of
mind was the adventure of certain
Desaugiers at the time of a popular up
rising in Paris, when the people took
possession of the Tuileries. The hero of
the incident sagely acted upon the the
DRY that poor excuse is better than
none and sometimes better than bet
ter one would be.
He was an inquisitive person, and re-
CARELESS Of danger he hastened to the
Tuileries at midnight to see what was
going on. At the gate he was stopped
by two revolutionists Of ominous ap-
pearance. "Why do you not wear a
cockade, citizen? Where is your cock
ade?" they asked.
A mob gathered about him and de-
manded fiercely, Citizen, where is your
cockade?'
Desaugiers took off his hat, turned it
around and around, looked at it on all
sides and then said in a tone Of mild
surprise:
"Citizens, it is strange, very strange.
must have left it on my nightcap. -
Lippincott's.