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Huntsville gazette., 1894-09-15

Democrats get poor comfort from
election returns these days.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-09-15
SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th 1894.

Our collector, Charles K. Binford.
ESQ, is making his rounds with the
subscription bills due our paper. Please
pay or name day when you will pay
Huntsville gazette., 1894-09-15

BRACES
Trusses, etc. Remember that
our stock of the above goods at
complete in every detail. See
them.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-09-15
Give your boys trades

Judge Lynch will yet be throttled.
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Land unee.

The following Hhuss were ma IL In
tnu local land ONCE under date Of
Nov. 1905
RO'v Harris, Of Rj'sville, homestead
uu,ry Of tao u9rh nall, uJrtne,t guar.
tor, aud uOfth naii, northwest quarter,
stvdOn -. township II nuftn, range I
wet, cOutsiuiug lBJ acre..
Bcuiamin h. Gray, VI Siinersville,
homestead entry o, tue west matt,
southeast qIar.vf, and rast hall, south
wvsl qusft'r section 20, township -
sgutu, range IL wos1, containing 100
acres.
Roger W FarraL OF Beaver, hons.
sIuau nuai OF Oi the southwest quar-.
lcr, uOftnwust Il iaf,uf, aud west uali,
euutuwust qu..tur Of section 3j, iowa.
snip.1 SUN, range west, AMI the
uOrnwtst quarter, northwest qu ,fisr,
,cuon Z, township IS SUN, rang, :
west.
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ALMA HAGUE's CASE.


Special 70 ne NEws by Du.rsf Telegraph.
Provo, Ctah, Nov. i8.-At 2 o'clock
Arthur Brown moved to 20, aside the
indictment Ia the case VI the United
states We Alma Hague, making false
eB,rits, on the ground that 5,enO.
grapher Pike had been Ia the grand
jury room while the evidences wac
taken, contrary to the statutes. IL
was not cvftain that MI PiRo
uHd bcen there although au
ofder from the attorney general
hau objected him 10 b.. Afgumen,s
On tue mUt,u continued till tuis even.
ing, 10 gave tue attorneys au Oppur.
tuuity ~ ascertain u Fige was there.
Tue mUtiou viii he opposed ny PfysU.
ca i.g Attorney Juuu anu - eciai
Counsel Mar uali. II tho mILon 10
uvuifuisd tue Indictment will be de-
muff.u 10, 10 tue demurrer " uvei.
ruicd a nn,ivu will no madu to compel
tuU piD.cculiDn 10 eisut when oyuat
tary viii + coed uu.
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Of domestic terfofs for him wbilein her
cupt-and she waa ain them" oiten'
a few days after her release from Gus
l0jy on The adultery charge Mira
Tuits ami Mr. Novel; maize up their
minds 10 wed, aud no time was lost IN
carrying that Intention into effect.
When the divorce was granted, Mrs.
Tu'ti obtained n portion Of real estate
said to be worth about 5000, AMI on
this she drew $500 slmost immediately
afterwards.
At this tine the lady was Indebted
to Judge Powers IN the modest
sum Of $3.50 tor his skiiful advo.
cacy in her behHlf before the
iuiy ia the criminal court, ana
when che and Mr.. NOVEL; 10 use the
Jujge's own expfes.lou) event upon
tneir bridal tour, she promised iallh-
fully to settle W on her return" Bat
sus diun't keep her word. she has
lodged him around this corners ever
since; anu % this afternoon he went
before Commission, McNaily, proved
up his suit tor the $3.50, anu obtained
J iigmeut by ueIsult, with flS odd COSTS
attached,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EZRA KESDALL's play, Tue 5ubai'
tutv, In when no vii appear a, tnt
Theator next Friday and Saturday, IL
reminiscent VI the civil war IN that the
central figure, Simon Pure, iork
state farmer, lolus tue army as sabsti'
tute for the snan who has been his
successful rival In love affair. II
turning tom the war he huds hir
former rival has died Ia the interim
anu Simon retains his character Of
"subhIitut," by taking upon himself
tue care Of tho widow anu family. a
pleasing feature, rs a mere incident, is
a reunion Of u. A. II, veIerana aud the
unexpected, but welcome, presence Of
n foimer urigh6or who mad joined aud
fought Tor the southern cause.
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PROVO.
pRovo, UIAH, Nov la, 1884.
FIRST District Court.

The case NJ the Emery COunty Mer-
camille Go. Va Thomas q. Miles Anu
Frances a, Miles, Was heard yesterday
afternoon by Judge Smith, n Jury hav.
ing been waived. The suit was brought
10 obtain decree restoring lot !, block
SO, IN Huntington townsite survey, to
plaintiffs, who claim 10 have BEEN
wTongluily dispossvsse Of the property
hy defendants on the B0.h day Oi Aug
ust, 1884 plaintiff became lpossessrd
Of the property under foreclosure of n
trust deed In favor Of tho Emery couu-
Is bank, on the 18Th Of August, 1894.
Judgment was given In favor OF the
plaintiff corporation.
The Jury IN the case OF oliver A.
5lAde Va Harry 4. Hays and Albeit
HAYS returned verdict IA 'avor OF
plaintiff. awarding him the Hnd In
controversy aud $500 as reulF, Issues
ana profits from tbs land for the time
Il has been In tue possess on Of DC.
lenuants.
This morning jary was empAuele. J
In the case ~ l.. Levy W John A,
Brown (sheriii) aud Ely ~ Walker
DTy q ODDS COMPANY. Plaintiff sua-
for the recovery " stock OF mer.
unaudiss valued at $500 which was
taken possession OF bY sherlti Brown,
Ia tnis city, on the l0lh day Of Aug,
1894, uudor au execution In favor oi
tho Ely n Walker Dry Go do com.
D,ny against lie mann jacobson. Mr..
jacobson maize an assignment some
time before the attachme WIS levied,
and MI Levy claims ~ have bought
the stock Of merchandise at Rssignee's
sale. Plaintiff also asks for 81 900
damages anu costs Of suit. rho de.
'en.e IL that tue aisignmsu, was
fraudulent.
Attorney g. ;. Varian, Of Salt Lake,
has filed u document for the purpose
Of opening up the litigation over the
Mammoth Copperopolis mining prop.
cry IN Tintic. Tho claimants who
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esteem and respect him on account
of tho sterling qualities he po-scs.od.
The iunorilservicoa were noldtn hcbig
Cottonwood meeting house on Monday,
November A.. 1874, Bishop ID. 49, Briutnn
presiding. SUI ubln music and singing
wcr0 fufui he'd Tor tho occasion by the
ward choir. Payer was ,tlorcd by
Bishop John Non aud the netting was
addressed hy tho io lowing Elders; WIN.
Taylor. VIM. Casper, Charles a. Harper,
VIM. ulIl, Am Sea Jos, T.. iay Tor,
bishop Jninos G. llamil on, Milo An.
drpws, Augus ~ Cannon aud Bishop ID.
% uriutou. Tho spvlkrrl, nearly all "
whom were acquainted with tho de-.
ccs cd ia early dAyf, bore testimony TO
tho Iood qualities tina. 3 was bis prlyl-
l"ine 10 be endowed with.
A long train n vehicles, loaded with
relatives and ffluud-, followed bic zoe
o. aims To thulr lAtt resting place In tho
Big Cottonwood ccmolory. F.M. ID.
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DrsrRrr rvEN1Na NEWS CEsDAY, Novr1Drn 10. 1891.

win. Olly une.eighih Of the CHASE,
who graduate highest, eau become
members IN any event. AZ the Time Of
being admitted 10 the Fraternity, our
young friend from Provo received "a
handsome decoration, made Of solid
gold, aud baviug unique aud beauti.
ful design. lie N proud VI II, aud well
he may be. IL represents another ri.
umph wUu ty young Utah, IA con
test Of brains Rud Industry, IN an
eastern college. Tue NEws oongfalu.
laies tue young man, for he has given
further proof 0i tue superiority Of the
young men u this community, who
contend for the hcnors In eastern odu.
catiOnal inetitutitnB.
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Notes and Personals.

A daughter was born 10 Df. aud Mrs.
=. "A. Allen last evening. All vol.
There IL another case OF dtphlhrria
In the family u Lew NJ InIague. The
patiunt IL siA.yeat'1id BOY. A little
girl In the saRe family 10 suffering
from scarlaIina.
The Ladies' Democratic club will
give their nrst uRll Ia tue 5Jutn wOrlh
hai! Friday evening.
Prosecuting Attorney Judd ani
Special Counsel Jouu Am rshalI In the
case of tue United States W Am,
Hague nm IN iHe city. Il l. expected
that n demurrer 10 u, indictment viii
DO AfgueI this afternoon. Artbui
Brown ALEC preser, 60 look alter De.
fsndaEps end VI ire business.
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are seeking to recover the property IN
dispute are English capitalist, ami
Lord Claude Hamilton figures M the
case. The case WAS commenced by
tn Original plaiuufi. In this court iu
1854, AMI Judgment taken by default il
1898. No files Of tho case can be- lou -
In the CLERKS riiice. THIS mn q ID.
necessary to obtain large number q {
afiidavits and other Documents from
per-ons Ia this courir, Aul g. j. 1s'
land.
IL the csse OF the Fitsj Ns.l0nsl
Bank VI Provo " Aqu'la COiiirse ~,
dufenCAnts cOniossrt ~ gmuu', Anu
uecrrt Of foreclosure VOC ,hs ani,uui Of
81 SS6.i2.
In tLa case Of /. -. Dau1n W Cazi't
Brus. 1T a., Judgment, by curt'ul Igr
80 Va favor oi plaintiff aaa CntettI.
The SiegUl Clo,hlns g.. h.s rum-
m-urri sui. against M4a- Irterou 10y
St7Ig7 on IA account iHf Wrr'hnud %
obtained II IN Goid.m,iI d 10. 'uH
acniuu; has hsen a'sig cd o me plniu-
TIA togpJrAtioL,
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AS TO A nlGn SCHOOL.


In accordance with resolution
adopted by the county court on the
9th inst. the members " ths board Of
education Oi this city ani tue trustees
Of the vAriuu. scuo1l distriois Of tue
county will meet tomorrow atern on
beginning ~ O'Clock for tue luf'
pUse Of oouaiduIi g the proprlety anu
Huvisability VI donating 10 the school
authorities uf Salt Lake county, What
10 knJWn % the Oid cut hoist
grounds nj tue corner Of Second sun
auu stcuau West stfeu:s; lnditiyneu,
that there thsii te erected thereon =
hlgh scnUol buijiug for tnu usu Of the
advance pupils Of both city anu
clu.ly.
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The SHAM BATTLE.
IL win lake lac. tomorrow, Begin.
Mug al Onr a.. NJ.

Final and oOmpute ARRANGEMENTS
have vt las. been made or the sham
battle TO lake place al Fort Douglas,
aud II Ia uot now probable tust any
more dsiays Will occur.
Tomorrow sf,grn0on, oe{inuing Al
onv O'Clock, the engagement will take
place aud there IL every traton 10 be.
iiUyU that II Will DO almost ~ hvfov
anu inc excitement As Intense ~
though the contest were Que
WheTu blood wOuIu dow aud lives Uv
iUst. As there Ia every prospect tba,
The westnef Will be noe n iAr,e atteuu-
Ance vi visitUfs from tue uity 10 lUukuI
loL The NauUuai duafu boys are
certain " turu out la glOdiy numbefs'
Toe street cars aie preparing 10 10
big passenger buHintts lot tue occ isiou.
the cattle As scheduled Will last lusI
an hour ana quarter.
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AgrIculIaraI Plals FIIed.
uNIIED STATES LAND OFFJE,
SALT LAKE CftY, Uta.,
November 10, 1898.

UNilEp srAiEs LAND OFFJE,
SALT LAKE CfiY, ga,
Nsvtmuuf l8, 1893.
The UuileI States Surveyor general
tor UIan Territory has thi, day hied IN
his oiiice the following ag Iouigursl
plals (irAoIionpl):
Township uOrIh, range IL east, Alt
LaES meridian.
roSnsnipg north, range Is east, salt
Lake meTldlau.
Township north, range 10 east, SAT-
Lake megiIiau.
Township 3 north, rang 10 east, Salt
Lake mefldan.
Township north, range 10 east, Sail
Lake meriaIsu.
Township . north, range II asst, Salt
Lake mstluian.
Township 3 north, range Is sast, Salt
Lake meridian.
Township North, range 10 east, salt
Lake meridian.
Tow nship 3 north, range 20 east, Salt
Lake meridian,
Notice Is therefore piven that on aud
after December II, 1894, this OH o viii
receive applications Tor the eItry Of
iaudB Ia tHiu townships.
hYRON HROo,
Register.
FRANK HARRIS,
Receiver.
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A RETURNED STUDENT.


Today the NEws had pleasant call
from ErneSt ID. PArlriUgs, son Of
Edward Pargrld O, OF Provo, who
lately returned from tbs East where
he hHs been studying. In August,
1892, tue young man left his home anu
went H. Lansing, Michigan, where
d, entered the mechanical course o.
tns Michigan Agricultural college. H.
maze excellent progress Ia his sludie.,
ana before leaving had iiniehed about
uue.third OF ths WORK OF the junio,
year. Connected with tho college 10 a
ohaptor OF the Mechanical fraternity,
.lu organization wnicn embraces g,Ai.
.uatrs nhU via tne highest hOuOls "a
ms mechanical courses VI certain eiu.
c.tiunaI Institutions Ia The United
= a,es. The object VI the organization
IA 10 keep traog OF young men wu9
ptomise thp highest success In meonRr-
teal y. TX, ~ that they may be lOuu.
"a non wanted i0r good /. si,iuus.
Young Partridge was the lifsr
one OF bis junior ClR,s to
be choeen Tor membership D.
his organization, the highest honor
possible Tor a nlemuer VI the class "
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Railway Notes.
FRANK HARKis,
Receiver

General Passenger Agent Burley, Of
The Union Pacific, returned nom
Butte, Mont, Today, whittier he went
ON busintss some days ago.
General Travelling Passenger Agent
3. A. Hutchinson u the Union Pacific,
with headquarters nj New York, IL In
Salt Lake Today anu will remain here
until tue laIIor part Of tho week.
Superintendent Bancroft did not 40
north with the receivers OF the UniOn
Pacific last night ~ announced that
us wOulu. Today no was attend ing
personally to the anaiIs OF his office.
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A KALEIDOSCOPE LIFE.
Mrs. Sammy Now,ll is Lady who In
Her lime rlays Many Parts.

Mrs. Laura q. Tufts, or rather Mrs.
Samuel Noweli-ior by that name she
must henceforward he knowH--hRs no
sooner got out Of one trouble lately
than she has fallen straight into an
other.
AZ the present term OF the Third
district urt she ana Mr.. Novel;, her
present husband, were indicted on a
charge OF adultery. Judge Powers
defended, anu 30 befogged the jury
that they disagreed. Then, apparently,
the prosecution dropped further pro-
Greetings. About this time Ion o.
Tuna, the womsu's "origins" nus
band, secured divorce on tbs GROUND
OF his w,ie'a cruelty, II being shown
that Mrs. 4. had long flied life iull
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FROM BEAVER.
A Murder Case On 1rlal-Demoerallc
EnltTtti mont.

Special 10 me NEWS ria Dsisrs' Isisgrant
BEAvER, Utah, Nov. Ia The only
matter Vi consequence In the district
court since yesterdays report was the
murder case VI the People vs. Bounds.
Tue doisndanps counsel moved TO dit
mics the Indictment because Of some
irfegulsrily In the composition. The
pToaecuI lion confessed 10 the irregu.
larlty and had the matter resubmitIed
TO the grand jury at once, which body
Immediately went TO work ON the case
anu loot no time In reporting new
.dictmeui.
Anet tue transaction VI some unim'
pUTlRnt business, defendant WAS az
fAis ned this morning and the case Is
now proceeding. Tue circumstances
aIs Understood 10 be the uotecu OF
one Berry, Mexican, IN cOmpt0-
missing situation with defvudanPr
" lie, defendant then aud there slaying
Berry with gun. Tue sympathy 40
lara expiessel seems 10 DO altogether
Win the defendant.
The Democratic entertainment last
evening VISA great succnss, Fitld's
hail being lammei Ms never before. A
great many Republicans Attended aud
general good feeling was cngendefed.
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shoull be used In attempting 10 cure
hat very disagtseable diseasr, cAtsrrh,
As catatrh orig yates Ia impurities M
the blood. Local applications can do no
permanent good. The common sense
method OF treatment 10 10 Iurliy the
blood, ana tor this purpose there u no
PREPARATION superior TO Hoods sarsar-
Rfllln.
HOODS PILLS cure constipation
by Teslorlng poristatio action TO tn
alimentaTy canal o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
COMNIER CIAL.


SALs IA.yE CLtAFi,J HOUSE
roIuy's CIHsslNt hpIss eNclangos
amounted 70 f9il, g3s same Day
.Asg year, sli7,5o,.
TUpAYfa QuUgATluNA
New York.-SliyrE 90; lead, $500.
LUnduu.-sulvtt, .yl-bI.
ORE AID nuLLtON.
Wells, Fargo q 90. received today.
Penn uuuJn, sS,-9T
a. Il. JInr. q o., received today:
Builiuu, 20 BUg Gree, $500. Total,
slO,3Il.
McCornicE y O.. rccrivot todayi
silver auI load ores. sB,.iO, hAnsurg
bullion $500. Total, $4,000.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE HIlND GRAY HORSE, ALSO ONE
Chestnut sorrcl Horse about years Old
I,Iirreu brand ictt thigh, Jeff hind ioOJ white.
aim "a part OF harness. lt the above dus.
erpga an,99, Nv Ii nv t5sy 'iSm'h ON or 9ei9Fs
Sstrny luuud al 2 .. M.
join o. NATION.
pnunh keauaF
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those INTERESTED IN getting the re.
'nrn Of the money paiI u1dor protest,
vii meet IN the lhlueuulh Warl
ssurmhly rooms pp FuIay uy.ulIg,
Nov. 10, 1894, ~ $50 ~. m.
o h. PETITE
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

NOR CITY PROPERTY A SECTION or
Il land boz owens canyon. opposite Hunter.
vile. Good farming and hay land, Address,
William 20. owen, 1909 Ninth East street.
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TralUsrs difd ~ ne OFe, ~ hs CisH'y re.
C1His. iI sai l. tts ClaHfg fr5ai q pnt
Territory OF ttih 20 Angus Al. eau.
huut pHtl ut sect "a ., township
Hnuth, fHuEU west .....5..... ..... Qli Ol
David 40 talucr 60 Angus n Cannon.
part OF section 3. tlwnFhip :
south, range west s..t......... %
John Weir u 90 WI IAN n "a.
wards, lots iu Terrace i,iFnu
huudNlhiuu ...... sssss.ssss.... ......... I 90
ls D. uupauu b. huNil MrHtuus
holm, interest iu uuid iiiii min.
lnf tIhlUssss 100 ul
MrsL inHrrcaa Huionback 90 Julh
Al furi, paft 81 lot d, biuras3.
-. piatG. c'B....,... ......'...-....... 100 o.
warren truf'urt br attorney. O.
John q. ulsou, pArt ~ lot 2
block :, hvu.acru a, Mig Held
survey i..fsssssssHsss ........s Hll 90
Ntin rtullmnu Co Andrew sale, uart
uf Hrtuuu ~. township . norm,
range west sut Lake muti.lau, 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
woTld's Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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a Handsomo CompIoxIon

j. one OF the greatest charms d woman eau
possess pozz0N's COMPLEXION powBHR
giyes IL.
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SILKS.

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will be thrown on gu
oonnefs, prices that all afford Silk Dress. We arr
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-06
OUT OF Tl4E ORDINARY.

II is estimated that Mount ELuo has
thrown out nine times its own bulk ul
cinders and lava
ALL the glaciers in the Alps would
not equal in size one Of the largest in
the territory of Alaska.
WILLIAM BOYER, of IIoncybI ooll, Pa,
is the owner of pair of mittens
knitted by his grandmother in 1777.
THERE are one hundred md fifty pa
pers printed in the interests of an
archy, the majority of which are issued
in Spain.
IN Il Copenhagen paper two volcanoes
in Iceland are advertised for sale, the
price asked being seven hundred and
fifty dollars each.
WILLIAM DUNLOP, a young man not
twenty-five years old, who died few
days ago at Tippecanoe, O., weighed
over five hundred pounds.
ALAsKA's barbarian clans have diff
ferent names at different periods of
life. The final name is taken from an
ancestor on the mothers side.
The sewage of Los Angeles, Cal, is
conveyed sixteen miles out into the Pa
citc ocean and there finds an exit thir-
ty feet below the surface of the water.
THERE are four unique mountains in
lower California-two Of alum, one Of
alum and sulphur and one of pure sui
phur. 1t Is estimated that in the four
peaks there are one hundred million
tons of pure alum and one million tons
of Slllnhur
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-06
TIE WEAThER.

ON January l3, 1910, quicksilver froze
hard at Moscow.
STORM warnings were first given early
In the last century.
THE British Isles have an average of
sixty-siX gales year.
A RAPID fall of the barometer fore
bodies heavy storm.
TnE mean temperature of the whole
earth is about fifty degrees
TIE high cirrus clouds are believed
TO be formed of snowflaltes
THE earliest snow ever known In Eng
land was on October z, 1929.
THE average annual rainfall over the
whole earth is thirty-six inches
THE principles of rainfall were first
correctly set forth by Dalton in 1887.
Il ITS hailstones said to weigh
twenty ounces fell at Murcia, in Spain
THE annual rainfall at Sierra Leone
is one hundred and twenty-five inches
MORE than one thousand forms of
snow crystals have been observed and
copied.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-06
FOOL L0NNIE. "
Continued from Page ~

"Won," asseated the panic-striclzen
girl, all her resources falling her, lust
let m s'get my things
She ran wildly into an adjoining
loom, and swiftly bolted the
door behind her. The idiot followed
at her heels and stood as if petrifed
when he heard t he sound of the sliding
bolt, Then, with one blow. of his
mighty hand, he burst the frail thing
open, and stood beside her, white and
trembling.
What made you lock that door,
Mary?" he asked, angrily, You
shouldn't do it. 1t wasn't right, Now
get your things on, quick"
The poor girl with quivering fingers
adjusted her hat and her waterproof
cloak, pinned MP her dress and pulled
on her ruUbers. Then, taking an um-
brella, she started to accompany him
on his crazy mission.
1T is perfectly ridiculous, Lonnie. ;"
she falterel laughing feebly, ''for us
to start off in this storm. There, =
hear that" as an awful peal Of thun.
der Jared the house. followed by 8
driving gust of rain.
Il viii take care Of you, Mary" he
said firmly You needn't be afraid of
anything And we viii go by the
shortest way We will go by the
wood-road, and l will carry you.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-06
MULTuM IN PARVO.

LET the end try the man.-Shal1es-
peare.
Poverty is the sixth scnse.-Gcrman
Proverb.
LIGlr Is the task where many share
the tOil-lIomer.
PRAISE undeserved is satire In dis
guise. -Broadhurst.
Ill company will make this earth Il
hcll.-Omar Khayyam.
THOSE who would make us feel must
feel themselves.-Chu
BENEvoLENcE is allied to few vices;
selfshness to fewer virtues.-IIome.
l HAVE fireproof perennial enjoy
ments, called employments.- s.-Richter.
IKSow of nothing sublime which is
not some modification of power
Burke,
THE little Shakespeare in the maid
ems heart makes Romeo of plowboy
on his cart-Emerson.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-06
STUDYING MATURE.

Az elephant is fifty or sixty years in
attaining maturity, andwill live cen
tury and half,
THE gannet, or solan goose, is pro-
vided with an air cushion under tho
skin. His body contains about one
hundred and sixty cubic inches OF air,
EGes of the Algerian locust have
been found to yield thick oil re-
sembling honey in appearance. 1t
burns well, and mixed with alltali
makes good soap.
A CATS head has regular partition
wall projecting from it's sides inward a
considerable distance, an exccllentpro-
vision against concussion of the brain.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-06
ODD SIGNS.

THE Intestine War In Our Midst" is
the title of an editorial in a southern
journal
4 New YORK dealer in mems furnish
ing goods displays a sign reading:
"Shirt Constructor.
THE following sign is posted over Il
Third avenue bar: This Office refers
to the Charity Organization all apph-
cants for relief
"DIn you win already?" inquiries q
manuscript notice in a shop window OF
the German quarter, and then follows
the announcement: Every customer
is registered in my indicator and the
flftioth purchaser gets his purchase for
nothing"