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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
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The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

Teiapla. TaxaS.--Tp tho AFrs; Because
8y 80 slaiHg vaiI add to the beauty. hap
piness and intrinsic wealth of yo1Ir eon-
munfty.
lleeanse last summer WAS bot ard dry
and yBu wished many d time for tlIe eaai
shade lot dear ellI forest monarch.
Because trees ma Ee thesail HIaFe mellow
aud cause a better distribution of the
rainfall, keeping tlis soil from being
washed into gglllies and canyons and
holding FOR many DAYS after a rain a
reYiEi1ag rlampness and moisture under
their bruad arms
Because III winter They protect wear
houses and livestock from the bleak.
cutting winds Of the north.
BeeaEise trees, fEait and mnt1lbearfng.
ornamental and shade, are q good invest
ment; they viii pay the hapdsnmest
dividends and are as profitable as life
insurance without cost. None ara too
poor 20 make the investment and while
y0n sleep they labor on.
Because a grand old tree Is a sightlier
monument before God and man than
the whltsst Parian marble
Because 1t Is foolish To say VOL have sD
long 10 wait for returns. Won't yon
have 60 wait anyhow
Because you can bHy many varieties of
trees and evsrgreens from 10 10 II inches
high at tine very low cost Of 81 per 100.
Because if you are q farmer they can
be planted along the fences and will not
interfere with the crop. Ion will have
them for fence posts and the branches
that yoH trim in winter will give you
ample RIndiInE. When planted as a
hedge they will save the fertility OF your
land from being washed into the creeks.
The acaFRs. berries and nuts will make
/ very fine feeding for the hogs aud
! chickens. The writer planted a liveoak
/ IN the spring Of 1891 which gave 81 gOod
I yield of aesrls iR the fall of 1873. The
tree was abort six inches in diameter
when planted
Because your children will need the
branches for 4 swing ia the SUMMER
The m0eking birds 50 common IN 0ul
state must have places to huild theii
nests. and why noI near home Whel
yun come home the hoRse will have a
halo Of shade and sweetness about it, ant
behold, another 'shOnle, sweet home vii
be added to orr great nations strength
W. t4goDEICH JuNEs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

Lady Henry Somerset. whose philau-
thrupies and el0queBce in tie cause Of
humanity have Won for her Worldwide
fame, was during her earlier life a woman
of the world, given up 10 fashion and
pleasure. InherItinC immense wealth
she had the power 10 CRAFTY every desire
bat restless and uIGsatisfed. she began to
question the meaning Of life. Tanning
to the Bible and studying it earnestly.
Ehe sO0D felt the mead of religious eonse-
Grafton and Of greater motive power hat
under the influence of the spirit Of rFifi-
eism about her, she found her miud
ci0nded by Perplexity and donit. Que
day while alone in her garden. she was
p0nderlng the mysteries Of life and
questioning the very existence Of titaI
she beard voice say distinctly: Act
as If were, aHd you shall know that I
am Though the voice was n1t audlble
10 the material ear, Lady Henry declares
that she heaEd the words with the ear Of
her soul as distinctly as thangh they had
been spoken. and the sentiment they sx-
pressed made powerful impression unau
her mind The HsOFe she thought Of the
mysterious Ht1eEahee the HoEe il seemed
10 her that only divine wisdom eJald
have prompted the words, and she tlrEer-
mined TO live by their counsel. Saun
her faith in tsad and Christ returned. and
she entered into the life Of active }sepev-
oteDee which ls Row universally Ecsug-
nized, and has been followed Fsv s1Ffs
beneieent results. T8 t.ycFE- earnest, vet
EserpieXed and sleRbtiRg s0aI. tIEe- voice
which speaks to this Devoted Bnulall
speaks to-day: Act 81 If ] vgeTp. and
yoH shall know thar m IDzfH,s
IslRngS58H
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

had roads lead 10 profanity; they make
men swear. had reads lead to intemgseE-
aneei IBsn think it Necessary to 6grtjfy
the inner ntan with few drinks t. euahlt,
them 20 stand a long journey through
the mud. Bad roads lead 10 cruelty;
the klndest-hsaEIed driver sfteH has Ia
stimulate willing team with a lash
bad E1ssSis lead TO poverty; the svear and
tear on wagons, harness and animals
Knock eli Large per cent. Of pTofit.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23
PENSIONS.

Being located near the Government Depart
meats, an able to GtVe+YDUr claims better atteu-
tiGD than attorneys located elsewhere Special
attention Is given to rejected claims. If your
present attorney does not snit you. and Is slow
write Soldiers who have lost their discharges
cen obtain nsw ONES. Charges of dssertian re-
moved. No FEES UNLESS YUU GET A
PENSION. ADVICE FREE. Soldiers pen.
s1aBesl at twelve dollars fst2y per month aHd sui
feflng from disability IN addition 70 that named
m their pension certificate may be increased IN
der the new law. 1t is not necessary for vUu to
have gotten any ailments Ia war 70 get peEsiene4i
under the new k4W. Pensions taF widows ard
children wthgEt regard to cause of soldiers death;
for mothers and fathers who are naw dependent
on soldier when he died, or 8ot Pensions Oh
tanned for service rendered in Mexican and Indian
wars a Mexican pension can nov be- increased
to 81 per month
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

Chewing gEsm Is me3srn iBvehtioR
II was evolved from the brain gf a TnF
Heel F0sin ehawer, wha finding himself
itl \ Country where pine trees did nat
gpSsg, was forced llg neeessity--tAe moth
er Of inEeAfiala--to chew gnlH arabic It
is now ehaNsa lIy isoYs and aaen, uoaaen
and laasss-an0lasses than ipoys-eYary
where Its sticking qualities enallie
Users to hide it aitl aiaeEify. when tlae
necessity ARISES. and hence Re fiI,d Ill
ready for ass, under chair seats. church
lsews, On the aiy leaves Of books, under
soup tnEeeEls, plates and other table ware
aud sometimes ID hed III i. 100, al
economical eud which ean be brought
14t all iHhHiten, Bithout apparently
suffering Wear ansl tear. IL Is good foF
COWS that lase their etssis. IN II excellent
zaE exercising fhe 5aWs ef gaaag girls
whoare ~ be sent oft to boarding schools.
while & 4 sometimes used isy very senti-
mentally Inclined yenag ladies fur trans
porting . kiss 20 an ahaenE lover. DIV
aflyaee II, 10 mot swear, hut III fhon
shoiltilst swear at all, swear, ity gum
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

Temperance refarmeFs have every
reason 10 take courage from the signs
that their weapons are pFoyEng mere
than q match for those which the enemy
can bring aEainst them"
The Mems Christian Prohibition EniSp
was sFganizazi in New York. Sept ~
1S93. The resolutions declare --tetal all
stinenee from Intoxicating beverages 20
be the duty Of every individual"
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23
SIleriH's sale.

1 s,Atth ) astEat D}s9faEt GaaTS Parrish OF Gales
Sse7l, staEs Of L8aLsIAE&--Np. 1855
PILES ION a. S2AEtkF2Et 1vE- EFEs1. D. MOORE.
EAELEsE AsaAE]sgE8s. et a., 8sAsnEkEs+4sa-
R5A VIRTUE gi a WRIt sf fiasf faeSaS ssszsd
II and e lEe tiFseFss5, bF ti1s hsRglahgt eaagt
alasrez4Fdr have seized and vii gEle- fuE sale at
Fasilc a9eSagE- 10 the Last and h5gHss1 bidder
HE4h tls bsBHht Of algPEAiHsEasat, At the court
aats fla9E 0a aIElsiet gsTEaa ig fAt fifE Of Lake
Ghss}as, Ia. on
Saturday. March 3EaG, K6D5.
aetaaeH legal hNHgB the fg2Iawins Described
pfslssEty, situated in the parish sf CalsEsiau
state o. AaslsslAEas and dEssFibsl as fuil9Rs to-
Wit.
4e2s Atlsen ~ and stEkseu IG5s seetiasH six i6 I
sot& enc 8Ea sFEO u, seetIgn s6Eau Z i t0Bzship
nlDe Y sssathi hAasa 1AEEse % Bssts containing
III Il - ash aeEss- ksgetAsr with the improvements
Eaesfls wave and FE8viAeaa 70 the same belong
sals er ~ AzlE AAF AFPeFSalniBg.
S Sls3dard
Iefmgs--Cash-
DAVID -. REID
Sheriff ai GalcasisH pas8sh Ia
SseFlh 3 t4si@e Lake Ghatlas Ia Esb FIST 8sqs
Mticaah 8 Mitchell, Ess4s., Att a fgr Ria IT,.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

SpasEnatlic effort ia any direction never
accomplishes guueh. IfFou won}d succeed
ia lrasIness yOu mast make uP yonr mind
to push things from the very star aud
keep il up until ynH get them"
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

IA recent letter to the Hatch TearcT.
says of the town iH which the writer
lives: Her people are industrious and
prosperous. There is no saloon here. as
the church forhi3s the use of all kinds of
inta1ieaHts OF tobacco" The temper
anse forces cannot work up 60 the max
IIHum of their powers until the christian
church as a whole swings into line and
utfeEs a stern prohibition against any
compromise between the cup and the
weed and her meInbers, The soul il
the citadel of til maIi. and the leaders of
the spiritual affairs Of the nation must
coBspiEe to cast out the unelean spirits
the devils of unuIeanness and ine5rietv
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

BaT. 7. G, Alfred, pastor Of the First
Baptist church of Lake Charles. gave au
: interesting talk sn temperance at last
Thursdays evening prayer meeting
There WAS a large aHti interested eUnEre
ga3iun present.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

Sunday rest has been adopted by the
great Erie railway iR an order from the
receivers. which took effect last SATURDAY.
at midnight. BY the new arrangements
No common freight trains will be started
hereafter between the hoHFs of twelve
o clock Saturday night and twelve O'Clock
Sunday night, and only Necessary trains
viii be run The order affects about
eight Thousand men and II is hoped that
other roads will quickly follow the ex-
GeiieRt example set by the Erie system.
which cannot bat react l,ene6eialiy To
the company. - -Riaa &IgHdI
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

SUCCESSION Ne Ta1 WASH AMI Dizzy
CUBE, DECEASED.
PI VIRTUE Of AZ ordsr and commission b.
- sBed 0a& of the said hnaeTabls c1uEt- ami IL
me directed, EtH Offer Tor sale at pRblI5 alIcI5sE
70 the tAst and highest bidder. 0u
Saturday. April EAfh. H6B&,
bst~ssa legal haags 4: ibe caaE7 honse dosr Of
said PagEsAr ia tina cts 8f Lake CAaEies the fol
4a7EIuE described real and personal property b4-
EGl-lgE to said suoEgss5UE. 1GR5f
l--bigeGs NaEEBeE5 II ls aBL J. OF ahe Zach
Simmons Subdivision OF the 81 et hall Of 1as SOUTH
east quarter Oi sacElull t~eBt y-Une AID Ehe west
hEii Hi northeast quarter Ef sEgt5uE tWeB1g-P5Eht
Ia township BiOe ssull oF range sIzht vassf
Css1talnIHg 2 A1l6l 8EFxs- Said bgoEks sill b.
surveyed, divided inI0 aBd said Ia DBs-aGrg aoz--
I5lais OF 'F5cla atll b. sssn at ihe gfss Of " e.
&cAbgaa@h, StI0EBsg n lzw and Thomas EBeiu-
peter, EatIsa SuFFrTgTs te1 days Vrgs- to Ehe dar
Gg sale
---TEo HeifzEr-
5-l}Be G6aEIB. Stove
4--E0BT Chairs and tlaR EasEer-
A-Ig0 Tables, BBe " ashstsad and LaaaE aer
LkEAs---All personal EEuFpsEsg cash sn tine aRv
Of sake ARa ali sezl psogseEJy, aas-ahifa cash On
HRT Of sale aad 8hs bsSang sf the rszz7gsza Fyfea
n Two equal iBsiaiBsRts ca oae and auo vsars
credit paTcs8ssTs 10 daEnIsh 9aeiT IsTuzIasscF-y
Botss With iEbt EEg cent geT A4Em18 interest tEaa
date until paid, wIth 18s Gslzl Glaasr a.. gsE PET
cent for At2utEey freB- SPsR5ai Hs6g1EaE= and
ysn1ig1 itsD 10 IeasslR the aa81s augI fail and
hnal Eaymsst-
TH0S, KLETEPEEEE AaetsBaerr
". q AsLAgE1aia AEtazaey
March 7Eb, isBE- Isl
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23
MRS. Ma EET L. BILL. AE,rEvg.a A ,gz.s "a
WALTER T. 8aEEETT

LlT VIRTUE CG d wris af SER falsa- .s,az.-
y aRa ta dtE-Gss1 ur 8sa l1gaGra biz .esffr-
Aforesaid I AaEe ssEEsd aaa aEI2 gs5-f Igl sas- 81
public aGcsEg tlIs Lash sgsE highest aisfef saa
Ias beEett Of apEEa&ssE5sEUc. 81 az5v EagrE anGas
4eor Of this Pa1asA- 1T sAa cIsF Of Lab Z aas8e
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23
Saturday. AprilHAth. Ess4

R1 VIRTUE Of Al 0risE and commission b.
- sBsd 0H& of the said hnaeTabls cuuEt ami IL
me directed, si Offer Tor sale at pablIe aElcI5sE
90 the tasf and highest hinder or
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23
PATENTS.

Caveats. Trade Marks Designs Copyrights
aHd all Patent business conducted i8r moderate
fees Information and advice given 10 inventors
W3tbcHt charge.
Address
THE NORMAN CLAIM AGENCY
Box la Washington J.. {.
aBHl
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

When Een write j 1neFfs lest,
GRt Ii short
Al viii be ~ lang b best
snt it Short
Life If hrlef alsfi full pE eaEe:
EditaEs aion like Ia swear;
Treat year paeH like your ha5r-
Cat il abort
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23
SUCCESSION SALE.

Twelfth Judicial District CuaTE State OF Lon is
ana. Parish of CaIGas5ea,
SUCCESSION Ne Ta1 WASH AMI Dizzy
CUBE, DECEASED.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

7 TIE capital sock Of IhiS corporation is beFebr
/ fixed Al OBe HHBiTed Thousand D0llaEs fslRl.-
90 aii divided into Thousand Glgl8, shares a[
( BBe hundred aellaTs gste0 oHl each.
/ This corporation shall lEaEc tlEr T9sht sBd l.
hereby authorized commence the transaction Of
/ business as s8an sh- asgvs named tlae Hun
dTe3 Thousand It0llaJs. its capital stock has
4 been B1bsrrlhed BnE3 paid either IL money cf
j lis Fn1E9va.feBf
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

IAt, corporation Eaa Ds &izSalgesI ts4Arr iv tfEl
gtatlah or o5aerwEs- o. 6g s50cks0lzTs represent
lHE tEJ-aalrVls Of BEe sBssck in SbiCh event lEs
Affair." arr 10 b. a8al4AFei 10y saEe csaaalSs3lers
In ase rssea lr5n Ghe sIgekhDBl+7s 81 M election
caaberl dor s8e1 pHFFssr after dBr upI3re s FgaI.
cat5s'a A. VaorBasa Eas as 4AEzsEl.- v
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

Z gsAfIh Jasgieial District Csars Parrish OF a{Ea-
seen. staIs Oi LaaisiAEa---Na 1856
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-23

The pRTNNses and objects for which this esrpuT-
atiaB Is EnFInsl are to 6an4aot general srala4e
and RETAIL lnTubsT business and to THHuafacture
aaJIy, aHtl sell im0gT and sll the prDReGs thereof
50 Iita rough and manufactured state and 10 cor
duEt general mercantile business Hnd &c OaIi-
stTuei- maintain and operate iH conjunction with
and As necessary adjunct anl haFtaF said lumber
and mercantile business ri laiiFpad or railrnads
whether operated by steam or otherwise and also
i8 own and operate steam sail or ether vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
n IL 4. A. NnfcA.

stoncwlli club No. s.. Lyceum League
OF America. hold well-attended meeting
IN the Young Mems Christian Association
parlors last night when the Interesting
question, Resolved That Despo,ism Is the
Best Form Of Government for Ignorant
People" vas argued In the affirmative
by Messrs. Courtney and iiurruss, and IN
the negative by Messrs. Forrest Laugh
ton. Crawford, and Shepherd.
Tho society always has first-class de-
bates. to which the public Is cordially In
Nltcd
s good game OF basketball Will be
run by all who viii go over TO Island
Park this evening. Professor ShatZel has
organized team with which he intends
90 defeat the team organized last satur-
dav night. go hard~fought game may
be expected. This game wei deserves the
efforts now being made 20 bring II before
the Richm md people There Is a laugh
able as we'll as Il scientific side 10 II. ana
all who have seen the games that have
already been played were highly pleased,
and a good c-owd will doubtless be pres
cut. There * no charge for admission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

mass upon the pavement In front OF the
Dispatch office. A suspicion OF foui play
passed simultaneously through The minds
OF each one OF the party. ana with
some trepidation the Dispatch man
placed his hand over the heart ana on
The pulse of the woman. II was painfully
evident, 10Th frcm her pulse and-iet II
be whisperel--her breath, that the woman
was possessed of evil spirits. AFTER a
hurried consultation II was decided TO
rouse the sleeper and suggest to her that
under the circumstances. however hum
bic. there was no place like home. After
n few vigorous digs In the region OF the
iifsh rib the woman reused somewhat
and became Possessed OF u startling illu-
sion. She darted to her feet. divested
herself Of her neither garments. and again
assumed IecUmbent attitude.
She rode at the expense OF the city 10
the Second Follce-Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Senatorial Sensltiyeuess.
Chicago Post)


The dignined old gentleman looked the
waiter straight in the eye for minute
and then turned away with an impatient
gesture. The waiter was respectful, out
he stood his ground.
zone or two. sir?' he asked obsequious-
ly.
The dgniied old gentleman turned To-
ward him again. and there was a DANCER
Gus light in his eyes. He glanced hrst
at the little silver tOngs, in when the
waiter was holding a white CUBE over ms
co0ree-cup. and then his gaze strayed
up to the waters face. The race was as
impassiye as marble.
POSSIBLY you take three. SIR sug-
gested the waiter respectfully.
The words were hardly cut OF his
mouth before the old gentleman had him
by the throat and was shaking him
vicOusly.
You scoundrel, You imp" cried the
old gentleman. "You insulting black
wretch! You ought to be fiayed alive!
Then he threw him violently across
the dining-room ana stalked solemnly out
10 the hotel Office 10 demand his bill
As the waiter was helped up and led 10
the kitchen one of his companions put
his lips TO his ear and whispered:
.You blamed fool, didn't you know any
better than to ask United states seha-
tor how much sugar h. wants? Always
nut the bowl in front OF him ana turn
NOur back"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, vino live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive: efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction TO millions ana
met with the approval of the med!ca.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
eists in SOC ard 81 bottles, but il is map
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. onl:. whose name is printed on every
package, also The name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute # offered.
Ia 1-Tu, Th(wlsa oort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
The Musicalc Inst Night.

An Indifferent trio essayed to entertain
a small audience at the Academy last
night. As Richmond musical audiences
aye essentially critical, and as the mem
bers of the trio in question come una r
the category of artists VINO are not aftlsts'
they were not remarkably successful Miss
Selma Rothstein possesses a sweet voice
that is fairly-well cultivated, though weak
I'm the upper register, and she Is dis
agreeably phlegmatic, singing with little
or no animation. Mr.. Lewis Armstrong
has a strong baritone voice. with an
operatic style and considerable expression.
He was AT his best in the duet with VI &
Rothstein. II Feel Thy Presence Where'er
Stray" Mr.. George J. Gaskin, the
other member Of the aggregation. has a
strong tenor OF limited range. lie sings
with expression and articulates clearly.
The programme was I'm no way remark
able for the good taste Of Its selections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
No Quorum on Ordinances.
THE CERMkN-AMERlCANS.
Meeting Of the Association Last Night
Immigration -German-Dhy


An important meeting of the German
American Association VS. held al San
r,r Han lag, u.eht. at which were pres
cat many of tie most substantial Ger
man ciul,ns.
MIR \. v-n Roeeneek, the PRESIDENT
occupied th- chair ana Mr.. Theodore
Narl..o was az bis post as secretary.
nm. Germans ~ the city take deep
interest Ia the immigration convention
~ Ice head here during the Exposition.
ana that matter being brought up
MA. earnestly discussed. and the toi-
lowing lmm -r,nou Committee appointed:
Rev Br Paul /. Mcneil ANA Mcssrs.
~. ". zimmerman. carl Nipp,rman'
c. r. IHhr. If. C.. Miller, AMI julius
srraus.
DUTY OF THE COMMITTEE.
The DUTY Of this committees IS TO pre-
rar. ID ,ni.r setting forth the views Of
inc association ass o. the best means or
aecur.u.A desirable class of immigrants.
This paper VIII be- presented % the next
meeting ~ thr association, and 81 dP-
rroy,I viii ho submitted 10 the lmini-
grafton Convcnti.n The whole idea Is
20 cooperate heartily with the ENposi-
t!on iuu.rrttion movement one or the
main object. OF the association being 10
triue good class Of German immi-
grants into Virginia
GERNIAN-DAY.
The nrvt question under discussion was
the place time. and manner OF cele-
tratinc German-pay. II Was finally de-
c!dal that the celebration take place at
SANGER Hall ON Wednesday. October 3d.
ana tne ARRANGEMENTS were left TO a COM
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Snort McAII.ter Mt the Theatre.

Robert Gaylor opened his season at the
Theatre last night. presenting a revised
edition OF his old success, Sport McAllis-
ter" For first performance the piece
went with a smoothness that was highly
creditable. While the curtain was up the
fun was fast and furious. and only the
long waits between the acts detracted
from the performance.
Mr.. Gaylor's comic play proved a capital
farce. The cast was strong all round. and
every number OF II was indefatgable.
The musical programme, which inciudes
many London successes, was well rem
dered.
The Living Pictures" produced In con-
function with the play, were disappolnt'
ing the color.ng was not striking. ana ~
detail they were not artis;ically hnished:
Albeit. the characters posed well and
gave due Significance TO the subject Inc
Three Graces." Three Disgraces,'
GOOD Night" Filtration In the PARK
and Another Unfortunate" were all
riea sing
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had rushed to the scene against the
HOBBS. The boys who had been hiding
near by soon made their appearance ana
laughed heartily over what they eons'a-
cred TO be n great joke.
II appears that they had gotten no,d OF
pome sulphur and chlorate OF potash
Tn ,,,o ma been placed together In n
naner.bae laid on the pavement In front
Of tho chinese laundry next to the drug
storo. and brick thrown against toe
package produced the conclusion ana the
,cnort The Cinnamon, who were en1oy'nS
n game Of fantan In the laundry, wer.
very much frightened. and rushed out OF
The building TO the delight OF the pcrpc-
traitors OF the Joke
Yesterday Richard Cullen was arrested
on the charge OF throwing a rock and
breaking the window OF Hop Lungs es'
tablishmcnt The case Will be tried In the
Police Court to-day.