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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
PLAN TO TEST CURRENTS.
Chief Huntington Looking for Hot
tie. \driit In Lake Superior.

NV Associated PresSp
DlLjTh, Mimi, July u. Mark W,
Harring ton. chief of the Weather Ru-
reau At Washington, il here, and WI
make a nip along the north shore OF
La.e superior. lookinS for called bottles
cast overheard by lake captains. ON
the inside Of each hottie Was placed
slip giving the location at which 1t wa
set adrit;.
TIL points at which these bottles Al"
picked up, whcu compared wttA those
At which they We're thrown in, Will, II
i. believed give some idea IS to the
lake currents
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
MONEY OR THE GIRL.
Discarded Edward sues to Recover
IIia Enhancement Gifts.

Edward flickman. twenty-one years
old. obtained Judgment by default to-
day in the Fourth judicial District
court against Sarah Levin, aged TWEEN
~, Of ~ canal street. for S99.iU the
e"timhtcd value OF engagement gifts.
'ili"kmin was engaged to the defend
nni, ana gave her q diamond ring that
cost S4I aud other articles, to the total
amount OF tn" judgment. She recently
Tilted him, ana he brought suit The
defendant utu not come To court. The
Court issued an execution upon the
ml,lnent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
BASEBALL CHAT.

People who saw the game at Eastern
Park yesterday are still wondering how
ON earth team capable OF putting NJ
such play could have slid down thu chute
as l'outz's men have done of late. The
iirldiuS Wis great not an error being
chargrabl". although T.cdway H. credit
Ell with ono for letting 70 Il liner mat
burned his finger. Kennedy, til" twltl"r
who's" STAYING power had resolved itself
into next to nothing, according To re
port. did himself proud ana was strali'r
ia tn ninth uuiuS than when hr started.
i.ut tor a WiiI pitch Ia" gam" ""u'i
nav, been - smut oui tor III" fhlii"s.
rDomp,on ani nu.hl'y alone. of all
TIA. Quai.r lot seemed 10 l." ahlg I"
iothum TIA" mystery -. Roaring l'ill
crntorti,u hDl Earns ami rrri"nN
inbred thti. ed l,.Iatiuus. ia III" but
Dny ana Cur"otan s'"n TO hay, D.
come rrjuN,uat"d at tn" sight "i Long
Island wA'jug trees ana velvet raSH'
mingled M,th IN" iamIintI scent oi a.
> "l"u.r pirk-ups scr" easy snaps Tor
them N"st"rInN.
Eiria Fout1'- new ,,lr.wr, - ch"c;I-
ran IT Imhitiuu AMI Cntch'H we'll
Eastern I'aik rrauks hooked win favor.
alb. c,rs upon hi work behind III" fH,t
YESTERDAY. liul one lttI' point mnrr't
hi play. IN MS ,m~prrinrmcnt at
.ulng 10 touch liallmtn out hr gave
way to childish p"ttishn"sI. tehrihS on
hi. pad and throwing IL iht" INC art
cool t"IIIorS alr admirable hdluE'lS
T." cutrhrrS personalities.
SCISSORS" l. ytul in the rims. nnd
ayers rr~t cushion "a his Vli sjyl.. te-
trlt" po,rlied siu"Ws David is woii,in"
a., hard as ever, ana Is looking tor tour
Straight from phiIultlnhia
Tommy Eurns dii good work Ia tn"
iir'l yesterday, "v"n encr"a'hh,g upon
Sh"rh'S territory 70 .srnr. hGt-out
story. H. simply wouldn't hit anything
smaller than a balloon.
rmpiro. Emslic,' strange ohst!nacy
,"Itlni thr hipAchrrs yesterday; TN"
ban in play was suiied 50 rs to DE UNFIT
IA, use vail" Philadelphia WIS In III"
held. Taylor himself objected to ham
ll!nr il, and Boyle echoed his sentiments
f1utH declared the bah objectionable.
with both teams agreeing. Bob stood
iv" minutes gazing at tn" sphere, and
delayed the game by insisting that it
be used. 1t was finally thrown out.
\ treat viii he offered to Eastern
Park patrons on Monday Afternoon.
lwo games will he played with lhila-
d.lphin, only On2 admission being
b
scheduled gam" ami the other a pro
tested game from April &c Play Will
be called at = and o'clock respectively.
Tu-ddN'S game begins at 80. as Is
usual on saturday.
Baseball players have good, charitable
hears AZ a rue. ard prop ions for
gArroS for the benefit of The Evening
WllIs Sick Babies Fund are coming
i'm with an ,lnrri.v that is decidedly
- r,,,,ana, al. iIorn ,r. gn,na more ana
i., ,, ,bars,''
'''''l'' ''''i' "'e '''''-'
To the SICK Babies Fund Evening World,
New York Ciu:
The Monitor A. e. Is desirons Of doing some
thing To- help N. poor sick babies, and IN order
To- do 1t | would make the following suggestion,
wi, n. II You WITH succeed In carving out,
w"tiu hrilg quite a little some of money for
4 the .,,h 'y.i.
~, have a game Of ha. phail scheduled to he
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
MORE A. R. U. ARRESTS.
Three Members of the Board Of Di-
rectOrs Taken In To-day.

ilIy Associated Prest.1
CHICAGO, July 2l.-At 10 O'Clock to-
day deputy marshals appeared at the
Revere House. There many OF the labor
leaders are staying. and proceeded to
make additional arrests.
They had warrants for the arrest OF
the members OF the Board OF directors
of the American Hallway Union. Roy
Goo lNiu. W. L.. Burns and N. j. Elliott,
directors. ANA l.. T.. Benedict. stenoe-
rdphar were arrested.
Warrants were out for John Mac
N"hun and Thomas Hogan. but they
could not be found.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.


The brighton stewards are earning d.
excellent rrpu'atiun It Is "A pity that
,,,i,., u.,l, ,,,..,uo..,,t ,.,,post ,,,u can.
"'' W. ''' ""
secret OF tn" success 'i l'rishtoh'S Of
lcials is perhaps tho tact that all three
az tho st,.,.,,.i. ,r. u,,.sn.,,,,. mon
Wv 80
"h" nav hE reason "i i'"E ''thl" OF +''-
vice ON tn" press now become expert
'"'A''', A.. ..',,'',, -,
nave been ''i'.'i."i for their action IL
'nr Z: min matte. hut N,a could any
g.raihIn ,,,t.r ,..r...t il.,, Il, t,.-S over
, ,..,,... ,,... l..
To" hls form ""d 'hI'''l i'i' hiih III
queer fashion -lmII. i.uUGh i-uuEup''
of tho L,,.... r.,. .t.,.... rho s,rv.
nrl,s r..niI ma, 80, mo ,,lf.. in fnn mn
H.. and n,,,rtt "a. ,,.,,t,, +, 90. ,Iu1I,,,.-
iipn",I 'rhnii ...l.,on was l,,Ir ARD it
not hu impaired hy nu>til, ,riIipi-n.
.
hur.,.,y i,.'s u,i .,,,.I ,.ll,t.- If l..
Is iti"d tu occupy such au important of.
tIc. Judge IiuiKr viii no doubt feed -.
li-v.d at hu, luI tho pN.gsr"iug ct raD's
taken from h's hands. |ul race 80 r.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
FORGER GOLlRORN MONEY.
Properi> t"rk Turn u over I"
the Mannheim Insurance" 90.

Property Clerk ilarttoI OF the Police
Department. to-day gave James John
stone Riley. manager of the Mannheim
Insurance Company. "a" -um oisi79i,,l,
which was round In possession of l.ud-
wig T. GoldhOrn, tn torgtr recently
brought back from ST, Thomas, w. !.
Tn" Bank OF Montreal also claimed
the money, but Justice MARITIME decided
that it should go to the insurance COM
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
MORE ECHOES FROM THE
DRIFTING MATCHES.
Here ar SOM. more comments on the
lnt"rnat!ona. competitions:

ins"tnat!ona! competitions:
To the Ed!',r.
IT. ". '' nsJlr, hto ""g word. N ,or
EIsr,~s Worii When he ,h,, ..oBl.nnyn n,
not Hldhtci To hrAts'ns i'is u"" 'ett'I. ton
o,cnts W Wv
Nlglaul i- d. l..rr and 800, i. dutr,r u, wuf
d'd not brat r,.i tnu .~tNotuU,.. or Nau.yIie
ant say NIrtlant 'whh mot stand tho VOYAGE
"T T. " va" .'' '''' Nv ~
The lor'tr over ne .rna'ac One OF our so
called CMrk'.' scents tu u" ''H Nr'h tcgb
to w Ih' old "'n'" Of 'diNi'n$
is c,3u tor i.ritanula ann uo. ,or Nis'oat
In 'o-In - iTn. ~ The u"'t "nd AMI tho
chest "a'e. 'i.t'uria made h"' b isr.' GNu
III the race. H." 10 That tou dr.ums ma.h'
Wh not l." ,"or'-nanith" ami '4Io The dts
The ma" ~ Nir'"u. asi.uwle '-es iirtan.
Vlstlau, In one u h'i races v,ta 'N'iil,rl| nca,
her h, ~ re ends !. liritanutl Is ma,h faster
There . roth'"E .n'prt IN II - letting VII.
uE'ori beat VA, I,r ,ud square britannia IN
al l""N, four ~ The I"e.. VA. 'i'",D mN t-'o,-
ttIsm Of wind nd Weather beaten N'gilnnt
Excuses are no" in "a" SPORT
Tie lcr,rr Of ., $ g. .. ,,pr ,-..e - Inc
lsm inst IN citation 'o \-,.an' s.. u,r,nnta
aUI Vale ". u.i.rl. -..v- aH aumus nuw NJ
A., ,aamre. a,t rrell'. " We community
The ~ti-brcI lasr's.m,o %. BIS. o@a .,an,n OF
laIr ,ommrn'- - nn ."rnn- English loHn'l,
uu the rr,"ut ,.Ncl,
", IN '' i'm 81 S .r. '' gnnTIs. az"
,.lg EuEl,hmIn rhuu,rs - ptDrrr tue ',,'.
,a,h, and athlete, ronnlcnec e>rrc>soI aoa
. "hetr.uE "Nrt"Wh'iau.. oven " 'Nt.hNmu ar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Thomas Thatcher, r'ty four year, OIL, O. ~
Park Row overcome bN tie heat TINS morning.
At Broadway ami John stect, and va. tskch 10
the Chambers Street Hospital
John Lee. fifteen years ole nj i22 West Tr eny-
sixth street was overcome Rs hed. a. hIthN-
third street and columbus avenue. lie va. taken
to Roosevelt Hosp,JsL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

ToMPKlNSrILLE, G. I, July 2l.-Miss Emma
KIiy,r. q pretty eighteen year-old young woman,
attrmptcl to commit suicide last night by swal-
lowing Paris green. DR.. johnson. who was sum
E1ned, with the aid OF q stomach pump sue
ceeded in saving the girls life. She was re-
moved to the Smith Infrmary at New Brighton.
and will recover. The girl had quarrel with
her lover and tits made her respondent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

days ago in the East River at the foot
of Conover street, Brooklyn, was iden-
titled by his wife this morning AZ
Frederick Smith, laborer. living in
Jersey city. Smith committed suicide
on Sunday morning by jumping from the
ferry-boat Princeton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Assignment Schedules Fitted.

T" .hriuIc. iu III" Is, SuucI' OF Louis Her.
..,". iron rnl steel merchant at q Hroalwas,
Soc 0ru.o y u,rs were tiled to-day In the
count %. common Pleas Tie uooIlltta. are stated
20 be il,l>il. 81; nominal assets sSs,5>S 81. and
1rntl assets s.i.- -,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

nete.tv. W, scr. " the Central O-,e Ulooh-
Nu. arrived nom Albang to-la with William
il smith no WAS arrested IN that city lo,ter-
LAY. ,h.rGoi N,,h tehinE s. 100 from = Mrs
Morris NJ TOM Bedford avenue Brooklyn III,
ruhh"rN occurred In june. Smith Will be Al
rilEnvd in TIL ADAM street Court Tomorrow
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

siITErSIirND BAY, l. 1 Jus y --Corcn.l
Keno IL" n'gh' hold an inquest into The cas-,
81 fstrick D0ushsrr, the Hsgmsu pho vas run
on ami Killed b. Brighten Beach train. Tn,
inrJ eHursrstsd Engineer Wsitsr Jamison ana
Conductor nsnel Re,ton, but censursd the rail
rcCd ter smPlo3 los an inexperienced nsgmsn
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WON'T TRY SUICIDE AGAIN.
Burkhouer Let on Upon an Expres-
sion of Penitencc.

Paul Burkhouer, fifty-two years old.
of s34 Second avenue, who attempted
suicide on July in Central Park by cut
was arraigned in the Harlem Police
Court this morning.
lie told the Justice that he did not
know what lie was doing. He promised
not 10 repeat the offense. Justice Burke
discharged him with Il warning.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
tbiSalrous.

There is one thing about my first
husband that J shall always respect him
for" she said, with culver In. her
voice.
What Is that
III. paid all the expenses of our d.
vvrce like a perfect gentleman"
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Nurphy.-Jack McAuliTc was born in
Cork. ireland March "a, 1856
4. T.. Long Branch, n. J.-Seventy-
five rounds.
II and N-Five feet eight and a quar-
ter inches
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
CESARIO SANTO. =.

of the assassins trial day to the family
IN Milan
The mothe, wis iaboring under the
hallucnation that Santo killed the + ins
OF Italy. What took place at the little
house in Milan will be described in the
SUNDAY World' tomorrow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
poNr OF NEW YORK,

10 rad Eastern standard Ttmv, subtract ;
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Lady Violet sick with catarrhal
fever Tne .ii,emton stable Is ,-rtp.uh
travelling in ID" hardest kind OF luck.
No sooner does Juyuar succeed in got
ting ! horse IN snap" than some un;or-
tUnate hippenil ~ taxi. place ana "a"
bread winner has TO b" put on tn" shelf.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Griffin has received pcr"mptury orders
to join tn" Gideon n Daly stabl" at
Sal.,.u ba. This H. the result If the
sCrape the yuuugSt,r got into.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

\ treat VIII he offered to Eastern
Park patrons on Monday afternoon.
two games Will he played with l'hila-
d'lpRil. only U;Ir admission being
ON" game is the regular
scheduled gam" ana the other pro-
tested game from April &c Play Will
be called at . ana / o'clock respectively.
To-day's game begins at $50. as is
usual on saturday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Villas AND THE SUGAR DUTY.
The senator VIII Not Withdraw His
Proposed tmcndmcut.

WASHINGTON. Jun. u senator Vi
lisa said to-day that he had no purpose
OF withdrawing his motion to amend the
sugar schedule 10y striking out the Is
cent ditfcrential on refined sugar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Charles Baumsarten NJ RorLlsnd \. s. aoln.
elainess as manufacture OF pprlng balances
At ,o4 East Tv.up thru tresi. slsisned to.d,,
70 Herman KsyEer. OF sos East che Hundred ma
nlnet.nth street, No preferences srs Ehen ami
os Aissla and liabilities are not ttsted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Many "A bet viii he put down ON Our
MaEsie the next time sh" starts.

Shelly Tuttlr Just earn about enough
to keep NclutNr" IN oats. Nil '"rn"hl-
sen should give TIA" latter away and
finish up the season with IA little proht.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
MURDERER SANTOS MOTHER.
A visit to the Home of CurnOts As
snssin Mt Milan.

AIrlere: Santos mother is insane.
Her sons deed unbalanced her reason.
A World" correspondent took the news
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

FOREIGN PORTS.

icy Cable
SAILED.
HANRE, July -. Sailed. steamer La Norman.
die. for Mes fsTk.
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Thunder and Lightning May
Usher in a Cool Wave.
Last Night by Far the Warmest OF
the Summer. ...
But "Manager" Dunn says lie VIII
Change the "Bill."
uOIrRLY HEAT RECORD.

The warmest previous July II re- ordtI was ~
in 1856 ON the same day last ycsr the hfg""s.
temperature registered was -
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There will b. music a the Mall Cen
trail Park tomorrow At P. NJ, hy the
Seventh Regiment Banl. Foil"ins is
the programme.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
PEQUAM MING.
VIII Give "A Concert,


The Pequaming orchestra Will give a
concert aud dance at Pequamng hall,
Friday evening, May 25th. The COM
mittee in charge OF the arrangements
will spare no pains to made the occasion
a pleasant one, and all who attend may
expect an enjoyable time. Refreshments
will be served in the hall. Tickets Sl.00
per couple.
Hebard's lumber fleet cleared for Ton
AMANDA Wednesday evening with three
million feet of lumber and shingles.
The loading was doEe in two days and
three quarters under the supervision Of
two inspectors most of the time, which
Is handling lumber al pretty lively
ate.
The patrons of the Pequaming schools
are well please d to learn that Miss Lewis
and Mrs. Anna B. Butz have been re-
tanned by the board of education to take
charge OF our schools another yea.
They are both efficient instructors.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
A Punny aa Any.

While Joe Jefferson was down at
his Louisiana plantation last year the
wife of one Of his neighbors died, and
Mr.. jefferson called to express his
sympathy and regrets. While he was
at the house the clergyman arrived to
make arrangements for the funeral.
Neither the man nor his wife had been
q church member. The husband was
Frustrated with grief, but he aroused
himself when the clergyman entered.
"Is there any particular portion Of
the scriptures you would like me to
read at the funeral?" asked the clergy
man.
The husband sat up, mopped his
eyes and thought for a moment.
"Well, you might try that bit about
Samson and the foxesl" he exclaimed,
finally. 81 guess that's about as fun
nv as any of EN-"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
HUSTLING UP TRADE.
A Girl Who Did Not Get Discouraged
by Few Alarms.

A Girl Who Did Not Get Discourse ed
by Few Alarms.
eve got tough servant girl" said
a Washington man to his neighbor
the other morning, with a culver in
his voice like an angleworln's wriggle
when it strikes fresh clod of dirt.
Flows that?"
well. you see, Mary doesn't wake
very readily in the morning, SO
bought an alarm on certain Monday
and slipped it under her bed
s'lForlo"
q Yes, partly. for about five minutes;
then she went to sleep again"
THAT ALP"
Nope. Bought another Tuesday.
Set 'em both under her bad and timed
the ding-dongs I've minutes apart"
"Work?'
Eyes, partly. She woke twice and
went to sleep twice"
THAT all?'
Nope. Bought another Wednesday.
Put 'em all three under the bed and
timed the ding-dongs five minutes
apart"
"Work?"
"Yes, partly. She woke three times
and went to sleep three times"
keep it up long?'
"Yep. The room got full of clocks.
But that wasn't the worst of 1t. One
day she handed me card with a
strange name on it. That's my
brother she'said; times is hard and
he'd like the job when you get round
to it. He's church bell hanger"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
Ruined by ..olIye visit"

William Sykes, a Norer, who has
not the luxury of an address, told an
English magistrate that all his life he
had been an ill-used man. He had
bravely battled against his name, but
could not resist its associations,
which had dragged him down to his
present degradation and brought him
before the court. He did not steal
four shillings: it was his name that
did it. Are you guilty or not guilty?"
asked the magistrate. "Wot's the use
OF orskin?" replied Bill. "You know
wot my name is, don't you? OF course
I'm guilty. 1t amt my fault. Why,
I've gone on my knees tryin' to get
over my name, and here am"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
Good Market for American Apples.

Farmers who have orchards or land
fit for orchards may find useful hint
in the statement of the British Export
Journal that no fewer than &c, 900 bar
rels OF American and Canadian apples
are sold in England in single week
between the beginning of October and
the close of January The English
pay $4,000, 900 a year for American
and S5oo,0o year for Canadian apples.
They also import from Belgium $780,
900 worth of apples year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
HAD MoUSEIN BED WITH HER.
The Blood Curdling Experience OF Girl
In Boston Suburb.

The Biood-Curdling Experience OF Girl
In Boston Suburb.
Not long ago young lady was lying
half awake in bed in an old house in
Boston's suburbs. Suddenly she be-
came wholly awake with the con-
seriousness that a mouse was running
over her chest. She had presence of
mind enough not to move, reasoning
that the mouse would presently run
away without harming her. But in
stead of running away the little
creature crept into her neck, and
there nestled comfortably down, his
back curled against the lower part Of
her cheek, which lay on the pillow.
The lady's blood was simply frozen
with horror, but she did not dare to
move, fearing that the mouse would
bite her if she did. Collecting her
wits, she finally resolved that
she would by mighty and sudden
effort, jump sidewise in the bed
way from the mouse, leaving him
high and dry on the pillow, and then
get quickly up and out of the bed on
the other side. She would count three
and then jump. She counted one,
two, three-and then she did not
jump. The mouse nestled comfortably
closer to her neck. 1t was now or
never. She began again and counted
one, two, three! This time she jumped
sidewise, downward, upward and every
way, and screamed besides tthe top
of her voice. Whatever became of the
mouse could not be learned for when
all the family came, with lamps and
pokers and various other weapons,
to her aid, no trace of the poor little
creature could be found. Perhaps he
was frightened entirely out of exist
ence by the young lady's screams.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05

Dack is white oilskin coat, fashioned
like an ordinary dog blanket, except
that it is so long as to almost sweep
the ground, and painted thereon, in
vivid colors, is an advertisement Of
the business of the dogs owner The
dog seems to know his business, too,
for he spends most of his time trotting
up and down the shopping district of
Fulton street, where the crowds are
thiclSest.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
diet OF the jury being that the deceased
came to his death by accident.
Closing Out Sale

Mrs. William Dennis, being obliged to
return to her home In Lower Michigan,
will on Monday and Tuesday have
closing out safe Of her large millinery
stock in the store of j. ii. McDouad.
Ladies, here is great opportunity, as all
goods will be offered at cost prices.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05

A Brooklyn merchant has invented
. new device for advertising his goods.
He hss Equipped BIG Nswfcund-
l.nd DOG with sandwich boards sud
sarasA II looss - 9saAss = ~iafsbost
~ elty s4rsstA TAs ~ u ua9saaIl9
.Sopse snA heaAsomA r6stsneA - ~
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
A Draw BODY FOR b,s sren.

The distinction of having the great
est number of tall men in one com
pany in all England belongs to the
First battalion of the Scots guards.
The "a" or right flank company of
that BATTALION has over ninety men on
its roll, and their average height is
feet 24 inches There are twelve
men in the company over feet
inches, and one stands over feet 7
inches No individual member of the
company is less than feet in height.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
Paid for His Autograph.

Prince Metternich once requested
an autograph of Alexandra Dumas.
Dumas wrote in his best round hand:
Received from Prince Metternich
twenty-five bottles of his oldest Jo-
hannisberg." Metternich sent the
wine with good grace.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
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