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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
NEWSPAPER pRosCarBKp.

ST. LOUIS. March i7-Bishop kaine Of
the diocese OF St. Louis has addressed q
circular letter to the clergy under hts
charge prescribing tie Wsekiy Watch
man, weekly paper edited by the Rev.
ID. :. Pheian OF this city, who gziGsd -
much publicity because Of bis connection
with the libel suit brought against Bishop
Bonacum by Father Corbstt End tried ia
Lincoln, Nsb.. recently.
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A Sunday ElI

Kansas CITY. 3fa. March I7-Jsck
O'ksess, s i0cs! t~ztbsr-weign-. an! JACK
Lynch % Philadelphia, SrofhsE -
Jimmy Ly1c5, az eastern Ashf-wex af.
vii Gght 70 naiss tomorrow sb0at
izsBty miles fcc1 here. 70 hEasss, for a
500 purse sad t4e gaze rsc<sptA l.ocal
f-n: cad zt-l AsfsaE 10 n1Gbcrs. A s3<clai
train viii carry s.sG .r5.n hsfs 10 tie
scsse
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contrsbu.inr TO . Good Cause.

Tramp-Sir, a single moment.
Genial MAXWELL. my good man?
Tramp viii be franl. with ron ]
an tired OF life and have determined
TO drink myself 20 death have ex-
hausted ny means and / i1pl0re you
20 furnish the funds 70 complete ~
destruction
Genial Man after careful surrey
My good man. I regret TO say that
have not $1,000 10 sQars
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IN THE rNrEREsr OF TRUTH.

WASHINGTON, March 17-Ia view OF the
claims made on behalf OF the late Emma
Ella Carroll that she had planned the
Tennessee river campaign in the civil
war; Representive Picker OF South Da-
kota has introduced in the house a resolu-
ton authorizing the house military affairs
committee TO ascertain. in the interest OF
truth aud the iuviolabIiity OF history, who
first suggested the i'm portance of utilizing
for strategic movements the Tennessee
and Cumberland rivers. which move re-
suited in the fall OF Forts Henry and Dol-
nlASon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18

ERNEST BEsrs VERNON.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Columbian
Athletic club boxing tournaments held ut
the Grand Central Palace tonight, the
principal event was the bout between
Billy Vernon OF Haverstraw and Billy
Ernest of Brooklyn. Inspector Williams
was present and refused to allow the
referee to give q decision after the men
had fought four rounds. Ernest swung
his vicious right twice only during the
bout, but failed to land on an effective
spot. Ernest had slightly the best Of the
be ttla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
FAST DAY FAST LIVING.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 17.-Rev.
DR.. Levi, rabbi of the Court street syna-
gogue, today delivered a sermon attack
ing Governor Morris fast day proclama-
ton, declaring that the anniversary was a
fast day only il the sense of fast living.
He said the interference of the state in
the matter was presumptious. The people
of the state want no RIchelieu religion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

" A Brady. Corbefs'z manager. viii
sal Tor Eogisnd, next Saturday.
Jim Corbet. will be TIE fret boxer 70
spar On the Drury Lana tse1Irs stage Ia
Loadon-
Mrs. l. C. BoAr5mau, wife Of the cycling
representative Of tie New York Recorder,
i Al enthusiastic advocate % tie b!oofnsr
costume for bicycling by women
g. II. johusoa. of toe ksatucky dsTis-
lon. J. a W, states that tie Dsrrsag o.
co!0rsd men from TIE ls3gBe vii enable
;bxt 6irision 10 aid 2 90 fnsa.SsFs % ia
!lst thls year.
Billy Hartford. Stsn;oa Ao5o:t's Nan
aver. has arranged ~isa Billy &ysr ior an
sisht-r0uzd 20 .or s0us- time in Nay. %.
men 70 weigh IN a. - E,oza6a. give or
take two pounds
Ho1-st Joha ksli5's services az Referee
10 The recent eoco1otsr bsf ssea Jian Cor
O~tt add CARLY Mitchell. viii IA al
probability 20 down 20 pos.sr5ty a. an
Ds.d Kelly wa 20 have received &. 9s9.
b1i up 70 date b has 30: r-ossvs4 q sSss.
nor sny ist8mszsSE tat tS= ns1a.y vii -
forttesmlag IA tEs Tear fetars-
Al sr;eEy: hss bsen rnzzs 20 bra.
sbo1t an sixht-rcauc Se1E tszssea 1Ack
GeE allie szd Io,zssy EYaz $: Ck5a4xe.
~ 10 poaEcs. gsss % lake no psan1s 20
isk~ pate sbCst AAg - 4 2srss q e..
30 s.s tcs1 ofs.sd fc< lie sGss1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
A QUESTION OF RIGHT.

TOPEKA, March 1.-THE attorneys of
Mrs. Ssllie E. Hillmon, at the hearing of
the injunction proceedings against State
Superintendent of Insurance Snyder,
brought before Circuit Judge j. B. John
son of Shawnee county, will raise ques-
iion as to Johnson's legal right TO hold his
position on the bench, he having recently
been appointed by the United States cir
cult court to be special master in chan
Gerry in the Santa Fe receivership cases.
and it is claimed he cannot properly hold
the two Offices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
ISTHMUS EARTHQUAKES.

OAXACA, Mex, March H.-Advices were
received here today from the Isthmus of
Tenhauntepec stating there is great ex-
element among the people of that section
over the repeated and severe earthquakes
that have occurred daily and are growing
in severity. Some of the shocks lasted
twelve seconds and caused great damage
to buildings in some of the smaller towns
on the Pacific coast side of the isthmus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
FIGHT WITH RoBRFRs

ALMA, Kan. March 17-Ten miles west
of here tonight three masked men. in an
attempt To rob the house of Peter Mullen
bscher. shot and killed the latter aud
badly wounded Lewis Shopper. a school
wounded Shopper shot at the fleeing ron
aers, wounding one o. them, but all three
escaped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
DARK BLUE WINS
OXFORD CARRIES OFF BRITAIN'S
GREAT AQUATIC RACE

Favorites From the Start, the DARK
Blue Pennant Bearers Easily win
From the Discounted seams"
All London Turns Ont to
Witness . the Race
Young GrifS Mops
the Floor With Ike
Weir Till Po-
lice StopIt.
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CASH ACCOUNT

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE cash bal
ance in the treasury az the close OF bust
ness today was Sl37. l54 as. and the uet
gold sI09. S5S 20l. gain since yesterday OF
S74, 255 The secretary OF the treasury to-
day accepted the bid for work on the
public building nov in course OF con-
struction at Detroit, Mich, roofing, etc
20 WEitehoai & Lewis OF Detroit
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la FOOLS ERRAND.

PHILAD ELPHIA, March 17.-Matthew j.
Byrne OF Los Angeles has arrived in this
city with credentials as recruiting Of
ficer of the Industrial army of Los
Angeles, which proposes to move on to
Washington in conjunction with the
Coxey army. Byrne will make an effort
to interest the unemployed of Phlladel-
phia in the movement. He says he is de-
voting his entire time to the organization,
and that he receives no salary for his SER
vices.
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THE MODERN WAY

Commends Itself TO The uell-formsd. % DO
pleasantly and effectively what was form
eriy done ia the crudsst manner aud dis
sgreeably as well. 10 cleanse the system
aud break up colds, headaches aud fsy.rs
without unpleasant after affect. use she
delightful liquid laxative remedy. syrup
IT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
MoNKEYING WITH JOHN.

WASHINGTON, March ls.-S-cretary Car.
Isle has submitted 20 congress an esii-
mate for an additional appropriation o!
$1,000 for Carrying cut the Chinese regis
tratioa act the commissioner o. internal
revenue said IL would have no: been
necessary TO ask for this additional ap-
preparation had the ChiEese promptly
ayeiled themselves 81 the facilities pre-
pared for registration OF Jan !. bat for
some reason nearly The whole OF January
WAS allowed 10 pass without any attention
icing paid to the matter by those most
interested.
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ADLAI MOST HoNoRED.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-Two hun
dred and forty Sons of Saint Patrick sat
arouad the banquet tables In the Con-
tinental hotel tonight aud celebrated for
the 123rd consecutive time the anniversary
of Ireland's saint. Vice President Adlai
L. Stevenson was the most distinguished
guest of the evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
DIAMONDS RECOVERED.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 1.-THE Pacific
Express company has recovered S17, 600
worth of diamonds stolen in the Duval
train robbery near here some time ago.
They were obtained from the mistress of
Tom Deaton, one of the robbers, who is
now in the penitentiary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Breckin.
ridge Pollard breach of promise and Sc
duction case had a rest in court today but
the sensational developments of the past
two days were discussed in every public
place. The day was spent by the attor-
Deys on each side in consultation with
their clients.
Among the people connected with the
courts there is quite a little gossip and dis
cnssion concerning the expenses connected
with the trial, for it is one of tho
most costly suits for both parties that has
been tried here for years. There is on both
Bides an array of lawyers who are &C.
rustomed to obtain large rewards for their
services. Judge Wilson has been con-
sidered the leader of the local bar. Mr..
Calderon Carlisle, while a younger man,
Is also an attorney of exceptional ability
and is accustomed to receive heavy fees.
One witness for Miss Pollard was sum-
moned from Colorado, and several from
Kentucky, while heavy travelling expenses
and council fees were incurred in taking
the dispositions. numbering about fifty.
The stenographers' fees alone amount to
nearly s., 900. While Miss Pollard is not
supposed TO nave U1uCU UiOuey, SnS IuuSI
have influential friends who are interested
in the case
More Trouble For Brock.
NEW YORK, March 18-A Washington
dispatch TO morning paper says: The
final chapter of the Pollard-Breckinridge
trial, rumor saws, viii be divorce suit.
The secret marriage of Mrs. Wing and
Congressman Breckenridge took place in
New York on April % last, as shown by
the certificate filed only a few days ago.
1t was not until the following July
that the public marriage was Gel
ebrated in Louisville. 1t was after
The New York ceremony that Mr..
Breckenridge promised in the presence of
Chief of Police Moore to marry Miss
Pollard. According to the testimony,
Colonel Breckenridge continued his rela-
lions with Miss Pollard until May II, or
three weeks after heSwas married to Mrs.
Wing. This revelation of unfaithfulness
and duplicity On the part OF Colonel Brock
inridge, 1t is said. has keenly affected his
present wife. and it is now asserted that
when the pending trial is concluded a suit
for divorce will follow.
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Sumner Prorram.

Kansas CITY. No. March 1.-THE Er-
position Driving PARK "a. igss publlsE-s
It's pxogra-E for sse summer meeting. !;
snncunees that race will begso June -
so1 Continue for ih.rsy days. ssa thai
g., 900 20 $40 viii b- given daily u
. nur-rs
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WIND STORM IN DICKINSON

ABILENE, Kan, March IA terrific
wind storm swept over Dickinson county
this evening, doing considerable damage
a much needed rain followed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
Knew Him to Be . Chump-

Mr.. Cheviot Hill-Do you know who
/ am. my little man?
The Little Man-Yep. You're th.
feiler who is going to propose to uJ
-ie.er-Lsfe-
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TARIFF ONCE AGAIN
UNDER PRESENT PROGRAM BILL
WILL BE REPORTED TUESDAY,.

Democratic Senators Try to Get To
gether and Fix Up Local Pro-
-tective" Schedule That VIII
Pacify Kickers Sugar
Schedule Is Reopcned
and More Manipula.
ton May be Ex-
pected- Capt..
tel Stories.
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THE LITTLE TRIAL

OLATHE, Kan, March 17-This forenoon
the state rested its case in the Little muir
der trial and the attorneys for the Defend
ant occupied the day in making an opening
statement to the jury. The testimony for
he defense will be ready Monday morning.
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WITH a BANQUET.

NEW YORK, March 17-The members of
the Saint Patrick club concluded their
celebration with banquet at the Hotel
RrunsXick-
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THE MAS WHO SHOT ROSS.

TROY. y Y. March i..-Up 70 the Gloss
Of the B. a Isst tonight 10 ths murder u
Rober, Il -. os election day. four psr@ons
have positiyelY identified Bal Shea "a tbs
ulaa no cred IN. shot that killed Ross.
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MADGE'S FEE BILLS
IT COSTS k0EEY TO GET EVEN
WITH CONGRESSMEN.

How the Expenses in the Pollard
Breach of Promise Case Are Go
ing Skyward-High Priced
Barristers and EXtortion-
ate Pullman Palace Car
Owners Must be
Paid-Thc Hilmon
Insurance Case
Appealed.
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HE APPEARS SANE
GOVERNOR WAITE has CONE BACK
TO HIS SENSES AGAIN.

TO submit the Question to the
Courts, Which Decide to Hand
Down an Opinion Immediately.
New Fire and Police Board
Steal March and Assume
Authsrity,Which is Rec
ognized by tho Mayor
But Not by the
Police.
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Day On the Turf.

ST. LOUIS. March l7.-First race-Fixe
furiongs: King Star won; Liberty Bell,
second; Ssu Bias. third. Time, 1.oS,s.
Second-Nins-sixteen OF mile-Man-
ola won; Jimmie r. second; Ianths. third
Time. l:0s34.
Third-Eleven-sixteen Joe y won;
Alopathy, second; Southernest. third.
Time, 1:l4
Eourth-Six furiopgs: Schuyikiu won;
Vida second; John Dunn, third Time,
leo
Fifth-Six furlongs: Ny Partner won;
Leadawsy. second; Reuben Payne. third.
Time. 1:20;1.
Sixth-EIve furiougs: Poligs won; Gle
rofus, second; Yosemite, third. Time,
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Pare blood Is better than ''blue blood.
To have pure blood. take HOODS SsEsapar.
lila
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NEw ORLEANS. March i7.-Eighty-ffth
day of The winter meeting; track very
heavy. Attendance fne-
First race-Fiye and oue-half furlongs:
Satinet won: Dunlap. second; Whitehead.
third. Time. 1:30.
Second-Eive furlongs: King Craft won !;
Pacolet. second; Marjory Hilton, third.
Time, 1:l4i4.
Third-Sx and one-nalt furlougs:
Horace Leland won; Boro, second; Rover,
third. Time, 80.
Fourth-One and one-eighth miles: Coro-
net won; Pomfre5. second; Prince OF Dark
ness. third Time, 2:1SS4.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Wigwam won;
Forest King, second, Oak Forest, third.
Time, l:S01S.
Sixth-kIve furlongs: Mollie V won;
Cerro Gordo, second; Tom 5, third. Time.
1:l41S.
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CHICAGO, March 17.-Roby summaries.
First observation-disclosures of a mile: Katy
Darling won; Imp Eliz, second; Maggie
Sloweye. third. Time, 1:0S1{.
Second-Nine sixteenth OF mile: Gay
lord won; Cole Bascomb, second, Cora,
third. Time, l:07.
Third-Ons mile: Brahma won; West
Park, second; Yucatan. third Time. 2;07.
Fourth-Three-fourth OF n mile: Rose
wood won; PrettiwiI, second; Warren Lee
land, third. Time, 1:32j
Fifth-One mile: Colonel Clay won;
Ulster, second; Eli Kendig, third. Time,
2:O6Jz.
Sixth-Three fourths of mile: Maggie
Murphy won: Critic. second; Sewanee,
third. Time, 1:3114.
HoT SPRINGS. Ark, March 16.-First
race-Five-eigbth of a mile: Lelan won;
Mike-Flynn, second; Van 5. third. Time.
l:0S1z,
standardization OF mile: Ban
gum won. Barney Aaron. Jr.. second:
Mamie Il, third. Time.
Third-Mile and quarter: DR.. Wilson
won: Golden Arrow, second; Dakota
Brooks, third. Time, 2:3O
FOurrh-Five-eighths of a mile: Long
Tom won; Maud ID, second; Little Phil,
third. Time, Loo.
Fifth-Three -fourths of a mile: Green
Prewitt won; Ansonia, second. Hoodoo,
third. Time, 1:2l14.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-15
Omces To BE Given Out.

The Tribune. uniformly accurate in its
| political information. declares that 1T was
said on the authority Of ex-Mayor GRACE
yesterday. that the anti-snappers have at
last received the necessary encouragement
from Washington which will warrant them
in going ahead and perfecting their organi-
cation" This is understood to mean that
Mr.. CLEVELAND has been aroused 10 the
necessities OF his partisans OF this city and
State. and has promised that the long with
held Federal patronage shall be distributed
among the faithful.
The ll3 disinterested reformers. who ac-
cept the Hon. CHARLES s. FAIRCHILp as
their boss. have been waiting, 1t seems, for
tidings OF comfort and Joy from Washing
ton; and not until the above-quoted assur-
ance was given them that the freight had
been duly consigned. did they feel sufficient
ly strong Ito go ahead and perfect" their
Imaginary organization.
What this assurance. solemnly given TO
the same effect half dozen times during
the past eleven months. and as often shown
to be wholly unfounded. may guarantee in
this instance. future events only can show.
But. assuming that 1t is correct. as It may
be. We have an amusing picture. drawn by
their own hands, OF the so-called CLEVELAND
reformers patiently waiting TO smite exist
ing frauds. or reveal existing abuses, and
10 regenerate and reorganlze the Democra-
cy OF New York. Just as soon as Mr.. CLEyE-
LAND supplies them with gaugers. pack
ers. watchmen, openers, night inspectors,
clerks, collectors. and 80 forth.
The idea would appear 10 be. II the Hon.
W. RowDEDOw GRACE Is correctly reported
by the Tribune. to establish patronage by
reprisal: TO put in office a large number OF
PEcKHAMs. using the word generically. and
filling the vacant Federal posts with indi-
viduals who comply with the PECKHAM
formula. as follows:
Always oppose regularity in political nomination.
Always lend aid and comfort to she Republican enc
my. When your cooperation IA needed requested By
the Democracy.
AwAys refrain from voting at important elections
unless you receive circulars informing you that an
election s 20 be held.
Always select whose designation 60 oRss utll b.
to arouse the 09PostiVn, iHeuT the hostility aud
Justify the recruitment or h0nOrsd and hard
Democrats In good party standing
Apart from the scandalous misuse OF the
power OF appointment. which such oompli-
Rnee with the demands OF the anti-snap
cuckoos would imply. there are two serious
obstacles 10 its success as a means Of dis
rupting the New York Democracy. First,
the Federal Offices remaining 10 be filled
are politically unimpOrtant. II every mem
Der of Mr.. FAIRCHILD's 49, who Is not now
in Office. should be supplied with q Job at
the Governments expense. the influence
which these new men. acting collectively.
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Senator GraY,s speech.

The euckoos all agree that the Hon.
0EoReE GRAY's long speech In the Senate
IL the ablest and most logical defence OF the
Policy Of Infamy that has yet appeared.
Able 1t undoubtedly ia. Senator GRAY IL
an accomplished advocate; and the more
desperate the case that engages his pro-
fessional efforts. the ADLER the speech he can
make. He rises to the occasion. Absolute
hopelessness is TO him only q stimulus and
an inspiration.
Logical It Is not. very few words will
show that 1t is not logical.
Having swallowed the Policy Of Infamy
whole; having eulogized Mr.. CLEVELAND
for making the attempt at restoration which
failed: having declared bis personal con-
viction that right and justice require this
Government TO interfere in behalf Of LII
rUoKALASI. why does Senator GRAY stop
short Of the logical conclusion. namely:
Congress must do what resident has
failed to do: and I. as u senator OF the
United States. demand that the Policy of
Jnfamy be pursued by this Government to
the bitter end"
Then MIR. GBAY's speech would be logical.
Every argument as to right. Justice. and
duty. that he has employed forensically In
the defence OF Mr.. CLEVELAND. applies with
equal force to himself as q Senator and
apractical statesman.
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ON KISSING.
Some Suggestive R-a.suo...

TTos dIs LONDON S.aLiy S4a
Progress and science now propose TO abolish the kis
WM they sueceedt without doubt there is too much
kissing done IN the world by the wrong people
There Is a vast deal % mismaIinE OF ups about u
Women eATsss each other pToms ousy and m eau
nElessy Children are kissed too freely by relatives
frisndA ana strangers know lady who insiStE Al
ways on Kissing her friends upon the lips when shs
nests item. The ordeal for her friends IL terrible
one yet not one OF them has the refuse the
pronsred eArsss or to give the cheek place OF the
lips. IL seems misforIHRs that the lady not the
foTsthoughI TO save her friends this experience Thsy
would love her luSt deeply and thEnk her most
ingiy II shs pressed their hands merely aud wthhsd
her ipL
Parents Ousht TO teach their children from cir very
earliest years 10 be chary IN giving their pA Parents
themselves o1ght 20 AVOID kissing infants on the
mouth. The sweet cheeks the dear little soft neeks
the dmpled hands all offer tempting hooks kIsses
without sndAngeTinE the chld's comfort or health
have seen father whose breath vas vile With stale
tobacco smoEs, prsss bis mouth that Of tlny IN.
fahI never thinking that the poor babys lungs we're
being poisoned b. the contact
Tho kisA on the lips vas undoubtedly nrst ipy.pt.a
by lovers and should be eonEscratsd TO love. u,eA IA
can never 10 abolished by fashion or science while
hearts beat Vsins Jingle and pulses throb with love.
urea To the woman tue kiss means more and lea.
than IL means 20 the The woman links n. man
who takes her lps has given hls heart; bot the
THINKS only that she Who has given her lps viii give
herself az we'll whsn the woman nnds her mi,t.k.
she "a elslusi0nsd Whsa the man nnds his hs u
angry
Wien the thrill OF pleasure goes oct Of the kiss for
tSo people. add 10 becomes aneAl 1ty love IA.
departed iHsndship may bad them. respect may
uHits them. ana sympathy render their association
sSect and tender; but when lip no longer spsaEs 20
hp In the Sordess s!oqushcs OF the kt1s CUPID has
shsathsd Lila arrows and noWn ASAy
ELlA WJEErEs WILCOX