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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-07
MISS FULLER WON'T SAY.
Refers the Question of Her Engage.
me mt to state Senator Cantor.

ntnt to state senator Cantor.
Friends OF Senator Cantor are now
satisfied that ne Is really engaged to
marry Miss Loie Fuller. the dancer. at
the close OF her foreign engagements.
which will last for another year.
Ask Miss Fuller aboit IT, She will
tell YOU" the Senator said when ask cd
II the announcement of their matrimonial
engagement was true.
Tha question was put to the pretty
dancer by wire while she was dancing at
Amsterdam yesterday.
The Senator Is in New York lie will
attend to it," she replied
During Senator Cantor's trip abroad he
paid marked attention to Miss Fuller.
and since his return has culoHized her
to such an extent that mutual friends
looked upon 1t as confirmation OF the
report
He declines to confirm the announce
ment, and refuses to deny II. lie Is a
widower. his wife having died some three
years ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-07
ROBBED HIM AND FLED.
FiIlico Has Another Italian Ar.
rested on This Charge.

Dorato Petinelli and Joseph Fillco,
two Italian laborers. OF Perth Amboy,
n. j.. were present in the Tombs Police
Court this morning. Petinelli as pris-
oner. Fellico as complainant. Both men
boarded together. and Petinelli Ii ac-
and two rings belonging to Fellico.
Petinelli was held in $500 bail for trial.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-07
KILLED BY A FLY.
81. Louis Child Swallowed the In
sect WhIIs laughing.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7.--Eugene Dickson,
a child, swallowed a fly last Tuesday ar
ternoon and died yesterday. lie was
playing in the ktchen and was laughing
heartily when he swallowed the fy.
About an hour afterwards he became
so i'll that 1t was necessary to call n
physician. notwithstanding the efforts
worse very rapidly and died in terrible
agony
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Lesser of Two Evils.

From the chicago Inter.OcesnD
did you take gas when you had your
tooth pulled" mo; went to a dentist
that extracts them without pain" WAS
1t a success" Yes sir; the preparation
he used hurt me so much worse than
the tooth pulling that I didn't notice
it,"
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DEATHS avn rrsgs1Es


FEHEr-The fanersz services ~ Miss Jsfza
Perry esEs Re Ne % ~ tks rrssS@acs - hsf erhss
taBsH. J1ssa tyeefys On AssSEsSa. bes ~Hen r<c-
oat AID BIRD Fsrsrss. sAss sfx~yneas ~ ,
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tsrnssn5 IS Tak< Ese3 e<m<ssxY. FFleNSs -
tbs sssssfiy tavtssA
WOODS ss&f Il. Susfsy. 1snnsrv -, 5ret a
slse sezf5sNNe 81 sssass Szs ssfsnasF~k ssrese
81 FH*esn ssafion ~ shs IsrEs s&szh J, y sefL
rHefhsy 81 gssa we96. sgsf - r~srs
The fsnsra1 elsi iss. psse& tsafs sffer.osr a. .
seso<x ssa ire rsfastas ssA Shrn e s<as 20
Hoossspcrt sas ts;srEnenI
COOK &fyss-TYs eassza seattle, Szn6Ay. 1saasFT
~ 1sas. 81 fnfar9rgsftaa - fise s0sSss. Ersn1as
~sfs Of r. coekssn azs5 ~ years
Ne aranxerasess have yet tssn Tasas Far The
faHerzL
SFILfxGHaa-As ballard sea6sF. fsnssxy
-. fsHs. % srsgas's 6lsesxe. y iisssm Ssssia<-
hsns ae@a 20 years.
Funsrz1 win pzses this norrgax ~ 81
q clock fFsnn fAs n D. church % Bssiasa. .81sr
sss sasp4css ~ Gashsaz Fax. q. a. z. ana fntsr
Bsenf will % rFssee IN Aeaat fT.sssat c~ussresy.
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BosroS, Mass.. June 10, l@

Post-Intelligencer CO.. Seattle. Wasa.-
Gents; / received some time sines ysa
excellent map Of the United States ~!
the world map on thu reverse SIDE. sas
am pleased with il. Ii forms hanasoss.
and valuable addition to my ofnee. an
cannot fail TO he satisfactory 10 any ors
who invests the small sum asked for ta'
map Yours truly. X L
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CUT PRICES

sfT sos,--ThSss s@aasifsHy sT proved bed. ana
rxss4@nss thAs est - 500
&C p3g - Frse1iSzsi bssf nsark n Hresd~s adj
6Itsan wsry cEGse~
81 500 tfae beass and Iss IA Featoa sfsItssa-
9s.21H@ pessais1s ief Chestnut street
~ sD9--Jhres tsts o. grated ssrssz nosfh ~
Hasfisen.
- x00--ffr s<rsx 81 very ekoioe water frost Ca
Jsxe wsshtngssn.
Hsnehes ssd farms nj psScss 80 suis yGrehsssrA
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM
No. III Cherry ~.

Advertisements aafsx TEE nsad OF Lost. FSuas
pr sasa for is~ns sss6 Situations antsd ~tll -
IN srss1 ~ tie ssss q e~nt q word each tassrtioa
Fsyrnent sswsvs "a sfTsacs Ne advertisements
sse.fxsa sar less thar IS csata
ScTIEE-Ths hosIaess Office 81 fhe fosr-Js-
rsIIfssscrA il opSn gatl ~ !. Clsssihsd
s6ssrttfsHsents sfil - rscEgssd Cd 70 fsss unae
sexsrslseuseats ~sil ~ received az bfsnch offices
The FssT- I<rEILtsBscss at
TACOMA RIREAE = Ills Pacific Avsaus.
Thoass ssGsngsas. AsaAxFr.
PORT ToYNsESD-Freaeas Springer.
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Post-Intelligencsr. Seattle. Wash
Sirs: / received one of your prerniun
truly, J. =.
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MxApow. Wash. F.b. 8. isse

Post-intsliigencer Co.. Seattle, Wssa. :
sirs: The map 10 better than 40 sxpeetcs
SO vs are wsli satisfied with it Resrses
fully, Fa
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PrsHAsrr.. Wash. AprIl I. =

Post-Intelligencsr Co., Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on tho 4
Of Apri, and after sixty miles trass u
stage from Elfensburg to this plaes. can
in excellent condition. am well pioooq
with the map, as we'll ~ astonishsd q tkl
price for which you give the map a yoa
subscribers. Most respectfully. Nm
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For information concerning tnn
map call a, the publication a'nce y
address
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NoErH YAKIMA. Wash, Feb s lA
Post-Intslligencer, Seattle. Wash,
Gents: Enclosed please End stamps ia
balance due on subscription and map
Much pleased with map. Think - -
fine premium Yours respectfully, ). 3.
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Fry, Idaho, Feb. y. iS92
The Seattle Post-Intelligenoer Co, ~
attic, Wash.--Slrs: received the doubh
wall map . short time ago, and in geet
condition. Am more than pleased VIA
It, 1t Is worth double the price. Yean
truly. NJ
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EosrH WELLINGTON, B c., June q ~
Editor Post Intclli gencer. Seattle. WasA
Dear Sir: have received your pge
MUM map in good order and am hiskll
pleased with il. I consider that haN
Got your valuable paper FREE IS vslse
the map more than the price Of subscrip
ton. Yours very respectfully. n.I
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YOUNG MANt

Have you read my
sectnrs about she pitfalls
Of younE men and az loss
manhood. | viii asna is
free. PRoR. J, IA. HUp
SON. 1922 Markss strssl
saa frsasissA CaA
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LuNMI. Wash. Feb. 4. 16e2

LuNMI, Wash, Feb. T. 1e8x
The Post-Ieteiligencer, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sirs: | received your premium M
in good condition. Many thanks tos y
Respectfully yours. MI
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C1xyxtAyp. wash. r,h. : p

Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle ~
Dear Sir: ] received your premium -
which gives as great satisfaction Ny ~
thinks il is worth more than the -
and map both cost. She is much deliokt
with it. Yours very respectfully. Il
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LAraLrY, W.,h.. March )

Post-Intelligencer Publishing Co, =
attic, Wash. Gents: | would say thst
am delighted with the map. Ii came Y
good order and Is a daisy. A. u
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ksERpEEy. Wash, Feb. IA, iss-
Post-Inteliigenesr Co, Seattle, Wasa
Premium map received and yes peIis1
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A. =.
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Looxrsrox, wash Fab. 4 r

LooNfSroN, ASH Fob. II IL
Post-Tntelligencsr. Seattle. Na5Xs
] received your map and il b auay =
yond my expectations. 1 think il i uesh
fully ten times the money you ash e. 4
and 10 the best map have ever seen ~
hshsd. Yours with respect L.
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LArAH, Wash. Feb. 9. isea

IAfAHs " AsUs. ErU. ?,
POst-fntelli gencer, Seattle. Mssn.
Dear Sirs: Map received IN good saaps
We pleased with IL and also the pass
1onrs respectfully. ".
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PAIouss CRY. Wssh.. Nav p. ~

fALoUse CITY, WASH, May n. liza
Post-lntelligencer, Seattle. WASH
Gents: l received the map Of the worl
sent by you in good order and am VI
pleased with il. lie is both useful ~
ornamental and should md q plase 4
every household. Please accept ~
thanks. Yours respectfully. M
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EAST Sr. CLoup. Minn., May q II
Post Intelligencer, Seattle WAX.
Gents: The map received in good s1e
and We think il is . fine map. Yon shoo4
certainly be aole to dispose of ~
number of them. Yours truly, VIC
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WHAT
THEY THINK Or n

The premium map Offered \, ;,
PosrlNTELLlcENcEs to i,s <,,hs.s
bers, old and new. is nov to b. ,o,.s
IN thousands Of homes in the PCS.
Northwest That no premium a.,
offered has given such univer,, 60.
faction. is evidenced BY the follow,.
testimonials, which are a f.v am,-
the large number received rom H.
who have received the man Th.-
letters are exact copies OF the on.
mails on file in this Office. the
natures only being omitted. as 1
posT-lNTELLIGENcEs does not fes
liberty to publish in full the nane
those who have so kindly exprcsr
their appreciation Of the man
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KoU,s,.u r. Nav ~ p

koKfsLAH, II. e, NAY N Ii
Editor Post-Inselligencer. Seattle Ma
Dear Sir; I have received the mn r
the world. etc, and am pleased y -
that I am thoroughly SATISFIED With 4
Yours truly. WI
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TIE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures MONDAY JANUARY 70 1884,


roE ssLE-EEAL ESTATE
I-as -sfr-sy Kxsfnsxcr: ROOMS.
r as4 lsss e7awenS~ns <xr sesvsse- water IL hszs@
msaxa - ssa4. ne sHee sE2ors& A1sre.s J. Post
fssek g~scer.
L-oE sALg-tor sarise: rLSE VIEW.
u s1xh np zzs FvsszwaT ossF $500 hal easnl
r. : Tarn~r. az HaIss- sssex
II ssx19s ssch STA . aSe vsew o fhs esys tse
- tss@na ga graded tcss tAszx 81 g. nE2y
q. se1 FIR III tnrse. sLoea CASH h > IErasr-
r easv xasss ssress grsssa. los saxiss. hBe vasw
81 fhs rsy hsswe~n tws Sksess ens st ths AoSsx
hguses 10 tAe city: onsy s3.as9. H. IusSsr,
EoR saLg.isonIse. soEsEa sErwgES
Tn-nsr. 2o5 Bnfier block
I-on sALE-HousE OF ROOMS. BATH.
II essv w&s~T. kas s11 cold. $3.50; e2os cash,
s2e PER nsaash e. :. Tarner. 81 Batter secx
I,oa sALE-Hor-F ASD LoT ~ IAaEs
II ssrs~s car lire. 81 .oso, lots on Sees. car Ire
$50 each. BAR cxza. Kssrisp. % Enaoa block
CoR sALE-l.sxI2p MAR HsSEy's
Il haase. cas B..sd~Ars hr@ Vse~ e Lske z nioa
sasi sAe nsys sl.sa3: u yoa want = IRE eezne ssse
tao< thss up n y Farmer. -o7 Ba Ter bios
L-og saLr-AT A BARGAIN. 10 ACHES
4 seven miles from the cay; acres cleared
fYat trees ARE hs1rx herr4ss rsspberri@s: All
tence1 good wesi 81 water. hoase roofrss sad est
baiistnx xoad ekiSxsa hosEse asd barn. good horse
sns ~ " soys : xure>s xaxon nue half Jersey COW
half aer@n hens; trs9s; price sl.oe0s terrn2
poaahce & A<ia. 8 9 s~eoad
I,oa sALE-HorsE or : ROOMS. BATH
II city water. close car line. ai.S58: AGO. cash.
so per month. III. :. Turner. zo7 Butter oioc<.
I,oR saLE-ao ACRES $500; GOOD LAND;
II Gloss to depot. half IA clover. viii take hAsf
payment 10 labor. aaithy. Is unioa block
L-oR sALE-Lor soxizo IN yEsLER's isT
II Addition: $50: nalf cash. H. .. Turner, 2o7
Butler oscx
IsoR sALE-f WILL SELL FEW LoTs IN
unlea and near the state university. for 500 per
lot. worth sS5a FrAak r. BoArmaa, 2o4 Tssier
building
LOB saLE-i2exi2o ON ELEVENTH ST,
i close 20 James: $500. good terms Ii. x
Turner. 2o7 Butler block
L,oR sALE-ieo- ACRE FARM NEAR ACME.
Il Whstcom coanty; price -, 900; part easa.
British coiumbia
i water, hot and cold: street graded; u. $50:
$3.50 cash, 80 pei month IL = Turner, 2o7 But
Ter block.
LOB SALE OR ExcHASGE-rISE FRUIT
i farm water front: Seattle Box 1882.
city
LyoR sALE-CoRSER lroxi29 ONE BLOCK
Il from fesIsr avenue, In Yesisr's LIST addition:
81 Boo half cash. III. :. Turner z07 cutter blk.
HOME WITHOUT CASH.
lines; lots soIloo $50 70 $500 each one years
time 10 those who viii bsftid nome. will sell
monthly payments of Use . month: within easy
low q price are snaps Cali room ID Bailey
building. Cherry street entrance.
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frRh EftsC1AE ANIMAL MEETING OF
4 tns a<khalsssN - Sss A. y Mesassns Cen.
pau ft A@zsk s4aaA wtsi 30 49, g tsesE Ssgsc~
- ~N.stis - tssslaF. J sstArx - 3Sfa 81 3
Ntsea 81 frZsssfN tor essataE YsSs As4 ssssT
Fecssssst NHssasss 80 - EFsas@n1sA
= = k2EaCaELD srssSsssG
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ssesnsAip Mosul Captain 6olding. viii leave
Tacoma on the Tn Of February. 1t daylight and
win carry passengers and freight 81 current rassA
For freight or passage apply TO
DoDwELI. CARLILL a CO.
General Asents Tacoma
Or l. A. NApEAU. General Agent n. X n
Co. eeatsiA
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ron saGE -aFscELLsNEorx
1'og >ALK-TN FEwRITERs sNtrH-FRE-
L miss. nsaflv new, seA Address as Post
lEts!iigsncev.
l'oR a. "a FINSr.Cf4A>~ FRESH MICH
u coN take Sreea t4aAe car aae block SFam
s}ors - Grven lake NJ 4. Hartman.
I'oR sAIE SIR oF ENCYCLOPEDIA
RTitAnutea new. - Neianes. for sale cAeNa
insasse 81 e. h0SHs eiOek
ION SAfsE- EURNIrCRE OF ROOMS:
osed csc vssr. house foE reaL Enaw,TS 49,
SVa,h ENelnb sfrres.
Los SALE~ FURNITURE og s-RooN
r'ssen Assa ossss sei - refused. Address Charles
~rotg Z. a Eas ta2S
Los SAB UPRIGHT FiANo. cHkAr sis
u FoustA str@ss
LSoR sALE OK EXCMASuS-A l. T STOCK
u aa1 Psfs cash 500 ptaga or furniture betA
Address 4. - g.. fess ints,ls geacsf
IoR sALE -FURNtFC&E OF A IS,Roox
4 ie'S'as aeass, a. oosapseIe eos fhard stress
EoE SAIL 50 HEAD OF PINS MllGa
oeSs AatEess q MeVs. uEs5ilA " ssn.
kos SAt.E-so HEAD OF CHOICE DAIRY
oasS y a AA 1sS,ks O RrAsa- ~ssa
lNpR sAEg~AIE. KINDS oF HOUSEHOLD
So MgE-c eCzses ~ccsst AEd IE3Fegslty 80
IeJB sAGK -ss-g AE~sfArE&S APPLY
a, tstN $50
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Maori. Wash. March q, -

MALorr. Vasn., March % T.
Post-lnfelligeneer Co, Seattle. Wsnk.
Gents: have received the map and =
well pleased with it. Think it well wera
S., which il would cost TO 90 70 ast,s
and huv il Long may the Poss-Infil
sencer live and prosper. remain ~
very respectfully. .SsH
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HOME WITHOUT CASH

THIS properly !. n mites from Z. O. wtth txo
lines; lots 3OIioo. el50 20 $500 each. years
time 10 those who viii butd nome. will selI
monthly payments of 81. SO . month. wstnin easy
walking distance Of business ceutef: these lots at
20 low . price are snaps Cali room Bailey
building CEerFy street entrance.
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ENTERPRISE. WASH. Feb. Il. -
eeattle Post Intelligencer, Seattle. ~
Have received the wall MAP. NJ
eeptionally well pleased with ii. ~
cellent Accept thanks Yours h3z|
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oyrAno. Canada. April 4 IL
Post-Intslligencer. Seattle, Wa Y
Gentlemen. The premium map rscel1
in good order. and il gives perfect sssi1K
ton. / am yours truly, Nj
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BALTIMORE. Nd, May Z. -
Post-rnseiiigeucer Co, Seattle, Ma.
Gentlemen: The map received All I
very much appreciated Very truly. M
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@4NEED-Rsa EsrarE.


NVaNrED-i.or ~ HENr0N ADDITION
w an Fss cAsh, Adsres. p = n, ca-s G.ssi-
iu1slbssnrsss
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sorrETY s0TFCgs.
HeANA I,tBoE. so ~. D. AND A. NJ
~ stsisd meetings second srd fourth Mondays
tarh month ID W HAsA W n
=. = tsfsse ssc.
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~ An rEN~FART>ER. EITHER SFRgIAi.
w % sNEiNe Ia = Se.l sstsh ssbri dFug cuisines.
IA @ssstle; about ssoea "a t~soie@3s th- business
VIII ss removed 10 she q slso hHaln. ssAas, As
so1plHtsas Address SigA ussi name y o. ttQx
NrANFEp~A PARTNER Nfru 3 aaa
w tSsftA 81 Er8Nfai sneses aahas 81 tAKs On srxp
- $aa aa intstesl 81 easpi paving Setait hos
pvss A11sesa slaresveFss care Post -fatssn.
Tsecsr
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T.sFN ~4fe-xY KxsEnE%gE: EftsMs
II So tas s-7@weesers <xr s@yrsee xat@r IL hszxe.
msaSa - ss14. 10 gF@r sE7cre& A1srsss J.. Post
grt
Evening journal., 1894-01-15

Joseph Wiggin has been elected cap
tain of the Harvard baseball nine.
Many visitors found both Corbett and
Mitchell in good shape yesterday at their
training quarters near Jacksonville.
Only ten more days OF suspense.
The Phillies now have six pitchers
under contract, viz: Weyhing, Carsey,
Haddook, Taylor, McGinnis and Callahan
SharrOtt will also be signed.
Schseffer defeated Ives in the sixth
game of the three cornered- billiard tour.
ing at Chicago on Saturday night Each
have won three and the deciding game
will be played to night
Linton, the English champion, de-
feated the French champion, Dubois at
Paris yesterday in a i00.mile bicycle
race
A battle between Harry Dar-
rim, the running companion of Charley
Mitchell, and Patsy Farley, a middle
weight, of Jacksonville. has been ar
ranged to take place next week.
Evening journal., 1894-01-15
HEARD FROM AFTER sevsN-YEARs.
A CIT izen of Kenneth square Hears Prom
Long Lost Brother.

a Nttlfeu OF hennett squire hohrh from
Long Lost Brother.
KENNETH SQUARE, Jan. William
A. Gawthrop, aEresdent OF this place. has
Just received letter from his brother,
who has been looked upon as dead for
the past seven years. For ten years
after leaving Chester county he received
letters regularly from his brother. who
was located In the West, after which
time they ceased, and no tidings could be
learned of his whereabouts.
The last letter was dated In October,
1898 and was written from Queen Char.
lotte Islands. in the Pacific, of the coast
Of British Columbia The letter stated
that the writer was prospering, that he
was Fifty miles from any other human
being that not long yefore. AS be lay
one night wrapped up in his blanket on
the mountain side, the whole mountain
was shaken by an earthquake AS he
lay there expecting another his thoughts
turned towards his far OIL home and the
events of his early life, ami be resolved
to write TO bis relatives, of whom be had
heard nothing for so long.
Evening journal., 1894-01-15

LIKELY t is at the request Of Senator
Higgins or 20 assist In discharging the
sperry debt that the Morning News pro-
poses to continue the ATTACK" on Major
Isaac j. Wootten, after his case has been
settled ia the Senate. The case seems
to rankle In the breasts Of his vindlct
prosecutors and they propose to pursue
Wootten now for pleasure. The News
regrets apparently its disloyalty in not
taking it up before aud apologizes that
it is not It's custom ito attack indivil.
uals except on the strongest and most
ndisputable evidence, forgetting per
haps, It's attempt 70 prove that Governor
Reynolds had defaulted in large sum
while state treasurer II announces that
the charges It proposes to revive, and
expose to the public, are Of "a very SER
ious Notwithstanding embezzlement
and immortality. The editor doubtless
c'uckled softly and gloatingly as be
glanced at the program Of pruriency
/ which has been presented 70 him with a
wink by the man who had previously
declared Major Wootten ito be a man OF
influence and good standing" for whom
be. Uuiied States Senator. could obtain
an Office Nov, Of course. We
do not mean TO prevent the edltcr
work Of super fuous subsergisncy, but
doubtless the Law and Order Society and
the society for the promotion Of womsnly
Evening journal., 1894-01-15
RECENT LITERATURE.

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Hartford, this instalment treating Of
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Warnings Of the Civil War, by VIII
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