The morning call., 1894-10-02

their homes are made happy, and have no other
desire than that their children should make
happy homes for themselves, this barter and
sale which enters so largely into our views OF
marriage would cease and the millennium
would come this way.-New York Herald.
A curious breach of promise case is reported
from Boston, where Miss Mary E. Bartlett sues
Ire estate OF The late DIR. Henry }. Bigelow Tor
S150,0o0 on that plea. Should the lady gain
her case IL will be seen that 10 certain cases a
bachelor may be worth as much dead as alive
10 a woman.-St Louis Star-Sayngs.
|, The report that five-sixtbs OF the number of
female clerks employed In the Treasury Depart
;mens at Washington have been dismissed In
favor OF male successors simply because they
could: DO lift the heavy ledgers emphasizes the
Importance of physical culture for girls
Philadelphia Record.
!. Since the law requrinG a 2-cent stamp on
every. pack of playing cards went into effect
he price: Of playmg-ca IDS all along The line
has been advanced 100 per cent or more.
That's case where the consumer pays the tax
and good deal more besides.-BOston Globe.
General Barnes OF San Francisco protests
against admitting TO American citizenship
men who do not know whether Judas lscarot
or Grover cleveland Is President of the United
States" We back up General Barnes in max
Ing this patriotic protest.-New York Sun.
A STEEL rail costs twice as much as an iron
one. but the universal use of the former means
millions 10 the farmers OF the West. Ii has
enabled railroads to use larger aud hravier cars
and The results are cheaper freight and quicker
transp Iation.-Ph lDhia Item.
If there are not husbands enough to supply
| the women of the United States it Is no fault OF
INN, infa finu ,oti fha A
|: Europeans who have come to this country in
1.-THE past ten years only 1908 are femaes.-
St. Louis Post Dispatch
They say Governor Flower of New York can
shake hands more cordially than any other
chief magistrate the Empire State has ever
had:. Butfn otner capacities he has proved
himself no great Standardization Herald.
! Catariuo CARA, the ex-revolutioHist, is clerk
ing for Chinese store in Costa Riea. The life
rs not as exciting as that OF a bandit of the
ehaparrak. but he probably draws more divi-
! dends.-Fert Worth Gazette.
Tie heavy ironclads suffered severely In the
| battle of the 1alu. while the light cruisers
! proved safe and efficient. If LOOKS as If the
expected new era In naval warfare has ar
rived.-New York World.
| The recent japanese victories should bring a
1 peacock feather TO Captain Mahan OF the
| United States navy, as they were won by carry
ling cut the tactics taught In his booK.-St.
Louis q lobe. Democrat
/ The Philadelphia Ledger performs work OF
| supererogaIion when it says that Arms and
tie Man is not ballet spectacle. One never
speaks of arms in connection with the ballet
| Brooklyn Eagle.
| Queen Biliuok alaui seems 10 have been lost
| in The shuttle. and unless Dir. Boutele Is care
l:Iul lie Hawaiian nfamy will soon have faded
I quite cut OF slght,-IDdIaDapolis News.
/ The report that there will be no increase in
! the pIice OF sealskins next season Will doubt
less have considerable effect upon the matrl-
monIal market.-New York Press.
The Japanese women have sent corps OF
nurses to Korea TO care for the wounded. This
| is. ANOTHER evidence of Japan's advance in civ
ifization.-Chcago liner Ocean.
No oyerconfdence now Work now, and
confidence after eleetlou.-New York Tribune.