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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08


THuSE who claim that English W -rsing-
men are as we'll of a. thnse OF the United
States evidently do not know the enor.
NOUS part which the pewnshop plays IN
the life Of the English people. In M
country in the world " more pawuing
done. II In estimated that the pledges
amount To ten per head Of the population
year. which would give 400. 200. 900 an
nuslly. The average vnlu. IL tho pledges
IL about IA which would mean that the
loans amount to EDO. OO0, 900 . year. THIS
estimate lie not by any means exagg-r.
ated.
1T II stated upon the authority Of u
prominent woolen manufacture Of Rhode
Island that three ~ the largest wooden
manufacturers in England are to CON.
bine IA get control 81 the American mar.
k-t by undertaking until the American
mills are crippled and then making the
prices To suit themselves. II u u rope
ution II what was successfully accom-.
plish-d during the era Of the walker
tariff.
IL the business districts 81 Colorado the
democrats will have nothing to do with
the Inpulists, and scorn all attempts TO
bring about fusion.
mrs. VANDERBILT, IL 10 said, wishes an
annual allowance Of 100000 And yet
they Hay that women have no idea Of q,
nAncer.
SEVERAL parties In this city wanted u
40 To Denver to attend the irrigation con.
gress. bu, they did not know Of the spe-
eiAl rates on the road and did not at
tend.
ENGLAND m pretty well satisfied with
the new tariff Law. bu, they agree with
Cleveland over there that the Eight should
10 on until protection 10 wiped oat
Tbs Commercial club 10 wedding out
the detrimentals, and will soon be In po-
Sition To be Of great benefit to the city
and territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
W MEELOCA our.
Me " Ne s.saser q sssreessr or the
Commercial Ciah.

me " Ne a.ssser . aStreessr 81 the
Commercial Ctas.
Last Saturday. week ago, during Q
meeting 81 the board Of directors Of the
Commercial club, which. unfortunately.
has suffered much since the sscsndancy
u certain people, Jcsss N wbeelock
grossly insulted the other members Of
the hoard over "beer and ics," and l,
was determined then. although he had
been "whitewashed" at . previous meet.
lug. to ask his resignation. During last
week he placed bio resignation IN the
hands Of Walter c. Hadlsy. president Of
the club, and 81 meeting Of the board
Of directors, held las, Saturday, he was
invited 10 attend by all means, but he ~.
fused although At the time he was in the
club building. The board discussed the
resignation Of Mr.. Whealock. aud
thought II advisAbls, for the good Of the
club, 10 Ace.p, his resignation, which the
members did unanimously. The board
now stands a follows: W. G. Hadley, d.
ID. Robinson. ". b. Childsrs, II. b. Fer.
gussou, Noa Held, NJ. W. Piouruoy, Ju.
lius RisemAnn and n. d. otero. II 10
understood that the executive committee
Of the club, one IL whom was Mr.. whse-
lock, will elect Mr.. Otsro In his stead.
President H.dley has notified all mem.
beis Of the club, who have been staying
away for cause, 10 mako their prsssnos
at the building moro ohsn In the future.
aud II 10 his wish that the business Of the
organisation. which has been lost sight
Of. will again ~ broaght prominently 70
the front. rhs s'ab vas organised 10
build up and foster enterprises for the
city. the Rio aranis valley. and the ter
ri,ory at large. and II 10 hoped. not oaiy
by President Hadley and the other con.
servasivs members Of the club, but the
eit,ssns Of the city. that all will work
harmou,ously together hereafter for the
good Of the city.
Sa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

the enemies arc no. sainss In embryo,
heating their breasts and ecnf.ssing their
,ransgrcs'ions To reach the heights of
-ain'h'"l through he dsp,hs Of sin.
oh. ~ They ATE simply sarpes, men
tan, X by the broken business " y
whole country and trying W tell VII i
e,r"y"i u. anil having m-, sucr,~ w.
'hyiou-Iy cAnno, use ANY lAngus ~ 81 re-
proach ~ " harshness. ksriisr and lt'r
hat puri~scl wor,hier hands have gath
"rr-i all those lsur-l-. All We can say W
hat all H." three shles arr prohsbl,
light. The I,rrsti-nt AMI senate have
Dold the truth About each other spd the
tnus~ Alrut iis-lf Thomas u. R.r,i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
,xAn ,..nN ElA,n

III Congressman Fellows, . leading
democrs, Of New York, 10 quoted as
making the following remarks eonc.rn.
INK the president. lie states that Cleys-
land was th. greatest man that ever
rrAched the surface II tho poli'ics In the
uni,.I States. For over two generations
the democratic party has been promin,n,
in the history of the country. II hal
elected many presidents. and II had be-
enme cripplsd by a civil war when the
NEST II the party len tn. union. Later II
hal received harsh treatment a,
the hands II it's enemies and ts friends
hut nothing conh kill Il In all these years
but Grover Cleveland, and he had done
II IN about one year Of actual Applica.
tIun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
All linitea atat~s -.

Late yesterday afternoon Fong Kan. q
Chinaman. was brought in from the
r~nch Of X. X Elder, on the mesa. by
DEPUTY United statss Marshal Fowler
He WAS unlawfully, under the exclusion
act. in the United States, and WAS com
mitted to Jail by United States Commits
sioner Bryan, where he will Wal, an or
der Of deportation To be issued by Judge
Collier. He will then be taken 10 III
Pass, and with a number II Chinese de-
tanned there shipped over the Southern
Pacific road to Ban Francisco and thence
sent to the Plowery Kingdom. II 10 ru-
mored In United States circles, locally,
that Capt Fowler will be sont 70 China
with F"ng Kan.
Chief Deputy United States Marshal
Loomis came down from Santa Fe last
night on official business. He will re-
yarn north this evening.
The Las Cruces court, on the United
States side, opens next Monday. and
Marshal Hall will pass through the city
,his evening from santa Fs 70 be there In
time when Judge Fall appears in his &C.
customed seat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
trrom estarday's Daiiy.)

N. Forth. Of the grocery firm Of I'd
Clouthier q Co. was taken sick thu,
morning.
X. q. Gosney. . prominent gentleman
u Flagstaff. came In from the ives, las,
night and 10 at the European.
n. H. Harris and wife. Of Las vegas,
are al the Hotel Columbus. They arc On
their way 10 California TO seek home.
W. J. Hanna, the water service OBJ
server Of the Santa Fe road on the Rio
Grande division. came up from San Mar
eiAl last night and 10 In the city to-day.
Mrs. woods, Of Fresno, Cal sister Of
As. J. b. Butler Of this city, will sing
"But the Lord IL Mindful Of His' by
Meudelssohn for the offertory at 81. Johns
church to- morrow morning.
Mrs A N. sAyre. the LAguna IndiAn
school teacher, who has been Oh on a va
cation. visiting Santa Fe, was In the city
last nigh, and Registered q, the Ruropean.
She rs,urpsd 10 LAsunA on No. 3.
X. y Otsro, deputy sheriff Of Valencia
county and . prominent candidate ON the
republican ticket for probate clerk and
recorder Of that county, 10 In the city,
coming up last night nom Los Lunas.
Bishop J. N, K.ndriek. Of the Rpiseo.
pal church. went up 70 Santa Fs last
night. He returned yesterday afternoon
nom National City, Cal, whore his wife
and daughter are spending . vacation.
Rsv T. C. Bea,tie. pastor Of the FRS,
Presbyterian church Of this city, writss
that he has been very busy settling up
HE fAshsr's estate, but that he will return
and occupy his pulpit on the 18th Of Sop
tsmbsr.
Rev. Howard BillmAn. who has very
soespsAbly occupied the pulpit of the Pirss
Presbyterian church d this city durius
the summer months. will attend the meet
Ing Of the syond In Santa Ye and viii ON
Sept 0 preach tho pastoral sermon before
the Synod He will then return 10 Tue.
ssa 70 arrange for ths opening Of the fAli
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
p.s-nv rsssAs n,--,os.
rresrass 90 the ve.esrr-' ts.s,'sse
90 Ne a.,a n, sn,,as


k"v Jas A. Menaul. III Presbyterian
syn"l'cal missionary st the ,,r''"r, "
n l'Nir", has i.f, with TsK CiriIks .
~, ., H. N. Prcshy terrain Mission
T.scirr-' Iu-,dn'-, 10 be held q, santa
~, ou September 10. II Aud ~ Rev.
7. whii,cuor.. Rev Go ~ u. Smith
anil Rev JA,nes A MrnAul re the mem
beers u the cn,pnil,-- of arsng ,m.nts
tn Sabbath evening. s"p,enlr-r y. the
opening sermon ~,ll bc preached 10y Rev.
r. e Monr,,, ~ Flagstaff. AriEou, III.
Irugrsm IL a. follows
sospAt. srPh 10. y A. NJ orrsiso ssrsoisr..
q Adir~~- ~ welcome By K.,. ~ u NTH.
Fe-ronss by kev. J. A. h-nsul
PHysioAL fhnsiHo.
iss. sts-per-. nal Ci~.nnns-- la baih,asI
~ v .~., Z rsr.on and E,''ksih.' ~ i..,
10 so-Isj Hoasshold wosL M.s N. VI mins.
Iel school y s,n k.neisr ai.- A . Nc sIi.
"a. ' TS"in.,lpc, 400 IN law. q alb
..........,..,,........,. R,v. J. Nsnani
~ trDusrRiAL rsuSiso.
p SS;--Ip'''.ioa OF Work 10 B + ,,i,
a sSGScl o,pi,cr, IL H. H., ki,s ,,%."'
III h.xIns Ha.rat al ID min. ,.,,.r,
,,.,,,,,,.,. hissce allison Aad Nc Nair
$50 . m.--lmpo',ance % system IN all D~-
IariineSis Uf Bchool wost. :.,:,..u."
rvrs,so sr..,os.
Sp. IN; How Me- tho Teacher Win the pu
No ~ M = uow Ma, IN. pnpI he I,,in., IN
d ritual Life wotN....,. .hev. T. Mclntyre
TUESDAY. StrulAn irsrhrctio.
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-oiuunlnS shesy sv T. .: n"ehf 81
VIZ W. br-, 1etnn VI isesnlns ne ~,
An pnaoe. So I'LL" ,s..i,.' - An.e nshe'
e"A" '"e"- "" .srsnv W
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A t,i,...,,,,,..,io,n,a "a Smsd. In "a saI,s
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and Blsekb""d'.'''',.,,.,h Miss 4. n. Zavrr
-co,,,c, r,r,.,.,,,on q, i..,.,
MIS-. y: Hills
.ii,.,s'. a,,.s ~ /. n,nsss ...a,, "n
u".y..;';;;...,,,i' , ..,,.,,;, Miss !. syore
- Tor,sc, forms,ian ~ S.n,snsa. puncsn'
| .,,,n snJ IT,. 80 !, .ni,ai t's,,.,. ""''"
A"" anu w 'sP''A' 's'" ~.
ass a, A.i,hm.,i. M.,,.i al W..,.
Ill.,. ID, r.n,h, "a -,
| y. IN. = biography : How shall II h. Taught
| .......,,, ,...',..'...,....;hr Mrs. VI. T. leSe'ts
ESQ y, M how To Make u Interesting IA
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
ssx,s,s.,p,.,. po,,r,s..

Politics In the Seventh Kentucky de
tire, are heating ~ again, Judging firm
the open letter ~ Colonel IIr,ck lnrtlge'n
sister. in.law urging the defeat ~ the gay
LuihArio The woman IN question, Mise
Mary hshA. II certainly yu~--esed IT
vigorous ideas THAT Colonel Brrckin.
ridge will H. t,,turncd I" cungr~rr :" ala.
writes. has never fur uur moment en-
ui~l my mind I'll, very thought ~
/, IL all insult ,n the stat. whose boas, mas
lr-n tina, her then we're hrAve AMI her
women vir,uuua lIy endorsing Colonel
Brrckinr dgr You would accept HE anil
Colonel Th"mpSnnr platform hat all
men arr lib-r,incs lfAll the men II the
state are lh-rtincs. the women cannot he
pure. and ,ur W. = f,r hin w"uld hr AL
announcement 10 the world II the IN
CHASTITY III your women" II the women
IT the Ashland district ha,I votes, II 10
quite certain that the culuurl might ~
we'll hang his poll, zeal harp ou n weeping
willow Bui male voters are less p-n.
,inrntal AMI susceptible. and the moral
status II the Breckenridge distract ~ yet
To- he determined
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
a., NH,.,Nn N..AnN.

Mr. Cleveland continues To- cherish the
S"iri delusi"n that by his election he
represents = majority IL the American
I-nplc he ,slks about th. rank and tle
II the democratic PARTY believing In tariff
rrfnr,n This 10 a. extrsvagan, a. the
claim that a majority 81 the voters Of the
land supported him In 1891.
The fact. a. has repeatedly been shown.
ia that Mr. Cleveland 10 . minority can.
drdate Here arr the total votes which
were cas-, for the presidential cand dates
tlroser cle,eisnd. dem ................ $50, MS
lieu Isa,lh Harr IA, rep size IN
yMnes weaver. pop .,,...n...., iIn %
John bidvell, pro ............,,,..... Nails
SIMON Ning, soc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, HIM
In other words, 6,S56.9is votes were
cast for Grover Cleveland aud 6.50a, t33
were cas-, agsirst him a clear sjority II
as,5i5 against him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
resiseassary nanAsess.

The board of psnissnsiary msnsl
were In session three hours thu nors
There were prsssut Commissioners Q
Hadi.y. Of watroas, Thos. keQuia
Of Rinconatia II. H. Belts, of Silver
and W. x. Dame, Of Cerrillos. Mr.. q
was elected secretary. A number d
counts were audited, and the bid for
plies 70 be contracted for 81 the On
meeting was prspsrsd,--Nsw kssieal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
From Mechanically.

X. p. Brown, the santa Pc road fuel
agent for Mexico, 10 here from Rl Paso.
Miss X. L Kirkpatrick went up q
Cerrillos Saturday night. She begins her
school "a. day.
Walter Darling has returned 70 the city
Walter wanders but he always comes
back 10 the city.
SIMMER Burkhart. assistant attorney
70 the United States land court, ieft last
night for Santa Fe.
IA. stinson. the Cerrillos frssh meat
markstsr. was In tho city last Saturday
and yesterday on business.
Miss Mabel Fox and her guest, Mas
Dickson. are In Santa 70. visiting Mrs
K. L. Hall end Mrs, LOOMS.
Chas, Yondori has returned from bus.
insss trip--to town whsre the services
Of first class auct ioneer was needed.
W. A. Sanders, agent for the Equitable,
has returned from Arizona. He reports
heavy rains at all points touched by him.
Mr. x. p. Shields, the Gold avenue
dealer In fancy bottoms, aud sou. hsve 70.
turned from wichita, Kan, and Chicago.
Jas. d. May, r. 9. Austin and Charles
Hsisch. who are working splendid minss
up In the Cochiti district, arc In the city
to-day.
Ars. Morse, the propristrsss Of the
Armuo house, 10 indulging 10 house
cleaning, and shs ands II an almost end.
less task.
Lou Nesland and wife went up TO Wal.
lace last night. and from there they went
over 70 the Cochit mining district this
morning.
3. H. Newman, an old timer of thi. tar.
ritosy, now q prosper Gus Insurance. agent
OF ri Paso, was At the European lAst
Saturday.
WI. Tway. the painter. has gone 10
Needles, CAL. 10 paint and Do Dor several
cottages for the Atlantic q Paciac rail.
road company.
w. r. Campbell sheriff Of Apache
county, Arzona, came In from the west
last Saturday night and 10 registered al
the European.
Judge Story and family. who have
been down In southern California enjoy.
Ing themselves, arc expected home
Wednesday afternoon.
jose L. Psrsa, sx-shsrif, came down
rom Bsrnalillo this morning. He 10 here
% mingls for . day with the republican
politicians Of the city.
hrs. n. H. white. Of the Fort Lewis.
DOL. Indian school. registered last night |
u the Gan Felipe, and to-day visited the |
indian village Of Isista.
Mrs.. z. .. Slower and zoo. Roddy, Who
AVE been spsadiag dslishssal vacation
n tropical southern California, returned
lone On last nights delayed No. 4 pas
sager train.
Hon. n. b. yersusson. who r,ur,...,.
As United States In the o. n. POlsom
ass. wAs al the depot al sooa TO-DAY "A
lks the No. 4 passenger train Chr rant.
b, bat vas informed that The tr.,. ma.
hAadsasd % account Il vasAo~as over /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

asss. nsssa asa esser a. ~ q, net
aetessee frew Cssssep.

asss. @issa asa 1thes q. ~ q. Mes
se,essee frea Csssssp.
Robt. Bland. WIN. Walters and Me.srs
Hsllowcll and Runysn, the A,chiscn, To.
peks and Santa We s,rikers sentenced "a
imprisonment by Judge seeds err con-
tempt 81 court for the part they took In
obetruc,ing the movement, 81 mail trains,
we're to-day released from the peui,eu.
tisry by order II aov Thornton, says the
New Mexican.
Mr.. Bland is president and Mr.. walters
secretary II the local A, X. U. orgonisa-
ton al Ration. The men were sentenced
on July ~ last, Bland W serve sis,y
days and the others my days.
The governor was, some weeks ago
pe,ition.d by about 900 citizens 10 par
don these men. but declined 10 DO 30 a'
that time On the ground that u nigh
bring into conaic, the judicial and esecu
tive departments Of government. aud he
sides he then questioned his power 10 &C
In the premises. Now. however. ,b'
court having intimated thu, In lie opinio'
the snds IL justice had been vindicnts,
and thu, there was no objsc,ion 10 eztspd
ing clemency, the parties we're to.ds,
discharged from prison The men expires
much qualification over the agreeable
turn their affairs have taken, and leav'
to.uigb, N Join their families 81 Ration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Wakea Up IN rsne

To the fact that q want Of tone In The ava.
teen 10 the herald Of approaching disease,
hosts OF invalids have adopted thas Ger.
tain msans Of calf rescue from impsndins
danger. Hossetter's Stomach Sitter
This benignans tonic promotes. in no or
IN, cagh which The blood IL isr.ilissd snd
made strsngth yislding, Bssidss ,his.
inactivity Of the liver. bowsls and ia,
neys, which inpede . gain Of viror. h
overcome. Apostle, a. well a. the sblI-
ny TO crafty Il without diseomSbvt, n
stimulated by this Thorough msd,sinal
cordial, which also has q squilisias sf.
rect upon nerves weak and unqaist
scoa should be remembered. only
hali invigorstee the dyspsptic. BY the
Mss OF the bittsrs lie noarishin9 propsr-
tsss are made availAbls. FOR malaria,
use the bil,srs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Dr.. hsashson, the well known honso-
pash'e pays'oi.n. has given sp his room
In the crO@wsli twhi,ins) building and
viii bs found hereafter a, COL South ssa.
ood slrest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Absss Sitre.
snvnx 0AKs, Cal, Aug. ~.

Editor titissn.
will you please give me any iuforma-
ton you can In regard 70 shipment or
mining for nitre. Would like 20 know II
any u being shipped within 100 miles Of
Albuquerque. or II any mines are being
worked In that vicinity. Any information
you can give me In regard 70 nitro will be
gratefully received.
Yours Respectfully,
All. PRArr.
The above lsttsG h respectfully 70
fsrrsd To any miner or any one slss
familiar with mining the mstal named In
the letter Of Mr.. Pratt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

liquid or powder, which siv
quick action TO tho liver d
carries of the bile by q mild mOs
ment Of the bowels. Il h no p
gative or gripping medicine,
purely vegetable. Many pea
take pills-more take Bimnn
Liver Regulator.
-, y ~: w. 30 : e.. ? yysss.n 70 s.l.essss.
ar % -: [. - 4: :. .
a.. M. a. ysaisx- .TEHf'
ASEvmHx YAcxAan-Ss
Ia. I I:ssss7sr 90 Z r. s !. .z:rs.k
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
BILIOUSNESs

Who has not suffered this miss
caused by bile in tho ssomsl
which an inactive OK slugg
liver failed TO carry of.
rMs paEvrnr,oa Ano cvWs d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
aessiusssas % rhan Ne.


Al q meeting % the local IRE depart
inent, held las, Tuesday night. = com
mi,,ee Of active hromen vas appointed I,
dram ~ solutions ot thanks 10 the hremer
and citizens 81 the two towns Of La'
Vegas for the cordial and generous tr~at
msnt accorded our fremen and eitissns q
the recent 6remen's convention aud tour
nsment held there The COMMITTEES pre-
sen,s the following 20 Tns CirixzS 10
publication.
Whereas. The hr. department of IN,
city II Albuquerque, during the hrcman'
tournament aud convention recently held
in the city ~ Las Vegas. were rccipient
II the generous hospitality Of tbs people
II that city, who made their visit one COO
nnuous pleasure and enjoyment. and.
| Whereas, Al . regular meeting Of Oh,
Albuquerque DIRE department held on N,
18th day 81 August, the undersigned wer
appointed a. . co,nmittce IN drais rcsolu
tions expressing In some degree the era,
i,ude and appreciation ~ our Hrrmcn f.
this courteous treatment; now therefore
be IL
Resolved, by the Are department u
Of the city Of Albuquerque. that we en-
tend Ia the ladies, citizens and hre de
partment Of the meadow city our SINGER,
thanks for the enjoyable reception 90 gen
eronsly tendered us and In particular d
We thank tho Ere boys up there for thsi
uniform eour, sous and generous hospital
Ivy during our stay with them and he
further
Resolved, That copies Of these rcsolu
tons he sent TO the press Of the two cities
and to the 6re department of the city q
Las Vegas. RobERr X sHAxsos,
| Chairman Committe
H. 3 kSiaHT,
Foreman No Hose Company
| l. II. CRAanunLix,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Cot Nuts has every relnisi,e qualih.
cation to MAX" successful I'npulis,
leader
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-15
THE ElixlSEL.

A piercing shrek, a n~laddenirC swirl.
And the binding storm is on.
The windswept branches writhe and curl.
The fence and the Dad are gone.
Not q landmark remains on the yawniEG
plains,
And the storm and the night are one.
There are needles of sleet in the icy blast
That pushes against the pane.
There are choking pillows of snow that cast
Their eddying depths amain
And whiil with q cry through the falling
sky
That moves upon the plain.
Against the stack in huddled e
The unhoused cattle wait.
From out the storm rack, shrin and clear,
A horse neighs for his mate.
While a man In the storm with sturdy form
Is battling with his fate.
Alas! oh. storm, for the days that dawn
When thy secrets shall be read.
Alas! for the aching hearts at home,
With their sickening weight of dread.
Alas! for the one who will not como
Till the SHOWS give up their dead.
Youths Companion.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-15
The Thirteen Superstition.

The inevitable IS superstition came
up in a companyo of which I was one the
other day. In my own experience that
foolish superstition has been knocked
out S 10 often that l rather enjoy sitting
down to dinner with Is. Once I sat at
a table with Sir Arthur Sullivan, the
composer, as host. There were l3 COW
ers, it was the 18th of May, and the &C.
casion was the thirteenth performance
of Sullivan and Gilbert's "Iolanthe."
OF course nothing came of it. Another
time l dined with the Thursday club Of
Philadelphia at a roadside inn on the
Wissahickon. 1t was discovered that
there We're Is at table, and one of the
party being superstitious the landlord
was asked to come in and make the
fourteenth. He did so, and the result
was that he and not one of the IS died
before the year was out. This is the
nearest l ever came to having a vertical
ton Of the superstition within my OBJ
servation Handy in Chicago
Inter Ocean.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-15
Wales Rejected For Insurance.

The Prince of Wales was very heavi-
" insured at n time, his motive in
securing the insurance being, it was
stated, to protect the money lender Far
quhar, with whom he was implicated
before the Duke Of Fife cleared up the
princes obligations by marrying into
the royal family. Just how much insur-
ance the prince carried at that time is
not known, but it is certain that he got
as much a the British companies would
give him and then applied to one of the
companies in this city. Being a person
Of high estate, he refused, however, to
permit the company's medical examin-
er to inspect his royal person, proftering
instead q certificate from his personal
physician, which certificate the compa-
ny refused to accept, and 80 the insur-
snoe wa never effected.-Exchange.