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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19

RoME, Fob. iS.-rhu closing cart.
mlgy iu connection with Pope LvD
Mil jubilee took place to-day, anu
consisted OF mass, celebrated bv MIN iu
st. Pctcps, followed Ny u "rs ID Ium."
The mass was celebrated al sue Iap8l
altar. Lr1 was bJruu iuto tho bn.itica
% O.il O'Clock, proceeded by a cote q
" cardinals anu uishupI.
Tue entrance OF tho pore was an.
nOuncud from the dome BY blsst from
silver trumpet. Az tho conclusion Of
the mnfs, Loo iutJuuI n "lU Dtumn
whirn was Chauted by the whole con.
EregatiUu Tue pops then fe.suated
himself iu the sudilia AMI, with the
tlaia on his head, bics.ol the audience.
lie then retired into the Chapel
Della Pietn, amid prolonged chuuIiug.
Tue pops appeared considerably iM.
proved In hualtb aud int1ned In strong
voice.
Tonight the facadts Of st. petef's
and other Churchts,sli Catholic iuslitu'
tlour, aud a great many houses, were
brilliantly illuminated. The TUpt,I
physicians say he II much better ia,
have advised him not ~ Uyufcxctt him'
self.
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The above portrait ls that Uf Mics Hua
bAruca, une W tle most popular young ladies
% hayavlIg, ltan, tur I've YUlrH .aH uus
been an Invalid caused Hy iUU faEHgra OF
rltHrrh. which frst made &C. appearance Do tho
head, hut gradually aug tou coo stomach. and
d. Miss liarura says made Llr Ufr one ul
mlHHry and suffering.
In continuing. enc aayHs Dor the sake of
other women who may ue uuN Suffering sH {
did deem lt duy 70 maze mE remarkable
recovery public,
tiyo yrhrs ! was an invalid. bad sHarp
shooting pAIuH 90 tho head, roaring HHIsHs 10
lhr CAfai upon AfisilF from chair . NuuIu
fool dugY, weak Hu1 FAINT and bed 90 anne.
tic, Whatever aud what I Il tIt UHGI 90
distress me, pam In the stomach extended
through my fiIO Co the back was D.. rvnua
and could not sIuur. 4 nd not enjoy ANY kIuI
~ anus mont and 10 fact was 90 run
down. Through thr advice uf friends / went
60 Dr. rhIrtH a shores and HlHHrd my case
with them. and from tho very drsl / urgan Co
improve aud can now Gay I have improved n
every WAY feel uFut and nHpuf aud tyrry
Thing ] DO seems O. Doe a pleasure. sleep
welt am not nervous aud hove gained d
pounds in weight while under tho doctors
care.
will be only too happy TO tuk With any one
who VII "a. The trouble tHrllI on me and will
case
Miss iiarnCs resides 10 kafayillc. utah.whors
she Will answer OH inquiries with pleasure.
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A HORRIFYlNG SPECTACLE.
The OMCIal Account Of The Brand
GRbuTs Disaster
People Ia an Engine Room scaidod 20
Death by Escaping StcHm.-iho
Cause Not known,

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE emperor IL
sending - large wreath which will be
display cd ut tho funeral OF tho victims
Of the Btandenburg disaster.
The RelohsdHsoigor published the
official account Of the explosion. The
account says the accident happened
through the breaking Of the apparatus
Tor turning on steam ON the slarooard
engine, anu the steam from all the
boilers found ipgress into the engine
room, filled with people. The steam
scaldod them ana penetrated through
tho door leading TO the port engine
room, aud thence through tho stair
ways into the upper rooms, continuing
It's work u destruction. Almost every
person busily At work In these rooms
must have met with instant death, nB
the steam WAS pouring from tho boilers
at temperature u $50.
Nothing IL yet known as to the
cause OF the bteabaSe,,
A dispatch from lNiol tonight says
the engineer on board states that at the
momsnt u the explosion I2OO'hoTte
power was indicated. The engineer
AIDA that on previous trips ms much as
II, 900 horse power had been reached
The spectacle 10 tho englno'room
after the disaster was horriiyins' me
dead were heRpel, one upon anotner'
devoid OF cluJnlnh the peeled hesh
hanging IN rolls, while foam was TO be
seen nj their mouths.
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speed.
The violent motion u the car caused
the uaole 20 wrap around f., aal when
WITHIN abIut 200 feet Of the ground It
crushed =. ns though it were au egg
shoil. One end OF the cable car s.rucl.
Oiivcf LtdyctwoDd, a prominent young
attorney VI this city on the head, XIII.
Tug him Instantly. Ihe blood iuurte
from mas wounds, completely paturat.
iuG tho clothing OF the fcmaiuint
occupants Of the car, Tightening them
90 baJly that they attempted 10 lunr
out OF the windows INTO the river, bu,
were rtslraiuud by tho brakeman.
Finally a tug was secured aud al.
chorui Gitocdy beneath the dangling
car, AMI tue survivors were rescued "
means Of rOpu, oaon descending han1
over hauu.
Az tue coroncf's Inquest tonight j
was ~. covered that tue cable hAu beef
partial y severed by an unknown mis-
! creant
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AEainstih the Lotd,

LONDON, Fob. l5.-Fuur tuousnnd
purs1us assembled Ia Trafalgar Square
today In answer 10 an appeal fora iulL-
Hesitation tgainet the house NJ l1rIa
for destroying Cluuses iu tho parish
councils oil. Tho mtrliug adopted
resolutions condomning the lords to
their action IN thu matt'r lhu speak.
rrs were Joseph Arch, Dr. Charles L..
u. Tanner, the lrlBh naiiJtgliui, DAD
ahhai NaofrJi, the wull.kuown Bombay
merchant, ald nyo other members Oi
the house OF commons.
Arch said Lord Salisbury had done q
won irflul service when hB made d
rope whoTewlth TO hang the lords aud
pa, the rope Ia the opponents hands.
The meeting adopted resolutions do
claring tho house N LORDS "a mischicy'
Gus aud useless institution anu ue
muuIlng that Il be abolished forth
with.
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conecrninr pIneer cInln..

WAsnIEuTOs, ID. O., Feb. 1.-THE
practice OF the general land office has
been materially changed by the deci.
sion Of the secretary OF the interior In
the case OF H.. y. Farrol ct nj against
William l.. Hoget OF al OF the Helena,
Mont, land dislrlct,on appeal from tbs
d,cisiuu Of the land commissioner. The
teeIvtary holds that each twenty acre
ltnc, VI any placer claim must show
The discovery OF minerals IN order TO
obtain % mineral patent. Whether the
claim "a surveyed OF not makes no dit.
ference In the rights Of the iocalors.
Accordingly a location made on u
ia'grg amount Of land IL void except
'of thr twenty acres immediately sur
huHllng %. This IA q reversal Of the
heuun u. tho land office.
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NIrnrnEnn necnmIns An.Ion..

NEW YORS, Fob. ls.-rhe HeTa'ds
dispatch from La LlUur.ad say; IL h
sIl that President NaFquv1 OF Hon
duraF, who IL being besieged by the
allied armies Of Nicaragua aud Hon.
duran insurgents Ia his capital city,
roguciyalpa, bis holding several FAM.
lies Of prominent fovoluuDnists ~ hoe.
lagcs. HU hopes thus 10 prevent actual
assault upon aud tue snCs OF Ieguo-
galpa. The siege Of the city continues
stubbornly, though m II Of the proviu'
ccs Of the country have declared In
favor VI the provisional government,
established by tho insurgents, whose
leader Ia General PUlicarpo Baniila.
Both sides are now almost without
ammunition aud Nicaragua " becUm'
ing anxious to have the war brought 10
a close ~ soon as possible.
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Miss Rosa Barnes Suffered That Long
With Caianh Of the Head
and Stomach
GllEED 10 POUNDS WHILE UNDER
TREATMENT

EygrF wgot. through the c1lnmn' oi ne
daily parHrs. b. tubIisned nov statement Of
fumy grateful paunnt who hhs NDtl ,atcI by
Ila -u1rr. . -68fes OF tbc ZION Medical and
Surgical iuututr ....
auun stat. mont BE- given by the consent OF ihg
rlpuuIa. 700, after suffering . fl,"., uHl
irutf when ibuv know tncy hlIy boon Tu.
fi0rui tD boa ih and happincat, NtHr'r ihcif
duty il uiUm Others vino may pc "h'"lao
afflicted.
Ihetia following is one of much Import.
auUU 90 ladies. 1ho great .hM' f.. 'hs
Utility iu tiU la assumed by thrm lhcf dutt'
HI homo L. v,ifs ur mother arc 70 tyfs
rl'c strain upon wctk M'M,n. "Ntf'
work and Wirry cauie N.'i.lt1na u
fuIts-tHuy become rutuhlc. tuD tH'si
IuaIsuiHeint Uttia trouble looms uU large and
Wt.sus heavily. all uucause Hi' H Nfcat Z
duNu and tht nervous auaiu pa 10 Wu'h iul
ugr, hut sho hraycly bears on hnl NHp, u
will coon uafs away ruch IrlAla prove jan
rpfous. fof abc soon losUs her arpCuta. cane
move stlftics her. in tact she D. iaat becoming
u physical wreck
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Annrehisia ia London.

LONDON. Feb. ls.-rho ar',s. Of y
rreuiusnt member OF the LDhu9h
yr.up Of nuaruhi6la IA impon lhE, i in1
rohcs last night durlnc raj vlsl ..,,i
inc apartments OF this meAlovt uuu
frlzrd nuumber ct MS pIlNNlu I'''I'''
dipnanJ nut finally hei from mo
housr. u..,,,t,.
the widely mountaineering OF tno
Autouomiu club, under nu'lilas VI ~
International WOrker' Coup was y" ~,
tanded by only fifteen poF-ou'', u'
whom fourteen were Foreigners l. n'
sprlkurs announced ola h1,tt ept0' :, q
Alter waiting twO houiii Wv" ,'i 81.
Inc Commonwual Group, maiN 70
speech m which be uf.ed .uyiit ~ ~
rightlng VIZ ngs, aud held up a'l l,,, y.
pallas and other martyia as Wo''nJ
OF emulation. ,.,oc.
Hundfeds were ready to sAo''"''
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So a month for Catarrhal and all
Kindred Diseases, MEDICINE FREE.
TREATMENT ny MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming 10 the City
FOR Treatment.

Almost every mail bring, l5ttos asking urs.
shurus shores. 90 ll I'd. gHatry q 1.-Two iu
sat Lake in order 90 tAsT 'Hr treatment DAn
you treat pauUutf az choir homes by maill aud
other questions 90 similar import.
hra shores a rhlrua 1eHIgU tu state. there
TORI, Tor tue benefit uf those who may be hest.
thtinE about wuunE iu Ihru, that ly their
pc obtained 20 make treatment an easy matter
Thus patients can Lr treated nt their own
homes AZ We'll A. 100 salt lasc, Medicines arc
required aud maintained, au1 the physician and
patent are thus In constant touch. PROMPT
replies are made by urs. shores a shores
proper medicines and iu every detail each ease
10 worked out until ruTr BE- elected. inciust
lconh In stamps wien you write for question
circulars,
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STAGE POLITICS.
1 Proposition to Employ Tie lheatOT
for Partisan Purposes.
KANSAS rorULIsrS CAMPAIGN.
III. Idea Is to Depict the Woes aud
Ills II the Working Glasses 10
order 10 Gain Votes.

TOPEKA, Feb. 1.-THE Populiets pro.
nose o novel way OF campaigning.
they will organizs a theatrical com.
p,py OF yon1g people Of tne requisi te
,,lent as an adjunct 10 the state cam.
pien, and send them over the state,
slyln, plays depicting the woss aud
m. which aflllcl the working classes.
number OF plays Of this character
have been written. II Is believed the
cb,mo will make u great hit. G1ver.
nor Lewelling Ia said to have approved
ID aud other leading Populisis agree
v.b MIN, The proposition has boon
rabriltsi 10 Chairman BorldUnthnl,
ami will hs acted upOn " the ngNt
meeting !ui the state central commit
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their lives IN the great cause. He him.
eeit was perfectly prepared % tot7.
They had nothing 10 i've Tor, but were
simply the Flavga Of capitalists.
Speeches were useless and physical
iufco was utccsssty. When the y ~.
ofumont aud A'qllth abandoned tho
making Of Maxim guns Tor usr y oinst
the e0pic, the latter would rrlttquish
tho Manufacturing u dynnm Ite bUtnus.
He ndvisoi the worker, Go read hooks
upon chemicals, whiuh thuy would
hnd Ia th1 ruuIlc libraries, and learn
the uee u cucmic1lf.
Diner spueuhus, Ia foreign lqnrungrf,
were mnue anu the audience Willy
ch'ercd the continents 0f tho ipadefe.
Many detectives w citzsus' clothing
wrre present..
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WAsuiNGrOS, Feb. ls.-Yostorday
Representative lllcas OF Pennsyi.
yanis introduced o bin which he he.
lioves Will be- an excellent plan for the
settlement Of the silver question. IL
proves that any person may dcpOtil
with the government : 1000 worth Of
oliver bullion ami by uvpositing with
10 20 per cent u the value Of the bul.
lion In Understanding government
bonds As guarantee against any. de.
pfoclstion Of silver, he may receive
$4,000 In legal tender notes, redeem
Able In coin,
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BuESos AYErs, Feb. lL-Adyices
received from no stnic that the lu-
urgent squadron have elspendea the
hombardment. Five thousand insur-
genta from tho southern part OF brazil
nave entered the state Of Sac Paula,
and are marching IN tho direction Of
no. They nave mad several sElr,
mishes with government troops, ana
No each instance have defeated tle'n'
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RALEIGH, n. g., Feb. IS. - News
comes OF double murder at we'd.
ding In Allegheny county. Daniel
Slaughter disputed with some Of those
present. Suddenly Slaughter sprang
At John Bare and stabbed him 10 the
heart. Bare fell dead and Slaughter
dashed Tor the door. GA the way he
stabbed III. Long, killing him instant
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hN0NvILLE, Feb. ls.-For nonths
poe. Ihero hrs been On aerial cable ear
i'np across the Tennessee river no this
tA't,uud hundreds continually illckcd
mere, "a rld0 at u distance of 2uJ1 feet
eu1vo the river being a particularly
eAlllaunng one Tnis afternoon,
"Nhout "A moment'a warming, whil
.ue cage with eight occupants was
heAI Tue bluil on the opposite side OF
'ue river, the caDiu broke and the car
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KANSAS Cry, Feb. l5.-Eight men
were overcome by gas In the basement
% tue IOwrr hUusc u tho FUN street
cable IN Kansas CITY, Kaup tjuisht
sud one VI ,hUn, superintendent G.. H..
Nome, may ltu.
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DESvER, Feb. lS.--Dctuc.ives this
af,tfuUon arfts,el IA man o. ha got Oh
tbs train ffJm tue east, aud IN tho
bcrimmagc u revolver Tell 10 the plat.
form aud was discharge J., shooting ono
OF tho detectives In tho knee.
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I'M NAUANr nENom.
Tue President May Nominate Con.
Errssmnn Wilson Thi. rImG

=. WAluSGToN, ID. g., Feb. 1.-THE
New loIk delegation In COugtoss are
moving quickly, IA a result Of this re.
J c'lou OF PeckhRm Tor the Supreme
'eut. bench, ami already three prom.
inyut New York men are being actively
rtu'a-pl. The New York delegation
10 uut want the recent discOrds over
h rob. .Wur and Pockham TO result In
HllUH iNe appointment outside New
''h state, but Il II known that the
'"hlr.t now considers the whole
nHf' open 10 him from which to
ectb Justice.
D." .rN the selection goes outside
." 4Hlk tAe npme ~ Representative
wilson VI Wvsi Virginia 10 mentioned.
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Tugprnu. tcrwFiitrn.b Hermit
hnh snlnIhr.

UASuDR, Me-, Fob. ls.-Charles ID.
FtHCl, n pediler AMI hermit, blew the
l1p % his heat OF today. lilo left the
following letter.
40 the Curiout;-Feb. is, lS0i,-in
two hours | shall be- dead, shot through
tue bead with n big charge OF lead (uo
poetry iu,endedl and be on the spook
foulu To the kingdom OF come. Dibease
aud poverty are the causes, However,
DO one knows that Am IN destitute
condition, but am, Just the same.
Burn, hlil, bake, bury " sond my car.
caia TO the phosphate factory, just as
the hum0r strikes you. | am weak,
ialntnnd hungry, but I know how 10
cancel oil my engagements with Mr..
Trouble aud Mr.. Misery.
You're respectfully.
CHARLES ID. FREN en-"
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1ho navajo ,hief Dead.

DURANGO, Colo, Feb. II. "a letter
9a'ed Pennington, February l6.h, says;
hianuolltO, cniei Ut all the Nava lOs, died
Ii,Ve days ago, and his wifu day iater.
hla successor will not DO Known for
levnIAl daYA Yel.
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TUCSON, Aria, Feb. ls.-Govefnor
Hughes yesterday offered reward Of
1900 Tor KID, the renegade Apache,
dead or alive. Tho governor fJr the
last three months, has been dcyising
means by which he could be- taken,
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BuFFALO, Feb. ls.-A fpoclal to the
EJprCss from Niagan FAILS says Blil
Nye, WHO became 40 there yesterday,
Is somewhat improved. Rect will
bring him around all right In q short
Time.
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rownEHLY'. LATEST.
fuit battered Against ihe knights oi
Labor for salarT.

rutt battered Against the hntGhAs ~
Labor Tor saIarI.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l7.-John w.
Hnyu., General secretary and treasurer
Of tuu Knights OF Labor, today issue d
toe following notice 10 the order:
"r. ID. Powdefiy, past general master
workman, A. w. Wright anu Johh
Doyllu, late general executive board
have entered suit against the order Tor
balances OF salary which they claim
IL due them. Notice IN published 70
prevent any cr,dunco being given I'M
reliable statements that may bo made
IN tue public prcss. II by decree Of the
court it h learned that tue order L.
Indebted IN any way 10 these claimants
the order IL nnd will be fully able ~
meet any lust claims.
ions W. HAYES.
General Secretary aud Treasurer"
wEiuuIis STATEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ia. w.
Wright, rx.memDer OF general exeCu
Tive board, Knight Of Labor, made a
statement Tonight concerning the suits
brought against the order by the OK
general officers. at" said he, "du.
WAuAlUk our iuuNtl hWubUe NlAtl " ~
due, bn evidence that We are disloya
10 Tho order was Hayes osurso In
drawing every cent due him up to the
minute, evidence Of his care for the
0tgrf'B wclinrtG"
Asked n II were true that Powderly
hH8 donu anything ~ iuluie the order
since he went out Of office, Wright
nd lao did not doubt that members
WrIn writing 10 P0wdvrly NJ they were
vrflgg 10 him, asking questions,
vIcG, II tfu!hmlly answered, would
g.,y tho writer's Of the Letters IA very
Do DWnlou Of at least one who holds
d u'gn petition ia the order. He did
900 u0uUl that Powderly answered
ituu tiieru ttuthiully, but telling the
uulu iu a ease OF this kind Ia at once
OBJ. rlrht thing and the bost thing for
lna grIuE.
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Specialize An diseases " the Eye. Ear.
Nosu, Throat and IuuEs, fumale, Rectal and
private diseases. our treatment for Piles IL
new painlcss, safe and certain. Our own
method.
once h0urs.=9 90 ~ "a Joe, TO bpm, 7tos
pm. sundays, ~ Am. 90 pm.
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nut a Harvard student IL Dead "a, a
Result

CAMBRIDGE, Mass,, Feb. ls.-A. II.
hinder, tue Harvard student who sus.
tanned injufiys in friendly Hparrlug
match luusiuy, died today. A modi.
cat examination will be made tUmuf-
row IA the Interests OF the profession,
rs this Is considered a remarkable
case.
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Su MOL.
ROBERT BONNER
SgpSrintendi7g tho sboei1g OF
SVAoi With tho Putnam RsR

Taosrrer HLL SOCK Ylnn.
MILLER 4 StnLNV,
PUTNAM NAIL CO., Nsra1sst. MAn,
0NhTLEMrNi=ilHp|Fiu g 10 your fsvofI0f ths
itth insa, will state that j have uiad tho Tut.
hfin Nail and othrrii butt has cumu 10 tta
ether nail 70 b ut04 tlsH GO Putnam Hot
lorged Nail III can rfgrtulit Whils Tiers
may b sthsrs ~ E1od. lkrUw shat thess AZ
and oAni.ot enlfl 60 male experiments.
Won I.lL aaulLlI IaarA
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Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently IN the Harmon
Block, 80 ll. Second South ST.,
salt Lake city, Utah.
q. W. SHORES, VI. D.,
a. j. slIOREs, MD,
Consulting Physicians.
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H, IIlNSILBI,

The tb-1p Gosh Crosse. uca or ln Green,
staple and ianrJ Groceries "a b. "a south ST.
tIVU him H UHI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-27
DETECTIVE AND TRAMP.
The Oniccr Feeds . Camishing vagabond
and Gets No Thanks.

The Ohhccr Feeds . Eamishing vagabcna
and Gets No Thanks.
There was in the tramp's appearance
a suggestion of the lethargy that follows
a gorg:ag with free lunch and copious
ibations Of beer that belied his pi,eous
story Of not having had anything to eat
"since yesterday morning" The shades
Of night Were falling fast, and that may
have to some extent accounted for the
mistake Of the bum in selecting as the
object of his whining appeal McClusly.
one of the best known of the Central
office detectives who was ''sleuthing
it, along the Bcwery.
You are shy dinner and supper for
yesterday and breakfast. dinner and
supper today. Come with me-" said
McClusky, and he led the way into a
greasy little beanery from the door of
which hung a dingy sign announcing
regular meals, s cents. Had the va
grant known what was in store for him
he would have never crossed the thresh-
old except under forcible persuasion
Give this man his yesterdays dinner. 3"
said McClusl;y
A slice Of boiled beef, boiled potato,
two slices Of bread and cup of muddy
coffee were soon set up. Slowly the
tramp attacked the meal, and McCluslly
waited. When the dishes were clean,
the detective beckoned to the waiter and
said:
Bring the gentleman last nights
supper.
The order was repeated. The tramp
began to suspect something, bat he
thought it the better to act his part.
Perhaps his eccentric benefactor would
give him the price of bed Vain hora!
The supper disposed of, McClusky or
dered ''thc gentienan's breakfast
Sec here, pardy, / never eats but one
meal day" the latter de,1urred.
1T is not enough. You told mo you
were starving, and of an officer of the
New York police force it shall never he
said that he allowed fellow man TO
starvo." And the detective displayed
mis- badge
''Supposin l won't eat:' said the
tramp sullenly.
Then yen take ride. See:''
The trapped bum saw, and he ate his
breakfast AID then in great agony he
managed TO dispose Of his dinner Ma
ture would stand no more
Ser here, pardy. couldn't eat any
more, no, if l got two years for it, ne
pleaded in genuine distress.
McC,uSlly had had his fun, ard he
excused his victim the supper. AS the
tramp rolled torpidly ont of the place
he paused at the door, and with a muir
derous CLEAN: il his eye said hoarsely,
"1'll get even wild you for dis, You
big -r'-New York Advertiser.