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CoRBErr TO 'pLAY BALL.
Two Clubs MIKE Him Offers and Ncgotia
ytt ~ lions Undor Way. 15

Two Clubs Make Him Offers and Ncgotia.
lions Undor Way.
BosroS, Feb. LII James J. Corbett
does not play ball this season 1t will
not BIO for want OF pecuniary induce,
9ments, for President Brush, Of tho Gin
cinnatis came to time yesterday with a
proposal. Tho sum itself is withheld
from publication, the principals con-
tenting themselves with the statement
that 1t was for Corbett's presence on
the team during July and August, and
for an amount exceeding the Baltimore
otter, (which has been set at $4,000.
Latham telegraphed back to Brush las!
night; a counter proposal Of Corbett, so
that actual negotiations arc under way.
Latham is in town to make negotia-
tions. II, a 5s.; " z;
Z | PRESCRIBE Simmons Liver Regulator,
and 1t deserves all the praise it receives.
DR.. D. W.%Atkinson, Sloan. Ark.
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How They Did 1t.

We feel sort of drawn to tho Hon.
Lewis Spcrry, member OF the house
from Connecticut. Mr.. Sperry is a
Democrat. In tho teeth of all tho FREQ
traders in the house he quotes that de-
claration OF the Democratic platform
which denounces protection as a fraud
and violation Of the constitution, and
says: "The Democratic party OF my
state never Endorsed the above provi-
sion OF tho Chicago platform, lest it
might BIO open to free trade construc-
ton
That would have been too bad. So
Mr.. Sperry and his Democratic friends
in Connecticut went to the polls and
supported tho tariff declaration which
the Chicago convention had voted
down. Very MANY others did that. It
was doue to considerable extent in
West Virginia.
1t will BIO dono less next time. The
wild insanity OF the thing has at last
dawncd on the minds that were CON
fused.
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NIr. pcndlcton on tho Incomo Tax.

: ! Eft,,
INC tarIli speech Delivered some time
\ ago ny ION. Jonn y. Fenuleton and
I winch was to appear hereafter IN the
8 Congressional Record has not yet ap-
$pesared. as .l It mas not peen advertised rs
.s1lSo,at, strayed or stolen" 1t Is probably
1 stu stu 5ohs the stocks and safe in the
authors Keeping. In place OF this long
ss 5'a;S!pNecteh production tho Hccora brings
US some remarks oil Mr. fehuleson on
4 me income tax. Speaking OF TINS tax
y !. 1 ~ Great britain Mr.. PendIeton says:
land sI 30 be n nco sS Se q Eng
other way. that year after year they come to
StnrmscIyss In this way only can We reach THE the
s9s w ~ wealth y ms country
r 9s ppi"T y e''''lue. wat o'ner
saH 80 "..a i, ~; y "uu i'ay
~ " s""1 ''1' t'D'' ~ ~ US. in
s. ~ 49,. -. =. pt'''te'u ''"s' WIG"
aAes So'uts"''t5 % = 'u' i suctilco
-, -. - sio o'e w, n.U A'n0" peopie'
80 ny" ~" !, .o''a s''o Al1'l 'u 'its'o,
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80 80 4 - - -" I, ~ ''S"
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- " 80 49,. ~ - " p"s :, na' not
! ~ ~ 80 $500 : " ~ 80
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=. !. Z -. go '.''ssossus snas WI 10
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800 se' "Ass = 30 -, ~. eo1nnion
@psop.. =. ~, :. .a - WI ~ -. u'ts'oG :,
!. / -. 3, 800 so 10 'l's st'" "i
~. so 80 800 :. 4, $50. &, W l1y fea.
aa eHpsss 49, vi WI, eSA peopte
#i,s.y = 80. '.o' ~ = - "o't gu ~
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IN his talk inithc house in support OF
the income tax-which is to make up
for some of the cut in the customs
tarif-Mr. .Pendloton did not forget to
introduce his old friends, Napoleon with
hiH Old Guard and Cesar with his
Tcnth Legion. 1t is pleasing to know
that the corrodinc tooth OF time has not
severed these friendly tics. They prom
ise to endure to the end,
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Excursion e,its to Mobile Ala, aud Now Or.
leans, La, On Account of the sInrll
Gras, Via baltimore s Ohio Railroad. y
y For the above occasion tho Baltimore
q ONO will sell excursion tickets to
Mobile and return tor $50 95, and 10
New, Orleans and return for SS2 o0.i
Tickets on sale January 20 to February,
4, inclusive, good returning until Feb
ruary IS. .s;555 & n
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OF Hoods sarsaparilla is always within
the bounda ofrcason because it is true !;
1t always appeals to the sober, common
sense OF thinking people because it is
true; and 1t is always fullysubs,antiated
byendorscments which, in tho tinan.
5cial world would BIO accepted without a
moments hesitation. 'f51 /, u
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~ DouDrLEss tho rebel Brazilian com.
mandcris convinced now that Admiral
sBenham knows how to playa da CANA
himself.
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Hoop's Pills cure liver ills. constipa.
ton, biliousness, iaundice, sick head.
ache, indigestion. 81 /.
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Seventeen Democrats voted against
the Wilson bill-only seventeen after
all the racket in the Democratic camp,
after all tho Democratic denunciation
OF parts OF tho bill as being destructive
OF interests represented by Democratic
members. OF these ut least five were
scared of by tho income tax. Sugar
drove off three Louisianians. Seven
tccn-a most lame and impotont con-
clusion.n L- 4. u N.
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Ole G:lttelliqetrrer.
wnEEL1N0. lsInnuAIiy 4, 1904.
i ROE tlic accIiy.
The INTELLtGENcEE will receive

The INrELL,GEScEE will receive and
acknowledge publicly any subscriptions
thatmay DO acnt in for the relief Of tho
destitute ottWhcclinE and hand tho
3game over to tho citizons' relief com
mittce. Tho following have already
been received:
AMOUNT before reported so
3 Cash '.s....., W
Total to 20
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An Extra Night For Charity

Tho Masonic bazaar is to run another
day and night, on Monday next, for tho
benefit of charity. Tho proceeds will
be divided between tue relief commit
teo and the City Hospital, two most
worthy and needy objects.
For this occasion the whole building
is to beused from the ground floor up,
and there will be features OF unusual at
Effectiveness. 1t is expected that the
shrineta will take hold in fresh place
and make things hum.
The relief committee is living from
day to day and does not see its way
clear beyond this week. Ita work is too
important to be dropped for lack Of
means. .
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WASHINGTON, D. C..iFeb. Tho debt
statement issued. to-day shows an in
crease OF tho public9iebt for Tho month,
}ot5 January OF S7,sS0, OCH leash In 5the!
treasury y, 90 IS.
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$40 AIid.win.er Excursion rla b. s 0. $40
TO Washington, D. c.. aud Baltimore,
ND, Thursday, February $, 1891. Round
trip from Wheeling $40 Tickets good
returning until the 18th. Through
sleeper iromiiWheelinc ON, tho 5 :35$ p.
=m.s train. Trains leave Wheeling at
80 and 5:05 q. M. and 1;25 and 5:s5 p.
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TIE house passes the tariff by vote
OF 2oi 10 l4O,la comfortable majority Of
aixty-four. There are ninety moro Dem
ocrats than Republicans in tho house.
somowho could not SEQ it before realize
now that the Democratic majority is too
large for tho welfare of the country.
The Democrats who voted against the
bill did it no harm and did not help the
country. They have, however. the
consciousness Of having done right.
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l Of .
There's Nothing Too Rich for the Euby.
Tho latest popular song, which, with
its catchy mir and striking sentiment,
bids fair to be "all the rage during the
coming months" is published by tho
Phelps Music Company. Springfield,
Mass. The words are as follows: ,
Though the world all its beautiful treasures may
There's nothing TOO rich for the baby, h
lie sits ut the table and rules like king,
-, lheres nothing too rich for the baby 4 4
"hen me turkey Is carved 'iill Its franc Is a
You had better believe that the child Is on
NH deck. rss ~ - .-fYr = - ~ "a
He gets noo al hewhite meat, while you get tho
There's nothing TOO rich for the baby,
And at night they give "TootsIo" your side Of
- There's nothing too rich for the baby, I
no St9 bNad out his claim from the foot to the
There's nothing too rich for tho baby.
ana u az am midnight you waltz on tho carpet a
Either dangling rattle or jiugling bell,
ne ct! INF, 10 your hair with d Midwest show
There's nothing too rich for the baby. e
There's nothing too rich for the baby, 81
he pulls out their works and keeps crying for
There's nothing too rich for the baby,
He choEes the life out Of n ten dollar pup,
He bites out the side OF Il beautiful cup, : &1
And my diamond set shirt stud, he sobbles that
aS up, ,R,1 y .Sss rs : = q -
ThSrc'snothing too rich for the baby!
sa in, 5R s''II7', ( - = - -"
There's nothing too rich for the baby,
OF course he shows of his original sin, t.
There's nothing too rich for the baby. X
He sticks his dear foot through the clergyman's
hat "a 4! g 20 s B -, -.
lie climbs on his collar and lnashcs Il tint, g
He spies bald head and he sucezes at TINT,
There's nothing too rich for the baby!
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TIE lSTELLlGsScER has many inoui.
.ries aa to tho operation Of the
proposed income tax with respect to
building and loan associations. These
associations, when operating under
the law Of any state or, territory, and
which do not make loans except to
shareholders within tho state wherc
they are organized, are exempted from
the operations OF tho income tax s.s}'a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

Mn. REEDS closing speech on the
Wilson bill is SO plain that everybody
can understand it. and SO conclusive
that it cannot DO answered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

GIVE your pet dogs and cats Simmons
Liver Regulator, when sick-It wilIcure
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SPEAKER CRlsr got down out Of the
chair to tell the country that protcc-
tive tariff is q Chinese wall. The figure
OF speech has been used once or twice
before, It's dawning on good many.
people that this Chinese wall has stood
for the prosperity OF tho country and
put bread in mouths which undor the
threatened destruction oithat wall have
to seek their bread from tho hand OF
charity. - MI. l.l. 81 Is" - j.
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IFToUT: Iii Oh 5kCHES.+
OF you are oil worn oui really good for roth.
FIR Ing. It Il general debility. Try III Z,
q, BEOFS,S IROT$liITTEItS.
5 Il VIII euro you, SclGNl3G your liver, and give
y 17. y III. f.-s q OoOd nOUNtitA ha 1Fsst Fi
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed proposnls will DO received Mt tho First
National link, FnIrmont, ", Va, until Monday,
February ID, for tho erection OF the Watson llo
tel In FIIrmont Plans mud specifications can
DO seen at tho Fist National Bank IN Fairmont
Mhnnllnn. ". VI. M IN --L------- Y Ie2 u
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VXrANTED-LADIEs TO SEE OUR
w beautiful premiums given fol, club or
doris for our lno Tons, Spices, eIc, semi Inr r5o'
sale Tc0 aud sniCO Co., Cincinnati, y. iC!.NWAP
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OPERA HOUSE

~ PrlceS--SJ and 75c. Reserved seats 81 90. Sale,
q q seats commences friday. February ., OF C a.
lioHSo's music store. g 1l.r ia1l u.
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sytTho ISTEILIGESCER, embracing IT. several
editions, Is catered IN the poStnnco at Wheel.
Ing w Va, us secondoa91 inattcr.l
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lIOR sALE-l OFFER MY FINE
IL brick residence, corner TwcntysGeond anil
Eoff streets, for Snlo-Yory high ana ury'-SotEi,
talnlpr nine rooms, wash room, cellar anu WORK
room. JOSEPH WIIITEIIOUsE tele :
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IXTANTEl-SEYERALl 6 ENTLE.
q wv MEN Of noat nppcafanro;, must be intel
lrrnt and bring references. Call NJ 10 u N, ~.
JACOBSON MOtNirn House. i| ICY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

JXTANTED-b0 PRACTICAL COAL
w Miners al tho MoundSyillc Coal Com
NAM, unundarIllC. ". Va, N.'f lOI
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buy costly playthings and toys by the score, y,
iheEes nothing too rich for the baby, &' e
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial ROOmS.....i 1911. Counting Eooni. ....+lG
The oasis., 1894-11-22
Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. Kings New Discovery, for consumption, coughs and colds, each bottle guaranteed-E Electric Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stomach and kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salyc, the best in the world, and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaran- teed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them Sold at II. Walkers Drug Store.
The oasis., 1894-11-22

THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS, pub lished at Denver, Colo, is the only daily Populist paper in the nation Its cartoon; apropos to the times, with every issue is worth the subscription, and it is full, fair and strong for the cause of reform. Daily, soc per month: Weekly, sl in advance. Send DC for a sample copy
The oasis., 1894-11-22

Thursday, Nov. 22, 1894.
ADDITIONAL ARIZONA ITEMS.


 An Indian couple struck a Tucson merchant Thursday dumb with sur prise. The couple were young, and dressed in American costumes such as thousands of other Indians wear. The girl first asked in good English for cups and saucers. They then went on and bought forks and knives, dishes, a stove, cooking utensils and all that goes to make up a moderately good home. During the course of pur- chases the young man said to the squaw: "There's chair, sit down, :" which she smilingly did. You are agent here for the C. wheel" I see he continued, addressing the mer- chant, II think they are good wheel At school I rode New Mail, but l don't think it compares withthe C. wheel It was learned that the couple are educated Indians. The boy attended and graduated at Carlisle and the girl at Albuquerque. Both reside at Sacaton and were married there recently.
 D. k. Falconer met with distress Ingly painful accident at Mesa last week He was helping wall up well and was standing on a board laid across the well on top of the brick wall and was up thirty-fiye feet from the bottom of the we'll The board was little too short and slipped of and pre- cipitated MT. Falconer to the bottom. He struck on his feet. The bones of the foot were broken apart, the liga- ments torn and lacerated and bruised. He suffers severely and will probably not walk for two or three mouths.
 The Ladies band of Tempe, pride of Arizona and wonder of the west, has disbanded. It is understood that the girls gave up the task of designing a suitable uniform under the difficulties offered by the fashionable exaggerated sleeves. Then the strain of the cam paign and the necessity of listening to the speeches at the opposition meet ings, while professionally engaged, was to much for the fair musicians nerves.
 The Prescott Courier thinks the democrats should now admit all the territories, annex the Hawaiian Is- lands, establish free coinage of silver at ratio of l6 to l, fire old man Gres- ham, also MT. Olney, and there will be no material left for the republicans to manufacture campaign thunder from.
 MT. T. L. Schultz of Tempe is clos ing a deal with MT. Hagler, the Tonto Basin cattle man for 700 head of two and three-year-old steers which he will place on section he has in alfalfa near Tempe.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-14
THE ROANOKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY L.

next twof Well it Is hard to say, there
are so many, but thilk Colonel Cockerill
about fills the bill for second place and De-
lancey Nicoll third"
WHO are the handsomest three men In
New York;" asked Senator Timothy Dry
Dollar Sullivan. why that's as easy as
cutting the Gordian knot. Here they are
In order of mert-Justice Patrick Diver,
the Apollo of Tammany Hall and the hand
soonest man between the Battery and Four
teenth street, and consequently of the town;
Journalist Joe Howard, who is ringer for
Shakespeare, and Delaney Nicoll, whose
clean cut Grecan features and Eeen blue
eyes would attract attention anywhere"
Philosopher Thomas p. Ochitree regards
George Law, John a. Cockerill and De
lancey Nicoll as easily the best looking
trinity in the way of manly beauty here in
New York
Actress Blanche Walsh looks upon Jus.
tice Diver, Joa Howard and John a. Cock
Grill as the three finest looking men in New
York, both i'll bearing and facial comeli.
ness.
Pretty Carrie Turner gave the question
serious study before she answered ut is
SO hard, you know, to pick three men
out of thousand handsome fellows" she
observed, "and say they are the handsom-
est" Everything considered, youth, car
rage and manner rs well as pulchritude,
Miss Turner finally selected John a. Cock
GRILL, Fred Gerhard and Fred May
a Half Dozen Apolios.
Eugene Sandow, the strongest man on
earth, deemed the question IL poser For
"headpiece," he said, he would select Joe
Howard, whose wonderful resemblance to
Shakespeare, he thought, made him the fin
est looking man facially in New York For
physique he had hardly any pick of half
dozen men. Herman Oelrichs, Harry Buer-
meyer, Fred May, Fred Gebhar. Baron
Blanc and Giant" John Mclean the CON
tractor, were all about Oh Il par For all
around ppearances-face, physique, car
riage and manner-he was inclined to favor
Delaney Nicoll.
Yucca, the strongest woman on earth did
not take long to make up her mind rs to
who were the handsoInest three men in
Gotham She unhestatingly declared them
to be Strong Man Sandow, George Law and
Fred May.
According to the verdict of this STRUCK"
jury, then. the handsOmest three men in the
greatest city of the new world are Colonel
John a. Cockerill, George Law and De
lancey Nicoll.
Sketch of Colonel Cockerill.
WHO are these men? The name and fame
of Colonel Cockerill have pcrvadcd the con-
tinent. He has been termed the Napoleon
of journalism, and he deserves the title.
To him more than any other man belongs
the credit OF building up i'll rapid succession
the Cincinnati Enquirer, ST. Louis Post
Dispatch and New York World He is
brainy, briliant and original in his meth
obs, impulsivc and quick tempered, but
never vindictive unless he thinks great
wrong has been deliberately planned for
him. He is II steadfast friend and open,
manly foe.
Colonel Cockcrills appearance would at
tract attention anywhere. He is II fraction
under feet 10 inches in height, weighs
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about 10 pounds, erect in carriage, and
walks with IL quick, nervous stride Great
black eyes, which alternately beam with
pleasurablc emotion or snap with anger or
excitement, for the colonel is n bundle of
nerves, illumine his clean cut oval face
His mustache and hair are dark brown in
color, while his complexion is fair, with
just n suggestion of pearly tint in the
checks. Colonel Cockcril is about - years
Of age.
George Laws Form and Complexion.
George Law, better known as the "Dia-
mond King" is president of the Eighth
Avenue surface road and il millionaire 70
times over. He is great lover of outdoor
sports and, i'll fact, of sports of all kinds.
He has often proved II bcncfactor rs we'll rs
friend of sportsmen in hard luck.
In appearance he resembles n we'll fed,
prosperous, contentcd English county
squire He is 3 feet 10i5 inches in height,
about 200 pounds in weight and powerfully
built about the arms, chest and shoulders.
His face is strong, but kindly and his COM
pleXion of that species which at once sug-
gests peaches and cream 1t would makea
village belle grow green with envy. His
eyes are deep blue in color, large and open
They are his most attractive feature. His
hair and mustache, naturally of soft brown
color, are now literally interspersed with
gray locks
Mr.. Law is about 43 years of age, fine
all around athlete and an exceptionally
clever boxer. Ten years ago he could hold
his own with eX-Champion Joe Coburn or
any of the hcavyweights of that time.
Even today he could make fighters like
Charley Mitchell hustle. He obtained the
name of the Diamond King II few years
ago from the princely habit he had of max
to time to his friends.
Delaney Nicoll.
Delaney Nicoll, the brilliant advocate.
earnest, painstaking lawyer and swell club
man, is well known to every New Yorker.
He first won enduring fame as assistant
district attorney in the prosecution of the
doodle" aldernanc board of 1884, which
gave away the Broadway surface railroad
franchise to the late Jake Sharp for val
liable consideration to themselves. Since
then he has served the city with honor and
conspicuous ability as district attorney
Mr.. Nicoll is exactly 5 feet 10 inches in
height and weighs about 10 pounds. He
is n great believer in athletic exercise and is
in consequence sincwy and muscular. He
has a complexion as fair as any maiden's,
and his cheeks are just tinted with the hue
of health. Great blue eyes look at you
frankly, yet keenly. They show at once
Kindness OF heart and strength of will. The
face is of the Grecian type, finely chiseled
and arlstocratic. Mr.. Nicoll is IS years Of
age. He is Il member of THE Manhattan,
University, Tuxedo and other fashionable
clubs. Strange To say, he is popular in all
of them.
This trumvirate of manly beauty would
not suffer by comparison with handsome
trinity from any portion of this broad do
main. WILLIAM STAND!sM HAYES.
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not lightning revelation; it requires not
only time, but study" The experts who
pass judgment are Joe Howard, king of
newspaper correspondents; Lillian Russell,
queen of the dudes: Colonel Thomas p.
Ochiltree. traveller statesman and phioso-
pher; Blanche Walsh, prettiest and braini-
est of the rising generation of young &C
tresses; Senator Timothy d. Sullivan, wit,
raconteur and statesman; Carrie Turner,
the charming young actress who has already
won fame and fortune; Eugene Sandow, the
strongest man on earth, and Yucca, the
strongest woman on this terrestrial sphere.
Joe Howard's Opinion.
Journalist Joe Howard says: II consider
Editor Charles a. Dana the grandest COM
bination of brains and beauty. George Law
and John y. Cockerill--when he looks
pleasant--are the next in order of manly
beauty"
Lovely lillian Russell was surprised
when asked to give her opinion. "AIy hus-
band, Signor Perugini, of course is enSil:'
the hand ;,oiacst man in New 1..!.. Tie