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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

ooSe0et-V e1er bat Oa5 JteC9t, 1DlDDDl Srdge1
su fteuen ais AUDI Nnttporten etn3uienben,
uno 1tno oieielben 81 ribteu oil Die rQauo@
neutrality-suspicious. 8eiloge" Der ST.. Staatsz
3ettung.
3. $50 fam i9 0inben u1O ar6cre
beuti9e 8Gunte er6altcn?
g. g. g., g., g. s.
@ntport: Nenoen sic iicb an SO. Wers
nicb, 605 @rono 2lpe., Nftlfpaufee, isis.
4. Bie melt reicbt Ser bcutige Star6 6cs
Bticns un6 Der @rfabrung in 8e3ug auf
6as 8fla15en bet &artoffcl, 0.9. tpenn man
Sic &artofieL raturgenlGB anpflanst: bic
Seine na6 ulttsn legt unb nidbt, pte iib<
itch, minturlicb in BEN 8ooen tpirft?
Inter pelben 8eoingungen tann i6
bonn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Winiiterium au
@aibtngtOn Saat9ut erbalten =?
ST.. So, g., 81.
9ie y3eialtate Der bon elmer Geibe bon
8eriuchs1tQtionen beS 2dnoeS nit &artoffeln
angeiteIten 9eriu1e e%rgaben, oaB bos @rz
trQgniB ipcit mebr bon &lina, Soben unb
d1oeren 8e0tngun9ell, u1ter benelt Die
8artoffeln gebeiben, ab6Gngtg lit, ais bon
elmer belonberen &ulturmethobe; 10 piel
lit aber gepiB, DAB bic Gartpffeln ipeit
gleicbmaBtger aufsebcn, ipenlt ite natur
gemdB gepflan5t meroen = ndtulicb nit
ben Qu9en nab alttpGrts.
@enn Sic obuebin NIT GongreBleutcn
befunnt ltnb, 10 biirften Sic melt iicbcrcr
oaS ge1pinicbte Saat9ut burcb Dieie erbals
ten, ais tpenn Sic ftcb iclbit bireft an ben
vGbief Of tbe Seebz9 iuiiton" in g8albinae
ton tpelloert.
Sragen Sic NIT immerbil1, icb bin baSu
bd Sragen 3u %beantporten, u1b menn Sic
mir ipater etipaS aus Sbren @rfa6rungen
GUT Gerofentltcbun9 mittbeilen poQen,
mtro cS mir angenebm ieiu.
$. g., ". 9, VI. Die bon Sbneu
ei~ngeianOte @rasart beiBt nit ibrem botaz
niiden gtamen Briza maxima ulto .tpirb
aIs 9efnrationspflonSe pieL IN Sloriba uno
Sub=@ali1ornien 9ebout. 6ier beSablt man
fit Elm Yfunb bieies @rales - nacb ben
bon mir einge5ogenen @rtunoigungen -
1870 Gents. @enn Sic bierber perfaufeu
polen fragen Sic iicb briefli6 an BET:
Sriebman, 4 Saflon Str, ODER bel Saul
&ro4n COT. @larf & @rie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
,GanOwirtRfdaftlide 8etIase"
Jlinois Stats =Seitune.

Iue fir 6ieiel6en beittmmten Mittbeiz
Iungen un6 Nnfra9en finb 3u rihten an
@ilbeIm q. 8eitb,
ge6aeteur Der v9anOpirtbl9aftli3e 8etz
lage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

&0rpers, Der nur tbetlmeiie nit @oue be-
oeft lit suerit auf, beiBt iib in Die 6aut beS
3bicreS binein un6 lest bort feline @ier.
Gdube (scab) biloet ii9 bal6 mas oas
Sbter ourb bdutges &raBen, unb 6urb
8eiben Der betreffenoen Steue an @c9ene
itanoen 81 e%rtennen giebt. Ser Sbaoen
Der oaourcb peruriabt pirb nenn man ben
9runb oes llebels nicbt befdmpft offenbart
1t9 in benz armieligen 2tuSlehen Der S6afe
uno in Dem geringen 0oaz@rtra9. Die
uebertragun9 oteier Baraitten ftnoet auf
Die DeribieOenite 8eiie lei1t itatt unb ioGs
ten ie iofort aa6 ibrem Gricbeinen be-
tamptt tperOen, oa iie li9 unglaubLi6 raib
Dermebren.
Sin nibt seringerer Teino 1T Sic nebert@
BET abgebiloete Scbaf@ .3efe (tick).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

u" Wv NtIuVS WI
befatntenv S9afs
rauoe" (scab) uno
lritt 9eDobnli1
an Der u%nterltppe
Del ben Mugcn
ODER Sbren, Doer
al tr9enb einem
nnHornn0 hnrfnS nS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
SIherfhau.

Or. Srte6ri6 RaBeI uPOIitii6es un6
@irtbsi9afts, 8erbdltniiie in ben 0ereinigs
ten Stoaten".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
6etnoe Ger S6af5udt.

9ter in Qmerita finb es Defenders spet
Teinbe Die rnter ben Scbafen auftreten
un6 ben S3af3i9ter 5tutnsen, 3u Mitteln
gu g~reifen, Inn lt9 Oerielben 81 ertpebren.
am bGuftgiten auftretcnbc Teino lit Bic
vNGubemilbe" beren Nbbtloung mir bier
brinaen. 0ieier Ndrafit lit bic ltrlnchc hnr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
2llfnn1ll1en

3uiamn1en ..... ......G. 1920
gu @unlten Ser Got 1 ergaben iicb allo
1923.
Die int Staue 9ebaltenen &ii6e baben
alto I'm 1923 tpeuiger SHUTTER perbrau6t,
aIS Sic i'm Sreien geGaltenen. 9a otele
Yeriucbe aber 3u Dem 3pede untcrnommen
lpurocn, nm ben @tnfluB oe5 ShubcS Dor
ser Witterung auf Die Wtlcbergicbigteit BON
Wilcbfiiben auSSuftnoen, 10 muB aub bet
MiId9artrag beriiflthtigt rcrren.
Die Milcbmeu8c jc0er Sub, bon icber
Welfung, mur0e gelpogen uno aufgei6rie7
ben. 9ie &iibe muroen friib INN 6 $50,
2lbeno5 nm 5 30 semolfen.
NuS Diclen 2nlfSeibnungen lit 3u ericben,
baB bic i'm Stalc 9ebaltcuen &Gbe 3041.0
8funo Wilcb tpG6renb Der 49 Sage beS
GerIucbcs Iieterten, Ddbreno Die i'm Sreicn
gebaltencu &iibc nur 2880.1 Yfunb gabeu,
alio nm 1911 Yfunb ipeniger.
Ser 8criub5anlteIer lit Der tciten Wfet1
nu1g, baB Scr llntcrid6ieb I'M MiI6ertrag
bauptiGcblicb benz @influiie oes ScblbeS
gegeu Die 2Stttcrung 3u~5u1cbrelben lit.
BGbreno Z Don IL falten Sagen mar Der
Wtlcbertrag Der I'M Treten gebaltellelt &it6e
geringcr ais ber aA0ern uno an Den 4 an0ee
rem Gagcn, mo cine 3una6mc 81 %fonitati>
ren mar, fol9te iebem Sag bcr 3unabrne elm
Gag ser 9lbnabme inn 8er9lcicbe gu ben inn
Stale gebaltenen &ii6en.
Der l1nter1dbieo bon 1911 8funb Wfilb
su @uniten bon Got | bebeutet bel ben
bieiigen Milhpreiien Is GentS bte
@aQone = einen WieDrbetrag 81 @uniten
Der inn Stalle gcbaltenen &iibe BON $2.79.
Die 3a5lcn bcnet1en alto, oaB Got 2
mebr Nutter p~erbrauc5te ais 2ot l uno
ipcniger Wfil9 CAB.
I'm l 8fUnO Otil6 SIT erseugen, bers
braucbtc Got l 1.49 4funb Sutter, pdbrenO
Got 2 1.60 9tunb Sltttcr braucbte.
8etreffenb bie @etpicbtS3u1abme Der
&iibe lit 81 perseicbncn, DAB Bic i'm Staae
gebaltenen Gilbe wabreno Der Gerlu9Sz
pertobe sunabnen, tpGbrcnb 2 Ser i'm
Sreien gcbaltenen an 0epibt u~erLoret uno
zines Is SfunO 5unaDnt.
Die I'M Stale gebaltenen na6men UNI
231 Pfuno 5u, bic I'M Treien befinoli9en
Derloren 80 Yfuno tpGbrero bes VerlucbeS.
Som financieuen Stanbpunfte aus be-
tracbtet erbalten mir folgenoe &eillltate gu
@unlten Bet tint Stale 9cbaltenen &itbe:
@rlparniiie an 6utter -. .........$ 4.23
Webrtpertb Der Wttl6. ......... 2.79
8ertb BON % 8fb. Sleii65unabme
81 22c bas 9fO............. 5.77
GrlparntB bel 3 &iibcn, tpel6e i'm
Stale 9ebalten purben IL. 70
GrlparniB BEL l &ub, peIbe 49 Sage
I'M Staae gebalten puroe..... 1926
NuS bteien 8criudbsn ergeben iid folgenbe
fir ben Wilbpirtb pi9tige S6lUlie:
1. Inter 9lciben 8eOinguugen mer6en
&ibe, Die i'm Ntnter inn Stale 9ebalten
tperben, penigcr 6utter 9ebrau9en ais
iolcbe, Die i'm 8reien berumlaufen miiiien.
2. Mil6fiibe, Die i'm @tnter i'm Sreten
9ebalten iDeroen, geben ipeniger Wtil6 ais
ioI6e, Die i'm StaIe 9ebalten tperoen.
3. 0as 2ebenogemibt Ser i'm @inter
i'm Sreien 9ebaltenen &i6e iptrb ni9t 10
gut erbaltcn ais bas Der i'm Stale 9e7
baltenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
Brieffaiten.

sSe6er- Qeier bat 6aS Gecbt, ioipDbI Sragen
su itellen ais aucb Mutporten ein3uienben,
un6 ftno bieie1ben 81 ricbten OIL Die r2anos
mtrt6ic6aftli6e 8eilage" Der Su. Staatsz
Spitnnn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peraehrt !.
2uIommen ....4,4O3.7 ,647.5

3ulommen .4,403.7 ..4,647.5
2ot 2, Bic 6cm faltcn @etter auSgeiebt
tparel1, fraBen 243.8 Yfuno mebr 6ltter
ais Got l, aber peligcr Sen 'unb mebr
aOrner; ic fraBeu 388 8funb mebr Wiais=
mebl unb 1852 8funb mebr @ei3cnfIcie.
Die Soften Set Sittcrung wurben auf
@runo Der Marftprei'e tn ga Sapctte,
Snb., pa6renb Der 0auer Der 8erlu6e,
bcrecbnct. &lee6cu foitet So pro Son,
Maismebl 81 pro 6unbert 8funb, @et5cne
flcie IS Gents pro bunbcrt Bfunb. Die
Soften Ser Qrbeit tpuroen in betoen Saaen
ais gLeibpertbig an9enommen uno auBer
Q6t gelaiien.
Mtenoc un6 Soften bes berbrau9ten
Suffers: SOt l.
1896 BIB &Ieebeu gu So pro Sonne. $ 7.98
1899 Maismebl 81 pro 100tb.. 1879
1,l68.5 &Gete gu 65c pro 100tb. $50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

befalt6et. 9urb 6os &eiben ge6t natiirlid
8oQe aus unb liberties fauen o~erartis ges
qudlte G9afc in thrcm @elammtz 3uitanbe
ab, moourcb Dem S6afsii9ter Oiel Sbaoen
ettiteDen fam.
@liidli9crpeiic 9tcbt es segen bei6e
Scinos Elm iebr eittacbes Utittel bos barin
beitebt oaB man Die 9ei6orenen Scbafe in
elmer t6ren Scinoen lcbdOli6en Sliiii9feit
lpdi6t. @S ttnb lbarfe Subtansen Die
man oa5lt pcrpenoet - pielfacb bas iosez
nannte Cooper powder = unb moriiber
mir Elm anoermal lpreden moaen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06

young lA1ies to follow. Every word
uttered had f0uud 90 echo Ia HE heart.
The young are the future moldefs Of
history nud what we want for Ii0n ~
honorable aud intelligent mother
hood. Social purity should be
taught to our young people
more carefully. We do not
20 into detail nH much ns
We misbt with profit. Every boy AM
gifl can have a testimony OF the truth
% the Gospel u they seBk it, which
they should no that their faith may not
be easily turned aside. The great duty
OF president "a to bring Gus all the
talents in the association, not merely
20 direct the meeting, Elder PenrOtu
closed by exhurtiul ih3 young TO Ac-
quife al the knowledge tuey can anu
10 keep thumsslvsa pure and unspO,ted.
President F.uezu then said that some
time In july tno ass Citations Of this
stake will mold "a grand reunion At
Saltnir, when I. IL hoped that every
member Will bU present.
Meeting closed by singing the Dox-
ology.
Bsnedic,Ion was Oh red ny Miss
Edith SAM son aud conference al.
iUufuUu ilt tHrup months.
Mrs j. 3. CARIwWgHT
secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
Educational Notes.

The clo.lug oxamiusHna. at the
University commenced this morning
aud viii continue during the week. On
Moud ~ aui Tuesday, June III AMI IL,
enhance examinations VIII occur on
Wednesday, juno l3, commencement
eNcruisrs o. the rhustvti anu on IhurH'
Jay, june ~, held day exercises 81
SEltnlr Will take place.
Hon. W. II. King viii deliver the
address TO the graduating class.
Tho Univorhity this year will confer
the honorary degree ot Doctor OF Sci.
uucr upon Prof kiugsuufy, Bachelor
Of Science upon MF. C0ray, and Master
ot Science upon instructor W. y.
Neal.
The High School commencement
exercises VIII be- held 40 the lhohter on
Thursday June H. at . O'Clock pm.
Tho work Of the various schools Of
tbs city will be- on exhibition In tht
0ohgOl buildings on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, June II, 10 ana 10.
The recital at the Utah School Of Ply
steal Culture Will Ue given this even
ing, very attractive program hSvini
| buun prepared Tor this occasion, Mis-
| Babcock's pupils will be- assisted 10y
Miss Sharp, Mise Rlmney ana Mr.. IL
I 81, Ensign,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06

east gunror Of the suulhwait quarter,
aud the south hsll of the southwest
quarter o., section ~, ant the north
wusl quarter Of tue northwest quarter
oi section 20. township 20 south, range
Z WufL
Ih5mas G. Johnston, OF Randolph,
Rich county, homestead entry OF the
nar.h half Of the southwest quarter
aud tho sIuinwCs quarter OF tie south
west quarter OF -aciIYn D, and the
northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of sections township I'D morrill,
range - east.
Frederick j, Robinson, OF Beaver
Beaver county, homestead entry oil sue
s0Gtu hali OF tue 8Uuihwpat quarter and
the south half Ui tho southeast quarter
u esc,ion 9, township IS sOllh, range
west.
Carson r. WclIs, OF willard city,
Box Elder county, homestead entry VI
the nDflu hall Oi tine northeast quarter
aud tho north naIf OF the nOrtuwrs.
quariur0i section lj,tUwuship ~ north,
range o west.
Tao Register and receiver handel
down q decision BOO the contest case Ul
Isaac iiuuuEer JL W the Genital
Pacific Railroad company, Involving
tue southwest quarter Of SECTION D.
township 10 norm, range west The
Gaze was decided against thc railway
company on the gt1uuI Of prior Ucou-
patton Of the laud Involved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
Other Democratic Societies.

Ia the Twentieth ward last night a
Democratic society was organized by
the election OF the following officers.
II. V. Msloy, president, J.. NJ. Co.
hen, FIRST vice president; q. NJ. OF
finger, second Woo president; Il, H..
Bhrker secretary; Il. Il. Nusleu, treas
urer; Il. W. Iuuugi %, W. Powers,
William Nj. Ouingur aud Walter ,Iou.
ninRs, executive committee, William
NJ. Oliingor Il, Il. Nesen, ana james
Peacock, committee on membership,
A similar organization was also
ELECTED Ia the Sixth ward. Oniosgs
were chosen As follows:
President John O.. 5 smith; fret vice
president, rhomas Green; second vice
president }. a. Faust Secretary W..
j. PuulIon; treasurer, a. q, Glsuque.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
AMuSEMENrS.

TuE CHICAGO LADIES QUfNqErrE
give heis concert 40 tho 4alatcr this
evening. Tho organization 10 one that
achieved considerable fame at the
lime OF tue Wodl'. FAIR, AuI this
viii no Ia iiT Appearance here.
TuE New 5OuuL Messrs. CLAY 81,
Greene aui Joseph GusmeF's most
successful play, The New south, viii
he seen At the iueater Friday anu
saturday, direct from its oue nuudrsd
nights ruu ~ New YORK City, where
it achieved mlst teWgrkabls surcgsa.
rms 10 the interesting ami striking
play that was On record ~ yne VI the
most profitable HUrrotsts last season
aud received critical acknowledgement
aa being one OF the most UrigiuN AMI
best constituted plays ever gwen to the
American stage In yoafs, 4If llvro
Ia finely produced with pic urgiqlt
scenery aud the performances have
special Interest m the clever acting OF
Joseph GrismOr AMI Mlga Phoebe
Davies Ia the twO leaIing characters,
both Of whom are well known 10 the
thousands ot theator gDurs o. the Cast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
COMMERCIAL


: WI : VIII 7''''T' ''"0"'7F
TOlays clearing house eKCnauges
amounted 10 B9l7,ii7. Same day
laal year sl8i,gDl,
TUpAY's QUOTATIONS.,
New Yurk,-Siyor, G- lead, s8.lu
LJuuOu,-Slivub % N-lBI.
ORE ANp BULLION.
Wells Fargo a. 90. rersive today:
Penn, bullion, $3.50; gold bars, sI2,.
900; Ontario bullion, Sli,Sls. Total
s.0G48.
Mccormick 4 CO. received today:
Hansuer bullion, $500; silver anu
lead ores, s.. 400.
a. n. Jones q 90. received today
Bullion, $4,000 ores, $1,000. Total,
$lg,i 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
Cavalry Company &.

Cavalry Company q met at tho Ex-
position building last night and up.
pointed IT, uou.commissloneI officers
ard decided on tuesday evening each
week nj O'Clock as the Tins for drill
A good deal OF interest IL beiug mani
tested by the mumnrn OF the company,
who have been ordered o. turn out 10
iuil uniform on the Fourth o. July.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
The Horny McEwan Estate.

Only one order was male ia the
probate court to-day. IL was Ia the
matter Ui the estate u Henry Nc.
Evan, deceased. Hearing WAS mad on
petition for pr obate Of will. Agnes
McEwan ami ChAtlcs Smith were OK.
auluul, Tho will WAS admitted aud
Atr, McEwau was HupOintsl exeou.
tFiN without b1ude. Order appointing
sppraisora and Of publication " notice
10 orUditUrg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06

Attorney Crilchlow has returned
home from the Midwinter Fair, which
hn has been visiting with his vito tor
the past few wvpba. When asked ns
10 whether the Exposition was sue
cess, BIO rcpllut; "rhs least taid about
10 the better" Me. Crtchlow saw
several Of the salt IaEua who are now
on the coast
Hon. Anthony w. Ivins, Of 81.
George, member VI the late Territorial
Legislature, WIS up from tho south
today.
Bliss Ida i. Cook, superintendent OF
tho Logan schools, is iu the city today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
mud Once.

Tho following hungs were made in
tho lend office under dato OF Juue 9th!
Richard Judd, Of Panguilch, Gar.
field county, desert entry OF tho north
east quarter Of section 10, township "a
south, range . wenl.
Wiliotd Robinson, OF Beaver, Beaver
county, humssteAd entry uf the uortA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
nemnrrntIc Nerllng.

The Democrats " the Twenty.
second ward will hold their regular
society m,ctiag tomorrow night
"a. tho trsiIeuur OF d. Il. Perkins,
no. 5i2 north Fifth West street. 10
Will begin W O'Clock. rho announce
meni u male that there will bo sUmc
good speaking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
NOTICE 10 oREDlroRs.

F.ufru. umeu Mntwau, deceased.
NruTmI DIS uEEtN GIVEN uA THE
~ unIuIIuUH, Aauy.H MuENau. rs.
TlF'frIE Y| l.. .ast WIl oft ligurY NuEWau.
atoea-rH DO 100. creditors oh ami lII persons
Ia.tre ....n. against tHo aaiu deceased. ln
,gUI.ut fHUM $3.50. Che necessary vouchers.
yitnIu f.u MONTE. after iha lTH. publication ut
INV notice. goo ,Hu taii AaHuss NcEWau, Ok.
ccu.fis of lHy laos HNl oI sHIh 4rvr1sed 90 NO.
i3i I.uflN str.c. no. aAII Lake tiIy Iu the
tount. of saIt Lake. Territory of uuh.
ANAEh~ MuEMAN.
EKcoutrit of Ih, IHst wIll 0t Henry AoEwan,
deceased
uated juno Gtn. A. 70. ,t1i,
ions NJ. l.AHgS AWUslsy Tor KNarui',~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
WEAL ESTATE

Transfer f'rf 30 tIs oHs OF ths C5tnts Re.
tYrftr ~ SAG LItt C1IHfy ron . y. W.
lfafefduu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06

We are closing out our entire stock
or Lace Curtains. so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims, and quote the
following bargains:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-26
A Tragedy Averted.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The boys In the barn we're performing n
impromptu but highly realistic ana blood
curdling drama Of border life in the far
west. which they called The Arizona
Regulators" The regulators had captured
horse thief and were preparing to hang
him.
Dick Deadshot." said the leader OF the
avengers solemnly. you've got fist i've
minutes to liveI Say yer prayersr'
The boy who stood on the barrel. with the
rope round his neck. temporarily forgot his
part.
II don't know how. Shorty" he said,
with some Irritation. ''Gimmy somethin'
easier"
You don't know how" exclaimed the
leader In . terrible voice.
mo. don't"
Cant yer say Now I lay meT"
mo. I can't. honest"
"Fellers." said the leader OF the regula-
tors. in a tone OF deep disgust. "cut de Md
down. Well stop de play right here. IL
wouldn't be right 70 hang q poor. ignsrns
dog-goned heather"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-26
THE OLD-TIME DRAMA.
In the Palmy Days of the Stage til
Characters Were Worth seeiaS.

In the Palmy Days of the Stage thA
Characters Were Worth seeiaS.
From Pearsons Weekly.
The other night a man went 20 the thea
ter who had not been for years. and he
couldn't make IL out First of all he missed
the simple village youth. the virtuous hero
who was wont TO take the first prize at the
horticultural Society. or else win the
guerdon at Quoits. or something or other In
the rustic revels Bat worst OF all he misc
ed the dear old-fashioned villain. and al
though this play had a tremendous villain
IN IL our friend was not impressed with
him bit. He signs thus:
Il came away again. sadly disappointed
The play was not what l expected. I shall
go no more 10 the playhouse. The palmy
days Of the drama are over. The theater
has fallen into the sere and yellow nth act.
and there Is no health in it,
The theater has followed the path Of
literature and the good old things are
changed. ! beheld a lot Of swell people in
evening dress on the stage They spoke
quietly to one another. very much as people
do on the stage. and in very much the same
sort Of language.
This IL not what want when 60 to
the theater.
What is the theatrical villain of todayf
Is he real. good old-fashioned rufhanf
Does he ever drag helpless maiden from
the domiciliary roof OF her ancestors by the
hairr No. sir.
Does he ever say to the hero: Say one
word and thou art food for the wolves
Does he ever grab the heroine by the wrist
drag her down the stage in three strides,
slam her down IN a big chair, bend over her
and whisper nendishly: IS death, maideni
but. by my soul love thee Thou shalt Be
mine! Yield or by heaven I'll
That's all 1 know of that speech, be-
cause BY heaven Ilr is the cue for the
maiden TO spring UP. and, throwing the
twelve-stone villain half way across the
stage. to say: finland me ruffian! And
know, that rather than mate with such a.
thou. ia cast myself from yonder battle
ment into the foaming Hood beneathr
And does the villain then say: Now by
heavens. I like thy spirit! love thee ell
the more for it,
And does the maiden say: 'Mercifui pow
ers. protect me-
And does the door open and the hero
rush In. armed with a good. blunt broad
sword!
And then do he and the villain fence up
and down the stage. skies. eights, shoulder
blows. cut and thrust?
"Oh. no.
These things have given way 70 swallow
tailed coats and high collars, and the VII
lain IL now as big a swell as any fellow In
the show.
oh. for the good old palmy days Of the
drama. when the broadsword ruled ana
there was gore.
The modern drama is too much like ice
cream after q heavy dinner-cold ana un-
satisfying"
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HAS ENTERED AN APPEAL.
Maryland VIII Contest the Chess.
Deake and Ohio Canal Gaze

Attorney General John p. Poe OF Mar.
land has entered an appeal from the ordss
OF Judge Stake Of the Washington county.
Md. circuit court In postponing the sale
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio caral, and su-
thorizing the trustees to enter into "A ten
year contract with the Washington County
transportation Company. The case viii
be argued at the October term of the eoure
OF appeals.
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Peary's Auxiliary Expedition.

The steamer Portia arrived At St. Johns,
n. F.. yesterday morning with seven per-
sons. composing the Peary auxiliary ex-
petition. which will leave within ten days
on the sealing steamer Falcon for Bowdoin
bay. West Greenland. to bring home Lieut.
Falcon is coaling at Sydney and Is due to
arrive on Thursday, where she will 60 in
dock and be overhauled. She will start
north about . week from wednesday.
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BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL.
BEDFORD, PA.
The Carlsbad OF America.
WILL OPEN JUNE n
Under management. With its springs Of
curative waters, II Is a healthful well a. Q
delight full summer home
For booklets and terms call on
Mr.. A. J. ROBINSON, Hotel Arno, until June IS.
my24-ams J. T. Al.SIP, Manager.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

miles from Washington, TO be sold Saturday for
whatever II may bring in u body, easy terms;
capitalists. syndicates and colonization companies
Will call OF address for particulars; chance TO
make fortune. Send for map and list of
PrOI,ery for sale near the city. ]. Z. GLEN
EMS. 1921 ST. je26-3t.
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COUNTRY real. ESTATE
SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE.
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Building Papers. Moth prof Gools Fire BricE
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