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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
A Sure Preventive.

Little Dick-Miss Mamie is awful shy, isn't she?
 Little Dot-WhyP
 Little Dick-She has most of her clothes made just like men's, so men won't get in love with her.-dood News.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
Her Best Chance.

Hojack-I don't think I ever heard anyone talk so much as Mrs. Glib did at the opera last night.
 Tomdicl1-o, that's nothing at all. You ought to hear her at whist party. Town Topics.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11

SB Eight hundred sugar planters and others, dissatisfied with the tariff policy of the democratic party, met at New Orleans and allied themselves with the republicans.-Western Rural.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
Needed Painting,

Husband-That fence wants painting badly, l think I'll do it myself.
 Wife-Yes; do it yourself if you think it wants to be done badly.-Tam- many Times.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
A Rare Catch.

Friend-You said you didn't lova him.
 Smart Girl-I don't.
 You respect him, perhaps?" Not particularly"
 And yet you intend to marry him?' "I do. He told me that his mother always got her biscuits at the bakers" IN. Y. Weekly
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
Equal to All Occasions.

Goodfello-Wasn't that Nicefello who just asked for you?
 Sweet Girl-Yes; told the maid to tell him was not at home
 Suppose he finds out that you are? "I'll tell him thought it was you" IN. Y. Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
EXDlained,

"Boston men have an air of superior intelligence about them always"
 That's a matter of living ratEer than real knowledge. It isn't hard foI Boston man to know beans. "- Harper's Bazar.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
Her Bicycle Rloomers.

She looked quite neat Sailing down the street, But there are malicious rumors lover which she griGves) That she used her olC sleeves In making her bicycle bloomers.
 Indianapolis Journal
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
A Reason for His pompos,tv.

Smith-It seems to me that Brown ia an awfully pompous man, that is, he Is so stiff in his treatment of strangers.
 Jones-Why, don't you know the reason is due to his business? He is a starch maker r-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11

aB An English statistician has ar. rived at the conclusion our new tariff will benefit the English trade seven and three-quarter per cent These figures are entirely too modest. Phil adelphia Press,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
A Comparison of Energy.

The Scientific American supplement has figured that the energy exerted by a railroad train travelling seventy-five miles an hour is nearly twice that of a two thousand-pound shot fired from a one hundred-ton Armstrong gun.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
Too Trne. Alasi

The sweetest music is that we never hear; the prettieSt women are those we never sec; tho best things in the world are those we never get.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
No Novelty.

Parlze-It must be a peculiar sensa- tion to be hypnotized.
 Clarl<e-I understand that you feel about the same as you do when your wife makes up her mind.-Puck.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
PhilosophY of Clothes.

White clothing is cool because it re- fleets the heat of the sun; black cloth ing is warm because it absorbs both heat and light.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
No Economy.

Friend-Riding bicycle instead efS horse is great saving, isn't it?
 Wheelman-Well, I don't know.
 "A bicycle doesn't eat" :. ''No, but eat enough to make up' Good News.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
CAUGHT WHAT SHE WAS AFTER.

"Did you have any luck fishing, dear?"
 "Did I? Just look at that sparkle" Judge.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11

Ou protecionists building tons from competing with breaking banquet him Sept 27-Clcago riJu0e
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11

''Why, Laura, what are you doing with an umbrella?"
 "Well, it looked so much like rain, and you know what dreadful cold have. Magazine.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-11
Not the RIEht Man.

Not the Right Man. Radbourn-I hear that 0lcott haA been discharged from the police foree' Do you know what for? Chesney-Yes. Refusing to accept a bribe. e.-BroolIlyn Life.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
bouunoerbeerwein

!6oaunoerbeeret unb Walier focbt man
81 gLeiben Sbeiler ettpa cine babe Stunbe
uno preBt bic Otalie langiam 6ur9 Elm
!6aarite6. @os i'm Sieb suritdbletbt, mirb
tueggcDOrfen. Den erfalteten Gait mtI1t
man nit 53uder, 400 @ramm auf Elm
Quart. 9tele Otii9ung mirO mieber etipa
Is Winuten getocbt. tSterauf bringt man
Die 6liiitgteit nacb benz @rfalten in Elm
reines SAB, no Der 8ein balb gu 9dbren
b%eginnt. SIT bic @5abrun9 borbet, 10 mirb
6aS SAB feit %beripun6et, unb nacb etpa
Stpei MOnaten lit er 10 flar, 6aB man i'm
in Slaiden abfituen farm. Semler macbt
aus 9olutberbeeren iOgenannten GDperz
tpein. Gr focbt so Quart 6ollu16erbeeren
nit so Quart @aiier, 40 9fun0 :3uder,
$50 @ramm 9eitpBenen Sngper un6
80 @ramm @emlr3nelten einc ganse
StunOe lang unter forttpabren6em 9lb7
f6dumen, 6ann eiebt er nob 4 8fun6
SeritoBene &oitnen n6er 3tbe6en gu
unb brinst Die Ofafie sur @dbrune
in's SaB. Wtan farm Die 0oQunz
oerbeeren AUDI our WuSbcreitung perpen>
BEN. 0ier3u miilien bic 8eeren redt reif
Ietr. Oteie wer6en 5erqueticbt un6 bann
lGBt man ben Gait burcb, Elm 9robes Ieinez
mes Sud- abLaufen. Ser Saft miro nun
nit ettpas 3uder bis sur entipre6enOen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Die IanomtrtbfddftIide QusitelIuno
in Springfield, 81.

Die DDnr "a. Bis 90. September in
Sprtngftel6 obsebeItene NGcrbauzQ[usitel@
lung bes States SQtnois mar bonn berr>
lt6iten 8etter begInitigt unb %erfreute iib
zines lberaus 5abGretcbeu 8eiu6eS, Ser ant
9onneritag, Ben q. Sept, benz Spring
fiel6@Sag", auf 5000 Yerionen auicblpou.
9as @e6rGnge mar ipabrenO 6es 9tabntit>
tags 10 groB, baB 6te 8orfibrun9 bon
l3ucbttbiereu irt Sting" ein9citcllt lDerben
muBte, neil 6ie SGiere nidt ourcb Sic
aaentbalben angeitauten 0feni9en1naiIen
binbur6 gefiibrt per0en fOnnten.
Wftt NuSna9nle Der ots9elteuten GAIT
Sattel= nlto &utI6enpferoe, bet Der1die=
OenerLei Staten bon 6ornDieb, Sbafen un0
Shmelnen unb ber Dielerlei lanotpirtb=
ibaftli6en @erGtbI6aften, bot Sic QuSitel>
lung tpenig Seb%enstpertbeS. Die in ber
neuerbauten NusiteIungsbale GUT S9au
geiteQten Waaren 6ienten nit ipentg Nuss
nabmen Sprtngftel0er &auleuten ais Ste
tGamemitteL unb beitanben fat bur6gGn9ig
aus Saden, Die man ieben Sag in 9ez
m01nLiden 8erfdufSlGoen Dorftnoen fonn.
gu BEN Nusnabmten geb0rten Die Gr3eug9
niiie BON tpeibliden 6anoarbeiten unb cine
Qtn3dbl bon 11eDr poer mttlloer gltten Stale
rsien 8Ortraits, 9anbiaoiten, &bteritiide
Il. (. 10.
Die @ertpaltung Ser vSair" 9ins ie6enz
fats BON bem@runblabe aus v@S pirb 9es
mabt, mas gemabt iperOen tann!" Snfolge
beiien iuaren ni6t nur alien nur eroent7
Lidben &leintrGmern u1tb 66ditern, lOlbern
auc6 e~rblinOeten unb pertriippeIten SrgeLz
Orebern, vSaftrs" ber oeri9ieOeniten Sbatz
t%irun9en, Wtagnetileuren un6 pteIen anz
beren 6umbuggsrn 8labzB riDiIegien err
tbeilt morben, anitatt Diefe &laiie bon
2euten su ~swingen, BEN Ausiteuunssplab
81 meiben.
Cine srOBe @nsiebungstraft iibten Ser
v8abDzSboD" unb Die 8fer0erennen auf
Das g ubItfum aus ull6 geitaIteten itb be-
ionberS bic Iebteren rebt iutereiiant.
Bonn ~ftnan5ieQen Stanbpuntt aus pir6
Sic erite in Set StaatSbauptitaOt abgebalz
tef;e yTair" ipobl erfolgreicb 9enannt
tperben 6irfen unb nm bieles @r8ebuiB
herbei3ufiiDren, wur6e, tuie seiast, tein
Oftttel unOerIucbt gelalien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Anrtrnlturnl supplement.

S6tptngers auS9efii@rt iDerben, 1T 9letdb7
faus bDn groBem Ginfluiie Guf ben Wertb
bes Slahies.
Stun fommt ser y0an6tp. 8ctlage" pon
einem praftilcben Qanbipirtbe i'll SeraS Die
&unbe, baB ct cine bic biS6er nit Der 6ano
ats9efibrten Nrbeiten 6es 8rebenS uno
S6wtngens erieben6e Wfai6ine %erfunben
uno patentirt babe, bic Der @tntllbrung oes
Slacbsbaltes getpt6 eirer neIen SrtpuIS
oerlei6en iptro. Sn 8e5u9 bieralf lbretbt
Ser Grfin6cr SolsenbeS:
Sch peiB ni6t, D6 Sic meme Ottttbei>
lung auf bdS 0ebiet Der Geflan1e, alto in
ben SnierotentDeil Set vGanbp. 8eiIa9e",
beripciien iperoen, pocr ni6t."
y9tuer6irgs m0cbte ib Bic @rfinbultg
auSbeuten. SD CLAUDE, baB Der SlacbS9
ban, Set ieitber frcilid bauptlGbLi9 mn
beS SamenS tpegen betrie6eu purbe, au1
nm bet NuSnubun9 BET Safer Diacn il9 in
BEN norbliden Staaten be5ablt macben
tpitr6e, borauSgeicBt, es ipilrbe cine Gere
fa6rung5ipeiie befannt, Sic gut nno biai9
bic Die 6teSbesHgItcben GRANDDAUGHTER be-
rpGlttgte."
User Elm 6erarttges @eibdft betreibcn
t%polte, Ser mitBte fir &unben arbeiten.
Die Sarmcr %bringen BEN StGcbs, Der scrOz
ftet ietn ntuB. in Die betreffenOe Sobrtf, ND
berieI6e 1tacb eingeIiefertem &obgewt6t
gebroben un6 9eidmun9en pirb. Der
Breis miir6e ii6 pet Gentner auf so Bis IS
@ents itellen. Sine Maibine BON 6 bis 8
BferOetraft genit9t fir ben 8etrie6. Sch
babe lei6er ntbt bic erforOcrLicben @elOz
mitteI, UNI bic SaGe auS5ubeuteu, aber
bas Batent 3nr aGeinigen 0eritcuung Der
5iemIt6 compltairten O}aldbinerie witrbe
9roBen @etptnn abperfen. 9aS mdre ettpas
fiir unter1lebmunssluitige Gopitaliften."
Gs tDdre iebr eripiinl5t, penn 2an6s
tuirt6e uubSnbuitrteuc, angeregt bur6 porz
itebeube @r0rterung, ali bieier SteIe ibre
@nitcDten iiber bieien bo6lpibtigen @egenz
ftan6 aUSipreben tpiirben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Observation-Disclosures 9etIa9e
Der
Jlinois Staats=5eitune.

Die Der &ebattion Ser g anbWir bs
i6aftLi6eu 8eiIage" BON alien
Seiten sugeben6en !3uiArifteu, in benen
@ritere ritdbaltlOie Ql%nerfennun9 fir tbr
ernites 8eitreben, 6aS 8latt fIr beiiem
QeIertreiS 10 Iebrteicb ais m0gItcb unb
81 einem 5uberIdIigen &atb9eber 81
geItaIten, aISgeiprD6en tpirb, itno fir uns
lebr ibn1eibeI6aft, bod Sum bOILitGne
5 igen @elingen 6eS guten g8ertes bebiirs
fen mir Der freuuoIihet lInterftIBun9 aler
prattii6em 6arnIer, Siebsii6ter, SbitgGrt>
ner, Suffer II. |. No., ni6t mr. tnloTern,
0aB tie auf bas Wocbenblatt Der ySllinoiS
StoatSz 3eitun9" %abonniren, ionoern audi,
6aB tie bon Der Gtnrlcbtrng beS ySpre6z
iaoLeS" un6 6es y8rieftaitenS" fleiBi9 Ge7
braucb macber, iabgemGB ~be6atOelte Or
tifel iber Die Derl6ieOenen 3Deige bet
Ganb= unb Sorts irtbicbaft unS sur Ser
0fientIicbun9 iiberienOen, Die mir ba, mo
eS n0tbi9 1T, germ in cine paiien6e SOrul
fir BEN Druid bringen. 9tub ioute nicbt
Dergeiien iuer6en, SAB Sic vSeilage" ange@
iidtS ibrer rteiigen 8erbreitung unter 6er
beuti6eu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb au6
in6uitrtellen 8epOlferun9 bieies 2anDes
iieb DOrsiigticb sunt QtnseigezM e6ium fit
oue iol6e eignet, tuelbe 0Iferbau9erdtbe,
.3u4tt6iere, 2an6ereien, grObufte IL. /. IN.
au Oerfauien baben un6 ibneu adufer su
finben pitni6en. -9ieie Gatbldldse 3t
beiolgen Iiest I'M ~eigsnen Sntsreiie unlerer
2eier.
ollie fir Bic 8eiLage beittmmten Mttz
tbeiIuu9en un6 Nnfragen fin6 SIT rtdten an
Nn6reas g / 1T n,
Rebatteur Der Observation-Disclosures 8eis
lGge".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

Oife iiber einem eelinben Teuer 9eto4t.
&upfcrfcIieL ober gfannen iinb bierbei aber
burcbars 5u nermeiben. Sn England lou
Iogdr aus ben 8litben 6es 6oIunoerS Elm
gutter g6ein auf foLgenOe 8eiie bereitet
werben. Man miid5t J Bint 0ouunbcrz
bliitben nit 4 9funb 3ufer, 4 Quart
@aiier unb einem @RlOifeL bon gutter g8etns
befe, brin9t bieie Mii4ung III ein 6aB nrtb
riibrt pdbren6 oc6t Sage ben Snbalt tag
lidb, na6Der miro bas SAB Deripunbet un6
nacb stpei Monaten 1T ber g8ein tlar lnb
fam ouf SIai9en gesogen tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
gan0wirthfdaftIiher Brieffaiten,

I'm 0ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eilage fit
uniere 2eier 10 lebrreid unb nubbrinSenb
ais mOgIt6 3u seitalten, 1T einem ieoen
bon i6nen baS 8ec9t etngerdumt, ii6 brief
ltcb ober miinoItb ali Die Jtebaftion nm
NuStunft iiber aQe i'm lanomirtbi6aftliz
ben 8etrieb it9 auftperfenoen Srageu 81
menben unb ftn6 AUDI Mntporten auf
irgenb ipelcbe int Brieffaitcn DeroffentLi6z
ten 6ragen ermiinibt, 6enn IS tann noD[
feinem 3tpeifel u%nter1porfcn lein, baB Die
praftil6e Grfabrung, Die manber 2anoz
pirtb geraoe in iolden 6Gnen, in benen
UNI 9lustunIt 9ebeten iOtrb, %seiommeIt
bat, Die auerbeite Chung iOl6er Tragep
na9 fiB su 3ieben perntag.
Dte @ebatttOn.
459. Sn Der Observation-Disclosures Bets
lage" bonn "a. September i9retben Ste,
baB Bic Oanfton ReietDatton binnen Sur
GEM ber 8eiiaoelung er0ffnet tpir6. SD
babe CUTE &uit, mir sort au6 ein Stiid
QQn0 All ertperben, 6d ib aber GIT tpenig
nit ben 6ie1igen g%erbGltniiien befannt bin
unb nicbt tpeiB, tpie unb auf ipel6e 9lrt tb
6ierbei 81 8erfe geDen muB, mO6te ib
sic bitten, mir ndbere Nusfunft at ertbeiz
len, an men ib MIDI SIT tpenben babe u16
ob es iiberbaupt ratbiam lit, ieBt BORT 2anb
gu ertperben. SD bin namlicb fein Tara
mer, babe aber 9lGit, elmer gu Merben.
6. @roente, 8isconiin.
Mnttuort: Sn 8eSue auf bic Grlperbung
BON 2anb in bet ganfton7GelerOation
miiIien Sic nit Der United States Land
Office in Scr Stabt Danfton, Soutb 9az
fota, in ltnterban0lung treten.
lin in BEN 8eiib Don 2anb Su g~elangen,
mifien Sic iib Ben 8%eOinsungen bes
ScimitGttez@ elebes rnterperfen unb auBer
SEN seicblicb borgei9riebenen @ebiihren
BON $14 fir ie6en Qtcre 1915 besablen, BON
uelb Iebterer Summe our 3ett bet Sim
traquno bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Original
entry) so Gents utb BEL Der Gntgegenz
nabme ber @intrasun8S : 8el6einigung
Certificate of final entry) Der &eft 3n
beaablen lit. Sn bic tpeitliben @ipOben
All 9eben, sort u%oufommen wiloeS 2anb
btQig al ermerben unO ST. perltder, iib
nit Ser 3ett bort cine 6cimatb, cine Sri
itens, gu idaffen, 6as fam nllr 2eltten nit
@rfabrunq auf benz @ebiete her 9anbtpirtb7
fdaft, nit Itartem 9lrmI, 9eiunoem &eib,
sdber Miaensfraft unb lebr befaeibencn
9ebensanipriicben en1pfoblen tperOen. 9as
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Qufbewobrun9 Don meintrouben.

@eilttrau6en conieroirt man, inbent
MAJ tie nit einem Stitd Der Hebe, al Ser
ltc wacbien, %abicbneioet u1b 0aS Gnbe III
cine nit @aiier 9eflQte Slaicbe ftedt, bieie
aber lit eincm 8oaaIe aufberpabrt, Der cine
tiible. mOglicblt 9IcicbmdBige &emperatur
bat. Sn bas 8alier, tpelcbeS nan Die
gauge .3eit ni6t 81 tpebleln 6rau6t, tbut
man Elm paar Stiidben 6Olstoble lnO
cine Briie Sal8, nm bas 8erOerbem beSa
1elben bintan5ubalter. ltngeacbtet 0ieler
8orfebrungen fommt es Dob bot, oaB
licb S9intmelptlSe auf Ben Srouben entz
lpideIn. Sobalb man bteS bemertt, muB
man SdbtpefeGi9nitten a~nsiinben, un BEN
S6immeG su t0oten unb sic 0uft SIT remit
gen. Die ber S6immelbil6ung GOrI6ub
Iciten6e 6eucbttgfeit bertreibt man am
beiten burcb Q~(ufiteQen BON un9elOic6tem
&alf in BET Observation-Disclosures; man
pecblelt 6enielben, penn ber 5uerft bingez
iteute &alt, inbcm ct Sic Seubtigfeit Der
Suit auflau9te, 5u 8uIoer 3erfaIen lit.
QluBer6em muB man bon 3ett 5u 3ett bic
&ammer 6urcbmuitern uno nit etnem
f~(einen, ipiben, iharfen Sbeercben ALE
iene 8eeren be~rausl3neiben, Die SGulntB
ober S3immelbilonng 3eigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
0emafebeete nad2 ibrer ~2tberntun9

Sn oielen @'emiiegGrten ldBt man Sic
@eutiile6eete nab Dem Nberntel ser @e>
milie liegen, Die ite fino, grGbt tie crit i'm
ipdteren 0erbit o0cr erit I'M Srii6iabr INN.
0aS l1mgraben fam fir einige .3eit Der=
i9oben tperben, 0ocb Sic 8eete liegen unb
fteben S1t laiien Iptc lie iino, bringt itetS9td6>
thetle, petl Die att iDnen 1idb beftn6li6e1
ltntrGlter 1tD nlGcDti9 SIT entpideln be-
9innen, iobalo Die betrefienben @emitle
abQeerntet iinb uno tbr @egrGumen ben
lInfrautern 2i6t ul6 Quft peri6afft. Sic
SeDren ben 8o0en aus un6 f0nnen Sen
Samen ~reifen. Wtan laiie 6aber abgeerntete
@emiliebeete fetncn Sag unbedcbtet liegen,
ionbern ge0e 1ofort an baS @ntfernen BON
allen llnfraut, man rdufe balleIbe aus u1o
ne9me nacbber Die 9ade unb babe baS
5uriiGgebliebete I'm, lele eS nit Der 6anb
auf ober reCbe e3 ab un6 bringe es,
ie nac6 ieiter Nrt, auf BEN Gompolt@
b%aufen, ben Wftit, ooer benilBe eS gum
Sitterr. MarherIei etnidDrige ltntraut7
arten, tpenn ite idon reifen Samen trugen,
un0 tpenn 0teier auSfaQen fonnte, be-
8innen, neil Tie bur3 baS ltmbaden 6cs
8eeteS IN Bic Gr6e gebradbt murben, gu
%feinten, 9cben tpo9l au9 auf nn6 fOnnen
nun beim ltmgra6en Der 8eete I'M 6erbit
10 filr's nd9ite Sabr unibd0li9 gemaht
tper6en. NuSbauernbe lGnfrGutcr itnb beim
l1m9raben nit oler Sor9falt ~ouS3u5ieben,
tnsbeionbere aber Gueden, ipoppn ni9t
ein @ur3eltiid9en int 8oben %9elaiien
tper6en barf. 9oS ltmgraben beS Sc
miiielan6eS io1I i'm 6erbit ftets nocb pOr<
genommen tpcr0en; benn @raben inn Oerbt
lit 10 gut ipte cine Galbe 0iiugung uno err
m0glibt au6 i'm SrIbiabr Elm fritb8ettis
ceres 8efteQet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

= Ser !3uferriibenanbau GalifornienS
1T, ME 8rof. 6. %. 6tlgar6 BON Der
California StaatSuniueriitGt mittbetlt, i'm
2aufe bon NUT feds Sobren bon 100000
auf 45, 600, 900 8fo. geltieeen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
As. anbrsn1tn. = ataent4eeer Al.

Nnttport: Sin 8fer6, ipeIcbes einmal
an Der @enidbeule s%eIttten bat uno OaDOn
9ebeilt mlrOe, lit leic9t ether Bie6erROlun9
Der &rantbeit un~terporfen. 0enn ii6
Otter gebi(bet bat, 10 muB man 6enleI6en
reif tper6en Iaiien un6 bieS Ourcb NnDens
buug bon Tla6Siamen zQufi6lGgen bef6rz
Bern, lit 6ann Oas @ei6miir reif, 10 Offtet
nla eS peit. 9aS bier3u benubte M1eiier
muB iebr ibarf iein u1b Or6entlib Bis gum
beS Gtters 6rin9en; bic Seffnun9
ioIte 3tpet .3oa ipeit gei6titten tpcrber.
1T fDLaen6e SaIbe an benltben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

@nfra9en, benen nt6t Ser
Same ms SIS o6uort bes
TragefteLIers betgefii9t iinb,
tpan6ern in BEN 8aptertorb.
Mebrere Nnfra8en unb aud
SEN Spre6aaI bettmmte
Mtttb BE II nngen Iangten Ir
6te1e drummer at fpGt an. nnS
il 6er BITE 8Iabfinz
Ben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-26
After Recess.
Why She Struck Him,

Emma B&rtel, a young woman who &C.
cupies a room in a building opposite the
Police Court, was arrested about noon To.
day and taken to police headquarters on a
warrant charging her with assault. There
she deposited SO collateral for her appear.
ance in the Police Court tomorrow. and the
officers advised her to appear, thinking the
judge would side with her, because. from
her own story IL appeared that she had
been badly treated.
Warren Green. a barber, who works in a
shop on Pennsylvania avenue, swore oul
the warrant.
According to Emma's statement tns
couple lived together for two years. and
when he was out OF work she fed and cloth.
ed him.
During his more prosperous days he gave
the fair Emma a ring, and he was perfectly
willing that she should keep IL until a shor,
time ago, when. Emma says, he took tht
ring and gave 1t to her successor I'm his
affections.
To this Emma objected. and she made
known her objections last evening with a
heavy stick that she picked up on the
street. Warren left the barber shop only
a few minutes before the pugilistic encoun.
ter. He was on his way to the other girl,
apartments, Emma claims, when she me,
him on Sd street, not far from Pennsyl.
vania avenue. She dealt him two blows
one across the back and the other across
the head, before he was able to retreat
Then he swore out a warrant and the
case will be heard tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-26
Sweeping With Hose.

From the Chicago Dispatch.
One of the most notable of the present
century's small inventions is an air pump
for cleaning purposes. A hose pipe charg-
ed with air under fifty pounds pressure to
the square inch is turned upon the article
or room to be cleaned. 1t is used In pre-
cisely the same way as the water and hose
for washing purposes. 1t is far more ef-
fective in its result than brooms. beaters or
brushes, as ii searches out and penetrates
every crevice and cleft in woodwork
This device is at present applied to clean
ing cars, but so perfect is its work that IL
is only a question of time when 1t will
come into use for other purposes. Hotels
and large buildings might be swept out and
busted in an incredibly short space of time.
rid the room of every particle of dust, clean
furniture carpets and the heavier articles
of bric-a-brac and ornaments. 1t would do
the work of a dozen people.
1t is now in order for some home mission
airy to invent some simple device that will
work an air pump and current for house.
hold use. Its introduction would revofll-
fore hopeless problem of clean rooms and
will keep furniture covers and carpets 1t
would be economical, as II would render
less service necessary and would save a
large Eortion of the wear and tear of fur
nishing textiles In houses where there is
hydrant water 1t would not be at all diff
cult to attach an air-pumping apparatus to
the kitchen or bath room faucet, and thus
furnish power for every floor.
Some years ago IL was said that there
would never be an Invention that could
sweep and dust, but at the present rate of
things the problem is practically solved by
this simple and easily used device.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-26
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ACCOIrNTS
Palmistry All a Humbug.
From the Century.

From the Century.
After many experiments with those con-
sidered most successful, and a study Of the
subject in the light of anatomy, physioio-
gy and natural condolences, regard palm
istry as without basis in science or sense.
That no two hands have ever been abso-
lutely similar is indisputable. When critical
ly examined, no two leaves or flowers.
though of the same Species appear exactly
alike: much less would such complex or
CARNATIONS as human hands be found with
out difference.
General conclusions can, therefore, be
drawn from the shape and size of the hands
as to strength. suppleness, circulation Of
blood. temperament and the size of the form
to which they belong. But even here a large
margin must be allowed for departures
from general rules. Huge hands are some
times the modification of small and other
wise beautiful women, while giants are
found with small feet and hands. Some
times large feet and diminutive hands are
possessed by the same persons. Walker and
Darwin observed that the hands of the chill
dren or laboring men are larger from birth
than those or persons whose ancestors have
lived idle lives, or have been engaged in
Vocations not requiring the use OF the hands.
Though such children might become re-
nowned for intellectually proficiency in
ART, the larSe nano might De tranSmitted TO
several generations.
What is justly allowed to chirognomy is
true of every other part of the body, in it's
proporttonate relation to the sum of human
activity. With these rational conclusions
the votary of palmistry will not be content
1t Is mystery he seeks, and a power to read
the past, present and future. which nature
has denied to men. The sole and suffi-
Client cause Of different lines in different
persons is the difference In the shape and
size of the hands, elasticity of skin, strength
and use of the muscles and external pres
sure. Therefore. hands of different persons
are not alike, nor both hands of the same
person. Francis Cations remarks in his
work. Finger Prints are to the point:
The palms of the hands and the soles of
the feet are covered with two totally dis
tinct classes of marks. The most conspicu-
Gus are the creases or folds of the skin,
which interest the followers of palmstry
but which are no more significant to others
than the creases in old clothes; they show
the lines of most frequent hexure, and moth
ing more.