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FOREIGN LIST.
GEORGETOWN GLEANINois.
The Revival Contnn. s-'rhe Alleged Train
Robbers Get Bail

me Revival Continue s-'rhe Alleged Train
Robbers Get Bail.
0eorgetown Texas. March 23.-Quite q
eo'd norther struck the town yesterday
and made overcoats and hres necessity.
Deputy Sheriff Pull left for the western
part Of the county on business connected
with the sherff's Office
the revival meeting at the Methodist
church goes merrfy on ana some Of
Georgetown's sinners are beginning 10
woakon
a good deal Of civil business has been
done N the county court This week
Tue AutlonrSharp Hardware company
nave quite novel disp.ay in one Of their
large show windows Suaw has been
placed Al over The bottom ana several
nfsta ~ Easter eggs are afrlinged IN DIFF
ferelt parts Of the window. while four
rabbits skip about among them 10 the
ainuhement 81 the school chlIdfsn.
Y lflc boys. 1as and Nstii Dover and Won
Evans who are alleged 10 have been con-
nected with the railroad robbery and
whose examining lrsaf has taken up most
~ this week We're yesterday allowed bail
IN the sam Of $500 for the Dever boys
and 500 for Won Evans
, lhe attorneys Tor the defense said that
tleN I'D not care az what amount the bail
WE liked, ~ they Intended 10 suh out a
writ Of haheas corpus. The boys were
then taken back 70 Jail
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rHE ARIZONA KICKER.
a Place where stHDdup Collars and -Four.
in-hKnd Ties Are ne Trop.

fn-hEnd Ties Are De Irop.
A. Enron WANTED. Saturday Of last
week orr agricultural editor decided to 20
ever . Grassy VALLEY 10 Inspect lot Of
liFH stock which has lately arrived from
California We gHye hirn the Joan Of oui
cayHzs and borrowed two guns for him,
and whe. be vas ready 70 staFt we noticed
that be md on stanauP linen collar and
four-in-hand nstktie What OF earth pos.
zesss1 tie man % deliberately assume such
a personal risk IS beyDnd 1ur comptroller
sinn, a. ne Was in the effiee the day before
Thsn old Bill Watkins walked in. caught
sight q new shilling tie We had just
TscsiYed by mail firm Chicago and shot the
thing 81 the editorial table and ont Of the
window. We begged Of our coworker to
change back ~ his red wooden shirt and
Handkerchief tie but De gAlioped away 70
his destiny without needing us
The deceased VAS a man Of saRguine,
hopeful temperament, hut altogether too
impuisiys When be heard thai Denver
Enau mad walked All over this town wear
ing plug hat and an astrakhan trimmed
oyTcoat and never received q shot, he leap
q 70 tae conclusion that the wave Of civil.
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lNcr4rsNfils 4rfi. " NHhhr4cf n 1919
We finally got pcstofirs ~ ihe uilagns
town 81 Straw berry Hin, with mai ones
q week over ths mountains from NirEisiA
CITY and everything went wei except with
olf ian Hopkins Affer rRitins FOX a6ont
two mouths fer lesfer which nsvsr eefis
Re ere day said 70 the pestEr nsters
.'Isook.a-yerr, iedrc, ar this plumb ID
ans 5c-n hpi riEht from the shoniaeri
I'm fr-e bern Americas citisez and w'ii.-
Il % sted iar Rood FIR this keuiry, but ]
htvn'i even Eoi nonssPspr7 cal q this
ros+of'ss IN.
what ye iookia fuz 1imie asked tbs
:adrs
a ls,ss7
WAC racrshf 81 " frnznf7
wsader n Indiana
4vhat uraStF she writ = vrasv
awaai. It's ikis way asked hrr . hcv
ne and she kinder h2rskri and SirdHs
ia,fes aua ktrasr l1ok~7 - boaisfRl as a
rrunpkinfn t,cssser and said shcsd ss-Tits re
Hharss she IFste- Tn saesiir eveTy week I"
sow long ACC w.as .hSs ere. firnfi
Hsat FIVE SIS. ] s1Se 4,
'fEmi jim don's " knor ihat vii6srs
A. raixEsv onsArEins I've shie1 ~ q thrps
OF four a. .rsn 10 ray tirrs, EDd tai ysthas
sin,t 10 dsrfn6in ca 'en
aitbbs 80. siEhei 1iso.
III it wsr fse resrs ago, you utedat be
fookin fur no letter. Shs rreiin't keep Es
ia mind three mouths WAR ys thfnSin
shs5d v1sss that shed her yet"
Tes
'Waai. & mar be-st Trsy Ne. Al wi6.
defs can't be exactly Hike, NJ zursr al
cats OF dog, bat sncaldn't 20 fur 10 5s
too hopetal.
Jim kept calling sve-T week, hut 70 let
GER came Ills litils ramsnos became gen
etailv known and c1s day ihres OF four n
Us got together and Fixed Up istisr tnr
him AID ieit i At the post5f5os- u Pre-
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| Aahforc Mrs +, r Ayars Mrs Lula
/ Banks Mary Becker Miss Stella
Hinson Miss psnlle Black Mrs reiphlne
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'wouln ~ NARRr Nr o. N fooEsis'

WOULD re MARRY ,fE uS M iooEsr'
tended to come from tbe widoH sad Il
want on to say that she had taken eve years
70 think the matter eYtr and had come 10
thero1cliision that she could never marry
a man 81 his looks. X took dina 81 hight
10 make Ont that letter. sad next morning
he wsnt doFTn 70 the pestefiice and ssids
ledge, the widder WOO hey me
Il told Sc how onsarfin they was 70
pIied the judge
She says its OWN 70 my looks. ledge.
want ye 10 DO iue favor
vii, JIM
want ye 70 iell me Il I'm hnmbly
man. I've soiusi mes thought ! wa ard
agin lee kinder felt thai ] was a. purty as
most folks
nIim, lse ailus Oin rsr h3snt. and I
don't Eant q DO uVthip 20 huxt yer feel
ins
SPEAK right up jedge, ard ten NJ rhHt
] waGt 70 kLpw fe kip take my gtius ~
it;at ! can Z DO no sodden shn9iia. and Il I
begin 70 vhpop ard rail re hin pull down
On pie aud drive ne out doors, Nov then,
- - was q widdeS would ye marry ne On
ny lookt'
t'Ae Jim. ! wouldn't
Would ye say I was puftyf
eaaidn't say u. jim epilinn Z possibly
say ~ don't want q hurt yer ieeiins ~
] aid before. hut IN tree 20 say ye Ar tie
hamhiiet cfitter Of inan I eFef sot eyss
CO..
III Ishssedafi fnY ~hiskevs, cut my hs'r
and washed nsy iacs hoT would 10 beft
ffelinsly qgeraed jim
HpDss Jifn~igr Enysi " can't 90
nqthin % help ysg looks 'cauEe ye vas born
that Nay
iim went cut and walked sronnd for
awhile ard theu returned 70 AJAX
telaa, astssr feiier goes 10 heaven he
gifts 30 ne pitffg. don Lesrt
Re do Jim As updersi and IL = WAS The
rspiy
hgd thsy he's harT.s ard sldders in
hesssns1
q ain dead SIRE. but II b. nv none,
JAR way ard take the ciianees jim u
mustn't layit ~ ann me sem I sAid "a
war brubly.
snan ledge axed far = sauar'
epiuyun, and ys IN ito me When csB
" fblnk 81 81 remember that suy dad
hnmpirnfss gnce skeayt a baby 10 death.
and tht ga Indy bad Only % look * her.
AR1 IN the glass ~ inli down 81 q IT,
That's all El8ht, lsflge-ail right, II any
HoIs iettsgA cum Tor nor. sesd 'rrl hack q
the siadn faollEit hey VIII shnt i
Leslie sefter Jim said fhA Judge Ia con
aoling way She modght hee nrit sllai
sbe rag much obliged but was married
sgiu, or said she had concluded aot ID take
another man Il Hafnt lest The propsresi
hing 70 jump 90 Ter yfT hnmhIyn46s. "A
told VI borrower. widders q ouartin
less " keep f'eezis right along. AID yen
hit snmtbln yet Nobody rAs ees y
tafnAAiilln tunblf that ht couldn't find
sumthil 70 marry him
Jim seat away Vi thoraAtfl,i mood. n.
nidn't 10 n Wofk af al hid. dig. though Il
me tnapy AnxiQiis inquiries III replied that
htwAsat sick Ne laid no donieelcl. 81,
and left him q f2ht ~ out. Hostser, -,
ilfef man h4tlr Ia de cansp next Yaorninl
speedily turned everybody opt with hii
yellf, and Il W. tad SIGHT TINT eroetet
nnrersn popfold Jim Hppk los had hangs
himksif 70 tree on The otliskirts Il eatnl
AID had been dead for hourk With 81
own band he had written ana pinned 70 hf
breast the elaeafd
Gone 70 hfayen-to look purity aus
play On pArp and marry 4 widaef
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Bobby is working very hard at his plant
lessons OF late. said that youths uncle.
Yes replied his mother. II baven'i
much trouble with him about that now
How do you manage its'
Some Of the neighbors complained OF the
noise his exercises made, and / told him
about il. Now have TO drag him away
from the plano. ~ Brooklyn Life
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Tho Nieetie. Il Language

what Is verse as distinguished from
poetryfn asked the inquIsitive man
Verse, replied tho magazine editor aft
or be had pondered. lis the term applied by
any poet to the work OF his contempora
ries. Washington star
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HE flcCRep n our.

II Took Him Some Tins 70 ~ Sc, but 10
Get 3iifre.
was talking with The owner Of the cot
fon compress VIXEN an old negro came into
the Office, carrying blue umbrella ia ono
and and his old bat 10 she other, ana ls.
pnfd i vety humble hid canifitanttifade.
What Is Il. Kobertip asked fhe colonel.
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LETTER LIST

Following = tn list Of letters remaining
urcaiira FOR and advertised 81 the post
,SsfscF al Heuqit,n Texas, for the week
fusiag March ~ 1874 In calling Tor adj
verified letters please say ADVERTISED.
n. c. SMITH, p. NJ
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Beach Hotel, Galveston. open tArnnehaui
the year. sample rooms IN heart OF city.
E.ght minutes ride BY electric cars from
business section.
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THE WIDOWS CHOICE.
WHAT THE rosroFFrcE At FIR Aw-
BERRY HILL BROUGHT JlN

Ter Five Lang Years We wAitea OniA
re Learned The wcrss-He WHss't
afsvh On Lock-, and ths RneNi-
edge os IL was Toe MucN.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Mayor Schcrcn, Of Brooklyn, yesterday an
nounced that the tax rate ~ that city. cXcud-
ing the county towns just annexed will be
81 90 pcr 500 of assessed valuation This is
"A decrease Of - points from the previous year
and of - points from the last year of Demo
cratic Machine rule under Mayor Body This
is a gratifying result Of Republican administra-
ton. and is testimonial TO Mayor Schiercn'S
honesty and efficiency. The voters made 10
mistake last year when they set him to work
10 reform the conduct of public affairs. He had
before him an extremely difficult task. The cx-
travagance of the Ring had. 50 far as possible,
been concealed by high valuations. notwith-
standing which the tax rate was Of enormous
proportions The new administration found it.
self confronted by demands for public works. no
money TO spend on them, and almost no power
of contracting debt: for the city was danger
ousy near the constitutional limit 1t would
have been no cause for wonder If The tax rate
had had TO be increased 10 pay for the plundcr-
ing of the Gang. or if public improvements had
been suspended Another course was taken,
however BY rigid economy the expenses Of
the departments were decreased without njur-
ing their efficiency. Snccures. which had been
filed with McIarghlin's hcnchmcn, were abol-
PEELED to earn his salary. The result is shown
in thc tax rate. The interests of the people
have not been sacrificed. All necessary public
work has been done, and the public money has
been honestly expended.
All this has been accomplished with the Re
publicans only in partial control Of the city gov
ernment. With the Controller and Auditor the
Machine has been able 10 prevent Mayor
Schieren from carrying out parts Of his policy.
H. has had veto on their wasting the peoples
money by such contracts as the notorious one
their predecessors. in cooperation with Mayor
Chaplin. entered into with the Long Island Water
Supply Company, but he has not had the free
hand in reforming the city and making appoint
menlS that he should have The voters Of
Brooklyn should that he has the coopera-
ton Of Republicans in the Auditors and Con-
troers offices. The candidates on the Repub-
lean ticket are men Of high character and abil-
ity who will be valr bic assistants to the Mayor
This record Of Republican rule in Brooklyn is
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
THE TEOTBLFS or 4 GREIT MIN

Mr. cleveland has many things to Worry him.
lis party friends should not he too hard upon
him because he scrlaS to overlook them now
and then Thurbcr troubles him Il good deal.
So do lSilor Strau> and Bourkc Cochran and
Dewitt Warner only week or two ago he
was distressed by 4 rumor to the effect that his
fcow->ov"rcign. I.luokalani. of the Cannbal
islands. had gone crazy presumably because
Of Il certain breach Of promise on his part.
Then came the picture Love Is Life" which
that registering blade. the Hon. W. q. Gresham,
Secretary of State. had promised should bc
hung in The White House but which he as
family man aud the champion Of reform could
not think of >anrtioning. And now he is all
broken M afrrsh over Shea John Shea. Of
Washington.
TNil-mindcd persons have been saying for
many years past that John Shea. Of Washing
ton. is criminal not an ordinary criminal but
consistent and congcnital one. Since some
time early in the seventies John Shea has been
at war with society. He and his family. not
excepting the girls have occupied an attitude
of relentless hostility toward the police. and all
because the latter insisted their complying
with established law IN the matter Of selling
lquOr The ShcaS have lived in one Of the
vilcS slums OF Washington ~ once its product
and its Illustration and there. as a consequence
of unrrmiting toll they have built up grew
some competence. Celebrating their opposition
10 ihc Sunday law. the license law, the law Of
order and the laws Of confluence and decency.
they have slowly and at great pain to others
Accumulated wealth. Men have been murdered
in their fouI den: men and women have been
dcmoralizcl there: society has been dchcd and
civilization set at naught; but the Sheas have
ihrivcn and floUrShcd like evil weeds
NJ last. about yc@r ago. after infinite trouble
ana "Xpen>c after II sacrifice Of human life and
cruel peril 10 other lives. after such scandal
and exposure Of infamy rs has seldom disgraced
the annals of Il modern city. the police of Wash
inston managed to IiX one OF his innumcrablc
crimes upon this rceking outlaw. Shea. and 10
the unspcakablc relief Of every law-abding resi-
dent Of the Capital secure his conviction and
imprisonment Six months later. however. Mr.
Cleveland. in the exercise of his great power
and nscrllinblc wisdom. pardoncd Shea o;lt Of
jail and restored him to his unwholcsomc use
fulncss
And now Shea is In the tolls again. Naturally
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
PERSON. Al.

Tho library OF the University of Pennsylvania
has Just received from eXMaistcr Potter the sift
OF complete set Of "Hansard,s Parliamentary
Debates" I'm i59 volumes. covering the speeches
In Parliament from 1865 To l@i
When the German Emperor dismissed bismarck.
the young crown Prince is reported to have said
to him. Father they say that you will now tell
the people what To DO. all by yourself. You vii.
enjoy that, won't You?
John r McCiraw. the chairman OF the Democratic
Campaign Committee OF West Virginia. Is said 10
he the coming man In that state and his friends
predict that he Will be President OF the United
states some day. unless he refuses to His
father "A railway contractor. and built con
siderable portion OF the Baltimore and ohio Rail
way In West Virginia. lie IL a graduate OF Yale
ana Is man OF bieh character and winning ways
Everybody likes him regardless OF politics; though
everybody knows him TO be the most sturdy part-
san
+. IIopknson Smith is well known to the public
artist. author and playwright. but In
summing up what he has accomplished In his l!fe
work H. says the most satisfactory achievement
to him has been the construction OF the Race Rock
Lighthouse in New-LondOn HarbOr lie takes the
greatest pleasure in it, not simply because ne butt
1t. hut because II made such profound Impress on
upon his after life. Its construction took six years
and during tne working months OF that time the
engineer and contractor lived the rock with his
men. whom he made his compa Mons While IT was
being built he made unwgl'ten contracts with him
SELL these Obligations being !itte less than absurd
whims. he says. For example. while the souniatISn
stopes. which weigh not less than ten tons each.
were being laid the top button OF MS coat came
on ana he said TO himself that he wouldn't have
1t sewed on II the stones appeared above the
wat water And he Kept the contract Then something
else occurred and he resolved upon somethn eouai-
ly foolish. He would not get his hair cut till the
course was finished and. as result. went about
with ms nair nearly over his collar The lighthouse
was finished fifteen years ago and II the curious
history OF lts construction were known no one
in f.. ' f
MIS- huh'ce Ross Davis. the only surviving MEM
ber OF tho ssachusetts Woman's .r,i.s,averv
Board has just celebrate her nnety-fourth birth
ccy Ut her home In Dedham. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
TEDDINGS FAST AND TO CONF

The marriage of Miss E:::a Louise Dean the th,,A
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Dean OF yo
5S West One-hundred- ed-and-twenty-seven,h-st .,
Harry w. Smith. jr. of Harlem. took pace az
O'Clock last night In the Mount Morris p,n,,..
Church, F!f;h-ave.. One-hundred-and. ,wor,n
seventh-st. The Rev. William c. Biting the nas,n.
performed the ceremony. which followed hy ,
supper. served at small tables by Mazzettl a, tho
home OF the brides parents. reception will h
given Saturday evening OF this week at Mr. ana
Mrs Deans home. Miss Ella d. Knowles was The
maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Eliza
beth Briggs and the brides sister Miss Ida Nav
Dean. Frank s. Newell was best man. The usher,
were Clarence d. Vail. Frederick Hyde, Charle,
Caldwell and Frank Hyde Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Will live In West ne-hundred-and TWEEN :y-slxth-st
The engagement has been announced OF Mis-,
Florence Westervelt, the only daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. John G. Westervelt. to George Trotter who
was graduated from Princeton In the class OF lsu
and who is the owner OF the schooner yacht Fleu,
de l:ys he Is member or the York. Sea-
wanhaka and Corinthian yacht clubs. OF this CITY.
the Royal Yacht Club at Cowes. and the Calumet
Club, of this city
The engagement is also announced Of Miss Nah.
W. Smith daughter OF the Rev. Cornelius b. smS
the rector Of the Protestant Episcopal Church ot
HenTy Cromwell Of Brooklyn stepson Of Jast. :.
Charles L. Benedict. OF the United states Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Foster. TO Or. NJ. Ratzenbers
will take place IN Delmoncos this evening
Miss Mae Fleming. daughter OF Ira Fleming win
be married to stuart Curtis Delavan.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Carolyn
Huntington daughter OF b. II. Hunting gton. pres.
dent OF the Dime Savings Bank OF Brooklyn and
Hamilton Parrish, son Of Harden Parrish. resident
for many years past at the Windsor Hotel. in this
city. Miss Huntington is pretty brunette Of
medium height. she is accomplished musician
possessing n rich contralto voice. and her many
graces OF character have made her favorte in
Brooklyn society. Mr. Parrish is a graduate Of
Princeton.
The double engagement has just bee announced
on Staten Island Of Miss Agnes Becntel to oscar
Walter Of New-York and Of Miss Lulu Bech,el 10
Huie Keppler, OF the late well-knOwn artjst
OF Puck" The Misses Bechte daughters Of the
late George Bechtei. the millionaire brewer, and
live with their mother at Stap.eton.
Cards also out for the wedding of Mrs. Anna
Wederer also a daughter of the late George Bech.
tel TO Conrad th, proprietor Of the Hotel Bres.ln
at Berlin The ceremony Will take place at ths
Hotel Waldorf November o. Mrs. Wiederers
engagement celebrated abroad on July last
while she travelling with her mother and SIS.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Court. Neither Governor Hill nor any 0. Ms
defenders can challenge this statement OF l'e,. aro
All that they can say is that these 'hii'sS I'll,
..old straw" and burnt powder The record
* II has been made No by Justices Cullen li'r
rick and other Democratic Judges IN 'he con'
tcmpt proceedings stands uncontradlc'ed. ~"
other candidate for Governor ever app'aieu io'
no;tic,l support In This or in any other Sth'e
with such record behind him.
In comparison with the unSeatins OF four ke-
nuhllc1u Senators elected by the people ana 'le
CONSEQUENT theft of Il Legislature, the registr!
anb election frauds which Mckanc directed al
Graycscnd were innocuous and inSgnlilcaht
Measured against the open defiance OF the or
dcrs of the Supreme Court for securing the can
vassing Of the true returns and for preventing
tho canvass of the false returns. the hwlesSness
of McKanc a year ago was trivial ana harlh-
less YET McKanc today Is a convict III SlhS
Sing and Senator Hill Is canddat" Tor ''o'
ornor Of Ncw-YOrk with every proDaDlll'v' IL
he be- elected Of being candidate for the freS-
idcncy two years hence.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
Hmusemenis.


ABBEY's TIIEATRE-s:I5-rhc Devils Deputy
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-s:E,- Shenandoah
AMERICAN THEATRE -S-rhe span "t lhie' -
ATLANTIC GARDEN. 30 to IS Bowefy-tFeh'hs ''"
and Vaudeville
BROADWAY TIIEATRE-S-Dr. Sfn'aN.
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALI-s:lj-ConceFt'
COIJ-MBI,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elope'nen''
pAIY's THEATRE-S-A Gaiety Girl
EDEN MISEE--1i to 11-World in wax
EMPIRE THEATRE-s:15-The Baubi" Shop .
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-s-iump'y b"mpy Up !"
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GARDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'hrisiopher 'o'u''""'
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE-S:l" Iarisian Romano
HARR1GAN's TIEATRE-s:15-A Man Nl'hou' Oo'''
Try
HERALD SQUARE TIIENTRE-s1"-Hop Roy
,Iov,,S THE aTRE-S S:3O-A MIX White f1as
Ipv,Nc PLACE THEATRE-s:1j-Der Wes'e h'rsch
and Militser rromn
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pAIMER's THEATRES :l5-'amilie
pAsTOR'S-2-s- s-Vaudcyiie.
ppOCTOR's-lO A. m. 1880 p. n.-NandeVh'e'
STANDARD TIIEATRE-s:30-The Ne" boy
STAR THEATRE-s:15-The Pacific Mall
,lru STREET TIIEATRE-s-The Irish Artist.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

with such encouragement as he had recei'eu
from his great and good friend he returned
promptly 10 his old courses ana so again t"c
police have caught him and the Court mas Iouiu
him rultv Of lawbrcaking. We can understand
that Shea Is astonished beyond his hiniteu
powers Of speech that n mere policeman siiou'u
dare 70 arrest the friend the favor!te ana t"e
rro,Gg6 of the Hon. Grover Cleveand-and Tor
that matter so are we But we can also uh-
dcrstand that even such person as the lresi-
dcnt-even one so cOntcmptuorS or puDhc opih-
ion rs no has shown himself TO be-sholild ma
some embarrassment in this hidcous rccrudes-
cencc one may 90 into the mud once 10 rescue
n friend but few care 10 do ii twice. Even 'ne
Hon. Grover Cleveland may be pardoned Tor
hcsitatng this time
Altogether. therefore. the Presidents LOT Is
not happy one just now. Many and paihIui
thoughts are crowding the spacious chambers
of his mind with Thurber and Straus and Cock
ran and Warner and Dickinson and Shea. 10
saw nothing Of miscellaneous CuckOos ana as
sorted Mugwumps all buzzing about him at
once 1t may be that he is pcstcrcd and irritable
and forgetful. We do not wonder that he FOR
got TO register anything. except perhaps VOW
respecting shea.