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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
ABOUT AN AID FUND.
Proposition TO Turn the Money from It's
Original Purpose.

To the Editor of the Eagle:
About three years ago / tried to or
sanize a Young Mems Benevolent as
scciat.on" here for the purpose of Gre
ating fund to entually erect build
ing in the interest of the Children's
Home or some other benevolent organi-
zation. Owing to business conditions
and the lack of interest in the young
men in pushing the matter, we were un-
able to carry out the project.
Some considerable amount was sub
scribed, and a small amount OF cash
paid at the time. The treasurer re-
ports that he has on hand something
less than 500. The subscriptions were
never collected, and most of the sub
scriberS have moved away.
Unless objection is made by subscrib-
ers who paid in cash, / shall authorize
the treasurer to turn over the cash on
hand to the Children's Home. i pre-
sumo il would be out of the question TO
return the money, and I konw of no
better disposition to make OF it than as
above stated. Respectfully.
w f STANLEY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
THIS WAS CHIvALRY, INDEED.
1t Was Mighty Lucky for the Boys That
IueN Didn- Z Hif II III.

While passing the Fourth ward school
house in Wichita the other day several
boys let fly volley Of snow balls a
man and a woman. one of the balls
struck the wife of his bosom on the
shoulder and the man turned indignant
ly to the boys.
The youngsters didn't retreat. but
held their ground and jeered.
Then the man said. hotly: You lit
tie devils, II is lucky for you that you
didn't hit met
And then took hi. wife by the arm
and went away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
Wa,erbury school Notes-

4 class will be organized IA short
hand Monday evening. February IL
Miss Lizzie Shuttle is doing the aman-
uensis work at the Carey hotel Tor the
travelling statesmen.
Mis- Margaret Seaman, A night stu
dent. is now doing stenographlc work
for Bryan Bros. Wholesale fruit house
The pneumatic typewriter keys prov
ID 70 De quite a curiosity when placed
on the typewriters In the schoo! this
week
Miss Alice Dodge. a former graduate
who has been ia the employ ot Attor-
ney J. V. Dougherty. accepted very
-smuneratfve situation yesterday az
aunauuerl sis for the Consolidated OF
com Dauy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
THE CHCECHES.

Emporia Avenue NJ. E. church will
hold revival services during the week
conducted by Rev. c. s. Nusbaum.
Church of Christ Scientist, over 1855
and 157 North Market street. Services
at II a. m; Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Bible study on Thursday at $50 p. IN.
All are welcome
Services at the Eighteenth Street
Presbyterian church today as follows:
Sunday school at p. m; Y. P. 5. c. E.,
at Gas .. m: preaching at 7:30 p. m. A
cordial invitation to all
Brown Memorial Reformed churcr.
corner Topeka avenue and Lewis street
Services by the pastor, Bruce Griffith,
at ii a. m. and 1:So p. M, Sunday school
at Gas a. m. Y. 2. s. c. Z. at $50 p. m.
First Unitarian society meets in the
old Episcopal church. North Lawrence
avenue, at 1915 Sunday morning, sub
ject: THE Commander OF Pilates Body
Guard"-a story of Imagination; Sun
day school at the close OF service All
are welcome.
Come to tn Central Lords day
Pastor Sims subjects are REST From
ised' and Seeking Christ" The hard
of fellowship will be given at the morn
ing service; baptism administered TO
several in the evening. Extra seats
have been provided. Come.
Central Baptists church, corner of
First and Water streets, /. \. Hall pas
tor. Regular preaching services at I0:45
a. m. and $50 p. m; Sunday school At
l. m. j. b. W, at =. m: s. Y. p. L. at
$50. Subject morning sermon: How
70 Grow" Subject evening sermon
''Timid Faith
The musical program at the Unitrai-
an church today will be:
Miss Galloway.
n Hlh--NlCea -.-----.--'.-- :. pN ke
QuaTtet-Holy Calm. Warren
Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. Childe. Mr..
Mcknight and Mr.. Hull
Hymn-One Prayer l Have. 49,. Handel
Mrs. Colonel Bryant.
Mrs Bryant and Mr.. VIII HaIton.
Hymn-Light and Power Mason
Christian Workers Union-While the
regular meeting OF the union held YES
terday afternoon in the Y. N. c. i. par
| iorS. was not Very largely attended r,a-
ports showed that good work * being
done The lookout committee reports
| that the city has been districted and
that district lists are nearly cboInplete,j
IL is the purpose OF the committee TO Az
I point a committee in each district T.
, visit those converts living there. and
| urge them at once to join some evan.
| gelical church. as Well as to help and
/ encourage any that may become dis
| heartene6- The executive committee
! OF the union will meet in The east LEG
. ture room OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
! church immediatei after the mems meet
| ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
IT WASN'T QUITE NEAR ENOUGH.
One Man Called Up Telephone Number
with Disastrous Effect

At one the public telephone stations
yesterday a uaa who Was IN a great
hurry rushed I'd. twisted the crank
Ike mad. and yelled:
Give ne %,
Busy now" said the girl az cenrfal
conpiscently-
But what shall do?" roared the
man I'm in 2 hurry
u can give you number ., answer,
central. blancIy. VIII that be close
enough
The man tainted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
WICHITA BARTENDER on FLIES.
How the Little Insect in Beer Eject Differ
snt Nationaiities.

A Wichita bartender who has had a
good deal of experience in his way over
the world said yesterday that ne could
easily tell a mans nationality by tns
way he acted if a fiy fell into his beer.
A Spaniard pays for the beer. leaves
II and goes away without saying a
word.
a Frenchnaan will do the same. only
he viii swear as he goes
An Englishman spills the beer and
calls for another glass
4 German carefully fishes out the fly
and finishes drinking his beer as II
nothing had happened
\ Russian drinks the beer with the
fly. a.
a Chiuarran fishes out the fly. sval-
lows it and then throws away the
h.2..-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
Re,lI.tate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land company
The records In the register OF deed, Of
flee show the following transfers:
\ Z Walker lot - Keystone sub wd. : 10
" " Philpots lots 81 10 blk and . 80
blk Highland add tax d..........-. -
Geo NJ Noble lots 1876 1903 Lewelen ave
Grlenensteins Sth add and lot -
Court ~ City s d................-... i10
Helen T Cope lot 10 Topeka ave Hill
tons add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1yD
Judson \ Wann receiver lot % Cherry
ave Hammond's add d...--.-.--.-...
Noah Siever III So or sec q wv
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-.--. ~
Peter BetZen sw or sec = w nd .-.. $50
Noah Siever oh Z Sc or sec IL Y 2w
" u--.---r- go
School District No - Xxx rods IN NV
cor sec Is - le Wi .......--..---.-.... lyp
VIM r Hutchinson lots Il % MuuneU
ave Glendale nd ...................-.. no
NJ A Ralph life estate in hf sec
Augusta x Lloyr lots i093 i0zI Jackson
ave Gr5efenstein's Sth add lots ii0i
10f0 I.ariner ave GreiMenstein's 10Th
add and tracts In sw or ne or sec
is 2 le Td- --.-......-...-.....-...... ls-l
Mortgage releases -...--.-..-......-.--. I'D
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
..EAVING MIGHTY.
GOINu To ST. LOUIS
EAVING MIGHTY. G0INu To ST. LOUIS
GLOBE

This big stock of everything is yours at cost Not
one article do want to TO ST. Louis. It costs
money to pay freight goods that far We prefer to
make the sacrifice while are here. Do you want to
buy anything: Ii so come here Cost not regarded
many lines They all must go.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

VIZ E.oy ~as SEX. - s2-s kss cA>sorA
VIA 49, VA cElt:. 80 ere; 20 CsGSsA
VIA sc hsnEsns Ma 80 e;zas "a c.ao~e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

BIG PLAIDS.
Black and white plaid all high class
novelties worth SIS. $50. s.15 yard.
Now going about half price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

Tablets at cost.
Glassware at cost
Tinware at cost
Notions at cost.
Hardware at cost.
25c buggy whips now leo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

JEWEIRY.
All kinds latest novelties at cost
Mounted side combs. I5c. worth $50.
Gents chains. sic. worth Sa.00
Ladies' chains. 7Sc. worth $500.
Stick pins. &c worth loo
Necklaces 19c. worth soc.
Lace pins all at cost
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Ladies muslin drawers
Ladies' muslin chemise.
Ladies' muslin skirts
Ladies muslin gowns.
Ladies cambria corset covers.
Misses night gowns and skirts.
Children's apron dresses.
Baby long dresses.
Baby short dresses.
Baby cloaks OF all kinds.
Now going at cost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

Muffs and Boas all below cost
Ladies and boys waists at cost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10


Mems ruboers, boys rubbers below cost
Mems and women's real heavy shoes
below cost
Children's moccasins 1sc. worth SEQ
Ladies' CATERS sc, worth soc.
Mems and boys caps coo worth sSc.
Mems anw boys hats at cost
Mems wooden underwear below cost
Ladies wooden underwear below cost
Children's wolen underwear below cost
Ladies fancy hosiery worth soc to r5c.
now 2Sc.
Ladies' fancy hosiery worth 800 TO
$3.50. now Soc.
Misses fancy hosiery worth SOC now
15c.
Ladies' linen collars &c. &c. &c. SC.
Ladies linen sets loo. worth Csc
Ladies black silk lace scarfs below
cost.
Ruchings or all kinds below cost
Balls & kabo corsets at cost
Balls waists. ladies' and misses. at
cost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

FEATHERS
sc, 10c, 15c. Ice. 25c.
Worth three, four. five times the money
S1.25. $3.50 Long PlumeS now &c
Baby Caps 19c. CSC. Csc. 1Sc-Eargains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
FARMER DOOLITTLES STORY

Farmer Doolittie. writer Tor this
paper, says that the first time he ever
saw Honest Old Abe was IN the IAN
OF 1855.
The Republicans had held state
convention and nominated Lincoln for
United States senator. Inc people
called him "Linkoln." sounding the l.
In a few days. however. the lawyers IN
Macomb, Illinois. where HVed- correct
ed the pronunciation 10 In gSln-
The lawyers were the only men IN That
section who knew exactly who Lincoln
was.
Il think IL was in September OF lsSs
that Lincoln came 70 Macono 10 make
his first speech after he had been noini-
mated for the senate
He came 20 Maconb from SlauosIs-
VILE. across the country IN carriage
The Republicans made quite cernon-
stration that day and the procession
was marched north Of town 10 NET
Lincoln as ne came in from bianoens-
vile
when the head OF the procession
met Mt Lincoln IL was halted ana re
rode along the entire column There
u ere tour men in the carriage Lincoln
sat OF the front seat with the driver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
WICHITA MUSICAL CLUB WILL CON
TEST FOR I HE PRIZE

Practicing Hard in Order to be Away Up at
the Top i'm the State Trial of Voices and
Fingers High School Juni ors Entertain
the High School Sen iors--Nrs. Magill
Gives an Elegant LuD cheon - Hypatia
Discusses Jenny Lind and Other Not
able Women--Other Society News of
Interest.
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OBITUARY NOTES


Af.r uAtfDWrrE rLli,0N.
plrI.n N..hl r.tv, ArrIl IH. Isll. AIro
UHIuwuI Ellison, Coo beloved r'Ici "I
Jampa Ellison.
rl,h.fu. ENGLAND, April Zoo, IriIs was
married boo IUHu. 1850, ai L'H Htn NJ t
embraced IHU g.suH. and was baptized
into 900. GUEHHu NHrnH DO .r.'. g"is
grated UHm Dor native land boo Jam
uHrv. Ia.E. nIHs.U. 100 SAFE Lake
u.g N |".nr OBJ Do, 1903. hnr husband.
T.m.s 900 .Hu. with lIa family rH.Il ~
a kagssu.n. lnH. until Gao limo ui iho
HIuN.. whom .HHs HImH south aud WlIu
tI,.r homo bon NoUhs whore thoy have
f..II.I uE"F since. HlH uuiI'Nd
H.r msUHI eighteen years, Nu.
tur .us 200 .HH unf u.I uIn ui o.
eHa Iu.Hs UHhIri huf six ulUlr.ut
Who 100. 900 m1rfI0d 90 HBniehilIfou
and .s decentralization. -uu Hls ui
10 t.rs robust uHI healthy constitution.
fF.t wa transmitted iH Doe children ta
70 legacy and which iuHg uI Inherited
pgutIIg N0lhur i.Iis.u was always NJ
u worry cheerful dis.H .UHui % duNiW
vito aHI NIul muIHUr worry much ra.
IHrmrI. aud WIII NH sally missed NF re-
Iuypf Iar f.HHIs uUl ID multitude Of
relatives. -NH Uus0r waNyfUI iHW 'Iu
principles ~ tUH Gospel which H." h".l
with rI,lt rryur.uH.. Her tu.h and
homo w.rn 4.r.u.ly interviewer into ilo
rurUuao Hui % mostly NJ N.l iUus ITO ni
devotion In lHn Church HuI NruHInINf
IHn. aHH bad nIIHr.d .H IHr nEHr forty
fUurtrtTs eHuIIHI Ha .HH ".I ||Fu.h "a
niHml iNl.Hlfy rtiut"h.| MH|.
#...
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Notes.

Presidents wunrI woodruff sul
George q. Cannon cane zap from
sau LAKE yesterday 70 attend
10 business connected with The
power dam. They attended "a meet
ing OF tho directors nt the tc7i.
deuco OF Judge a, b. Tait1n. a viai.
wac paid % ,uu w0rk8 now iu pfostns
DO the canyon. They rsiufuca % Bali
Lake on tue t.l0 p. m, tain,
Twenty-ouo unsmHl1yod mon were
arrested nud pufUafUI before Jus.icu
Baglcy yesterday. Eleven were given
ten days aud ten were invited 70 leave
town.
a marriage lice 20 has b.ra i'uoi
% Frederick .aUslu aud tlIHs tar. ille
J0frensoo, both % Bear River gry.
Charles 4. uolimIu, ~ Ogden, wn.
married 90 Misc lun Parton, OF % uaIIt
ny Bishop Wade yesterday,
A pioco Of malicious work was p'f'
ptttatud butc yUsluiI1v, some r'fs1u
smashed tho beauiIY plate HIaas I.Hri
VI Sidney Stevens Illrr The giAta b.
yaluud az $500,
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Notes aud Personals.

H'"H"' fAA'a
&. 4. Gazicr Will lcago un q mission
20 lhe Southern Sa,uB in about o.
month.
TIE board OF folere's In ITO Jordan
dam case should huyu mt today i.
hear further evidence, gnd uuml.r
OF Witnesses were on hn6d, Nrf 80 ore
~ the TcirforH, ME- 10. IS. a.uf'HIt
had uuuu called 30 California Iu bust.
uCsS, the sitting WAS continued i.ii Col.
Goth Inst.
Tbs officers OF tho Grand L.dgr a.
\, aud a, NJ. came down last uy,ulYa
aud met with story LDdE" so. .. Toe
third degree wEr conferred on Mr
Chntlss w. Touuuy. After the meet.
iug fine banquet was given iu honor
u The visiting uroihluu a. FloiucPs
cafe.
Dr. =. II. Allen receive telegram
from hauu today informing hin thai
bis hrothtf-iE-law, JAMES Lowry, dirI
suddenly thls morning. No parilCu.
lats were given. Mr. Lowry was a
prominent citizen Of Matt.
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OGDEN.
oaDra, Ursu
namage sud

The suit Of ME-. English and iam'iV
nEaiusl tue Southern Pacific Tor t''.
900 damages and 500 iuusfn. eHpea. j.
occupied the attention o. tue Ioufth
district court yesterday. l1 NoVrm-
bsr last Mr.. English was driving nefoi'
tho tracks on lower Twenly.i1uiih
street when he wastun Toto by aewilcl
engine aud received tutI injuries uat
be died iu O few b0ufs ait1f Tue n''I'
dent. T.. T.. Williams aud Ihomn'
Mar5hAll. of Salt Lake Represent D.
sluthufH ptglHcanI Irufi, EVau' d"
Rogers the lihluai',
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-08

GARD ihuI IliE tlltI lNhHIbtNs'
salt Lake City, Jan. %, 1875.
Noiicu s hereby given that c0ulTl'
tu,iors TO the monument to be ercctci
ia Salt Lake Guy Ia memory Of
brigham Young Eld the pioneers win
hereafter, and until further notice, be
acknowledged through tho columns Of
the DHulr NEWS 10 isezpec'el
that agencies Tor the collection oituuis
frf this worthy purpose VIII ho cilHb.
l.lyd in uHgu WBrI in 90 tho Sihtus,
ami that ta.H .uIIs, with the lllt d
lumrH0f tar u.uluuut0rs, VIII lr Lore
varied us ffrVurnl.yHs uIuvcuiu-t 20
Huurr ~. We'll. a.sfe,yJy Of lhr hiit.
ham Young 3.mHrai tr1uiulloui01ll
Islo .Iiy, WG1 will s.r that unmn are
lnlyfIy acknowledged ,u Vac iunsn"f
stated. We oarnesgly hope that tue
luuplo wl, respond guurtou'iy b"d
.fumllly 20 tlia coll DO tina. 90 possible
tho monument may be- completed,
dtdiunirl uuI unveiled 20 ihc public
by the Ilh day Of noHi Oclubrr
NUr0Un WUuDnurE
GEORGE g, CANSJSi
JUsLpu r, -uIIII
First Presidency u the thurgh oi
Jutus Christ Of Lattsrluy saints.
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NOTICE.
lu tag Probate Court 100 and Cor -AIt Lake
County TERRITORY OF Utah
10 h, maHor FOL. mc estate of Henry Monhclm.
deceased.

lh 600 lT.N|Nu Court .N and Tor -At LAKE
County, TERRITORY of ltah.
lu Che maUgI FOL. lHo estate OFF Henry Mouhclm.
deceased.
NuUUE Ie HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ D. a. MHuU.lm, tNyHutTk of the
,rtIt. of llrEu NunHvim. deceased, haa TuH-
nUrt1 iuT settlement, and U.ri u Hnil court.
Unr 0HH' account u. her admin. trauuu uI BALD
estate HUI TUUHHu fHT UuA distribution of tH"
residue ". .ud u.aiu au1ns ihr prauuH un.
lNUu thereto, and fhlt IuHHuuF, tHU .IfI
day oft NNH 4 d. Jos. 90 loo O'Clock u. m a..
ul lHu court room of laid court in Che County
Court House. rH.t lHkg CITY un1 County,
Utah Iufuu"F. NHHUHgu duly appointed uy ono
iu1gy 10 SAID "nur. fur Cine settlement nj HAId
account luH u....Hr saIl petition Cor dHfrIHU.
UWut no Which ImU and place amy person inter-.
rH'El IH HHIH estate may appear HuI how
"HUsu. ' ANE t.rr" Dee, WhU aal1 account should
pot ur fgtagI |ul approved Hulual d.atuua.
u.H WtNn HH proved TO-.
Dated AIu. -alU 4. ID l-1
e. D.. STANTON,
clerk ~ tag Probate Court
Iy a A. IIEsE, Deputy.
U, h. Ja,,, attorney Tor executor,
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NO 49, nr pERcHrnoN.

ono Il an American Horse, the Other tsa
Irouoh uur.
American lr8i Pwnhrrlug uT0 no
slouohse ng tho beautiful creature boo
tho tint illustration shows boo rumrlri.
son with tho othUr uu imported animal
ho docs not HHlr0r Boz lun IaN'f duFroH
Ilo belongs iu ana eastern tHiu aad .r
now about years old llo iHayrry
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AuHrIrIr IH HpuIIrI Co each uuHfrII uud he
1grFfaUHr. pfHH . cent? 100 frHlsIHtt Dor .T mail.
rII bHUluEHa, 90 Wuucu street Kew
ItrA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-08

I've 'uta" nav upuuH ono canes
f.H SHsal IaHhTrs. sNara Pom Hu1 llNluu.a
UuU. meas SOC aHfnH. l.r..r"iH tNr Membrane
from cold. restore che senses Uf lurfr .Ui
swell 1h1 uhIm he quickly absorbed lud
sIEHa rul.of 10 uuUD
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.IE|I UI CALEDONIA.
g.s auu County uf SON IulHHrn,N .h
Wine A. IaHaur, r.HII0ut manager being
duly HWaI1. HIUn.uH and rl.H ."#f IU " fTu
above described HN"Ir ut a.'I company. .uH
Chat thu iUTusuluH aHlymrUt al t. EHHuUI
condition off, "HIl company uu HHII l.U. UraI
U.. uf UuH.mHrr. I|Il. q. correct ."...H.U. Iu
NU MU#l ui HIa Information, kuuW.u r auu
WH. j. LANnEHs, Manager
subscribed HrI swuru o. HgfUr. mu II.H -.II
day 1f April, s.. % lrIl.
JAMES .. hINO,
Commissioner fuT JnH 300 San Francisco,
California
Notary pUNN. loo BUd Cos tuH rItg uui county
uf ran francisco, state ui California
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PROVO.

Provo, urAl Dl,y $50, ''o'.
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Ion BnLIe ~, per y. ~. so.


h|'.f' nii.5 Fioaafi,. ed ward 40
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AU.. hdgn uaG,. ramaHga. RALPH mUw
UU..UUIHa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-09

When man can, like Dante Gabriel
Rossetti, do beautiful work in two arts,
he will no doubt be variously estimated
by different people. 1t is said that he
once asked the artist and critic, Whist
Ter, how he liked sketch which the
speaker had made for picture. 1T
has good points, was the answer. go
ahead with it. A few weeks later, re-
Numbering that he had heard nothing
more about the picture, Whistler asked
how it was getting on. Doing ia
mously," said Rossetti. 1--WE ordered
stunning frame for it." Some time
after Mr.. Whistler saw the canvas,
framed, but still untouched by paint.
you've done nothing to it yet?" asked
he. NO" answered Rossetti; but
I've written Il sonnet on the same sub
ject, If you care to hear it." The reci-
tation was given, and Whistler said
after listening to it: "Rossetti, take
cut the canvas, and put that sonnet in
the frame!'-Youth's Companion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-09
A Peppery Queen.

Here Is an amusing incident Of stage
life. A certain actress. having been
disengaged for some time, had packed
her wardrobe in pepper to preserve ii
from moths She was suddenly called
upon to take the part of the queen in
Hamlet"
Being rather late for her first scene,
ehe omitted to shake out her royal
robes, and her dignifed entrance had
an astonishing effect.
The king, after a brave resistance
gave vent to a mighty sneeze that we'll.
nigh made the stage vibrate. All the
royal couriers and maids of honor fol
lowed suit sympathetically. Hamlet
came on with a most sublime tragedy
air, but after a convulsive movement
of his princely features he buried then
In his somber robe, while sneeze ate,
sneeze was all the public heard from
him.
Amid the hubbub on the stage and
the shrieks Of delight from the audi
enoe the stage manager, between
sneezes, rang down the curtain.-N
Y. Advertiser.
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SOMEWHAT TANGLED.
The English Language as Spoken by the
Japanese.

The English Language as Spoken by the
Japanese.
One day while in Yokohama, saws
Eli Perkins in his Japanese lecture, a
Japanese sailor was arrested for as
saulting a jinrisisha man. The Eng
hsh courtroom was crowded, and de-
string to hear the English language as
spoken officially in the courtroom by a
wise magistrate, crowded in with the
rest
The polite old magistrate wore san
dals, kimono and silk hat. Putting
on his glasses he looked solemnly at
the culprit and the examination com
menced.
why do you strike this jinrikisha
mani"
he told me impolitely."
"What does he told you impolitely?'
He insulted me, saying loudly: The
sailorl The sailorV when am passing
here"
do you strike this man for thatp"
~ -,
but do not strike him for it is for
hidden"
II strike him no more"
Good" said the magistrate, EFF he
will strike or terrify the people with
enormous voice, he will himself be an
object of fear for the people. Good-by.
Do not continue here the other time.
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