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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
IT'S GOOD STUFF.

Antl-roxine Proves splendid Remedy
For Diphtheria.
VIENNA, Jan. 4.-Ohlcial reports re-
ceived regarding the use of anti-toxine in
Iriesta and Czernowitz show large de-
crease in mortality from diphtheria. The
reports advise the remedy to be admins
tered at tho earliest possible moment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Utes Are stiII with Them.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. A delegation
from San Juan county called upon Gov.
ernor West to-day with sworn affidayits
that the Southern Ute Indians had not
been removed from the county, but had
scattered and were committing numerous
depredations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
THE ANACONDA STANDARD MORNING JANUARY 1895

preparations for building many new ele-
vators in tho spring. Tho Ogilvies will
build six at principal Manitoba points.
the Lake of the Woods company 10 and
the Northern Elevator company eight or
10. Tho latter will also build at Winnipeg
an elevator of 100000 bushels capacity,
fitted with a process for cleaning and
securing prain
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
SPARKS DID IT.

The Slick Young Financier In the Legal
Drag Net.
CINCINNATI. Jan. frank II. Sparks.
assistant cashier of the postofIice, who
created sensation yesterday by report
ing daylight robbery and last night con-
Tossing his own guilt, was to-day bound
over in - 1000 by q United States commits.
sioner. lie gave bail.
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MEsSMER ASKED TO APOLOGIZE.
The knights of Pythias Leader Resents
the Attack Upon That Order

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 4.-Grand Cham
cellor j. F. Hilschen of the Knights of
Pythias has addressed letter to Rt. Rev.
). G. Messmer of Green Bay, Wis. Sc
verely taking him to task for the recent
statement made by him that the knights
of Pythis was an un-Christian organiza-
ton. Messmer is requested to withdraw
the charge or bring proof of his asser-
lions, as the charge is n reflection upon
hundreds of thousands of our country
men.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Caught an English Embezz,or

ST. Louis, Jan. 4.-Charles Ross was mr.
rested here. Ross is wanted in London.
England, for embezzlement from his en-.
ployers, the Gass & Coke company of Lon
don. The amount of his embezzloment il
said to be $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
IN IHs pE,ERT

Price and Young Were Captured An, .
Fierce Fight
DENVER, Jan. A special TO the y,.,,,
from Phoenix, Ariz.. says: Price. ,b, -.
capped murderer, and Counterfeiter Yo,,,,,
we're caught on the desert near tie -
Bend by Deputies Prothers and Moore
fierce fight ensued. Price was mort,II,.
wounded and Ioung's leg was broken
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

NAoiiiNoroN, Jan. 4.-SoycraI estimates
Tor appropriations were submitted 10 con.
CFess to-day, one for $4,000 for improvir..
TIE Yellowstone park, and one for lgDYJ
10 continue the work OF the Puayallup
commission.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
VICTORY FOR REFORM.
h1ilroad Passes For Legislators Are
Quite Au FaIt

quite Au Eait.
ALBANY, Jan. 4.-Judge Parker, of the
supreme court. has decided that the rail-
roo commissioners can use railroad
passes issued by tho secretary of state
and tho new constitution does not prohibit
the legislature providing passes to state
officials when travelling on official BUSH
ness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Gold Shintncnt

NEW YORK. Jan. l.-Of tho gold TO be
shipped tomorrow $4,000 has been
withdrawn from tho sub-treasury.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
IL Still Hangs Fire

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. 4.-Areumont
closed to-day before Judge Bartch in tho
San Pete county mandamus cases. but no
decision was rendered
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Idaho Miners KIIled

BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 4.-Robert Nichols
ana John Mullaney were killed in a snow
slide at Silver City last night.
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Clearing House Reports.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The weekly bank
cloarings, as compiled by Bradstrcers for
the past week showing percentage of in
crease or decrease of the leading cities, is
as follows:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The steamer
Etruria will take out tomorrow 500 900
ounces 81 silver.
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Ashore

CALAIS, Jan. 4.-The steamer EMPRESS
Is ashore here. She has a large number
of passengers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

ell rIce With good travelling accommo-
Blessed datlons is mankind to-day. But
good is not enough for the trav-
eling public who arc used to luxury when
they are at home. They must have the
Best and up in this country when we saw
pest we mean The rth-Western Line. i
improvement Bulletin, Minneapolis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

"There To public favor any more than
Is No to learning. This is true. at ali
Royal trinsic excellence is n neceesa IN,
Road TO secure and retain the popular
favor. The reason the North
western Line is one of the most popular
railroads is that it service is not only al.
ways up to date but duoay ahead Of he
date. In our opinion, this is the Best Line
petween ChicaRo an tho Twin Cities.-The
EccUrsiOniSt, Chicago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

NINNIPEC, Jan. In handling flis
years wheat crop the elevator facili,ics
were found inadequate, and the rcsuIt i
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
BOB WAS TOO GAY

"r' "ammon Is said TO Have Wife
and Family Too Many.
DENyEE, Jan. i.-Robert Cannon. one
OF the foremost business men of Colorado
Tor over - years. disappeared July last.
deserving his wife and eight children IN
TINS city. II has just been learned thai
his real name is Robert Flanders, and
when he came TO this country in 1871. he
deserted large IA mily in England. He
- supposed 70 have reioined them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
CHARLES EHSLEY,
Taxidermist, HissouIa, Montana.

Came. Heads, Animals. Birds. dead Game. -
Fur Robes and Rugs.
W-I make specially OF mounting and ma
serving Heads and specimens to order for
sportsmen Correspondence solicited. Men.
don STANDARD" when writing
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Total for the United States, S949. 49,
3iS, decrease of 4.6 per cent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
try 1T AND SEE.
The standard as an Exchange Betveep
Employers and Employed

Tho STANDARDS phenomenal circula.
ton throughout Montana. and, in fact.
throughout tho entire Northwest. is an.
precia'ed by all advertisers, but by none.
perhaps, 50 much as those who are seok.
ing employment aud those who are desir.
Gus 81 Obtaining help. Tho STANDARDS
cheap ad' columns are recognized "a
tne brht medium oi exchange between o,n-
pioyers and employed Ia the whole state.
:. 80 NS-D' - make a trial and be con-
nuinb'r - answers au advertisement cT
this Character viii call forth. The r,tcs
are within Tho reach - tie poore,, tu,o
cents word for the first Insertion -
one cent word for each subscquent in.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

To-" most remarkable cures of scrofuIa
on record have been accomplished L,,
ll''4 narhaparilla. tbs medicine is
uurqll'iod for diseases 1ftloBI--J .T-,fa
only llg0d's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

Hood pills are hand made. and perfect
IN proportion aud appearance. &c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

quen, bor Muem aber pratti!9 gu tIeiOen.
Nuf ben 90ben lit nibt Der plab fir Soiz
l%ettefeinbeiten, nt9t fir 3terli4e Stteflette1,
eng ,anpaHenbe 9anbf9ube, bliitbenpeiBe
@G19e, empfinblt9e 9ite, i~iberbaupt Die
Sa9en, bic man 1bonen muB. 3uert 3aJz
Daft, barn tmr1er tiibner 3etgten ii9 Die Sc
btrgsfreunbe 19pn bel Der Nbfa6rt in lode
rem, praftif9en, auf @trdpa3en gefaBten Sc
tpdnbern, 3uerit Die Mdnner, bann langfam
au9 bic Srauen, urb 6eute bat bic &etfetotz
lettelo1igtett iopeit INN ft9 gegriffen, DaB
Sentanb, Der ais regelre9ter Stdbter etnen
8obnbpf betrttt, ft4 NIT 8ei9Gmung in Cen
lttQften Mtnfel bertrte6t. 1nb ni9t nur Die
2eute, bic auf bic 8erge 1teigen, audi Die an
beren, bic ie befteigen t%0nnten, gefaaen fi3
iebt in elmer 8efletbungs~z geon9alance, Die
fir Mlmbitten getpiB ebenio niiblt4 pie
notbtpenbig lit. @er in Die Spmmerfrii9e
fdbrt, o6ne Die gertngite 6o31trebenoe Nb@
1i9t, fommt 9err1e in ~genagelten S9uben Ddz
ber, unb 1tatt in etren Softer bat er ietne
Iieben @a9en in einen Rudfad getban. 9ie
offene Scope lGBt bas buntle Woabeu1o fe3en,
UNI beffen tpeihen &ragen eine &rabatte gang
lofe e16lunqen lit. Seine 6anbI6ube, Ipn@
bern bloBe 6Gnbe, tpenn mOgli9 ionnper>
brannt. unb 6iite - ni9t pte frii6er nit
letfem Mnfluge bon &i6n6eit, nit einem fletz
men @emsborte pber eirem Stdmm9en @bel=
peiB uu55tafftrt, fonoern ettpas unpeftnlr@
bares, bas ebebem 2pben ipar, feline 9utform
mebr bat unb befIen &rGmpe na9 a6pdrt8
bGngt. Gum Sbeile marf9iren Die 6o4tol=
riiten 10 auf, gum Sbeile bic BON elmer N}oOe@
1tr0mung @rfaBten: Die 2oben d IN II :
qeG... 1nD bic 9amen! &etn WfteDsr,
feline SaiQe = du6 BEL linen Der 2posnz
faltus nit 9tnpeis auf alpine abenteuer!
Sen Spuriiten e9ter uno na4a6merti der
Dirt baben fi9 bic Habfabrer geieQt,
MGnnlein unb Meiblein i'm 0reB, in threr
GuBeren @r{9einung Ii baranf bere9net,
auf's Sa6rrab geflo9ten 81 tperben. 9rsB
lit bequemer als Soilette, nnb 10 retlen 11ebs1t
ben 8Ieuboz8 ergtetgern Die Yieu0ozglcpc<
|Iiiten, man9e BON ibnen tpa9re Wunbergez
ftalten in Der uebertretbung bes W}0glt9en.
MG6renb meiner @arte3ett fab t3 etren
Mann, Der einem Me6lfade gum Spre4et1
G6nli9 mar: 9ofe aus Sa6letntpanD, Bloule
ebenfo, unb = es 1T einfd3 rdtb1elbaft -
6ofe unb 81ou1e 5ufammenbdngeno. Nte
Der Monn tGgli9 in bieies 8efGngntB btnetn
unb mieber beraus fommt, fann t9 mir nlcpt
borfteGen. Gin 8petter trug Elm Wpabeln0
unb fonf ni6ts am Oberleibe. SIN Wtnter
bate i9 i'm i'm Sperntbeater in 5rad unb
tpeiBer &rapatte ge1e6en = NUN begreife III,
baB er our Sabrt nab Sf4G feinen Jrod an
geIegt bate, aber Bios bas Sonrtitenbe11o
nit breitem @iirteG - mas gu penig 1T, 1T
gu neniq! 8or einem 8iertelid6r9unosct
6dtte man i'm in teinGoupee einfteigen lafien;
iebt TART man i'm ebrfur4tspoa an un6
gGaubt, er ftebe NIT benz 9roB9lodner auf
9u unb 9u. Sa, 10 Gnoern 1tA Die Soften
unb NIT ibnen bic Mtenf9en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

9em rel1en bwrttif ben nnter>
E Ii e gebDren in Solge Der i4iperen @oz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ur 3pei per
treter Der @rbettertlafe En-" an;
Elm BON BEN 8ergleuten gepG6lter 9eipertz
.fbaftler unb Der befannte So6n Burns. @ntz
i6ieben fp5ialifif9e aanotDaten tpte Setr
0arbb, Der i'm porigen l1nterbanfe iaB, purz
ben ge19Iagen. Burns berbanft feline @r<
t0d6lung banptid3li4 nt3t%o3tolttii3sn
@Gblern. @r bat it9 befanntlt9 in perz
I6tebenen Nrbeitstrifen ais ~beionnener unO
Northumberland Nrbeiterfu6rer betpdbrt; bod
pdbrenb ieines boridbrigen 8sfu6s in Anrez
rita ma6te er fi9 mebrfod bur6 borlouteS
unb oberfld6li3es 11rt6eil ld@erli9. llebriz
gems giebt es unter ben biirgerli4en Mitglie=
bern be8 reuen britif6en l1nterbdufes, 1ogdr
unter ben conferbutiben, nidt Wenige, Die e5
nit ben Nrbeitern nm 10 better meinen, als
fe tire Mabl IeGbt Nrbeitern Derbanten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

Sin japaniIfer 8rief an ben q. 3. 0e>
raIb 1priht BON Der 8erebrung Der bon
General @rant 81 Sptio gepflan3ten
8Gume 1~eitens Der Sapaner. Inter
groBen Geremonien pur0en btele Magnoliaz
8Gllme BON benz @rantf6en @bepoor BEL
Teinem 8efuA 81 SotiO i'm bortigen l1penoz
Ydrt gepflan8t; ie 9e0eiben prd4tig uno
bilben MaGfa6rtSpunttc nt@t Blob fir Nmez
%ritaner, fonbern au9 fir Oas iupanii9e
8ublifunt, namentli6 CUR Seier bes Bier
ten insult. 9tefer umerifanif9e G6rentag
tpuroe biesmol BON bie1en Sapanern in perz
1Aiebenen SbeiGen bes jopanifGen &ei9e5
NIT Slang %gefeiert, neil 6ort felt benz jopaz
nil 9z9ineIii9en &rieg Die @r1erifaner BON
alien alslpGrtigen Nationen am beliebteiten
1ino. Sriiber naren es bi" OeutI9en. Nber
bas 6at uufgeb0rt, felt Der oeutI6e &ui7er
ft6 8uBGunb unb 5ranfreid gegen bas 1iegz
ret9e Sapan anf4loB..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

cSapon arbeitet nit oller W}u6t an Der
8ermebrung fOpobI feiner &riegsz pie fetner
9onbeIsflOtte. 9sgenpGrtig ldBt es in
@nglanb 3pet groBe Ban3er19iffe bauen,
Die mod i'm 2aufe biefes Sobres fertia os<
fteut perben lolen. 8eiDe tperben na6 eleiz
6em Wtufter gebaut unb perben cine QGnoe
BON 374, cine 8reite bon 70, einen mittGeren
Siefgang BON 26 SUP buben. Ser 10 3ou
bife Danger eritredt iiA iiber cine Qdnqe BON
223 SUB. Sebes S6iff bat 2 8arbetten,
beren iebe 5tpet II 3o1l 9interGabez @ei6iibe
erbaIten; Die %ionitiqe 8epaffnung pirD aus
8ebn 6 3oa observation-disclosures in &aIenatz
ten, ~5pan3ig 3z8fiinbet : unb 2a=9fiinberz
6ot9tiBzS 3neafeuerfanonen unb 5 Sorz
pebozWerfern beiteben. Die 6unbelsflotte
lit felt Nusbrub bes &rieges uIlein bur6
Nnfuuf oeuti9er 9alnpfer UNI 9 @6iffe NIT
1916 Sonnen bermebrt tpprben. MuG pirb
BON Der &egierung biel fir bas !RiiSfenz
beleuAtungspefen getban. SSyopon bat bis
iebt ga 2enbttbiirme, 4 2eu6t19iffe, A
8aaten@2t4ter. ~ 8oien unb 8aaten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
GrfIdrune Ger 5aRlen.

1. 5ran30ff6es 9enfmul. 2.
0enfmal &aifer Sran3 : SarOsz
@renabierz &egiment go. 2. 3.
9enfmaG bes @arbezGplpS. = 4.
Dentmal bes 4. @arbez Rcgimert5.
IS. 0enfmal bes II. @rmeecorps.
90. Oenfmal bes @renabierz &egt=
ments &nDigin Muguta.-7. Dent
NAL beg @9lesnigz9olft. Snfunz
teries3 egiments go. 84.-8. Dent
mai bes &aiier @leranoerz 8aroez
@renabiere st Regiments, Big gum II.
SUM 1893. = ga. 8on ba ab auf
6eut1@em 8oben. = 9. 0enfmal Der
5. Oipifion. - 10. 9enfmal Der
@arbez S9iiben. - II. 9entmal
Der Is. 9ibifton. = II. Sentnal
bes 6eTif9en Snf, zHeg. No. 81.
10. 0enfmul Der 3ieten@ 9n1aren.
Ia. Oentmal Der GaDaaerte@Srt7
qabe 8rebotp (Sobtenrttt). 15.
9entmal bes 81. SnfantertezH egt@
ments. = Is. 9enfmat bes 8ranz
ben6urgif9en Sifilier RegtmentS
go. IS. - II. 9entmal bes 3.
8runben6urgif6en Snfunterte<Re
giments No. 20. = Is. Sentmot
Ser "a. Snfanteriez Brigade. 10,
9enfmal bes 7. &6einil9en Snfanz
tezGeqiments go. 50. 20.
9enfmaI bes 7. 8ranbenb1rgif4en
Snfanterie= 3egtments No. so.
81. Oenfmal bes 2. &6etnii9e Srz
fantertez &egiments No. %. %.
9enfmal benz 3. 8beinii4en Sn=
fanteriez &egiments go. 20. p.
Denfmal Der 6. Snfanterte@ 8rtJaOe.
= "a. Senfmal bes 4. pommerz
f9en Snfanteriez Regiments geo. AZ.
@rabelo:te 1elbit. @roBer &ir39of
in @rapelotte 5000 9eutf4e uto
sSrunaoIen). = IS. 9enfmul Res
SffrieF. Snf.z&eg. go. rs. = 81.
9enfmal bes 8ranbenb. 5elbzIrz
tiuerie : 3egiments go. 3. q.
9enfmal Der 5, 9iOifion e. &rnree1
Corps g., 49,, IL. un6 So, &tgt.
unb ulanen). = %. 9enfmal bes
Snfanteriez Gegiments go. Sc. =
20. 6ran3Di. 9entmal auf Sertz
9hem 8pben. - 80. Sran3Of. Dent
mai. - 81. 9enfmal bes 1. 8dr6ez
SragpnerzG egts. - 80. Sent1naG
bes 2. @arbezO ragonet@ 3egts.
80. 9entmal bes II. Snfarteriez
Geqiments. - "a. 6ran3o5t16eS
9enfmol. - 35. Sran50ftf3c5
9enfmaG. - SO. SranSDiGdss
9enfmal. - 81. Sran30ftf9es Noz
nument auf beutI4em 8oben. =
SO. Sran80f{9es 9enfmal. = 80.
9entmal bes 40. SnfunteriezRegi
ments. 40. 9entmal 1. 4rmeecorp5.
= Al. Senfmal 6annob. Siftlierz
3e9ts. go. II. = AZ. 9entmdl 6.
@eff. Snfantertez Gegts, go. So.
-43. Sran3Ofif4es Monument auf
beutI9em 8oben. = Al. 0enfmaG
2, @eFfdli19en SnfanteriezRt
ments go. Is. : As. 0entmal 8.
SitpreuB. Snfant. z8egiments go.
45.-46. Srun3. 9enfmdl auf beutz
f9em 8pben. = At. Sran3. Dent
NAL auf beut19em 8oben. = As.
&u6e1tGtte Der @efaQenen bes Glib
bener SSGger : 8atai4Dns, pel3es
Serratn pom 8eretn ebemal. 2iibz
bener Sdger angetauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

beutf9en Surnerf4aft fagten Die @tututen
bis6er BLOB: Ser 3ped Der Surneri4aft
lit 9ebung bes Surnpefens aGs Mtttel our
fDrperli9en unb 1ittlt9en &%rdftigunQ." Die
Ter @tele 1T iebt Der 3uIaB beigefiigt: ufopte
Die pflege bes beutf3en @olfsbepuRtietns
ur1b baterldnbif9er @efinnung unter @usz
f9luB iebtpeber pplitif9en 8artetbeitrebun9."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

Die Sag1aBung bes bereinigten Sur
nerbun6eS bes beut den &et9s
unb . eutf9zO eiterret4 3 bat auf
Der Sagung gu @Blingen i'm SegentaBe gu
ben f6 iebt ba unb bort in 9eutf4lano bill
benben Io3taliitii9en unb iomtt bdterlanoS@
lpfen Surnpereinen einen pi3ttgen 3ufaB gu
ben. 8unbes1 ~tatuten gema4t. ueber pen
3tped bes beuti9en Surnerbunbes ooer Der
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
MIR. Kohaaat.s nrend signs.

Chicago is so thoroughly recovered
from the anarchy see re" said an attorney
@ the Chicago Record, while waiting for
the court 20 arrive, that it can afford
to laugh at many things that happened
about ten years ago.
II remember that about a year before
the Haymarket bomb was thrown the
town was considerably worked M over
the anarchist meetings on the lake front,
the processons with red banners and all
that. There was conSiderab bic talk about
the social revolution and the leaders Of
the movement were becoming very prom
inent.
zone morning when came down town
| noticed on the walls and fences big
posters showing blood-red flag with the
word bread acr0ss Il In white letters
There was something very significant in
the deslgn-the red flag Of anarchy and
the threat OF blood behind the demand
for bread. Every one on the car wa
talking about the posters and seemed TO
think Y WHs a pretty serious matter.
"Well. sir, those things had been put
al over town during that one night. II
seemed as If there must have been
thorough organi2Ht on Of the revolution
lists to put up so many OF the posters. / re
member that one of the prominent omar
ch'Sts (he was one of those HANGED in
$3.50 was interviewed ae to tho rqeanfnu
of the red Tags and the demand for bread.
"He sold it wae r~aeant that TIE social
revolut' on was at hand; th0t the worlsn1eu
were organized ard would pet bread fc~
themselves Pnd thew families. even IL
they had to DESTROY the canitalistic c1aes
to get il. He said the broad p'ace rds
were simply put up to give the capitalists
fsir warning.
"a few morr'n~s after that more post
ers bearing red fa~s appeared in all M NC
Of town. but the +iyne each flag bore the
words 'Aeratad Bread
The whole thing was scNarne 10 ad-
ve-tise a rew kind or bread being hak cd
nv n. r. Fohlsaat, who was then the b'p
baker of rhe town. aIthough he had ret
heror1e so web Fnouyi % DO 81 pra@art
Vt didn't annex fha Re INTENDED to frieht-
.an crv ono FTo eiroH'v chose n~--aI
method % advertis'ne his iv,'nrovad broa 4
and reonle vva~a readv PA0ut thaf +'vae
- a+t""n q dark significance to anything
thu WOE red
''But the et+enn~+ Of +He "0o-o4iet Iaad-
ers to aSont M fSos'eaat's area+ ad
urea n ec'Neroe woe one Of the root anus
ing incidents Of the entire scare"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
bright BITS.

"Daubs Is as mad as hops about his
picture that was on exhibition. -. WASH
i noticed y - es, took prize" What's
ture of cows.a and It was awarded the
Bits.
Il was afraid that my career in con
gress had failed to make an impression
on my constituents remarked the victim
of the landslide. But ] found out differ
emily when | got home" Howl Some
Of my constituents wouldn't speak TO me-"
Washington Star.
A Compromise.-''Jack is anxious to
please his mother. and she has designed
him for the ministry from infancy.
Howl" He proposes that he go on the
stage in Robert Elsmere Puck.
Modern Maid.-I wish some advice.
Old Lady-Cert5inly. my dear, what Is
Modern Ma'd-shaI marry a man who's
tastes are the opposite "a mine and quar-
rel with hm2 or shall I marry a man
whose tastes are the same as mine, ana
get tired of hlm?-New York Weekly.
Among the many anecdotes related o.
Baron Pollock is one Illustrating his great
dislike TO try case involving a question
OF account. On one occasion counsel. in
opening his address, mentioned that his
clients husband has gone TO his long ac
count. what, WHAT! said the baron, 81
am not going TO try question of account
/ shall refer this case" Explanations fol-
lowed and the case proceeded.
The rule Of the minority-that of the
first baby.
Lovely woman is a complex creature, but
when she chews gum or carries poodle
or wears high hat to the theater-she
makes the diagnosis easer.-Puck.
Scene-Country VILLAGE. School board
elect IN. The Rev. Mr.. Blank beaming and
senial, aseeking reelection, meets Sandy.
an old worthy who has a vote. Good
morning. Sandyi' gripping Sandy
brawny hand, and shaking II Significantly.
Il hope you are well?" "Oh, ay thank
We, sir-I'm a RIGHT the moor This Is
the election day, We KEN" suggested the
minister defferentally. "Ay ] ken that
plump for me again this tlme?" INA,
deed; IN plump nae mair for onybody
Fegs, the last man / plump for went
clean blin'i' "How was that Sandy p
Hoo dinna ken. but he met me the next
day after the election an dinna see me-
-IOusehold Words
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14

Dr. Hermann Weber has presented
$1,000 20 the Royal College u Physic ans
on conqitson that II IS 10 be -seu as
consumption Ine college accepted The
glIt wI.h thanks.
CepL Charles Louis Beaumont Of the
rotfi navy fsnsidilsi. VINO mas Just .been
appointed equerrE 10 the queen mas
an American vie lie was HAIRED IA
less 10 4ll=s Pera4ns. -uaugnler u Cnaries
T. Perkins Of boston.
Miss Ann.e Hayes Of Forest City, Ne
was examined Dy boar Of pension sur
pendent cnhd OF anon soldier. she
weighs 49, pounas, and as result OF the
surpius adfo,rdupOis IS unable 70 90 any
wolki hence the pension.
Prof. a f. Verrl. Of yale Col e. e
one Of The ct4ef a4taOrit-es ga. tne tnI..a1
states fssn COMMISSION, finds that there
are three general zones OF lie in the sea-
shore' snaiioW water ana deep sea or
ahyssai, the later including down to
depths Of from 500 to l2.DlJ feet.
Rev. W. Stewart Browning. the walk
ing evangelist, has just hn.shed a tour
on Northeast and North Texas. where
ne mas been eNaugehzlng tor the has
three months. he says he has preached
ana held meetings al eighty-four places
ana mas Travelled on foot over 1-3l0 miles.
r. J. Frazer, the real estate man OF
Eugene, Ore, has been arrested for Grim
mai libel for advertising after a change
IN partnership. that he had got rid OF
mat perhtciouss foreign, anarchistc
element with which we have unfortunately
been associated The alleged pernlclous
element objects to the language.
Rev. DIT. Hills, who took up Prof
SWING WORK IN Chicago. is being prose
cuted by hls brother Presbyterian clergy
men, who believe him TO be heterodOx
Every sermon DIR. Hills delivers brings
nm q dozen or more of letters from
preachers, who proceed to lecture him as
4 he we're a naughty 4-year-old child.
J. Takasusu, Japanse A. 3. Of Ok
ford, has Translated into English de-
scr.puOn OF india and the Malay Islands,
written .2u0 years ago by J. TsIng a Chi
nese Buddhist priest. The book describes
the monastlc life observed by the author
information about geography. chronology
aid literature.