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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

teis0ben in ben @taub merfen. Wo3u
wiirbe iiberbaupt bic Werfa1une niiten,
uenn ein nit einfa9er Mebrbeit BON,
gonsreb paiiirtes @eieB bteieIbe unipirt.
lam MAIDEN f6nnteg uns i1eint iibri.
gems f9on bie Beitimmuns Der Bunbes-
oe1foiiun9, baS Nmenbements Der pai-
iirung bur6 cine 3meibritteImebrbeit
oes @onsrenes unb bur9 brei 0iertel
aQer 2esisIaturen bebiirfen, elm genii=
9enber Beueis fiir ienes Ne9t bes BUN.
oesobergeri9ts 3u fein. Denn mo3u be.
oiirfte es iener Ieitimmuna, ,penn i9on
ein einfa4er Webrbeitsbeidlub bes Con-
grelies bic 8erfoiiung illuiorii9 MAIDEN
tonnte? Dem Bunbesoberseri9te elm
iol4es &e4t 81 beitreiten, III eine gefdbr.
li4e 2ebre, uel9e 3u Der pilturli1iten,
3iiseaoieiten Mebrbeitsberridaft fibren
miirbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

Werlonf Der parlamentarii4en llnter.
iu6une bes SALES grispi gebemmt unit
finb Der Oppoiition. lpel9e 59on bic
9anb 3u einem tDu9tieen 6trei9 segen
Den Winiiferprdlibenten erboben bate,
in ben Mrm sefanen. Nson bot bic
Woltspertreter einfa9 na91auie gef9idt.
neil lie lid unterfin9en, auf bic grobe,
ieniationeqe 9ogesfraee: lit grispi nod
fernerbin mirbis. an Der @pibe Der @e.
eieruns su teben? /? bic enbsiltise lint.
mort seben gu molIen. Ser 20nig bat
ibnen bas Re9t, eine gntl9eibune bier.
iiber 3u fallen, beitritten unb aus eisener
Ma9tpo1 o1fommenbeit perfiigt, baB ni1t
grispi, lonbern bic YoItspertretung au
seben babe. Ct bot fir ben Mngetlagten
uno sesen bic @i&ter entl6ieben, Elm
etmas unseu0bnliher unb iebr ungeb6s
rieer 8oreans. Der i'm ean3en 2anbe
b6les 8lut 9ema6t unb bic Grispifeinb<
lihe Stimmung meientlt1 perI9drft bot.
SEPT mirb has Wolf lein Werbift ab.
geben." Wfan ipeib, mas bas In Stalien
3u bebeuten bot. Die Hesierung
rma9t" bort bic BobIen, unb gar Elm
leitenber Miniiter BON Der Gnersie,
3dbisteit unb Ridli@tslolisteit Grispt's
bringt es perbdltnibmdBis lei1t 3utpese,
li4 cine Mebrbett i'm parlament gu
iidern. SIN Stolien bot bisber bel ben
allsemeinen Wablen INNER nod bic
jeweilise &esieruns seIiest; es Idbt Hd
fein ein3i9er Sal anfiibren, in ,pel9em
elm italieniides &abinet infoIse bes
.Wolfsuerbifts" feline Demilion gegeben
bdtte Ni9t BON ben @dblern, fonbern
BON ben @eudblten iinb bic italienii9en
Miniiterien seitiir3t tporb.n. Gin Der
&esieruns giiniti9es Wablerssbnib pirb
olio au9 jebt feinen perldBli9en S9lub
auf bic mirtlide Nniidt bes 8oltes in
Betreff Grispi's eeitatten. grit aus
ben 9dnben Der @ewdblten, rpel4e balb
tpieoer iiber bic Sntesritat bes Miniiter=
prdibenten su @eriht iibsn merben, pirb
Grispi lein llrtbeil empfansen.
(N. .. StSts.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Der Shlufaft.

0as politil9e Drama, tpel9es DO,
finf Monaten auf benz r6mil9en Wonte
@itorio besann unb 1ih Ieitber in ben
Sribunalen fortieste, 1T In leinen S4lub.
aft einsetreten. SIN De5ember 1894 er'
itattete elm Sim er-Ausldub Der italieni'
i9en Deputirtentammer Bert4t iiber bie
pielbelpro1enen @iolitti'l9en Oofu.
mente, in melden Wtiniiter.Yrdlibent
Grispi Der dr9iten Corruption 9e3ie6eu
muroe. Mm 16. December lollte bic
Debatte iiber bielen Beri9t beginner,
ober l1on brei Sage porber eri9ien Elm
tDnigli9es Detret, lpel9es bic @erta.
suns Der &ammer perfii9te. Ser R6nia
lelblt unterbra9 ben Uerlauf bes Sra.
mas, belen 9auptperion ber sreile Grispi
1T; ct lieB ben 8orbang 9enau in
benz Mugenblid fallen, in melhem bic
oramatil9e Gntwidelun9 ii4 gu oer
&limar 3ulpibte. Ct le9te babur9 lei.
men na46rudii9en @illen an ben Sag.
ben 10 ldmer uerbd9tieten Miniiterpra'
libenten 3u balten, beHen @esner uor'
ldufig uni9dbli9 5u MAIDEN uno ibm
l4liebli9 bic M6gli9teit 3u bieten,
our9 Muh6iuns bes parlaments unb
Musl9reibung pon Neumablen bas ur=
tbeil bes 2anoes in Der 9roben @treit.
ia9e @iolitti.grispi ein3ubolen. gtun
bat 20nig 9umbert bic 2ammer aufse'
i0it unb ben 9ermtn fiir bic NeumabIen
aneelebt; grtspi ion nunmebr beim
Wolte anfrasen, ob mon ON feline S4ulo
glaubt ober ob er nod INNER bas olts
Wertrauen unb bic bisberi9e Yopularitdi
senieBt.
R6nig 9umbert bat nit Der Rammer.
Wertasung unb Der Nuf6iune einem1
bringenben Wuni4 grispi's entipro&en
ct bat bomit ieinem perbienten premie,
Elm binrei9enb beutli@es unb bemonitro.
tipes Wertrouenspotum ertbeilt, - auI
Soften bes parlamentarismus. gum.
bert unb grispi baben Der 0oltsper.
tretune @ewolt anset6on, iie boben ben
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''COin's Financial School,,

go unglaubli9 es ldeint, mirb bas
unter porltebenbem Sitel perbreitete
olsenbud trob ieiner banbsreiTiden
Dummbeiten, l1nmabrbeiten unb Gn:.
telIungen in tpeiten &reilen fir eine
ernltbafte uno mabrbafte 9arlegung
Der @elbfrase sebalten uno es bat un.
freitis Der neuen Jreililber Bewe-
eung bebeutenben Yorl9ub eeleiltet.
Mus Sninois i4reibt ein auselebener
Demo.rat, baB In leiner @eseno bas
Bud fat in Sebermanns Sdnben lei.
Seine 2ehren merben nit Beeieroe
aufeenommen unb bic 2eute I9mDren
barauf. @ie le1en ginem baraus Dor
unb citiren bie We9ielreben 3mil1en
goin unb Sage, Wallb unb Nnberen
unb frasen triumpbireno. tparum oenn
biele @ortfiibrer ber r@olbfdfer" bic
Gra9en goin's ni9t beantmortet unb
feline Nusfibrunsen ni4t mioetlest
bdtten, ba man ibnen bod ba3u polle
@elesenbeit seseben babe. uno uenn
man ben 9euten bann 1ost, bab
Coins r@9ule" niemals be eita n :
ben bat, bab bic ansefiibrten Inter.
rebungen niemaIs itattgefun. ].
ben baben unb bob bic ean3e Sc.
|i4i9te eine Tabel 1T, bann
merben lie miitbenb unb mo9ten ginem
Dor 3orn unb gntriiituns lbier ein 2eibs
antbun".
Mus anberen Stoaten tomnaen dbn-
li9e Mittbeilungen. Das BUD 1T bur9
bic @ilberipeculanten alentbalben moi.
ienbaft perbreitet iporhen unb bot oifen-
bar pielen Saulenben lonit peritdnbtser
unb re9tldoifener 2eute bic 26pfe per.
brebt. Ser unebrli6e aber I9laue
Grid" bes Werfaiiers, erbi9tete Wer-
iammlunsen, In benen rGoin", berpor.
rosenbe @esner bes Silberi9minbels
NIT Der @u&t ieiner 8eweissriinbe .nie.
berl9mettert", als tbatld9lib itatteefun.
ben an3ufiibren. bat li9 iiber gruorten
erfolgrei9 ermielen. Sn ieiner Mrelo.
iieteit bat elm srobe: She'll Der ldnbli&er
Bep6lteruns ii@ bic M6sli@teit 10 fre.
den S9minbels nidt trdumen la7en
Da mar bos Bud unb ba fano l@warl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
hunoertunolehsis pfuno Rino.
Heiih.

europa gilt ia INNER ols bic 6eimatb
bes bureaufratil9en 3opfes. Nber aud
bier 3ulanoe feblt es ni9t an 8eilpielen.
Cine flaifilde Squitration fir bic r@e.
nauigteit" unierer @e9nunss-&euiloren
bietet Elm GaQ, tpelder gesenmdrtig bas
&eneralquartiermeiiter Der Mr.
NEE bel9dftist. 9m 5omitag purbe
ndmli9 biele Bureau BON benz 2. Mu-
bitor bes Sdabamts bena9ri9tigt, baB
bel Der Dur9i4t eines Gpntos li9 ber-
ausseitellt babe, cine Quantitdt Hlnb-
le,l9, mel9e i'm Sabre 1858 bem bama-
lisen 2ieutenant Raub les 1T Der iebt
penlionirte General 8aub BON gincin-
nati) seliefert woroen, lei ni4t orb.
nunsssemdb perre6net morben, unb BET
8etrag miiiIe oesbalb BON benz betreffene
ben Offi3ier gut sen,adt merben. gs
banbelt li9 UNI 100 Yfunb RinbHeil9,
oeren @ertb nit 20 Gents pro Yfunb,
allo i'm @ansen $32, angeiebt lit. Na-
tiirlid i'll es jest nod fait piersie
Sahren, ni6t mebr m6eli9, &e9er9en
bariiber anau lte0en, mas oamals mil
oieien 100 pfuno Gleil9 sel6eben
Wenn nun Sen. &aub bariiber feline
Retenlhaft ablesen tann, 10 miro Ell
ben Betras erleben miiien. b. 8. Der.
lelbe miro ibm pon leinsr penlion ab.
ge3osen.
Mbiurb, wie bas Yerfa6ren erldeint
| lit es der Weg &edtens" in unlerem
unuersleidliden 8ermaltunssoienlt. uno
ba bic Serren &ebnunssbeamten bas
9eft In Der 9anb baben, 10 lit basesen
nidts gu mahen. Bas fur eine Sorte
@elddftsfiibruns oas aber iein mub, nit
oeren 9ilfe es m0slib miro, cine oerar'
tise So6e 81 Sabre binsusieben, Obnt
baB Der nd9ltbetbeiliste Ofii3ier eint
blaiie Nbnuns bauon bot, oaB eine iold'
@el1i9te iiber 1einem unlbulbiger
Saupte iduebt, bariiber mag li9 ieoe1
Ielbit einen Yers MAIDEN. Das ''Red
Tape" unlerer 0ermaltunsssBureaus
1T eben Elm Oing. mel4es benz uneinge
weibten 5terbli1en unerforldli4 bleibel
muB."
Bel ben betreffenben Serren /,
Waibineton bort alleroinss ale Sc
mitbli4feit auf; aber mir baben feinel
@runb, uns beionbers oariiber 81, be
flasen. Dieie 9e.ten &e6nunss=&e
piloren fino in Der san3en Welt bielel
ben. gs ideint fir iie eine art Sport
gu ,peroen, irsenb tpelde Yuntte gu ent
neden, aus benen lib etne 5rase berau
conitruiren ldbt, uno bies tit iebr erfldr
lid !; benn lie baben ia weiter ni9ts 81
tbun. Ser v&eo Sape" in Wuibinsto1
fam burf cine tletne @ei9i1te BON be
preubil9en Oberre9nunes &amme
iibertrohen uerben. Gin Officier, beliel
2eute BON aaer 3ufubr absel9nittel
,poren. requirirte I'M &riese '66 ein &inb
Nah fiinf Sabren fam cine Mnfrase por
Der Oberre9nunssfammer. Sic Nb
re9nuns iiber bas Jleil9 Ittmme; aber-
mas lei aug ber 9aut semorben
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- Nus ct. Souls, no., tpirb beri9.
tet, bab bic @ei9morenen In benz
Dueitrow-6al benielben beute morgen
als geiiti9 geiunb erfldrten.
- Das 0orf OatfieIb, @eneiee Co.,
q. g., purbe beute Worgen pollifdnbtg
bur9 1euer 5erit6rt. Der S1oben uir6
auf $4,000 bere9net.
- Nus Waibineton uirb beri9tet,
baB General Gbas. SUTHERLAND. friiberer
@eneral Nunbar3t Der Armee. beute
Morgen in ieiner Bobnung bier tn al.
ter bon 65 Sabren seitorben iei.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Coins Stnansihule fir Jrrlehren

Wollte man ale bic vbreiiten unuabr-
beiten" miberlegen. - i4reibt ber vDa-
penport Demofrat" =, tuel6e 9arpep,
Der Sefretar Der Silberli9a, In ieinem
Bu9e ,@oin's financial S4ool" ben
2elern auftii9t, 10 miibte man tauienb
0ebern baben unb f6nnte Elm ganses
Sobr lang i9reiben unb bann miirbe
man oiellei9t nod ni9t bamit fertis lein.
Cine 2iise ldbt i4 man@mal in 3wei,
brei Worten auslpreden, mdbrenb piel'
lei9t piele 5eiten ba3u erforberli4 iinb,
lie erfolsreid gu tuiberlesen. rGoin's"
Ginan3l9ule an ii9 1T ear feiner ern-
iten Disculion mertb; mon f0nnte
li1 nit Elm paar lei9ten gDiben iiber
bic ld9erli9en gulenlpiegeleien bin
meg}eben, ,penn bas BUD ni1t cine 10
iebr grobe Werbreitung 9erabe unter
benz She'll bes Yublifum's gefunben
bdtte, pelder meber bic 2enntniIje nod
bic Wtittel beIibt, um @oin.9arpep's 9
Winbbeuteleien unb Betriieereien a.,
bur4i9auen, unb tpenn nidt ber Der-
faHer feline fali&en Bebauptunsen uno
S4lubfolserunsen in Elm 10 populdres,
um ni4t 3u iosen pulgdres gnglii6 9e-
tleibet bdtte. bab es ben sew6bnli&en
2eier beiti4t uno iein 0orurtbeil 9eeen
bic ummonbelboren @elebe Der Bolts
mirtb19aft wa9ruft unb ndbrt. yfur
aus biejem @runbe .pirb es bic Yfi9t
Der unobbdnsieen Yre7e unb Der Mdn.
ner Der Oeffentli@teit, tpel&e cine ebr.
li9e Wdbrune, ben 2anbesfrebit unb
lomit bic aI9emeine 9lei@mdbige 9oIta-
,poblfa6rt pertreten, rgoin's S4ule"
ernit au bebonbeln unb bic gefdbrli&en
Srr!ebren blossuiteGlen.
.goin," Der 14idbrige 2ebrer Der
Ginan3wiEeni4oft, fdnet NIT ieinen
J llnmabrbeiten f&on TN erften 8api'
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M1an fei auf Der Rut /!

Das BON Der iiber,pieseno republita-
nii&en 2e9islatur BON Snbiana palarte
tnfame Ni9ol5ongeieb, mel@es benz min-
beridbri9en 1iert6pf9en ben @arous
uoAt, fibrt betonntli9 bic Qecaloption
no& g8arbs elm. gie iebt aus SIN.
bianopolis beri9tet tpirb, fnb Die @aiier.
fonatiter bereits fart on Der Mrbeit.
Bon @onnenaufsans bts Gonnenunter-
qona laufen ibre Meenten berum uno
iu9en llnteri&riften fiir proteitpetitio.
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6sns0ssxm1 (esnmtaeDtlatt)l Deibs oG11w -
Snmn ann ais3sioea Osslb - urTA 1Dn6A
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ed with Mr.. Lincoln, by whom he was
selected as chairman of the first Police
commission after his inauguration in
1861, He tells this story of the martyr
president: After the emancipation proc
lamatlon had been written, it will be
remembered that six months were given
the Confederates to lay down their arms
and return to the Union, in which case
the proclamation was not to be issued.
The early elections had gone against
the Republican party. A tremendous
pressure was brought to bear upon the
president to withdraw the threatened
issue of the proclamation. Letters pour
ed In, some imploring, some threaten
ing, and many weak-hearted men called
to counsel against the paper, until the
stanch anti-slavery people feared that
Mr., Lincoln could not withstand the
pressure. One day, about a week be-
fore the time set for the proclamation,
Mr.. Robbins walked into the office of
Private Secretary Nicolay. While stand
ing there Mr.. Lincoln entered, put his
hand on Mr. Robbins shoulder and said:
well, old friend, the important day
draws near" eyes," replied Robbins,
land l hope there will be no backing
out on your part" Well, don't know"
said Lincoln; Peter denied his Master.
He thought he wouldn't, but he did,
Mr.. Robbins knew by this simple but
subtle hint that Mr.. Lincoln was deter
mined, though the pressure was almost
too great to Withstand. The great day
came, and with it freedom to black and
white. A few days later Mr.. Robbins
met Mr.. Lincoln, when the latter grasp
ed his hand and said: well, friend
Robbins, II beat Peter"
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that many of these laws We're neither
legal nor practical, Some Of them have
therefore been repealed and others
have died a natural and inevitable
death. .
The Supreme court of Missouri has
just dealt with one of these Labor laws,
The legislature of that State passed am
act in 1888 which forbade any employer
to make an agreement with any work
man that the latter should withdraw
from any lawful organization, or refrain
from joining such organization. EN-
ployers were also prohibited from CO.
ercing workmen into withdrawing from
such organizations or requiring them
to abstain from attending any meeting
of people held for lawful purposes. A
violation Of this act was made q GRIM
inal offence, punishable with fine or
Imprisonment or both. This statute has
been declared unconstitutional by the
unanimous opinion of the Supreme
court. The court holds that the legis-
lature undertook to- make a crime of
the exercise of the constitutional right
of terminating contract-one of the
essential attributes of property The
court also holds the statute unconstitu-
tional on the ground that it attempts
to limit the right to make or to termin-
ate a contract with particular persons
of a class, and is therefore special
and not al general law. AS Judge
Cooley has observed. every one has a
right to demand that he be governed
by general rules, and a special statute
which, without his consent, sin
giles his case out as one to be regulated
| by a different law from that which is
applied in all similar cases would not
be legitimate legislation, but would be
sub an arbitrary mandate. as is not
within the province of free govern
ment.''
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THE BLEETING SHOW.
Some of Its Facts and Fancies.
Written for the JOURNAL AND CouRrER.l
TJE TENNYSON REACON
FLoRETTE.

Some OF LIS L actS ana RANCHES.
Written for the JOURNAL AND CouRIER.l
THE TENNYSON BEACON
The monument to the memory Of AL
fred Tennyson, which it is proposed to
erect on Highdown, Isle of Wight, will
be a peculiarly appropriate as well as
beautiful one. On the Faringford es-
tate, the home of Tennyson since 1858,
near the edge of cliff, and at a point
700 feet above the sea, will stand a
granite monolith, thirty-two feet high
in the form of an Iona cross. 1t was
designed by Mcpherson, one of the most
distinguished of English architects, and
it will bear upon the lower part of the
shaft, the inscription:
''To the memory of Alfred Lord
Tennyson this Cross, a Beacon to Sail
ors, is raised by the people of Fresh
water and others who desired to honor
him in England and America
For many years q beacon, known as
the Nodes beacon, has stood upon this
very site as the landmark for vessels
entering the Solent from the west. A
venerable structure, much hacked and
hewn by the pocketknives of tourists,
was taken down few years ago, and
modern structure substituted. The
spot was a fayorite haunt of the poet,
the objective point of many of his
daily walks. He loved the breezy
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To most folks there is a suggestion of
the unattainable in the word coach
ing but tennis is a sport that Is open
to most every one. That fact makes
dresses for the exercise numerous and
of great variety, but this pictured one
is at least eommendable for utility, as
it affords comfort in all the necessary
activity. The rig consists of flannel
skirt, pink in this model,and a loose
blouse of white lawn held by leather
belt. A stiff white collar surmounts
the blouse and is encircled by a scarlet
tie. The blazer to be worn with the
suit is Of blue and white striped flannel,
made with revers or turned down col
lar, the edge being merely piped. Its
blazer is lined with pink silk, however,
and a white sailor banded with blue and
scarlet striped ribbon completes the
outfit.
A skirt is discovered--nay, more-is
worn, that accomplishes the miracle Of
swinging a twenty-seven foot hem from
a twenty-inch belt. This statement
should have perhaps been prefaced
with know all women by these pres
ents," for it is only intended to post the
reader as to what is going on, and nc
advocacy of a freakish garment is in
tended. First, few women can safely
squeeze themselves into a twenty-inch
belt,and next, a five ored skirt is quite
enough for anybody.
FLORETTE.
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RAFT.


No, Maude, dear, we would not ad-
wise you to use mice as bait for catfish.
Philadelphia Record.
Blnks-Do you ever engage in domes-
tic broils with your wife? Winks-No,
we keep a girl to do the cooking
Town Topics.
No, Maude dear, we really do not
know who should hold the stakes when
a girl makes a bet of dozen kisses
with her best man.-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
Mrs. Bray--I thought you said 1t was
the little boy next door who was making
all the noise? Little Johnnie-So it
was, ma. | was beating him with a
stick.-Tit-Bits,
The Husband Seeing his wife off,
You must promise not to ask for money
every time you write. The Wife-But
that would necessitate my writing so
much oftener.-Life.
Teacher-Now, girls, you all know
what liquid measure is. Little Alice
may tell me what measure treats of
inches, feet and yards. Little Alice
Tape measure, teacher. - Harper's
Round Table.
She-Do you think it is true that
marriage delights in contrasts? He
Certainly! You know you are contin-
ually contrasting me with the man
you supposed me to be before we were
married.-Puck.
Married--How do you like those pho
tographs of my sister-in-law? Single
They are very good Of her; prefer
this one. Married-Yes, so do I. She
always looks well in a travelling dress.
-Mumoristische Batter.
There's one thing that lessons my
labors somewhat" remarked the Fool
killer, thoughtfully. Whats that?"
The man who rocks the boat and
points unloaded firearms at people gem
orally smokes cigarettes. Even If ]
don't get chance to give him my per-
sonal consideration he gets attended to
in time. "--Washingto Star.
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not run the gauntlet OF staring eyes as
they do now, And / would have every
thing about the streets as clean and
bright as in a well-regulated, well-kept
private house. Municipal housekeeping
ought to be done by experienced, thor
.ough housekeepers, up to date in all the
best most practical, least extravagant
methods, And ii We're an inspector,
or commissioner, or a superintendent,
would do my work faithfully and we'll
and keep the salary all myself
Evidently the lady was in earnest.
But she is not candidate for office
yet. And she is not New woman,
either, but just the same good old kind
we've always had. HILARY.
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Representations of persons who have
died in the odor Of sanctity and of their
actions and works may be placed on
the walls or on stained glass in Catholic
churches, by a recent decree of the Con-
gregation of Rites, provided there be
no mark of worship or attribute of sane
tity connected with them. Pictures only
of persons beatified or canonized can be
placed on the affairs or represented with
the aureole.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27

A German chemist has discovered a
method of making artificial musk, which
cannot be distinguished from the real
article, and perhaps somebody will soon
discover a method of making artificial
skunk odor.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27

Here you are. DR.. F. J. Furnivall
who Is an eminent authority on the
English language and literature of the
Elizabethan era, says that Shakes
peare's name was pronounced "Shahks-
pair" the a having the sound of in
s'father' and the care sounding as
sair.''
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ANoTHER L4B0R I4WTLLEG1L

A few years ago, when it looked as
if Labor was about to establish a COM
prehensive and an efficient tyranny
many laws were made in support of
the new idea. It has since been found
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FASHION NOTES.
Rigs for Recreation.
nent..'


Coaching cloaks are made on the
a series of bewildering points from UNI
der which the fullness of the garment
hangs to the ground The yoke points
are often finished with black lace, and
have the effect of an elaborate collar.
Sleeves are enormous, and under the
points, lace and all, the armholes are so
large that the most ornate sleeve can
pass them Without.injury. They bag to
the very wrist, and the wrist ties so
that if necessary more room can be
given there to accommodate cuff or
lace frill on the dress. Such cloaks
are invariably of very light weight silk,
the result being a sort of glorified
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27

There is now among the patients al a
sanitarium in Elmira an old man named
2. C. Robbins, a patent lawyer, who has
been a resident of Washington nearly
half q century. He was well acquaint-
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Notice.

wecannot accept anonymous or return re-
Jected communications. In all cases the name
of the writer win be required. not for publica-
tion. but as guarantee good faith.
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There are now half a million Swedes
in the United States, and it is said that
they are better off per capita than
the born Americans who are here. One
In Chicago is a Board Of Trade operator
of means; another in Chicago has grown
rich by a happy investment in land
in the city and by skill in his trade
as a nurseryman. One in Pittsburg is
a heavy coal operator, and there is a
capitalistic Swedish lumberman in the
northwest,