Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-05

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 JAMES PIKH an iliv with mi folks in gras kanyon but if . vii rite to Riggs Sherman county oregon 1 will git it that's whar buck whet to
 It is rather late now to answer this letter, but you will gain nothing by personal violence, Mir. Pike, and your rival might turn upon you. for you know that even the wheelbarrow will turn when trodden upon, and he might dis figure you.
 Bide your time, James, and all will be we'll. Would it not pay you to travel the downward road Q few weeks and thus interest Miranda in you? Some girls seem to need 0 man to reform and prefer the lovely debauchee and rewey to a correct person, as they yearn for the excitement of ennobling a bad man. If you think she is of a romantic turn of mind, you might do this It will not be disagreeable task by any means. If you are ignorant of how to lead such a life, you can get a popular book that will help you. entitled Half Hours With Rewey; or, Where Is My Jag Tonight?'' by the Earl of Tinktum Linistere. published by Moorehouse, Greens, Fellows, Champney & Go. (Ltd.), Northeast Bishops Gate street, Ludgate Hill and Hoburn. N. w., Lon- don, E. C.. England.
 Lily Dale, Rawlins. Wy, writes tc know, Which is proper, the czar oi Russia or emperor of Russia. and what is the title of his wife?'' The title of czar was given to the em' peror of Russia some time in the twelfth century. It means king. The annal ists bestowed the title on Vladimir, ant his successors have inherited it, together | with burglar proof woodbox, in whicl Vlad used to secrete himself when h' heard an anarchists breath in the en try.
 Officially the title was not used til the sixteenth century. when as early O 1905 Basil Ivanovitch, the son of olG man Ivanovitch, assumed the title O Samodershes, or autocrat, and his son Ivan the Terrible. was crowned czar il l547.
 Ivan the Terrible, as most student of history are aware. ruled with grea cruelty and a rod of iron about s fee long. the other end of which was kep hot over an alcohol stove. This stoy consumed every 24 hours half gallol of alcohol and Ivan the other half.
 Ivan. which is John in the English was called also Ivan ", He died at th age of 55. and the average reign of czar since then has been but IS years. Thirteen years ago last spring th czar was assaSsinated by means of bomb rendered him by an admirer fror out of town, A full account of the a: sassination was published exclusivel in the Laramie Daily Boomerang, tha being its first issue; terms, Sl0 per veal weekly. s; terms of advertising mad known on application and promise nc to tell anybody else.
 Ivan carried on wars with TartarN and in 1850 introduced the tartar eme ic into their midst. Soon afterward the threw up the sponge.
 Ivan the Terrible was Q very plai man, and clocks were not a success unt after his death.
 He captured Astrakhan, Kasan an parts of Siberia He also made war c the Poles and Swedes.
 He preferred war as means of loi gevity to life on bomb infested thron
 In l724 Peter the Great added to u title of czar that of imperator. with 8 advance in pay, horse feed and station cry. The wife of the cZar was then cal ed the cZarina, but now she Is style imperatritza
 Among the Russians the cZar is cal ed hassoodar and other epithets behir ' his back
 . . Thomas B. Reed of Portland, Me, /. styled the American czar. or hassooda Tom the Terrible would also be a goo