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Uuion Pacific receivers OF by the
separate receiver from revenue, o. tn
property collected after bis appoint.
mtni.
"rhe order OF he court sppoi ting a
separate receiver required him to nay
such elaine. Al 10 was srpointeI
the stockholders nf the Oregon Hallway
Navigation company petitioner the
court for mobilization OF tho order
sppointing n SEPARATE receiver Oh the
gtound that u had been sD'erod by
mistake. The cruit denied toe poti'
ton ana the htlckhnldrrs apres'ed,
Another cHsen contiruUi MI.
d h, "is an npfe,l from sn order Of
the court difccting the receiver 10 pay
certain part Culnr clsims " inis'ven-
ore. This case involves the zane ques.
tions ~ 10 who should ray the clsims
Tor l'ior anu fnsterial acsru'ng within
STA m 'nth' prior 10 the appointment
ola seIarete receiver"
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ny THE wAYsIpE.
Eisteddfod Notes.,

The medal which was won al the
recent Elsieddiod by Mr.. Horace En-.
sgn NJ conductor OF tho Bsit Lsks
Amateur chorus. tho successful com.
psiltof In the grand chorus, 10 IN eKhl-
hilton in tn. show Windows OF Jotliu
d PARK, who were tue donors and
nakvfs u the medal. i, 10 q neat
jewel, the design u which Il . music
book on a music lyrei turroundedby an
Inscription plate. This whole medal 10
Of gold and IN made In different coIrs
OF that pIsoicus ns.Al.
This Denver people arss at work on tho
next Il iIedifsd, the program fos
which II Ia expected will issue In
sDou: two week.. They arc determined
10 haye 3 gfsai gathering aud are 90.
Ing 81 giys compositions plenty OF time
IN which 10 prepare themselves for the
gsest contests.
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MILWAUKEE, Oct. l0.--Loud boom.
Ing OF cannon, ringing Of bells aud
tooting Of innumersblo whistles
ushef,d In Milwaukee, semi-tenten-
NAL celebration day. From end 10
emf the city was gay with holiday At.
tie. Thousands l:nod the sidewalks
along ihe line OF march Of the civic
and military parade. At noon the
principal thorouR hiareA were liyellof
tban they ever were known.
For old usitleFs, the reception at the
scsdsmy OF music was the cvent Of
lhe day. Thousands could not Got In.
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lillows aud ~ harmless. Nearly all
Tue members Of the prize fighting con.
ungcnt have put In an appeafan CO.
Peter Maher and Sieve O'Donnell came
~ on tbs same tfsin last night as did
Corhet,.
Tos reporter Of the Assoclsted Pre,s,
n m, mber OF the conferences held last
night said that Gen. Geo. II. Taylor
was perfectly satisfied by tn. commit.
tee that the proposed contest would not
be Of n brutal character MI d he hoped
they would be able 90 to couvinceGov.
Clsrke Mt the conference to be held ut
two O'Clock today.
Governor CLARKE arrived In Ihis city
this afternoon. He requested Prose.
cutting Attorney league TO have Cir.
cult Judge Duiile adjourn court Tor
the af efnoon aud call at the hotel for
a conference between the county IN.
cials, the officers Of the Florida Athle-
tic club aud General Taylor.
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Ru..ia.- innuenc. In japan.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l6.-Advlce-
by mail from Toxic, Japan, dated
September %, state that Japan has
boen forced To comply With Russia's
demand Tor a speedy withdrawal OF
the japanese troops from Lilac Tung.
France and Germany Joined In the
demand, anu the Japanese govern.
ment was IN no position 10 dony the
three European powers.
The proceeding has caused renewed
bitterness In Japan against the
Europeans. Tho Japanese also charge
their own ministry With connivlng nj
the nations dlshOnor.
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DISPENSERS OF LAW.
p ]. Bailey Up 10 Commissioner
GrtenmaD's Court Today.
BuFOULgD PAgLEps WATERS
ny a Herd Of sheep, Saws the Pros,cu
ilon-Satters In the THIRD pIs-
irici Cour,-Nsw Cases flled WITH
the tlerk Today.

Ihe case Of the People syains, II. J.
Raj ey was SCI: Tor hearing ia Com.
missioner Pratps court at II o'clock
ihis morning, but whom the
parties appeared ohan.e q
venue was requested and granted
and tho cAte was taken before
Commis.,oner Gfrsnnsu. VINO set the
hearing for O'Clock this alters oon.
AZ t--t dime the defendant nppeAred
with his witness, with Attorney
IA hman In IL, behalf. A number Of
wiinessos f0f the people wefs also
pseseui, oge,her with interested
psttieu from tho uoighborhood In
vhlch The ofiense IA alleged to have
bscu committed. Attorney Harfing-
ton acted ~ PROSECUTOR.
Tue Prosecution alleges that the de-
.rnjani, q. J. Bailey, is guilty OF
bsioullu': tno waters ~ PSrley's cam
yen ~ reaton OF brfJipz hts sheep Ia
anu Atound tue waters In question on
tives occasions. The examination
Of witnesses nad only bson baguu when
pscts" that the cE.a Will bo disposed
Of Ia s.me way today.
TiiiRD DrsTRcr COURT.
In the rhifd district court today the
cafe Of the Detcfet Nati- aal Bank
nsaits, Thomas snarr, ADM nistrstor,
AMI others, was argued anu sub
m itted.
The case Of Martin McGra.h and
others against ID. ID. Edwin anu others
was continued by mutual consent
A new case filed touAy was that OF
L.. Il. Bailey, doing business a. the
Angofa Glove a Robe company,
against NJ. II. Lipmsn. Tho com.
plant IN that ON the l7th day Of
October, 1880, the plaintiff obtained
Judgment IN the Third district court In
the sum Of si,2s5.02, with costs
amounting 20 $50. that tho said Iudg-
nent aud the interest thereon has not
b en- paid; ana the court IL now asked
fof an execution, with interest at tho
rate oil : per cent from Dot. IL, 1870.
Auolher new Ming was TINT In the
oass OF Il. q. Fufsienbsrg tgaipst
Andrew anu Mary AmunJsen.
This suit 10 brought to COL
lect a proinissory note made by the
defendants TO tho plaintiff on Jan. 10,
1895, TOT $500. it IL alleged that the
principal has not been liquidated,
neither has tho interest been paid
since April !, 1895. Tho plaintiffs ass
10 psr cent Interest from that date.
ny THE wAynDE.
missioner Sommer was q man
OF comparative ease today, 90 far A. his
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oraad csmmandsry OF the 10y al
LIgIon.

WAsHINoToS, Oct. 1G.-The CON-
mandsry .in-chief Of the Loyal Leg on
OF the U. s. mot here Ia special session
today. General Lucius Fairohild,
grand commander, presided. There
were II delegates, representing every
slate except Oregon. Tho nrst ballot
for grand commander Resulted; General
Miles, "a; General John Glbbon, 10;
General swaynt, IL. GenoIal Ginbon
was elected on tho second ballot, re-
ceiving 90 votes 10 20 Tor Miles. General
Miles lacked only one vots OF election
on the frat, and II 10 believed would ave
succeeded ON the second but for the
superior ago Of General Gibbon, which
iuhuenoud many delegates TO vote for
him.
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Tho Lower Delta aud the seq Marshes
along the guif Of uerIrs

NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. 1o.--Ma.
lor Quinn, United Stats engineer In
charge OF the lighthouses OF this dis
trict las Just returned from Port Esds
aud the Ic,ties. He insists, alter q
most careful examination, that the
lower della and tbs sea marshes along
tne Gulf Of Mexico are slowly sinking.
For more than year ex perlme n II
with tide guages have boon in progress
at the mouth Of the Mississippi river
and as q result Major Quinn has
reached the conclusion that the level
OF the rulf has been raiscd one foot
since 1877. This the major attributed
10 gradual, though Irregular sub.
sidenoe OF the land along tue cost and
he believes through the Mississippi
delta, New Orleans ana the southern
portion OF Luuisinns.
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WAsnIN0ToN, Oct. lG.--Seefeiary
Herbert has tasen under consideration
tho report OF the beard OF naval bureau
chiefs on tue PROF oaals submitted for
the building Of six light draft gun
boats. The board recommends this
awari oitwO twintctew bOsts 10 Detroit
Dry DJck company, aud OF one single
screw boat to Union Iron works Of san
francisco. Tue Remaining three
sing g screw beats are to - awarded,
one each TO the Bath Non works OF
Maine, Lswis Nixon, EiizAbstb, n. j.,
and DIALOGUE works Of Camden, pro-
vided they amend their plans 20
csmply with tho uepsftrnonps require
muuts.
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RICH STRIKES.
Some Valuable Ore bodies I'm oveTed
at Copper City.
COPPER CRY,
Oct. 18th, 1895.


Oct. 18th, 1895.
To the Editor
Think that the readers Of tho DRs-
EREr NEWS would desire facts regard.
ing the new camp known As the Mos.
Mining district, volunteer these few
lines, knowing that the outside impros.
sions are that this whole county IL
taken up-an impression we wish TO
have corrected. Up to date there are
thirty. nine locations recorded In The
district which embraces about ten
miles iqlare. A new impetus Ina
taken possession Of the district IN the
last few days, owing to recent disoov.
efios, one Of which whs made by G..
L. Petersen Of 3 1t Lake, who uncov-
cred four foot vein Of gold bearing
rock which assayei on the surface Si2
In gold. This Queen Of the Hills IL
looking well with 80 gold ore. Ths
2O-fooi tunnel Of this May Day 10 about
completed and other contracts are
about 10 DO let. Tho Copper King
people are doing some preliminary
work looking 10 more extensive opets-
tions. The Moss boys, are driving tho
tunnel In the Conglomerate and are
said TO have discovered some nne lead
ore. Captaini Deprizen, OF Eureka,
has arranged to purchase from tho MOss
boys the extension OF tho Conglomsr-
ate. Assays made by prominent
Salt Lake assayer runs NJ high a. 2l2
ounces In silver, s8T 80 In gold aud 80
per cent In copper. The camp IL known
NJ Copper CITY.
All letters will hereafter he ad.
dressed to Copper City via JuAb Z. o.,
JuAb county, Utah. A. w.
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cosrEHnISs oS THE FIaur.
Members OF the Fraternity Gathered
a. Hot springs. ArkAasas

a. Hot springs. ArkAssas
HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. l6.-A
conference u the citizeuS committee
and the OIL sisls OF the Florida associA.
ton was held last night. General Tay-
Tor met with them, and 10 him were
submitted tho revised articles Of
agreement and the Ave ounce gloves
tho men propose 10 use In thv contest
for scientific points. Whatever was 40.
complished Ia kept n profound secret.
Mayor Willis intlmated that there
would DO somo early and interosting
developments as n result OF the con-
ference. Governor CLARK Ia expected
to arrive Ia the city this aitornoon.
Ia view Of the threat made by tho
governor to arrest either Corbelt or
Fiizsimmons upon their arrival In the
state, tho fact that Cofbett has been
here almost twenty.iour hours and not
yet placed In cnstody,gives color 10 the
belief that the governor was play
ing game OF bluff. This failure Of
tho governor 10 carry oull this program
has also had the effect OF inoreasi Dg
the confidence Of the public In this
Abiliiy OF the local oommilts TO bring
on the contest under the revised coL-
tract entered into by the Florida
Athletic clnb2and WIN ii. Brady,
manager Tor Corbelt. II IL thought
by many that Fiizdmmons Will
refuse to sign the articles, AZ he was not
looking for solt glove coutest for a
limited number OF rounds. The big
nvt-ounce gl0ves submitted 10 General
Taylor fvr iaspeetion locked ~ baby
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wAsHINGros, Oct. 18.-Ali the
members OF tho Cabinet, except Seofe-
tary Morton and Postmaster General
Wilson, gathered at the White House
nj noon today In answer 10 = summons
from the President, and the first In.
formal Cabinet meeting for several
months was held. Probably for the
purpose Of enabling the Cabinet OIL
GERS to report to the President the
state OF business Of their departments.
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rnr yENrnuUL,S oursrI.s.
The view. oi ih. uaIi.d states Pee
seated q" Lord SALISBURY.


seated Co Lord ssii.butY.
LONDON, Oct. ia representative
% thv Associated Press has o. aimed
from the best source tie following
'ta,rmsnt ~ 20 the state Of tie Vonc,
zuelar qu sti1u;
Unf States Fnbasaador Havnri
pseson oil long uOte q Marquis
ii'iuTy on the V pszuelan quetiion
sntno weeks ago, -lnlius ~ leugth tao
vlewa u the Unset States govern.
m,.t ami tue rules ana raii~y whlch
guide II on ,ucd questions sJisiny nc.
sWsen a Iutoi can government and
any American republic. Up !. the
ptssent no reply Las hssn given and
einc@ II ndva crs = doctrine OF surh
great Importance en- wide application,
the niL.let Will ne ..sgu tho serious ~.
ieniion Of the British government fs'
some iluae.
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=, s ,,A FRANCISCO, Oct. i0.-Tho ofilce
a. s11eiaI superintendent OF tie South
~ ~ racine company was established
~ anu J. A. Fillmore was given
ivy we OF manager OF the Pacific avs.
lso1, " ins Southern Pacific, which
nu,uuea The roads between Ashland,
sson, on The north, Ogden on tho
' anu ~ Paso on tho south.
circular letter to that effect was
.suel late yesterday afternoon BY Goa.
~ ManaRor Krutlschn nit, whoss
g, together with that OF q, II.
"TpnunPtoni In attached to It..
the same circular letter alan nm.
'ouhess IhA, w. u. Curtis n apnoin,sa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The elosin" performance Of the Pass.
Ing Show at th" Theatsr last night was
witnet d by another immen'e su-
dlencr, and the success was, n possible, ,
greater than the previous evening. she
"Trilby" dancers we're seen In their
special GESTURES or absruce OF COS
tune, snd wer. well received.
THE PAY TRAIN,
The sale OF tickets for this attraction
al the Theater opsnsd this mD-aing
This engagement covors FsldAy nd
saturday, oct. lSlh and 1911. The
Pay Train Is ssit TO DO story oil
dramatic merit, tai OF briEh' aud
highly amusing comedy.
THE GRAND.
Money and Matches was again
played last night nj tho Grand.
There Ia some clever work done Ia IA 4
play tby Mt. Eitson aud the other
leading characters.
THE LYcEUM.
The Old, OH Story Rt tho Lyceum
In likely to draw large audience to-
night, judging rom ths advance sale.
Tho members OF the company are well
prepared fer the opening performance.
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High School Problem.

The board Of education committee
on buildings and grounds will meet
tonight to give special consideration TO
the question VI erecting a new city
high school. II 10 n vexed Problem
and ono on which the members Of the
board disagree somewhat. Whist the
outcome Will DO no man can sAy at tho
present
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engineer Of maintenance Of way Of the
Pacific system and the lines in OREGON.
Mr.. Curtis, In addition to tho duties Of
bis office, viii attend 10 such Quite, Of
the general manager as may from time
TO time be assigned MIN. This makes
MIR. Curtis duties practically the same
% they were under the late A. NJ.
Towne.
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raiAi railroad Accident.

ALTOONA, Pa, Dot. l0.-rwo men
were killed and one fatally aud several
slightly irlured IN collision ON the
Marunsburg branch OF tho Psnnsyi-
vania railroad today. a water train
consisting OF several tank cars hni
been ordered 10 proosed 10 the "Y"
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BRITISH ronoEs IN nnaxiL.

Tho sous Received FROM Indian
souTcss-turtbsr Particulars.
NEW YoRIS, Oc'. l0.-A special to
the Herald from Busnos Ay res GAYS
Rio Janelf0. Brazil, telegtaphs that
tho Information from Para relative TO
the march toward Venezuela through
Brizllian territory, Of an armed Brit.
ish force was brought there by the
officers OF M Amazon = Gamer, and
was obtained from Indian sources. II
IL expected that the next steamer
down the river will bring further news
OF the progress OF iho British force.
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opposed 10 IRE. Coinage.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. l8.-The second
days session OF the American Bank.
ers' association was called TO order
this morning by President O'Dell.
Chairman Il. W. Pollen read nm ex.
tensivs report from the executive
council, In reference to tho proposed
changes In the wording OF tho consti.
.u,ion. Banker Aldridge read paper
In opposition 10 FREQ coinage Of silver.
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Rev. smith. Trouble.

DENVER, Oct. l0.-Rev. Hyatt
Smith, u Cambridge, Mssi., appeared
before United States Couimissioner
Cspton today anu gave bonds for his
appearance NJ Boston to answer 10 thu
charge OF sending dsfamstory letters
through the mail u members OF hiu
congregations. Mr.. Smith says thv
charge 10 unioundsd. Hs will return
TO Boston next week to face his &C.
cuteTs.
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switches pear Hollidayshurg, 10 get
water for the Altoona shops and was
just pulling from the siiing 10 the
main track when the Maftinsburg
mixed train came around the curve,
full speed. The collision dem oiisbed
both locomotives and smashed several
tank cars. The passenger cars kept the
track,
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LONDON, Oct l6.-rhe firm LOT law
yers representing the widow Of Rev.
X. N. Durrant, Of WoOton rectory,
Kent, have written q letter TO the
newspapers, In which they cay her son
Theodors Ia In New ashland and that
the Theodore DurrAnl being tried In
San Francisco ON the charge OF muir
der 10 not related 10 tho family.
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william view. The n.,,,. Fields,

COUIcELEs. Oct. TO- Emperor
William ieit Chateau Urvilie on horse
bsck this morning t. visit the battle
nslds around Metz. The empress took
n train to Amanflsld and from there
will drive to 81. Private aud Grave
loite, where the emperor viii meet her
aud whore tney will lunch together.
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World. Record. nroL.p.

NApA, Cal, Dot. l6-waIter Foster
Yesterday broke two worlds records.
hH 9ne'thlrd mile paced ami the one.
snlu mile unpaced. Tho paced record
s brought down to 30 seconds Nat
~ no roue Third unpaced In 80 rs
i1c9nds. " " s'A
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n.pu biiean m.aaqunr.or. nemoy,a.

CHICAGO, Oc,.l0 After an In iormnl
conference OF tho members OF the
national committee OF the Republican
League today, the removal OF head
quarters from Chicago to Warrington
was practically decided upon, The
committee was asked TO adopt the
Iowa plan OF organization. Its main
features are congressional district and
county leagues.
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INDIAsAPOLIs, Oct l0.--Mautice
Perkins, we'll known newspaper
artist, jumped from tbs upper window
OF lhe city hospital this afternoon aud
was fatally injured. I
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EAST HAMPTON. MISS, Oct. To-
Ex.Lieuienaut Governor H9ratio q.
Knight died TO-DAY.
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President Cleveland does to Atlanta

WAsHIHdToN, OCT. l6.-Ths Presi-
dent, with the member. OF his cabinet
and ladies, wiz leave Washington on
MONDAY night and srhye at Atlanta
shout noon on Tuesday. They will
starr on the return from Atlanta on
Wednesday evening.
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DENVER, Oct. l0.-At the authorized
trial W. w. Hamilton rode two.thirds
OF a mile unpaced In l:Is 4-5, taking
4 10 seconds of the record.
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The npdy OF csr.n'. queen reu.d

YOKOHAMA, Oct. ld..--A dlstnteh
from Selule say, ,ao body Of the riut.
derei Queen or Cara has been found.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-19

walls considerably, as is shown in Fig.
|. The interior plan, Fig. 2, shows Il
most convenient arrangement of rooms
for making the home pleasant and
the housework as easy as house
work can well be. 1t is intended
that the house shall be heated by
furnace or boiler, in the cellar, while
opportunity is provided for open fires
in the parlor, library, hall and dining
room. The china closet is located be-
tween the kitchen and dining-room,
opening into each, so that the dishes
can be washed at the sink. which is be-
side the china closet, put into the
closet on the kitchen side and at meal
time taken out on the dining-room side.
The plant room has windows along it's
whole side, for the entrance of sun
light Two broad verandas furnish
abundant shade for summer resting
places.
Such n country house has been built,
and scarcely person entered the sec
ond floor during its construction who
was not surprised over the abundance
of room to be found there, where each
one expected to find so little This is
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-19
An Electrical Marine Log.

In the year 1878 Admiral Fleuriais, of
the French navy, brought out an cleo
trio log, which, after trials and inn
provements, was recently adopted by
the minister of marine. 1t may be de-
scribed as q small water mill with a
wheel consisting of cress arms tipped
with cups like the thermometer of Rob-
inson. There are two sets of four cups
mounted on the ends of the same axle,
and as they revolved in the water while
the ship moved a contact on the axle in
terrupted an electric current flowing
through a wire between the ship and
the log and sounded n telephone. The
note given out by the telephone was a
measure of the number of revolutions
per minute of the log and the speed Of
the ship. At high speeds, however, the
ear was not quick at recognizing the
note, and Admiral Fleuriais has SUBJ
stituted for the telephone an electric
bell, which is struck every twenty-four
revolutions of the mill wheel or vanes.
BY timing the interval between two
strokes of the bell the speed of the ship
Is Observation-Disclosures Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-19
NIuch- Married Folk,

st. Jerome mentions a widow who
had married her twenty-third husband,
who, in his turn, had been married to
twenty wives. A woman named Eliza
beth Massi, who died at Florence in
1856, had been married to seven hus-
bands, all of whom she outlived. She
espoused the last at the mature age OF
sixty. When on her death-bed she re-
called the good and bad points in each
of her husbands, and. having impartial
ly weighed them in the balance, she
singled out her sixth spouse as her
favorite, and desired that her remains
might be inferred near his. The death
of soldier is recorded in 1874 who had
five wives, and his widow, aged ninety,
wept over the grave of her fourth hus-
band.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-19

II have one objection to Mr.. Long
feeder" said u Texas landlady to a
friend. She was referring to one of
her boarders.
whats the matter with him?"
There is nothing the matter with
him ! only wish there was"
What do you complain Off"
MY dining hour is twelve, and he's
always an hour late. But that is not
the worst. Instead of coming at twelve
and eating for one, he comes at one and
eats for twelve, and am being showed
into bankruptcy. Texas Siftings.
The mysterious delays Of God ave
simply part of His plan to bring
higher good, and this will be especially
manifested ". l5) in larger faith, in
,learcr views of God, In better prep
'tioa for the work before us.