The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-25

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hold their cotton until it gets to nine
cents.
do you think he is after my money!
shouldn't wonder. He told me he
was figuring on marrying you. Life.
Washington is daily treated to the
sight of a United States Supreme court
Justice out on his ike, but he dosen't
create quite 20 profound a sensation as
does the wife of United States Senator
who bears down 800 pounds on her
wheel
The will of N. Pasteur, according to
Paris papers, reads as follows: This is
my testament. / leave to my wife all
that the law allows me to leave her.
May my children never depart from the
path of duty, and always have for their
mother that love which she deserves.
There is no evidence of a decline of
interest in PaderewskI. The sale of
tickets for the three concerts to be given
by him in New York November 4, 8 and
Is, opened Monday morning, and by
o'clock over 81 900 worth we're sold, and
it is expected that every seat will be
gone before the end of the week.
The Greensboro Record says that Miss
Lou Dodson, daughter of Capt. John
Dodson, graduate of Greensboro Fee
male College, is NJ. D., and physician
in charge of the Presbyterian Hospital
in Cincinnati. 1.-The world do move"
and in the right direction. There ought
to be woman doctor in every town in
North Carolina.
The Chicago health department has
declared, both diphtheria and typhoid
fever epidemic in that city The depart
ment reported $50 new cases of diph-
iberia last week, 40 40 per cent of
which were fatal. The epidemics are
charged to impure water, and the health
commissioner has issued a warning
against drinking unboiled water
The New York man whose wife found
him dancing with another woman and
ran her hat pin in his bosom clear up to
the hiIt cannot recover, but on his death
bed he refuses TO say that it was his wife
who dealt him the mortal wound. He
betrays something of that conjugal devo-
ton which suffering wives always mani
fest for their husbands when the crisis
comes. IC is rather refreshing to see it
reciprocated one in a while Boston
Herald.
Senator Teller, of Colorado, says the
silver Senators will insist on having s'le
place on the finance committee, made
vacant by the retirement of Senator
Mcpherson, and will demand that az a
condition of supporting the Republicans
in organizing the Senate He also ex-
presses the opinion that the President
will in his me sage recommend the re-
firing Of the greenbacks and says that
will reopen the financial question.
There are other charges against Ad-
miral Kirkland besides those referred to
in the report Of his recall and removal
from his command, some of them re
setting seriously against his character
as an officer and gentleman, 80 that
there is ample justification for the action
taken by the Secretary of the Navy.
Klrkland's great lack seems TO be in
good sense and self control, for there are
more than ordinarily plain hints that his
troubles are largely due to inability to
keep himself under proper restraint. -
Springfield r publican.
a good j ka is told on Judge Robinson
of what occurred at JACK On court An
Old gentleman, a tire-eatiDg Republican,
dressed ia bis big blue jeans pants and
loud-sq1 akng brogan shoes, rode twenty
miles To Webster TO gee what he had never
seen befOre-a Republican Judge Arriy-
ing after court opened, ne entered the
court room hig squeaking shoes maaing
the walls echo all arOuI d. Judge ROB
il s0n suspended business and gravely
watched his late supporter walk leisureIy
M the aisle, inside the bar, and on to me
most remote corner, where he III ned
around and stopped moment to inspect
the judge, when he was surpri ed to hear
in very peremptory tones from his Honor:
''Sit down. there! Sit down, shoes and
all, and don't get up till court adjoarns!
The old fellow sat still till recess, when
he went out and said he'd be dad blasted
if he ever voted for another Republican
Judge,