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REvENoE.-De Bann-nI don't think ths Gumbys liked that ehafng-dish we gave them for wedding present. Mrs. De Bann Why notla De Bann-"I met Gumby to- day, and he invited us around 10 eat some thing, they arc going to cook in it.n- Brooklyn Life.
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One of the most eminent mechan- ieal engineers in England, Joseph Nasmyth, favors the driving of ma chinery with cotton ropes in place of leather bands. AS result of many years experience and close observa- tion, he states that for heavy main drives it is both more economical and effective to use a series of ropes work ing in seperate grooves.
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office of thenew- ly appointed pc lice commission CTS is marked. It may surprise cer- tain stars of the force t O learn that the conmis- sioners have a somewhat novel
 way of finding out for them selves how the
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colored citizens of the metropolis complain t h a t in no city in America are they treated with less deference than in New York.
 They form no in- significant frac- tion of the vot- ing population, but are not rec ognized in the political sense.
 There is not a
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SHE HAD HER OWN WAY.-"Have you heard from your daughter since she started on her wedding toura Is she happyPn sVery much so. Only think, in Venice she com menced to have her own way ill everything, and ever since they left Rome she has carried the purse I''-Tagllchc Rundschau.
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OUTLAwED.-Mrs. Nidlage-'Afte you've been married year or more, my dear, you'll know better than to tell your husband that he owes you a lifetime of devotion" !" Mrs. Younglove-"And why, pray7" Mrs Midlage-aBecause he'll be sure to plead the statute of limitation "-Harlem Life.
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QRIs' EYES

CUTTING IN THE MAX duCt, Ht WOuIU
 QRIs' EYES. be in no way dls- tinguishable from the army of the jeun- esse doree. But in addition to being the most fashionable man in the me tropolis, he is as witty and brilliant as he is superb in all that pertains to the fine cut of being gentleman. He is very conspicuous just now on account of the mention made of him by Marquis de Castellane in that abusive letter he wrote about us Castellane did not mention young Cutting by name but he spoke of him as young American he had met and one of the few who had been able to com
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-"Conspicuous by it's absence" is an expression used by Lord John Russell in a speech made by him April 6, 1850. The expression is however, as old as Tacitus, having been employed by that historian in exactly the same way as by Lord John Russell, who. being a thorough classical scholar, no doubt translated it and adapted it to his own uGa
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"WHAT is this?" exclaimed the prima don na, as she crumpled the print cd sheet, threw ''What is the matter, my dear4' asked her husband. "A brand of piano has been placed on the market without my knowl- edge, and I have not written testimonial saying it is the finest instrument l have ever used. This is the first time that such thing has happened. n-Boston Transcript.
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During the Franco-Prussian war the Germans fired 30, 1000, 900 rife cart ridges and 368, 900 charges of artillery, killing or mortally wounding 77,000 Frenchmen, showing that 400 shots were required to kill or mortally wound one man.
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{ h e untinely taking off of NJ s P aa r an Stevens. When
 Mrs. Paget, the deceased lady s daughter, g 0 t back from Flu rope, she dis covered a lively distaste for the p e O p1 e h CT m a m m a had
 picke d up, ''
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Thomas Jefferson had the dignifled bearing of an old-time gentleman. In his manner he was generally cold, but with friends would unbend his dignity and be as sociable as anyone could de-
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dency has just begun to assume formidable pro portions and is more than like ly to continue to d develop. The s i t Il a t i O n brought about in consequence of this fact is so novel as to be worth special consideration.
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''Now," SAID Ii Hung Chang, '1et us definitely understand the terms of the treaty.n "Certalnly,n replied the mikado, ''that's very simple The terms of the treaty are cash. Washington Star.
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When You Want n Thresher,

Horse Power, Swinging or Wind Stacker, Saw Mill, Self Feeder, or an Engine, ad- dress the J. I. CASE T, Nj. Co.,, Racine, Wis. They have the largest Threshing Machine plant in the world, and their implements may be relied upon as tle best. Business estab- lished 1s42. Illustrated catalogue mailed free.
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GAaas-"The fin dc siecle bonnet of tho season doesn't seem to be larger than a humming bird" Waggs-"T That's true; but if 1t was built in proportion to it's biti it ought to be as large as au ostrich "-N. Y. Tribune.
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PASSENGER (alighting from cab) )-"What's the charge?" Cabman-"One shilling" Passenger9"WelI, that's quite reasonable. 1 knew from your face that you wouldn't be extortionate." Cabman-''Thankee. know by your face that you'd be too mean to pay more than the legal fare without 8 lawsuit u-Tit-Bits.
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PAssEYaER-"W What is the train waiting 50 long for here?n Conductor-"T engineer exhausted the steam by blowing the whistle too long. .n-Fliegende Blaetter.
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"uAvE you heard that the big sleeves are going out George, dear!" Yes, my love, 1 have, but don't believe it." "Why not, pray2n 'I don't believe they can get through the door. n-Harper's Bazar.
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"I DO not think Binlts was entirely to blame, but there are some features of the case which look dark for him.n "What are theyW Mrs. Binks' Life.
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So DEvoTEDLY does the Hubbite love his native city that when he calls to the tele- phone gil: "Give me Boston," he invari- ably add, involuntarily, tor giyeme death. J -BostGl Transcript.
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To SATISFY HIS CURIosITY.@tWhat are you doing on the bureau, Tommie4' 1sStandin' before the lookin glass; said Tommie 'sWanted to see how I'd look f was twins. ,,-Harper,s Young People.
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lnUeIlecUQdl dHu physical perfec- t i O Il a s MT.
 Brockholst Cut ting. Were this young man, who is going abroad in a very short t i m e t o b e merely ry E Il g Ii s Il and very fashionable in his appear
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VISITOR in museum) -'sWhy don't you FgS grae too bieh e dord ie
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"YoU'LL please look over this small bill,n exclaimed the dun. The debtor took 1t, and then said he, with weary smile: "I'd rather overlook tn-Philadelphia Record.
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The Pa get War.

The Gou1ds have received a very se- were social setback due, it appears, to
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ROBBINS -"Higbee is genius" Brad- ford-"Can do anything, supposeln Rob bins" Yes, anything except make living" Truth.
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peeted here dur in the first W eek in June, she will repair almost immedi- ately to New port and open Beeehwood.= She will remain in this pTn cely abode untiISep- tember, e X ept fora day or two spent at Lenox, Miss. where she
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BEWARE of falling into the performance of any religious duty simply to be well spoken of by men.-Ram's Horn.
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Ptso's Cure for Consumption relieves the most obstinate coughs-Rev: D; BUoH- MUELLER, Lexington, Mo, Feb. 24, '94.
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WHEN lightning strikes it admits of no arbitration. Texas Siftings.
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Snmner Moves.

When Mrs. William Astor returns to New York from Paris, and she is ex-
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A Modern Beau.

It is not likely that New York society 7ill soon see such an embodiment of
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Colored Citizens oholeric.

Mayor Strong is soon to be made ac- auainted with another grievance. The
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christIne rWins Outdone.

A German woman of New York city recently gave birth to twins who were joined at the hips from the lower part of the sacrum to the eoccyx Their legs. arms and other members and or0ans are perfect The space covered bv the joint is about two inches long and three broad. The babies weigh fourteen pounds together, feed and sleep well. They cry together.
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The Police TmDroyinP.

The improvement in the police force of New York since the induction into
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"Do YOU believe in original sinl' 'No most of them are plagiarized. .'-Puck.
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AT THE SEA SHORE.


 den-Sloane wedding. The new Astor mansion in the metropolis will be ready for occupation in the early au- tumn, and hither will Mrs. Astor go for the rest of the year. MT J. J. Astor begins a. sea voyage on his yacht in few weeks, and in August he joins his mother at Newport. Mrs. Coleman Drayton will spend the summer in New England and is likely to remain away from New York until November. It has escaped obseryation-so closely i'm mured does this lady remain in her brothers fine house on Fifth avenue that Mrs, Drayton has had a severe att tack of illness. Nervous prostration is the name given to her malady, and that it has made serious inroads upon her health is gathered from the fact that her mother, Mrs. Astor was eabled and that her brother returned to America in something of a hurry. It is gathered that some of her trouble is due to diff culties thrown ia her way by her hus- bands legal representatives when she wishes to see her children. The rest of the swagger set will be at the seashore, and, as au unusually large number of marriageable men and maids are about, the autumn weddings will presumably be numerous, when we consider the fa- vorite seashore diversion.
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM TOWN,
How the Morton Girls Are Killing
 Their Papa's Boom.
NIT. Cutting and Prince of waIes-How Some Men of Millions Will Spend the Warm Weeks-CoIored Citi-
 zens Are ChoIerio.
foopYRrGHT, 1895 1

A most unexpected impediment to the Levi P. Morton boom for the presi-
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AN authority on anthropology says that the ears of women arc set further forward on the head than those of men,
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SCENE IN TAMSUI FORT, FORMOsA

o hepture  strongto
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WASHINGTON MEMORIAL ARCH, NEW YORK.


 naton 1ent the gton Il rau S o nd andwi cated n
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Hag M EHFE EA Everybody to write ms for W sa PF;eeSs; PeS;ss of Sewing ar6 Hashinss ments. Ee6Egs, Mo- a92 Second St., Memphis, Tsna. ss-sAkR TEI3 PAPERs ssy ysa
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G V ( I y U 0 u y knows how fash
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consideration.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12

the back parlor, the library, the
halls-and discover no trace of the
Ionged-for sheet, which probably
has been dissolved into ashes, fluff
and smoke, to save Bridget a little
trouble You might charge your
self with seeing that no paper is
ever destroyed until it is a whole
week old. Also, when a paper
contains an item or a story which
will probably interest grandmother
or Uncle Roger in another town,
it is very sweet in you to slip
wrapper around the paper, first
marking the column in question,
and mail it to the person to whom
it will give pleasure. DO not for
get the marking. Nobody likes to
spend morning hunting for the
reason why paper has been sent
to him-Mrs. Sangster in Harper's
Round Table.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12
1t Would Save Much Trouble,

Somebody in the house, and it
may as well be you, dear daughter
Jane or Charlotte, should take it
upon herself to see that the daily
papers are not spirited off to line
closet shelves or kindle the kitch-
en- fire before they are a week old.
Father often wishes to refer to last
Thursdays Sun or Tribune,
Brother Tom wants another look
at yesterdays STAR or the Weekly
Record or Register, whatever the
tavorlte paper may be. Nothing
is more annoying than to search
the house over-mother's room.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12
Combining Business and Pleasure.

A Kensington f1agman at a rail
road crossing has his own device
for a trysting place. HIS duties
keep him busy all night long at the
flag and the gates. Then when be
is asleep by day his sw.:, theart, a
neighbor's rosy-cheeked daughter,
is away from home at work. His
predicament has worried him II he
should neglect his post for even a
quarter Of an hour during an even
ing to call at the home Of his
charmer the gates would be left
40, aud some walfarer might be
killed by wildcat locomotive at
the crossing. So Mir. Flagman the
other night evolved and enter
tanned a happy thought.
There is a vacant house with an
amp Y shaded vrranca only twenty
feet from his crossing. Upon this
porch be placed an easy chair from
the parlnr at home. The sweet
heart was c"vertly Informed that
the chair was there and that it
would certainly bc vacant from 8
to 9 nightly, unless she should c"u-
sent to fill it. and that it was big
enough for two. The chair j. now
fully occupied each evening; the
lovemaking IS not neglected and
yet all the trains and waytarers
and wildcats are properly watched
and dflagged.-Philade!phIa Record.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12
Died.,

A telegram received from Jack
sonville last night announced the
death of Herbert A. Bishop at
Ashev1lle, N. c., last Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Bishop had suf-
cred for some time from bronchial
affections, and his death had been
expected for some time.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12

Mrs. A. Mcintyre is visiting
IN Georgia.
Jersey Block Ice Cream tomor-
row Saturday at Gray's.
Fame, Florida's favorite Melon,
on Ice tomorrow at Gray's.
A. Mcintyre has returned from
a business trip to Jacksonville.
Honduras Pineapples tomorrow
Saturday at Charles Constans'.
Mrs. DR.. Newsom and family
went to Brooksville today to visit
for few days.
Mrs. Will Mock, who has been
quite sick for some time, is conva-
lescent now.
Collector King told a STAR re-
porter this morning that notWith-
standing the dull times they had
taken in over $1,000 the past week.
Mrs. II. Stacy, at corner of Mag
nolia and Fifth street, will want a
few good gentleman boarders at
s.. 50 per week, Best of accom-
modations in town for the money.
I7-tf
The ladies of St. Margaret's S
Guild will serve lunch and ice
cream at the stand recently occu-
pied by Zacharias, all through the
day tomorrow Saturday. Lunch
25c,; ice cream and cake, popular
prices, and the hot and weary ex-
cursionists can refresh themselves.
Grand Cheap Excursion on the
+. c, & 2. to Fernandira-Special
tram leaves Oca:a Sunday, July IA,
at 7 a. m. Returning, leaves Fer
nandina $50, giving 4 to 5 hours
at Amelia Beach. The finest beach
and best bathing on the Atlantic
coast. Go and enjoy the sea
breezcs. Fare for the round trip,
Ocala and Citra, 81.
Mr.. ]. I. Yonce, of App et"n
City, Mo, who has been on few
weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Robert r. Carroll, of this city,
leaves on the midnight train for
his Missouri home, highly pleased
with Florida, and says that upon
his return in the course of a year
he hopes to see great strides in the
new orange industry. His daugh-
ters, Mrs. Robert r. and Miss
Mona, will follow him in a few
days to spend the summer with
their mother in Missouri.
w. E. Thomas has gone into
partnership with Colonel Adam
Eichelberger for the purpose of
manufacturing cigars from Florida
leaf exclusively. The factory will
be located on the colonel's farm
just outside of the city, where
they expect to employ from IS to
20 men, and will commence opera
tions Monday. They have sent
off samples of their goods and in a
few days expect to receive several
large orders. This is a very worthy
enterprise, and should meet with
hearty cooperation from our peo-
pie. This will be the opening
of the manufacturing Of Florida
tobacco in Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12
Excursion Rates to Crystal River and
HomOSaSSa.

The Plant System will sell tick
cts to Crystal River and Homo
sassa. one fare tor the round trip,
every Saturday, good until the fol-
lowing Tuesday. For local and
through tickets call on c. +, FARES,
city ticket agent, Ocala House.
The STAR is the paper that will
keep you posted upon all current
events. twenty-five cents will
get it for one month.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12
C. B. S. BROOKS.

Proprietor of the only first class
Colored Barber Shop in the city.
| have taken charge Of my old
stand on Exposition ST, three
doors west of First National Bank
building and solicit your patronage
| am fully prepared to do Shaving,
Hair Cutting and Shampooing in
the latest style. Only first class
men employed. Give me a call.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-12
IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN.
Something's You Know and Some
things You Don't Know.

Capt. J. H. Welsh, of W'elshton,
was in town yesterday.
Z. C. Dorsey, of Dunnellon, was
at the Montezuma yesterday,
ID. Ghiotto, of Luraville, Fla,
was in the brick city yesterday.
d. L. Whetston, of High
Springs, was in town yesterday.
S. J. McCully, of Early Bird
phosphate mines, was in town yes
terday.
II. T. Huske, of Tampa, was
registered at the Ocala house yes
terday.
F. A. league and w. E. Allen
have gone to Tampa on official
business.
Miss Ella Hotze leaves this week
for Baltimore. She will return in
the fall.
T. P. Lloyd, of Brooksville, is
stopping at the Ocala house for
few days.
Mrs. T. c. Wright, of Lake
Weir, is visiting her fathers fam
lily in this city.
S. w. league left on the noon
train today for Gainesville, where
he goes on business.
Tonight the prize hose company
will begin their training. The
boys wish a supply of crows oil to
rub on their muscles.
What has become of our tele
phone system? We thought we
should have been hearing "Hello,
Central !" long ere this.
A nice suit of furnished rooms
to rent, consisting of bed room,
dining room and kitchen; close to
square, nice location. Address
2. O. Box IS. I3.Iw
Vim. Ross and A. II. Agnew
have gone to Ormond-by-the-Sea
to spend a few days breathing the
soft and balmy breezes.
c. L. Bittinger, city editor of the
Banner, returned today from Ma
con, Ga, where he has been at
tending the peach carnival.
The Choral Society rehearsed
last night in the Witness Hall and
edited the passers by with some
excellent music from the opera by
Gilbert & Sullivan, the Pirates of
Penzance.
Jacob Klein wishes us to state
that he moved his business from
near the first Baptist church in
stead of from near McCarthy's
store, as we stated, to his new
stand west of the square.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve refreshments next Sat
urday at the store room formerly
occupied by Mrs. Sternberg.
Lunch, ice cream and cake will be
served The above will also be
served at night.
c. c. Carroll, formerly of Citrus
county, Fla, and late of Appleton
City, Mo, has opened up a real
estate exchange and immigration
agency at Melbourne, Indian river,
Fla. Mr.. Carroll is the father of
r. r. Carroll, of this office Mr..
Carroll says "The future outlook
for the Indian river country is
very bright, notwithstanding the
damage done by the recent freeze.
There will be full pineapple crop
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
Havana.
ENGLAND AND THIS CONTINENT.

ENGLAND AND THIS CONTINENT.
The spark that smouldered until it fired
the war OF 1912 between the United States
and Great Britain was the Illustration OF
the plan OF Cheat Britain to secure the
great territory on our southern border
then known as the Province Of Iouisiann.
now divided up into fifteen States OF the
Union. NAPOLEON BoNApARrE sold this
tract to the United States for the absurd
sum of fifteen million dollars, preferripg
to part with II TO the United States than
let England have II, just as Russia chose
to give us Alaska rather than to hsy, II
go to swell British possessions. That was
in 1903. A policy OF hsrassing American
commerce followed on the part OF Great
Britain, which eliminated in 1907 in the
attack on the American frigate Ches-
apeake by the British ship Leopard, but
Eve years Of diplomatic negotiations en-.
sued before Congress declared war against
England and thus seemed to open the way,
as the British hored, ,or the conquest OF
Louisiana. As specimen OF british
diplomacy, persistent aud determined,
with single eye to British aggrandize-
ment, the whole schems, covering nine
years in its development finds, a parallel
only in the wars OF NAPOLEON.
England has let US pretty well alone
since the treaty OF Ghent and she is likely
to avoid further conflict. Except on the
principle that might makes right, I'm.
glands warfares with other nations have
as often as not been wrongfully wsged.
II she has ambitions in the Western con.
tinent she is likely to push them conscr-
vativeiy now that her politicians under.
stand that the United ststes claims an in.
tores, in doings over here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
ABOUT JANUARY 1st

THE NEWS will print an edition de.
signed to illustrate comprehensiveIy the
commercial, industrial and financial life
Of the fine city OF Providence as " is en-
Joyed today. Our Representatives on their
rounds have been received most cordially,
and II shall be the aim OF THE NEws cor.
poration to body in this special issue
facts, ngures and general information that
shall be OF permanent interest ana bene-
at to all our business men who identity
themselves with II and to tue communi-
~ at large. Commensurate with the
Importance ofthe task II Is proposed TO
make this issue OF The NEWS the most
imposing ever Issued by our plant and
fhst shall be the peer OF anything ever
published In the towns credit to our
city, our patrons and ourselves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
THE BALTIMORE HORROR.

There does not seem to be any practical
moral to be drawn from the horror in
the Front Street Theater at Baltimore last
night. More than score OF persons were
crushed and trampled TO death, needless
Iva result Of uncomfortable panic among
couple OF thousand persons packed to-
gether in an auditorium from which exit
was probably not so easy as IT should be
from such place. There was q wild
stampede and under like circumstances IL
will be repeated, for all the terrible ex.
ample it affords.
A calamity OF this sort is, after all, for.
tonately rare in thesters and in most
cases they are as pi;iably without a
cause that appeals to temperate after.
consideration. But no such calamity
should be possible, with or without
cause A crowd in theater can conc,s,
quickly and with some danger, but there
are sufficient means Of exit, such conRes.
tion can never become serious. certainly
not 80 sppsliingly serious Hs this Bslti.
more calamity. Exits from any hail
where people congregsie should bs so
numerous that TIE reieasing OF a crowd
may be matter Of seconds rather than
minutes. II is no great trick OF architec.
turs to cut holes in a wall.