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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-26

The amusement of hunting up a
Bible name for the new Cleveland
baby caused many democrats to pour
over the leaves of book sadly
neglected 10y the adherents of that
political creed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-26

Colonel Waterson says that the
democratic party needs new leaders.
This is manifestly true, and it is
just as true that it is also badly in
want of men to do the following.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-26

Mrs. Cleveland has chosen a good
oldfashioned name for the daughter
who came to them few weeks ago,
The little girl has been named
Marion Cleveland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-26

Holy Writ says the rain falls on
the just and the unjust. We must
be mugwumps around here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-26
Lumon Gee,
IsI U. s. Pension Attorney
:. Justice Of The Peace
@ Insurance and Collections

Prosecutes all claims against the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and suspended.
Claims reopened and successfully prose-
cuted. have all the rulings of the
department as fast as issued
Give your business TO an old soldier
that is right here where you can see
and talk TO him. If you want advice
come and see me.
No fees unless successful.
Office over Vermeulen's Grocery
Alma. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-26

SHIRT WAISTS, WRAPPERS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, FANS
CORSETS, UMBRELLAS, ETC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23

Milford ~ sodrun, Gso Il. Cnnaon
irestIcut CSsiie..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23

the grea; GENITAL reservoir, to ei,Isr
outlet Of iuo cAnaI
Tue design for tue official souvenir
medal oi the Cotton states AMI lusci-
national Expedition was forwarded TO
WAshiuct8n last voek, wnete zoe
tnvdals will be nlnteu iFom ne gov
eminent coin tress. Tho meuals viii
be made frJLl bronze anu Will be toe
exact sizb 0i % silver quarter. On the
lace uf the medal Will be bale Of
cotton, on which Is perchei with
Uutslrsiolud Wi.kg, a flmliN. Va.
der the tale o. cotton are
SHOWN tho tars u the Ore ~ 1865,
with ,do year lsbj printed. Above ate
tue figures 1885. Around the edges %
tue medal are printed the words, "CJt.
Ton States Aau iutUf .aii0uRl E1posl.
thor" aHd at the lower side Il tho oiiu
ATE the wouls, "A,lanta, u" U. S,A..
september ID H, December 3l,i, lsg,.'
Ga the bauE u' tue moIsl win 40 e
viHuUIle Ut Henry W. Grady, I'D
around the ,dlci viii w, "Onicini
Souvenir Medal"
Toe meual wiIl ue very handsome Ia
deslgn, Sul Will be oOiau1 by the mil
lion.
Inc commit on woman's c)u-
rrcSsos Tor no Cotton States aud lu,,r.
national Exposition Is C imposed oil tie
iOlluWi"s llJItG
MtsdEiacn Aiuor, Cox, Grant VIII
kius, Is. W. W,nuu, Buuon smith, W.
a. uumphill, J. X Unl, William II.
DostOD, l. cbm.o-Aubtell, W. j.
N0fgh,u. W. L. Peel, JUsspn Moody,
Lewis Beck, W. Y. Atkinson, CLARK
Howell, Wlllium Kug, Lpllic
Belle WY, jones Jackson, frank
Roe, }. u, High, Ida Cramsr W. ".
Drautb Juuu, BtoHn, J. q. Oglesby,
hi'lUrk Melon, CyNieu Bairuan, l..
B. Nc'sHf, H. 10 , hb, a. l.. Buys,
90 rg6 g. yIJ-, -. l.. oanaily, JUscpu
tiinrh, ~. D.. love, Bowie 50.
u wt., ". u. Ellie, -. s. WhlItsiIg,
h. g.. HNIi, = sr' acruichius, JON
Temple UIat Il, Hugh AuEirr, Howell
JaCssyu, aL4 .L.ts.a Jualu Mrkuulfy,
lsuA ID rirY, Crime pt garb
Buau.u Lave, CARO- dufi1", Guf.
Gn.y, leo = Ucck, h,iIao nt uL.
iur, auu Aut.. Wallace; a.. .uu.ir
". upfIsn, , tt5uAi; ..is. u. Il. 10
100 .uOni sFtIH.u.g.
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nrEsl.a Oh roLIs.

The polls should ppel one hour alter
sunrise au DO closed VI tulsrt Sun
rsHB November o, 1855, at Z O'clock,
HHd zsts at $3.50, tun time. bianihri
time BE- - minutes aitof tng aua tim =.
Tlu Guusi OF Judges, casting Of bal
lots, siiyuIuious 10 tho Eimunus.
Fucker law AuI amnesty are dwolt
upon in detail. 80 officer ur soldier
u the United states army or other per.
son subject u military authority IL
eligible TO hold Uillcl or vJts uulrss nia
homr was IN the rorrllory al tbs Vine
Ui entering the service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23

oArH ron SEW EEot-IHY List ~ ELECr.
.uIs- QUALIFIED 10 NurL OK ADurriuN
ul ,uN-iiruItON AID ron STATE
OIIIlIUs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23
Rio
GRANDE
WESTERN
ITAEoARp oAUa
sins snn.r. 10 Effect, March 81 llli

Ior,r .nit tahs cay
No. .-'oi tingHAni, pf0VV. GfIud
Junction aEd all Tola's iAN tal
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IA, soc a., lo'sy, E,,i.....,... ;OpE
=, point, ,..;..- ..,.... .;;....,,,., sNIa
hnh aLi an iAiermedIals
points ....,.. ...........,,,.,..... sRpL
NJ. t-fOr kureks. faysou, Provo.
and all intermediate points t@Rz
"a tor ugdsr nni the NCst.... ~ asL
no l-for O2drn 4nt Tue NHgt..., lEaG
Arrive sAl. inA-tIty.
No i--FTom Provo. agAul junction
sad the Essl....,,,,.....,. l.pha
NO 3-ffom Provo, nTGud luncI1n
aud Ne HAST ..,,............ n.np
s-fTom Provo. lilnrham. Msnt
sauna, kutckA suH Ill iulgrs
mediate po!uts...,.:...--,. sBRE
NO J-ftOm Ogden ana informed
ave ptinlss.sssssss .ss,ss- ...sHs HNA
No, t-ttum EurckA Hnd faYnUu. 3Al
So g=from ufdsh ani 10 kaas oAG
No t=Ft0m ogden and tan Nras. iHta
only lins TuuLing through rullnAa fAi,
Sleeping cars salt Lake tlW 20 sau fTancuV
sAll lake tilY 90 Denver VIA Grand Jghgtla
aud salt Lake Clty 10 Kansas tily aud Ct.i'
30 via Colorado points.
Ihrough transit VI family slosper slla.l
irce reclining char cars salg lAts %
Denver.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v, End South
4, I. DODGE, Gen, Manager.
:, II, Ahtutk. franc Manager
D, A, MADLklsH, Gen, lAsssr Ar
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OUTING GOODS !

Make an outing, which depends upon
your outfit and the place where you
take It, Wherever you take yours you
should have an Al outfit selected from
our stock. We can supply you with
everything from A to Z on the list, Youl
make the biggest mistake this season II
you procure your outing outfit before
calling at the headquarters in Salt Lake
City Tor outing goods, The quality,
style and value OF everything we curry
puts all competitors far in the rear,
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hat | will also obey the act Of Congress
Of March ., lssT, entitled AN act to
amend an at entitled an aCi 10 amend
Section 1872 - the Revised statutes OF
the Uuii1d States iu reference tO blgstny
and for other purposes, approved March
End, ls-9," IN respect 81 tho crimes in
said act defined and forbidden, and that
/ will not directly or indirectly, aid or
abot, counsel or advise, any other person
to commit any Of said crimes.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this. 10000, dag ui.......l,Hj.
Deputy Registration omccr ior."."
Precinct.
Persons qualified to vote f1r Territorial
officers must take this oath 10 they have
not already done SOL before being regis
tcroI
JFIio with County Clerk
STATE.
oATH ron NEw rEot.InY LI-r ~ ELECr.
.uIl- QUALIFIED 30 NurI OK ADurTtuN
uI CONSTITUTIONS AND ruH STATE
OPTICIANS.
TrmuTpHY Oh UTAH. ls.
county u'.,.s..s.. ...s,.s..s....s }
......... ............. being duly sworn, ON
United States, and ON the jtu Day cot Np-
yUWu.r, lHl. will b1 over ~ year, Of
age. Chs. am now resident Of the Ter
fitUfy % itI, aud hay0 resided iherpin
continuously since tho 1.h DAY OF NO.
VomhpF, .-Hf"
reside %; So. ......... street, ......., city.
Subscribed and BNuru 90 before mo
this."....,day ui...........ls0I.
.,..,....... s.''.''ss..'''
Deputy RosI ual.on Umeor ior.."......
Precinct
PyrsUn. voting tur Str oMfars and
f0r or against Constitution U.o this
oath, N thry laNn NOS done 40 already.
Flo Nith rY Iaty r.cfk.l
oSsruurtosAL
Trmpuuw or urNu
County uh,at,,...,.,s.......u.. 80.
............... ........... ltrriuui.
.,..ss... .............s. uu yatH s"ulfs cor
Hiifm-. tlNt Ht iItu nest rlnr. .uu ...... VIII
BOO Il .U' HEu 90 tw,ntysrUb l-l| years
and upwards, NuG wiz hasu uHuu v.ai.
zen ut tho United ~.ates Tor uNuy 900
dAsH, Aud have resided Ia tho Ipfri|ury
OF Lmh ono 10 year, Ia tho county "
,.................... flour 90 months, and ia
'.,,............pf ociuut sixty .uuI days.
's,.ttt,ssss,t.,' a.ssss''t
Subscribed aud sworn tu before mo
this".'''day oia.....,,......, i'Ii.
tsss,s.ss .sstt. 100000 ...st....sf
Registration officer for..,......... precinct,
,,,,.,... 10000 county, UIah.
!. IL urrc.tHd That the registrars
should surull ai fomalo ulsctora In tho
'Hluo Book" ~ alphabetical order, uu
snNtrai" RACES, ~ A. 60 Doe readily dis.
liu ulsAOd. AMI iu al Instances the iirst
name should Boz signed ia iull.
tii0 with county clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23

CASH CAPITAL, g2u1,1'n
rAsH sIikPLts, slSJ,uvg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23

Reader, did you ever take SriMoSs
LIVER REGULATOR, the "ktNd or
LAYER MEpICINEs?n Everybody needs
take liver remedy. II isb sluggish OF
diseased liyor that impairs digestion
aud causes constipation, when the waste
that should DO carried on remains In
the body and poisons tho whole system
That dull, heavy feeling IL due IN q
Iorpid liver. Biliousnoss, Headache
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
Diseases Keep the liver active by Rn
occasional dOsS OF Simmons Liver RGg.
ulator and yOu'll get rid Of these trou.
blca, ana givo tono TO tho whole sys-
tenn Foi q laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator IA BETTER THAN PILLS. 10
ducsnot grippe, nor weaken, but greatly
refr,shus and strengthens.
Every package has the Red u
stamp on the wrapper. j. IL.
Zeilin ~ Co., Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23

Section {. Ila' la case Constitution
and state government shall De formed Ia
compliance VIVA tho provisions OF this
aci, ihp convention fufmius ,hU tutne
shall provide by ordinance iur submit.
ting arii constitution tp thu ru1pl1 u
said ap Tor o. ratification ur rejection,
u. lu election 10 bH held uu ihu Tuesday
nuNt ni.pr tho first Monday 100 Huyrm.
bUr oIgh Con hundred md nine y.ilyC,
at which election tho qualified yo,cr, u
said proposed siae shall yo.o diro,ly for
ur against tho proposed constitution, aud
Tor or against any provision, separately
submitted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23

envelopes, and the county court OF
each county should furnish two hAlln'
u1Ats for each uul., Oae Tor toe IeIfI-
tufial anu county officer, a3d one '5i
Slate tiiigefs nni 'Ou ,Iu Adoption tl
the Constitution" Ihsrs viii ba wv
s,s uf books TOT the iudsos nnI w"
rir ~ Ut envelopes fyr tho osllois, one
tHunJ to ue useI Tor the ballots TO Us lt'
ati.su far rsfritoTlsl and county
iilrsis, tho other I'u 'r the ballots
uf slate officers aud "Ol th' adoption
af The Constitution.| IHtt0 viii sl'3
10 Uol lists OF puaJus yotnE UPON
whioh should ue written tue names q!
Voters auI In tue rJId'aHH HppIsito he
same should UciDo'UhteIl' tne marx
81 Tor whiun uiais 90 .hi s,r- ballots
uay no uast. Before iUHuE the polls,
sue ballot ugxts tNIuid gs carefully hnt
publicly sXAnIuyl los toe Judge, who
should satisfy t4rutB,yss mat nOihiut
!. there n. Tauy sSJulI thtu be- locke .
A. q tue h,ys delivered 10 toe pfssidlns
juuge anu got % VI Opened dufiug the
election.
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For sale by z, c. NJ. l.. Clark ~
dredge & Co., Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo \
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11
THE NATIONALS GAME.

Tommy Mccarthy has captured St.
Joe.
Baltimore sold Dan Brouthers to
Louisville.
Bill Kreig is hitting the ball powerful
hard for Rockford.
Strauss is the record man on the bat
ting order for Minneapolis.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

Umpire Snyder is improving in his
work and If he would give the players
to understand that he was boss OF the
diamond he would not have half the
trouble. Take little advice, Mr.. Sny.
der and tell the players that if any but
the captain question your decision that
you will fine them and show them that
you mean to keep your word and they
will think more Of you.
Omaha has been claiming the services
Of George Darby all SESSION, and at last
they got him from Kansas City by pay
ing $500. There is no doubt but Shat
Darby is good pitcher but he won't
have everything his own way in this
league. There are great many people
in Lincoln who know base ball and
study the players records for seasons
back and there is no use Of Omaha try
ing to deceive the people about their
salary list. The limit in this league is
$500 per month. Darby received s225
in Kansas City. do you think he would
consent to sign with Omaha for less?
Then take the rest Of the team with
players like Lehman, O'Brien, Ulrlch,
Shaffer and Donnelly and figure how
much eacn one would be getting if they
were within the limit.
There was CONSERVATION in the local
camp when Toledo defeated the Done"
Browns by a score of to 5. This is the
way Sheridan of the Globe Democrat
expressed himself: 1T is the veriest
nonsense to attribute yesterdays defeat
to Clarkson's wildness. Six runs is not
too much to allow a team like Toledo
and besides it was Clarkson's first game
this season. Like the other pitchers,
Clarkson is all right. The team can't
lat. Some Of them never will bat.
They are not able to hit man tied to a
post. Lose 'em, Mr.. Buckenberger, lose
'em. Don't bring them back to st.
Louis, whatever you do. You will be
welcome, but that team never will
Can't Mr.. Won der Abe give some of
them away and go forth upon the lots
where he got Breitenstein and PETIT?
There are hundreds of amateur ball
players in st. Louis who can put up a
better game than several OF the best
paid men on the team"
early in the spring l was fearful of
the results of trying Stafford at
second base. l still believe it would
have been wise policy to have bought
the release of McPhee or Childs, even
at a price as high as 5000 or $4,000
Then there would have been no chances
taken whatever. My opinion Of Stafford
is changing after seeing him play few
games. He is not a McPhee nor q
Childs, and it is scarcely probable that
he will ever equal either IN work at
second base; but he does surprisingly
we'll. His playing in Philadelphia was
30 promising that it attracted attention
and won for him downright praise from
several local newspapers. Jims
modest demeanor makes him popular
with players Of other clubs, and every
of the Philadelphia nine found
lime to give him a word Of praise and
The above is from
he pen of o. P. Caylor, who is author.
mn
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11
CANFIEl.D AND PRIZE FIGHTS.

Last weeks CouRIER ID. authority for
the following statement which came as
an echo from the distinguished
pugilistic parlors Of which this centre OF
learning and intelligence seems to boast:
while the croscd was waiting for the
the fight to begin, someone suddenly
said, There's Chancellor Garfield
There was man present who looked
like the chancellor, but he assured The
COURIER pugilist that he was not
Garfield"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

Will that love that delighteth only
in tender acts and noble deeds-that
constraineth the soul to reach up even
to the throne after the good gifts that
await the ardent seeker, never plume
her golden wing and fly to the rescue
of the race?
GOOD men! if you pant for glory,
II you sigh to live in story,
If you burn with patriot zeal,
Sieze this bright suspicious hour,
Chase those venal tools from power
Who subvert the public veal"
Myra E. Olmstead
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

m1Cl4lulSt duu SOuOA al g
The game at CORTLAND tomorrow vii
be championship contest.
Lincoln people would like to see Has
kell umpire the next series here.
Mike Lawrence is a manager he hai
the Waterloo, Iowa team in charge.
Jimmy Sullivan is batting well al
present and if he holds up his lick he
will pass the 800 mark.
The Des Moines boys keep up theiI
lick while at home, but when they strike
the road they will receive some rough
treatment.
People who witnessed Wednesdays
game saw Mr.. Ebrigh. make two wild
throws. This is the first time he has
ever done this.
We have got the best corps Of pitchers
in the Western association. Each club
that has been here this year has one
fairly good pitcher md two dummies.
Manager Ebright gave Meyers his
release Wednesday evening. Myers was
taken sick the next day after he report
ed in Lincoln and has been quite an ex-
pense to the club.
One Of the umpires uses seven mar
bles for an indicator; three of them are
black and four white. When man
gets a strike he passes black marble
from his right hand to his left, and il it
is ball he hands white one over.
Tommy Mccarthy has signed with the
st. Joe club and when he comes to Lin
coin the fans will give him an ovation.
Last year Tommy was one Of the hardest
workers in this league and his inability
to hit the ball is all that prevented him
from getting a situation in Lincoln this
year.
Glenn Kimmerer succeeded in shutting
the Quincy boys out up to the sixth in
ming when two hits, stolen base and
a passed ball let in q run. Up to this
time but two hits had been made off
him. After it was impossible to shut
the club out he let down and in the
next three innings they scored five runs.
Hoffner, who pitched for Grand Island
few seasons ago, has caught on with
the Baltimore club, and Saturday he
went against the Brooklyn team and
shut them out. The New York World
in commenting on the game says that
if his work in this game is a sample Of
what he is going to be Baltimore has
the greatest find OF the season.
How are these for nicknames: The
Peorias are the "Distillers," the Omahas
the "Omahogs," the Quincys the
"Brownsox," the Lincolns the Missing
Links" the st. Joes the SINNERS" the
Des Moines "Traffley's Tubs" the Jack
sonvilles the Infants" and the Rock.
fords the "Nicol Plates. Rockford Re-
gister- Gazette.
This is probably the last season that
Lincoln people will have to watch Kid
Speer. He is too fast for this league
and there is no doubt that he will be in
the National league next season. just
why Chicago picked up Moran and left
Kid Speer, people will never understand
as the Kid is a better man at bat and
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

II, indeed. our worthy chancellor so
closely resembles patron OF these
fighting resorts as to be mistaken for
such person, we would suggest-in
the name Of good order, common
decency, humaness; and in behalf Of
our city Of schools, the fair reputation
OF our noble state university, and the
credit OF our glorious state-that he
who 30 grandly represents all these
fundamental elements OF our states
ultimate possibilities. obligingly change
or modify that something" which likens
him to the man who fraternizes with
sports" and fistic champions.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

1t has long been question of dis
turbing momentum to my mind how il
is possible. in this startling age of reality
when thinking souls the world over
appreciate now, more than Shen Long
fellow wrote it, that
Life is real life is earnest;
And the gr-se is not its goal;
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11
Dust thou art. to dust returnest
Was not spoken OF the soul,,-


in this ago Of ideality when that innate
fondness Of beauty and excellence we're
never 90 forcibly stamped on the pro-
auctions Of the reasoning mind and
placed within 90 easy reach Of all, that
this foul and bloody monster OF
"pugilisn" should thus feed and thrive
on the very fat Of the land while honor,
clothed in rags, must beg it's way.
At the spread feast Of this vengeful
fiend sit intoxication, blasphemy,
lewdness, riot, bloodshed and murder;
yet with brazen assurance he filings
wide the doors, and sends out his
heralds to invite the guileless youts.
who flock to onr city from all sections Of
the surrounding country to partake OF
the intellectual advantages SO literally
proffered, to consort with them and
banquet at their board.
In all pugilistic encounters, 80 far l
have been able to discover from news
paper reports, the drawing Of first
blood" is the signal for the rise Of
enthusiasm among the onlookers. and
fIom that stage on it increases in
power az blood flows more freely until
it reaches the climax en- rapport when
the vanquished victim lies a conglomer-
ate mass of bruised flesh. broken
bones and strea ming wounds. Mystery
OF mysteries; that man, fashioned by an
infinite mind, should take such supreme
delight in cruelty, torture, and writhing
agony OF fellow creature! To what
race Of savages do we belong that such
things may be tolerated in our midst.
saying nothing Of being encouraged?
Instead Of man being created but
"little lower than the angels" such
tetes as these force every sober-minded
person to the conclusion that man him
self chooses to be rated but trifie in
advance Of the ferocious beast of the
forest.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11
i. j Thorpe s. Co.,
GENERAL BICYCLE REPAIRERs
in all branches.

hard prices
All kinds Of Bicycle Sundries. $40 s. 18th 81.
Machinist and General Repair Work. LINCOLN
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

Fortunately for the chancellor, the
resemblance cannot be in physiognomy
Cor, looking into his kindly, radiant face
and beaming, intelligent eye, one utterly
fails to discover the slightest trace OF a
"thirst for blood" or desire to see it
fienrishly drawn from his brothers veins
through merely brutal instinct.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

Fortunately again for the
chancellor, the figures that most
frequently sport the latest styles, the
longest getaways. the most neatly
turned patent leather points, are less
often crowned with brainy head than
otherwise; and so our good chancellor,
with head swollen to an unusual size
by its enormous brain, may safely dress
as he pleases. since one glance at his
supper story" will easily place him.
And as he is never anything less than
faultlesly neat and eminently present
able, we fail to note any possible chance
through neglect Of personal appearance,
fer this accredited resemblance to a
pugnacious sport. Indeed, as matter
OF curiosity, we should really like to
discover how any one would dare
breathe the chancellors name in con-
nection with any frequenter of such
places. 1t is generally conceded that a
man is known by his company; hence
is becomes more mystifying what CON-
binations Of outward appearance could
have suggested his personality upon
such occasion.