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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
Fire in Hot Springs.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. %
Fire here early this morning dis
troyed the Pacific hotel, Central
avenue; Crescent house, adjoining
Valley livery stables, Jewish syna-
gogue and five cottages. Loss S75,-
600 which is only partly insured
Fire caught in the Pacific hotel
very mysteriously, building being
unoccupied except by watchman
in charge of the furniture. The
guests in the Crescent escaped, but
all their personal effects and the
house furniture were destroyed.
Or. Mnes' Pufss Esyrs are guaranteed 70 se0g
headache in 20 minutes "One cent dQsss
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
PoE'S COTTAGE
It Will Be- Torn Away if Not
Purchased For a Memorial,

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The
Shakespeare society has just held
its first meeting in the Poe cot
tage at Fordham. The principal
feature of the occasion was an adj
dress by President Appleton Nor
gan. The particular object of his
remarks was to get those individ-
uals who wish to perpetuate the
memory of Edgar Allen Poe
sufficiently interested, to contribute
toward purchasing the Poe cottage.
The cottage is for sale and if it is
not purchased in the near future it
will have to be RACED for the widen
ing of the Kings bridge road,
which will cut the old cottage just
in half. The building is in a very
dilapidated condition, but it is
thought it can be moved. Thos.
w. Keene and Augustin DAILY have
already contributed toward the
fund, promising to give benefit
performances for the fund at some
prominent theatre.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
Mime: Melba Again in America.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 49,
The thirty-eighth annual festival
of the Worcester County Musical
association will begin today, and
continue to September 81. Nine.
Melba will be the principal So
prano, and will make her first APP
pearance in America this fall on
this occasion. The other singers
who will take part are Nine. Elene
B. Eaton, Mrs. Seabury G. Ford,
Nine. Lillian Blauvelt, Mrs. Carl
Alves, Mile. Carlotta Desvignes,
William III. Rieger, J. c. Bartlett,
A. G. Thies, Mr.. j. II. Mckinley,
Carl E. Duff, William Keith and
Mr.. G.. Campanari. The instru-
mental soloists will be Richard
Burmeiter, piano; Franz Kneisel,
violin; e. M. Heindel, flute, and
M. Schuecker, harp. The Boston
Symphony orchestra will take part
as usual, and there will be four
conductors-Carl Zerrahn, Franz
Kneisel, Jules Jordan-who will
conduct his Barbara Frietchie"-
and Frank Van der Stucken, who
will bring out for the first time his
"Festzug" for orchestra and organ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
WARM IN THE CAPITAL,
The Red Flags in Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 23.-
Great precautions have been
adopted for the protection Of the
palace of the Sublime Porte, owing
to the discovery of a Macedonian
plot to blow up the buildings with
dynamite.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
Another County Seat Fight.

NIoBRARA., Neb., Sept. 23.-
Judge Robinson, of the Ninth
district, required the board of
supervisors of Knox county to
show cause why it did not obey
his peremptory writ of mandamus,
compelling the board to call spe-
cial session for the relocation of
the county seat. 1t was issued
September II, and the board had
in the meantime, found that there
were not enough, after deducting
the repetition of names, for the
board to legally call the special
election and adjourned before the
writ could be served. The men,
bers were again brought in and
made answer to the writ. The
judge fined four of the board $15
each and costs of suit. This is a
revival of the old fight which has
disturbed Northern Nebraska for
years. A large crowd is in the
city to see the matter through.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
Warmer Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 90. - For
Eastern Texas: Fair, preceded by
showers on the coast today; north
erly winds and cooler Tuesday
morning; warmer in the interior
Tuesday evening. For Western
Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory: Fair and warmer Tuesday,
winds shifting to southerly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
MRS. HoGG's FUNERAL.
Governor Culberson and Leading
State officials as Pail Bearers.

AUSTIN, Sept. 29.-Special.-The
late Mrs. James S. Hogg's funeral
was conducted from the executive
mansion this morning. All state
departments were closed and their
heads, including Gov. Culberson,
acted as pail bearers. Among the
distinguished men from a distance
were noted Senator Horace Chiffon
and Col. Tom Campbell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
Heavy Rain in Williamson.

GEORGETOWN, Texas, Sept. 23.-
Especial l-One inch and a half Of
dashing rain fell last night. 1t is
too late to benefit cotton, but will
injure it by reducing the grade. 1t
will help range grass and make
stock wafer
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Cattle re-
ceipts. 10000, including $500 Tex
ans; best grade steady, others
weak and 10 lower; Texans 1915
to $3.50. Sheep market, weak, 10
lower,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
Seven Drowned in q Lake.

LONDON, Sept. PA special
dispatch received from Geneva,
Switzerland, today reports that
a steamer ran into and sunk row.
boat there last evening, drowning
seven persons.
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THE COLD WAVE.
FREEZING AND HEAVY SNOWFALL
YESTERDAY.
Death Walked in Company With
the Snowy Mantle in the
Western Wilds.
FIFTY-sIX DEGREES DROP.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 23.-Friday
night Omaha and all eastern Ne
braska was wrestling with hot
wave with the thermometer at 100
degrees. Last night an inch Of
snow covered the ground, with the
mercury at A.
IN KANSAS.
WICHITA, Kas., Sept. 23.-The
temperature at this point fell near
ly 80 degrees yesterday. At two
O'Clock Friday the thermometer
stood at SO. At the same hour
yesterday it stood at As degrees.
RAIN AND FREEZING.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. 3d.
The rainfall in Minneapolis yester.
day was 2.Sl inches. The temper
AZURE is falling rapidly and is close
to the freezing point at midnight.
FATALITIES IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. pa
special from Rawlins, Wyo., to the
Tribune says: Frank Nevins sent
his two sons into the gulch, mile
away from home, to drive home
the cows. Twenty horsemen, who
went to search for them, have re-
turned without finding trace Of
them. They have probably per.
ished in the snow, which is two
feet deep. The Snake river stage
picked up a sheep herder nine
miles from town. He was COM
pletely exhausted and almost
frozen.
COLD ON THE LAKES.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept. 23.-The
steamers City Of Chicago and Vir-
ginia encountered some rough
weather on the lake last night.
The weather was fair and warm
until o'clock in the evening,
when it began to rain and blow,
and a storm with hail set in which
caused the crews to suffer intensely
on deck. Both steamers got in at
IL 10 o'clock.
WARM IN THE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.--The Of
fetal thermometer at the weather
bureau yesterday registered 50 de-
grees between 2 and p. m. This
is the highest point the thermome-
ter has reached in Washington
this wear
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23
Pacific Harbor Defense.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-The
United States government is now
able to blow out of water at days
notice a whole fleet that might at
tempt to enter the Golden Gate.
The battery of the big pneumatic
dynamite guns ordered for the de-
Tense of that port a year or more
ago, has been advanced so far to-
ward completion that two of the
guns could be effectively fred with
only twenty-four hours prepare
ton. The two guns now set up
will be actually fired during the
contractors preliminary tests,
within ten days, and their power
and capacity will be determined.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-23

Ell. Martin, Of the Sap, has re-
turned from New York.
VIM. d. Williams, of Fort Worth,
Is at the Maverick.
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Or. Miles Pafss IsTyrs are guaranteed 70 se0E
headache in 20 minutes "One cent n doass
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The Undersigned will offer at public sale. at
Park Mills. in Frederick County, Mary land,
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

l--..' oueu formed in Illinois. Nebraska,
Iowa and Kansas to resist tothe utmost
the demands Of the English landlords.
The organization is lively one and is
the first really agrarian agitation
in American history. The association
works more secretly than the HOLY
Nehm Gerichte, but it has already in.
auenced legislation in a marked man
ner.
This is the development in the situa-
ton which, more than anything else,
caused the English land owners to
form an alliance among themselves.
The movement was first proposed in
the interest of the Scully estate. 1t is
intended to have an agent in attend
ancc at the meetings of legislatures of
all the states involved this winter. The
matter was brought to the attention of
Sir Julian Pauncefote this autumn
when he visited the London foreign Of
flee, but what he is TO do in the matter
no one cares to say. The English own.
ers feel that they have not been fairly
dealt with by their .merican tenantry
and it is likely that this winter will
witness a crisis in the entire western
agrarlan movement
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

state Ieglsle lures nave done their best
to deal with the question, but hereto
fore with only indifferent success
Viscount Scully is, rightly or wrongly,
made the scapcgoat OF this whole busi-
ness He has for years been a thorn
in the path Of one state administra-
ton after another. and his shrewdness
in evading every provision Of law di-
rected against him has extorted the
unrivaling admiration of thousands.
Thus Scully practically owns in Illi-
nois the best part of the counties Of
Logan, Livingstone and Tazewcll The
state in 1871 uassed an alien land law,
directed solely against Scully. To
evade it he insisted beforehand upon
a clause in all his leases stipulating
that the lessee should pay all taxes
accruing against the property leased.
The result was the creation of a large
and solid body Of voters in the Scully
counties. as they are called. opposed to
propositions Of public improvement by
taxation.
The war against Scully in Illinois
threw the other British land owners
into panic. and as fast as leases have
fallen in they have been renewed
under heavier and heavier conditions.
Alien land laws have occupied the at
tention of legislatures, and in Kansas
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

NlscCult Scully-3. .0o0 0lD acres His lord
ship maintains an ell borate TEN Of bailiffS
Syndicate No. IL. 0l0JO acres This syndi-
cate has all It's holidays IN Mississippi It in
cludes the marquis Of Dalhousie George Hen
r. Howard Choimondeley (Viscount Cholnlon-
deley), Ceorgiana. Viscountess Cross: Hon
Lady Hamilton Gordon; Hon Lady Biddulph
Marquis Of Tweedale-i.7jo0o acres The
marquis Is William Montagu Hay. famed all
over Scotland as the rack rent landlord
Phillips Marshall l. Co., London-i 800 COO
acres This firm has the whole peerage for its
clients.
The Anglo-American syndicate. London -
10000 acres. The funds Of widowed peeresses
are largely invested here The lands are in
the south and west
Bran II. Evans-7oo 900 acres Mr.. Evans
resides in London His l4nds are in Mississippi.
The Duke Of Sutherland-l25 go acres This
Is the actress loving. champagne blbblng and
rack rent nsbleman Of police court fa-ne
The British Land company = 3-oCoO acres.
This land IS all in Kansas
William WEaley-3l00O0 acres Mr. Whal-
ey is the squire Of Peterboro. ENGLAND.
The Missouri Land complny-3o0O,o acres.
This operates a Missouri domain nd has head
quarters IT Edinburgh.
Robert Tennaut-230 0)O acres. This il all
farming land Mr Tenant lives In London
Dundee Land conp1ny-247 coo acres
Lord Dunmore -i21 90 acres
benjamin Newgas. Liverpool-l00OC0 acres.
Lord Houghton Gin Floridal-Co COZ acres.
Lord Junraven lin Co.orado)-0O 0 acres
English Land company lin California;
t0000 acres
English Land company din Arkansas 20 0o0
acres
Alexander Grant. London lin Kansas,-ss.-
90 acres
syndicate No 6-il0oOO acres. This syndi-
cate includes the earl OF vemlam and the earl
OF Lankeyile Tho land is In Wisconsin
NJ Ehenhauser Of Halifax-coOO0J acres
The land is in West Virginia
syndicate No. l. 0Cc0 acres This is a
scotch concern and its land Is In Florida
1t is claimed that fully twenty mil
lion acres of American land are thus
owned by great land owners in Eng.
land and Scotland. This does not in.
clude the Holland syndicate which
owns five million acres of grazing lands
IN western states. nor the German
syndicate owning two million acres in
various states.
For some time past 1t has been evi.
dent to the foreign land owners that
concerted action on their part was es.
sential to their interests. II is well
known to those who have ever casu-
ally looked into the matter that foreign
land owning has much mpcdcd the de-
velopment of the western common.
wealths. These great land owners pos
itively refuse to sell. They prefer to
establish system of agencies and
bailiffs with the result that very scri-
ous complications have resulted. The
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

will greatly affect the destiny of the
hundreds of thousands who dwell upon
it.
First of all. list of the members of
the aristocracy who own the lands in
question will not be without interest.
Such a list has never before been given
in full. The greatest of the English
holdings and the persons interested are
these:
The Texas Land Union Syndicate No. 81
1900 coo acres. Interested peers: Baroness
Burdett- t-Coutts, Earl Cadogan II. c Fitzroy
Somerset Ghis is the duke OF Beaufort), VIII
liam Alexander Lochiel Stephen Douglas
Hamilton. duke OF Beaudon; the duke OF Rut-
land; Ughtaed J. Kay -Shuttleworth and Ean1
Ethel Cadogan (naid in waiting to the queen)
This syndicate owns whole counties in Texas,
and tens Of thousands Of persons pay 1t rent
ais
Sir Edward Reid-2oololo acres This is
syndicate which owns lands in Florida only
1t includes the present duchess OF Marlbo-
rough. Lady Randolph Churchill and Lady
Lister-Kaye.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

and Nebraska the struggle for tire
had serious effect upon land secur-
tiles of all kinds.
Finally matters came to such a de-
plorable stage that a committee of the
American tenantry was appointed to
present memorial to the London own
ers of land, setting forth the ruin that
stared the western farmers in the face
as a result of the rack renting system
that had been evolved out OF the
chaos. This memorial had a marked
effect upon Baroness Burdett-C Coutts,
who insisted upon no more evic-
tons Of American farmers. 1t only
aggravated the duke of Sutherland,
who was then in sore need of funds,
and he cabled his agents to collect the
rents and send them over at all haz
ards.
Finding that mild measures availed
nothing, the tenantry resorted to a
more radical expedient. An association
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

~ wonder where Miss Consuclo Astcr
the new debutantc. keeps her nose
said Mr.. Murray Hill. who was reading
daily paper.
What an absurd remark for 4 sen
sible man to make" said Mrs Murray
Hill. tossing her head.
Nothing absurd about it. This So
ciety reporter writes: The fair young
debutante has an exquisitely nodded
face. Of which two dark hazel eyes are
the central feature Now | want TO
know where her nose is situated?"-
Texas SiftinrS-
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
OIN FUKLIGN MASTERS
a Crisis in the Rule of English Aris-
tCcrats in America
Agrarisn War Ahead-A Union in London
O.. the Alien Landlords Who Ruin
Western farmers by
Rack Renting.
lcoPYRlGHT. lse5 l

That English aristocrats should rule
large domains in the United States
and rule them from London is at first a
difficult thing to grasp. Not until it is
borne in mind that peers and peeresses
OF Great Britain are large landed pro-
prietors in our country-Viscount
Scully alone owns three million acres
In Illinois. Iowa and Nebraska-does
the significance of absenteeism in
landlords become apparent. But now
the matter will be brought home to
Americans more directly than it has
ever been brought home yet, for there
Is shortly 10 be a union in London Of
the American land owning interests.
and a series Of drastic measures are
scheduled, which. it IS believed. will
not only increase the annual rentals Of
the vast domain involved h,1t r--L;eh
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

ats great mistake" said a philoso-
pher, ''for poor man TO go into politics
unless he is sure he can make a living
at it."
That's very true replied the phil
osopher's wife, but it seems to me that
a man who could make living at
politics could get rich doing most any
thing else. Detroit Free Press
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
THE WORLD OF HUMOR.
Some of the Latest and Best Things
From the Pens of Our Most
Noted Funny Men.
A Rising Thermometer.

"What is it that keeps you busy writ
Ing so late in your study every night?7
asked Mrs Yerger Of her husband
Il am writing the history of my life. :
81 suppose you mention me in it
''Oh. yes; ! call you the sunshine Of
my existence
do really throw so much sunshine
into your daily life?"
81 refer to you as the sunshine Of ny
existence because you make it hot foT
me"
A rise in the thermometer occurred
Immediately after the foregoing con
versation.-AlexS Sweet, in Texas Sift-
ingS
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

He was pretty little youngster, with
little fat legs that stuck out beneath
clean, stiff-starched clothes.
"What are you going to do when you
grow up to be man?' asked a visitor.
The little fellows face assumed an
expression of earnest gravity as he re-
sponded with a voice which was evi-
IDENTIFY shaken by sad memories Of the
past: whip papa. "-Tit-Bits.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

What do you think Of these eggs?"
whispered the lean man.
"These eggs, responded the fat
boarder. whose occupation was that Of
advertising clerk in newspaper office,
''are too late to classify Chicago
Tribune.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

Husband with desire to say some
thing pleasantl-Do you know, kitten,
I could recognize you from your style
anywhere?
Kitten should think you could,
seeing that you have let me wear this
same old style for two years.-Judge.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
FnnnY.


Wool-Nine men out of ten have a
settled conviction that they are unde-
veloped humorists.
Van Pelt-TIow about the tenth?
Wool-Oh, he's the infallible Judge
of the humor produced by Others
Brooklyn Life
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
YaIuable In.nrmatlnn

Anything new in your line?" asked
,he market reporter
II was growing dark. The hardware
man looked about absently and then
remarked: Window blinds are going
down. Indianapolis Journal.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
same SDerialty

Am mistaken in deeming you CO..
worker in the feld?" asked the travel
ing evangelist.
Il don't know what field you work
in, answered the tall man with the
white tie, but am in the fire escape
business. '-Indianapolis journal.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
nnd AIr.adr Reen Clcanc. nn,-

Chappie-The funniest thing har.
pened to me last night. was held up
By highwayman.
Cholie-I don't see anything funny
In that.
Chappie-But | had just been to the
church bazar before he did it,-Judge.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS src
EiDELIrY AND DEpo< 1T co,S
l. MARYLAND ANY

EiDELTrY AND DEpo< 1T co,.
MARYLAND rASY
CAPITAL
Becomes Security on FIDFIrrv
CiAL Bonds-CoI poralion and Jp
sons Possessing prDterI, and
necessity OF saying NopfOn
2-if enables heirs and ne,,
Det7ine irus ees execn,H VI 81
admin Isl rators.
st relieves persons required ;.
ponds from incurrjnp n,1i toy'.
by asking friends 10 bungali
curly for them, and wI9ihe
would ieel bound To ren,.
"hen the Opportunity cams
4.-1t presents undue ipepsr.
employees. nce N
b.-lt Insures a SUPERVISE,
bonded. over d
SIT guarantees prompt nar,
losses. p"'mentj
lit affords persons orno nror.
friends OF financial sianpes1Vl
obtain positions OF trust aua
lument. "uu ell
s.-When once adopted II ,s -.
abandoLed. ne'
s.-It has for its directors soma
best known ano most suhs,ooIlll VI
men ofthe Sta e. and for n :. !
the following gentlemen Ou0
Lloyd L. jackson, Pres; w. Crawl I'd NJ.
Edwin Warfield, Vicp-Presidents. nda na
r. Bosler, secretary and Treasurer W,lls;alin ls;ln
Hammond, General Counsel n Win W:ii,,alI u
Williams, Assistant Counsel. "Hasl
II you have bond ofany sescrintior % :,
call al my office and get rates before go',g cT Z
friends VII might for reas Ms be>t LsV,,s nn.s
themselves se compelled to say no"
w. IRVING PARSONS.
Real Estate & Loan Apen,
Mutual Insurance Ruild,n
Fr derrick.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

Passer-What's going on in that
hall?
Policeman-Wen, there's a lot of
long-haired men and short-haired
women there. but don't know whether
its suffrage association or an athletic
club.-N. Y. Weekly.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
loo Much Curiosltv.

First Colored Gent-Dat's a nifty fne
par oh pants you has on. Whar did yer
get EN-, and what dey cost yer?
Huh, dey mout cost me two years in
de plenopotenshiary ef tole yer" re-
piled colored gent No. 2.-Tammany
Times.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

JANUARY TERM, 1895.
In the matter fthe Report of Sales filed the
3lst day of January, 1875.
ORDERED Tha on the 26th day of February.
lS'o, Tue ourt VIII proceed To act upuu the lie.
port OF Sales OF Real Estate. reported to said
q urt by Ihaddeu> NJ Biser, assignee Of mort.
gagee In the above cause, and fiisd therein az
aforesaid 10 finally ratifA and confirm the same
unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown
before 'aid day; provided copy OF this order
oe Inserted M some new pap-r published In
rr derrick county, for three successive weeks
prior TO said day
.Th- report states the amount OF sales TO be
$1,000
Daled this 3lst day Of January, 1896
JOHN l.. JORDAN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Fred. rick county
True copy-Test: JOHN l.. JORDAN,
feb. lat
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
4 safe Plan.

Little Pat-I let me ould woman have
her own way whin she's bin drinking
Friend An whin she's not been
drinking?
Little Pat-Och! thin she takes her
own way.-Puck.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Sweet. yyifeIx Adxiee.

John She said, gently. ii / was
you I'd let elections alone an jine
progressive euchre club.
What for3" he exclaimed.
Because in progressive euchre they
IS seeh thing as BOBBY prize
WASHINGTON Star.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Every Rule Has IT, Exceptions.

Gilgal-Should a man always wait
until the lady with him is seated be-
fore sitting down himself?
Gargoyle-Unless she wishes to sit in
his lap. Town Topics.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
satisfied.

Father-You must know, sir, that my
daughtePwill get nothing from NE un-
i'll my death.
SuitOr tpleasantlyl-oh, that's all
right, sir; that's all right! Ihave enough
to live on for two or three years.-Puck
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
The Cause of the Evil.

Visiting Englishman-What was Il
that Grst started the free lunch institu-
ton in this country?
MIR. Manhattan-l guess it must have
been the constant influx of so many
hungry foreigners. Truth.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Not Up TO the Mark.

Manager-I'm afraid your melodrama
viii not answer.
Author-Would you mind saying in
what respect you consider it defective?
Manager-The incidents are not suf.
dciently improbable Puck.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
AnsWeFRd.

Lord Bullbeefe-Aw, Miss Giddeigh,
do you go in much for cycling, may
awsls?
Miss Giddeigh-No, / always ride out
doors, Lord Bullbeefe. Town Topics
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Perscyeriny Man.

Cumso-Thcre is a good deal of perse-
verance about Looney.
Cawker tincrcdulous)-Whats that?
Cumso-lt's true. He persists in
making 4 fool of himself. = Town
Topics.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

Some women can't believe a word
their husbands say" she remarked.
We'll, eonfided the other. I'm not
quite so badly off as that. My husband
talks in his sleep occasionally. Wash
ington Star.